₦airaland Forum

Welcome, Guest: Register • Login • With Google • Trending • Recent • New

Stats: 3,345,439 members, 8,517,479 topics. Date: Thursday, 12 November 2026 at 01:04 PM

Toggle theme

Uuzba's Posts

Nairaland Forum › Uuzba's Profile › Uuzba's Posts

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 (of 243 pages)

Business › Re: AMCON Releases Names Of 105 Persons Who Owe N906b by uuzba(m): 10:26am On Oct 22, 2018
dante57:
When it was borrowed to them did they swallow the money? NO, they reinvested it back into the economy to create jobs for Nigerians. Part of the reason why they cant pay is because of the decline of the Naira to dollar.
Always ask yourself what is creating the decline of the naira to the dollar.
If you spend all your money purchasing imported shoe and phone, the decline will continue to get worse.

If you spend your money on manufacturing equipment and start manufacturing shoe and phone to export, the decline will lessen. Your currency will improve.

As you are very well aware, these guys are the biggest purchasers of imported goods. They have killed all local industries with their lavish lifestyle.
Business › Re: AMCON Releases Names Of 105 Persons Who Owe N906b by uuzba(m): 10:20am On Oct 22, 2018
alignacademy:
What's really the motive in publicizing private agreements?

Don't they also have the option of renegotiating with the debtors, instead of the headline-friendly name-and-shame tactic?

Luckily for them, in this part of the world, we are not too quick to sue people as in some other climes...
We don't sue in this part of the world because we still have hope that that same nigger will employ you or give you a contract. Or we will still beg him to collect our CV.
-
In other parts of the world, citizens can sue corrupt rich men because the citizens will see food to eat from the legitimate jobs they have
Business › Re: AMCON Releases Names Of 105 Persons Who Owe N906b by uuzba(m): 10:15am On Oct 22, 2018
elujah1:
How do they sleep well, when i owe small debt i loose sleep, then these amounts...
This is why people get into addiction.
Some take tablets to sleep.
Some take drugs to clear their mind and forget problems.

You can see that once one falls into such trap it is nearly impossible to come out till the person dies
Career › Re: Thread For Mechanical Engineers... by uuzba(m): 8:22am On Oct 22, 2018
ngadaAwo:
ok

outside the real world production aspect of engineering can be seen everywhere and everyday unlike plant

for example if you visit a foundry shop or a crankshaft industry you'll see things yourself

I choose production because it gives you room for self development and entrepreneurship in your field
for example if you really studied well like me (not boasting oo)
you can easily design construct and mass produce mechanical fasteners easily with your CNC cheesy
all you need is just a workshop and a CNC machine and boom you're now a production company cheesy

again in foundry field which is a multi million naira field
many people that knows what's up are taping into it
you wonder where those metal scrap picking guys deposit their scrap metals?
yes it's in foundry shops
they will melt it down cast it into billets and resell to steel producing companies
many opportunities in production aspects of mechanical engineering i can't write down
Just a clue
What you state here costs a lot of money
I worked in a place where the man was a fabricator.
As of the time I joined, he was running round Lagos state looking for contracts.
His equipment cost millions of Naira and he wasn't making it despite being in this business for so many years.
He used to borrow money to pay salaries.. Borrow to buy and produced whatever fabrication hoping that the client will pay back complete.
Plus NEPA bill, omonile and Agbero tamparing with his fabrications. He was just spending, spending, spending.
Career › Re: Thread For Mechanical Engineers... by uuzba(m): 8:08am On Oct 22, 2018
hargbajaylorla:
It hurts me whenever I come across something like this.
To me oo, I think the Polytechnic graduate have more practical experience than their university counterpart. The only thing a university graduate can use to do show off is his theoretical knowledge which is even outdated. The same theory that is been thought in 1945 is still the same thing they are teaching us in 2018. No new ideas, no new invention, no new innovation, all they know is theory X, Y, Z. e.t.c. All this things are not applicable in the real world.
We need to restructure our education sector in Nigeria.
To me o, the real engineers are the road side engineers, while the so-called university engineers who can't fix ordinary electrical switch are the QUACK ENGINEERS.

