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Education › Re: You Belong To Indomie Generation If You Didn't Read This As A Yoruba Student by ThierryJay: 1:21pm On Jul 08, 2017
moorevic:
Can someone please translate to English.
Its more like a tongue twister in Yoruba

Obe baba bo - The elderly man's knife dropped
O ba obo oba - It hit the king's monkey
A o ba baba be oba - We will help baba to plead with king

Baba nbe oba - The man is begging the king
A o ba be - We will plead on his behalf

Dade nde ade oba - Dade is putting on the king's crown
A o ba de - We will help him put it on.

Obo oba n ho idi - The king's monkey is scratching its buttocks
A o ba ho - We will help it ...........(fill in the gap lol)
Career › Re: Can An Employee Claim Tax Rebate For Premium Paid To HMO? by ThierryJay:
Let me simplify for readers who don't understand the OP's question.

Some employers pay a fixed amount of money on a regular basis (usually monthly) to health insurance companies (HMOs), for the benefit of their employees. These monthly payments (premium) allow the employee to access healthcare at designated hospitals as may be required. The OP is asking if the premium paid by the employer, for the employee's benefit, to the HMO can be used to reduce/recover PAYE taxes paid by the employee on his/her regular monthly salary.

The answer to the above will depend on how the employee's remuneration contract was structured by the employer. If the premium payments are included as part of the employee's gross salary in the employment contract, then the benefit will not be taxed i.e it will be tax exempt and deducted from the gross salary before the remainder is taxed.

Where the employer bears the cost of the payments without inclusion of the benefit in the employee's gross emoluments, then the employee cannot take advantage of the payments for the purpose of reducing his/her PAYE tax payable. Neither can the employee recover the tax benefit that would have been obtained if the premium payments were included as part of his gross salaries.

Hope this helps!
Romance › Re: Ladies, What's The 'ideal Male Body' You Admire So Much? by ThierryJay: 11:03pm On Jun 26, 2017
I'm currently ottermode and working towards athletic. Its not easy but i'll get there.
Christianity Etc › Re: "Nigerian Man Who Woke Up After Being Declared Dead By Doctors" Tells His Story by ThierryJay: 9:07am On Jun 21, 2017
spacetacular:
Too far gone to where please? You are actually the lost cause here. You hear the word GOD and you get all panicky and begin to loose your mind and this shows in how badly you wish to discredit anything and everything verifiably linked to God's intervention.

I was like you even as a Nigerian resident in the UK but it took my colleague who happens to be a white British man who preached me into Christ and in Christ I am resolute and saved which I cannot say for you being the lost cause here.

In my line of work I see medically unjustifiable and unexplainable happen regularly and it further digs me deeper into Christ. I see people receive hope in their situation and a new lease of life the moment they embrace Christ which is something they never had when away from Him and you have to wonder, what or who could cause such a tangible radical change in such persons if he wasn't real? What or who would give verifiably self experiencing track records of change and growth if it or He wasn't a part of the change process?

You need to take several seats.
You guys finally sent that half-baked IamaNigerian guy packing off this thread with his load of bunkum, and in polite logical fashion, I'm impressed.

When next the medical doctor wannabe sights you, I'm sure he'll scurry off with tails between his legs. lol
Foreign Affairs › Re: 62 Die In Devastating Forest Fire In Portugal, 50 Injured by ThierryJay: 4:56am On Jun 19, 2017
Templerun95:
I hope and wish majority of them are from Evans tribe travelling all over da world
Let fire burn criminality
Amen cry cry cry cry
Your comment is terrible and makes you no better than a radical terrorist. Please modify it.

From upscale Grenfell to rustic Portuguese forests, there's an infernal rage across Europe. Really sad to see people experience hell on earth.

