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Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by DharmyYinks: 4:34pm On Feb 26, 2016 |
MzLarem:Tot u said u don't lie on Friday n Sunday alone |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by IQDONABLE(m): 4:49pm On Feb 26, 2016 |
How much i've missed my people here! It's been a while. South south to everyone on this thread lol |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by Nobody: 7:26pm On Feb 26, 2016 |
DharmyYinks:U misquoted me |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by agent9(m): 9:15pm On Feb 26, 2016 |
Ladies and gentlemen. .... Hw ax been ur exams? Success all d way.. . . Wish y'all the best! 1 Like |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by fawaz050(m): 9:21pm On Feb 26, 2016 |
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Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by DharmyYinks: 1:10am On Feb 27, 2016 |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by DharmyYinks: 1:12am On Feb 27, 2016 |
fawaz050:Lolz.. confirm nigga Hw exams naa.. hope se e neva fry una brain?? |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by Nobody: 2:53am On Feb 27, 2016 |
DharmyYinks:Lmaaooo..I hate u..no cast me 4 here.. |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by Temmi001: 4:17am On Feb 28, 2016 |
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Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by donbrowser(m): 9:40am On Feb 28, 2016 |
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Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by fawaz050(m): 9:47am On Feb 28, 2016 |
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Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by napoleonbaba(m): 11:21am On Feb 28, 2016 |
fawaz050: And i think say nah oly me dey beg computer |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by fawaz050(m): 11:54am On Feb 28, 2016 |
napoleonbaba:na so baba..best of luck |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by razor123(m): 10:30pm On Feb 28, 2016 |
Viewing this topic: NOBODYY gotcha!!!! Oga how school na |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by NOBODYY: 7:37am On Feb 29, 2016 |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by razor123(m): 1:01pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
NOBODYY:all gud. just finished jamb. I pray say I go get pass 240 sha |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by GideonG(m): 5:46pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
Temmi001:Missed you lots and lots! Howz the exams, or are you done? Good to see ya break light. |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by GideonG(m): 5:53pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
fawaz050: |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by razor123(m): 6:09pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
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Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by dynamo007(m): 6:14pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
razor123:wetin happen? |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by razor123(m): 6:41pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
dynamo007:mehn dem give me 191. they did not rectify dat 11-20. imagine I got 32 in English. dammit!!!! |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by dynamo007(m): 7:20pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
razor123:dt 11 2 20 was an error 4rm d server. . With dz scores m seeing sumtin is wrng. . |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by polycarp11: 8:08pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
Critique of Ben Murry Bruce's book tittled "Commonsense Revolution" By Ochuba Chichebe. Though Ben was good enough to outlined the numerous problems facing Nigeria, and patriotic enough to have offered some solutions. But he was quick enough to blame Nigerians and the government for these problems. The summary of Commonsense Revolution was a pinpoint of our problems, failures and corrective messures to be taken. My initial expectation was to see a dramatic and systematic step towards surmounting our foundational challenges. In other words, the book is an articulation of what ought to be, rather than what is. This is to say that, is highly idealistic and apologetic. Though there are some elements of objectivity when he deployed comparative analysis. But this scientific gesture did not conform with some of his anaysis. In other words, there is a problem of coherence which made it illogical. I therefore, with the following points, see it as an expression of views rather than reality: Having made tribalism and ethnicity the major bane of Nigerian development. Having as well, criticised and blamed Nigerians and the government for banes, by taking preference of federal character principle and regionalism in allocation of national cake against merit and capability. Ben bluntly refused to take notice of the nature and character of the Nigerian state. Scientifically, you dont make prediction when you have