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ShinqRambq:Back offfff... Leave the dude alone #stopbullyingSeunO . |
Get him some psych help as as soon as possible. CBT + drugs to help stabilise his moods.. You need to be careful.. You're his girlfriend not his saviour!! Stop trying to fix.. Helping him to heal is the best you can do in a healthy way. He also needs to want healing otherwise he sucks the life out of you. Good luck and take care of your own mental health. . |
I wonder if this would have happened if the man in question is Morufu the poorly educated artisan Feel sorry for the child in question.. Will get the brunt of irresponsible actions of the parents . |
RIP sir May your family be comforted on every side and your children grow to appreciate your legacy. . |
How can one go about getting a NI number overseas .. |
RIP to the victims... Failed covert turned robbery exercise.. More info needed . |
There's some grammatical error on that cover page.. Wasn't any proofreading done at all.. . |
This is a great idea but a little unrealistic at this point in time. Particularly with funding. If they are really serious about this, they need to use their AFIMMA initiatives a little better.. Engage more with the existing fledgling outfits with different very visibly advertised pop-up stops across West Africa. Then create a part Internet served pathway with monthly classes for these several hubs and build traction that way.. Otherwise ideas will be rubbished and re-engineered by some other savvy people.. Only after creating awareness and establishing verified pathways can we look at creating small Central St-Martin's alongst the W. A coast. . |
HBD AD. Waiting to see lekki take off Definite gamechanger!! . . |
einsteine:Thank you!! . |
NotComplaining:I hear you.. But.. In striving for a change, a total rewrite has never produced long lasting success. All it has created is chaos and repetitive efforts stylised under different names with diminishing returns. I still maintain that wanting to work with the current system whilst engineering a change in direction has to be the best foot forward. You said it yourself the ageists are worried that a gargantuan change may happen on their watch. And of course their corrupt practices exposed.. Short of taking out their entire generation, which is not feasible and will create a massive chaotic upheaval affecting generations yet unborn with ripples extending way past our borders and the African continent as a whole, its best to create dialogue with these folks. Their children get unlimited access because they keep to the status-quo and maintain that dialogue.. Not necessarily due to the similar genetic pools. That's what the youth should be thinking... How do we engage effectively with the system, create a voice that speaks for us. In business, there are strategies to re-engineer business processes and buy goodwill and support from different stakeholders. Why apply a different process in public governance?? The current youthful leaders in the Senate or gubernatorial leads have no distinct youth empowering initiatives. Clowning, womanizing and stealing upandan seems to be their modus operandi. They should be held to account. But if we cant deal with them, ye ageist are out of reach, mate!! No wonder the ageists assert their hegemony/monopoly. The few allowed youths have misused several opportunities. And we are still not addressing the problems from their roots. . |
Looks like the problem is with date of accreditation. Her name is on the website as an alumnus They have a partnership of sorts with an American assoc as an accredited distance learning Centre.. Need more details to make a full assessment . |
NotComplaining:I don't disagree with your current submission but still stand with mine. As it takes 2 to tango.. Despite shortcomings from our leaders, there are a few select men and women who stand firm and tall and can be counted. They are all not necessarily privileged but have risen despite opposition. Why can't we learn from these ones whilst trying to sort the system out. ![]() Yes, the system has not enabled or developed a lot of youths. The ongoing rot will make the problem worse. But there has to be some youths who dare to be the Josephs or Daniels of their generation... They show resilience in the face of great adversity, adaptability without breaking the rules, innovation and creativity. Good work ethics is their cornerstone. Sacrifice and intense focus is a very visible accessory. But what we have largely is a generation or 2 of youths who feel very entitled and expect to have a cushioned lifestyle at the drop of a hat. Hardwork? Sacrifice? What does that mean? I feel poverty starts with the mind.. Though there's a lack of physical things, a very focused mind seeks to find resources relentlessly. Life can be full of hardknocks and my empathy goes to those who are yet to fly off despite being on the runway for a while.. There are leadership academies dotted around. There are mentors who aren't necessary visible and full of bling given the system and society. There are places of learning or better still the Internet is available to all who have basic devices and some data. But where do we find most of our youths... Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, living a blinged up existence, following BBNaija up and down.. Some can write a dissertation on the characters in those shows or on some of our musicians/actresses... But write a decent business proposal with a robust 10 paged SWOT analysis, suddenly the pen gets dry. Other established governments may enable their youth better than ours but it is mainly and only to continue a "serfdom" of sorts.. I would not celebrate them too soon. Our leaders have realised,..... give back robustly to society at your own detriment.. You'll be ostracised regardless of how well you perform. Mostly by armchair critics who have hardly raised their arms to work A good example is a certain local govt in Benue state. But give drips back and foster an atmosphere of being a benevolent helper inspite of great economic hardship and suddenly you are hailed a hero.. In addition there will be fewer cooks to spoil the broth. Half knowledge applied out of context is a very dangerous thing!!! Government is not all to blame.. The inherent pre-existing belief or cultural identity in certain tribes has a contributory role.. This perpetrates even in other established climes as certain tribes/ peoples perform better than others because of the existing support networks and their congenial interactions with their host communities underpinned by belief system. In a country with 365 languages and still counting, it will be a rather herculean task to align all the peoples into a mindset without a longstanding dictator... The places of religion, effective tools in the past, are no longer as effective as a growing number are reflecting the differences in opinion underpinned by the rot and greed of the system. All we can do ..... is to let your little light shine ..... Reach out and touch somebody's hand to make the world a better place... Continually strive to hold the powers to account, educate the people about their rights and privileges within context. . |
NotComplaining:Where are the youths who will excel in these positions of excellence and not abuse their privilege or perform suboptimally ![]() Where are the youths who have cut their teeth in the private sector successfully, learnt the ethics, attitude and hardwork necessary to excel in these positions.... On Instagram slaying up and down... Look at the middle belt and one can observe a certain youthful leader who has not provided much governance and uplifted the people of his state. Don't be deceived, the youth who are deserving get there. Don't expect to be a leader if you have not served well... . |
Nothing really spectacular here Little disappointed.. Expected much more from OmoT . |
Feminism by Naija slay Queens is so different from what the feminist movement originally intended.. Its often a misinterpretation or wrong application.. Let's go back to the basics and interpreting events within context may be the 1st baby steps..... . |
The tech boys simply impress.. They should be celebrated given the great strides they've made. The heirs and heiresses are yet to prove themselves... And only just add to the number at charity events/dinners or coffee meets. . |
Religion.. Opium of the....... . |
Detailed chronicles of his actions will be a good read.. Most definitely . |
Congratulations to the lady.. Is she related to Chuka Umunna, former Labour MP?? Possible 1st black UK Pm?? . |
Nbote:This is contrary to the headlines.. Op needs to change that then |
nijabazaar:Your account up there proves the theory right!!! The mothers were not particularly super intelligent.. We all know opposites attract.. Rarely do you see very intelligent men marry super-intelligent women.. All to do with the egos.. That's why the slay-mama ministry keeps on increasing from glory to infamy!! ![]() . |
kenex4ever:Nuture effect rather than genetic transmission . |
slivertongue:The grace of God... ![]() Or someoneelse nurturing them . |
No hating.. Aren't there gyms in workplaces? 30min session before the start of work surely invigorates one... . |
The individual context, not a blanket rule, should colour the final decision.. I know of several female professors who still bear their maiden names but bear their married names at social events. Its based on understanding and compromise. A robust discussion should be held prenuptially so nothing comes along as a surprise. Your environment, religion, career prospects and prevailing social culture all have a bearing. If there's potential fluidity in your situation dynamics, a double-barrelled name might be an adequate compromise. Egos should be sacrificed at the altar of overall family progress. . |
Where is Iara btw . |
Cuteamigo1:Say wetin.. I send u na Na mumu-maga be that.. . |
Conspiracist:Looks like mouldy custard.. . |
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