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Politics › Re: Ekiti Suspends Minimum Wage, Slashes Workers, Political Appointees’ Salaries by sulaak(m): 8:15pm On Jun 04, 2021
DMerciful:
We warned Nigerians when APC politicians were coming as the messiahs to sell petrol for N40 per litre, will make $1=N1 and fix power in 6 months that they are scammers and liars but they said Sai Buhari, a new sheriff is coming to town, we're corrupt, we do not want change bla bla bla sheep.

Nigerians had it coming!
Was PDP any better. The corruption under PDP OBJ, Yaradua and GEJ was shocking, how many power station did they build. It was under PDP that electricity and university education privatised, have you seen any improvement.
Politics › Re: You Will Cry For Nigeria After Seeing These Pics. by sulaak(m): 7:27pm On Jun 04, 2021
mrsage:
We do not learn from our mistakes
Nigeria is a mistake, only stupid Nigerians believe the country has a future.
Politics › Re: Bandits Gathering In Kano Falgore Forest - Ganduje Seeks Army’s Help by sulaak(m): 9:12am On Jun 04, 2021
Education › Re: Kaduna Moves To Reform Almajiri Schools, Teachers To Be Awarded NCE by sulaak(m): 7:46am On Jun 04, 2021
naptu2:
Chief Awolowo did not have to confront opposition based on religion. People behave irrationally when religion is in the mix. Rational arguments do not work.
That's why are highlighted the importance of leadership to overcome irrational cultural behaviour. In 2000 at the dawn of Nigeria new democracy experience, Northern political leaders introduce political Sharia law and hisbah police at a time when universal modern education was needed, the consequence is now the complete collapse of the Nigerian state.
Religion can work both ways, Iran is a theocratic country with a literacy rate of 84.6 %


Which country has the lowest literacy? As of 2018

Countries Overall Literacy Rate Male Literacy
Guinea 30.4% 38.1%
Burkina Faso 36% 43.0%
Central African Republic 36.8% 50.7%
Afghanistan 38.2% 52.0%
North East (Nigeria) 41% 50.5%
North West (Nigeria) 44% 59%
Education › Re: Kaduna Moves To Reform Almajiri Schools, Teachers To Be Awarded NCE by sulaak(m): 9:11pm On Jun 03, 2021
naptu2:
That's essentially what they are doing, but you cannot make changes against the will of the people. Governments in Northern Nigeria have tried to ban the almajiri system, but they've failed because the people are against such bans. Therefore the government is integrating it with the regular school system, but the people will still have the name that they want.

(Remember that this is a democracy, not a dictatorship and you can't ignore the will of the people and impose whatever you want).
Democracy requires good leadership, if Awolowo was able to convince a backward Yoruba region in the 1940s, that universal primary education would transform development in that region.

I see no reason why the Northern political elites that have been at the helm of affairs in Nigeria, cannot provide a convincing argument to Northern Nigerians that secular modern education is the panacea to ending poverty and underdevelopment in Northern Nigeria.

If the North continue operating programmes that provide inferior education to Northern Nigeria they will continue to fall behind and swell the rank of Nigeria that have limited skills beyond Okada ridders and manual farmers.

I was recently watching the Security Analyst on Channel Ladi Thompson quotes a section in C.O Taiwo book: Taiwo, Cornelius O. (1980). 70 years in The Nigerian Educational System: past, present and future


@37 minutes Ladi Thompson highlighted the impact of the Northern Nigeria education system on Nigeria as projected in Taiwo 1980 book.

