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Don't you all remember when APC used to shout restructuring and never did anything about it?
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mjblinks:And I am saying that life is not fair. I can assure you that children are also manipulative. Kids are very observant and they will test their limits. The more parents belittle teachers in front of children, the more the children will know what adults to respect or not. I agree that teachers should never abuse their authority, and extreme unfairness should be addressed but I also think we have swung too far in the other direction of over analysis and corrections. Back then, parents understood that not every disagreement or punishment required their intervention. Sometimes a teacher was strict. Sometimes a teacher was wrong. Sometimes life felt unfair. Learning to navigate those situations was part of growing up and a child needs to learn that. That's the wisdom parents back then had to know not to interfere with everything even if their child sometimes received injustice. What made the system work was that parents generally treated teachers as trusted authority figures, almost like second parents. If there was a problem, many parents handled it discreetly rather than turning every incident into a confrontation. As a result, children learned to respect teachers, even when they didn't always agree with them. This one is coming to social media and who is going to see the post? The world! She will only tell us her side to the story but we may not know what is the fill picture and she won't give us any update that makes her or her child look bad. Everyone is nice on the internet but we all find it difficult to see these nice self righteous people offline. Today, it can seem as though some parents feel obligated to respond to every issue their child experiences at school. The unintended consequence is that children may learn that whenever they face discomfort, criticism, or conflict, an adult will step in and solve it for them. That can interfere with developing resilience, accountability, and respect for authority. These are skills they will use for life to navigate their way through this unfair world. Teachers should be fair and respectful but children also need to learn that not every situation will feel fair, and not every authority figure will handle things perfectly. This is real life. Part of becoming an adult is learning how to deal constructively with imperfect people and imperfect situations. Parents and teachers are on the same team, but sometimes supporting a child means allowing them to work through a difficult situation rather than rushing in to fight every battle on their behalf. This is why I said let me see how she will be there for her child 24/7. One day, they will have to fly themselves using their own wings. |
All of you keep bringing your rules in defence of your children but don't think about when the child will become an adult and have to follow rules. Parents today want to use their adult profile for their children so of course, no one can help you parent your own child because only you can be the adult to speak to them and correct them YOUR WAY. Everyone else is not qualified to do it. The village did not raise the child by mistake but keep it up, na you go de there for your child 24/7. Gbadugbakun:No wonder society is having more problems than it can handle. I would let you know that your child will watch how you solve the problem and learn from you. Teacher no teach me nonsense.
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gaslighting /ˈɡaslʌɪtɪŋ/ noun the practice of psychologically manipulating someone into questioning their own sanity, memory, or powers of reasoning. Gaslighting is the manipulation by psychological means of a person (or group) which causes them to doubt themselves, their capabilities or their sense of reality.
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Imij2:How's it possible her 66th anniversary is this June? And the marriage is in June? It looks like junk |
If parents want to become teachers, maybe don't send your child to school? Parents need to understand that teachers are already carrying an enormous workload. While a child's hair should generally be handled with parental consent except in clear health or safety situations, the growing trend of parents storming schools, attacking staff publicly, and assuming the worst before hearing the facts only makes education more difficult. Many parents today are quick to criticize teachers while expecting them to act as educators, counselors, disciplinarians, and caregivers all at once. Every mistake becomes a public controversy, yet teachers are expected to maintain order and focus on learning. Respect and accountability should go both ways. Parents have every right to question decisions affecting their children, but those conversations should happen calmly and professionally. When adults react with outrage before seeking understanding, they teach children that confrontation is more important than communication. Schools function best when parents and teachers work as partners, not adversaries. SixSeven:Once day you won't be there for that child and they'll face life alone. Children have a behaviour they show at home and another they show in school where another adult is. Nevertheless, no school can work well for children if parents and teachers do not act in partnership on behalf of the children's best interests. Parents have every right to understand what is happening to their children at school, and teachers have the responsibility to share that information without prejudicial judgment.... Such communication, which can only be in a child's interest, is not possible without mutual trust between parent and |
eepeepook:Is this a prayer or a curse ![]() |
Ridiculous ticket prices world cup yet to be broken ![]()
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concho:Exactly why we needed the change in 2023. If someone said he would continue from where Buhari stopped and later said he was Buhari, what were we expecting? At least he did not lie. It's the people who pretended not to hear him that surprise me.
