@samuelbright7@Iamkehinderusty@MrMekzy_ That's the problem with you people on this platform. You don't read to understand. You read to respond. How did you have such opinion to a post you didn't understand?
@Iamkehinderusty@samuelbright7@MrMekzy_ You dey mind the mumu? He read 'witness' and said a 1 year old would know.
There are kids marveled that living without internet was a thing and he said it's no big deal.
@Nigeriangod_ @bencsc101 Wetin you mean by "most boys?" Una go come X come dey type rubbish. Most boys kwa! As how now? Make una try make una no dey project una experiences. We all didn't go through what you went through. "Most boys." Bloody fool!
@jayhemz@OAzekhumen@ayinde21 ...I disagree. Check out most of the best Nigerians on a global level. They don't live here or have foreign training or affiliation. NOI, cannot attribute her quality to the Nigerian system and it hoes on and on.
There's something about Nigeria that lowers your quality.
@jayhemz@OAzekhumen@ayinde21 ...here and goes to a place that supports and shapes what he carries within. He will always be a good roadside mechanic, may have some money, but he would never reach global standard cos of his environment.
So, are many Nigerians intelligent? Yes. Are they of global quality?...
@akanimodonatus@AskMichaelTaiwo Simple does not equate to cheap. These guys wear premium wool, cashmere, and all sort of priced fabrics. They were bespoke, tailored, customized. These things are not cheap.
In Uni, 2 of my classmates brought their wives to Japan.
Husband 1 was hellbent on his wife enrolling in our university. She did.
Husband 2 didn't really care.
Both wives gave birth to beautiful babies along the way.
Fast-forward graduation. We all ran into visa issues (graduating during COVID was a nightmare)
Wife 1, a master's student at that time, applied for her husband and his visa was approved.
Wife 2 and husband had to go back home.
Moral of the story: You cannot plant corn and harvest groundnut 🤷🏾♀️