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Anyone who believes that Lil Wayne is not intellegent doesn't know anything about Metaphors and Pun. His songs are amorous sometimes, but if you listen to some of his lyrics, deeply, you'll understand. I can't say the same for French Montana, Acehood, 2CHAINZ and the likes. |
plendil: Stay away from supplements. Apart from not having any proven benefit, they are a waste of money (being qiute expensive as most would know), and can actually be harmful, especially the very high protein and/or steroid containing supplements.Are you sure about this? |
RoyPCain: whoever is advising the nigerian treasury [foreign reserve] to convert usd to chinese rembi does not know how usa can sink china in just one huge financial operation, be it merely currency swap or trade as in projection. chinese and their currency cant be trusted. both lack proven records.True talk. If the USA tags China officially as currency manipulators, their advantage is gone, and that would mean serious trouble for Chinese goods coming to the US. |
stagger: I laugh in Chinese. All central banks hold their foreign reserves in several currencies, and the CBN is no exception. The CBN probably only wants to increase the size of its RNB holdings and scale down its USD foreign reserves.Thank you. |
Bad move! China is a known currency manipulator. Your foreign reserves will lose value. But if it's say 10% of your foreign reserves, it's okay. Afterall, the USA keeps foreign reserves of Pounds and Euros too. |
godofphysics: bros nor mind my character jare. Actually, d tin dey shark me on top nairaland(bcoz of 1 person like dat) but e nor too shark me 4 real life(cos i've been to an higher institutn b4). If nt bcoz most skuls place so much importance on attendance(at least 70%), i won't b comin 4 year1 @ all and na 1st class stil sure pass. I wudn't mind if u educate me abt attendance in unilag though.Well, as for attendance, it depends on the lecturer. It's always good to attend classes when you can. Some lecturers don't care, but most do. |
What we should know is that the westosmess are the biggest copy cats. From language to fone to architecture to techniques to even names, they pick parts of other people's culture that fascinates them. That's why they're ahead of the world. Take it or leave it. |
godofphysics: I wanna go to unilag 1 of these dayz just to acquaint masef wit ma new skul(d tin dey shark me no b small, lol). Abeg who wan join me?E dey shark you? Such euphoria will wear out soon when you settle down for business. |
anonimi: Don't you think we should stop giving ourselves REDUNDANT excuses in the face of glaring evidence to the contraryThank you! For us to develop, we must determine in our hearts to develop, and we also have to say the requisite sacrifice (this is the aspect in which many of us fail ) If development will cause us a little discomfort, let us endure for the future of the country. A country thrives on value creation (manufacturing) and capacity utilization. Without these two, even if such country recieves 100 billioo dollars, there will still be no development. Intra regional trade is also to be encouraged, since Europe charges high duties on manufactured goods from Africa, let us produce our high quality stuff and sell among each other e.g. Ghana selling its chocolates in Nigeria, Nigeria selling home made cement to Cameroon, Cameroon selling their high quality textiles to Gambia, Gambia selling tourism to the whole me Africa, and south africa selling its home made cars to Angolans. This will boost the income in Africa because these goods are home made and sold and thus there are things to buy. But this might not happen due to the short short sightedness of many here. What a pity. |
jumbotron: Sir, you do not need to say much more. You have said it all. We complement each other. I say it everyday, I bless God for the men in my family and my husband. These are men that understand the concept of each party bringing something to the table. As a man, you lose out by allowing societal pressure to make you feel as if a woman should be inferior to you. Both parties are important for the society to run efficiently. We all have our stereotypical flaws. None is more superior than the other. It is refreshing to see some men understand this. God bless you Sir.Thank you. You've hit the nail on the head. The key words are COMPLEMENT and not RIVALS. |
