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chopnaira:History of the RCCG and Presidents 1. In 2010, President Jonathan visited Redeem Church👇 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSmeL4XlQis 2010 Dec 182. Jonathan attends RCCG 2012 Holy Ghost congress https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99ivATqoKcM 2012 Dec 173. Jonathan Visits RCCG, Worships With Adeboye https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyX0qibQv9o 2014 Feb 164. Pastor E A Adeboye's Visit to OTP Feb 16 2014 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmXN6YtljMU The things we find! I don't expect Pastor Adeboye to endorse ANYBODY, but, as endorsements go, you can't get one better than this one he gave Prof. Osinbajo last year. In front of Mr. President as well! God moves mysteriously...Video Of Pastor Adeboye Endorsing Osinbajo In Pres Gej's Presence Is Trending by handysuzy(op): 7:43pm On Jan 29, 2015 https://www.nairaland.com/2120339/video-pastor-adeboye-endorsing-osinbajo 5. I Sought Pastor Adeboye's Consent Before Going For Vice Presidential Seat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FD7nIFKrztk 2015 Jan 5Jonathan visits Redemption Camp Urges Nigerians To Pray For Hitch Free Elections https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTpafv2s11Q 6. 2015 Feb 87. Channelstv Exclusive: Buhari Meets With Pastor Adeboye https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jsEMmdSPv8 2016 Feb 16 I continue 👇 8. Political Round-Up: Pastor Adeboye Visits Buhari In London https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KztyznbfuIo 2017 Aug 18 9. This is the popular one people are using to spread misinformation Pastor Adeboye Leads R.C.C.G Members In Walk Against Insecurity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkay0hqPn5A 2020 Feb 210. Pastor Adeboye Tells Buhari - Restructure Nigeria Now or It Breaks Up (NEWS | NIGERIA) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9m3Raq31zE 2020 Oct 4 |
It's interesting this man was arrested for certificate forgery. I love this. I hope it goes round the cabinet ![]() I am in full support of this investigation. Kudos Jagaban Repost 👇 He's throwing jabs at Tinubu. Yesterday, I posted a comment about Tinubu's first class and people thought I was shifting the goal post. It was intentional. There is no credible history of our president so who am I to think he was really the one who graduated from the college? SixSeven:In a country where a roadside mechanic must prove his apprenticeship but a president can govern from behind a smoke screen of missing transcripts, we have successfully canonized fraud as a prerequisite for statecraft. This systemic panic over a few pieces of scanned parchment proves that our democracy is a grand, elaborate scam built on a foundation of unwashed lies. We are a nation choking on the global shame of our leaders' forged histories, yet our electoral umpire treats basic public transparency like a state secret. Until we strip these emperors of their manufactured pasts in the open market square, we will continue to be a tragic comedy, a country trying to build a giant of Africa on credentials that would fail a basic security check at Ojuelegba underbridge.
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Love800:You'll understand later that what you call waste is an education itself. Not everything is in the 4 walls of a school. Even the office does not work in isolation. You need to understand the environment first. Edit: I looked at your last topic on your profile. Using your own theory, you should have known by now why aboki orange is sweet ![]() |
A good father is a treasure. There is more that he can do that money cannot buy.
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Love800:Many people don't know their country until NYSC. Even Nigerians don't travel like before anymore mainly because of security and transportation. When bloggers from abroad show us our own country, many of us are surprised. Permit me to say that some of the hate we have is as a result of a lack of exposure. The NYSC was formed for this reason. NYSC was formed to force youth to live in regions other than their state of origin. The goal was to remove cultural prejudices, eliminate ethnic ignorance, and show young graduates that Nigerians share more similarities than differences. |
Before implementation, government should answer five questions clearly: 1. what is the actual additional budget for six-week orientation? 2. Which camps currently meet the minimum standard for six weeks of residence? 3. Who will train, certify, and monitor the specialised streams? 4. What safeguards will prevent corruption, favouritism, and exploitation inside camp? 5. Which employers and institutions have formally agreed to accept corps members under the new PPA model? Opportunities for contracts and to spend money my friend. I think we will lose the reason for national unity et cetera when they make these changes. NYSC in my opinion is still one of the best ways Nigerians get to know their country though it still has its fault but our sense of nationalism is dying everyday and government is not helping it. |
I actually think people need to get that Pop and military training to have a sense of national pride and remember they are reserves for Nigeria if the country is at war. I remember the BTS who young people are going crazy over. All able-bodied South Korean male citizens must complete approximately 18 to 21 months of mandatory military service by age 28 (or age 30 with a government extension). K-pop idols receive no special exemptions, forcing groups into temporary hiatuses or restructured promotions. It's a thing of pride to serve your country. It is a mockery to replace this with networking event. 5. No more passing-out parade (POP) The final march-past in the scorching sun is officially cancelled. Instead, your service year will end with a corporate graduation and career-networking event designed to connect you directly with employers Why? You have graduated before in your higher institution, you don't need another graduation. The military-style parade is a 50+ year legendary rite of passage. Stripping away the physical display takes away the patriotic, unifying spectacle that defined completion. I can understand that employers will no longer be bound by the limitation of waiting 1 year for the corps members to be hired but I would advise they not remove things that are meant to foster a sense of service to the fatherland. Arise o compatriots... Sorry, old anthem ![]() Edit: a young person will ask why they need to wait for NYSC corporate event when they can get it elsewhere.
