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Politics › Re: Breaking:joseph Tegbe Step-down For Bayo Adelabu Ahead Of APC Primaries by traihit: 8:55pm On Sep 30, 2018

Shukuakukobambi:
You've raised so many valiv points and you're obviously on ground but I don't share your optimism about APC chances particularly with Ajimobi. The guy really wasted goodwill this second term.

I would really have liked Seyi makinde but PDP is very weak in Oyo state now.

What do you think about ADC? They're growing stronger every day you know? Then where do you think Akala will end up?

It's very easy to know where the log of election would fall in Oyo state especially when talking about the major competitors. The perceptively favoured candidate of most indegenes (especially Ibadan people) is Seyi Makinde. Right from the time Ajimobi was sworn in for second time, fingers have been crossed for Seyi to become the next governor. This is the major hand Seyi Makinde is having and if you look at incidents in Oyo state in recent times, Seyi has been acting as the "next-in-line, criticizing Ajimobi and promising to be different. Akala doesn't have any chance mainly because many people were not expecting him to contest again even though people don't really like him as such. For ADC, I don't think they have any major candidate that'll make Oyo Sate people drooling. Perhaps with Seyi Makinde but as it is, Ladoja, all the Lamites, Lanlehin and so on; they are not formidable enough. Meanwhile, Accord party still exists with some of former Ladoja loyalists who have now turned against him.
Strength and unity of the party is one of the major factor that'll determine the next governor in Oyo state. The other one is the candidate PDP has (Seyi Makinde) but they don't have much strength. ADC don't really have any strength nor any candidate the indegenes are ready to die for. APC has Ajimobi and this Bayo is already spreading money anyhow (I unfortunately witnessed him spreading bundles of #100 notes on the streets). So APC still has the largest hold and whoever Ajimobi supports (the man is kinda feared though) will make it really difficult to beat APC.

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Politics › Re: Breaking:joseph Tegbe Step-down For Bayo Adelabu Ahead Of APC Primaries by traihit: 8:31pm On Sep 30, 2018

Shukuakukobambi:
Yeah. Ladoja and his Accord party are very strong. If they can align with PDP, their collabo will stand a chance but all politicians are selfish. They will want to go it alone and chop alone

People really think Oyo's people's support is totally unwavering. For now, Ladoja doesn't have the respect he used to have in Oyo State (especially Ibadan) again since the Dasukigate period and all his defections across parties. The only reason people might want to support Seyi Makinde is because he's been contesting for gubernatorial seat for several elections period. Meanwhile, APC that people think doesn't have hold in Oyo State still has a very strong hold. I can say it categorically that despite all the Lamists that have defected from APC in Oyo state, it will be difficult to beat whoever Ajimobi supports. Not because Ajimobi is well loved, but because he has a better hold of the state and the party itself. The power of the incumbent especially one with Federal might can't be easily underestimated. Whoever want to rule Oyo state outside APC needs to rally support beyond Ibadan. Ibadan alone cannot win election for any candidate. Even Ajimobi is desperate to become a godfather.

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Education › Re: ASUU Rejects Proposed Hiking Of University Fees to about N500,000k by traihit: 10:09am On Sep 29, 2018

micskales:
You know nothing. this is Nigeria, no job, so after graduation you should start using your maybe 30k salary (if you manage to get one job) to pay debt abi?. not every student will get the loan, but why can't they use the money meant for the loan to fund the universities? why, my people this is inhumane!
The only hope for the poor kids.

That's for you to see people who wouldn't read content but will look for shortcut to show they understand what's at stake. If that education bank is implemented with the way Nigeria is going, a world of extreme anarchy is what will follow with hundreds committing suicide because of misery. Africa is yet not wise. These guys want us to copy what's obtainable in US where getting well paid job is not that difficult instead of looking inwards and solving our problems in a unique way.

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Education › Re: ASUU Rejects Proposed Hiking Of University Fees to about N500,000k by traihit: 10:06am On Sep 29, 2018

MyGeneration:
ASUU is an enemy of the state. education is not for everybody.

too many people with degrees few jobs.

why don't u make degrees hard so that there will be plenty jobs

And your excellency thinks that making degrees hard will automatically generate a lot of employment? Your lordship even said that "education is not for everybody". Should we pray that your type, with this statement of yours, should become a major leader in the country? Please check your comment and rethink sir.