Death by fire is probably the worst way to die. I feel for the victims and may their souls rest in peace.
Celebrities › Re: 10 Richest African Musicians: Find Out The Business Behind The Music! by ThierryJay: 4:50am On Jun 19, 2017
thornapple:
Whizkid. Hope you see where the Davido you call local champion is.
Yeah, way down below Wizkid in the pics. lol
Celebrities › Re: 10 Richest African Musicians: Find Out The Business Behind The Music! by ThierryJay: 4:46am On Jun 19, 2017
I would have expected to see Diamond Platnumz there.
Career › Re: KPMG Salary Structure: Salary Payment Of Staffs Of KPMG Nigeria by ThierryJay: 8:36am On Jun 15, 2017
Bigsteveg:
Really! Can you defend these your allegations?
There are elements of truth in what she stated, but they are not rules per se. Rather, employees are encouraged not to take public transport but cabs. Staff are regularly assessed on their dressing; Quality suits and shirts are encouraged while low or average quality wears will attract negative feedback.

Yes, employees are not allowed to take bikes commuting to or from work/clients during work period.

And a manager's annual gross salary at kpmg is 15Million.
Crime › Re: Hired Killer Caught While Trying To Strangle Woman To Death In Lagos (Photos) by ThierryJay: 11:51am On Jun 14, 2017
They probably gave him money to buy gun he went to buy rope instead. lol.

I think I believe Scantee's account of the incident better. Doesn't make sense for a thug to come all the way from Delta to come and kill someone with rope in Lagos.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Memorable Moments In EPL History. How Many Do You Know? by ThierryJay: 2:27pm On Jun 13, 2017
DisGuy:
Woman is Delia Smith of Norwich owner/supporter
Thanks, Ive noted that. I actually did not remember the club but the image of the woman's voice ringing out in the stadium with Commooooon, to the fans remain evergreen in my mind.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Memorable Moments In EPL History. How Many Do You Know? by ThierryJay:
All Eighteen of them

1. Henry and Pires trying to do a "Messi and Suarez" penalty but botching it up
2. Rooney scoring the famous overhead kick against Man city
3. Beckham scoring THAT 55 yard lob form half way against Wimbledon in 1995
4. Suarez chewing down Ivanovic
5. Ramsey's Leg being broken by shawcross or is it Eduardo's leg, both na Arsenal sha.
6. Arsenal player (Keown) harassing Ruud Van Nistelrooy after he missed a last minute penalty for Man U in the unbeaten season
7. Tony Yeboah scoring that cracking volley in 1993/94
8. Klinsmann taking a dive on the turf
9. Alan Shearer's famous one-handed celebration after thumping in a sumptuous volley
10. Gerard FALLING DOWN against Chelsea to hand the title initiative over to Man City
11. Arsenal's Chamberlain being sent off by referee for a crime committed by another player
13. ERIC CANTONA dashing a FLYING SHADOW KICK to an unfortunate fan
14. Liverpool striker diving on the turf to celebrate with thumb in mouth
15. That WOMAN Norwich or Crystal palace supporter stirring up the fans and players in the stadium to get behind the team to avoid relegation
16. Kevin Keegan making a commentary saying Newcastle will beat Man u to the title with few games to go
17 Liverpool Goalkeeper catching the Baloon d'or instead of the actual ball
18 Referee not being able to continue the game and had to be replaced, (Sorry I missed this. It's actually Paulo di canio pushing over referee Paul Alcock in a game against Arsenal)

That's it Guys. Hope I ticked all the boxes?

Why Arsenal stories come full the history na?
Sports › Re: Cheick Tiote Collapses & Dies During Training In China by ThierryJay: 6:08pm On Jun 05, 2017
In loving memory of Cheik Tiote, who is survived by, amongst others, THAT scorching 30 yard screamer against eternal bottlers Arsenal.

RIP Man
Sports › Re: Messi May Be More Talented But Ronaldo Is Simply A Better Player by ThierryJay: 12:57pm On Jun 04, 2017
SycophanticGoat:
Nonsense analysis. Even though I know that Messi is a better player than Ronaldo while Ronaldo is a more determined and focused footballer, don't you think it's unwise to judge both of them with just one meeting in El classico?

