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Politics / Re: Canada To Deport A Nigerians’ Hater, Kemi Omololu-olunloyo Back To Nigeria. by Shinor(m): 4:48pm On May 04, 2012
This is the simple reason why we enjoin all Nigerians to be students of history especially your local history. It will save them ranting and raving unnecessarily.
Kemi Omololu-Olunloyo is from a family where madness has it's headquarters. So no one should be surprised by her Luciferian outburts, satanic and bokoharamitic insinuations.

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Fashion/Clothing Market / NEFERTITI MAKEOVER BAR - It's All About You by Shinor(m): 10:27am On May 03, 2012
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Education / Re: Girl With Nine A1s In WASSCE: She Is So Brilliant Her Teachers Feared Her Result by Shinor(m): 9:26pm On Apr 21, 2012
beblessed: I hv a student like dat in d sch i teach. We re all afraid 4 waec result. She made 7A* n 1B in d last igsce. D b wz because there wz no physics teacher.
Did you say you are a teacher? You are a disgrace to your profession and a danger to your student. Why encourage this stupid text typing? Is that how you write for your students to read?
Teachers are meant to lay good examples. I am afraid you have failed on this occasion.

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Politics / Re: John Fashanu Appears As Character Witness In Ibori's Sentencing by Shinor(m): 5:32pm On Apr 17, 2012
I am surprised that a lot of you do not know that John Fashanu lives in Lagos. He operates his dodgy businesses from Lagos as he is an untouchable inn Nigeria. As soon as Fashanu moved to Lagos, in less than 1 year, he was "friends" with the likes of Dangote. Mike Adenuga and all the governors. You guys underestimate this dude. the guy is a 419 perfected. Not surprising. He is always doing character reference for people who are about to be jailed.
He was character reference for one Pastor DOUGLAS GOODMAN during the Pastor's trial. Now it's Ibori.
I bow for Fash. For a guy who wasn't born in Nigeria to demonstrate the level of street wisdom that Fash has is scary. Fash drives around Lagos at night without driver or security - No be ordinary eye. If they dig deeper, Fash built one of those stadia and pocketed a huge sum.
Travel / Re: A Thread For Travel Enthusiasts! by Shinor(m): 3:04pm On Apr 11, 2012
JeSoul: Nice thread.

I love to visit new places and going by that I've never been to the same place twice (except once). One of the nicest cities I've ever visited is Chicago (I was there 07 I think). Forget NYC with its boring linear sky scrapers, Chicago is full of architechtural eye candy lol just beautiful all around. Maybe I loved it so much because its similar in 'feel' to my own town Boston. Plenty to do - visit the museums, zoos & aquarium, visit landmarks like the Sears Tower (3rd tallest bld in the world), plenty of stores if shopping is your thing, attend a sporting event (baseball, basketball etc), check out grant park where Obama gave his victory speech in 08 or gorgeous millenium park, take pictures by the wacky Chicago egg, eat at a variety of diverse restaurants - we ate at this Greek Restaurant close to the sears tower and I have dreamt about that place ever since lol. And when you're tired, take a stroll at the beach that is easily walkable from downtown or go to a fair at the pier. And if you're there with a partner, I highly recommend doing one of the many cruises on Lake Michigan that offers breathtaking views of the city especially at night. And if you have extra cash, I beg you to stay at a sky scraper hotel with a city view - it is breathtaking at night lol and totally worth going to bed & waking up to bright sunshine with that as your backdrop.

Aight I'll stop now (suprised I remember this much lol). I'll see if I can add pictures when I get home.