1906 Education gap between Northern Nigeria and Southern Nigeria was 50 years in favour of the South
1980 the gap was 75 years in favour of the South
1990 the gap will be 100 years, the moment the gap reach 100 years the result will be too gruesome for Nigeria, well we can now see the consequence and neglect across Northern Nigeria and to some extent in SW.







https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4r7cOL0EH5M&ab_channel=ChannelsTelevisionChannelsTelevisionVerified
Politics › Re: We Can’t Give You A New Constitution, Senate Tells Nigerians by sulaak(m): 7:46pm On Jun 03, 2021
Kings999:
LOL HOW IS THE NEW CONSTITUTION GOING TO HELP NIGERIANS.. I'M JUST ASKING?
ALL I KNOW IS THAT ANY THING OUR POLICTICIANS REJECT IS WHAT WILL FAVOR THE PEOPLE AND WHATEVER THEY ACCEPT IS WHAT WILL KILL THE PEOPLE BECAUSE OF THEIR OWN SELFISH INTEREST...
IF YOU ARE WAITING FOR NIGERIA TO BE BETTER MY BROTHER NA FOR YOUR DREAM ..
How is the current constitution helping Nigeria.
Education › Re: Kaduna Moves To Reform Almajiri Schools, Teachers To Be Awarded NCE by sulaak(m): 7:50am On Jun 03, 2021
naptu2:
This is what northern state governments should have done from the beginning. I mean, it's a no brainer.

Banning the Almajiri system will be too difficult, because there's a demand. It will take reorientation for generations to achieve that.

The obvious common sense thing to do is to integrate the system.

What is almajiri system of education about? Isn't it simply about Islamic education? Well, if that's the case then there's no reason why Almajiri teachers cannot be trained, just as regular school teachers are trained and there's no reason why they cannot be employed by the state governments and made to teach in regular schools.
You can't fix a flawed system built on a very weak foundation. Replace Almajiri education with Western education and add quranic studies as they do in the South West.
Politics › Re: Adamu: Biafra Map Less Than Half Of Borno, Nnamdi Kanu To Burn That Small Region by sulaak(m): 12:54pm On Jun 02, 2021
mrvitalis:
I don't really understand this people ...how is igbos wanting biafra because of hate for north ?

Nigeria is not working we want to control our resources and destiny ...hows that hating north
It's not rocket science, a poor marriage would end in divorce if the Igbo's want out of this failed marriage, let them to leave.
Politics › Re: APC Inherited Insurgency From A Clueless PDP Government by sulaak(m): 12:01pm On Jun 02, 2021
Kwanza:
https://twitter.com/OfficialAPCNg/status/1400006111802105856?s=19[/quote]After 6 years of Buhari, they are still blaming the past government.
Politics › Re: Sanwo-Olu Restate Calls For Special Status For Lagos by sulaak(m): 8:15am On Jun 02, 2021
ThePlainTruth:
Ask yourself is it only lagos that has access to the sea? Why are there no other major sea ports in the south?

Find out about the UK and ask yourself if all the sea port are in London and all the Goverment minitries are in London?
Olodo,

Rivers has two major seaports in Onne and Port Harcourt with rail connection to the East, Middle Belt and the North

There are seaports in Warri with rail line connection, a Port in Calabar and planned ports in Akwa Ibom and Ondo.

It requires both federal and state government efforts to make a port viable and productive. A state government can build a seaport as they are already doing in Lekki using state and private funds.

The question you should ask is why did Cross River state waste billions of dollars on Tinapa and a conference centre that could have been invested in electricity or a deep seaport costing $600-800 million.

Akwa Ibom wasted millions of dollars on a stadium and golf course at the expense of building a seaport. Yet Lagos despite all its challenges is building metrolines and deepsea ports using loans, investment and state tax.
Politics › Re: Sanwo-Olu Restate Calls For Special Status For Lagos by sulaak(m): 8:03am On Jun 02, 2021
obasiken:
Upon all the FG assistance Lagos has been getting? some states are begging for 20% of what lagos has already received from FG. It is the infrastructure and parastatals eg Seaport, international airport, embassies etc, that Lagos received from FG that made Lagos what it is today not the other way round.
ThePlainTruth:
In a sane country these these federal government infrastructures would be distributed across the country
They have distributed across the country Ibadan, Kano and Kaduna all have drive ports. PH, Warri, Calabar all have seaports, Rivers actually has two seaports.

