The Mortehn Expressions

The other day I stumbled on a post on twitter, a friend of mine Badmus Opeyemi had tweeted "master's from abroad or not, we're all gonna end up in entry level whenever we get a job". That got me thinking really hard cos I have this close friend who had gone to London to get his master's degree and fast-forward a year after, I have no master's I'm now working but he's still job-hunting and he says it's likely he goes back for his Ph.D cos d master's doesn't seem to be bringing forth anything. The problem with Nigeria is not that they have no graduates to fill the positions in the numerous organizations and companies we have, the problem is that the employers do not want to employ those who they feel they'll av 2 pay higher salaries cos they are UK or U.S returnees. Now, when our rich and affluent parents decide to send us out of the country for post-graduate studies, we're always very happy and we go along with all d arrangements wit

So the other day I was on a bus, on my way home after a stressful day at work. There was heavy traffic as usual and a guy was busy playing games on his phone, he sat down behind me beside the window. My earpiece were plugged into my ears and d next thing I heard was the shrill cry of ole! ole!! ole!!! form behind me and every passenger on d bus had started chanting ole too. We all know d festive period is here and the bad guys must get money for Christmas at all costs, the guys phone had been snatched by God-knows-who from outside the window...Eko 4 show. Hehehe, I felt sorry 4 d guy, he told d driver to stop so he can go after the thief. So, he got down...I'm not sure if he found d guy or not. My own experience days later was so hilarious, I had just alighted from the bus at my bus-stop and was waiting to cross to the other side, little did I know that a guy on a bike was speeding from behind me in a bid to snatch my bag, but trust yours truly...I no be JJC now, I heard d sound of