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bumdish: Just to let you know how easy it is to depreciate another and how pathetic it is to be "the judge"

...what's your point Mr hick?

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proO1: That's a great man right there. He was a phenomenon to say the least. A conscientious activist who constituted a 'positive nuisance' to the power elite for decades, without fear or favour. . . .

Always at the centre of every (mis)governance debate, forever crusading against corruption, and consistently championing the cause of the masses without taking sides or compromising himself (unlike some discredited ignoble laureates that collect handouts from Bourdillon and Port Harcourt)). I remember Gani's unrelenting quest to expose and disgrace Tinubu for the crook he was/is. . .beginning with his questionable University of Chicago (or was it Chicago State University) credentials.

.... If Gani ws fond of Buhari, what then ws his grudge against other dictators?

bumdish: Sorry sir, you meant stand.

Yeah! Typo i guess.


...Bro, understanding (also called intellection)

ihimami: Unbelievable responses from the two of you. I am not sure you guys knows the Man at all, if not how on earth you could make derogatory comments about Late Gani Fawehinmi of blessed memory. May God forgive you two.

Where were you when onagoruwa was revealing his secret to the nation and this man couldn't stand against him?

...He was an hypocrite.

[quote author=Harvard-Grad]Guy go chop sleep.[/quote]quote me wrong....i'm ready to lecture some gullible brains here.

tankwa: He also graduated with 3rd class honours.To show he was dull. Was put in prison by Babangida's administration manx times showing he was a criminal. He failed as a presidential candidate in his home town. Why holding that vegetable to a high esteem.

Don't mind those yokels hailing an hypocrite. *the gullible minds*

church Agbasa: Small boy go and ask your father about the great GANI perhaps he might be educated a little to know about him



@Topic I love this man with a passion.Quite a pity no Activist seems to be like him in modern day Nigeria

What more can you say of the fake and selfish man who pretended as if he was with the masses but busy romancing with dictators at the corner side.

If u wanna knw this story, ask onagoruwa.

...Yoruba people have eyez but they can't see.

[quote author=Yours GEJ,]If he was still alive, retardeen and his baby elephant for don go back to fishing by now[/quote]The same way he pursued obasanjo? ....Mumu

...The lousy man wasn't different from an ordinary charge and bail lawyer.

Senior Advocate of owambe masses?

....This poor man had never done anything for his tribe and the nation whil he was alive...he only good at cramming grammar.

Don Demu: Gez it'l hv 2 involve a thorough perusal of urcl.it and may be the labia lady officer

Btw who knows if they may decide to check out hw juicy u are dwn dia

NA goes for d best of d best.... Yeye fowl

Diz one wey u dey follow diz chic up n down, hope no probs?


....abeg free da chic jor.

Religious bigots.


...Why did you have to fast when you have a match to officiate?

General oluseye: All the people who ve been saying that the list ll come out before or on the 2nd of august ve disappointed themselves.from what i was told by an officer,no one knows the exact date what it ll come out but with what he told me,it cant be earlier than 16th of august.and i personaly think though i may be wrong that we ll resume training by january 2014 just like the 2011 set.thanks

don't even know what to call u ....akpiiiiiii.


...U nor parkwell with ur yeye officer.

Physio4army: Helo house...expect d list b4 friday dis wik, u are expected to report at NDA kaduna 4 ssc and markudi 4 dssc on d 18th of august b4 6pm, anytime later dan dis wll lead to authomatic disqualifctn. and 4 ur info.. Dos of u dat applied 4 both NA n NN, d screening must clash. No futher speculatn pls key to dis info very authentic and frm a reliable source. Tnks alot God bless us as we await d list ijn.......

Where are you bloke?

femredhead: A new day ! Wots n 2des newspapers ? Any gud news? "Que sera sera"

U nor dey sleep?

Bros nor dey mind all those speculators, all of them jst dey blow lie say dem get connection.....make NA phuck out, dem dey craze wetin dey worry dem sef, dem just collect our cheese with no update.

101 pages and we're still on the matter.


....i give up.

Breaking news!

Diz one wey guyz dey ball out from every corners, choi! Ona don make oracle change mind.

The list will now be delayed till august ending but this calamity can be reversed on one condition.

And the condition is " We need to thread slowly *no rushing*

24 posts remaining.

[quote author=eagle,eye]my dear, you maybe right that Govt school teachers lazy around when they are supposed to be working. But the so called private schools is just someone else' business venture.
Most of the students who are really intelligent in these private schools are not intelligent because of what their teachers are doing. No. They are often naturally intelligent students or those their parents are willing to pay for extra classes outside what they are being taught.
Ministry of Education is my sector and I am a trained teacher. I have actually taught in a private school as a part time teacher, and I can tell you first hand that most qualified teachers who have the zeal to teach don't end up in these private schools littered everywhere. First, the pay is very small compared to the input a qualified teacher will be making... Secondly, the societal idea of "the end justifies the means" makes it even worse for teachers to really do their best in coaching their students, because at the end of the day.....proprietors will dole out cash to external supervisors and the children willbe given free hands to write the exams.
If you want to know where you can groom children to exhibit their intellectual prowess, look the way of missionary schools and Federal Govt Schools (Untiy Schools).
It is only a small percentage of private schools that are willing to keep really good and qualified teachers and pay them at least a living wage. And those schools charge high for the students tuition....[/quote]I think we are saying the same thing here. But seriously govt has to replace those weakened brains in the public schls with competent graduates. Those old skools are not productive in anyway.

ladepete: .

