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Politics › Re: President Tinubu Holds Diaspora Engagement In Paris (Videos & Photos) by viodemus: 7:39pm On Jun 23, 2023
Those are not blind followers.


at least 80% easterners. Still respectful.
Education › Re: Ifeoma Amuche Gives Her Speech In Chinese As Best Student In China University by viodemus: 7:36pm On Jun 23, 2023
Beauty filled with content.

I no too surprise. Na nwafor ways.


chin cho.
Food › Re: Increase In The Price Of Water by viodemus: 5:28pm On Jun 23, 2023
May God help Nigeria o.


By the time a very unwise Bola aka wasteful Ahmed aka 24/7 sillybu, is done with us all, na only God know wetin how e go be Nigeria for body. His criminality is in his way and the country's way of progress.
Politics › Re: President Macron Welcomes Tinubu To Global Financing Pact Summit In France by viodemus: 10:56am On Jun 23, 2023
OldBeer:
Use this one hold body so that you no go wail to death.
am sure that many of us support that he does well everywhere in Nigeria, in a non discriminatory fashion.


One thing you can bet on, is that everyone is not in on his advanced fraudry schemes.


Let us wail for greatness. Shun criminality supporting. I thought I'd remind u, old spoilt beer.
Politics › Re: We're Ready For Business, Prepared To Welcome Investors - President Tinubu by viodemus: 10:42am On Jun 23, 2023
Stop blocking and hindering your self. Get out of your own way. Reduce and eliminate your own stealing. Don't care for those people you feel you owe. Work for Nigeria, and not only the interest of your fraudulent partners. I wish you work non discriminatory for Nigeria.
Politics › Re: President Macron Welcomes Tinubu To Global Financing Pact Summit In France by viodemus: 9:20am On Jun 23, 2023
plaindealer:
This is the saddest and the most pathetic wailing in this thread..


grin grin
Na you sabi. No be we hire am. You think they would let our stup*dity come and be their fool*shness . They even thought and advised deeper than that.
Politics › Re: DSS Raises Alarm Over Planned Attack On Religious, Recreation Centres by viodemus: 9:15am On Jun 23, 2023
Sounds like a deceitful propaganda scheme, to be used in arresting northern christians, easterners, and overall be collecting American, European, and some asian, countries money in the name of fighting terrorism; and also distract them from any of their systematic plan in any perceived inhumane violations.



We hope they are peaceful and enjoy their time. Normally, they are the destructive ones. The non- them haven't changed their peaceful ways.
Politics › Re: President Macron Welcomes Tinubu To Global Financing Pact Summit In France by viodemus: 9:04am On Jun 23, 2023
The french might not have a significant resources like Nigeria, but they have a vast and deep intellect populace.

Their intelligence team, would have already updated Macron, am sure his briefing summary before the meeting would have read: you will be dealing with Un-wise Bola, someone with a high propensity for advanced fraudry, a 24/7 sillybu, and a high chance of being an arab islamics agent. Be warned in your interaction. Raise all antennas of your awareness.
Career › Re: Understanding The Japa Syndrome And What It Portends For Nigeria by viodemus:
acorntree:
Fellow, I disagree with your submission. Many skills are transferable only that standards set by regulating bodies of different professions are different. A good bricklayer in Nigeria will equally be able to cope and work perfectly in any other countries if only he is ready to learn and relearn proper working techniques adopted by the new abode. Though, environment maybe different, standard are different, building codes, wiring codes etc can easily be learnt once the person is intelligent and have a minimum educational qualification like, school leaving certificate if obtained genuinely. Major problem Nigerians has is not working under strict ethical environment. Nigeria is a place where anything goes, no proper certifications for many trades. Anyone can claim to be anything. A good mechanic, artisan, plumber, and any skilled personnel will equal be able to work and adapt with new system if it is retrain and certified. Though Nigerians see themselves as mediocre but outside Nigeria, Nigerians adapt and keep improving themselves in many fields. Even our so called lecturers do perform when working outside the countries. Churning out qualities papers, which are rated high in their field. it is the country that is killing everyone, so don't assume that Nigerians dont change when outside.
chairman, I hope I didn't make it look like Nigerians don't change when outside the country. Matter of fact, that ability and willingness to learn and work in the beginning
when things are rough is one of the hiring point of seeking Nigerians. The chances that the person has some elementary and secondary education is also high, and is a good foundation of hiring from Nigeria.



