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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Federal Fire Service 2023/2024 Recruitment by JewelBukky(f): 6:36am On Apr 01
Good Morning to you all and Happy Easter to fellow Christian Brethren.

Still patiently waiting oo, trusting God. My genuine thanksgiving go loud Igi eventually get this job fa cheesy
I’ll appreciate if anyone can help with resourceful materials/qna relating to the exercise. firstladyfashionstores@gmail.com

Chukwu Gozie Gi

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Federal Fire Service 2023/2024 Recruitment by JewelBukky(f): 7:06am On Jan 26
Toh I don try my luck again apply today. God abeg!

Wishing us all good luck o… but why this thread come dey laidis na? Se people don give up for federal jobs ni abi na WhatsApp e dey happen now? Any WhatsApp group pls?
Health / Re: Pregnancy Are You Pregnant Or Going Through A High Risk Pregnancy,,lets Talk by JewelBukky(f): 1:32am On Oct 22, 2023
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Technology Market / Re: This Thread Is Only For Aliexpress Shopper by JewelBukky(f): 6:57am On Mar 15, 2023
Hi people.Pls am I safe to proceed with payments on Aliexpress with chipper virtual dollar card? Though the rate is so high but what can I do embarassed undecided

Tribapay says I need to pay 6dolz to get a card shocked shocked
Music/Radio / Re: Nigerian Idol Jury Should Be Disbanded: Opinion (photos) by JewelBukky(f): 11:20am On Apr 19, 2021
grin grin grin... Honestly!
Amanda4life:
I WAS TELLING MY FRIENDS TODAY , THAT IDOL SHOULD TELL THOSE JUDGES TO COME OUT AND SING LETS HEAR THEIR OWN VOICES INDIVIDUAL Y

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Health / Re: Pregnancy Are You Pregnant Or Going Through A High Risk Pregnancy,,lets Talk by JewelBukky(f): 5:01pm On Nov 04, 2020
@ToyosiR
Big Congratulations on the arrival of your baby boy smiley smiley smiley
Health / Re: Pregnancy Are You Pregnant Or Going Through A High Risk Pregnancy,,lets Talk by JewelBukky(f): 5:56pm On Oct 31, 2020
Awwwnnnnnnnn... Congratulations Strong Woman! One full bowl of hot peppersoup for you! cheesy
threegees:
VERY LONG POST ALERT

Ngwanu, grab ya popcorn and juice, and enjoy the jolly ride. I will try to summarize cos story plenty. I hope it will be a worthy read.

PRE-PREGNANCY
My marriage was at the verge of being over because I had had enough of its wahala, coupled with a man who things were not going well with, and then, who was steady pouring his frustrations on me. Hubby and I didn't use to talk to each other sef, let alone play mommy and daddy. I had secretly planned my relocation to Abuja to get my sanity and move on. Before then, I was on contraceptive pills since August 2013 after I had my daughter, and it worked perfectly well for me, until October last year. Things were so bad financially for us and for me that I could not afford to buy my pills. How much? #150! shocked
Yes! It was that bad. I got tired of begging people for money to get by so I locked up, afterall, I wasn't having sex with anyone.
Fast forward to early January this year, a friend who had been talking to me asked me to approach hubby and give him sex, and that from there, we could talk things out. He never supported me leaving my marriage. I had just finished my period and felt I wasn't fertile so I have nothing to lose. I approached hubby at night where he usually slept cos we weren't sleeping in the same room anymore. I seduced him and voila! it happened. Guy didn't even withdraw. I wasn't perturbed too since I had been on pills for almost 7 years. I thought belle no fit enter just like that na.

