₦airaland Forum

Aonkuuse:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x79qaS7oNes



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babakb:
Don't be deceived by this trash 🗑️🗑️🗑️ you can't use HND outside Nigeria for Masters.

Guys BSc has never been so important in the history of Nigeria like these times, Your BSc is your ticket to escape this shithole called Nigeria.

Get your BSc, keep it and hustle for money then dust your BSc certificate, and Japa through Masters route

I'm a HND holder but I'm running a degree program with National Open University, I'll finish my program end of this year.

I'll never encourage anyone to go for anything Polytechnic 👎

omolola12345:
Then change the UTME cut off for both parties and the number of years for courses must be the same.

ibechris:
Most of them are from the western Nigeria.


There is no tribe that can forge certificate like them...Tinubu is an example.

Adonisty:
Biochemistry

Adonisty:
Hello everyone,

I’m at a crossroads in my career and could really use some advice from those with experience. I’m a 30-year-old male, and I’ve been teaching for several years now. While I appreciate the experience, I can’t shake the feeling of stagnation—I haven’t truly advanced in my field or made significant strides related to my course of study.

What's your field of study as a graduate?

Now, I want to take a bold step forward, but I’m torn between two paths:

Pursuing a Master’s degree to deepen my expertise and possibly open up better opportunities in my current field.
Starting afresh by enrolling in a university to study a computer-related course, since tech is a field I find intriguing and potentially rewarding.
I’d love to hear from those who have faced similar decisions or have insights into the best path forward. Which option do you think offers better prospects in the long run?

Looking forward to your thoughts!

Adonisty:
Hello everyone,

I’m at a crossroads in my career and could really use some advice from those with experience. I’m a 30-year-old male, and I’ve been teaching for several years now. While I appreciate the experience, I can’t shake the feeling of stagnation—I haven’t truly advanced in my field or made significant strides related to my course of study.

What's your field of study as a graduate?

Now, I want to take a bold step forward, but I’m torn between two paths:

Pursuing a Master’s degree to deepen my expertise and possibly open up better opportunities in my current field.
Starting afresh by enrolling in a university to study a computer-related course, since tech is a field I find intriguing and potentially rewarding.
I’d love to hear from those who have faced similar decisions or have insights into the best path forward. Which option do you think offers better prospects in the long run?

Looking forward to your thoughts!

DrAda:
Elon Musk, the true Vice President (or is it President) of the United States of America

If a rich man suddenly stops donating rice to the villagers, giving money to churches, funding projects for the indigents etc, do you actually think that he will still be respected in that community?

Your guess is as good as mine

iamonpointa:
Keep your head up. A man's situation can change in one moment.

I was broke to a point where I'd usually think of ending things. Lack of courage and the thought of my mama was why I couldn't do it.

Till the end of 2019. I could barely save anything from my income. At the beginning of the following year, things started to get better and better. It got much better in subsequent years till the point where I was earning about 100x of what I used to earn in 2019.

A lot of my problems are gone, but new ones are here. I'll be 30 in a few months, and doing alright financially. But I'm still not in a relationship let alone married. Perhaps it's due to PTSD from my broke days. The thought of being responsible for other people scares me. Even though the financial responsibility I take in my family is more that of someone with 3 wives.

As somebody has said. Age is only there to put pressure on you.

Your life doesn't exist in the past or future. Where you've been and where you'll be doesn't matter. All you have is this moment. Your life only exists in the moment. And all you can do is make the most out of it.
Always ask yourself whether you are doing your absolute best. If the answer is yes, then there's nothing to worry about. What you are making right now doesn't matter because it will change as long as you keep doing your best.

"If you do your best every day, you don't have to worry about the future" - Jordan Peterson

Living in the past brings regret and living in the future brings anxiety. You suffer twice when you give yourself anxiety about the future.

You may have little control over your current income but you definitely have control over whether it makes or breaks you. The exact same thing can happen to two people. One may allow it to crush them and the other may use it to bring a beast out of themself.
It doesn't matter what happens to you, what matters is what you do about it.

You need to maintain a clear head and prepare for opportunities. Take care of yourself as best as you can. Opportunities may pass without your knowledge if you allow your current situation to keep you down.

Develop a sense of curiosity about what other people are doing to make money and copy them. It doesn't always require you to learn a skill or have capital. You can help other people sell their items and get a commission. People make a lot of money doing this.


Read books and listen to podcasts

emkz:
Interesting.

Peter Obi's intervention is timely, welcome and needed.

However, most of his arguments seem pedestrian and ill-thought out.

