Amen to this prayer.

LIVE08:
Nigeria will soon shock the world, Naira’ll be strong again – Pastor Enenche



https://dailypost.ng/2022/08/11/nigeria-will-soon-shock-the-world-nairall-be-strong-again-pastor-enenche-in-fresh-prophecy/

"Aunty"? Speaks volume.

Wisemfon:
A lady I referred for a bank job in the first week of June got a call this morning to resume work at an Uyo branch of the said commercial bank. She was fortunate to be among the few applicants that were shortlisted from among a large pool of graduates who got interviewed for the jobs.
No, but she won't be resuming!

She finally lost the opportunity because of a phone call.
She had received the call in the early hours of today, 10:00am precise. It was from the HR department of the bank.

But she didn't say "hello".

Her first remark when she picked was "who's this?"

Before she got any other reply she added "how did you get my number?"

The HR person goes "Am I speaking to Miss xxxxxxx?"

She felt the question is unnecessary! And she gave her final response.

"Please if you don't want to introduce yourself get out of my phone" that was her final word!

I got a feedback from the HR by 12noon today and I listened to that conversation. Those kinds of phone calls are always recorded for reference purposes.

Aunty lost the job because she lacks Phone Conversations Etiquette! I listened to the recorded version of that conversation.

She lost the job because she believes every unknown male caller is a "chyker".

You see? After all it's not always because HR people are "despicable" as they have been labeled by Nigerians!

Why would a Homosapien answer a phone call like this in the year 2020AD?

Watch out! Your next phone call might be your breakthrough! But your ill-manners could cost you the miracle

Nice development, I like the NIN addition.

rodeo0070:

https://brandspurng.com/2021/03/24/2021-utme-jamb-announces-registration-date-makes-nin-compulsory/

It is in! Croatia got their goal.

Still Missing...

Moderator kindly take this to front page, help share.... Still Missing...

A Toyota Camry Car with registration number KRD 335 AV, Gold Colour was stolen today Sunday 30-Oct-16 from Kotokoto Layout, Udu Local Govt Area of Delta State.

Kindly see details below,

Vehicle No: KRD 335 AV
Colour: GOLD
Make/Model: Toyota Camry 1999
Chasis No: 4T1BF22K3VU028422
Engine No: IMZX0426412

IF FOUND PLEASE CALL
08077677558 or 07035008455

Moderator kindly assist in taking this to front page, lets broadcast this car theft. There shall be no lost!

Your last sentence took the words from my mouth, I had already said you must have given testimonies in church, knowing fully well the way you got the job. Be prepared to fail again and again, in what will eventually succeed at the end, than to pass again and again, in what will eventually fail at the end.

Feranmicharles:
I don't need all these OP. Am the boss of myself

What's the position of your customers? Watch out for that attitude mate!

Another Milestone achievement in commissioning.... I still remember the Lagos - Ore Express way Commissioning and the heavy duty window dressing truck driving by GEJ the rest we know is history....

Abeg, my only fear na the guys when go put on the generator when them go connect near the plant on the day of the commissioning, make them no fall their hand. After GEJ on the switch and light come on, the rest we know will be history….

howardriddle:



The Biggest Mistakes 20-Something Job Seekers Make

Young job seekers need to get over their sense of entitlement.

There was the young job seeker who showed up at his interview 15 minutes late, failed to apologize, and thenasked if the interviewer had a garbage can so he couldthrow away his gum. There was also the 20-somethingapplicant whose call to the hiring manager went dead in the middle of the conversation. The young woman didn’t call back for two hours, only to explain, without apology, that she had dropped her phone in a tub of water while she was getting a manicure. Then there was the mother who called her son’s boss when he wasn’t hired at the end of his internship, and demanded to know why.

Dani Ticktin Koplik, 58, an executive and performance coach in Englewood, N.J. has lots of stories like these. For the last several years, half of Koplik’s coaching practice has been made up of so-called Generation Y, or Millennial, job seekers. This group, age 20-32, makes a series of job-searching mistakes that stem from their sense of entitlement, lack of deference to authority and over-involvement by their parents. Kopliksays in her own practice, parents frequently call and email, and try to micro-manage the coaching process. To run interference, Koplik schedules a monthly meeting with parents, mostly to tell them to stop meddling. She also coaches them to give their kids a consistent message. Too many parents tell their offspring that they have to earn a living, and then let them live at home indefinitely rent-free. Koplik recommends timetables and limits.

I asked Koplik for a list of mistakes her 20-something clients make, and she had plenty of ideas. Here is her list of the top ten.



1. Acting entitled
One of the consequences of over-involved parents is that young people feel as though they deserve an easyride. Koplik tells of an intern who, on the first day, informed his supervisor that he had to leave early that Thursday for a horseback riding lesson. “It didn’t dawnon this person that he was being totally inappropriate and sabotaging his career,” says Koplik.


