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5 COMMON BELIEFS AMONG NIGERIANS. This article is not meant to dispute or ridicule the following beliefs, it is just an observation about some commonly held beliefs among Nigerians. 5 common beliefs among Nigerians. 1.EVERYBODY IS CORRUPT. Most Nigerians tend to hold the view that corruption is in- born in every Nigerian. This is why many blatantly disagree to see anyone as a saint even without concrete evidence that such a person is corrupt. Majority of Nigerians also tend to justify official corruption by asking ‘if na you, you no go chop your own?’ 2. FINANCIAL SUCCESS IS ONLY POSSIBLE WITH DISHONESTY. This is another funny opinion held by many Nigerians, we tend to agree that outstanding financial success is impossible unless and until ingredients of dishonesty and illegality is employed in it’s preparation. This is one of so many reasons at one point in time or the other, accusing fingers have been pointed at popular successful Nigerians, even when the sources of income for such individual are open for all and sundry to see. Dangote, Femi Otedola , the late M.K.O Abiola and a host of others are victims of this belief. 3.‘CONNECTIONS’ ARE THE MOTHERS OF CARRIER SUCCESS. Most Nigerians tend to posit that if you don’t have ‘long-legs’, you just might not get anywhere no matter how many ‘papers’ are in your folder. Many job seekers believe that they can never get a job unless and until they are connected to influential individuals within their carrier circle, in fact many job seekers prefer seeking connections than jobs. Same goes for students contractors, technicians and so on. One absurd question many people ask about the choice of a university applicant is : ‘do you have someone there?’. While this belief may be empirical on many occasions, some organizations still have transparency which beats this theory ‘hands down’. 4.THERE ARE THREE SOURCES OF FAST MONEY. This particular belief is almost unanimously held by Nigerians. The society itself is a living witness to this as the populations of footballers and musicians among the youths is astounding, and will be more flabbergasting should a proper count be conducted. It is worthy of note, that one of the first owners of private jet in Nigeria is a footballer, this can pass for one among the many reasons for the rise of footballing as future ambition of many youths. A careful observer of talent hunt shows in Nigeria will agree the population of Musicians is almost equal to the population of music fans. The recently concluded MTN project fame serves as a successful case study. My university alone boasts of not less than 100 musicians who only see education as a second choice, need I add that almost every street in Lagos state has a musician? If you doubt this kindly attend one or two street Jamz in the month of December. When I paid a visit to the area where I grew up in 2011. I was surprised that 5 out of my 8 childhood friends were already full-time musicians, talent? right? As for politics, we all know the story… 5. PRAYER SOLVES ALL PROBLEMS . Many Nigerians would readily advice you to pray over anything. from the most complicated problems to the minutest of problems.little wonder why religious organizations have been converted into money spinning ventures over the years. Even Tai Solarin, a pioneer atheist in Nigeria when quizzed about the failure of the 'people's bank' in the early 90s had to acknowledge that 'only God knows why'. In recent times, countless religious organizations and even the Government has sponsored several prayer sessions in a bid to stamp out corruption from the country but a million-dollar question is left unanswered 'was corruption created by God? add yours!!! http://wasakworld..com/?m=1 |
so he started producing when he was 17 right? Oh my!!! |
http://wasakworld..com/?m=1 I'm new to blogging though, but I have the passion. kindly view and help me make suggestions! |
Otunbalarry: Hmm the story is interesting and touchy,but the gr8test thing is that you are from osunstate,and you've just cnfirmd dat we osun indigenes have great history and heritage..True!!! ipinle omoluabi. |
Iba town Osun state!!! Olugbuyi royal family!!! Iba town was founded by Akerewogbowin a hunter who came all the way from Ife! he had seven children among whom is Aina, people from other towns also traced his step and. started settling at Iba. there was a time a fire incident occurred and burned his palace to. Ashes, his sons were busy packing valuables like crown and treasures from the palace, while only Aina was concerned about their father, she went ahead to rescue him since he was too old to walk and since then he made a rule that all Aina's descendants have title to the throne and that any of Aina's descendants who attain the throne will spend at least 30 years before they die, quite surprisingly , Three of Aina's descendants have attained the throne and the least of their reign is 38 years.....If I may add, I'm a descendant of Aina.... |
I couldn't eat till past 10 yestnight and when I did I ate little. i woke up. this morning feeling severe cold. I didn't login Nairaland on time hoping Vivian might not wake too early to post anything! and now I'm here with no post from her.... I understand how! but I don't understand Y why must this happen this way! somebody explain this to me! I'm shivering!!!!! |