This man dey use style waste space abi?

joker5180: this 100 page thing, who's speculation is it anyway? i guesss my good frnd xykms, if it ddnt turn out to b true u knw whr u go b 2morro

My guy chillax, it's just unfortunate that most of you guyz don't believe that spiritual men are stil representing...but i'mma prove it to y'all.

Besides stop threatening me with NL prison,it's my second forum whenever i get there i become a president. Lolz!...hope say your knee is now okay for screening drill?

[quote author=eagle,eye]This assumption is a fallacy.
Private school students have better results compared to Govt school students because Proprietors of Private schools are ready to dig hand into their pockets and settle exam supervisors, unlike govt school where the principal has only his or her salary and a very small allowance from the govt to run the school.
Infact in every 100 private schools, more than 95% are doing what I just stated above, these excludes the Catholic missionary schools and other Schools run by Churches...(By churches I mean Anglican, Presbyterian, Assemblies of God Churches....not these come as you are churches).[/quote]Are you comparing private schl with public schls where teachers are busy using students for domestic and farm work when they are suppose to be in the class studying.

Aside the fact that few *not all* of these private schls take good care of waec supervisors yet there are stil intelligent students in all these private schls.

lagerwhenindoubt: Compare Government Schools and Private Schools, guess which one has the most students in the system and contribute to the unemployment index in Nigeria.. please guess...

Private ofcourse, my friend govt schools are gradually fading out as a result of poor level of education given to students except you reside in a remote area where one can hardly locate private schools.

Mr Aboki: Okay!! I agree, we are not a 'well organized country'. And we have mant 'engineers and co' without jobs..

Now, How would you fix the job situation in Nigeria in you became president.. How would you employ all Nigerians?!

In the 60s till early 90s, unemployment was not pronounced because the government then were proactively providing for graduates despite their looting and autocracy. But now things have changed.

...Increase in population of Nigerians is one of the challenges facing the labour market which the government on its part failed to provide full employment to its citizenry.


...No 2 is the increasing in government spending's and inflation have prevented political and economic development in the country.

...Lastly the level of corruption in this country is unimaginable.

If all these can be tackled believe me things will turn around for good.

lagerwhenindoubt: Clearly you are an extremist, you are either extremely dumb or extremely smart.. going by the WAEC and NECO scores in the recent past, you can only assume the worst for our graduates. go figure

WAEC results from public secondary schls where they hardly have competent teachers, which is the duty of govt to retire the old skool teachers and employ the young and smart ones.

Go to private schools where standard teachers are ruling and see their WAEC results.

Mr Aboki: Erm... I'm sorry, But what should the government do?!

How should the government create jobs for graduates of;

Animal Husbandry

Adult and community education

Food and Nutrition.

Political science

e.t.c



IF YOU WERE THE PRESIDENT, HOW WOULD YOU CREATE JOBS FOR ALL GRADUATES?

Those courses are hot cake in well organized countries.

...Besides we stil have engineers, accountants stil counting in the labour market, what do you have to say to this?

...I don't know where you're driving to when govt had taken the blame

lagerwhenindoubt: The Ends Justify the Means that is the reality. would a graduate who is not successful in Nigeria be successful in far more developed countries where they demand Knowledge Matches Practical performance?

Are you saying that all nigerian jobless graduates are dumbed?

lagerwhenindoubt: You truly do not understand the dynamics of economy and progression in Life, did 2Face every make graduate school, did MI not clean windshield in traffic? ask the jobless graduates to write a common-entrance exam meant for secondary School applicants and you will understand why you reason the way you just did.

Believe me,Nigeria and some african countries are the countries where people like 2face, Mi and so many drug dealing artists would be used as an example of success.

Besides did 2face and the likes just entered into the limelight without the help of some notable producers?

Mr Aboki: You have a poor mentality so you can never surpass your present status..

And being a graduate does not necessarily make you employable.

And what exactly are you insinuating?

...What do you want nigerian youths to do? ...they should stop thinking about going to school or what?

No one is to blame for this but our present government.

lagerwhenindoubt: The Truth is a lot of us made big mistakes early in Life for which we are paying the consequences.

The period in your life when you make the most of it is between 20-30 years old, after that you finish the race between 35-50 years old, from that point you prepare for retirement and God-willing, you party-hard, go on holidays and prepare your will because God can be a party-pooper at that age.

Most (Majorly Most) people play with their lives at a time when they should be learning, growing and making the best of their time preparing for the future. you can see it in our youths today. making mistakes that will be costly in the near future, they will come to nairaland then and complain

Stop spewing rubbish dude, no matter how you prepared yourself for the future in nigeria and you stil have no ladder, believe me there's no how you will get to the top.

Or are you telling me that most of our jobless graduates also toyed with their future?

....Democracy is the biggest mistake nigerians ever condoned.

Let's all stand for disintegration or the return of the military regime, if we can get this done believe me, everybody will definately get on top of his/her situation.

Aromas: Yes broda REVOLUTION. But d quetion here is dat who's gonna lead

Getting leaders will not be a problem, the greatest problem is the finance.