Male chauvenists and Feminists are the most confused people on earth. We have to understand that we are COMPLEMENTS and not RIVALS. Illustration: No matter how fine wonderful and great a vehicle is, it cannot move an inch without fuel in it. Likewise, having tanks of fuel without a combustible engine will make the fuel useless. That's how men and women should view themselves. The fuel and the engine cannot be useful/effective on its own. That said, if you are a christian, you would agree with me that the bible shows us the best way to live (with respect to marriage, e.t.c.) e.g. Colossians 3:18-21 (Wives, be in subjection to your husbands, You husbands, keep on loving your wives and do not be bitterly angry with them, or maltreating them; and children, obey your parents in everything, and fathers, do not be irritating your children) This advice has led to peace in many homes. I wish i could go home but i'm very busy at the moment. |
haibe: These days when people ask me "What level are you now?"That thing tire me! I'm meant to be in my penultimate year now too. |
[quote author=Mrs.Chima]Thankfully not all Igbo families are like that and focus on compatibilty. Just because you both are Igbos doesn't mean you are soul mates. Sameness is boring to me but open-mindedness make the adventure woethwhile. Follow your heart and be happy with your decision regardless.[/quote]Yes o! This idea of marrying only your kind is not compulsory. With respect to this, i will pull the rug off their feet when i'm ready (which i'm not yet [quote author=Mrs.Chima]Thankfully not all Igbo families are like that and focus on compatibilty. Just because you both are Igbos doesn't mean you are soul mates. Sameness is boring to me but open-mindedness make the adventure woethwhile. Follow your heart and be happy with your decision regardless.[/quote]Yes o! This idea of marrying only your kind is not compulsory. With respect to this, i will pull the rug off their feet when i'm ready (which i'm not yet) Simple and short. |
fsb: The simple truth is that the average nigerian is taught to cut corners and that reflects in everything we do whether it's in education, business, health care, government etc. |
fsb: The simple truth is that the average nigerian is taught to cut corners and that reflects in everything we do whether it's in education, business, health care, government etc.very true. That's what i'm talking about... Mindset. Is not as if we're the poorest in Africa, the problem is that we've lost our value system. Most Businesses don't focus on value but money. That's why in my father's construction site, the Nigerians collect 2500 daily, very lazy and they don't have that finesse. But the Togolese we later hired took 1500 gave less trouble and did a great job. If you doubt me, do your research. Such mindset must be TRASHED for development to thrive. |
dridowu: Hmmmm, black man can do better than the white but d manin issue is that we (black) need some positive orientation to achieve our optimal best.I agree with you 150% The problem with many Nigerians is that they lack POSITIVE MINDSET. If Nigerians are moved to America in droves, America will be a sh*thole because many lack the mindset and will to sustain a developed country. |
addictiv: mehn you guys are scaring me with all these revelations............and family is like "you must marry an igbo woman who knows our traditions and way of life. "..but what use is that if she becomes a thorn in the flesh... |
addictiv: mehn you guys are scaring me with all these revelations............and family is like "you must marry an igbo woman who knows our traditions and way of life. "..but what use is that if she becomes a thorn in the flesh...Is your family also insisting that you must marry an Igbo woman? You see where the problem comes from... Why must they narrow my horizon? That won't happen. P.S. This is not to say that Igbo women or Nigerian women are bad, but my submission is... As long as you can tolerate her faults, it's okay. |
addictiv: mehn you guys are scaring me with all these revelations............and family is like "you must marry an igbo woman who knows our traditions and way of life. "..but what use is that if she becomes a thorn in the flesh...Is your family also insisting that you must marry an Igbo woman? You see where the problem comes from... Why must they narrow my horizon? That won't happen. |
This thread should be moving faster than this. |
haibe: If you mean kenneth ikenwa, then I must say he is one of the best lecturers in biz admin, that man dey lecture abeg and his lectures are very interesting.I agree. He's not a conventional copy and paste lecturer. He's great. |