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Politics › Re: Pat Utomi Meets With Pastor Kumuyi (Photos) by traihit: 5:58pm On Sep 28, 2018

GoTV:
We must learn to separate religion from politics. This is a vey bad example we Christians are setting. You will never find a Muslim politician campaigning in a mosque. We Christians are just making Islam appear better than Christianity

That's a huge lie from the pit of hell. Even if you don't see the politician going to campaign in the mosque, what about imams telling Muslims in the mosque not to allow Christian rule them? Is that not a way of telling the Muslims, "do not vote for any Christian"? Nigeria is too religious (without morality) and it is the root of our political problems. So stop telling us it's church or mosque.
Meanwhile, what's a program organized for youths with a venue in Lagos doing with campaign for Delta gubernatorial seat? Let's learn to judge critically but logically.

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Politics › Re: Adebayo Shittu On NYSC Scandal: I Don't Have Fake Certificate Like Kemi Adeosun by traihit: 10:22pm On Sep 21, 2018

You don't even have any and don't deserve all you've enjoyed at all... This man is using style to tell us that he is a confident law breaker compared to Adeosun who deceptively broke the law.

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Career › Re: Isaac Adewole: Not All Medical Graduates Must Practice, Some Can Be Farmers by traihit: 10:22pm On Sep 21, 2018

You're even going far. Just ask him if he would be in the ministry todat if he had been a farmer. Let's ask him about all those benefits they enjoyed from the FG in their own time so much that they came back, set up consultancy services and still collecting money from government. They enjoyed everything Nigerian, and yet it is their lot that spoilt the country for us.

QuickStandard:
Hope your children are farmers too?

Idiots everywhere.

You send your children abroad and come back to head all government top positions, but you want the children of the masses to be farmers.

Thunder scatter you and your lots.

Ano fia

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Politics › Re: Accidental Discharge Kills 2 Soldiers During Training by traihit: 1:23pm On Sep 20, 2018

K'olorun májẹ ki a seesi ku...

Health › Re: Photo Of The Building Of UCH, Ibadan In 1955 by traihit: 12:52pm On Sep 20, 2018

Franzinni:
imagine how many souls have entered this building and never came out alive again.....

Politics › Re: Saraki: APC Vows To Stop ‘one Man Era’ In Kwara by traihit: 8:48am On Sep 20, 2018

Who then will stop one man era in Lagos state? These two parties ought to keep quiet and look for other means of propaganda. There is nothing ideologically, behaviorally or culturally different between the two parties.

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Politics › Re: Buhari Orders IGP Not To Invite Adeleke Before Election by traihit: 7:56pm On Sep 19, 2018

Lool...literally Ajobiewe senator

modath:
Good....

Now the Ajobiewe Senator can dance his way to his surest L convincingly without some wailers far away from Osun wailing on his behalf...

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Celebrities › Re: Who Is Layla Lace? Drake Sues Her For False Rape Claims And Fake Pregnancy by traihit: 4:26pm On Sep 19, 2018

And yet feminists think it is women and women alone who get cheated, subjugated and exploited. Why is it that most ladies are desperate to get undue advantage from men?

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Travel › Re: Aerial Photos of some areas in Anambra State by traihit: 2:26pm On Sep 19, 2018

Celebrating them because despite the bad leaders every section of the country has suffered from, Nigeria has a people is still struggling to ensure something good comes out of desolation made by our prodigals (bad leader). You're so on point. Let's grow above ethnicity, bigotry and so on. Every part of the nation has suffered from a single disease, corruption. If not Anambra like many other Nigerian states could have grown to become economic giants.

nextstep:
Beautiful Anambra... the people are really trying

And to that person complaining about lack of skyscraper... it's only a matter of time...
apart from Lagos, Onitsha has the highest average building height (even though most are only 5-6 stories... but there are a lot of them).

Think about this: Lagos is Nigeria's financial capital, and Abuja its political, which means there's a lot of the country wealth poured into those places. Onitsha has grown as a result of internally-generated wealth from private enterprises. Compared to other cities in the country (apart from Lagos and Abuja), Onitsha (and Anambra in general) is at the forefront of urban development.

But we should not be comparing and contrasting for argument's sake... we should be celebrating all aspects of our country.

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Celebrities › Re: Ramsey Nouah Reacts To Genevieve Nnaji's 'Lionheart' Movie by traihit: 1:29pm On Sep 19, 2018

Don't mind them jor. Let's also start creating threads to celebrate our friends and colleagues who do remarkable things.

Tonimagnificent:
So because Ramsey complimented her it's news abi
do u know how many of my friends I ve bin complimenting since and nobody brought it to Nairaland. una go wan dey use life of a star dey oppress us taaaaaaaa!!!!
remove dis news joor.

