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@ tstx Donald3d lols...the last painting is also dedicated to all men out there that loves it firm....we are the real heroes ! |
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and this piece is dedicated to all women/mothers out there that breastfed their kids exclusively for 6months.... shoutout to all men out there, who love it firm and moderate, we are the real heroes! Mynnd mynnd @offpoint1 *modified*
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'created a thread sometime ago that graced front page https://www.nairaland.com/2604774/portait-paintings-done-microbiologist Although, I've been AWOL from painting for a while now but here are some recent paintings I did.... Link: https://www.instagram.com/abyolah
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We are biko..... treat us right first and you will see how more romantic we can be MhizzAJ: |
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This list is compiled based on interactions I have had and from friends experience with Nigerian girls. Enjoy 1. Church This is number one their list. If you are not invited for the regular Sunday service, trust me you will get invited for a mid week programme, fellowship, night vigil or their church harvest and so on 2. Naming Ceremony/Child dedication Children are gift and blessing from God. Not just girls however some guys are guilty of this too. 3. Wedding As we all know, girls are always anxious about and looking forward to their wedding day...they dream about it almost everyday. So if a family member, friend or foe of theirs is getting married or hooked, you've got yourself a date. 4. Burial Ceremony If your girl has a great grandpa or grandma's burial coming up, you will be the first to get an invite. You don't need Ankara or any uniform for access, just call your bae once you get to the venue and leave the rest to her. 5. Graduation Ceremony If she or her family member is graduating, you will surely get an invite for a date and you are free to invite your friends too You can add yours too... cc tosyne2much lalasticlala farano |
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cc: lalasticlala seun erad prof800 farano dominique NwNwaAmaikpe Rocktation dominique acevic tosyne2much Fynestboi, Richiez, MissyB3 |
Portrait of Peace Omana Medium: Acrylic on canvas Size: 24" * 24" Year: 2017 Artist: Akinokun I. Abiola #drawing #art #acryliconcanvas #acylics #eyes #blue #portrait #portraiture #signed lalasticlala
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still available Abyolah: |
I intend to relocate to Canada and I would like to know what is required of me to do. I have a B. Sc degree in Microbiology and i'm also an artist (Paintings, Drawing ET Al) + I have a citizen residing in Canada that could help get a part time job. Please your input will be highly appreciated. Thank you Blackbuddy |
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Art for sale Title: Desolation Size: 18inches x 24inches #acryliconcanvas #landscape #artforsale #drawing #painting #sky #acrylic #acrylicpainting #modernart #impressionism #hope #interested..... Kindly dm me on whatsapp or call if you want to purchase... Thank you
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In as much as I detest politics, I can't help but comment on the present chaos we find ourselves as a nation... The truth is, the problem we have boils down to you and me as a person not just our politicians or the religious folks. This issue in particular has really eaten so deep into us in such a way that; We all see getting things done the dubious way or going through the back door as being smart and if you as a person tries to be diligent and go through the right channel, we tag as being stupid/dull. We all want the easy way out because if you can't beat them, you join them. We don't believe in hard work and all we want is to rob Peter to pay Paul. We see the act of lying as a norm (which is very common with the religious folks) and also believe so much in miracles forgetting about hard work and dedication in getting things done. It is just so sad today that people are appointed to important positions in government not based on competence or performance but based on favouritism, nepotism and who sabi who, forgetting the fact that there is no magic to success and if you try to be different that's the end. We preach what we don't practice and we put so much attention on things that are irrelevant! When you get to ask an average Nigerian irrespective of his religion or believe what happiness means, all we get to hear is; I want to serve God and have all the good things in life without stress but even after having it all what most are missing is the contention /(Dieziani's) part. An average Nigerian is never contended with the little he/she has because he wants to have it all and our crave for success and the love of money is second to none which shouldn't be in a sane society. Our system is so corrupted and has been messed up because we are all too greedy and are bloody hypocrites. I believe these are the little details we really need to address before we could get it right as a nation .... And in our own little way be the change we want to see. As for those in authority, we must keep them on their toes, and keep providing credible alternatives policy-wise and personnel-wise. Biases based on religion, ethnicity, gender, mundane politics et al. must be done away with and people must know they can trust us when they commit tasks to us. I believe all hope is not lost, but truth is, it's gonna be a long walk. We need to have a frank discussion about the future of our country. It's really going to be a long work and I believe we need to start preaching this so it could change our default mentality about what is needed of us to do as a nation. There's a big difference between knowing the right thing to do and doing the right thing. While the latter is always difficult, however it all boils down to paying attention to the little details to get that desired result. It's my hope and believe that we will soon get it right as a nation. It's time to stop visualising and take action, the future is here and it's now! Be the change. From a concerned citizen. God bless Nigeria God bless Nairaland seun lalasticlala mynd44 |
yes I did encounter such..... .... a link will be sent to activate your account which takes between 10-15minutes and then you update ur details before applying for any of the vacancy A mail will be sent immediately to confirm ur application phenomenal625: |
You first register on their site...... a link will be sent to activate your account which takes between 10-15minutes and then you update ur details before applying for any of the vacancy A mail will be sent immediately to confirm ur application olabuk02: |
he is there bro mikezuruki:
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applied oga lalasticlala it's not snake but job please do the needful
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you are corrupt chai gilgal7: |
thank you sir ....