DISCOVERING PREGNANCY
So, I wondered why my period was unusually scanty in January. Imagine, I had forgotten about the sex. I was preparing for my relocation to Abuja, buying a few things and all when it dawned on me that my last period only came for one day. I explained to a pharmacist where I was buying deworming drug for my kids and she asked me to get a test strip and test for pregnancy. I laughed and declined. After buying the drug, she didn't have #50 change, so I asked for the test strip na.
Saturday 1st February, 2020, I wanted to pee and remembered the strip. I did the test with confidence that the pharmacist didn't know what she was saying. Lo and behold, two bold lines were looking at me. I was confused. I went to buy another strip o. Did the test again, and the two bold lines showed up again.
A mixture of emotions went all through my body. I walked up to hubby who was sleeping on the couch (Someone I hadn't talked to in months). I showed him the strip, he too was confused. He didn't say a word. That night, he moved back into our bedroom. I cried cos I felt this pregnancy is going to destroy my secret plans and preparations, and I couldn't bring myself to abort it. I kept doubting until I went for a scan and they told me that I was pregnant cos they could see a fetal pole.

EARLY PREGNANCY
Hubby mysteriously and miraculously accepted the pregnancy. He pampered me like no tomorrow. I had terrible morning sickness. He would make tea and bring to my bed. He'll boil water and keep in the bath tub for me to bath, make ice cubes for me to chew on while at work. Oh, my husbandman did everything. I was just a vegetable. This was same person who had been my live-in enemy for months. That was how I was able to manage the first few weeks until covid19 wahala and we were all at home. I wasn't working, hubby hadn't been working since 2018. No way to feed or buy baby things. Pregnancy after 7 years. I had nothing. We had nothing. Then hubby started drama.

He who had told his mom of my pregnancy out of excitement at the early stage when she came visiting started telling his family members that he is not sure he is responsible for the pregnancy. It was his brothers' wives who started calling me to ask what happened. He refused to give me a dime to get the hospital requirements and baby things. I had to beg my mom to feed. After sometime when people were allowed to move, I'd pack a few clothes and my kids and go to my mom's place to stay so we could eat. It was that bad. In June/July, same DH told his family and mine that he wanted a divorce. They called for a family meeting. No one supported him, not even his family. Everyone of them was trying to do whatever they could to make me happy. One would send me money, the photographer did me a free photoshoot, everyone would frequently call just to make me happy. After everything was resolved, he admitted that it was frustrations that got the better part of him. Amazingly, in all these, I was not perturbed one bit. Till things got back right again and I decided to enjoy my pregnancy.

LATE PREGNANCY
So schools were asked to resume but because of how advanced my pregnancy was, coupled with the bad roads and outstanding debt of school fees for my kids, I couldn't resume. My kids couldn't go to school too. We just stayed at home waiting for this baby to come and let me have my life back. It seemed like forever. No sign of labour or approaching labour. All along, it had been a perfect pregnancy, but by week 38 or thereabout, my BP started rising like dough with yeast. At every antenatal check up, I was given nifedipine under my tongue and I was told it can be managed and not too serious. My feet was swollen and heavy at week 40. I was given an injection and told I would drain the fluid through urine. It happened like that, but a week after, the swollen feet returned much more than what it was before sef, and very painful. I just felt it was the end of pregnancy so I wasn't bothered. I never knew I had eclampsia. Never experienced it in previous pregnancies, never knew anyone who had it too. I just wanted labour to come.