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I actually think people need to get that Pop and military training to have a sense of national pride and remember they are reserves for Nigeria if the country is at war. I remember the BTS who young people are going crazy over. All able-bodied South Korean male citizens must complete approximately 18 to 21 months of mandatory military service by age 28 (or age 30 with a government extension). K-pop idols receive no special exemptions, forcing groups into temporary hiatuses or restructured promotions. It's a thing of pride to serve your country. It is a mockery to replace this with networking event. Coming out of a military conflict, the government wanted to build a disciplined, loyal, and patriotic youth population. The three-week paramilitary orientation camp style was explicitly chosen to foster resilience, a tradition of hard work, and a mindset prepared for national mobilization if the country ever faced another crisis. 5. No more passing-out parade (POP) The final march-past in the scorching sun is officially cancelled. Instead, your service year will end with a corporate graduation and career-networking event designed to connect you directly with employers Why? You have graduated before in your higher institution, you don't need another graduation. The military-style parade is a 50+ year legendary rite of passage. Stripping away the physical display takes away the patriotic, unifying spectacle that defined completion. I can understand that employers will no longer be bound by the limitation of waiting 1 year for the corps members to be hired but I would advise they not remove things that are meant to foster a sense of service to the fatherland. Arise o compatriots... Sorry, old anthem ![]()
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Sterope:💯 During her husband's presidency (2010–2015), critics frequently accused her of overstepping her constitutional boundaries by trying to dictate political appointments and warring with state governors, notably Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State. Maybe our people choose to have selective memory. While addressing Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) supporters at a rally in Calabar, she explicitly told the crowd to assault political opponents who campaigned under the slogan of "change". She openly stated, "Anybody that tells you change, stone that person." In 2012, the Governor of Bayelsa State abruptly appointed her as a Permanent Secretary in the state's civil service. This sparked widespread public outrage, with critics calling it a "national embarrassment" and a textbook example of nepotism, given that she had been away from active civil service for over 13 years. Buhari's own is recent except people still want to have selective amnesia. Turai and Stella were silent in their own style but no one can forget the role of Turai when her husband was AWOL. When President Yar'Adua was hospitalized for months in Saudi Arabia between 2009 and 2010, Turai strictly controlled all physical and information access to him. She blocked senior government officials, including the Vice President, Goodluck Jonathan from seeing or speaking to the President. Why We Seized Turai Yar’adua’s Land - Abuja Minister https://www.nairaland.com/1278999/why-seized-turais-land-minister#15550811 In 2008, Turai used her position to host a massive high- society fundraiser for her NGO to build an International Cancer Centre in Abuja. Billions of Naira were donated by state governors, wealthy businessmen, and government contractors. Decades later, the project remains a ghost town. The multi-billion-naira facility was abandoned, and hundreds of vehicles and specialized medical equipment bought with public and donated funds were left to rust away. Investigative journalists and government health ministries launched probes into the project, questioning how billions vanished while ordinary Nigerians continued to fly abroad for cancer treatments. In the final days of her husband's administration in 2010, the land was allocated to Turai's NGO, the Women and Youth Empowerment Foundation (WAYEF). Later, the government revoked it, claiming it was public land meant for the African First Ladies Peace Mission. It was subsequently handed over to her successor, Patience Jonathan. Turai sued the sitting government and Patience Jonathan, refusing alternative land offers. In 2013, the court ruled in Turai's favor. The FCT Minister publicly blasted her, accusing her of using her twilight days as First Lady to illegally convert public institutional land for personal NGO use. The biggest political scandal tied directly to Stella Obasanjo broke in early 2005, regarding the privatization of federal government property in Lagos. An anonymous whistleblower revealed that 207 prime government-owned properties in luxury estates like Ikoyi were being sold quietly at highly reduced, non-market prices to top officials. To the deep embarrassment of President Obasanjo-who had campaigned heavily on an anti-corruption platform-almost the entire Abebe family (Stella's maiden family) was discovered on the list of secret