Do have a lovely week BininEmpire: |
oga see them developers.....it runs in their blood Naija I hail thee
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Here is the story of Emmanuel Nwude who committed the largest fraud in Nigeria by selling a non-existent airport to a Brazilian for $242 million between 1995 and 1998. Emmanuel Nwude carried out one of the the biggest banking fraud in the world. The rise of internet fraud commonly known as 419 is one phenomenon Nigeria has come to be associated it. Before internet fraud became a global issue, Nwude had committed one of the biggest scams in the world. Specifically, his fraud was the third largest banking scam in the world after the Nick Leeson's trading losses at Barings Bank, and the looting of the Iraqi Central Bank by Qusay Hussein. How was Emmanuel Nwude able to carry out this jaw-dropping scam and convince Nelson Sakaguchi who was the director of the bank to part with so much money for the purchase of an airport? Nwude was a former director of Union Bank of Nigeria and this position made him privy to some links, information and documents that other persons would not be aware of. He impersonated the then governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Paul Ogwuma, and connected with Sakaguchi informing him of a mouth-watering deal of Nigeria’s plan to build an airport in Abuja. Nwude, pretending to be the Central Bank of Nigeria governor, told Sakaguchi that he stood of chance of pocketing $10 million commission when the deal passed through. Sakaguchi paid $191 million in cash and the remainder in the form of outstanding interest. Nwude’s accomplices were Emmanuel Ofolue, Nzeribe Okoli, and Obum Osakwe, along with the husband and wife duo, Christian Ikechukwu Anajemba and Amaka Anajemba, with Christian later being assassinated. The criminal gang was able to convince the director of the Brazilian bank to part with the money. How did Sakaguchi find out he was a victim of one of the largest scam in the world? In 1997, the Spanish Banco Santander wanted to take over the Banco Noroeste and a joint board meeting was held in December of that year. Officials of the Spanish bank noted that half of the Brazilian bank’s capital was at Cayman Islands unmonitored. This raised questions as this was two-fifths of Noroeste's total value. Investigation began and was carried out in Brazil, Britain, Nigeria, Switzerland, and the United States. Although the sale of the Bank still went on as the owners of the bank paid $242 million bill, the nak still collapsed in 2001. The birth of the EFCC In 2002, the then president, Olusegun Obasanjo saw to the establishment of an anti-graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Nwude’s fraud case one of the first to be investigated and in 2004, all members of the gang were arraigned before an Abuja High Court on 86 counts of "fraudulently seeking advance fees" and 15 counts of bribery related to the case . Although they pleaded not guilty, they were warned not to attempt to bribe court officials as it was suspected that money was going round. In 2005, Amaka confessed to helping Anajemba and was asked to repay $25.5 million and also sentenced to two and a half years in prison. Nwude attempted to bribe Nuhu Ribadu, the then chairman of the EFCC, with $75,000 cash but the latter refused and Nwude was charged with attempted bribery as well as attempt to kidnap a prosecuting witness. Following Sakaguchi's witness, Nwude finally pleaded guilty and was sentenced to five concurrent sentences of five years and was also asked to pay $10 million fine to the federal government. He was released from prison in 2006 and filed a case to reclaim his assets insisting some of them were acquired before the criminal act. He has so far been able to reclaim $167 million. Aftermath A land dispute in the town of Ukpo in the Dunukofia area with Abagana community turned bloody when over 200 men invaded the community killing four policemen and the security guard at the construction site in 2016. The Anambra state government fingered Nwude as the ringleader and he was subsequently arrested and arraigned on 27 charges including murder and terrorism. He is being held at Awka prison as the court case is still on. While Nwude’s criminal exploit was not the first in the country, it signified the rise in international financial crime and popularise the advanced fee fraud syndrome with Nigeria's name associated with it. Source: http://www.247nigerianewsupdate.co/2017/07/meet-nwude-biggest-nigerian-fraudster.html
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Title: Let's dance for a while Year:2019 Modified |
Are you in need of an art piece in form of painting to grace your abode, if yes, we at Aby art house are here to provide you with such service. Delivery is available nationwide and worldwide.... Subsequently I would be posting pictures of available artworks for sales and please do feel free to call or contact us. Thank you Instagram: abyolah P.S: Please you could also check this link to view some portraits I did that graced FP https://www.nairaland.com/2604774/portait-paintings-done-microbiologist |
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