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SirElaw:We need Sunday Igboho to be given permission by the FG to rescue them. It's all clear now that this is all political and that's very sad. Why didn't they wait on Igboho to rescue them? Jokers
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Whoever wrote the press release on the uniform of the NPF still needs to go and learn work. How do you want us to read that? |
WizardOfNG:Why not continue to chat with your AI since you can feel it
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The OP is Nairaland's octopus
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Gotocourt:Wike has no option than to back Tinubu is what it sounds like. Atiku is Tinubu's opponent, Wike also became Atiku's opponent. Tinubu found that my enemy's enemy could be my friend, this is why he can't let him go. He is very useful for his type of politics. Buying houses for judges and trying to wet ground 🤡 Corruption 26 Repost He learned it from the so-called democratic or progressive man 🤡, his boss, Concensus. For Bola to stake his head in Rivers and declare a state of emergency but he never did in Plateau, Niger and everywhere else there has been mass killing is proof that politics is his favorite subject, not governance. Wike is proof that Bola is not a true democrat and the power he has today is for his selfish reasons. This further confirms that Tinubu did not win Rivers state so he has to use force in the state. Tinubu's path to victory is 1. Voter apathy 2. Divided opposition 3. Force/threat (he has been using this in Lagos for long but with federal resources, he now has governors like Okpebolo, Wike, SP Akpabio who's always assuring that he will win and others to threaten people to vote him or else) 4. Money (what's your price? This is why he and Atiku are two sides of a coin. In a poor corrupt country with little morals, many are willing to sell their convictions for the highest bidder) 5. Propaganda (gaslighting, see how they celebrate the uncompleted coastal road, they will accept no responsibility but blame everyone else using religion, tribe and other distraction from the main issue). The way they counted fake millions of vote is gaslight in. Gaslighting is the manipulation by psychological means of a person (or group) which causes them to doubt themselves, their capabilities or their sense of reality. SixSeven:Can you now see the big picture on why Bola holds on to Wike? Lagos, Kano and Rivers are important states. The NNPP governor that went to APC and they thought they had it in the bag, the Lagos government they have been holding for years and now Rivers will still not give them the rigging they desire. |
franchasng:Endure collecting their collective resources and handing it over to state Governors and yourself to steal without any visible usage of the trillions saved from subsidy removal and you still kept borrowing more loans than when Nigeria was offering fuel subsidy. Let me help you complete it, then he introduced tax reforms to keep taxing the people. How bold of him? You want to tax the poor but not give accountability. I'm just waiting for him to continue because most Nigerians never demand accountability for their own money, the taxpayers money. They even insult them by saying they don't pay taxes, or they don't pay enough taxes 😂 SixSeven: https://www.tiktok.com/video/7633468031422778644 |
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MemoriesAndMe:I also don't believe the story. He's trying to whip up ethnic sentiments with the way he went from Ladipo to South East. He's doing ethnic profiling for politics and it's so sad. |
Does this man want them to accuse him of _____ hate speech ![]()
https://www.tiktok.com/video/7582310568103562518 Don't you know this people want to be treated like kings? |
Lanruze: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 |
Let me give you some renewed hope. If he can do excellently well, he can do bad too ![]() https://www.tiktok.com/video/7645278476622236945 E go better ![]() https://www.tiktok.com/video/7165593515127360774 |
Toosure70:Exactly what they tell us Things are getting better - Akpabio https://www.tiktok.com/video/7647059108130049298
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Burob: ![]() It's funny that I don't see democrazy as a misspelled word anymore ![]() "Everyone claims to be democratic but not everyone is faithful to his or her word. We have governments that are democracies on paper, but not in function. They are democracies in form but not in substance. We have governments that only know democracy primarily through breaching it" ~ words on marble by Jagaban Asiwaju BAT