2. Starting the process too late
Ideally, college students should start looking for meaningful internships for the summer after their freshman year. Students who assume that they will geta job without too much effort, wait too long to begin the process.


3. Under-utilizing the alumni network
Though parents and their friends can provide good contacts, the network of professionals that comes through a college or university should be one of the first places a young job seeker turns.



4. Using a résumé that’s sloppy and too self-centered
Young job seekers are often weak on résumé basics, like clear, tidy layout, careful proofreading for grammar and punctuation, and use of keywords from the job description. Another big problem: the “objective” section tends to be too much about what they want, and not enough about the potential employer. For example, young applicants often say, “entry level position where I can use my skills, ideas and enthusiasm and I can learn a lot.” Instead, the emphasis should be on what they can contribute to theemployer. Applicants should also leave off menial jobs like camp counselor, unless they can quantify their achievements, like saying they organized waterfront activities for a group of 150 campers.



5. Writing cover letters that repeat the résumé
Many young applicants regurgitate their résumé accomplishments in their cover letters. Instead, cover letters should be short and vivid, and say something particular about what the applicant can bring to the job.


6. Doing poor research
Young job seekers often just glance at a company website before an interview. Instead they should read everything on the site, search for news clippings aboutthe company, and track social media information, like Twitter feeds, on company managers.



7. Failing to clean up their social media profile
All of those drunken, bikini-clad pictures on Facebookshould be removed, or locked down with privacy settings. Everyone, including college students, needs apolished LinkedInprofile.


8. Not showing enough appreciation for the interviewer
Young applicants often fail to conclude an interview with an expression of gratitude for the interviewer’s time. Always thank the interviewer in person, make it clear you would consider it a privilege to work at the company and ask about the next step in the process. Then follow up with a handwritten thank-you note or email that references specifics discussed in the interview.



9. Failing to show generational deference
Koplik tells of the summer intern who, at the end of his time on the job, marched into the office of the chief diversity officer at a big company and said, “Could I give you some feedback on my internship?” Young people are so used to being included in conversations, they fail to grasp their position in the pecking order.


10. Relying too heavily on listings and job fairs
I write this in every article about job search mistakes, because it’s a chronic problem. Koplik says that young job seekers are just as guilty of spending too much time applying to online listings, and through anonymous job fairs, as their more senior peers. We say this over and over: People find jobs through people they know, rather than through advertisements.If you see a listing for a job, try to find a personal connection to the employer and use that as your entry point.
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Sources: Forbes


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21. The twenty-first BIGGEST mistake is to waste your time reading all these instead of sending your CV's to different employers.

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yahrant140: What a shame less mother!Good for his their deed

You get sense? So the woman no fit clean kpekus again? Because she get pickin, Highest the boy go do na to stop being friends with his mother's boyfriend and draw the line whenever he needs to relative personally with his mother.

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Yoshi-Master:


I thought I was the only one that noticed that part.

Why are they still holding the person?

Tension!, Tension!! they said, and very correct I must agree. With all the bunch of Religous/Illiterate and Gullible Ibadan people around, Dem fit go stone her to death for bringing evil to the land>>>>lol.

Krasid: Is it right for an Underaged person to get married in the church?.What does Christianity say about underage marriage?

Stop bringing Religion to everything you do in life. Use your common sense and ask yourself and others who you wish to agree with on this. Can a Girl child of 7 - 17yrs be a wife? Would she face any kind of health, psychological issues? Would she be mentally stable? Would she have gotten enough training to bring up another child? Why would you want to marry a girl of that age?

To get into your religious unending debate.... I would ask you how old was Mary mother of Jesus when she conceived Jesus Christ and when she became Joseph's wife? From whatever source you check, she was damn under 18yrs and IMPORTANT question to make your Religious position on this usse irrelevant would be, does that means Christainity support under 18yrs marriage?

Ijele-igbo:
A.) Because of the love they have for their hubby

B.) Because of what the people or the society will
say

C.) Because they are afraid of been alone

D.) Because of their lack of financial independence.

E.) Because of the kids.

Personally i think most of them is because of what
the people and the society will say and because of
their lack of financial independence,(some worry if
they will be able to pay the kids school fee and
stuffs) and some genuinely because of the kids
(because they want them to grow up with both
parent).
What do you guys think?

ANSWER IS IN TWO WORDS: TRADITION & RELIGION.

ehizo25: What's SAP please?

SAP = Systmes Applications and Products in Data Processing. It's just a realtime network integrated project software that can be tuned to fit most operational activities in the industry today.

