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ButterFrost212:Private school all day, everyday. Though my brother went to an FGC I don't doubt that you can have tens of thousands in a school but hundreds of thousands? Na...not even in India |
Funjosh:She said hundreds of thousands... That is the population of a small town. Even Nigeria's biggest 3 universities combined will not give you a hundred thousand people. |
handsomety:Why are you doing this to yourself? |
Benita27:In one school? take it easy na... haba 150 by 7 is 1050 at most your school had about 10, 000 students. Easy on the exaggeration ma |
Talk2Bella i don't like you or some of the views you express, but i admire your passion and drive. You've got the right ideas of how to go about this business but you need to step up the implementation. Next time get a better background for your video. Be more professional. If you need to get a professional to shoot and edit for you, then do that. |
alexov:Wrong analysis. This is a marketing issue not an economics one ![]() Their price is not low in fact otherwise they would be doing these things for the average man on the street. But they are not. So obviously they are reserving the goodies for a certain class (or classless type). This is closely related to the marketing techniques of price skimming and premium pricing. |
that fat guy is very stuuupid |
othman11:Gombe? Did this guy seriously just nominate Gombe? I have been to Gombe, although that was a few years back... but there was not much going on in Gombe back then, at all. As far as Nothern cities go Kaduna, Kano and Jos might be mentioned but then, when considering places to live in Nigeria you want to talk about places that have a nice, free atmosphere where you can live in relative peace and not have to worry about getting accused of blasphemy. |
I especially want to see Enugu to get a good feel of what the East is all about. May God grant us the grace to build this nation. |
Following this thread https://www.nairaland.com/3545214/5-best-nigerian-cities-live has made me wonder what makes Lagos such an amazing place for doing business and other cities such as Ibadan, much less so? All along i have assumed that the secret to Lagos's success was its huge population and concentration of skilled workers, but then Ibadan is similarly well-populated and has good concentrations of both skilled workers and less-skilled workers. So what gives? And what could/should be done to make Ibadan and other major cities more competitive? cc Rollwitu |
caukerzee:o really? What a genius you are
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You built a house together but you need your brother to help out with your touchpad... Okay I see
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orjikuramo:I believe he is just making a joke out of the photo itself, saying that chinese are too fast and acrobatic or something, for them to be caught falling on camera |
AntiWailer:Bail has little to do with the severity of the accusation. In the eyes of the law he is innocent at this present time so setting a very high bail amount would be unfair. Note that i highlighted the word accusation because as at now, legally, it is just that: an accusation. The news report says he's guilty but the court has not yet said so. I'm saying all this with the assumption that you know that bail does not mean the man gets to go scott-free. This is the same as anywhere in the world. |
Analee:lol ![]() |
I really hope this helps someone. In my experience of interacting with people who are struggling through life, i have found out that an improper understanding of the power of goal setting is one root cause of failure. Lalasticlala perhaps more people need to see this? |
sanandreas:But this their Kuje state house get as e be o ![]() |
emolala:I'm really not sure why you have quoted me to say this... |
I wonder how all these politicians kiss their children goodnight with love in their hearts after shedding so much of the blood of other people's children, both those born and those yet unborn. I shudder. |
OlajumokeBread:Hope you read your bible? I'll give you one example, after that promise me you will never speak about something you do not fully understand ok? Mary and Joseph were in a relationship before they got married. |
legendte:The comment you made blessing Yaradua and GEJ for safety of lives and all that... you made it on this thread discussing boko haram. Which implies that while you think Yaradua and GEJ did well in this regard, Buhari is somehow responsible for boko haram? Explain? Go and watch this video from beginning to the end: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOf8_ecDk3c |
The army already said very clearly that Shekau and his terrorist elements fled the location. So if he comes out with a video why would that be surprising? |
Adiwana:I really feel like if you sit yourself down and say to yourself: "look Adiwana, let's try and be sensible", you could come up with some answers. 1. The war is ongoing so there expect concurrent delivery of both good and bad news. Since the source of the bad news was purportedly soldiers themselves, then surely if there was no campaign in Sambisa wouldn't the disgruntled soldiers have spoken up by now?? 2. See above. 3. There were casualties, and even hundreds of kidnapped fighters according to news reports. 4. Are his flag and Quran appended to his body? Are they not things that can easily be left behind if and when he has to flee? 5. See the above. |
legendte:If i do recall correctly, it was under these two men that: 1. Boko Haram became an issue in Nigeria not so? 2. It was under Goodluck Jonathan that they spiralled out of control. 3. It was under GEJ that hundreds of innocent children were kidnapped in one night from the same location despite there being prior information about an impending attack; 4. It was under GEJ that Nigerian citizens for the first time in two generations, became internally displaced persons. 5. It was under GEJ that for the first time in two generations, 3 whole states of Nigeria were outside government control. 6. It was under GEJ that billions of naira budgeted for arms and soldiers welfare, were diverted, sending hundreds of gallant young man to premature deaths. 7. It was under GEJ that the army was indicted on a massive scale, in the capture, torture and murder of random males both young, old, and underaged. Which till today, as we are speaking, no one has been called to book for. 8. It was under GEJ that for the first time in our nations history, Nigerian troops at war openly mutinied against their commanding officer, a general, out of desperation. In light of the above, which are well-known to the general public, how can you then, in good conscience, come out with the bolded? |