Proudly a technologist
As you may realise, practically producing anything requires equipment and electricity.
IPhone was produced inside a factory in China. Some electronic machines are programmed to press this and bend that and fix the other.

The machine costs a lot of £££££.
One person cannot afford the machine
The machine cannot work without electricity
-
Nigerian university education is deprived of equipment and light. They just collect school fees money to pay salary.
The federal government university is the one where the federal government supports the university by buying and setting up this type of iPhone machine equipment and providing electricity and computers. Providing ALL the infrastructure required for the practical education. When this is done, the lecturers have practical updated knowledge that they can share with the students.
-
What happens in Nigeria is that when the Education budget is read, the president sees the figure of money and refuses to approve the sum for education. He rather approves the sum for importation of finished items like A4 sheet and photocopying machine. Funny right? I believe we all heard how much the national assembly spends on A4 sheet and photocopying machine some years back.
-
When you keep importing finished goods for your pleasure, you deprive Nigerian universities of equipment and light meant for progress. The lecturers have no choice but to lecture old notes, and collect their salary. They cannot personally purchase expensive equipment to be used to show the students practicals.

This is why engineering students end up with theoretical knowledge.

Anyone who is not disheartened then faces the challenge of furthering education overseas with practicals or purchasing tools and equipment by himself to make a small workshop where he can fabricate things which can give him a better grounding in practical knowhow. This will cost you some money. Most graduates at this time will be looking for jobs, salary, how to pay house rent and marry. They won't have anything to spend for equipment or personal workshop. They''ve already spent all their money on school fees.
The highest equipment they can afford at this time is laptop and phone.
Career › Re: Thread For Mechanical Engineers... by uuzba(m): 7:46am On Oct 22, 2018
ariesbull:
Mechanical engineers in nigeria are write off
In developed countries, the government's intent is key.
You may notice that foreign countries (white people) take pride in being able to solve problems. There was the famous moon race of the 50's and 60's. First to send a rocket to the moon
The president of America stated to the people that he will make sure America is the first to do it before Russia
-
After making such a statement, he equipped all the schools, nursery, secondary, primary, university, and technical with all materials , equipments and funds required to bring out the best minds to create the rockets to go to space.
Importation of goods or services was totally banished. They set a national goal and they made sure they achieved the goal without technical assistance from foreign countries.

This is the type of setup that makes Engineering thrive .

In Nigeria, the government does not set any goal. Schools and laboratories are not equipped with anything. No light to even run computer.
And whenever they need anything, they never make it a national request. They just import it, bypassing ALL the engineering and technical support from the people.

Even a thing as CAR. One would think that the government would support INNOSON vehicles. That the entire presidential fleet will be innoson vehicle. That buhari would have visited the place and equipped it and made sure graduates get positions there. That we cab proudly call it made in Nigerian car by Nigerians.

Instead, Mr innisons life I made difficult. Recently taken to court. Unfair competitive advantage by others importing cars and vehicles from all over the world.

If you keep importing whatever you need how are Nigerian engineers encouraged to do anything? You already have what you want why will you buy their own?

If you didn't have what you want (ban in importation) then you will be forced to patronise locally made goods. And if you complain about the quality, it will be improved with time.