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Politics › Re: Ajimobi Shuts Down Obasanjo Farms, Banks, University Press, Others In Oyo by traihit: 6:24pm On Sep 18, 2018

Why should the companies keep making money without paying taxes when due? Sometimes when laws are being enforced, there's always this feeling of "our government is wicked".

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Graduates Unemployable? by traihit: 9:21pm On Sep 17, 2018

naijacentric:
ur very right but how come we dont regard the ones who want to put us on an independent platform i guess we are our own problem

Exactly! We are the ones holding down ourselves. We are the one who needs to wake up and do everything independently.

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Celebrities › Re: "Ignore The Money Hungry Hoes" - Wizkid Slams His Babymamas again. by traihit: 7:41pm On Sep 17, 2018

When he was busy watering their grounds with his seeds, was je drunk. Now they're demanding for their sacrifices like gods he's whining.

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Business › Re: Aerial View Of Harbour Industrial Layout Onitsha-photo by traihit: 7:36pm On Sep 17, 2018

OlaAshawo:
Igbo Amaka

a region with little or no government presence still much better than those that always spend billions of dollars for development

You mean little FG's presence? Don't they have SGs and LGs?

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Graduates Unemployable? by traihit: 7:28pm On Sep 17, 2018

naijacentric:
Blame the lecturers n the educational system

I guess there will be a national blame here. Our lecturers are only giving us what they were given. Is it not a common saying that "you can't give what you don't have"? The white man sampled down an educational system that'll make us dependent. Ours as a nation is to determine our national problems and find out unique, environmentally friendly ways of solving those problems through our education system. But we've refused to do that. The country is not developing and even the quality of the 'half-education' we've been getting is reducing.

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Graduates Unemployable? by traihit: 7:24pm On Sep 17, 2018

If education is about what is given to us in this regimented system, then our graduates no matter what, will remain unemployed. Firstly, we don't get educated according to the needs of our environment which could have enabled us to become problem solvers. Secondly, the regimented education being given to us is such that will make you ever dependent in thinking and creativity. How then can someone be employable in that regard?
In my opinion, we have to broaden our horizon and go FAR beyond what is being fed us by the school system. Let's dig deep and pursue knowledge. This is when somebody is truly educated.

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Graduates Unemployable? by traihit: 7:14pm On Sep 17, 2018

viosky:
whose fault do you think it is,

like for graduates and share for Nigeria

You pick a side to fault, give reasonable reasons and you'll get both. Let's do some academic juggle here.

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Education › Re: Checkout These Amazing Kids With Their Different Dreams In Future (photos) by traihit: 7:01pm On Sep 17, 2018

Ezedon:
Yes you can become a child of God

Lol...

Education › Re: Checkout These Amazing Kids With Their Different Dreams In Future (photos) by traihit: 7:00pm On Sep 17, 2018

Ehiscotch:
LOL. Very nice. This just reminds me of my growing up and how I also potrayed different careers too.

Man, life was easy as a child: no worries, no stress, just play all day. You never got to know what was waiting for you; never knew how bad the situation in Nigeria was (is).

If only I could become a child again.

You don't want responsibility again abi? I don sight you. But seriously had I know childhood is the sweetest part of human life, I'd have enjoyed my childhood more and refused to be bothered by adults who wanted me to be 'serious'.

Culture › Re: 'Omoyele Sowore Could Have Been Turned To Goat For Desecration Of Ooni's Status' by traihit: 4:32pm On Sep 17, 2018

nextstep:
The more I see of Sowore, the more I'm convinced that he's too full of pride for his own good... which is not what we need in a leader. Yes, we need assertiveness, but not arrogance.

I'm as modern as you can be - an open-minded scientist, but I have a very healthy respect for our culture and traditions. There are some things I like to change and use scientific explanation for, but there are many many things that make sense and should be respected/honoured.

I am from Asaba, yet I find it inconceivable that I would ever disrespect a Yoruba traditional ruler. Much less so a Yoruba man. Even if Ooni is late by 10 hours... I'm the one who sought an audience from him, and would prostrate as low as I can to demonstrate my respect for the throne. We were always taught that you stoop low to conquer - and this metaphor has so many meanings. To come and start demonstrating strong-headedness in the name of modernism is not wise.

Do you think Theresa May would ever refuse to curtsy to her Queen, or Shinzo Abe refuse to bow to his Emperor -even if that traditional ruler was late? These are very powerful people in modern states... yet this Sowore - like the nza bird - is "wrestling with his chi". I've been watching him - he thinks if its ok to insult older politicians (one can disagree without being dismissive), then he is entitled to wrestling with traditions.