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Let the poor breathe... June 12, 2013 by The Nation PDP, Jonathan have failed Nigerians, says Tinubu ACN leader lashes govt on economy, security President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration is confused about how to tackle Nigeria’s challenges, especially poverty and insecurity, a leader of the newly-formed All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has said. He said the Federal Government promised peace and security, but under its “unwatchful eye” insecurity has grown and Boko Haram “has turned large tracts of northern Nigeria into no man’s land”. But, a bright future, he said, is on the horizon as the APC, which he called “the government in-waiting”, would rescue Nigeria from its confused state. “As leaders of the new party and government in-waiting, we intend to pursue dynamic, time-tested and bold policies that will liberate our people by making sure our wealth works for us,” Tinubu said. Nigerians, said Tinubu, have become increasingly divided as a people because the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) government continues to take faulty steps in addressing poverty and injustice. “They have ignored the cause and gone after the symptoms,” the former Lagos State Governor told a packed audience inside the Grand Committee Ballroom, Westminster Hall, House of Parliament, London on Monday. He identified failed policies on power, employment, economy and security as evidence of bad leadership. Tinubu, the keynote speaker at the British African Diaspora Conference, spoke on “Leadership, national development and the people”. He urged the Federal Government to apply a consistent policy of targeted law enforcement operations along with an active programme of economic development, negotiations and potential amnesty for penitent Boko Haram members. He said rather than take this step, the nation has been treated to series of government inaction and indiscriminate use of force, which culminated in the declaration of a state of emergency in three states. “The Jonathan government set up a special Committee on Boko Haram and Security matters, but sadly before they could perform, he declared State of Emergency in three Northern states: Yobe, Borno and Adamawa. “This is symptomatic of a confused leadership. If there is security in this jumbled policy, neither I nor the majority of Nigerians can find it!” To the fomer Lagos governor, if Nigeria is to mature as a democracy, its electoral system must be improved. He decried the fact that those who control the system manipulate elections with such impunity that they now see misconduct without sanction as a normal way of life. Said he: “Look at the recent controversy surrounding election of the Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF) chairman… A group comprising all the nations’ governors could not even conduct a simple 35-person election without a disputed outcome. “With this recent experience, I fear the length those in power would go and the means they would employ to manipulate results when the battleground is the entire nation and the stakes are the general elections in 2015. “The NGF debacle symbolises a disdain for democracy and the popular will. If we are to save Nigeria, we must rescue the electoral process from its abusers,” Tinubu said. In his view, a great philosophical gulf separates the government from the progressives. “This current Nigerian government is a retrogressive one. Much of what they claim as growth is but the harsh redistribution of wealth from the bottom to the top. The bottom gets squeezed while the top expands. They are serving us the salad of corruption. “They consume our today and squander the nation’s tomorrow. For 14 years, the PDP-led government cannot turn anything around. A new leadership is required to put a stop to this.” Tinubu criticised Nigeria’s economic policies, saying the economy is being reconstructed “as an oasis for a small few and a stark desert for the many” while the government pretends to endorse the same budget-cutting austerity policies as much of Europe. “We are not Europe; we are a Third World economy. That these policies have failed in European nations with higher standards of living than Nigeria gives our leaders no concern.” Tinubu said the people live in dire straits, yet the government would rather waste the money than spend it on public benefit because they do not believe the people deserve it. He said the progressives would bring pragmatic solution to the country’s woes because in their approach to the political economy, they do not rely on textbook answers as they do not “live in textbooks. He said: “We live in the real world and thus seek answers from real world experiences. Here is a real world fact: No large nation has ever attained sustained growth without government running budget deficits to build the required infrastructure and without other government policies promoting development of the key industries that would become the spine of national development. “Here is another such fact: No populous nation ever attains prosperity solely by extracting its raw material to exchange them for the finished goods of other large nations. We must industrialise and diversify our economy “It is for this reason – to save the nation from the stranglehold of permanent poverty and poor governance – that the members of the progressive