LABOUR/DELIVERY
My EDDs had passed, no sign. If I hear that someone had put to bed, I'll feel bad that mine hadn't come. Until I begged hubby for sex. After he managed to do, the next morning, I saw my show. I was excited. By Sunday 18th, I started having contractions. I went to the clinic and after vaginal examination, I was just 4cm and asked to go back home till contractions were stronger. All through that night, the contractions were hellish. I was using a contractions timer app until it got to an average of 15 minutes by Monday morning. I had my bath and left for the clinic. Though I can't remember how I got to the hospital that Monday morning, I only remember I was checked by the matron and told I was 6cm. That's all I remember.
My mom and husband told me they came to meet me on my bed in the ward, and I told my mom I couldn't see anything again.
Before she could say sorry, I started convulsing.
She said I started foaming in the mouth and stretching. She screamed and called the matron. The matron put spoon in my mouth, beat me and all, just to stabilize me. They managed to stabilize me a bit and put me in the matron's car to take me to another hospital where they can handle my case. On the way, while in the car, my water broke and the head of the baby was showing. I started convulsing again. They beat nonsense out of me to stabilize me, yet no way. I was still stretching. My husband's hands were in my mouth, I was bleeding from the mouth, he was bleeding from his hands because I had clenched them with my teeth and stretching. On getting to the hospital they were taking me to, over 10 people rushed to hold me as they said they screamed Emergency o.
I was rushed to the delivery room. They tried to stabilize me as the convulsion started again. They finally did and when they checked, my BP had shot up to 202/100. They said the baby is not big but because of the high BP, if I push the baby, it will be 50/50 or I run mad or maybe paralysed.
They fixed oxygen. The first tank finished. They fixed the second one, then brought the BP down a bit. Then, the doctor told my husband it is a 50/50 chance, he should sign the consent form and choose who they should save. He said he shouted and said God forbid. He wants both his wife and his baby. He said he kept telling me in my ears to remember my other two children, my mother and him. He was speaking in tongues like no tomorrow. He called his mom, my pastor, everyone.
When the doctor to perform the surgery came, he asked both my mom and hubby out of the delivery room. They couldn't even take me to the theatre. The doctor faced the wall, knelt down, prayed, sent them out and did the caesarean. When he brought out the baby, she cried a bit, stopped and turned green. They abandoned me and fixed oxygen on the baby. They stabilized her, then faced me. The operation was done around past 9am, I regained a little consciousness and opened my eyes by 9.35pm. I didn't know where I was. I woke up and was telling my husband that the baby in my womb is not allowing me to be comfortable and that I want to turn to my side because I was sleeping on my back, he was laughing at me.
With the way he was looking at me, I then asked him if I have given birth, he said yes. I didn't believe. I said it was a lie. He bought the baby to me, I still didn't know where I was. I regained full consciousness on Thursday morning. Me that gave birth since Monday morning.
My recovery was fast and still in progress, and we were discharged on the following Friday.
God did a great thing and indeed we are glad. I am happy to have my baby in my hands. Daddy is glad. Big brother and sister are elated, and my mom can't stop singing and dancing for joy.

BS Submitted as I sign out of the month of October, extremely grateful to God for how far He has brought us. Indeed, it was a journey! Boots officially thrown into the lagoon

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Health / Re: Pregnancy Are You Pregnant Or Going Through A High Risk Pregnancy,,lets Talk by JewelBukky(f): 5:54pm On Oct 31, 2020
Keenly following... Hearty Congratulations to the new mamas smiley smiley smiley
Religion / Re: Pastor Charles Osazuwa: It Is A Sin To Be A Tenant In A Rented Apartment by JewelBukky(f): 11:45am On Jun 15, 2020
As much as I hate to disrespect the grace in a man of God's life.. This one no just follow abeg!
Career / Re: How Old Were You Jobless, Staying At Home And How Did You Make It? by JewelBukky(f): 2:45pm On Jun 12, 2020
Very nice thread
Romance / Re: A Nairalander Wedding In Pics by JewelBukky(f): 9:41am On May 27, 2020
Hearty Congratulations... Wishing you a Happy Married Life.
Family / Re: The Biggest Mistake In Marriage Right Now For A Woman by JewelBukky(f): 10:03am On May 23, 2020
See attack and counter-attack... Nawa ooo... undecided
Crime / Re: "My Aunt Watched While Men She Brought Slept With Me" - 20-Year-Old Girl by JewelBukky(f): 9:38am On May 23, 2020
Come now oh Lord sad
Crime / Re: "I Hired Assassins To Kill My Brother Because Our Father Trusted Him More" by JewelBukky(f): 9:36am On May 23, 2020
Opin aiye!!!! Repent for the Kingdom of God is at hand sad
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Post Abuja Jobs Here by JewelBukky(f): 6:18am On May 23, 2020
andrewtosin:
Bukky check your pm na
been trying to... Dunno wats wrong... Can't find ur msg in my mail.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Post Abuja Jobs Here by JewelBukky(f): 1:02am On May 17, 2020
andrewtosin:
lol... First of all follow me back first
oya na
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Post Abuja Jobs Here by JewelBukky(f): 1:02am On May 17, 2020
Charly!! I code wink
Kalaba:
Chelcy
Family / Re: House Clearance Sales.. Come In Here!!!! by JewelBukky(f): 5:42pm On May 14, 2020
Biko what happened to the Abj clearance sales thread?
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Post Abuja Jobs Here by JewelBukky(f): 5:38pm On May 14, 2020
andrewtosin:
Hi Bukky Bukky-ier Bukky-iest cheesy
Halloooo! cheesy you all should pm and reveal ya true selves ooo smiley
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Post Abuja Jobs Here by JewelBukky(f): 5:37pm On May 14, 2020
Kalaba:

You still maintained this account. Nice one, nice bussiness, God keep prospering you.
Yes i did smiley.. Amen! Thank youuu... Mind sending a pm so I get to knw you.. This Monica doesn't ring a bell grin
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Post Abuja Jobs Here by JewelBukky(f): 1:02pm On May 14, 2020
Majestique, God bless you.
Religion / Re: Bishop Oyedepo: It's Wrong To Allow People In Market And Not In Church by JewelBukky(f): 10:12am On May 07, 2020
More ya look away grin
Business / Re: Kdp. Kindle Amazon Books And Corona Virus Profits Method by JewelBukky(f): 8:17pm On May 04, 2020
Hi, Hi cheesy wink
Meedon:

Hello


First Lady
Education / Re: If You See Your Child With This Textbook What Will You Do? by JewelBukky(f): 1:22pm On May 03, 2020
What's all the argument for bayi That's the simplest illustration the author can potray for children at that level. I guess some folks here are just being sarcastic judging from the spiritual load point of view... Head - For carrying load (physical ones oo), normal levels na! While, Head- for carrying load (spiritual loads) I jump and pass angry

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Business / Re: Kdp. Kindle Amazon Books And Corona Virus Profits Method by JewelBukky(f): 12:00pm On May 03, 2020
Wooow! Read from pages 1-13 and I must say you all are wonderful! I sure gained useful tips to help me start up. Thanks op for creating the thread. Say hi to the latest kdp newbie cheesy

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Education / Re: Some Grammatical Mistakes You Make And Things You Say Wrong. by JewelBukky(f): 12:04pm On May 01, 2020
This is informative! Thanks for sharing.
Veebliz:
Some grammatical mistakes you make and things you say wrong.


Hello, everyone. Before I shoot, I’d like you to read this:

After learning some Spanish and having to correct a lot of English in WhatsApp groups, I’ve discovered that some of us say some things wrong. Some like saying things like “English is not our language”, “Who English epp? (Who does English help?)” “Does it add money to my account?” especially when you correct them. But most of these are said out of ignorance. English is not your language, but why do you use it? English has helped a lot of people, YES! It has. Why else do we use English to teach at school? In fact, more research has been done in English than in any other language, 98% of scientific materials published today are in English, I’m not saying that other languages are inferior, but the truth is that, some people do need to stop being ignorant and face it – English really DOES matter…and YES – it can add money to your account in so many ways; you think about it.

Yeah, I feel like it’s important for me to add this: I’ve come across some Nigerians who speak English as their first tongue; I do as well, so the idea of saying English is not our language doesn’t make any sense at all. I have no problem with anybody speaking any indigenous language.

The English language is not a foreign language to Nigeria, it has mixed with our cultures in a unique way, and therefore has become ours – one of our languages, even though I don’t speak the language of my indigenous tribe, I still have some of their cultural values instilled in me, I cherish and respect them.

Aha! I must not skip this; I've interacted with Brits and Americans on the internet, so I see them make silly mistakes as well, but the ones I've written here are some of the mistakes I see my country people make often. Let’s see some of the grammatical mistakes people make and things they say wrong.