I wouldn't want to forget NYC just like that. Been to NYC a few times. I agree the skyline can be intimidating and sometimes seemingly boring but there are lots of other places you could do in NYC. take a trip to Harlem and visit the Apollo and wonder at the array of stars who have graced the venue. You know at a time if an artiste hadn't played at the Apollo, that artiste wasn't reckoned with.
How about a day in Central park holding hands with your hubby as you enjoy a private picnic.
China town too is great.
Times Square. MSG. The Broadway etc........I guess you know all these perhaps you done NYC too many times that it doesn't hold any attraction any longer for you

TIP: One tip we always use when travelling - be nice and smile to the person at the counter when checking in at your hotel! I cannot mention how many countless room upgrades and 'honeymoon' suites we've scored by simply being nice & treating them well. The person behind the counter has a ton of power in what room they put you in and it costs them nothing to upgrade you for free as long as rooms are available. You can buy the least expensive room at a 4-5 star hotel and take a chance you'll get upgraded.
Travel / Re: A Thread For Travel Enthusiasts! by Shinor(m): 2:50pm On Apr 11, 2012
Good to hear from a lot people here and I want to presume most are Nigerians. So why do people say Nigerians are not adventurous or that Nigerians don't do proper holidays? I don't mean the Los - Lon trip packed with garri etc to deliver and return with excess shopping baggage.
I have had a fair share of globe trotting although not like many of the guys here.
PLACES VISITED : Cameroon, Ghana, Amsterdam, Paris, Istanbul (Turkey), Shanghai, Guanzhou, Shenzhen (China), New York New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, Houston Texas, Miami Florida, Detroit Michigan,USA.
PLACES TO VIST : Kingston Jamaica, Isreal, Alabama, USA.

I didn't want to take a swipe at airlines but Continental and BA rank as the worst airlines for service wise. While we get free bottles of wine with your meal on most airlines, had to pay $2.99 on Continental. Nonsense airline lol. BA always have my grandmothers friends on duty. Old air hostesses make your trip longer than usual lol.
China was the most fascinating. If not the distance, would do it every year. Absolutely beautiful ( Shenzhen ) Flew Virgin with an open bar at the rear for as many drinks as you wanted. China was really great as I was met with scenes beyond my imagination.
Most shocking visit. Washington DC. Stayed at Jury's Inn Dupont circle. Could not believe the amount of beggars hanging outside stores and hassling you for spare change. Went into a local McDonalds and saw people who could easily pass for drug addicts all over the place. I was embarrassingly shocked.
Travel / Re: Lokoja-Abuja Road Traffic Holdup: Worst Ever! by Shinor(m): 11:52am On Apr 07, 2012
When your president spends N1billion on food for a year and refused to reduce the amount in the heat of the fuel subsidy strikes. Shows you what sort of leaders reign over Nigeria.
Sports / Stationary Stores Supporters Football Club by Shinor(m): 5:25pm On Apr 03, 2012
COUNTDOWN TO D DAY
Stationary Stores Supporters FC are floating a new club.

They have been working behind the scenes and they will be recruiting and interviewing candidates for coaches, physiotherapists and psychologists at the LTV 8 on Friday 6th April 2012 @ 10am.

Interested candidates should come prepared for possible immediate absorption...
Sign Chairman steering committee.
Business / Blackberry Maker Gives Up On Consumer Markets by Shinor(m): 12:31pm On Mar 30, 2012
Struggling BlackBerry smartphone maker, Research In Motion (RIM), is to leave most consumer markets and focus on corporate customers.
The move came as the company reported a loss of $125m (£79m) over the last three months, with total revenue down by 25% on last year.

