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BluntTheApostle:His bluntness which translates to rudeness, his ' I don't care attitude' when he's hell-bent on making certain policies, his refusal to pay pensions on time, the rancour he had with civil servants etc were his faults. We only saw those faults because we're alive. But now that he's dead, we keep seeing what he did (though with iron hands in Ibadan). I still stand to be corrected, Oyo State witnessed the safest period under him and to me, he's the best governor the state has had since 1999. Till this moment, present administration is still building on what he's done than starting new projects. He was a good manager who had faults relating with people. If you want to enjoy listening to an Oyo state governor on interview, go listen to Ajimobi's. |
Juell:No and I will refuse to agree they're normal. 3 months old, 3 year old, 21 year old etc. All to quench a carnal thirst. Either they're sick upstairs and yet roaming the streets or they have spirits disturbing them. Either way, punishment must chase those things out. Men are not demons but some men have been possessed by demons. |
How do you accurately predict someone's personality when meeting them for the first time? I'm asking because personality type itself goes a long way in predicting the rest of the elements listed here. |
ikorodureporta:Ma pa ara re si corona loruunn.... ![]() |
See how racists in tribalists' garments spoilt a thread that was so informing. It's really a shame on those who are hell-bent on proving superiority of their tribes over another. That's how Hitler started! Whichever of the Nigerian tribes attended Eton or Oxford, you're all here while your country rots and continually becomes unlivable and yet everyday, it's Yoruba this, Igbo that. Not different from the generation they've always blamed! |
FuckTheWorld:They're all thieves taking advantage of a faulty foundation and a system that is designed to corrupt. Any sane, educated individual who still follows these people needs to be checked (except of course, if they're being paid which make them thieves too). Forget about all the illusions in the system we are practicing, a people at a rudimentary level of social order can hardly succeed practicing our type of democracy. Wouldn't it be better if Nigeria operates a monarchical system where things work? Is democracy the issue or that governance should be beneficient? |
Bacteriologist: ....Thank you. I am and I'll continue to do so. |
Bacteriologist:Alright, like I say to the other person, I say to you also: don't stop learning and please keep your mind OPEN, WIDE OPEN. |
Danhumprey:Alright...don't stop learning though and ensure you keep your mind OPEN. |
Bacteriologist:I disagree with the part that says 'religion makes people comfortable doing evil'. You're implying that every religious person is evil while the ones who don't believe any religion is good right? There's something I want you to understand about black man and gods. The majority of humans especially the blacks only claim gods because they have vacuums to fill, without any need, very few people would still want a god. This is why many developed countries have fewer religious inclination. Meanwhile, those who serve a god because of a personal need can never live a moral life because morality isn't what drove them to god, their needs did. A lot of such people are in Nigeria and this is why it seems that people claim adherents to a religious dogma (because of their need) and they can't live its expectations. I am a Christian and beyond what I will eat or drink, I have discovered the golden rule as the ultimate requirement to have peace in life whether you're a theist or atheist. Edited: I was once on the journey to atheism like some think it is the height of intelligence. It'd be self-deception for me to act like God doesn't exist. That I can't see him doesn't mean that. |
IlovePMB:It's time we begin to see ourselves more as a people who have endured years of subjugation, deprivation and personal appropriation of our resources by those who had been lucky to get the reins of power. Our shared history since the era of colonialism to military rule and presently neocolonialism should make us realise we're better united than one. When we discover our oneness, then we'd have a nation and when we have a nation, we'd shed docility and be more responsible for governance. Past criminal and destroyers of our polity won't even be near the lowest position of authority again. |
IlovePMB:Which premise in my post drove you to this conclusion? You people don't have a nation yet and you're mentioning Buhari. Buhari and every government that emerges from this present contraption will only use the advantages of a vast amount of resources, huge docile population and a subjugative constitution for their personal gain. Nothing more. |