Lagos ceased to be the federal capital in 1989 yet Lagos population has continued to grow due to migration from the SE, SS and Northern Nigeria.

Maybe we should accept that the managers of Lagos are the main reason why Lagos is the most viable region in Nigeria, despite the large arable lands in the North and oil resources in the South-South.
Politics › Re: Sultan Proposes Unrestricted Wearing Of Hijab By Muslim Women by sulaak(m): 5:55am On Jun 02, 2021
NaijirianKing:
This is a welcomed development, pragmatically speaking, Nigeria is a Muslim majority country and Islam is Nigeria's dominant religion. Unfortunately, some Muslims are not allowed to practice their faith in peace, imagine a school girl having her hijab ripped off at her school in the SW.

Such freedoms should be guaranteed by law. Development can only happen when there is strict adherence to rule of law and religious freedom. Let's live together in harmony.
Muslim should first practice getting an education. 33% literacy rate across Northern Nigeria is a shocking statistics.
Politics › Re: Zamfara Has Spent 970 Million On Ransom Payments by sulaak(m): 6:46pm On May 31, 2021
Bandit doesn't give receipts so we have to trust the Governor's estimate. Kidnapping is government business.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Man Demands ₦173,000 From Government After Deadly Potholes Damaged His Car In UK by sulaak(m): 5:38pm On May 29, 2021
losak9111:
Our judiciary are too expensive, before you can hire charge and bail lawyers hmmmm, we are praying for surviving, your mentioning sue the government. I beg how is one congo of garri in the market now?
Nigeria should be protesting every day. I don't understand how Nigerians can live in a country that can't provide good roads, electricity and basic security in 2021!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Man Demands ₦173,000 From Government After Deadly Potholes Damaged His Car In UK by sulaak(m): 5:35pm On May 29, 2021
SamuelLoch:
It's surprising that some people would mock this man!

Truth be told, if we had inculcated an habit like this, no matter how small, we wouldn't have gotten to where we are today...

Some areas have not seen light for years... It's normal for them to buy fuel, but these areas have a local government chairman who does not reside in that LGA. Nonsense!!!


I'd rather want to sue the Government for bad roads than seeing the mechanic unnecessarily, or reading about accidents on Nairaland.


I'd rather want to sue the Government for not having water than installing bore hole/well water with my money.


I'd rather want to sue the Government for not enjoying my night rest because of power supply than run the generator and disturb the neighbors. Mosquitoes grow wings when there's no light sad so I have to also treat Malaria.


I'd rather want to sue the Government for not having a good healthcare system, than travel abroad for surgery.

And on, and on, and on...

Lalasticlala, justwise, won't you rather sue the Government?
Whenever a governor does his job, they say he tried or is trying. The standard is so low that it will be a crime if government official weren't useless.

Buhari has completed one railway from Lagos to Ibadan and it is considered an achievement, only in Nigeria.

Achievement is when you build a rail network with little or no debt, using indigenous labour, supplies and engineers.
Politics › Re: Senate To Consider Proposal To Create Sharia Courts In South-West by sulaak(m): 10:15pm On May 27, 2021
BeansAndBread:
Let me ask you a question, which law is the right one, Shari'ah or secular laws? I genuinely wanna know, I'm Muslim and Yoruba too
Secular law
Sports › Re: Seyi Olofinjana Appointed Technical Director Of Swiss Club GC Zurich by sulaak(m): 10:22am On May 27, 2021
Amotolongbo:
I just love this Olofinjana guy being a sensible and career person. How he was able to combine his academics (Chemical Engineering in Lautech) and professional football career.