If I go by your logic then I will use Juve Vs Madrid to knock Messi off because I will tell you that that Ronaldo did what Messi, Neymar and Suarez couldn't do which was, beating the Juve defence and keeper; therefore Ronaldo is better than all 3 players combined..
You can as well say the same for Ascensio/Casemiro being better than MSN combined. Truth is Ronaldo was more decisive in the latter stages of the CL while Messi was more influential in the la Liga and the earlier UCL stages. Messi scored 54 goals many of them magical, while CR7 scored 42, many of them regular. But I think CR7 benefitted more from Madrid's outstanding balance and wing play especially from Marcelo, Carvajal, Modric and Kroos. I can't think of any barca player delivering as much in similar positions.
Education › Re: JAMB Releases Most Sought-after Universities In Nigeria (check Details) by ThierryJay: 12:27pm On Jun 04, 2017
KevinDein:
Available facts created by Yoruba media, I guess.
The days where the Yoruba dominated Media peddle lies as facts are long gone. Southwestern schools are no better than top schools in other regions regardless of whatever opinion you are trying to pass across as fact.

People in other regions rate their schools just as high as you do yours, hence they send their wards to these institutions. People in the middle belt don't rate UNAAB higher than Unijos, for example. Easterners are also perfectly happy with their Unizik while Northerners don't see ABU as inferior to UI.

Get used to the new status quo, Mr.
There's no new status quo anywhere. Below is the 2017 ranking of African universities based on webometrics.

http://www.google.com.ng/url?q=http://www.webometrics.info/en/Ranking_africa&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwjb2rSHiKTUAhXK7BQKHa1iBlwQFggLMAA&usg=AFQjCNH4RPZFYWEyLpYx_1dFz7p9rEg1aA

UI is ranked 16th, Covenant 24th, OAU 30th, Unilag 52nd and UNN 56th all in Africa. Does that look like Lagos ibadan journalism to you? U need to rise above tribalistic way of reasoning and recognize facts even if it doesn't suit your primordial sentiments.

And recently, UI was the only Nigerian University ranked in the world's top 1000 universities at 601. Regional opinions/sentiments do not hold sway here mister.
Education › Re: JAMB Releases Most Sought-after Universities In Nigeria (check Details) by ThierryJay: 11:51am On Jun 04, 2017
EternalTruth:
you must be very stupid and useless for this myopic comment.
Tribal bigot.
Sorry, I do not engage people who seem incapable of objective arguments. I cannot operate from that pedestal.

Disprove my comments with facts and not resort to toutish behaviour.
Education › Re: JAMB Releases Most Sought-after Universities In Nigeria (check Details) by ThierryJay: 11:42am On Jun 04, 2017
KevinDein:
Those schools you mentioned are top schools in their own right but you guys can actually exalt your schools without demeaning others; that's exactly what some posters on here are doing.
The same way you rate your schools over there is the same way others do theirs.
Northerners will very much chose ABU, Unijos, BUK
Easterners, UNN, Unizik

My point; accept that top schools aren't restricted to the South Western part of the country.
This is not a matter of choosing a position. All the schools I mentioned are the most reputed universities in Nigeria based on available statistics over the years. The only one I missed was FUTO.

In any group, u have to have the best, and I've mentioned them. This does not demean other lower ranked universities. I do not understand why u feel offended. If a foreigner tells me that University of Cairo is much better than all our unis, I will not be offended cos I know it's a fact.
Education › Re: JAMB Releases Most Sought-after Universities In Nigeria (check Details) by ThierryJay: 11:25am On Jun 04, 2017
melejo:
Tribalism has removed every sence of objectivity from you, this too is a killer disease. So in listing of reputable universities by Nigeria standards from southeast and south south you only saw unn and uniben, then unizik under maybe? Your condition is pathetic. In your list you included futa without FUTO, uniport, unical etc, anyway no need of talking too much since talk alone can't help your kind of condition, just look for babalawo to do some kind of deliverance for you it won't cost much
Sorry, I do not engage in tribalism.

That the highest number of top rated universities is in the southwest is a fact and not a matter of opinion or sentiments.

Same way, the northern part of the country is recognized as the most educationally disadvantaged region by statistics. If I tell you that the highest number of indigenous manufacturing industries is in Anambra/Abia, that is a fact which a SW person should not take offence to.

From available statistics in research, Web presence, innovations, international competitions, quality of graduates as evidenced in the corporate and academic sphere, Unical and Uniport do not match any of the unis I mentioned. I only missed out on FUTO cos I could not remember it's name but I agree it's on the same pedestal with FUTA.