IlovePMB:If any group in Nigeria really has a special DNA like you claimed, we will see it all over them. We won't need you to start preaching "superior DNA" to us. Are there unemployed people in all parts of Nigeria? Yes. Are there places in all parts of Nigeria where there's no electricity? Yes. Are there states in Nigeria not under control of indegenous tribes of the said states? No. Is there a state in Nigeria that doesn't get Federal Government allocation to sustain itself? No. Is crime perpetrated in all parts of Nigeria? Yes. Is there any part of Nigeria that can boast of a viable economy similar to London or Paris or Texas or Arkansas? No. Nigerians are the same no matter the language they speak and the religion they claim. Stop all the noise here and focus on building a nation because you currently don't have one. This is not just for you, it's for every Nigerian who has misplaced tribalism for nationalism. Nigerians need a nation. |
tot:Everything that is wrong with tribalists and those who are in the fetters of the "we-better-pass-them" syndrome. |
Weird they are...perhaps except spaghetti and bean cooked together. School taught me that and no one else. |
This is really a tough decision but first of all, ensure your decision is the one you won't want to hide any facts about if the need arises in the future. It's not easy to dismiss one's blood and it's not easy to turn a blind eye to someone who'd definitely appreciate help. Except your sister is not enthusiastic about having msc or you really can't trust her at all, that's the only time you can go for your former boss' daughter. BTW, you don't know if the lady will turn to something else once she's settled in the UK and sometimes, the devil you know is better than a strange angel. |
bigtt76:Even the standard of rice and garri has dropped. ![]() |
dapsoneh:Ajimobi is reportedly very ill as of now. |
bigtt76:What were we before? An eldorado? We're only progressing in the direction we face as a nation and when the direction is itself is destruction nko? Entering a post-secondary institution with 120/400. Height of failure! |
wonder233:Thank you. You're spotted for who you are too |
Who says buildings have nothing to do with a school's reputation? When you top-notch infrastructure, top-notch teachers and a top-notch environment, why won't you have a top-notch reputation. |
wonder233:I was tempted to shoot an insult for the first time on NL but I realized there are far greater tribalists on this platform than you. You could have contributed by the first line alone but you went ahead to insult the intelligence of a people who played a very dynamic role in their capital during the last election. Tell me, are the Yorubas the only one practicing godfatherism? We have the same level of sickness as Nigerians and you think it's a tribal problem? |
K4daniel:If poverty shows anyone too much evil, they'd forget about the evils in the love of money. Hence, fear and shame would all be gone. TBH, a lot of young Nigerians find themselves in this very discouraging country at a most desperate time in the world where everybody want maximum freedom. So it's an issue of dog eat dog except the individual goes with his humanity even though hunger holds desperately to him. Even religion has not stopped this unless you have a heart that is tender enough for Godto impact on. |
Blackmann001:Sir/ma, please read. She isn't being celebrated because she married MKO, She's being celebrated for fronting one of the most deviants attempts against the brutal military government and paying for it with her life. As for even Tinubu that you mentioned, he played one of the best opposition role in the history of Nigerian politics aside the fact that Tinubu also defied Abacha. There are a lot of people from the tribe you mentioned and even other tribes but the most outstanding ones will keep being celebrated whether you recognize them or not. |
dominzy:I will only try TouchPal if it supports languages and special characters used in Yoruba, French , Igbo etc. |
thesicilian:But it's very possible you make more than that. Even though money alone doesn't determine whether our lives would be fulfilled or not. |
1:36 am and one of the most suggested searches on Google is "How to be a successful Yahoo boy". I don't know what or who a successful yahoo boy is. Somebody care to educate me? |
Maybe I'm addicted, maybe I'm not but I don't really care. The only space on the internet where I spend time is Nairaland but I can do without it. |
olamidedivotee:It's not fake. I already saw this on UI VC's post on Facebook though it's sad the only Nigeria university out of 30 could only make it to number 13. |
wman:oh...I see.Thanks for the info |
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