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A mind is a terrible thing to waste. Parents step up and take care of your children. |
Ikeja City Mall is the closest thing to 'obodo oyinbo.' Go there on weekends and you will see many window shoppers not buying anything but taking pics to put as display pics for their profile. |
Stories like these defy a response. You beat your child with barbed wire simply because she was trying to protect her own mother? Then on fridays you will wear your favorite clothes & shoes with a quran on your hand saying you are going to mosque, terrible. |
You can trust Nigerians to only join the game late and then crowd it. Every blogger thinks they can be Linda Ikeji and they try to replicate her success. Never focus too much on what others are doing unless you think you can make it better. |
Sometimes the federal government needs to step up and attempt to resuscitate the economy. Bailouts aren't anything new, more advance societies have used them and will continue to use them in this volatile economic world. U.S feds bailed out major financial, manufacturing and insurance companies after the 2008 recession. China also pumped billions of dollars into its economy during the same period and is even doing so right now as it's economy is crashing. These are last minute attempts to revive the economy. In as much as it comes at the expense of every other tax payer, the result of not bailing out states like Osun can be dire and will affect the nation's economy as a whole. I do agree that there should be more thought applied into bailing out defunct states governed poorly by mismanagement. And Nigeria as a whole needs a well defined economic stimulus plan like most advanced countries instead of this patching-tire-economics being displayed. |
Many presidents have had even more grandeur plans. Mehn I remember Abacha's Vision 2020 and I felt so proud to be Nigerian, but nothing came to fruition. I hope Buhari's plan succeeds thought, but i'm quite doubtful. |
You handle pressure by being prepared for it. You need to tell yourself "you cannot please everyone" but you will try your best to handle whatever comes your way. You handle pressure by being very organized and improve your time management skills. Good luck OP |
Very good, bring back law and order. |
His daughter was only looking out for him |
People are always stressing over an interview as if its the most important aspect of the hiring process. Prepare yourself by knowing what the company does and basic information about them so you don't look like you didn't do your homework. Everything else should fall in place. Be confident, maintain eye contact, maintain good posture and give straight forward answers. If you are stumped by a question, politely ask the interviewer to give you time for a response, think before you talk but don't over think it. When they say "Tell me about yourself" just keep it professional, nobody cares to know you are the choir master of your church or your favorite show is Tom & Jerry. |
Looks fishy to me. |
Let me drink some wine while NL brainiacs tackle this problem. |
This is a very very bad development and I solely blame the Lagos State Government. People paid millions of naira to secure those government allocated lands. Part of the deal was the government would tile the roads but instead, some parts of Lekki look like a swamp. I understand it is mostly reclaimed land or a swampy region to begin with but there's no reason why the Lagos State Government cannot step up to the plate and repair these roads with high quality and long lasting tiles as the contract stipulates. You collect millions and don't fix anything, terrible. |
oh oh |
Easily my favorite actor of all time, very eloquent too. Happy birthday sir. |
Most rich people did not become rich by applying what they learned in school, if not every graduate will be rich. Get either certification, be diligent and think outside the box in anything you do and you will be successful. |
M.E.N.D boys are probably tired of Boko Haram getting all the attention in the past few years. Terrorists disguised as freedom fighters also want amnesty and restitution, it is well. |
This is welcomed news, New Delhi & Abuja working together. |
According to the famous psychologist Sigmund Freud, girls who marry men reminding them of their fathers are simply trying to fill a childhood void. You will see this especially in children who were abandoned at an earlier age or maltreated by their parents. They tend to marry men or women who remind them of their parents as a way to gain their love or affection, they wonder why they were abandoned and seek partners who will love them unconditionally in adulthood. Most of them are very clingy and constantly dating different people only to find out they can never replace the love lost in early childhood. So no, I wouldn't want my daughter to marry a man like me, besides, i'm not all that good looking to begin with. ![]() |
Its the weekend, I expect to see more celebrity news make FP |
I personally doubt these BK group can be stopped, all we can do is pray for God's intervention |
Only God can comfort her parents in their time of grief. |
ifimabel11:Good point |
This just exemplifies the dire state of the job market in Nigeria. They can ask them to do frog jump for 10hrs before writing the exams and our desperate youth will comply. SMH |
Say No to Power Hungry Politicians |
Icon4s:Aren't abokis Nigerians again? |
Treat yourself to something nice today |
I don't drink beer but you can certainly keep my ex wife |
There used to be a time when people would be in utter shock upon reading stories about bomb blasts in Nigeria. This madness has happened way too often and way too long that we have become insensitive to it. Even Major news outlets like CNN, BBC & co hardly report the carnage anymore unless when way too many lives are lost. Lord help us, we are slowly becoming like the Middle East. |
Why are we always embarrassing ourselves and allowing other countries kick us out of their country as if their country is better? From Ghana to South Africa and now Cameroon, Nigerians are being chased away like they are homeless or displaced jews during the 2nd world war. Please go home and make the most of your country and leave these people who hate us alone. |
Whom are they deceiving? Money that has already been shared amongst themselves |
Pque:Bros please free me... If my comment suggests i'm a man of devil no problem, you win |
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