Vivian C |
and some people actually believe She's gone? Some say u are no more Others say u are gone Where art though? In ur threads or another moniker? . Death is for mortals But Vivian C is immortal We cannot immortalized you for you are Here I'm withholding tears! Please don't let them drop Do reply ASAP Vivian I know you are smiling I know you are reading this Do com back and tell us about ur impromptu journey Please do ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ?? |
Some say u are no more Others say u are gone Where art though? In ur threads or another moniker? . Death is for mortals But Vivian C is immortal i know you are Here Here! smiling at this you are here! wondering about how much you are loved!: I'm withholding tears! Please don't let them drop Do reply ASAP Vivian I know you are smiling I know you are reading this Do com back and tell us about ur impromptu journey Please do |
Oh God!!! hide this thread nao!!! hide it please!!! hide it! it's not True. oooooooooo hide this!!!!! |
I'm not gonna believe this. never ever... mods please hide this useless thread. hide it!!!! hide it!!! No hide. this tgreaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadddddddddddd!!!!!!!!!* |
The Delta state lawmaker comes to mind .... I'm very happy for him. he came through a hole and died through a hole...God forbid I marry a banker. Odikwa utterly risky! |
A friend of mine in Kano informed me of the meeting even though it. was held secretly, his elder brother is a lecturer and I can assure you guys that the strike will be called off soon... I really do not know y ASSU is playing on our intelligence tho! |
Obascoetubi: because he is a killer as well as boko haram sponsorshiphow dull can u get? I want to believe you are still in primary school otherwise kindly shoot yourself, you are of no use to yourself! |
through out next week na one person wedding we go dey hear... okay O. |
asks hgd hgdj are are |
Ivyluvie2: toh!my thoughts too,when no be say the MADAM FUNKE,dey watch am for house...i tireLov deprived me of. the ability to reason in that direction! I wonder what ur reaction would be when I reveal crazier things I did! |
Teci: "She hanged up with that statementFunke knew virtually everything about me! y do u think we spent hours on phone? @ ur correction ,u are right but 'hanged ' is. also a past tense of hang. likewise 'hung' the difference is. that "hanged" is old-fashioned and probably archaic. I'll accede to ur correction. Thanks for following |
one shouldn't look upto others in the fight against corruption, maladministration and national 'lootery'. it is everybody's business, our corrupt leaders are only representing the corrupt followers as well for every leader was once a follower. Finally, it is. not. enough to criticize the government, what have you done in ur own capacity against it ![]() |
Thanks man! hope u enjoyed reading it,? |
I thought the wedding was to hold abroad? abi dem no get money ni? |
can you imagine? and. CNN was swift to. report yesterday that the abductors are not British Nationals. I wonder the day whites would accept the fact that they are fallible. |
booked! |
continues She hung up with that statement and without any further contemplation; I disappeared to my Aboki shop. I had almost forgotten my huge debt I owed the Aboki, I only remembered when he trickishly asked whether I had come to settle him. I was left with no option of course, than to ‘settle’ him, it was after the settlement that I got to know the magnitude of my debt. I was left with just 400 naira. I bought two sachets of Indomie noodles and 3 eggs to go with it. I returned to my room and set to achieve the great task ahead. i brought out my kerosene stove to, and to my surprise, I found it covered with dust and emptiness, so dry was the stove that when first I poured the kerosene I found in my roommate’s container, it dried up instantly. After boiling the noodles and frying the egg, I bolted my door as if to counter any impediment to the accomplishment of my task. So cautious and courteous was I at the point of serving myself to the extent that I served myself in one of the new plates I had brought from home at the beginning of the semester. I sat peacefully on my bed and fetched the first spoonful of my meal, for reasons I don’t understand, the spoon moved slowly, almost slower than the pace of a snail’s movement, and when it got to the front of my lips, I suddenly lost control. I lost control of my lips for they failed to part ways and allow passage for the spoon. I concluded this was due to thirst, I drank half a cup of water and started all over again, this time, it was even tougher, not only did my lips failed to part, the spoon itself became too heavy for my hand…..Oh! Indomie. I repeated the same process over and over again and the only difference was that each trial became tougher than the previous. After each failed trial, I smiled at my stupidity, trying to ease off the tension, but that itself was far from being the solution. After over an hour of failed trial at accomplishing Lady Funke’s wish, my stupidity became irritating to me and I gave up (in Yuzedo’s voice). In order not to waste the food, I headed to Mt’s room to donate the food to ever-ready stomachs. I met don jazz at the verandah of the room and we exchanged pleasantries. Mt was in the room playing games with other students when I entered. I explained my condition to him, and for the first time, he showed enthusiasm about what he had always referred to as stupidity. I guess hunger caused it….for when hunger gets to its peak; one can admire the meal of a dog. In a jiffy, boys pounced on my wasted food after which don jazz remarked; ‘lover boy, ur madness today make sense o’ I was less concerned about anybody’s remark at that point, the issue at hand was Funke’s wrath…how was I to explain my failure to her? to be continued soon |