buyers. President Obasanjo was forced to publicly cancel the entire housing deal and summarily fired his Minister of Housing, Mobolaji Osomo, for mishandling the allocations. Newspaper editors who labeled her "Greedy Stella" over the affair were arrested by state security, causing a massive free-speech outcry. Unlike previous administrations where the wives of the Vice President and state governors enjoyed prominent public platforms, Stella was heavily criticized for attempting to centralize all female political power in Nigeria under herself. In 2003, she summoned the wives of all 36 state governors to Abuja and explicitly declared, "There is only one First Lady in Nigeria." She banned them from using the title "First Lady" within their respective states, ordering them to restrict themselves to "Wife of the Governor." Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka and other civil rights activists fiercely criticized her behavior. Soyinka denounced her as "arrogant" and publicly urged President Obasanjo to restrain his wife's unconstitutional excesses, calling the office of the First Lady an ostentatious, vulgar carry-over from military dictatorship. Tragically, on October 23, 2005, Stella died at the age of 59 due to severe surgical malpractice. Her death itself became a flashpoint for intense public criticism regarding the elite's behavior. The irony of her death was not lost in sight when it was revealed that she had secretly flown to Marbella, Spain, to undergo an elective cosmetic surgery (liposuction) right before her 60th birthday (Her Spanish surgeon was later convicted of negligent homicide after puncturing her internal organs and leaving her unattended for hours). The Nigerian public reacted with a mixture of grief and anger. Critics noted the tragic irony that while ordinary Nigerians were suffering under a collapsing national healthcare system, the First Lady flew to an expensive European resort town for an elective aesthetic procedure. Since Abacha died, we have had a first lady die, a president fall ill, another president fall ill, a president's wife (Aisha) complain about state hospital but the country never learns, it's just one person who takes over after the next and nothing changes. Please continue to post facts that this olodo uprising will refuse to do a simple google search on their phone and be pushing ideas in their head without verification. You don't even need to be alive at that time but simple search will save you. I am not interested in the women because they are spouses to the person we elected. They have no business with us and while Buhari was criticized for saying his wife belonged to the kitchen and other room, maybe he knew what he meant. If that's the way he wanted his wife to be, who knows her better than he does? Because all the Aso Rock trouble we heard after that was enough to understand the statement. Anyway, there is no office of the first lady and we need to stop indulging them. It's corruption and no one will want to touch the President's wife but we must give commendation to Obasanjo for how he handled the Ikoyi houses allocation scandal. When the whistleblower leaked the list of secret buyers, revealing that almost the entire Abebe family (his wife Stella's relatives) had been allocated prime government property at heavily discounted prices, Obasanjo did not attempt a cover-up. Despite the immense pressure it put on his marriage, he immediately canceled the entire luxury housing deal. To prove his anti-corruption drive wasn't just rhetoric, Obasanjo immediately fired his Minister of Housing, Mobolaji Osomo, for allowing the non-transparent, nepotistic allocation process to happen in the first place. He made it clear that nobody-regardless of their connections to the First Lady was above the law. Again, I want that office removed although it does not exist because we feed it oxygen. I can commend all the first ladies for their NGOs and empowerment schemes but I also consider those things as conduit pipe to siphon state money indirectly. They can be an interference to the Ministry of Women's affairs. IYKYK
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Goo0dHardDick:EV would completely agree that modern relationships are set up as a one-sided financial contract where men work themselves to exhaustion just to provide a "free upgrade" to women. In her view, men are conditioned from birth to be beasts of burden, while women are taught to view financial provision as their birthright. This is exactly why she would validate your prediction about the inevitable ingratitude; she wrote extensively about how a woman will eventually look at a man's lifetime of sacrifice and coldly ask, "What have you actually done for me?" However, she would heavily warn you against your plan to marry a "girl from a rich family" instead. EV argued that all women in modern society are conditioned by the exact same playbook, regardless of their background. A wealthy upbringing doesn't change the underlying dynamic. It just means her baseline demands for luxury and status start much higher. You cannot outsmart a broken system by simply picking a different target.