Engineering is a thing of National pride. The
President HAS TO WANT IT, before it will work.
Career › Re: Thread For Mechanical Engineers... by uuzba(m): 7:27am On Oct 22, 2018
Imoemi:
Bro! I should be done in like a year or 2. How do I pursue a career in Mechanical Engineering? Like what's next after school?
In this Nigeria, you apply for a job.
Get in touch with NSE. Nigerian society of Engineers. Try to the certification.
The certification process will let you know what type of job to do that is best for Mechanical engineering.
-
On the flip side, survival is key and you might find yourself diverging from Engineering completely to another field so you can survive, pay house rent and marry. It isn't by force. It's all your choice.
Politics › Re: Live Broadcast: Nnamdi Kanu's World Press Broadcast From Jerusalem by uuzba(m): 12:51pm On Oct 21, 2018
mushystuff:
Calm down till he speaks then you can take any informed decision or criticism as is warranted.
It doesn't make sense.
If you are the leader of an uprising, and people have already lost their lives because of you, how can you "run and hide" for such a long period and expect people to calm down? You have led them all to foolishness and they all feel so stupid following you.
Celebrities › Re: Stop Insulting Women While Making Excuses For Men Like Ooni - Faithia Balogun by uuzba(m): 11:51am On Oct 20, 2018
Ishilove:
This is Africa. Double standards is the oil that runs the machinery of our society
That is why we never develop. White men will continue to run high positions in this same land. While we the owners of the land will rush to beg his gateman to help us submit our CV for job.
Culture › Re: PHOTOS: Ooni’s New Wife, Silekunola, Enters The Palace With Grace, Elegance by uuzba(m): 5:04pm On Oct 19, 2018
mynairaland2018:
I think u should go and do this research urself. Even ur colonial master has traditions.
Which is?
Culture › Re: PHOTOS: Ooni’s New Wife, Silekunola, Enters The Palace With Grace, Elegance by uuzba(m): 5:03pm On Oct 19, 2018
Houseofglam7:
And you are?
Never mind,don't care undecided
I honestly don't understand a damn thing you said
And hence Nigeria remains backwards. Because we don't know what we are doing.

You cannot have the "Kingdom" of Nigeria headed by a president.. And then have other multiple kingdoms again inside that kingdom headed by other kings and rulers. Who will the people be loyal to?
One cannot serve 2 masters. You either love the one and hate the other.

This is why Nigeria does not move. Because we are still hanging on to tradition.
Culture › Re: PHOTOS: Ooni’s New Wife, Silekunola, Enters The Palace With Grace, Elegance by uuzba(m): 4:59pm On Oct 19, 2018
mynairaland2018:
So tradition affects democracy?
Oyibo counties that have democracy, can you point at their village tradition?
Culture › Re: PHOTOS: Ooni’s New Wife, Silekunola, Enters The Palace With Grace, Elegance by uuzba(m): 4:57pm On Oct 19, 2018
murmee:
My dear friend, there's nothing idolatry here. The Ooni himself is a good Christian. You are confusing Culture with idol worshipping. You need to educate yourself more as it is obvious from your post that you are not vast in knowledge and information!
The culture is very much tied to idol worship.
-
In theory, all Oyibos don't have culture again because of the influence of Christianity.
Culture › Re: PHOTOS: Ooni’s New Wife, Silekunola, Enters The Palace With Grace, Elegance by uuzba(m): 4:53pm On Oct 19, 2018
Hassan88:
Very soon u go hear say dis one go too. Na wao.
When they are worshiping idols with these their traditional practices. You can't be a Christian and be a traditionalist at the same time.
Culture › Re: PHOTOS: Ooni’s New Wife, Silekunola, Enters The Palace With Grace, Elegance by uuzba(m): 4:52pm On Oct 19, 2018
Houseofglam7:
Me thinks this dude is the problem in his marriage.....how can 3 women be all BADhuh
Thinking out loud undecided
This is the foundation of all the problems we have in Nigeria.
You are Christian and say you want democracy.
But you still worship idols and do other traditional practices, then send out omonile to dismantle and disturb the government and every other person following democratic rule.
Nairaland General › Re: How Do You Stop Something You Are Addicted To? by uuzba(m): 10:58am On Oct 19, 2018
Go and speak to your family members.
Confess this addiction to someone in your house.
Don't run from them.
Just pray to God for the strength. And go and speak to a family member.
Phones › Re: Major Facebook Shareholders Seek To Dethrone Mark Zuckerberg As Board Chairman by uuzba(m): 10:50am On Oct 19, 2018
Asour:
Hahaha! which sweat? which his company? Here's how it goes;
If you start up a company, it's all yours BUT as soon as you start to require more capital and you reach out to the capital markets, to sell part ownership/ control of the firm it stops being ALL yours.
Now you have to factor in the consent of other investors and play by capital markets rules since you took their funds.