A mechanic that plans to work in an official mechanic work shop straight from Nigeria is low, because it involves education - like in USA, you need to pass the ACE test. But unofficial work, is easy to adapt and get up to transferable speed because now, the person can use the exact part or reconstruct a part very similar to the original one. I know a mechanic that used to work on my car for years, that when he went to the USA, he couldn't get a good job at first, because he couldn't pass the test, and unofficially, the stakes were high because you can't mess up the car too much with akpuruka parts. This mechanic in Nigeria, could use paper clips to complete a wiring system. But in an advanced country, where driving is much, that repair will not stand the times and the car will be back in the shop sooner than later, because think about it, an aluminum clip has a slightly different electrical characteristics, that when you put it in an oscilloscope test, you might notice that the wave form has changed, which can cause timing or duty cycle issues when that component is a sensor that sends signal back to the electronic control module - that is supposed to control the car. Or, that the component like a solenoid that the car is ecu is supposed to control is either too fast or too slow to respond.

So basically, that skill is not that fast to transfer over there, and like you rightly said, knowledge of their codes like building codes etc. Jobs like computer programming is dependent on the knowledge of programming language used, which makes it the most transferable knowledge in the shortest time.
Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal: Govs Going About Business As Usual With Endless Convoys – TUC by viodemus:
God give Nigeria chance, Nigeria push am back to am. Wetin we want make God do?

Make we manage am dey go.

What can a person expect from unwise Bola, he move mountains to win, so now he got rearrange the mountains, to fit work properly.
Career › Re: Understanding The Japa Syndrome And What It Portends For Nigeria by viodemus: 3:52pm On Jun 22, 2023
Some Nigerians are lying to themselves when they think they are going to foreign countries with expertise. It is really not true. Let us not be too delusional or mentally setting up shop in an aloof territory.


Going to other African countries can translate to necessary brain drain, it can be argued to have skills transfer in benefit for that country.

But going to a current advanced country like USA, Canada, Australia, , many parts of Europe, Japan, china, Malay, even dubai or Kuwait, it is chances that you will be going to absorb knowledge at first, for the first few years, and not really give it, especially in the technical fields, medical field, educational field (some of it are subjective -- going to teach local language is not really brain drain), and stuffs like that.


Skills like plumbing, electrical, mechanic, nursing, etc are not really that immediately transferable because you have to pass a test and/or multiple test that might take years to certify, depending on how far you want to grow. They are not letting a plumber go and burst a house just because he/she was one in their home country; things are different. Even a European does not have a seamless transition of skills in these kinds of fields.

The willingness to work is what is enticing Nigerians to them, and their willingness to pay is what is enticing them to Nigerians. Their people work the kinds of jobs they seek from Nigeria, but their people might not be more diligent than a Nigerian that don't want to loose the opportunity to grow financially and mentally. Even a Nigerian 1st generation descent, mostly don't have that level of work drive.


jobs like banking are not really transferable, but it's close, to terminology, with instincts.


An oil worker in Nigeria depends on experience, for it to be transferrable over there. Even though the terminology are similar. You still need intense training and yearly or every two year knowledge updated training.


Marketing, commerce, and trading jobs, might be transferrable, but it can be a remote long term or short term job, that is why stock people, small item marketers, govt bond investors, etc even yahoo, are mostly marketing, could be real or fake marketing.


Is more that could be said on this subject, but I think overall, many Nigerian jobs are not transferable, is just that the limited skilled people with potential are picked up, but most times, their Nigerian knowledge was mediocre to begin with, before japa. The striving spirit is what we mostly have. The education system is flawed on many level, we think of how we can eat more often, how to transport ourselves or properties, security, scamming, and then people interaction. Most countries are past that, but still have problems, because their younger ones, don't really want to work hard, so they use our eagerness to work and learn, to keep their workforce moving.
Culture › Re: Let Have Some Fun Mention One "Pidgin Proverbs" You Know? by viodemus: 2:14pm On Jun 22, 2023
No matter how moto take speed for movie, e no go jam you.



On another note, I dun dey code say, my yarns dey inspirate who see am. The haters among them, go divert their journey from spiritual guidance, ---- viodemus


Abundant blessings for who teach me and/or bless me, e join my prayer lines --- viodemus

Empty kpangolo na still no content. --- viodemus




we no dey force am. to be continued
Politics › Re: Tinubu Receives Briefing In France Ahead Of Paris Summit (Video/Photos) by viodemus: 12:01am On Jun 22, 2023
Okpolo eyes, e no be open eyes.

Empty Kpangolo noise na still no content.


Body language, na that one we never hear before.


For that meeting, na the first hint of you to know say water dey get level. Nigeria will soon be can-tapped by SA, Egypt, etc.
Crime › Re: Police Arrested Me Because A Married Friend Visited My Hotel Room - Ayo Sogunro by viodemus: 11:47pm On Jun 21, 2023
This is bullying.