opposition political parties have decided to put aside personal ambition (including my own ambition) to form a new party, the All Progressives Congress (APC). We do this because Nigeria has entered a critical state of economic depression.” According to Tinubu, because of the unfair nature of the electoral processes and the gross imbalance of its political economy, the people have been props in a drama for which they should have been the main characters. “We must change this,” he said. He said the progressives must move Nigeria away from a place where the whims and narrow wishes of self-centered reactionary elite dictate the fate of over 150 million people. “On our side, we will take our chances with a free and fair election, for we shall offer the people an innovative programme consisting of a national industrial policy that includes radical infrastructural development and employment targets,” he said. The former Lagos governor spoke of “the Glorious Nigerian Revolution”, which he said has nothing to do with force of arms. His words: “The Revolution of which I speak has two major parts. First, is the peaceful conversion of our quasi-democracy into a full-fledged one. Second, is the implementation of policies turning the political economy away from its retrogressive, elitist bearings. “We seek policies pointing in a progressive direction affording the average person a chance at a dignified life. This will be through the provision of gainful employment, quality education and essential social services for those who need the helping hand of government to survive. “I see no shame in believing progressive government can improve the political economy and the lives of the people.”
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If parents want to become teachers, maybe don't send your child to school? Parents need to understand that teachers are already carrying an enormous workload. While a child's hair should generally be handled with parental consent except in clear health or safety situations, the growing trend of parents storming schools, attacking staff publicly, and assuming the worst before hearing the facts only makes education more difficult. Many parents today are quick to criticize teachers while expecting them to act as educators, counselors, disciplinarians, and caregivers all at once. Every mistake becomes a public controversy, yet teachers are expected to maintain order and focus on learning. Respect and accountability should go both ways. Parents have every right to question decisions affecting their children, but those conversations should happen calmly and professionally. When adults react with outrage before seeking understanding, they teach children that confrontation is more important than communication. Schools function best when parents and teachers work as partners, not adversaries. SixSeven:Once day you won't be there for that child and they'll face life alone. Children have a behaviour they show at home and another they show in school where another adult is. Nevertneiess, no school can work well for children if parents and teachers do not act in partnership on behalf of the children's best interests. Parents have every right to understand what is happening to their children at school, and teachers have the responsibility to share that information without prejudicial judgment.... Such communication, which can only be in a child's interest, is not possible without mutual trust between parent and
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How things turn within a short time. Life is wonderful. "Everyone claims to be democratic but not everyone is faithful to his or her word. We have governments that are democracies on paper, but not in function. They are democracies in form but not in substance. We have governments that only know democracy primarily through breaching it" ~ words on marble by Jagaban Asiwaju BAT
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njokuuche77:It is. "A bird in a cage is safe, but God didn't create birds for that."
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Lithiumite:She has erred? What right does she have to talk about politics in states not captured by APC? When Patience Jonathan did this, they put her in her place, all of a sudden, you are writing stories for us. Kontinuu |
I wouldn't be surprised if they find something for them and they start signing Na our mama be dis ooo In the politics of Jagaban, every person has a price. How much will you sell your conscience for a finger in the cookie jar? |
SonOfWords:You should live up to your moniker |
This is the first time in a long time that our government will dedicate so much time to opposition than to the achievements of their government. As bad as Buhari be, e still get something to campaign with chai |
Is this his Eminence they showed us yesterday? SixSeven: |
Life is all about challenges She had to succeed. Failure was a luxury she could not afford https://www.tiktok.com/video/7564044378818284807
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