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gentlerossy1:Any idea about them. |
Masterbiodun:I have sent you a pm. |
DRscience:Sorry for replying late. You have to do it on laptop |
Masterbiodun:I got the same message |
odiagabros:You have to register first before applying for the position follow this link to register: https://careers.fidelitybank.ng/ After you register, login and update your profile to apply. I hope this helps. |
Jamean:CV Sent Waiting for your response |
jOSHBOYY:Thanks |
Please when is south west (precisely Oyo State) having their own interview? |
Nma27:Baba God have already stamped that. One kind thing is going to kill person one day. |
Nma27:Nma27 If you want to cook rice in the night, you have to soak it since morning to completely remove the arsenic. That is craziness of the highest order |
donolatunji:The technique you can employ is this: Sun dry ------ Smoke ------ Refrigerate ------ Boil ------- Fry I hope this helps |
subtlemee:The food I know that required soaking a little before taking is garrious (garri). Rice will now be soaked for approximately 12hrs before cooking. |
Lalasticlala, Seun What did you think? |
yomi007k:Some will not even wash rice before cooking it. They will claim that the quantity of the cooked rice will increase when not washed. |
In the average home, rice is a must-eat food on a daily basis, especially when you have children around. It’s so easy to cook — or so many of us assume, what with the unceremonious ways we pour it into the pot and cook it in a jiffy! Yet, researchers are saying that the way we cook rice can lead to diseases and death! Scientists warn that rice contains a worrying amount of arsenic, a harmful chemical that can cause heart disease, diabetes and cancer. According to a group of researchers in Northern Ireland, the way most people cook rice, which is by boiling it in a pan until it absorbs the water, doesn’t get rid of the toxin. Researchers warn that traces of the poison arsenic – a chemical that contaminates rice as a result of industrial toxins and pesticides used in the growing process – can be found in the rice even after cooking the way we do. The safest way to cook rice is to soak it overnight first, wash it with cool water the following morning, before finally cooking it. The researchers found that this reduced arsenic levels by 80 percent. Chronic exposure to arsenic has recognised links to a range of health problems including heart disease, diabetes and cancer. Thankfully, there’s no reason to panic just yet, as a series of experiments showed that it is possible to reduce our levels of exposure to arsenic by simply changing the way we cook rice. A professor of biological sciences at Queens University Belfast, Andy Meharg, tested three ways of cooking rice to see whether it altered the levels of arsenic. In the first method, he used a ratio of two parts water to one part rice, allowing the water to ‘steam out’, as identified above. In the second, he used five parts water to one part rice, washing off excessive water before serving. This saw the levels of arsenic almost halved. Finally, the rice was soaked in water overnight before beingcooked the next day, resulting in an 80 per cent reduction ofthe toxin. For the safest results, the overnight rice should be rinsed until the water is clear, before being drained and boiled in a saucepan using a ratio of five parts water to one part rice. Source: http://www.punchng.com/how-you-cook-rice-can-result-in-hypertension-cancer/
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ibroh22:It was fine. 50 questions in 15mins But it was stated that you can't finish all, just try your best. I think what they need is speed and accuracy. cc: martinsfm |
martinsfm:I received the online test link and the test lasted for 15mins. |
ibroh22:Same applies to me. No application ID |
I'm also interested in the format also I have experience in different sectors for 9years easy4proabd.razak@gmail.com |
jearile:Explain the bolded part please |
brandable:When is your interview? |
You are shortlisted for an assessment / interview in our office at Ikoyi( 14 Palm Royal drive , off Osborne Estate , Phase 2 ) on Friday 27th January, 2017 by 10 am. Please somebody assist.... I don't want to waste transport fare as I'll be coming from Ilorin. |
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You are hereby invited for an ASSESSMENT which holds Monday 13/01/17 by 10am at No 1 Olabisi cl, Mende Maryland Lagos. Please who got this invite also? |
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People can verify by calling those numbers. Or anybody that knows someone in Ogbomoso metropolis can call to confirm it The child is dying!!! |
We need our urgent assistance to save this 2 month old child named Olaogun Khalid Olamide who was diagnosed of having a congenital heart diseases and need a surgical intervention in a special center outside the country. The cost of the procedure has been estimated at: Three Million Naira (#3,000,000:00). Attached is the letter seeking for our assistance. No amount is too small to save this child. You can contribute your quota in saving the soul of this child through this account number: Bank: United Bank of Africa (UBA), Ogbomoso Branch Account Name: OLAOGUN KHALID OLAMIDE Account Number: 2092458774 For more enquires, you can contact the following numbers: 08103148602, 08062752633, 08066381194, 08148000863, 07068408328 May God reward and bless us abundantly.
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Can this post be move to family please? cc: Dominique, sissy3 |
We need our urgent assistance to save this 2 month old child named Olaogun Khalid Olamide who was diagnosed of having a congenital heart diseases and need a surgical intervention in a special center outside the country. The cost of the procedure has been estimated at: Three Million Naira (#3,000,000:00). Attached is the letter seeking for our assistance. No amount is too small to save this child. You can contribute your quota in saving the soul of this child through this account number: Bank: United Bank of Africa (UBA), Ogbomoso Branch Account Name: OLAOGUN KHALID OLAMIDE Account Number: 2092458774 For more enquires, you can contact the following numbers: 08103148602, 08062752633, 08066381194, 08148000863, 07068408328 May God reward and bless us abundantly. cc: Dominique, aminat508, Agarawu23, prettymama, seun, sissie et al.....
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EternalTruths:What are you insinuating? |
Ayoolla:You have nailed it. |

hope Afonjas are enjoying the change.