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godofspeed:
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godofspeed:
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godofspeed:
Hey, I would love it if senior,intermediate and beginners in web development drop deir numbers in order for me to add them to a whatsapp group which allows web developers especially newbies connect with other developers and be able to share ideas and materials and probably job opportunities.
People interested in the following can join
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IgboOsuHunter:
Foolish ASUU
Always disregarding other staff. As if they own the school....
PS: The registrar is technically an ASUU member

Did you read that very well? When did non-academic staff become ASUU?

fashmobae:
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Anyway, I decided to earn something myself and asked my friend about what he was doing. I started looking for some freelance jobs but each time I just got cheated. Once I translated a huge text into English for free, and another time I spent 2 weeks performing some tasks and filling in questionnaires but never got paid. I think you might face that as well, if you haven’t already!

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What should you do now?
Explanation: That's how to start… continue reading......
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Please how do I contact you; I have some questions to ask?
I can't send a pm.

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Cityguy:
You just demonstrated how an open mind analyses issues. Commendable

Thank you very much for the compliment.

proffemi:
Yes, I could have. Sorry about that. I was just ticked off by the persecution complex I felt you were defending. Going through your post in a more measured way however suggests that you did not deserve a harsh response. So, I apologize for the harshness.

It's ok.
I never needed the apology anyway; I just wanted those privileged in the sociey to show the light.

Dareal90s:
Mr man seems u don't knw about Lagos, I don't need discussing this with u, its so glaring, majority of those that perpetrate things I listed ar igbos , I live with them I knw what they do, no mater how u his d truth people around u knws they might just keep mute. Go to Alaba market u will see them many, go to ladipo market they ar d one u will see, most of their market ar fake, nd piracy, they own it. Argue it till thy kingdom come

You still don't get my point.
Read this post of yours and the previous one and see the dichotomy there.

Thank God you now said majority against the implications of your earlier post that all do that.

I'm not here to argue, let alone doing that till thy kingdom come, as you said. I just wanted you to see the truth you concealed claiming I'm the one hiding the truth.

You're right that many Igbos are involved in those acts, but not all - that's my point.

I have my family in Alaba. I have many of my relations living in Lagos, but none is involved in any of these acts you mentioned and they are still Igbos. That all, but one, is involved does not mean all is involved - that will be fallacious which itself is not true.

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proffemi:
I highlighted that one because it is the one I am most competent to speak to. True, I am not privy to the details in this particular case, but I'm long enough in this system (to use Arsene Wenger's language) to know that when people blame tribalism for their woes, it is usually bullsh*t...unless, of course, you can show that everybody from that tribe faces the same problem.

You may have observed numerous incidents of tribalism. I have too. But that didn't lead me to generalize or justify hate. It did you.

I never mentioned hating anyone because I really don't. I only mentioned to avoid, not to hate.

Yes, you're right with tribalistic experiences. It's almost everywhere. However, I believe that is not enough reason to make me become one.

Like I said, when the proof of friendliness is evident, the limits become obsolete.

Dareal90s:
There's no lie, check Alaba market, all piracy materials are done by Igbo's, prostutution, 419 etc, they r d ones perpetrating it, check Igbo man shop for Lagos u will never see an original product in his shop

Wonderful!
This is greatest fallacy of the 21st century.
If I may ask, do you really know what you're saying?

That is, everyone involved in all the activities you listed and many more as your post shows are Igbos.

Anybody with fully functional brain will not even believe that story you know - not even a child.

It's just like South Africa saying all drug lords in South Africa are Nigerians. You and I know that is not true.

aribisala0:
I know ,


many Eboes are lost,................

they don't know who they are

Oh!
I see.
That's so thoughtful of you.
However, the reverse seems to be the case when a Nigerian thinks there is a tribe called Eboes when actually there is none.

Lloydfolarin:
Pathetic!!!! Absolute hogwash!!!

You Igbos are irredeemable tribalists who have destroyed this great country with your ingrained tribalism.

Pls, tell me, how many times have you come across Yorubas saying jargons about how they have developed your erosion ravaged region?

How many times have you condemned people like Nnamdi Kanu who literally called Yorubas all sort of names on a live radio with his co travellers.

Tell me how many times have you condemned the way your fellow ingrates kinsmen throw insults to the same Yorubas who have accommodated them like fellow Nigerians in the West?

Tell me how comfortable you ll feel with your guest or your own blood brother living in your house but telling you how much he has contributed towards your children or personal success in life?

Tell me how many tribes go to the East and tell your people how much they have contributed to your region.

Have you ask yourself why your kinsmen have problems wherever they go including South Africa?

The answer lies right there in my write up.

Igbos are despicable. Period!

Nobody on earth ll tolerate Igbos with this chest-beating attitude anywhere in the world. Fact!

Igbos need to change their ways to attract friends rather than enemies.

If you guys continue like this, one day, you ll leave South West through war or peace. The only victims ll be those innocent Igbos doing their businesses.

Without mincing words, your using the general term Igbos in your post addresses all the people from that tribe as to exhibit all the above claims.

If the above is the case, then the phrase in your last statement, "innocent Igbos doing businesses" is contradicting everything about your post. Then your post lacks coherence. Again, that's fallacious.

On the part of Nnamdi Kanu, please be informed that many Igbos cautioned his language use but he never listened.