So you see, objectivity should be based on factual representations and not on some quota system which you seem to believe in.
Education › Re: JAMB Releases Most Sought-after Universities In Nigeria (check Details) by ThierryJay: 10:46am On Jun 04, 2017
KevinDein:
Any argument to make yourself feel good.

I bet if your hyped up institutions were top, you'll be drooling all over this thread telling anyone who cares to listen how great those institutions are and that's why everyone wants to go there.

It's all perspective. Argument can go both ways. grin
Of course most candidates would like to go to "hyped up" institutions. But how many of them would actually apply there as the reality, which they know, is that they may likely not make the cut. So they go for the more realistic options which translates into higher number of applicants for the lesser hyped unis. That's why they come tops in this area.

Trust me, if the union body has a way of measuring candidates' intentions regarding what they truly desire, the OAUs, Unilag and UI will take the cake.
Education › Re: JAMB Releases Most Sought-after Universities In Nigeria (check Details) by ThierryJay:
It is important to note that this ranking is not a true reflection of the overall standards for each university. There are factors that will influence how highly sought-after a university is. The most important ones include:

- Ease of completing academic calendar - many candidates would want to graduate without any form of delay at an affordable cost. This explains the preference for Unilorin as this is now its main selling point.

- Geographical distribution of standard universities - There are more reputable universities in the southwest (UI, OAU, Unilag, Covenant, FUTA, Unilorin, UNAAB) than in the North (ABU) or the Southeast/Southsouth (UNN, UniBen, maybe UniZik). So this means that prospective candidates are more evenly distributed among the SW universities due to tougher competition.

-Tough entry standards - Universities that are perceived to be difficult to gain admission into will generally have lesser number of applicants than other "come as you are" universities. This explains why Havard does not have the highest number of American applicants in the US. This takes nothing away from its premium status.

In short, OAU, UI, Unilag,UNN and more recently CU are still the universities to beat in Nigeria.

At the very top, OAU and UI are the real deal.
Politics › Re: Sowore: Melaye’s N50k Book Is Cut And Paste Of Newspaper Articles by ThierryJay: 11:38pm On May 26, 2017
BlakKluKluxKlan:
If he didn't blow it open, how would we know ? Besides, the issues between the two of them have been personal anyway so this makes no difference.
I also disagree with the notion that the man has been losing credibility. Far from it. Except perhaps with the class of people who see Dino as a hero of some sort.
You do not understand my point. How many times do u see owners of tabloids coming out to trade issues with the populace, it's not good for professionalism and credibility. It makes people take sides which is bad for unbiased journalism which Sahara reporters was reputed for. U don't see John Momoh engage in personal issues as it is difficult to separate his persona from that of Channels TV as the owner. If Sowore feels there are sordid disclosures to be made about Dino, it should be on the platform of Sahara reporters and not his personal views.

And yes, you cannot deny that SR has lost some points on the credibility scale in recent times. The Ikoyi billions wrongly attributed to Esther Nnagbue, the Dino melaye graduation saga comes to mind. Though, they are still the best investigative journalists in Nigeria, but they've got to watch it cos doubts may creep in gradually. This has nothing to do with Dino being a Hero.
Politics › Re: Sowore: Melaye’s N50k Book Is Cut And Paste Of Newspaper Articles by ThierryJay: 12:14pm On May 26, 2017
Sowore should shut it. While he may be right about Dino Melaye's pseudo-intellectualism and plagiarisms, he is beginning to sound personal with his beef with Dino, and he has started to lose credibility with his once-reputed Sahara reporters.

Of course, Dino has nothing to lose, he's already mud. You cannot mudsling mud. It's Sowore that's risking his professionalism and credibility.
Celebrities › Re: The Voice Nigeria 2 Airs On June 18th - 2Baba Removed As Judge!!! (See Why) by ThierryJay: 11:58am On May 26, 2017
Although it was due to the fact that 2face ported to Glo, I think it's best for the show that he leave. Last season, he really could not express himself very well regarding the candidates and it was obvious he was only selected as a judge for his market appeal due to his "legend" celebrity status. His analysis on candidate's performance is usually limited to " U too much, One love mehn.., Brendaaaaa, Brendaaaa.. (laughs) U're there mehn, wonderful performance... etc

