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Good

This is a very good question

Even before the 2023 elections, he has always been in romance with Paris

There was once a trolling die hard buharistic zombie Monika here on nairaland called Sarki

Abi na him be this?

sonnie10:
What the SE saw over 50 years ago is what they are jubilating over in 2024. The actual fuel of the civil war between 1967 - 1970 was about who w controls the exploration of crude oil in Nigeria. It was a war between Shell (British) supported Nigeria side and Total (France) supported Biafra side.
Ojukwu knew that France was a more reliable partner but Gowon was deceived by shell -we know because we are living the consequences of the exploitation and environmental degradation of Gowon decision today.

Fast forward to 2024, its a total U-turn in allegiance. The once rejected stone is now the corner stone. Time heals every wound.

Yes and then pushed two brothers to fight themselves, while looting and exploiting their natural resources, and the cycle continues and one African here thinks one side meant him good, when actually the both of them are after your natural resources to loot

Neocolonialism at it's finest

adioolayi:
I shock to see #1045 per litre for one private retail Petrol Station for my remote area this morning.

This same station has been selling #1250, #1200 depending on the mood of the owner and how scarce petrol is around this area.

Now at #1045 ...I can say petrol will soon sell below #1000

Don't deceive yourself too much

December 1st




PMS 1400 naira/ liter

MintGold:
It's cooking

It will be burnt over

Nice to see

prinzedy:
I think peter obi should do the little he can do for them. They'll even present him in good light

Obi ows them nothing, they have Dangote, Dantata, Kwankwaso, A A Rano, BUA etc

These ungrateful begging idiots will gladly throw obi out the window when it's their brother on the ballot

Rambling of the Greedy parasitic leeches of the futa jalon

Codes151:
tax bill will encourage states to start being reasonable and responsible.

You want to chop yet you’re not Contributing.

Dey follow this clown of a senator d deceive yourself.

Ant

I de tell you

Realguyman1:
Do the Nigeria environment value artisans? Government establishments and 95 percent of companies in Nigeria don't have any regard or value for artisans.

Hmm this one is very deep 🤔🤔

Murketeer:
lol if you know the population of artisans and bricklayers in Nigeria … work nor dey reach them ..

What if maybe they were not at the right location?

Ogaonos:
fmr governor obaseki was thinking in dt line

The govt has to pass a law making it compulsory for private secondary sch to start offering vocational subjects which is in the waec syllabus


Then there need for a third tertiary institutions which is vocational sch.

Eg vocational school for computer repair,mobile phone repair they partner with the manufacturer to help with creating a student friendly practical textbook nd also one to retrain the teachers nd guide them on awarding marks for exam nd text with such Nigeria youth will be better of

because bad education model ( theory model) is number one thing pushing Nigeria backwards

These are what the Asian's are doing

Kukutente23:
Correct. But do you think your job is scarce in Nigeria compared to design and manufacturing?

No not at all, it's actually also basically designing and manufacturing in the real essence.

Truth is majority of Nigerian graduate's and youths frown at most artisan job's, Yahoo(internet fraudsters) made it a whole different game with a harder stage

Oya you said you were going to connect me with a client

Baba bring food come make i chop oo

obailala:
Lol... you think if Nigeria was an industrialised nation with a functioning economy, a university trained agric engineer will be the one mounting a tractor to harvest maize in a farm?

In industrialised nations, you really think its university trained engineers who work in 12 hour shifts, standing in manufacturing assembly lines to mass produce and package equipment, machines and other products?

Lol... You're actually a victim of Nigeria's failed economy, that's why you can't differentiate the roles of an engineer from a technician.

God Bless You Sir 🤗

Kukutente23:
No no
Just send me pic now.
I'll like to recommend you to someone who does welding
What inch of iron rod do you use for burglary proof
What about rod for plinths? What inches do you use?
What's the name of the liquid used to remove scrap paint before you start the bodywork and what is used to full the body after scraping

Over here in Benin City, we use iron pipes for burglaries, 5inch pipes

For plinths, we use rods

We use body filler's AKA cufill polyesters

And then we use putty's to fill dents

During treatment, we use alcohols and slow thinners and for heavy treatment we use hard thinners

What else?

wirinet:
Hunters and fishermen nko?

Yes

BlessedGift:
I think University education should be more of practical than western theory system

This is what the Asian's capitalize on and they're coming close or should I say locking Head at the level of the Europeans

Kukutente23:
Snap a pic of yourself mixing cement pls

In the world of AI, automation and control, we're looking for more iron benders and bricklayers

Who do Africa like this?

Am a welder/spray painter I'll send you pictures this evening after I get off from work

wirinet:
False. Great civilizations are a consequence of technological innovations in solving basic human problems, controlling the environment or in warfare.

Which of your monophonic Universities or national institution's are much concentrated on technological innovations practically in the country at the moment?

wirinet:
You should also agree that Nigeria needs more cleaners, sweepers and labourers than graduates.

Yes I also agree with that

Add farmers too

ivandragon:
That is a crude way of putting it, but Oshiomole is right. To industrialise, Nigeria needs more technical work force.

However, the socio-economic conditions and value system in nigeria does not give proper dignity and reward to such jobs, except on few occasions.

Exactly

It is shame if people don't understand what the Man is obviously trying to say

A great civilization works with artisans and great thinkers (puzzle solver's)

BlessedGift:
Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole as called for Artisans saying enough of University Graduates Seeking Public Sector jobs.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFFFcC-GyII

I agree with this 100%

ivandrag0n:
@Seun
@Mynd
@Nairaland

That you allow this open glorification & support for TERRORISM in your forum is a very huge indictment.

The lunatic that posted this speech supporting, advocating and glorifying terrorism on this forum, obviously, has been at it before now but you turn a blind eye to it! It is shocking and despicable!!!

I hope the @CIA @MOSSAD @OFFICIALDSS somehow find these comments and not only track the killer behind them but also hold NAIRALAND, its owners & Moderators responsible!

This is all shades of wrong!

Rest, he didn't said anything wrong

Read and comprehend

Mentcee:
You didnt mention if they're venomous.

Oga constricting snake's are not venomous except for some constricting vipers like the rattle snake.

Bluntguy:
I don't know whether the food section is the right one for this post. But I am posting it here because I snapped them disecting it in one of the pictures, and I know it is for pepper soup and nothing more.

See your strong face, see the way you hold the Python

no mercy for that Python

givedemwotowoto:
Venezuela has the largest oil reserve in the world with only about 15% of Nigeria's population, yet 90% of their population lives below poverty level.

Nigeria is long gone, but many people don’t realize it yet. Keep playing crude tribal and religious politics

If Nigeria was on the kind of sanctions Venezuela is currently, it would have turned into dust

Hmm

NamelessOGBENI:
That's their selling point.

Their saving grace is the fact that majority of Nigerians are tech illiterates

kuntash:
where you born yesterday?

APC zombie, that's what it is

iichidodo:
[color=#1986BC] Cuba has undergone recession for decades thus their cars are mostly from the 50s, we can also adopt same and import cars from 1980s and 70s....We can kickstart the economy from there.[/color]

Ma look you well