On the part of nobody tolerating Igbos in any part of the world, I'm sorry to inform you, which I believe you know, that many of them are welcome in almost all part of the earth - in marriage, business, studies, etc. It's not all that are having problems. And don't tell me they are the only ones with such negative experience. People from different tribes on earth experience such somewhere and sometime.

On the part of Igbos leaving the South West by war or peace, it's not news to me anymore because the speaker in the media clip already promised his/their best in actualizing that.

proffemi:
Mech'unu there. There they go again.
For your information, my department has a very large contingent of Anambra students, and not once ever has their tribe bbeen brought up. I am not denying that tribalism exists (don't get me started about my experience in Enugu!) but too many Igbos would rather blame tribalism than face the consequences of their actions!

If you understood my post well, I never meant your highlighted part of my text make me conclude.

My conclusion was drawn from various incidents, not one. Therefore, I don't see any reason highlighting that particular part.

Moreover, I believe as an educated fellow or one going through the process, you could have passed your message without insults - my belief though.

obinoral1179:
you can't use the opinion of one person to conclude for an entire race. I hate this ethnic discussion because a poor man in enugu is same as poor man in osun because poverty doesn't recognize ethnic or religious peeps....

If you read well the end of my post, you will see that I added "except those who prove beyond reasonable doubt to be friendly"

mapet:
.....and the answer you seek should justify Innoson's disobedience of the law?

My questions are rhetorical.

However, you can still read my next post to this topic.
Again, if we really want to correct errors, we should start from the root and extend it to similar cases of disobedience.

Believe it or not, actions are not just history but also grooming grounds for future actions.

aribisala0:
Was it only Yoruba speakers you found.

What of the historic speeches ofYour Dilector Lamidi Cownu?
Who wanted Eboes to stop going to Yoruba churches .

Here is a thread from 2011 when GEJ was in power it is a classic example of Eboe bad mouth in action


https://www.nairaland.com/745731/yoruba-marginalization-elders-met-jonathan

You can choose your own beliefs but not your own reality.
Eboes need to check ther BAD MOUTH for which they are well known.
The momentthe Eboe man learns to shut his mouth he will be fine. He never has any thing positive to say so better to keep Shtum

I'm sorry to say that I don't know who Eboes are.

kollinpowel:
I won't blame innoson for his actions because even our legislators jumps prosecution, so he is following footsteps.

No, everyone is equal before the law, they say.
Useless and corrupt people trying to tame the fruit of their actions still in a corrupt way.

However, he shouldn't follow their footsteps.

richeso:
you are not a fool. exactly same thing i had in mind. this man sin is because he is trying to develop the east with such business.
watch how the east big business owners are frustrated. stating from Ibeto Cement, Coscharies, ABC Motors and so on... you will understand the grand plan but painfully the leaders of this eastern parts are all cowards who are just in politics for their pockets.

Don't mind them.
Let them keep deceiving themselves.

Solstar:
Disobeying the Court is not a good idea.

He should be sentenced to some days in prison as a deterrent to others. If we all disobey the courts, the society will break down.

In as much as I don't support Innoson disobeying court orders, I am left to ask:
How many of our political leaders have disobeyed court orders?
The government itself disobeyed court orders?

What have been done to them?

NATIONALPASTOR:
Yorubas will regret what they are doing to INNOSON.

Their anger is simply because he did not build that manufacturing plant in Lagos.

How many investments does the Yorubas have in nnewi, Enugu or elsewhere in Igboland?

I never believed totally this until I listened this morning to a video/audio clip sent to my whatsapp where the speaker, a Yoruba, was busy stating that Igbos have made no positive contribution to economic growth in Yoruba land, especially Lagos as a case-study. He claimed to be replying the claims of the president of Ohaneze Ndigbo, who said that 40% of structures in Yoruba land especially Lagos are owned by the Igbos.

According to the Yoruba speaker, Igbos only brought negativities and crimes such as piracy, armed robbery, rape, kidnapping, and drugs to Yoruba land, and ultimately made Yoruba land a global dumping ground.

I will not go into details stating all that the speaker talk about. However, I will not fail to state that the hatred in his speech is indescribable. He went forward to call on Yoruba youths for action, stressing that they are out and ready to send Igbos out of Yoruba land no matter the cost. According to him, they will not, like their parents did, condone such again.

All these made me wonder if Nigeria will ever be one. I really wonder the essence of topics such as "National integration" that I was taught in JSS1.

Marrying these events with the ordeal of my present coursemate in the hand of his Yoruba friend and lecturers during his studies in Ilorin made me conclude to avoid Yorubas from today, except those who prove beyond reasonable doubt to be friendly.

I just pity Igbos who have become too blind to read the handwriting on the wall.

Tell me why you need answers to those questions. If cogent, I'll help.

e7ejinima:
Not a snake - a python!

What!
See me see wahala oooo
Make I ask you Mr animal taxonomist: is a python not a snake?

Oh!
I nearly forgot; a snake is unique animal and a python is another unique animal.
Lol

Joshuamilarge:
how do you mean? you mean johesu have more pay and are at same time jealous of Doctors?

Far from it.
The picture does not show any of them having more food/meat/drink than the other. Instead, one coveting the other's share.

That is what I mean. It's not the doctors coveting other health workers' share but they coveting the doctors' share.