http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/blackberry-maker-gives-consumer-market-073611652.html
Business / Red Bull Drink Owner Dies by Shinor(m): 9:06pm On Mar 18, 2012
Chaleo Yoovidhya, who co-founded the globally popular energy drink, has died in Thailand.
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/red-bull-drink-billionaire-chaleo-dies-thailand-063630894.html
Travel / Re: Arik Suspends London-abuja Flight From The 25th March by Shinor(m): 3:29pm On Mar 16, 2012
Should Arik close down, I will come speedily to one conclusion. Nigerians can't run a decent airline business. Before Arik, It was Inter Continental owned by the same guy who owns Victor Vanni Security. The company folded up. OKADA. BELLVIEW. ALBARKA. SOSOLISO. ADC. CAPITAL. All dead.
Last Year Air Nigeria made noise that they were coming to Gatwick Airport from September 1st. They didn't do jack and failed to apologise. Is it that we cannot operate an airline? If we struggle to operate a scheduled bus service guess an airline will be an uphill task
The best local airline in Nigeria today is Indian owned and run - DANA.
Religion / Re: DIG Haruna's Tragic Death Prophesied By?? Guess?? TB Joshua! by Shinor(m): 3:05pm On Mar 16, 2012
Beretta92: T.b. Joshua again??!! Am still waiting 4 boko's annihilation.he said boko wud be gone by feb/march n am still waiting
The government has entered into meetings with BH...............that's the end of the brouhaha and it's March.
I am not endorsing TBJ O. But I am just responding to your comment.
Romance / Re: Nairaland People Make Una Help Me O! by Shinor(m): 12:38pm On Mar 12, 2012
deandavid: alrite, i lhave istened to all of ur advices, its like goin d decent way is d way 2 follow, i ll wait 4 her to go nd try convince her old man. @agybabe me na xtian o,confirm 1, u knw when person reach sum kind tight levels, 1 might be tempted to act desperate,wch might nt b in accordance 2 God's way. I don hear watin una talk, i will wait,keep my finger crossd,pray nd hope 4 d best. Dat lady is so good 2 let go jst lik dat,she b r pale favourite pikin o. Make una folo me pray, make God 4giv me,nd give me dis wman o. D land green,bt he no green reach dis gal o, i knw wat am talkin abt.she's jst a perfect match me. Bt aside waitin nd prayin, is there anytin i can do to help to situation?Tanks people.
Go the traditional way. Write an epistle to Bishop introducing yourself, your background and your future plans for life in general. Use scriptures to back your thesis. This should not be shorter than 4 foolscap pages in legible handwriting no text language or wafi slangs. Queens English recommended. For very serious statements, use Latin. Download English to Latin online translator. DO NOT MENTION THAT THE DAUGHTER TOLD YOU HE DOESN't LIKE NON YORUBAS.
Celebrities / Re: Mo’hits War: Friends Move To Reconcile D’banj And Don Jazzy by Shinor(m): 12:06pm On Mar 12, 2012
Mark this date.
If this story is the real truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, THIS IS THE END OF D'BANJ's CAREER.
D'Banj's kind of music will not cause any storms in America. Slowly he will die out.
He remains a largely Nigerian / African act and NEEDS A PRODUCER THAT UNDERSTANDS THAT TERRAIN - DON JAZZY. The only Nigerian artiste that can make it outside Nigeria is Innocent Idibia aka TUFACE.
Career / Re: Foreign Newspapers And Industry Magazines Can Help Your Career by Shinor(m): 1:28pm On Feb 24, 2012
@Samoo01. Thanks for your contribution.
I couldn't help but respond after reading your line that what most people use the internet for in Nigeria and indeed a greater part of Africa is socializing. This is really unfortunate. As the world grows smaller everyday via these same devices, a lot of people are failing to realize that we are all being judged with the same yardstick. If companies can relocate their call centres from the US to Ghana, why won't they judge a Ghanaian or Nigerian graduate against a US graduate? At the end of the day, it's either you are in or you are out. If you can't measure up, you'll fall out. It is left to individuals to equip themselves. We can no longer blame the university we attended.
But as you rightly stated, to them its all about pinging, EPL or La Liga.
Career / Re: Foreign Newspapers And Industry Magazines Can Help Your Career by Shinor(m): 12:01pm On Feb 24, 2012
Well done guys and a special thanks to the poster.
Before i opened this thread, I knew it will not extend beyond page 1 despite being up on the front page for sometime now.
It does not talk about sex, football or phones and so it will be avoided BY THOSE WHO NEED IT THE MOST.
You guys don't realise what this thread has done to me. I flew into Nigeria to hold our International Young Leaders Academy last August in Ilorin and the very first assignment I gave was for the 30 or so participants to read and summarize articles from a newspaper. I was shocked to hear from all of them that they were reading a newspaper for the first time. And these guys were SS3 students. So I wondered why they got their information from? I almost lost hope but with this thread I know there are people out there doing the right thing.
Knowledge is power as they say. Read to gather information.
Whenever you have the opportunity, google any subject. Thank God for wikipedia.
I currently use You Tube and Google to do extra lessons for my 7 year old son. Even though we live in England, I have shown him what a Tsunami looks like from You Tube videos.
We have not flown in the Airbus A380, but I have shown him official videos of what the plane looks like. There are too many tools out there for anyone to feign ignorance.
Believe it or not, there are news magazines that you will read and at the end of it all, you will sound more coherent than a masters degree holder from our Nigerian universities.
And just to add that if you desire to speak properly, spend time listening to radio - BBC World service. At least you don't DSTV for this. Listen and imitate the way the presenters speak. No funny gobble. Just plain simple English.
Education / Re: Ss3 Student Opts For Pidgin At Oyo Assembly Probe by Shinor(m): 12:54pm On Feb 16, 2012
@Samstyler. You are the biggest fool of the Millenium.
Just one example. China has the largest number of English as a Second Language ESL teachers working there because they have found out that English is the world's accepted medium of communication. Infact once you qualify as an ESOL teacher, you look to the far east for a job. Be quoting baseless shit there.
So the boy will write WAEC in Igbo? Ok now go on, mumu like you
Education / Re: Ss3 Student Opts For Pidgin At Oyo Assembly Probe by Shinor(m): 12:48pm On Feb 16, 2012
@onyxo76. Jah Bless you.