If you want to have ultimate control over your firm as a business person, don't go to the capital markets for funds(stay Private) Or
Keep control while selling shares to them (hard to do). Founders/CEOs of public companies don't fully own their companies.
What if you continue mising, ride bicycle use Nokia Torch light and save all your salary. Then pay off all the money you took from the capital market?
Phones › Re: Major Facebook Shareholders Seek To Dethrone Mark Zuckerberg As Board Chairman by uuzba(m): 10:47am On Oct 19, 2018
WaywardSon:
Naija mentality. And that's why there are no Nigerian companies challenging on a global scale. You need to understand the principles of cooperatives
Nigerians just don't know how to work together in groups. That's why we will be here suffering. But a group of Chinese, Arabs, Lebanese, Indians or Americans will come to this same land and setup multinational company.
Then we will be begging their gateman to help us submit CV.
Phones › Re: Major Facebook Shareholders Seek To Dethrone Mark Zuckerberg As Board Chairman by uuzba(m): 10:42am On Oct 19, 2018
DonFreshmoney:
Let me kukuma submit my CV to the board, LUCK might shine on me and I become Chairman of Facebook Board. I have BSc, Infotech, MSc Computer Engineering and MBA. I also have 4 certificates in coding (C++), 2 in Software Engineering and project management.
Well for a start, CEO work does not have much to do with coding. Other people are already doing the coding under you. It is more of management and controlling people effectively.
Travel › Re: Mention The Countries You Will Never Consider Going To Even With Free Visas by uuzba(m): 10:10am On Oct 19, 2018
francdec4:
All middle East countries with the exception of UAE & Qatar. I have being to the two exceptions and it was really nice. Though I didn't like that I had to be scanned twice in one of them unlike other passengers who were scanned once may be cos of the color of my passport despite that I was coming back from the States.
....Because of the colour of your skin.
States or no states. Stop deceiving yourself.
Travel › Re: Mention The Countries You Will Never Consider Going To Even With Free Visas by uuzba(m): 10:07am On Oct 19, 2018
iliyande:
They are naturally weird towards other black Africans (xenophobia) and high crime rate
Other black African countries were colonised and the given independence. The whites left us. We are running our country anyhow we like, by ourselves. For black south Africans, the whites did not leave them. They are still somehow under some control because of their skin colour.

So when they see you, they are jealous that you come from a "free" country.
Romance › Re: South African Lady Weds Man Who Photobombed Her Photo 7 Months Ago by uuzba(m): 12:37pm On Oct 18, 2018
Yeye story.
She was using style to spy on the man with phone camera.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Airways Pensioners Paid By Buhari, Hail Buhari, Curse Obasanjo (Videos) by uuzba(m): 10:01pm On Oct 17, 2018
What is cheap here? Is your head correct at all? What is wrong in paying pensionaires? Is there anything wrong with it? Just tell me
There's nothing wrong with paying pensioners.
They should be paid monthly and regularly as is their due till whenever they pass on.