And Patoranking is not as bad as he's being portrayed. Dude can actually analyze musical performances well.
Sports › Re: Highest Goal Scorers In World Football History by ThierryJay: 3:50am On May 17, 2017
nattyjay:
Inzaghi scored more than 38 offside goals
Lol, Fergie - "Inzaghi was born in an offside position"
Education › Re: Is This The Highest Score In The Ongoing 2017 JAMB? by ThierryJay: 3:22am On May 17, 2017
cashkid:
One of my boys also got 319...
lol, Are u a love-vendor? (at d emboldened)
Politics › Re: Osinbajo After Reading Buhari's Letter - Reno Omokri (Photos) by ThierryJay: 6:43pm On May 10, 2017
I see no issue here from a legal point of view. In the letter, the President referred to his notification of the Senate as being in compliance with Section 145 of the constitution. Now what does Section 145 say?

Section 145 :
‘Whenever the President is proceeding on vacation or is otherwise unable to discharge the functions of his office, he shall transmit a written declaration to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives to that effect, and until he transmits to them a written declaration to the contrary, the Vice President SHALL perform the functions of the President as Acting President'.

Now let's be objective and critically analyze the above section:

1. 'Whenever the President is proceeding on vacation or is otherwise unable to discharge the functions of his office' - These are the qualifying conditions and both currently apply to Buhari

2 '-he shall transmit a written declaration to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives TO THAT EFFECT' - The object phrase "to that effect" is grammatically used as a summarized reference to "the effect of something that was mentioned before". What did Section 145 mention in the earlier part of the sentence? that the President is either going on vacation or he can't perform his presidential duties.

In essence, the sentence can be interpreted as "he shall transmit a written declaration to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives to the effect that he is proceeding on vacation or is otherwise unable to discharge the functions of his office'. In other words, the content of the President's letter is only required, by law, to be a notification of the President's incapacitation or absence. Any other addition is incidental and cannot supersede the intent of Section 145.

3. '-and until he transmits to them a written declaration to the contrary, the Vice President SHALL perform the functions of the President as Acting President' - Meaning that unless the President writes that he is back from vacation or he is medically fit to function, the VP will assume Presidential role officially as the Acting President.

Now the above is the most important part. It is this part of Section 145 that transfers the Acting President title/powers to the VP subject to the President's notification of the NA of his incapability. In effect, the President's letter does not transfer the title, it is the law that does. The letter is only a trigger for transfer to happen. Whether the letter mentions Coordinator, Acting President or even conductor DOES NOT MATTER.

And by all means, Buhari's letter satisfied the minimum legal requirements. The Senator was just raising an inconsequential objection.
Politics › Re: Osinbajo Tweets About Acting President / Coordinating President Controversy by ThierryJay:
PatriotTemidayo:
As hard as this is for me to say, honestly NIGERIA IS A MESSED UP COUNTRY.

The entire premise of a law is predicated on its content, which by extension means its letters or words. "Coordinator" is never a transfer of mandate and its inherent powers, which was exactly the intent of the law that asked the president to send a letter to the National Assembly.

If such was done in developed and serious nations, that letter would have been shredded until the right designation is made.

Coordinating is comparable to times when the president attend official duties outside of the Villa, Ofcourse, someone is always overseeing activates before he comes back. That is never the same as when a president is going for medical follow-up in incapacitated situation. And especially when he doesn't know the duration of his medical tour.

This is an insult to the constitution of Nigeria and its beautiful people.
Clearly, you and many others seem to be having difficulty comprehending the President's letter. I see no issue here from a legal point of view. In the letter, the President principally referred to his notification of the Senate as being in compliance with Section 145 of the constitution. Now what does Section 145 say?

Section 145 :
‘Whenever the President is proceeding on vacation or is otherwise unable to discharge the functions of his office, he shall transmit a written declaration to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives to that effect, and until he transmits to them a written declaration to the contrary, the Vice President SHALL perform the functions of the President as Acting President'.