Fran6ixesq: Please post the links for download here. Thanks

Frab6ixesq: Make your downloads here: http://www.sapdb.org/7.4/sap_db_downloads.htm

feyiona: Not sure i believe this story that first picture is that of the student shot by police in ilorin not sure of the others

Bloggers these days>>>> You are informed! you took that out of my mouth. I expect our moderators to be also highly informed before front page things... I read that story and saw that first picture of the boy in a taxi shot by a policeman in a van.

Secondly, you can't have same accident with different times. One Day and the others night.

slimghost:

LAME!

justhelp: YOU AND YOUR GENERATION

Hei...Should I take this as a fight between the fans of both teams before the real clash?

I heard, Presidency FC signed two new strikers (Paul Erokoro SAN and Tayo Oyetibo SAN) yesterday to play no. 9 (same role) without each knowing of the other.

At the Abuja High Court training field both of them embarrassed themselves, but the Football Governing body had to adjourn the training session and sent both players home to put their houses in order. Though the two new signings of Pro-Ameachi Utd ( Femi Falana SAN and Yemi Osibaja SAN) both strikers who came for training at the same field had a filled day.

Let the debate continue…………… before the match proper.

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I.Joan:
General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has explained that he is careful in making public comments to avoid mistakes.

In an interview with Haaretz newspaper during a visit to Jerusalem, Adeboye said he had shied away from speaking out on national issues in order to avoid influencing people in the wrong way.

He also said he was aware of the enormous responsibility on his shoulders as the leader of a global church with millions of members.

“At times it’s frightening. In Africa you have a saying, the man who is carrying a basket of eggs must walk gently … whatever mistakes you make, you affect destinies,” he said.

Adeboye stated that his transformation from a Mathematics lecturer at the University of Lagos to a pastor was a divine call, noting that he has a mandate to preach peace everywhere he goes.

“I’ve always said turning a mathematician into a pastor takes only God. In my work with God, I’ve learned that he has a sense of humour,” he stated.

The pastor, who has led the RCCG for three decades, arrived for a meeting at the Dan Jerusalem Hotel, surrounded by an entourage of eight loyal aides, who treated him with the awe normally reserved for heads of state, the paper said.

Speaking on the growing global influence of African preachers, he said the seeds sowed by missionaries who brought Christianity to Africa were producing fruit.

“When you reap, after a certain period you begin to sow. Today, in many parts of the Western world, people have gone rather cold toward the church. Fortunately, the seed sowed in Africa has germinated and the harvest is now coming back to them. So, they are merely reaping what they sowed.

THE PUNCH

Ok, Let's even leave the Martin Luther King statement....

What of people kneeling down and him laying his hands on them....don't that influences people?

alpha conde: Ask God to give u wisdom.
Here's a prayer
O God who in the light of the holy spirit did instruct the hearts of the faithful grant in the same spirit that we would be truly WISE and forever rejoice in thy consolation through christ our lord amen.

Its the spirit that directs

35 likes!!!? Well, all I see is 35 gulliable religious people. RELIGION.

The ops said intelligence and not WISDOM.

This is our Year of Governors' Fora......

Abeg see current list with chairmen and you can trust we are still expecting more......

1. * Nigeria Governors' Forum - Gov. Rotimi Amaechi

2. * Presidency's Governors' Forum - Gov. David Jonah Jang

3. * Northern Governors' Forum - Gov. Aliyu Babangida

4. * PDP Governors' Forum - Gov. Godswill Akpabio

5. * South - South Governors' Forum - Gov. Liyel Imoke

6. * South - East Governors' Forum - Gov. Peter Obi

7. * APC Governors' Forum - Gov. ******* ******** (........coming soon)

8. * Militant Governors' Forum - Gov. Asari Dokumbo

9. * South - West Governors' Forum - Gov. ******* ******** (..........coming soon)

If this is correct, then it's Good Move!

Orikinla: This is what Orikinla has been calling for.
Desperate times call for desperate measures.
The Nigerian military can put an end to terrorism in Nigeria.
As the son of a brave Nigerian soldier, I know what brave Nigerian soldiers can do to save Nigeria when the chips are down.
This is long over due.
Let us put an end to the bloody madness of the lunatic fringe of Muslims.

You started very well and ended up badly...... What has (lunatic fringe of muslims)got to do with bad people fighting against the good people of Nigeria. I am a Christian, A Southerner...... I have always and will always campaign against analysis that's based on religion / ethincity sentiments, either to promotes/demotes any of them, when it comes to National issues or issues that's between evil/good, crime/upholding law, good/bad. You can analysis issues effectively without bringing in religion / ethnicity.

youngay: Agbero just like abuja.nice one

Can you hear yourself? That's a human being with life....
He has a mother and a father just like you....

Do not for whatever reason which a fellow human being like you bad.