With this singular move, this man just lot all hope for support from the people he needs the most.

Well, I'm still surprised with the kind of responses I'm seeing here. What it takes to manage a country like Nigeria is more than the patience Sowore decided not to exercise with his visit to Ooni. If he failed to exercise patience that could have granted him favorable view from the traditionalists and the Africanists, where will he get the patience to lead Nigeria?
I learnt a similar lesson not quite and no matter how much you're wronged, you'd still be wrong if you refuse to repay wherever way you're wronged by doing the right thing. Sowore disrespected the whole Yoruba culture with what he did. How should we trust someone who has no respect for culture or modernism now means we should be blind to what belongs to us? I know the real Yorubas are on the streets and they'll never understand the fact that the Ooni delayed him. What they'll all say is "the man that has no respect for our culture".

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NYSC › Re: NYSC: 300 Members Withdraw Relocation From Anambra by traihit: 3:10pm On Sep 16, 2018

katunboy:
Oga keep quiet der, wht do u mean u can boldly declare dat dey ar from d West .. U dey d camp, u evn knw whr umunya dey? U just dey here dey type rubbish.. 80% of dos dat applied for relocation ar from the north while while 13% are from d East itself and d reaming 7% are from the West.. U do nt just sit in one corner and type Wht u don't knw.

He/she is probably unaware that Notherners are the most fearful of serving in the East. They are very aware of political tensions around and they know what's up with the two regions. Meanwhile, westerners don't find ut difficult to cope in the east. Forget all the online rantings.i still prefer the east (after my home) to the
North.

NYSC › Re: NYSC: 300 Members Withdraw Relocation From Anambra by traihit: 3:07pm On Sep 16, 2018

Yambee:
This is good news.

I am scared of the east.

I will want to redeploy from there too. My fear of the east is not because I have been there. My fear of them is from the way they conduct themselves online.

They are quick to threaten this and that. I will not be taking chances with them. I am sure these scared corpers must feel the same way too.

Look at them insulting me already. This is exactly my point.

Just maintain your lane wherever you are. The east is really cool. I'm enjoying this place.

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Politics › Re: Twitter Community Amazed By Bukola Saraki’s Interaction With Young Professionals by traihit: 1:41pm On Sep 16, 2018

Ojima23:
Most definitely, y'all should expect him to say exactly what y'all wanna hear. Thing is, I stopped believing everything a politician says a very very very long time ago. They're all a bunch of talk and "NO" do people.

People should just remembered how Jonathan stank to Nigeria during an election period like this four years ago. The same is about to be repeated here with this Saraki man. Thing is, why can't we shame this guys and ditch them for some new sets?

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Politics › Re: Twitter Community Amazed By Bukola Saraki’s Interaction With Young Professionals by traihit: 1:37pm On Sep 16, 2018

Abi! I was about asking why all of a sudden this man has become our new hero when few months after Buhari came in, everyone was calling for his neck, calling him a thief because of CCT issues. Now that Buhari has failed us, we're opting for another untrustworthy leader. How then are we different even the youths, from our parents recycling the same set of failed leaders? Can't we find another person to support outside this cycle. Is this not the beginning of another addition to our national headache?

midolian:
Crap!

The useless Saraki I know has no good intention for this country but his pockets. And no matter how much politics he plays, he is going to lose an election against Buhari (even if it's massively rigged to favour him)

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Travel › Re: To Reside In Or Visit This Antarctic Town, You Have To Remove Your Appendix(Pic) by traihit: 8:56pm On Sep 15, 2018

What about the ones up there?

OneCorner:
No reasons yet.
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Romance › Re: Gifted Harmony Billy Weds Chinese Girlfriend, Xinyi Lv (Photos) by traihit: 8:49pm On Sep 15, 2018

...is a good thing.

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Education › Re: 21 Most Commonly Confused Words In English Language. by traihit: 4:55pm On Sep 15, 2018

Reference:
Sorry sir, but English is the language of my birth and I'm a Nigerian. I know no other language. So it cannot possibly be a second language to me.

But language scholars refer Nigerians as L2 (second language) users of English. Mother - tongue is still mother - tongue whether you can speak it or not. So you're still L2 user though you say you know no other language.

Education › Re: 21 Most Commonly Confused Words In English Language. by traihit: 1:28pm On Sep 15, 2018

This is one of the reasons why reading is important no matter your age or class. For second language users of English language like Nigerians and since it's our formal language, it's only more beneficial if we improve daily in the usage of the language especially the written language. At the same time, I'd never relegate my mother's tongue. No language is as beautiful as my own language.

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