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Mouthgag:
Rubbish

What kind of stupìd government and law do we have in this country?


How can one single person own an oil bloc?
Something that is supposed to belong to a community or an entire state?
Yet, all the communities around this oil blocs continue to live in penury.


Woe betide Ibb and Obj

I strongly feel many of Nigeria's so-called richest people are fronts for politicians.

She has released anointing for somebody to probably give somebody oil block, maybe like Abacha gave Danjuma oil block dash.

bigtt76:
Buy one aircraft nor go let person rest again? Ethiopian wen de buy planes like say na age gets bread dem de buy nor de make all this kain noise sef

Wetin agama lizard talk wen he jump down from upstair...
And our people say in the city of the blind na person with one eye fit be king...

Why would the Govt mobilise a contractor when he has not settled the communities to start work. This is a one-sided story.
As a young man working with SHELL BP contractors then, SHELL will make sure you've settled every issue that may prevent the work before they mobilise the contractor and the projects go on smoothly.
This blame games should stop, pls.

eleojo23:
The reordering dealt a big blow to their plans to manipulate the election.

It's a master stroke from the national assembly.

Everyone must earn his votes.

Yes, it is a good idea. But we must not forget that the members of the NASS are not doing it out of love for NIGERIANS but for THEMSELVES. Anyway, I hope it stands and remains permanent.

SoldierBoy1:
Landmark accepts people up to 21 sha, I think the limit in Landmark is 30....we get some kind old boys and girls o

Whaoh! So it's true that private universities have age limit for applicants. I hope the Govt knows this so that they will stop frustrating those young ones writing JAMB who are denied admissions due to space.

Mike4S:
When will those responsible for advertising jobs like this know that an assistant graduate lecturer is a fresh graduate that has not yet bagged Masters degree

They know. The master's degree requirement is to reduce the number of applicants.

Fineman87:
did you just mention South africa and Kenya.... gosh Nigerian top schools are better. Dont you hear about zenophobic attacks in SA and kenya that is a village. Abeg stay for naija hustle.

Pls, VERY FEW - because I don't want to say none- Nigerian universities can compare to MANY universities in South Africa in terms of scholarship and facilities. Kenya has good universities also. Forget zenophobia, it's a by the way issue.

erico2k2:
That only happens when your sole purpose was not to school.you read the rule dammit . So why cry ? ?
If you got here cos of work great but school . Go home after school

You know more than 90% of Nigerian applicants go there to school as an opportunity to either get a job there or get something better to do. That is why this thread is being used to CAUTION NIGERIANS to disabuse their minds and stop wasting money to do master's with the hope of getting jobs. Even those done with their master's often must return to their home country before they can apply for PhD.

dollyptosh:
Oh so the US wants us

Of course, they do. Just that they want to regulate it. A friend went last December with his family on a full scholarship for a 3yr master's program.

Berliner1:
Uk is a dryland.

They are theifs and rogues who enjoy exploiting other countries like Nigeria, india etc.

Come to Germany(Free education and Numerous student jobs),Canada(Point base PR), Australia(Blood money wealth).

Uk government want your money but they hate you.

herzlich willkommen von deutschland.

These are viable countries to apply to. People just need to be patient to pursue their admissions in these countries.

Only one lesson I see here.
Lottery money is cursed money. No wonder many winners end up wretched than they were before winning it.
Bet-ters bewarned.

tensazangetsu20:
Op you are wasting your time with this thread. Most Nigerians prefer the UK because getting admission there is so easy unlike the USA where you have to jump through so many hurdles before getting one school. The worse part of it is they won't even go to Oxford or Cambridge, it's funny name universities like coventry and anglia ruskin . I can only risk schooling in the UK if it's oxford or Cambridge anything else am out.

Yeah, they seem to have the easiest admission process in place just to milk Africans.
I think places like South Africa and Kenya could be good options for educational development that can open doors for more opportunities.