Hisba islamics bullying, hiding behind moralness.

If them people no doubt am cun find them, wetin concern you.

They start with this style of conduct, but it is very deeper than that. I don't say how deep I can view it, but for them to have vast informant, wey dey know people by tribe and/or religion.

We should not commend this kind of attitude, if her husband or his wife doubt them, them go make arrangement to counter their actions.

Sometimes, na from clap, music dey fit start.
Travel › Re: Why Our Govt Banned Dependents Visa For Nigerian Students – British High Comm. by viodemus: 11:28pm On Jun 21, 2023
Talkless. No need to explain too much.

In Nigeria, some sectors never question Saudi Arabia or Russia or china. They even wish they can implement a visa systems within Nigeria.


So, just know that many igbos are full coverage behind this kinds of decisions. Let us look at it from an even deeper angle, Saudi Arabian cultism religion, could be planning to speed up their plans to islamics the UK. They have already deepened it by converting many people This is a concern for easterners. Let us be fair, thinking it.

Lousy Arabia don't open their borders for many Nigerians, especially non islamics ones, but no noise from non musician two faces.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Is Asking For Non-Existent Documents In Petition Against Tinubu – INEC by viodemus: 10:43am On Jun 21, 2023
Peter Obi needs to shut down this case. The point has been made.


Speak up on the discrimination against the igbos in all branches of the security forces. If they don't want to be forth coming in running a non discriminatory security forces, then that means they might be planning for something real crazy, which can be a signal for igbos to up their game with international conscious friends.


also speak up for the ports in ph, cross Rivers, and Akwa ibom.
Politics › Re: Ex-Depot Petrol Price Rises To ₦‎490 Per Litre by viodemus: 10:34am On Jun 21, 2023
We tried to warn them of unwise Bola, aka wasteful Ahmed, and an advanced fraud.


he just got 1% for his recent appointments, from my point of view, but hasn't shown any sign of vast wisdom. which the country continuously needs. In advanced fraud matters, he seema to be second to none.
Politics › Re: You’re A Disappointment – Oba Of Benin Tackles Buhari’s Minister, Agba by viodemus: 10:19am On Jun 21, 2023
one minute, halloweener is in politics, another minute, halloweener is not in politics. I suspect throwing stones and hiding hand. Halloweeners ike to be forming for no reason.
Crime › Re: Female Soldiers Caught On Camera Assaulting Boy (pix/video) by viodemus: 3:25am On Jun 21, 2023
This is one of the reasons why igbos need to be included in all branches of the forces, if you gat remove some of these kpeef, so be it.


we need professional and non discriminatory security forces
Forum Games › Re: Logically Who Would Come Out Alive From These Four? by viodemus: 2:44am On Jun 21, 2023
Stevebuffet:
All these ones are on paper. Lions have great fighting experience. A lion was put against a Tiger, and the Lion won. Go find the video out on YouTube.
I don't know if it's the same video, but lion didn't win that fight, e collect tiger blows and seem like it was making noise while fighting. Moreover, I heard and seen evidence on videos online, that tigers fight with two hands like cats, leopard, and jaguars; while the lion fights with one hand at a time. From my understanding, tiger fit slap any adversary -- left right, left, right, or any coordinated swipes/ or tiger blows. Bears have that skill.
Forum Games › Re: Logically Who Would Come Out Alive From These Four? by viodemus: 2:27am On Jun 21, 2023
funny question.


I don't know these types of animals personalIy, after chicken, goat, cow, and dog, I no too know animal business.

With that said, I will put my money on the bear if it's a cage fight. A bear that feels cornered is a very dangerous bear. The bear can be very vicious, it will swing, bite, and tear you to pieces like a piece of paper.


The gorilla like to size and study a potential adversary. And their viciousness seem to have some limit, They seem like they somehow don't like too much blood business, but might be forced to protect themselves. In an open field, I take the gorilla, because they can use the trees and use stone or sticks if its nearby.


If the lion catch you first, you are gone. But I don't think the lion can really deal with a caged bear. and in an open field, I take the gorilla against a lion.


Anaconda, no be when you sick or docile, wey that one fit get chance. Bear or gorilla, go just
catch him head, fling am comot like regular non poisonous snake.
Politics › Re: President Tinubu Lands In France, Ahead Of Global Summit by viodemus: 12:35am On Jun 21, 2023
wasteful Ahmed has landed. E be like say he carry everybody wey go go complete their offshore account signing, for nefarious money movements.

on a previous note, Some of the appointments were okay so far. Hopefully, they are not Saudi influenced.
Include the right percentage of igbos and discriminated people of the SS in to the forces.