smileyoo:It is not the job of the legislative to worry about that. Their job is to make good laws, which they are doing in this case. Let the Judiciary worry about keeping abuse in check. |
obataokenwa:Can you give me a single instance in Nigerian history where a state assembly has done such? If politics worked that way, i don't think Nyesom Wike should still be sitting comfy in Rivers govt. house given his long list of crimes, not least of which includes conspiracy to commit murder! Besides, you appear to be telling me that you think impeachment from office is a suitable punishment for the crime of murder? |
obataokenwa:Hope you realize that blanket immunity as currently afforded senior members of the executive in Nigeria means that the governor of any state can one day stop his convoy, get down, pull out a gun and pump your head full of bullets simply because he doesn't like your tribal marks and go scott free? |
Truthfully, there should be no intimacy at all. Why? Because the way we are built, everything is intentionally designed to lead up to something else. When you hold hands you may feel it is harmless but that triggers the release of oxytocin (love hormone) which makes you want more, then you might hug tightly and if certain regions connect, you feel a warmth (sexual desires kick in at this phase combined with the presence of oxytocin....you are fighting a battle against nature. It's best to take a functional view of relationships, without letting emotions enter too soon. |
mikezuruki:Meaning the opposition are criminals? |
If you are like most people, you are probably wondering if you should bother making any resolutions for the new year, considering the fact that you probably didn't keep your last set of resolutions. You won't be alone as lots of people fail to keep their New Year's resolutions. However, New Year's Resolutions can be an immensely effective tool and people who fail at using them do so usually because they do not know how to make resolutions work for them. Ready to be a new, more productive person in 2017? Follow these simple steps that will help you make and keep your resolutions effectively. 1. Have a clear, guiding vision Most people will just pen down a list of the things they would like to change about themselves and tote it around as their New Year's resolution list. To be effective, you will need to have an actual reason for why you want to change anything about yourself. For instance, you shouldn’t just say, “I will save more in 2017”, you should say, “I will save more in 2017 so that I can have enough money to start my business by 2018”. See how it works? A long term vision gives you a compelling reason to follow through with your resolutions. 2. Internalize your new vision Once you have an actual vision of who you want to be, the second step is internalizing it. In school you probably realized that understanding the material is one thing but truly learning it is quite another. You can understand something and forget about it in a couple of days but once you truly learn it, it stays with you for a lifetime. Psychologists have also discovered that people who internalize their goals are much more effective at achieving them. What does this mean for you? The changes you want to see in your life must happen first in your heart and mind. Picture the new you, over and over, until that image becomes embedded in your mind. 3. Have an accountability partner The truth is, it is usually much easier to let yourself down that it is to let down a person you love. You could make excuses to yourself for why you just can’t keep up with a task, but if you have to explain this to someone you love and respect (like a special other or mentor), you are much more likely to be less willing to want to see them disappointed. 4. Be realistic There’s no point biting off more than you can chew. You might say it’s a good idea to challenge yourself but the truth is, when you take on challenges that are too far out of reach and you fail, you are conditioning your mind to naturally become more risk-averse. You need to start with little successes to build up your confidence, and build on from there. If you currently don’t pray at all and you’d like to be a more prayerful person in 2017, you could start by saying a one-minute prayer every day for the first 7 days of the new year, and increasing it by one minute every week after that. Set small but progressive milestones. 5. Write your resolutions properly You might feel as though this is going overboard, but you really should treat your resolutions with respect. Write them down legibly and preserve them carefully. If possible, print and frame them in a place where you can see them regularly. If you don’t write your resolutions with respect, you are not likely to treat them with respect and commitment as the year progresses. 6. Keep them to yourself There’s no need to go round showing your list of resolutions to any and everybody who cares to listen. You should share them with your mentor or accountability partner, but remember that there are always people who will speak negatively about your dreams and goals and possibly discourage you even if they don’t mean to. Conclusion: Is your life headed down the path you want it to? Sean Covey teaches in his book, The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Teenagers, that momentous occasions such as the coming of a new year are excellent occasions for launching a new set of goals. So go ahead and start planning what your New Year's resolutions will be, using these 6 tips. Happy New Year! |
unclezuma:at your age? ![]() |
unclezuma:Try and read well. He never said secular artistes should do gospel. |
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i missed our atrocities.