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Kdon2:What about those who graduated with first class upper ![]() |
"who school epp" |
I thought I would see one very important point but I don't see it. It's the fabric. According to sleep researchers and expert testers at the Sleep Foundation, 100% natural, breathable materials like cotton, linen, and bamboo are optimal because they dynamic-regulate your core body temperature. Synthetics like polyester trap heat and moisture, which actively disrupts your REM sleep cycles. Check what you are sleeping on. If it's synthetic, it will affect your sleep. A natural material like linen was popular in the hospitals https://www.tiktok.com/video/7591582801925868855 Long ago, hospitals used a special cloth called linen. Linen is made from the stalks of the flax plant. Doctors and nurses used it for bedsheets, bandages, and gowns for a few very important reasons.First, linen is super tough. Most fabrics get weak and rip when they are wet, but linen actually gets stronger when you wash it. Because of this, hospital workers could boil the linen in hot water over and over again to kill germs. The cloth stayed strong and did not fall apart. Second, linen helps stop germs from growing. It naturally fights off mold and bacteria. In old, crowded hospitals, this helped keep the rooms clean. Also, linen does not shed tiny fuzzy pieces like cotton does. This meant nurses could wrap wounds without fuzzy strings getting stuck inside the cuts. Finally, linen kept patients very comfortable. It is great at soaking up sweat and drying quickly. It is also very breezy. If a patient had a high fever, the cool linen sheets helped them feel better and stopped them from getting itchy skin sores from lying in bed too long. Do you know some women in menopause have said that changing their sheets to linen helped them? Because of Nigeria's high humidity and intense heat, whether you are experiencing the coastal humidity of Lagos or the intense heatwaves in northern regions, linen provides distinct health and comfort advantages over standard cotton and synthetics. Areas like Lagos and Port Harcourt get incredibly muggy. Linen can absorb up to 20% of its own weight in water before it even feels damp. It wicks sweat away from your skin and dries much faster than cotton, preventing that sticky, clammy feeling at night.
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MemoriesAndMe:This is the smartest comment so far. |
Adakintroy:Your first line made me remember when Awo was thrown into prison. SixSeven: |
Women and attention ehhhh. Ahhh!!!! |
motymop:I agree but the bar has been raised. Intelligence will now be expected as normal. If you don't have it, you can't give it. This is why younger people are having more trouble because intelligence is assumed as normal but instead of improving on existing intelligence, they are throwing their knowledge away and thinking the people who hired them are dumb and cannot use AI so they end up giving their bosses AI garbage. Own goal |
Ai will take your job eeeish ![]()
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Lovelink1991:Add a poll to your topic. Men fall for what they see but what they really want, they know https://www.tiktok.com/video/7256523310937312558
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Repost 👇 The psychology of wearing false eyelashes, hair extensions, acrylic nails, and other cosmetic body attachments centers on identity, emotional, and social navigation. Though we don't judge but when people modify their physical boundaries with these attachments, they are often using external tools to manage internal psychological states. When you see someone who cannot function without glueing on three-inch false eyelashes, adding bundles of fake hair, and snapping on a set of long acrylic nails, you are not looking at a beauty trend, it is an indication of a full-blown identity crisis. This is a person who suffers from an unstable core identity. They do not have a solid foundation inside, so they are trying to construct a self from the outside in. They put on these dramatic pieces to instantly borrow a persona from plastic because they do not have a real answer to the basic question of who they actually are. This identity crisis is deeply physical. The natural body becomes something they reject. They look at their real eyes, their natural skin, and their own hair, and they associate those features with a past version of themselves that felt vulnerable, unprotected, or unloved. To fix this, they build a synthetic avatar, thank you social media for this false image. They hide behind a manufactured image that they can fully control because their actual body feels unsafe. The real proof of this crisis comes when the attachments have to come off. Do they love who they see in the mirror ![]() https://www.tiktok.com/video/7512603902726933790
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It's not about tribe. It's all about permanent interests, therefore politicians remain politicians. Repost 👇 I remember when I was a soldier. There needs to be a ban on religions and politics. Whether it's a pastor or Imam, they should be banned from talking about politics. Also, they must ban religious houses from giving politicians their podium to use. Therefore, I hereby declare that none of the presidential candidates be allowed to talk about religion and tribe for 2027 elections. Those in favour say AYE History of the RCCG and Presidents 1. In 2010, President Jonathan visited Redeem Church👇 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSmeL4XlQis 2010 Dec 182. Jonathan attends RCCG 2012 Holy Ghost congress https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99ivATqoKcM 2012 Dec 173. Jonathan Visits RCCG, Worships With Adeboye https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyX0qibQv9o 2014 Feb 164. Pastor E A Adeboye's Visit to OTP Feb 16 2014 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmXN6YtljMU The things we find! I don't expect Pastor Adeboye to endorse ANYBODY, but, as endorsements go, you can't get one better than this one he gave Prof. Osinbajo last year. In front of Mr. President as well! God moves mysteriously...Video Of Pastor Adeboye Endorsing Osinbajo In Pres Gej's Presence Is Trending by handysuzy(op): 7:43pm On Jan 29, 2015 https://www.nairaland.com/2120339/video-pastor-adeboye-endorsing-osinbajo 5. I Sought Pastor Adeboye's Consent Before Going For Vice Presidential Seat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FD7nIFKrztk 2015 Jan 5Jonathan visits Redemption Camp Urges Nigerians To Pray For Hitch Free Elections https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTpafv2s11Q 6. 