1) The verb – to make;

Of course, you would have definitely seen some people make mistakes with this verb, it’s common to hear people say things like:
“This picture makes me TO remember my past.”
“Eating all the time will make you TO be fat.”
“If you use this medicine, it will make you TO sleep.”
I am sure you’ve already spotted the mistake, right? – Yeah, I made it obvious. The verb – to make doesn’t take “to” after it, so the correct thing to say in each sentence above is: “This picture makes me remember my past.”
“Eating all the time will make you (be) fat” – in this kind of sentence, it’s more common and therefore more natural to skip the verb – “be”.
“If you use this medicine, it will make you sleep.”
The only time it’s fine to use “TO” after the verb – to make is when it is in the passive; for example, “I was made TO kneel down yesterday at school.” NOT I was made kneel down yesterday at school.”


2) The verb – to enable;

This verb requires “to” after it, but it is so amusing that some people would leave out “to” using this verb but would use it with the verb “to make”.
Here is an example: “This software will enable you TO work on your computer efficiently.” NOT “This software will enable you work on your computer efficiently.”


3) The verb – to allow;

This verb also requires “to” after it.
Here is an example: “My parents will not allow me TO go out today.” NOT “My parents will not allow me go out today.”


4) The verb – to reply;

The mistakes made with this verb are pretty common, this verb is intransitive, which means it cannot go with a direct object, therefore, it needs a preposition for it to make sense, and therefore, you reply TO somebody or TO something. NOT reply somebody or something.
“Why didn’t you reply my messages?” is WRONG. The correct thing is: “Why didn’t you reply TO my messages?”


5) The idiom – to be about to do something;

Hahahaha , I remember hearing someone say: “I was just about asking same thing.” Well, the correct thing is: “I was just about TO ask you THE same thing.”


6) The noun – stuff;

Yeah! This particular noun is such a pain in the ass for some people, it is uncountable, so, it cannot take an S after it and an indefinite article can’t be used with it either.
“Please give me five minutes – I want to get my STUFF” NOT “Please give me five minutes – I want to get my stuffs”.
“Where did you get all this stuff?” NOT “Where did you get all these stuffs?”
“Where IS all my stuff?” NOT “Where are all my stuffs?”
“This is good stuff.” NOT “This is a good stuff.”
The only context where stuff can take an S is if it’s used as a verb: “Ade always stuffs himself with so much junk food.”


7) The nouns – slang and jargon;

English is weird, yeah…but it’s not hard. So many people make mistakes with these nouns - These nouns are uncountable – yeah you read it right; UNCOUNTABLE.
I remember reading an article sometime ago, it had: “20 slangs you will hear in Nigeria” as its title: If you’ve been reading this article carefully, you will have known what is wrong with the sentence.
Numbers can’t be used with uncountable nouns, so the correct thing is: “20 SLANG WORDS/EXPRESSIONS/TERMS you will hear in Nigeria”. Or simply put: “Some slang you will hear in Nigeria.” – So you can use “some” with uncountable nouns and countable nouns as well.
“That is internet slang.” NOT “That is an internet slang.”
“Too much slang was used in the movie.” NOT “Too many slangs were used in the movie.”
“His messages were full of jargon.” NOT “His messages were full of jargons.”


8 ) The noun – information;

I don’t need to explain this, just keep it in mind that it is UNCOUNTABLE.
“Thank you for that information.” NOT “Thank you for those informations”
“What a wonderful piece of information!” NOT “What a wonderful information!”
“I want to share some information with you.” NOT “I want to share you an information.”


9) The noun – advice;

This is uncountable as well: make sure you do not mistake it for the verb: advise. The noun is spelt with a C and the verb with an S.
“I need (some) advice from you.” NOT “I need some advices from you.” NOT “I need an advice from you.”


10) All what;

If you’ve been saying this, then you need to STOP saying it! This is WRONG! It should be either: “All (that)” or “All OF what”.
“All (that) I’ve been saying is that….” NOT “All what I’ve been saying is that…”


11) The noun – headache;

Just as people make mistakes with uncountable nouns, they also do the same thing with countable nouns – it’s very common to hear “I am having headache”. This sentence is wrong. It should be: “I have a headache.”