I guess he has been one of the few graduates (if not only Nigerian university graduate) that ever played for the Super Eagles
Segun Odegbami had a HND from Ibadan Poly when he was representing the SE
Politics › Re: Killings: Defend Yourselves, Ortom Tells Benue Residents by sulaak(m): 5:53am On May 23, 2021
jerseyboy:
The Midwest was the only region created by a referendum of the people. A second Midwest referendum is coming.
They created the mid-west out of the old Western region, but they didn't create the Niger-Delta, North-East or Middle-belt out of the old Eastern and Northern region, now you see how Zik and Balewa\Bello work at the expense of the SW.
Travel › Re: Is Lagos Becoming Nigeria's Answer To Miami, Florida? by sulaak(m): 6:08pm On May 21, 2021
fuckingAyaya:
This is Rwanda that witnessed genocide in 1995
What city in Rwanda?

I doubt this city is in Rwanda.
Politics › Re: Governor Wike Commissions NLNG Office Complex In Port Harcourt by sulaak(m): 2:55pm On May 20, 2021
Xscape1993:
While some leaders in other part of the world are busy commissioning manufacturing sites & launching new technologies, our rulers are busy opening common buildings, roads & bridges that should have been done before now.
You will think that this useless government will be considering building and developing a vaccine manufacturing plant, instead all the universities are closed and the country is waiting for the handout from Europe.
Politics › Re: IGP Baba Declares War On IPOB, Unknown Gunmen In South-East: 'Kill Them All' by sulaak(m): 9:50am On May 20, 2021
Another Boko Haram loading in South East Nigeria
Health › Re: Nigerian Man Goes Crazy In Ghana, Calls His Mum Ashewo After Being Caught -video by sulaak(m): 5:00am On May 20, 2021
Mental illness, he needs medical support
Education › Re: See How A Student Returned To Her School After Salah Break by sulaak(m): 10:46pm On May 19, 2021
nengibo:
You want to punish a student for practicing her Religion/culture
Henna has nothing to do with Islam, even burka or niqab is not in the Koran, learn your religion
Politics › Re: Fulanis Chase 1,000 Tivs From Their Homes In Taraba (Video) by sulaak(m): 3:52pm On May 19, 2021
ChiefSosa:
sad With the way buhari has messed up Nigeria, it'll be hard to redeem the country.
Why are you blaming Buhari?

The TIV should start arming themselves and stop cry wolf, the middle belt constitutes the majority of the army, they only good at planning Coup d'état, because they seem useless at protecting their farms and women.
Programming › Re: How Do You Overcome Laziness And Dizziness When Working by sulaak(m): 3:02pm On May 19, 2021
EkenmaPeter:
How do you over come laziness and dizziness when working
Just as the topic stated , i will like us to share experience how you over come laziness and also dizziness when working on a client project, task or a pet project.

Laziness can be as a result of an easy task that you can implement in some minute or hours but took you 2 days to do, and dizziness is when you have to stay awake all night mostly for remote guys working for foreign client with different time zone.

How do you manage to balance sacrifice, discipline and commitment when working?
Take Vitamin D3 and B12 to overcome fatigue.

Thank me later
Career › Re: Should He Stay In Nigeria Or Move To UK? by sulaak(m): 2:01pm On May 19, 2021
kktbm:
Good dey guys..... I was discussing with a friend of mine. He wants to move out of the country(uk) but his parents are trying to cajole him to stay ( he’s from a well to do family and they are financially capable)

His plan is after nysc he would go for masters and find his way.

He is 21 and currently serving (he’s field is IT)
But the issue is that his parent are trying to fine tune his head to stay (he’s the last born)

Their excuse is that
1) you would do menial jobs there
2) there is nothing there
3) even if you get a good job there, it’s difficult to rise as a black man
4) you will be lonely

Their main bone of contention is that there is nothing there.
Note: his dad and 4 other siblings out of 5 studied in the uk tho.

My friend doesn’t even want to stay atall, most of his friend are in the uk, he doesn’t have friends in Nigeria except a few. He doesn’t like going out because he said his mind is not in Nigeria. If you see him ehn you will know that he’s depressed. All he wants is to move to the uk.

He’s not even a badboy he doesn’t smoke, drink
He’s not a womanizer

(2 of his siblings have been in the UK SINCE early 2000’s and are already citizens)

The dad also isn’t saying he should not go, but after service, he should get a job first probably with Goverment (due to job security because his dad retired with the government) then work 2-3 years before going for his master.