2015 Feb 87. Channelstv Exclusive: Buhari Meets With Pastor Adeboye https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jsEMmdSPv8 2016 Feb 16 I continue 👇 8. Political Round-Up: Pastor Adeboye Visits Buhari In London https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KztyznbfuIo 2017 Aug 18 9. This is the popular one people are using to spread misinformation Pastor Adeboye Leads R.C.C.G Members In Walk Against Insecurity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkay0hqPn5A 2020 Feb 210. Pastor Adeboye Tells Buhari - Restructure Nigeria Now or It Breaks Up (NEWS | NIGERIA) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9m3Raq31zE 2020 Oct 4 |
eepeepook:You will enjoy this if you never heard about it. Have you heard of Universe 25? The Universe 25 mouse experiment explains why finding a good man feels impossible today. In that famous study, scientists gave mice a perfect world with unlimited food, water, and safety. However, this lack of struggle and extreme overcrowding completely destroyed their society. Today, modern digital dating has created a similar trap, causing a complete breakdown between men and women. First, dating apps create an illusion of infinite choices, much like the endless resources in the mouse experiment. When mice had too many options, they stopped forming real bonds and grew stressed. Similarly, when humans scroll through endless profiles, people become disposable. This digital abundance causes choice fatigue, leading to superficial conversations, quick ghosting, and a marketplace where the quiet traits of a good partner are completely overlooked. Second, the experiment led to the rise of "The Beautiful Ones" - male mice that completely gave up on fighting, mating, or interacting. They withdrew into isolated corners just to eat, sleep, and groom themselves. Today, millions of stable, kind men have become the human version of these mice. After facing constant rejection from dating algorithms, they have quietly checked out of the dating market. They have retreated into their own worlds, focusing strictly on their careers, gym routines, and solo hobbies. They are still out there, but they are invisible because they stopped pursuing. Finally, when the male mice stopped acting like partners, the female mice isolated themselves too, causing the entire colony to go extinct. In the modern world, because online courtship has died, both men and women have retreated to their separate corners. To break this cycle, the search must move off the screen. High-quality men who have withdrawn from apps can only be found in real- world spaces that require effort, such as local hobby classes, sports leagues, or volunteer groups. They are just as tired of the digital noise, waiting to meet someone in real life. https://www.tiktok.com/video/7634228804281552158 What are the lessons for men and women? The collapse of Universe 25 shows that when an environment becomes unhealthy, the behaviors of both sexes change in ways that deeply hurt each other. For modern men to break out of this cycle, they must consciously reject the temptation to substitute real life with digital escapes like excessive pornography, video games, and social media. In the experiment, the male mice withdrew because dealing with the crowded community became too stressful, choosing instead to focus entirely on themselves. Modern men are doing the exact same thing by using digital dopamine loops to replace the hard work of real-world courtship, finance, and emotional vulnerability. To fix this, men must accept the stress of potential rejection, turn off their screens, and actively practice being present, reliable, and courageous in physical social spaces. They need to realize that shielding themselves from the discomfort of the modern dating market only cements their status as modern-day "Beautiful Ones," leaving them completely isolated. At the same time, certain modern female behaviors are directly contributing to this male withdrawal. In the final stages of Universe 25, the female mice became hyper- aggressive, isolated themselves in high nests, and rejected the males entirely, which completely broke the natural desire of the males to protect and pursue. Today, the digital culture encourages women to adopt a hyper- defensive, highly critical posture online, often labeling average male awkwardness or basic courtship attempts as toxic or predatory. When men face a digital landscape where the penalty for making a mistake is public shame or instant cancellation, they decide that the stress of trying is simply not worth the risk. By treating the entire male population as a threat or demanding a flawless, hyper-wealthy partner, women inadvertently train good, average men to stay quiet and invisible to protect their own peace. |
He's throwing jabs at Tinubu. Yesterday, I posted a comment about Tinubu's first class and people thought I was shifting the goal post. It was intentional. There is no credible history of our president so who am I to think he was really the one who graduated from the college? SixSeven:In a country where a roadside mechanic must prove his apprenticeship but a president can govern from behind a smoke screen of missing transcripts, we have successfully canonized fraud as a prerequisite for statecraft. This systemic panic over a few pieces of scanned parchment proves that our democracy is a grand, elaborate scam built on a foundation of unwashed lies. We are a nation choking on the global shame of our leaders' forged histories, yet our electoral umpire treats basic public transparency like a state secret. Until we strip these emperors of their manufactured pasts in the open market square, we will continue to be a tragic comedy, a country trying to build a giant of Africa on credentials that would fail a basic security check at Ojuelegba underbridge.