This is a three prong visit, the meeting, personal accounts straightening, and surgery.
Politics › Re: Profile Of Rear Admiral Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla, Chief Of Naval Staff by viodemus: 8:49am On Jun 20, 2023
Tinubu try for this and the other guy. The guy try for qualification. Good appointments.
Politics › Re: Profile Of Maj-Gen Taoreed Abiodun Lagbaja, Chief Of Army Staff by viodemus: 8:47am On Jun 20, 2023
He try. Good Appointment.
Politics › Re: Service Chiefs: The Package Came With All The 'isms' - Sowore by viodemus: 8:42am On Jun 20, 2023
Sowore didn't lie o.

He is honest many times than not.

Enough yorubas anchored in some serious posts there, but it's fine. Some were Christians. I hope say igbos and many in the SS will not be discriminated out of the security forces nd economics representation, in the officers itself.

The lazy leader has been advised to pick up speed due to the national mode. Increase the speed of directed action, with more foresight and wisdom.
Politics › Re: Service Chiefs: The Package Came With All The 'isms' - Sowore by viodemus: 8:41am On Jun 20, 2023
Sowore didn't lie o.

He is honest many times than not.

Enough yorubas anchored in some serious posts there, but it's fine. Some were Christians. I hope say igbos and many in the SS will not be discriminated out of the security forces nd economics representation, in the officers itself.

The lazy leader has been advised to pick up speed due to the national mode. Increase the speed with more foresight and wisdom.
Politics › Re: Profile Of Chief Of Defence Staff, Maj-Gen Christopher Gwabin Musa by viodemus: 10:59pm On Jun 19, 2023
This is a good appointment. Hopefully, the appointee can even up the forces, make every region represented.

Muslim muslim ticket is still a stain on Tinubu. A very divisive ticket.

I still don't trust stealibu with finances. We will be watching out for other attitudes in his administration.
Politics › Re: TINUBUNOMICS: Bank Stocks Gain ₦‎544.807 Billion In A Week by viodemus: 6:43pm On Jun 19, 2023
I want to say good job, but he hasn't done an honest work yet.

Suppressing the market is a short term solution. The people are suffering even more than 2 months ago.


I give credit where credit is due. I don't like a very corrupt official or person, but if that person is passionate for a solution, and decides to change their self for the better, and is looking for general non discriminatory growth, it will be easy to see that and acknowledge.


At this point, Nigeria has a deceitful person, who is after personal praises, he is very sensitive to criticism because he is lazy to the real work, but he is confused as ever on a long term solution. Him and many of his associates are about setting up their own, family, and great grand family accounts and that's it. So, they look for short term suppression glory and deceit.


If you never went out to buy something, you will still have the money, you were supposed to use and buy that thing. But who is hunger catching? Suppressing the reality and running around claiming glory is deceitful. In future, when you have put in the right strategies in places, equal non tribal economic agenda, etc then you can really start enjoying your hardwork, but for now, stop that deceit. Nigerians need an honest help and direction.


Some people in this country, will also stand with great countries like the USA, UK, Israel
etc So any evil plan and fraud activities fashioned against them, shall be exposed. Saudi Arabia shall not have monopoly in Nigeria via islamics.
Politics › Re: Over 70m Nigerians Extremely Poor – World Poverty Clock by viodemus: 10:57am On Jun 19, 2023
Ogene001:
You are using percentage. This is the actual number of poor people per state. Truly, Ebonyi is worse than Oyo considering the difference in total population
Many states from those great areas need to do well, but please take their tribalist statistics with a grain of hot pepper.

We need overall improvements and need to do better, but don't really trust their lowered numbers. Theirs is way higher than they gave, if some neutral good people didn't watch the numbers carefully, am sure they would have given kano number to Ebonyi or abia or imo.

They have been discriminating financially, that even akwa ibom is restrained from growth, because their targeted cousins might feel the success. They are only okay with the useless leaders from the east, as long as those useless leaders are not using wisdom to do and encourage great works in the east.
Politics › Re: Over 70m Nigerians Extremely Poor – World Poverty Clock by viodemus: 10:46am On Jun 19, 2023
Stealibu, will make it even more than worst, if God personally don't intervene.


The world's laziest leader is not only an advanced fraudulent tribalist criminal, his associates are a level below him in crime, but he is also very very greedy in his fraudulent conduct.


May God help us all.
Travel › Re: Former Erosion Site Transformed Into A Green Park In Uyo (Before & After Photos) by viodemus: 10:40am On Jun 19, 2023
May God continue to bless the great people of Uyo.

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