the above statement is that of a manager. and i want to know the reason for this development here in Nigeria,compared to twenty years ago.
201987
I can give you examples of not hardworking, dishonest young employees 20 years ago and I can tell you about hard working highly motivated young people now! \n\nThe two will always exist! Work mentality doesn't change that much in time, it all depends on the person.
275286
yeah it is. but you know what kinda reputation the few bad crooks in nigeria have given to the whole country. sure, it's unfair to judge a whole country based on what a few idiots are doing, but that is the reality out there. still, not all people fall into the stereotyping trap, and when they get to know you better they'll come to see your true colors eventually.
54791
I have no experience with Ethiopian men, but I do with men from Togo and Nigeria. If you have ever walked around in the market you will know how horny these guys are. It seems to be a cultural thing. I know in Nigeria well into the 1950s having multiple wives was a very common practice for Igbo people. Perhaps some of that lingers in there subconcious.
569378
I think you mean Angola, because UNITA was using the diamonds and the government was using oil to fund the civil war. Now that it is over, though, it seems no one has any money now, it is all just being syphoned out of the country.
30153
There is good evidence to suggest that the global patterns are shifting abnormally, but there is also good evidence to suggest that the patterns are not shifting abnormally.\n\nAsk again in 20 years and we'll know for sure.  ;)
280893
The reason for this is the history of mankind for the last 10thousand years.\n\nFarming started in the fertile crescent and branched off from there in an east west direction.  For the same crop to be grown at a different lattitude it had to go north and south, at a substantially slower rate, because the plant would have to adjust to the change in sunlight.\n\nTo go east and west from the fertile crescent to france or to china is didn't have to change that much, the plants.\n\nThere were also animals in europe and asia the could be domesticated, like cows and pigs, the animals in africa are zebras or tigers, and can't be domesticated. Modern attempts in other places besides africa haven't proven successful.\n\nSo the farming only hit egypt originally, and maybe spread to ethiopia, but it didn't last to modern times because of the culture of hunter gather that was dominant throughout africa spread and didn't choose to continue farming.\n\nNow the Europeans came in the 1700s and 1800s with guns and germs, and eliminated some of the population and divided the remaining populations,\nyou've seen hutu and tootisy and know that this has to do with an artifical division.\n\n\nSo theres no agricultural base, which is prerequisite to capitalism, which is prerequisite to a nation having wealth.\n\nInstead the continent seems content on the genocidal whims of whoever has the guns left over by the europeans.\n\nGod has nothing to do with it, and anyone who says so, I really question their intelligence.
120396
There is indeed enormous amounts of oil and natrual gas in this region.  China is looking to move into to partner with Nigeria to extract some of it.  However, China like the multinational corporations that already work in the area is find the extraction very difficult.  \n  The local people are suffering all the effects (environmental degradation and health problems) without any of the rewards like people in other oil regions have.  The results are uprisings that have all but stopped the oil extraction down the delta to the sea.  \n\n   Also, gas lines continue to be attacked, and Nigeria may suffer complete blackouts as these gas lines are used to provide energy to the hydro generating stations in the country.  It would seem to get the locals onside, it might be a good idea to share the wealth and not poison their environment.  It's a novel concept but might just work!\n\n   By the way, as  Peaknik, I don't believe that Nigeria has the necessary reserves to turn the tide of Hubbert's Peak.
343074
Without more specifics, it could be a statutory consolidation as well.\n\nBut it sounds as though he is refering to a horizontal merger.
273644
Read a book called Guns, Germs, and Steel or get it on video if you're lazy.  Basically the author of this book explains how geographic and climactic factors favored agriculture in Europe as their society evolved, this gave them a head start towards modern society.  Africa's climate continues to be less favorable for agriculture and industry.  And in many places their social structure remains focused on survival rather than "progress".  Thats not the whole story, but its a big piece of the puzzle.
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The Sunnis were in charge for 30+ years living the high life.  They made laws which benifited themselves, and created government sponsored benifits profitting themselves as well.  Now that is gone.  They have to work again without the benifit of government sponsorship.  It is like "It has been this way for over 30+ years, why should I change."  Also, there is a fear of reprisals from other ethnics because of their harsh rule.  Hopefully we can find the middle ground so all can live in peace.
605754
This sounds like some kind of scam.  Are they from Nigeria?
235850
AN interesting point!\n\nWhich is probably why churches are barely holding their own in the 'self sufficient' countries whilst in the third world churches are growing in numbers like wildfire.
659407
I think you have to go back way further than 2000. Things are pretty much the same in my opinion.
176353
That is a hilarious joke!  They operate like they did 100 years ago. Is that why so many people are trying to migrate to the Land of Opportunity? YES because they have NO WAY OF IMPROVING THEMSELVES where they are now!
229286
i think okocha is not the same as he was last two years i.e he is old enough not to compete with youngsters anymore especially in that midfield part. so may be the coach needs 2 find someone else to fill the position and sell okocha rather than putting him on the bench and the results will be killing okochas game for good. good day
395116
Le meilleur moyen est de développer le football en Afrique. Il faut mettre en place de solides infrastructures et permettre aux jeunes de d'abord jouer dans leur pays un petit moment puis éventuellement de venir tenter l'aventure en Europe. Donc rendre plus compétitifs les équipes nationales africaines et dynamiser leur économie.
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managing the things were difficult.. for eg. lets take wipro, they providing software solutions and they manufacturing home products//compare to software and manufaturing products here there are lot of agencies... therefore it is very difficult to run those ORGANISATIONS//the balance sheet of the organisation will go up and down//