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When the system places emphasis on certificates and not the product quality, who wants to be left out? Its disguise and it works for many, myself inclusive. When I float my company, soon, I'll be more interested in the applicant's quality rather than their certificate. There's a lot more to benefit from 2.2 and 3rd class grads than we think. #proudly 2.2 and am pulling strings. |
Let me borrow someone's words here, and I quote "Na as goat stand for market na im dem dey price am". so stand well sister. |
godwinbatho:but dem get potential |
DavidEsq:They prey on the victim and work on his or her gullibility. Those who let out info always think they'll get something out of it. Sadly, they never. |
DEBJOCH1:Smart you. Better safe than sorry. |
Sorry for your loss Op. But truth is, no bank will ever call you to ask for your card or other details. Banks do not use normal GSM numbers except its your account officer who will introduce himself properly before discussion and if you aren't comfortable you decline the call. I know for sure that on most ATMs the default screen shows information that the bank will never ask of your card or other details. Same information is contained on web pages if you launch for online transactions.Unfortunately, many customers do not read them. In this age of electronic banking one has to be extremely protective of personal information because a little slip could result in huge losses. Another thing is the way customers print reciepts on ATMs and abandon them there. Its a source of basic information on your account for tech savvy fraudsters. Please guard your account information jealously. |
new issues keep Springing up. The man is getting way more than he envisaged.But let the prosecution arrange themselves well else, he'll just wriggle his way out. Our laws are so porous that the culprit can even establish a strong case amidst his predicament that we see with our "ordinary eyes" |
Drama queens. |
I have driven 13hrs straight. Quaanpan LGA in plateau state to Shinkafi in zamfara. left 7am and arrived 9pm. I do 8-9hrs from Borno to jos at least 1ce every month for the past 3yrs. doesn't feel hard for me anymore. |
masterblogger:I liked your post for the last three sentences. And I like you for that. |
Adasun:E Tok am, confam. Women will go men and be lyk just marry us, we'll feed ourselves and our offsprings. All we want is to bear your name. We are seeing it live now. Never knew the word will pass in my tym. Am tempted to go the End tymz things crew way. It really points to that. |
Singingbae:Then the election should be cancelled. If one who participated actively in the process is found to have compromised, then the whole process was compromised. And should be rerun again. But hey, we are in an environment where all things pass. |
I was dressing my dad's bed in the morning (1994), a metal hanging out cut my leg just beside the knee. It was so deep I still carry the scar to date. It looks like a fire burn but is was a cut... a deep cut. I nursed the wound for over a month. Thank God it was long vacation then, it healed before I resumed school. |
Mine is 'dan wake' a local food common in the north. I detest it so much. Tasted it just once and never again. |
You're on a looooonnnngggg thang bro. U need lectures on stunt 101. She playing stunt on u bro. And d earlier u realize and rearrange urslf, the better for you and the generation to come. Cos they'll tap from your sour experience. |
SSpeter:Are you really interested in the job? Its not a contract position. I cannot tell you anything pay now. You'll discuss that at the interview. I advise you read the thread from around June last year. You'll get so much I can't begin to narrate here. Just keep an open mind and you'll be fine. Goodluck. |
Congratulations to those landing offer letters! For those still waiting, keep hope alive. More testimonies to come. Winners never, and shouldn't quit. Best wishes to all. |
Fourcade:I love it. Red Hot Chilli Peppers... I've loved them way back. #bytheway comes to mind. #california too |
IGBOPRINCE:Damboa to maiduguri road opened today since December 2013. It will ease movements to southern Borno. Whatever happens up there, we only need normalcy to return here and we'll thrive on our own. Govt has never been for us. If we make it, we make it on our own #hasslersweare |
ZUBY77:Name is Beeswax. Thanks. |
Continuing the run on globalruns. But I have not been able to post comments on the site and I haven't seen other readers comments recently too. Its feels I'm alone on the site. Tried password reset to no avail. Zuby please advise. |
Depends on which country its moving in. left hand drive, its going left and vice versa. op ... abeg no burst my head. #modified its going left cos there's road space to the left in the pix. |
tinsel:Not the east. Its in the north. Met him last in 2006 and he had been there since I was in secondary school in 1994. I think he retired around 2010, am not sure. I only learnt of his retirement in 2014. Sure staying long in a parish happens but up here its rare. |
tinsel:That's long. One I know is Irish that spent about that long. He's retired now and back to his country. |
My question is how he was able to spend 20 years in a single parish. Haven't heard of that before. No priest in my archdiocese that I know in the last 10 years that has not moved between parishes. His diocese should have known that after such long period any attempt at transferring him will result in the kind of victimization stories we hear, even if its not the real reason. They shouldn't have allowed him stay that long. at least move him somewhere for some time then return him. That's how I know its done in my Archdiocese. |
And she got some 9ce hips... Dnt blame me thats what I saw. |
I will access as many secret files as I can and study them. Maybe I will understand why we are where we are despite our potential. it may help me in future. |
ZUBY77:Can't wait to resume this run. Boss Zubby, I hail. |
There's a provision for operating KYC TIER -1 or tier- 2 accounts for customers who do not meet the full kyc requirement. Worst case is to ask that your account be operated as a tier 1 account with no requirement for ID or address verification. Maximum holding limit for this account type is 200 thousand naira with single transaction limit pegged at 20 thousand. You may also request that your account be modified to a tier-2 account with holding and transaction limits pegged at 500 and 50 thousand naira respectively If your bank was truly updating KYC records in line with regulatory requirements, your account would have been downgraded to tier1 and your dad's transaction would have been returned to him with an advice on the status so you can maintain or upgrade upon presentation of required documents. |
SaAbbas:sure, saw them lots in Kazaure, Jigawa. That was in 2009. Also saw some damaged ones in a garage in Yola in 2013 meaning they were in use sometime before then. |
TOPCRUISE:LOL. I'm sure he meant crush. there was an orange drink 'crush' then. |
Wow! You just reminded me of Christmas time back in the 80's, that's when we had these in excess. The tonic water was a bit bitter. I can't really remember the taste of Ginger ale. Man don advance o!!! |
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