not established any correlation. So if you want to blame Nigerians, you must first establish the foundational relationship between the so called Nigerian state and her citizens? Is Ben oblivious of the history of this country? Did he not know that there was at no point these people he accused of being tribal agreed to live as brothers and sisters? Or is Ben not aware that a large number of Nigerians do not believe in the so called 1999 constitution imposed on them? I was even more shocked when Ben said there was nothing like tribalism in the post-independence era. Is either that Ben lacked full knowledge of history, or he was pushed to decieving many of us that are yet to read history into believing that post-independence was without tribalism. One of our forefathers which Ben decribed as the best president Nigeria never had (Chief Awolowo) onces said "Nigeria is mere geographical expression" Is it not yet time for us to address that phrase? Or should will continue to pretend as Ben has suggested? Is not good enough for him to condemn anybody without asking the Nigerian govt. to do the needful. On this issue, i conclude that Ben only admonished Nigerians to forget who they are and accept who they are not. Ben also spoke about underdevelopment (though he did not use the word underdevelopment) and accredited it to corruption, mismanagement, lack of patriotism, and the principle of going to Abuja to share the national cake. Well, i agree with him that Nigeria is underdeveloped. But disgree with his causes . All those things mentioned above are just peripheries. The core cause lies with the political structure of the state. Federalism and capitalism are not our ideologies, so if we must practice them, we must do it strictly on the basis of their orgins (USA). In USA, where Ben had his education, the constituent states control their resources and pay tax to the centre. Local governments are autonomous and cause grassroot development. Is Nigerian federalism the same? The center is the super power which contravened the principle of federalism by K.C Whare. I had expected Ben Bruce to ask the Nigerian state to go back to what many described as true federalism and not asking us to be patriotic. Problems are solved systematically and not by mere wishes. Addressing the problem of youths, Ben, no doubt made some good suggestions, especially the fact he admitted that the youths are the most valuable resources Nigeria has, and therefore must be accorded number one priority. In this regard, Ben was more of hypocritical than realistic as demostrated at his 60th birthday where he treated the Nigerian youths/students as second class citizens. This was in total contradiction of his doctrine. About the third alternative to APC and PDP, which he described as "patriotism" Ben was being economical with the truth. The truth remains that an average Nigerian youth prefer to be loyal to his primodial state to the Nigerian state. Because they do not believe in the state called Nigeria. In general and in conclusion, though, there are some commonsense in the Commonsense Revolution, but Ben should have known that the solution to Nigeria's problems does not lies in the Commonsense Revolution in his perspective of commonsense, but in the foundation of the state. We must take a critical look of our foundation. "Nigeria is a mere geographical expression" said one of Nigerian philosopher. Lastly, i will suggest that Ben Murry Bruce to find a book tittled: "The two Publics" by Peter Ekeh. This book captured clearly, the root cause of Nigeria problems and offered systematic solution. The book is more of scientific. My name is Ochuba Chichebe #Trying to see things differently# |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by fawaz050(m): 8:18pm On Feb 29, 2016 |
GideonG:boss long tym how parole |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by DharmyYinks: 10:19am On Mar 01, 2016 |
fawaz050:Lolz... too bad d computer can't speak. U fit hack am mak it tell u answer sha |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by DharmyYinks: 10:21am On Mar 01, 2016 |
Dis Year's Jamb na wa oooo. Na so so 156,177,187,192,16* dey full am. Baba God pick up ooo |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by DharmyYinks: 10:23am On Mar 01, 2016 |
MzLarem:Lolzz.. Scientists ve proven dat females wu say dey 'hate' sum1 actually 'hmmm' dem Mak I free u sha |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by Nobody: 1:57pm On Mar 01, 2016 |
DharmyYinks:..Explain ur 'hmm' in not more than 2 sentences. |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by razor123(m): 6:37pm On Mar 01, 2016 |
DharmyYinks: bro u don ryt?? |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by DharmyYinks: 6:48pm On Mar 01, 2016 |
MzLarem:I didn't say 'hmm' I said "hmmm". There is a diff |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by DharmyYinks: 6:49pm On Mar 01, 2016 |
razor123:I neva write oo |
Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by Nobody: 6:59pm On Mar 01, 2016 |
DharmyYinks:Lol..ya high |
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