Your article is very apt. A friend just had to return this January after his Masters in UK. Things are still tough as par job because his relatives sponsored him there- which I see as an error, especially since UK is not interested in them staying. Imagine spending millions and he is back almost sentenced to look for teaching jobs with a UK master's degree. There are many like him around me, especially those who because of their Christian beliefs refused to do magomago to stay back.
OP, you can build this thread by giving more info about possible countries and the benefits of going there. Thanks.

greenhulk:
Lol, enough to make it the biggest reality show in Africa. Enough to allow big brother to pay top artists to come and perform every Sunday and to pay top DJs to play every Saturday for the house party. Enough to get hundreds of millions of people to spend money to vote. U should see how many people went for audition. U don't like it... That ok but there are millions that enjoy it. And there are millions that don't enjoy what u enjoy.

That is the beauty of life... Everybody having freewill to enjoy whatever they like. However, I believe 'enjoyment' should be situated with the Rotary 4-way test in mind.

NMUniversity:
Vanguard, leadership ( 20th) and some others

thank you.

Thank you OP. This is the first post with BBN l have opened to read because I have been asking myself where BBN falls, is it a reflection of Nigerian arts and culture or an entertainment showing our value system to the world?
I wonder how many adults would want their 18years+ loved ones to watch it or aspire to be there.

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It's a sad development because this strike is affecting a lot of things no matter how the academic staff try they are not finding it easy because there is a limit to what they can do.
But more tragic, is the way the government has successfully created an atmosphere not conducive for LEARNING. The animosity between ASUU and NASU members should be a cause of concern to all. After many years in the university, I have never seen it like this.

frank94:
yes you can get a teaching Job English/lit Eng but it won't be easy for you because government job here inT&t is man know man..but if you ever get it,that's the best thing the will happen to you because it comes with a lot of package and also the salary is very good..

okay. Thank you!

@frank94, thanks for the great job you're doing here. Pls, can a Nigerian get a teaching job- English language/literature in TnT?

@frank94, thanks for the great job you're doing here. Pls, can a Nigerian get a teaching job- English language/literature in TnT?

claremont:
You can get visa on arrival. I just got back from my holiday in Nairobi, you will be charged £30/$50 at the airport for the visa. Go straight to the immigration desk at arrivals for it. There is a notorious tout at the arrivals hall who collects bribes for filling visa forms and charges $20 for it, don't be the gullible traveller that falls for it. Go straight to the immigration desk with the complete visa fee.

Pls, can you give an idea of the airfare and the airline you used. Did you use an agent?

NMUniversity:
Hi,
No radio. Online and national print media.
Thanks for the efforts

Ok. Pls, can you give details of the print media it was published.

Akalia:
. My book expounds the connection between human predisposition and the temperament personality system. Here is the link:- [url]myBook.to/inyournature[/url]

ok. Thanks. I'll check it out.

Thanks for the regular updates. I'll assist to disseminate the info here in my own little way. Sir, do you run adverts on radio stations? If not, I want to suggest that, especially for those outside Delta state. I can be of help in the south-west states.

festwiz:
I have three books i'd like to publish. I need critics first.

What are they on? I could be of assistance in the area of critiquing.

Akalia:
Nice write up OP. I started publishing on amazon KDP platform last year - I have just one ebook to my credit and some royalties that promises an auspicious future for my publishing endeavor on Amazon. I look forward to releasing my second ebook on the platform in Q1 of 2018. I am not jobless though but I took to writing because I am passionate about it; my motivation isn't the royalties but the passion behind my writing and publishing endeavor. So guys try it out, if only you have got it in you.

Pls, what did you write on? Can you give a link to it for someone to buy it?

olawaletimi:
It's a pity. Nigerians has found their way into the Indian Educational system.

I suggest you read this novel by an indian to clear your misconceptions. Chetan Bhagat REVOLUTION 2020. It's free online.

cytell56:
What type of statement is that!! It is never an act of God. God is not a killer!!!

I wonder. But on a second thought, his God may not be your God.
May we not make such grave mistake. And put it on God.
Beautiful innocent girl go back to God in peace!

Skyfornia:
I doubt if Kanu is still alive. And the sudden calmness of his people is even more disturbing. How can a person of Nnamdi Kanu be missing and none of his people is aggressively curious.

His people definitely sold him out.

And I'm unhappy with myself for reading only 6 books since January and not completing the Bible and Koran I've been reading yet.