[quote author=Somorin#1]Perhaps it's an age thing. But once you have the benefit of age then you'll realize that Women are mostly the same universally. IMHO, the assumption that a Nigerian Woman is a she devil and an American Woman is an angel can be disproven by spending just one day in any family court in the US. “The truth is, everyone is going to hurt you. You just got to find the ones worth suffering for.” Bob Marley[/quote]Women are almost the same, i know. But is it compulsory that your wife must be from your homeland. My dad is on my neck, telling ne and my cousins that we MUST bring home an Igbo girl for marriage. That's causing problem for us. And i think some people on this forum are hypocrites; it is okay to generalise foreign women as demons but it is not okay to generalise Nigerian women as same. You people haven't seen the monsters many of them become when they cross over. |
Afrobeau: You sound like a typical Id*ot, black and white women in America are the fine ones, but then our women are the Village Mgbekes? I guess you've never lived abroad because I know a lot of fellow men who married those white chicks and akatas and are regretting their actions. One even told me he made a huge mistake which he won't like me to make.Says who? I visited my uncle in L.A. just before his marriage broke up. This woman was a pest, coming home very late, being snobbish, e.t.c. This is a woman who he picked from the village (my uncle(s) and my dad inclusive are strong advocates of marrying from your hometown) and trained in America. At least 80% Igbo residents in Carson did the same and most of them regret it. One even divorced him, took 50& of his assets including the family house and was spending the money on Toy boys. Now she's a wretched b**ch. Maybe i shouldn't have generalised(my bad) but i spoke of what i saw while with him. When i'm ready to marry, i'm gonna be open minded as my wife must not be Igbo or Nigeria. That's my advice, based on my experience. |
Nolongthing1: Mk i know you naw, i knpw few guyz in yr 2, Do you know Dayo?Yep! My guy. Smoking hot brain. |
adieora: Now I am going to give you a simple honest answer. Most replies here were unrealistic. Pple find it easy to say crap when they r not in that position.This post makes sense.... But nothing gives him the licence to denigrate him/his position. |
heavy g: You people are just descending on my head for Nothing. My sister is educated and she's always been tops in class Since when She was small. She's a decent, pretty girl.Na small pikin talk be this. You said no graduate will pick security work? Hunger never bite you before ![]() heavy g: You people are just descending on my head for Nothing. My sister is educated and she's always been tops in class Since when She was small. She's a decent, pretty girl.Na small pikin talk be this. You said no graduate will pick security work? Hunger never bite you before. So you think everyone lands a dream job once he/she graduates? Better pray that misfortune doesn't befall anybody because it is very possible. I know your type. |
Nolongthing1: Guy how u take know shola and FYI shola ain't ECN yr1 class rep, and what level are you?200 level |
Can a university graduate become a teacher without going through teachers training? What are the prospects for upward mobility in that direction? |
There is no excuse for your failure. We keep talking about slave trade. How many whites owned slaves (or could afford them) Do you also know that many whites in the USA then were indentured servants (another euphemism for slavery) Those days are gone. Forge ahead. The Asians were also exploited (in some cases worse than Africa) e.g. China by Japan and Russia, India by Britain and the list continues. But they put that behind them and they are now a force to be reckoned with. We are always decieved into believing that it is our natural resources that sustain the world. That's not completely true. Take the case of oil. More than 70 percent of the world's crude oil lies in the middle east, in food production, most of the developed world have attained self sufficiency due to technology, but we who claim to be feeding the world are starving. The list is endless because if i continue, space will faik me. The solution to Africa's woes is to UNITE as one, diversify our produce to promote intra regional trade, shun tribalism (lagos comes to mind) and ethnhc chauvenism. And lastly, we should kill Corruption. With my submission, Africa will move forward. |
Yes! Sentiments aside, many Nigerians are manipulative, trying to take advantage of the system, cheating the system |
For those @ school, is the library open? |
haibe: For me its definitely going to have a good effectGood for you. I guess you're studying. |
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[quote author=Mrs.Chima]Thankfully not all Igbo families are like that and focus on compatibilty. Just because you both are Igbos doesn't mean you are soul mates. 