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Zaheertyler:I beg to defer....the strike should actually propel youths to make a choice on their future. |
It's fair to say a Nigerian student studying in a public university here would have at least have his/her own Fair share of ASUU Strike while studying. So which year were you an alumnus of ASUU Strike? ![]() |
ASUU Strike Stats 1999 - 5 Months 2001 - 3 Months 2002 - 2 wks 2003 - 6 months ended 04 2005 - 3 days 2006 - 1 wk 2007 - 3 Months 2008 - 2 (1 wk each) 2009 - 3 Months 2010 - 5 Months, 1 wk 2011 - 3 Months ended 12 2013 - 5 Months, 15 days 2017 - 1 Month, 6 days 2018 - Nov 4... The ongoing strike is proving to be a delicate one as the back and forth game between ASUU and FG is turning to be a serious love story. |
zerozz:Bro, saw one of your post back in 2018, pls can u make your mail address available so that I can contact you, cause I need your guidance. |
Victor who ![]() |
Fatasy:This guy just dey confuse people.... If u don't know say u don't know |
Which kain Tom and Jerry film dey happen for naija like this?? |
Tears no even show fr him eyes..castrate d niccur |
As anyone gotten feedback msg or email..pertaining to this process? |
montumonami:Here you go a youth corper ready to sell his future for a dime |
kollins3:When the sun rises in the west and set in the east....when the mountains blow in the wind like leaves. |
Sey na baba ijebu pikin be this one |
T |
kes4glory:Guy I don dey sotee I dey lose weight oo |
Happy Birthday still so young and so rich |
Effective |
googlelove:Any business proposal? |
Lol......he get one "even though am a Christian" guy wey dey always troll am, be like say mods don block am. Khd95: |
Lalasticlala |
A critic that cannot stand criticisim [quote author= post=69625534]Lol , this coward can't be on Nairaland o, we have been told we are paid to support My President 13,467 here and we IGNORED it all.Somebody told this one he is being paid to talk against my President and he quickly blocked the person. Anuofia! Coward chicken that can't take critism but can talk rubbish about my President 24/7.[/quote] |
Reno omokri giving his #RenosNuggets while a twitter user had a different opinion about his political opposition stand
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Although these devices add entertainment to our days, in the long run I think they hurt our quality of life. In the material sense, there is no debate that they improve life—you can make more money with a phone than without one, you can stay in touch with more people, stay up with current events. Below are some detrimental spillover costs, which despite not being able to be seen directly for the most part, overall counteract the benefits of carrying around these soul-devouring pests. Cell phones, iPhones specifically, convolute our lives more than they improve them. 1. You can’t be where you are One of the key aspects of inner peace is the ability to teach your mind to stay where you are. If you are in your office, your mind should be at the office. Your mind should not be carrying you over to the hot girl on Instagram whose always in Southern France in a bikini (does she ever work, by the way?). Another irksome situation develops when you’re out one night, having a good time up until you discover that your other friends, at some other place, are also having a good time. Say hello to jealousy and FOMO! The mind craves to be in two places at once—which is impossible, yet the insane mind addicted to 21 st century gadgets seems to think it’s not. 2. People don’t pay attention You choose to unveil your feelings about something deep, hoping to elevate the mundane level of the current conversation. Awaiting your reply, you see that your conversation partner is miles away, sucked in by some dumbass pictures on whatever the latest deplorable app is. Listen—I’m your friend, and we’re here, trying to bond underneath the mutilating struggle that is life. Can we all accept that none of us are doing things that important on the phone, and to save stare-into-phone-act-important times for when we’re actually alone? 3. Charger woes At least two to three times a week, when my guests arrive at my apartment, it starts like this: “Oh my god! Do you have an iPhone 5 charger? Please, tell me you have an iPhone 5 charger.” Judging by their facial expression, it would seem as though me not having a charger would entail their slow death by starvation. Yes, I have a charger. Relax. 4. Texting has ruined interactions Via texting, people have turned dumber than toddlers. We, 21 st century humans who pride ourselves on intelligence, place mating and procreation—the future of our existence—on the basis of who knows how to write seductive text messages, and if you’ve really hit the jackpot, maybe even emogi icons. Read that over again. 5. You drop them and you cry A cell phone is just another thing that you get attached to, and all attachment will eventually bring you down. It’s very simple. They drop, they crack, you get sad, wonder why you suck, spend money, you drop them again. Buy a new phone, drop it again, talk about it, etc. 6. People always have access to you You’re having a great time, and some asshole texts you about something you’re just not trying to deal with. You can do what I do—press the lock button, put it back in your pocket and act like it never happened—but it’ll get back to you. You’ll bump into the person whose message you just ignored, for example. Now you’re the asshole, but you technically didn’t do anything wrong! 7. Group texts Am I the only one who finds these very annoying? I’m not. Right. So why do they happen? 8. Car accidents Unlike the previous points which revolve mainly on my pontificating egocentrism, this one is actually a fact. After running a Google search I found the estimate to be 1.6 million text-related auto accidents per year. Now, that’s definitely a lie, but however many it is, it’s still too many. Shit, I’ve almost gotten in a few of them myself. And if not car accidents, the traffic! If you notice that when a light turns green in LA, it takes people a minimum three seconds to actually start gassing. 9 out of 10 times it’s because these people are staring at the phone instead of the road. 9. Something very bad is going to happen to all of us… I might have no idea what I’m talking about when it comes to science, but I can’t imagine keeping this radioactive device next to my balls and head all day is going to cure my future illnesses. I try to take it out of my pocket for as long as I can, so it’s not next to my sacred realm, but what happens is whenever I take it out that’s exactly when work calls storm in, because sometimes life is that way. 10. You will never be happy with the one you have Apple will always one-up you with the latest thing, rendering the one you just dropped dough on to a useless sack of shit, basically. www.love.com |
The Topic should be "Why we sold our future in Ekiti" |
This is why must sectors fail in Nigeria.........it's not my duty syndrome |
Ororo |
WTF.........I'm not sure he's really the father of that kid, this is too brutal. |
ehinmowo:Illusion at work bro... Check well |
This year is also my breakthrough year.......watch out |
oluwasegun007:Abeg no "rape" evil oo |
No time |
This is a staged arrest by the populist party...... If you know you know |


. And he couldn't drop a dime