12) The noun – news;

This is an uncountable noun. wink
“This is good news!” NOT “This is a good news!”


13) The expression – in the twinkling of an eye;

I’ve heard and seen people say: “In the twinkle of an eye.” – This is wrong of course: it should be: “In the twinkling of an eye.”


14) The famous – “I don’t get”.

Okay, I don’t want to be too annoying because I KNOW that some will get angry reading this article, but guess what? Learning never ends. We are used to saying this, but you should know that the verb – to get in this case is transitive, so it needs an object to sound okay.
So I recommend that you start saying: “I don’t get IT.”
Saying “I don’t get” has always sounded weird to me, I’ve asked some foreigners just to be sure it's not just me but they said it sounded weird to them as well.


15) The noun – furniture;

I usually see furniture makers put up a sign like “ABC furnitures.”
This doesn’t work in English; it’s an uncountable noun, so you already know the drill.
“They like playing with furniture.” NOT “They like playing with furnitures.”


I am Nigerian, so I speak more Nigerian English, I don’t hate it, I just like when people make good use of it because I know what it feels like when you murder someone's language. When I was in junior secondary school, I remember saying something wrong in Yoruba while I was playing with my friends, you needed to have seen how three of them were throwing corrections at me. (
There are so many people who care about mistakes – especially in English.
These are just a few of the mistakes. I could keep on writing and writing, but I will leave it here.
So, I hope this helps your English if you’ve been saying it wrong.




Ermmmm, one last thing before the final full stop: This is for people who can’t do without starting a sentence with or using “Am”; What exactly is wrong? Please stop making this horrible mistake, if you can’t use the contraction: “I’m…” then use: “I am…”
It’s not hard work. The pronoun I is just one letter.

Thanks for reading.

Veebliz.

Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Post Abuja Jobs Here by JewelBukky(f): 8:58am On May 01, 2020
Happy New Month People!
Thread is so dry undecided sad
Politics / Re: Eased Lockdown Not Permission For Carelessness, FG Warns by JewelBukky(f): 8:48am On May 01, 2020
As if they care in the first place... Had Coro not taken its choice on the high cabal... Who knows what would have remained of the country today Mtchewww undecided
Politics / Re: Reps Insists On Two-Month Free Electricity For Nigerians by JewelBukky(f): 8:44am On May 01, 2020
Can't believe they are still on this... Since when? Just two months free electricity is what they've been on, dragging upandan since... Is that even a priority right now How much them don pay NEPA? Something that a single individual among them can afford to shoulder from enormous loots of fund they've accumulated in their name even for a whole year! sad Talk about Majoring on the minor! undecided
Politics / Re: Ganduje Asks FG To Relax Lockdown In Kano To Help Residents Buy Food by JewelBukky(f): 8:37am On May 01, 2020
He's such a selfish and an ingrate Gov. Im cup go soon full!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Politics / Re: The Person Who Leaked Buhari’s Speech Caught - Femi Adesina by JewelBukky(f): 8:32am On May 01, 2020
Unc. Femi, I think same punishment should apply to you and your cabals for deceit! Yeah! For claiming the speech was live all along! angry Deal with whoever leaked it at your own peril! Se u all want to be objects of scorn in ds country ni
Radarada lipsrsealed
Career / Re: Access Bank To Cut Staff Salaries, Retrench 75% Of Workers by JewelBukky(f): 8:24am On May 01, 2020
Hmmmm... Its a pity though... I'm pretty sure its not because they can't afford to pay in full but just want to take advantage of the situation... Lockdown yen yen yen undecided... Even those who ain't affected are ranting lockdown shenanigans!!! Banks are definitely top list of those this lock down won't tell on to some little or no extent at all! Was it not access bank that donated to FG some pretty sum of money again Nansense and ingredients! God dey sha!!!

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