What opinion are you willing to defend like this?
I'll start: 👇
You can baptize a hoe in holy water and give her your last name—but she’ll still kneel at the altar of her old ways.
So many abnormalities are happening in this country.
Minimum wage is 70k, but a passport costs 250k.
Minimum wage is 70k, but a local flight can cost 100k.
Minimum wage is 70k, but a driver’s licence costs 45k.
A year’s minimum wage is 840k, yet a room self-contained in central mainland can cost 1 million annually.
Minimum wage is 70k, but transportation to work alone can cost 30k a month.
Do we really have a government?
ASUU is on strike but they are hiding the news.
All the Federal Universities are currently striking, but Tinubu and compromised media and covering the headline!!!
Nigerians wake up!!!
It all makes sense why they were releasing movies together every week. When you call one, the other was there. People just decided to be writing script for them since bringing them together was easy.
Living together also meant script rehearsal was easy
Perfume vendors in Trade Fair Market demand that Lattafa close its outlet in the market after Nigerians discovered that the store sells original perfumes.
Full video of the question-and-answer session between billionaire businessman Tony Elumelu and a young lady who addressed him as “Tony” during UBA’s Graduate Management Accelerated Programme
Does this even make sense to you? You invite people for an interview, keep them waiting for two fucking hours just to “test their patience,” then turn around and say they’re not employable. You wasted their time and disrespected them. That’s not professionalism.
Gen Zs are not employable. Let me tell you why.
The HR team invited some candidates for a physical interview with the founder.
The founder kept the candidates waiting for over two hours in a bid to test their patience.
By the time he was ready to meet them, only one candidate was left. The others had left.
Now he’s crashing out that Gen Z are impatient and not employable.
I’ve been done with NYSC for about two months now, and here are a few things I’ve realized since then.
1. NYSC was an excuse from my reality.
It gave me something to hide behind. As long as I was “currently serving,” it felt like someone else was still responsible for me.