His point his that he wants to go now that the funds and everything is intact. What if something should happen in future nko?

My advice for him his to leave immediately after service after all he has siblings who are in their early 40’s there to put him through and also a lot of family friends there

What would you advice
Nigerian are extremely successful in the IT space in the UK, he might start off with menial jobs for 3 - 6 month or maybe more due to his immigration status, but once you get started you will quickly move up the food chain.

At 21 with a university in an IT-related degree, the sky is the limit, Nigerian need to be exposed to the wider world and understand how the western world is successful.

A man must never depend on his parent. They have given him an education and now it's time for him to move on.
Autos › Re: Coolray: GEELY Nigeria Introduces Its New High-Tech Sporty Compact SUV Model by sulaak(m): 1:54pm On May 19, 2021
I rather see evidence of the factory first before I start drooling over their finished products. This is Nigeria where automobiles are imported from China and labelled as made in Nigeria.

There is no evidence of a factory in both Geely Nigeria and Mikano website
Crime › Re: Gbenga Felipe: Nigerian Man Sentenced To 12 Years In Texas For Phishing Scam by sulaak(m): 12:00pm On May 19, 2021
neyohh:
Nigeria's problem was never poverty, it's always been greed.

Poverty doesn't cause crime, crime causes poverty.

Stop making excuses for greedy criminal's .
Lack of knowledge is Nigeria problem.

You can be greedy and productive. Nigerian criminals are useless, always getting caught when they operate in civilised societies.

Imagine this idiot not knowing that his data (Biometric data and name will be listed on the FBI criminal database)
Crime › Re: Gbenga Felipe: Nigerian Man Sentenced To 12 Years In Texas For Phishing Scam by sulaak(m): 11:55am On May 19, 2021
Starzo:
later,the ones in Nigeria will say it's bad govt that is making them go into internet fraud. They even openly boast about their evil exploits and viciously attack those that call them out for their wrong doings.

This one that is in the U.S, is it also bad govt, corruption and lack of job that made him do it?

What is wrong is wrong and should be condemned completely without making any excuses
Learn to.do what's right and stay away from evil.

Stop tarnishing the already bad image nigeria already has outside even further.

All naija politicians and Yahoo boys belong to the same league and must be casted out if we are ever go to achieve great things and restore the respect we have as a nation.
My friend the government officials are fraudster, what do you expect from the people. In Nigeria you probably have to pay bribes for every government amenities, the elected government official probably have to pay someone to be elected.

Corruption, tribalism and nepotism are what makes Nigeria tick, at least the USA is locking Nigeria fraudsters up, Nigeria is electing them into office.
Career › Re: Should I Sacrifice My Laboratory Technician Career For Programming ? by sulaak(m): 12:16am On May 19, 2021
bercarray:
Hello nairalanders, I'm working currently as a laboratory technician, but my parents wants me to further more for medical laboratory science course in university.

Seeing the way technology is moving, I've decided to go into IT, which is the reason i want to use the money I'm supposed to use to study MLS to go into programming, instead of using 5yrs studying MLS, that's even if ASUU did not extend it to 6 or 7years, i want to dedicate this 5-6yrs of my life into programming( web development and other parts of programming maybe application software development also).

I've also decided to go to teach myself first online, and later go to IT school for certificate and meeting with other IT gurus sake so as to gain from them.

So is programming worth sacrificing this career for? Please advise.
The future is programming but you need to develop the skill of the future.

Learns how to program on blockchain as this will be the technology of the next three years.

AI/Bigdata programming skills are very useful in all industries especially in the healthcare and finance sectors, your lab technician background will be very useful in developing an analytical program for monitoring vaccine usage and the impact of pandemics.

Genomic is one of the hottest industry today.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/oliviergarret/2020/05/14/genomic-stocks-are-in-the-first-inning-of-a-multi-year-megatrend/?sh=55295c5e5bd3

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