Now back to the matter at hand. What do we do with SS3 students who can't express themselves in simple English. The rate at which people abbreviate words in Nigeria is sad and they carry that into the exam hall. If this is unchecked, Nigerian companies will be hiring graduates from Kenya to come and work here. There is an urgent need to address the failings in the educational sector.
WAEC and other public exams are conducted in English language. If a student cannot read and understand the instructions and the questions, that student has automatically failed.  Yet we have schools all over Nigeria where teaching is done in the native tongue and yet we are surprised at the WAEC / NECO failure rates.
Family / Re: How Do Career Women Cope With Domestic Chores? - Help! by Shinor(m): 2:48pm On Feb 15, 2012
@Sagamite. Let's hook up and do that hand wash deal again.
Remember the guy that was featured in the news who CLAIMED he lived without physical cash and cards?

We too will be on yahoo news lol lol.

Or maybe we should do winter without Jackets as we are against exploitation of child workers in all those factories in the Far East
Family / Re: How Do Career Women Cope With Domestic Chores? - Help! by Shinor(m): 2:04pm On Feb 15, 2012
From Outstrip
I don't subscribe to spending the whole weekend in the kitchen either but it really should not be this complicated.  If you get back from work at about 8pm everyday then your husband really should be part of this process. What in the world are you guys going to do when the babies start coming. Sometimes I wonder how my husband and I survived the first couple of years but looking back now I realized that we ran the home like a freaking military operation. Everything was planned in advance for everything to run smoothly but we did it all together.

That's the foundation. Plan everything.
Following that, your husband must ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE in running the house.
I cook, and get my my 2 kids aged 3 and 7 ready for school and drop them off. That is my own daily contribution as my wife's office is 2 hours away from home, On days when we are both tired we eat take away BUT NOT ALWAYS. I didn't come to London to help chinko buy his house cash down. I also do the weeks ironing in advance.
Perhaps washing machine and dishwasher might help you. Me I no get dishwasher? What will baba Ijebu do with dishwasher? If not that the water can be bitterly cold I would still be washing my clothes by hand ( just teasing)

Adopt these and you should be fine.
Speaking from 10 years experience Lol lol

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Education / Re: Can Educators Reveal Their Experience With Nigerian Students? by Shinor(m): 1:04am On Feb 15, 2012
@Naijabymarriag. Thanks a lot. Would love to find out about teaching opportunities in the states ( Easiest Route). My email address is in my profile.
Education / Re: Can Educators Reveal Their Experience With Nigerian Students? by Shinor(m): 11:25am On Feb 14, 2012
@lilrukevwe. Thanks for this contribution.