It is not in his place to manage the president. So the suggestion that the president should spend his holidays in different parts of the country or use the National Hospital or visit tertiary institutions or travel through highways do not make sense.

It is curious that this same man opposed the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway. Suddenly, he wants the president to travel on highways. As for the president visiting educational facilities or each state, each state has a governor, three senators, at least a minister, and several houses of representatives members. It is not in the place of the president to be everywhere. His ministers are responsible for certain beats.

Asking the president to go to the frontlines shows Peter Obi's backwardness. What happened to Idris Derby Itno? Since Peter Obi is not exactly employed at this time and has been gallivanting, he can set an example and go to the frontlines to motivate our troops.

It is curious that the only comparison Peter Obi could draw was when he took Obasanjo on a road trip that triggered Obasanjo to order the repair of parts of a federal highway. Why couldn't Peter Obi draw parallels to his innovative ideas in rapid infrastructural development, healthcare, education and industrialization? Of ourselves, he couldn't because he was sorely lacking in developmental ideas; hence his pedestrian suggestions.

Dear Peter Onwuabasi Obi (POO), the things you suggest are not propositions on running a country. Enjoy your gallivanting and aimless twitter threads and allow those who have the mandate to lead.

You are not ready to lead Nigeria.

lailo:
U see, u by urself said u are obEdient, but my message was for obIdient. Obidients are igbos emilokan.
They have no interest in Nigeria, they only want to have opportunity to get presidency and loot Nigeria to revamp SE. Emefiele is a case study. Obidients are Obi zombie loyalists, 100% igbos and can never see anything bad in him, so far he is the only sureress and easiest way igbo can get that seat. ObEdient that u claim u are, are good Nigerians who want true change for the country but believe it can be through any good leader not necessarily Peter Obi. So in summary all Obidients are igbos and Obi zombies but not all ObEdients are igbos and Obi supporters.

lailo:
As good as this LG autonomy is, Obidients will rather support its opposition bcs it is Tinubu. Regionalism and true federalism in motion for their easy realisation of Biafra but bcs it is Tinubu, they will rather die slaves in Nigeria than have their Biafra while Jagaban is the president. Hypocrisy

Ishilove:
In the context of this post, yes I would.

Giving birth is a risky venture, one where the woman is between life and death. She has gone through unimaginable pain and torture to push out another living being from her body and is yet to fully recover. Now, after going through that kind of experience, only to hear that your spouse went to conduct a DNA test while you're still on the hospital bed smacks of callousness. The woman in this post wrote "after I just finish pushing out a baby", so this means the test was conducted within hours or days of the baby's delivery.

So yes, I would be willing to walk out of a marriage where my safety and well being is not a priority, but rather whether I have been díck hopping is.

Now, in other scenarios, if you want to do a DNA test on my children with you, feel free to go ahead, but never let me know. Make sure you do it in secret, because if I find out, it will taint the love I have for you and I will never forget how you doubted my fidelity and betrayed me. Where I gave you 💯 of my affection, it will go down to 40 or 50% because after all my loyalty, you still doubted me enough to run a DNA test on children that belong to you. I will NEVER trust you again.




Sapasenator, koldrun

Samantha125:
Is Nigeria Kuwait?

Samantha125:
How is it her loss when you'll also be losing your child? Because chances are she'll never allow you to see that child ever again.

When the child reaches a certain age and start asking questions, she might tell him or her how you rejected him or her and went to the extent of conducting a DNA... The child will then hate you.

jazzman7711:
This Oseni Rufai has serious issues, honestly.

I listened to that media chat, and Tinubu was very clear and forthright on where he is taking the nation.

Newusername:
Are you talking about NSE, Ikeja branch?

LegendHero:
Yes defamation is settled in prison.

If you defame me without evidence and it lead to me losing credibility and inturn losing clients and means of livelihood, I will make sure you go to jail.

If a girl accuse you falsely of rapee, then lead to you losing your job, your livelihood, and all your friends, and spoiled your reputation in public, what do you think is enough respite from that sin? You look away or you take her to the court?

LegendHero:
Useless blackmail.

I trust Afe Babalola, the man no be your usual regular simp, he is a thoroughbred SAN and he will use Farotimi as a scapegoat.

Make una dey push Dele, I’m sure when he go jail, you guys go find another person to finish.

deji17:
Someone published a defamatory book that will outlive both the Author and the person defamed. But these baby Lawyers think that is cool. Many of them will regret all these things they are doing if they happen to grow old enough for younger ones to be defaming them and rubbish whatever name they have built over the years. If indeed Farotimi can prove his allegations, he has an opportunity to do it in court.