What is very wrong is:
1. Owing them arrears.
2. Waiting for them, elderly people, to cry and protest.
3. Letting their protest get on the news and all over social media..
THEN
4. Paying them SO THAT EVERYBODY WILL NOTICE THAT YOU ARE PAYING THEM.
-
That is the cheap political point. Making people NOTICE YOU for doing WHAT SHOULD BE DOING QUIETLY WITHOUT NOTICE.
Career › Re: Groundnut Hawker Wearing Suit And Tie (Photos) by uuzba(m): 8:47pm On Oct 17, 2018
CaptainFM1:
All I see in most of the comments is..."I can't do that people". We need to look beyond his dressing!
You are judged by your appearance whether you like it or not.
Career › Re: Groundnut Hawker Wearing Suit And Tie (Photos) by uuzba(m): 8:42pm On Oct 17, 2018
slivertongue:
Dignity of Labour
That's stupidity.
We are in West Africa. Temperature here is 25°C to 45°C year round. This is not weather for suit.
-
I lived in UK for a while.
Temperature there is -5°C to 25°C.
-
When the cold weather hammered me, they didn't tell me 2 times to wear coat and drink hot tea.

We just copy oyibo foolishly without understanding what we are copying. Coat for what? Coat is meant for freezing climate.

The man should wear just a shirt. I get that he's trying to prove a point. But being stupid is making the point baseless.
Webmasters › Re: Bill Gates Says He's 'heartbroken' By The Death Of His Microsoft Cofounder by uuzba(m): 8:24am On Oct 17, 2018
ikorodureporta:
Steve Job also died of cancer. We all got to be careful with theirs devices #radiation
Bill Gates nko? He's not using computer abi it is slate and chalk he is using?
Car Talk › Re: Lexus ES Becomes The 1st Prod Car With Digital Camera Instead Of Side Mirrors by uuzba(m): 8:19am On Oct 17, 2018
Xano:
Nigeria in general is not safe for such vehicle. But, we have to enjoy good things of life.
The western world first Educated all their people and developed the whole society with electricity, good roads and employment before introducing such luxuries like this car.

We are completely undeveloped. But keep on eyeing luxuries like this that backfire.
Phone - without credit, or network service or electricity to charge the battery.
Car without road.
City without transporation and waste disposal.
President without plan.
Car Talk › Re: Watch :Turbinator II Becomes The First Wheel-Driven Vehicle To Reach 503mph by uuzba(m): 8:14am On Oct 17, 2018
demsid:
Where are we running to sef.
The irony of life.
Oyibo have solved many problems and are seeing food to eat. Their nyash is now scratching them. They cannot stop creating USELESS problems for themselves to solve now.
Car Talk › Re: Lexus ES Becomes The 1st Prod Car With Digital Camera Instead Of Side Mirrors by uuzba(m): 8:09am On Oct 17, 2018
Xano:
Good question. My opinion, drive the vehicle from your home to an event(with secure parking lot).
Drive only for social occasion
Eh!
Kuku wrap the car with polythene bag and put inside your pocket na.
Car Talk › Re: Lexus ES Becomes The 1st Prod Car With Digital Camera Instead Of Side Mirrors by uuzba(m): 8:07am On Oct 17, 2018
What happens when an 18 wheel, double decker, trailer is coming at your side....
But
the monitor is showing you Barney and Friends?
Education › Re: See The Bad State Of University Of Abuja Boys Hostel (Graphic Pictures) by uuzba(m): 8:03am On Oct 17, 2018
This is why many graduates remain unemployable. They are unwilling and unprepared to solve problems. They just want "somebody" to do everything for them. They can't even clean the rooms and toilets they use.
Crime › Re: Man Beats His Wife Over Nagging In Rivers (Disturbing Photos) by uuzba(m): 7:08pm On Oct 15, 2018
internetservice:
hnmmm... that was deep. repressed anger
maybe transfer of aggression
Correct.
He has no job. No money. And foolishly sitting inside the house expecting the wife to keep quiet.
-
He has to run out. Run to Church. Run to the street and pray and beg God for job. NEVER LOOK AT FACEBOOK or INSTAGRAM. Just use palansa phone.
-
He has become so jealous and vexed.
-
He is lucky he did not kill her because as you can see, he was not in control of himself when beating the woman.

I still have hope for him. But he must stay outside the house till he is able to get something. And remain prayerful and humble to God almighty so that pride will not make him kill others.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 (of 243 pages)