Education is a venture in which a lot of people are involved in, there is needed talk about changes and development but it never came. When I hear a parent saying "I am sending my child to a better school so that they can get a good job" I cringe.

Our educational system has totally lost its value and usefulness truely when I was in school I was told that the teaching profession was a STOP GAP.

But a lot of the decay we find stems frm the fact that the "parents" have failed to instill the desired discipline in their wards. I pray that our skool system improves.


Parents, Well I mean a lot of parents have abdicated their responsibilities. The parents of today are the ones who enjoyed the public schools of the 1960's 70's & 80's. Yet they watch by as institutions have degenerated into hell holes. And it is sad when they even boast " I can never allow my kids to go to public schools".
You know one of the problems facing this country today is INSTEAD OF FIXING A PROBLEM, WE SEEK EASY ALTERNATIVES. Nigerian public schools went bad, parents ran to private schools. Private schools go bad, they went abroad ( South Africa, UK, Ghana, Kenya ) and now you will find Nigerians in schools in UZBEKISTAN. Instead of us rallying together to make our schools the envy of others, we are running to them. God help us.
Education / Re: Can Educators Reveal Their Experience With Nigerian Students? by Shinor(m): 10:59am On Feb 14, 2012
@Natasha. Thanks
Education / Re: Can Educators Reveal Their Experience With Nigerian Students? by Shinor(m): 8:18pm On Feb 13, 2012
@NRI PRIEST. Thanks for your contribution. Check my post.
Education / Re: Can Educators Reveal Their Experience With Nigerian Students? by Shinor(m): 8:17pm On Feb 13, 2012
@HNosegbe. Thanks for your post.
I am looking forward to meeting our Minister of Education one day. I wonder what she thinks about
Education / Re: Can Educators Reveal Their Experience With Nigerian Students? by Shinor(m): 8:14pm On Feb 13, 2012
@Outstrip. I felt exactly the way you felt but that led me to take a major decision to be involved in the future of our current students.
All blame should not be dumped at the doorstep of the current students and teachers.
The current crop of uninspired teachers were the disgruntled students of a few years ago who read EDUCATION because they could not get into their first choice course. Also all the years of ASUU strikes have taken its toll on the quality of graduates produced. it is sad no one is pointing accusing fingers at ASUU for the role they played in destroying the future of the Nigerian graduate through incessant strikes and archaic teaching methods. How can a lecturer dictate the same course note for 10 years ? These crop of teachers have been joined by the graduates who roamed the streets seeking an oil company / bank job and only turned to teaching as a last resort. So you can see we have institutionalized problems already. Now how do these hapless teachers motivate a bunch of students who are daily bombarded with stuff on TV / Radio glorifying the easy route to success? BBA etc.
I seriously doubt if there are any training / refresher courses that teachers MUST attend after a certain number of years.
Are schools inspected regularly? I dare to say even if we have an inspection and grading system for schools, it would be abused with inspectors demanding and collecting bribes before grading schools accordingly.
Coupled with this is an inept and inefficient government who seem to prefer a total annihilation of the educational sector.
Two years ago I started Protege Leadership Academy ( www.protegeleadershipacademy.org ) after one of my visits to Nigeria to conduct a recruitment exercise for a British company. The quality of CV's I received from graduates made me weep.
The average Nigerian is the smartest person in the whole world.
Currently Nigerian girls are topping in the sciences in the UK ( girls category ). This used to be the exclusive preserve of Chinese girls. So I believe there's nothing inherently wrong with the ordinary Nigerian student. He is just a victim of his environment.
People let us join hands. What can you do? Every little help is required. I travel to Nigeria to hold a Young Leaders Academy programme to build leadership capacity in the current generation. I collect books from British Schools and donate them in Nigeria and Ghana. There's a lot we can do. Return to your secondary school and mentor someone today.

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