Now let's be objective and critically analyze the above section:

1. 'Whenever the President is proceeding on vacation or is otherwise unable to discharge the functions of his office' - These are the qualifying conditions and both currently apply to Buhari

2 '-he shall transmit a written declaration to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives TO THAT EFFECT' - Buhari is required to declare to/notify the Legislature in writing TO THAT EFFECT. The object phrase "to that effect" is grammatically used as a summarized reference to "the effect of something that was mentioned before". What did Section 145 mention in the earlier part of the sentence? that the President is either going on vacation or he can't perform his presidential duties.

In essence, the sentence can be interpreted as "he shall transmit a written declaration to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives to the effect that he is proceeding on vacation or is otherwise unable to discharge the functions of his office'. In other words, the content of the President's letter is only required, by law, to be a notification of the President's incapacitation or absence. Any other addition is incidental and cannot supersede the intent of Section 145.

3. '-and until he transmits to them a written declaration to the contrary, the Vice President SHALL perform the functions of the President as Acting President' - Meaning that unless the President writes that he is back from vacation or he is medically fit to function, the VP will assume Presidential role officially as the Acting President.

Now the above is the most important part. It is this part of Section 145 that transfers the Acting President title/role to the VP subject to the President's notification of the NA of his incapability. In effect, the President's letter does not transfer the title, it is the law that does. The letter is only a trigger for transfer to happen. Whether the letter mentions Coordinator, Acting President or even conductor DOES NOT MATTER.

And by all means, Buhari's letter satisfied the minimum legal requirements. The Senator was just raising an inconsequential objection.
Crime › Re: Ghanaian Man Beheads His Own Brother (Graphic Photos) by ThierryJay: 2:46pm On May 10, 2017
Zane2point4:
You think say we are in the zoological republic wia jungle justice prevails

He is not convincted until proven beyond reasonable doubt that he is guilty.
This is not about him being guilty or not. He is wearing gloves because there are maggots on the already-decomposing head. The Ghanaian authorities were kind enough to allow him that.
Crime › Re: Ghanaian Man Beheads His Own Brother (Graphic Photos) by ThierryJay: 2:45pm On May 10, 2017
MONITZ:
I am surprised too, to wat extent and intent does it serve?, is it that he doesn't want his finger prints on the skull or is he just imitating wat he has seen in movies? Any which way, he has been apprehended and so he has to forger all these rhetoric......
I'm surprised nobody noticed. He is wearing gloves because there are maggots on the already-decomposing head. The Ghanaian authorities were kind enough to allow him that.
Travel › Re: Passenger Buses Collide On Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. Over 36 Feared Dead by ThierryJay: 8:35pm On May 06, 2017
Hopez456:
The contractor handling that part of the road should be held accountable, several accidents have occurred over the past week due to one way diversion without division. this is not the case with J. Berger that divide it's own part, that gives no room for excess over speeding or overtaking. RCC should act fast it's becoming unbearable.
I agree with you that the contractors are partly responsible as the diversions on to the one-way usually result in the head on collisions as seen in this case. What usually happens on the one-way is that the buses and smaller vehicles try to overtake the slower-moving tankers occupying both sides of the lanes. Sometimes there isn't enough space on the one-way to accommodate all of them vehicles overtaking, with no alternative to reverse once committed, the drivers then hope that the other oncoming vehicles somehow back-off, but then it's too late and the collisions occur. The drivers too should be more careful.

So sad 36 lives wasted just like that!
Car Talk › Re: Which Petrol Station Has The Most Accurate Pump In Lagos by ThierryJay: 7:26am On Apr 28, 2017
Oando is d best anyday. That Heyden station near Ogudu/alapere is also very good.
Celebrities › Re: Fancy Acholonu, Alexx Ekubo's Fiancee (Photos) by ThierryJay: 11:27am On Apr 22, 2017
jconsulting:
Why is it that some guys like bony fish, nothing to grab in the field session here, no pillow and matress to rest on when you finish discharging fuel
Lol, babe you're wicked!, ur attention to bedroom details is deliciously graphic
Celebrities › Re: Actor Olumide Bakare Is Dead! by ThierryJay: 11:13am On Apr 22, 2017
cutelover19:
I wonder how we survive in this country without health insurance!
Having health insurance does not translate to automatic freedom from life-threatening diseases. Between, the report did not say he did not have access to healthcare, given that he died after surgery at UCH.

So sad at his death. He was a great Actor that was passionate about his profession. RIP

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