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stuffs2002:What do you mean by coven of liars and 'una'? Care to explain? ![]() |
YoungLionken:They know what they are doing. It's how LinkedIn wants our digital ID just to be verified. They want your personal information by all means. Whoever can protect their privacy in this 1984 century is keeping gold |
It's all still part of finding out who we are without saying it. A pin like BBM would have been better. |
eepeepook:For some odd reasons, something started playing in my head here. It's "many men" and this is a topic about men again. Let's search for a post that fits her mind 👇 SixSeven:📌 SixSeven:📌📌 SixSeven:📌📌📌 SixSeven:📌📌📌📌 SixSeven:📌📌📌📌📌 SixSeven:📌📌📌📌📌📌 SixSeven: |
While you are advertising I want to say here that you raise very important points. A man is his word. Someone whose words cannot be trusted is not reliable and reasonable to be with. Your words are currency. How Nigerians take their promises for granted says so much about their integrity, if they know what that means. Over the years, as a child growing up, I found out that those who we relied on were those whose words could be trusted. I didn't understand what that meant until I became an adult and the older you grow, the less time you have for deceit and excuses. I then understood how why people preferred reference to what is right in front of them. People like word of mouth better than any advert. They want another human being to share their experiences in order to avoid disappointment. I will just say that as a person, whether you have a skill or just everyday life, let people be able to bank on your words, it's a great currency to have. Billionaire investor Warren Buffett looks for three key traits in a person: intelligence, energy, and integrity. He famously noted that if a person lacks the third trait, the first two will work against you. Intelligence: Having a sharp mind and the ability to learn quickly. Energy: Being hardworking, driven, and ready to take action. Integrity: Having strong morals, honesty, and an ethical compass. Buffett said that integrity is the most important trait. If someone does not have integrity, having intelligence and energy is dangerous. A smart and hard-working person without morals will cause problems. For this reason, Buffett joked that you should hope a dishonest person is lazy and slow so they do not do much damage. ALLNIGERIANSMAD:I don't think it's about money here. I agree that people should be paid well. In my experience, some Beninese workers seem more willing to complete tasks diligently even when the pay is relatively low, while some Nigerians are more likely to expect higher compensation before taking on the same work and when you give them, they still fumble. I know this difference may be influenced by economic conditions, employment opportunities, cultural expectations, or my personal experiences, rather than being an inherent trait of either nationality but I can say that Nigerians tend to have a bad work ethic and are often entitled. Sorry, some Nigerians. I don't like to generalize. It's more in the cities. This is how we say the mallams get corrupted when they come to a city like Lagos. Money is not the driving factor for them but diligence. (edit:I just saw your moniker and that says a lot about whether I should have quoted you, sorry ) I don't want to reduce the topic to labour but generally, it's difficult to trust Nigerians and if you see that Nigerian who tells you they cannot do it or give you updates as things go, hold that person. Ultimately, there are hardworking, reliable, and unreliable individuals in every country. Fair pay and respectful treatment generally increase people's willingness to work well over the long term. |
Food4Thought:And your moniker is food for thought while the OP is very wicked man ![]() |
Richtaiwo:He graduated with a first class degree but his classmates don't remember him? 🤡🎓 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Tf65EGOAgo Old solider Buhari showed us his classmates, these ones want to pull a wool over our eyes. Yeye It will do you well to not stain this great topic with stains of Akara and kuli kuli. Just celebrate the young girl and move on.
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