quit that relationship even if u have to jump. the fence. I know u ll be thinking it's impossible but I can assure you that a sharper guy is involved... otherwise get another gf and make her a supplement albeit incognito... even if she comes around make sure u shatter her heart into. rags! Stupid girl of a dull boyfriend! |
do u rather prefer ur dad being a sugar daddy to many small girls than him having a second wife? and to think you are a male, you should be objective enough to welcome the idea! I prefer my dad gets a second wife than for him to engage in shameful acts. I could go on and on to list reasons but I know after everything people ll still crucify me so lemme stop hear! |
Hello everyone! I just created my blog and I've been trying to publish some of my articles to no avail. each time I get 'an error occurred while trying to publish ur post please try again ' please What's d solution? wasaknaija..com |
who is more funny? Andy troller or those taking him serious? |
contnues That morning I received a call from my mum and she complained about me not calling her. Since my dad had set a rule that I mustn’t lay any complain about my finance or whatsoever at school to my mum, I limited my contact with her in order not to invoke the wrath of a soldier man. But that morning I broke the rule, I told her of my hand to mouth situation at school, which made me unable to afford card and in extension, my inability to call her. I clearly omitted the ASUU STRIKE development during my conversation with her for reasons best known to me. The by-product our conversation that morning was a voice filled with worry due to my complaints. I was happy, not because my sweet mother was worried, but I knew her worry would produce something positive. My anticipation wasn’t in vain unlike the labour of our 'heroes past' that is now in vain. About an hour later when the message tone of my phone rang, I didn’t bother to check the message. In its stead, I raced majestically to the ATM arena just opposite my faculty to see what sweet mother had for me. 3000 naira wasn’t bad after all for a housewife who survived on monthly ‘soup money’. I withdrew 2k out of the 3k and recharged my line with the remaining 1k. I called my mum to appreciate her message whereupon she asked me to keep it from my dad ‘as usual’. When I got to my room, I met my roommates packing their belongings in preparation for the ‘vacation’, and within 30 minutes, I was the only one left in the room. This afforded me the freedom to call my darling Funke right there in the room unlike when I had to go creep to the bush or sports centre to make calls. By noon on after eating and taking my bath, I retired to my bed and the call began. She received my call at the other end of the phone with a harsh voice of ‘is this when you are supposed to call’ and as usual I went on my knees, no thanks to the absence of my roommates, and pleaded her pardon as I responded to her query. I acknowledged her message which I got the previous day; I playfully asked whether she truly meant the contents of her message whereupon she replied ‘I don’t know’. Her reply somewhat hurt me, but I skillfully covered my change of emotion and diverted the topic to the poem I sent her. She requested I recite it to her hearing and much to my delight. I activated my sweet voice and acceded to her request (I have a fairly good voice o). She kept repeating ‘hmmn’ all through the recitation, and at the end I got an ‘okay’ in place of ‘thank you sweetheart’ which I was expecting. Nevertheless I took solace in the fact that I was happy just hearing her voice, be it insult or indifference. The call went on and on for over an hour touching different topics. What was there to bother about airtime when the heart was joyful? At a point in time she asked why I despised eating noodles and, I told her it I had never eaten it all my life and didn’t plan to in the farthest future. ‘Will u do me a favour’ she asked ‘Anything for you dearest’ I replied in anxiety. ‘Okay, thank you. I want u to go and cook indomie now and eat it, call me when you are through bye’ ‘But u know that’s not possible’ I said in protest. ‘Remember u promised to do anything for ur love' to be contnued soon |
[quote author=#babysmart]@wasak...am angry o....pls update fast fast na person fone i dey use follow dis thread[/quote]u go help me beg phcn o.! for over 1 month dem give us light for just 7 hours! |
get well soon. 6th ![]() |
hammed royabat: Dis story don dey long , mashey bai now...igba wo lode to fe malo ma shey bayi nao... |
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why must this happen this way! somebody explain this to me! I'm shivering!!!!!
Vivian C
I thought the wedding was to hold abroad? abi dem no get money ni?