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I got the invite too... Please the 3rd question is confusing me any idea please?

I mean the 3rd Question to be asked in the video profile i.e If you were the interviewer, what question would you ask that would provide an insight into your technical fit for the role and Why?

Please share idea on this. Thanks

Hopeful20100:
What is going on in Yorubaland? Badoo, Kidnapping, ritual, robbery, jungle justice? Instead of them to be fighting for freedom like SE, SS and Middlebelt, they are busy killing themselves. SMH

is it only in Yoruba land? have u been to calabar to see how humans are been burnt all in the name of stealing in this hunger stricken nation? Roberry, kidnapping is evil but jungle justice is more evil...check those killers u will see ritualist and armed robbers among them too...

pyyxxaro:
Don't really know what to say
Make I go sweep compound first b4 my landlord increase rent again
Brb

oh! my GOD, please don't kill me with laughter abeg...

pyyxxaro:
Don't really know what to say
Make I go sweep compound first b4 my landlord increase rent again
Brb

oh! my GOD, please don't kill me with laughter abeg...

nice but this rooting things can crash ur phone o beware....

bonifieldstun:
U ain't fucking her well bro my joystick size is 7.5 inch dem no born am well to flirt with another bobo coz mine is one of a kind, so OP if u have 4-6 inch joystick lol ion what to say lol pray make she no see me flirt with o

picture or I don't believe it...lolz

asuustrike2009:
No it's not a sin. Married couples can have sex anytime, anyday except during fasting provided both of them agree to set aside. Sex is good and was created by Yahweh for married couples. It's to be enjoyed while on earth because after resurrection no more sex. Married couples should utilize it now before it's too late

how do u know after resurrection no more sex? have u died and resurrect b4?

abeg its holy to enjoy ur wife and hubby anytime, any day, anywhere and everywhere provided you are married...

NothingDoMe:
We dey vex.
Have a lovely day.

vex over what?

ifenuwon:
Good day pple,

I need your advice on some issues bothering me now
My girlfriend (dating for 2 years now with pastor and parents consent) has been behaving very funny these days.

She suddenly starts flirting with other guys openly and anytime I ask her who those guys are, she gets angry and tells me I have no right to ask her who they are even after I discovered she is having hidden chats and dates with them.

The first instance happens to be on her birthday, I planned to take her out and on getting to her shop I met this man there, though I didn't ask her who he was but on getting to the eatery she became very cold and didn't eat any of the things I bought for her...On asking her who the guy was she started telling me I shouldn't ask her but I later got to know the man cos his wife happens to be a patient of mine (I am a male nurse)

Second instance happens to be with a street guy I know
Though I recently started seeing the guy in her shop every day but didn't ask her anything. My suspicion arose wen the few times I actually met the guy in her shop. She starts acting strange and both of them get very quite In one instance the guy was just in front of her and she texted him not knowing I saw what she was doing...

And the following day, I met them together on the way and immediately the guy saw me...he pretended like he wasn't with her and stylishly walked away.
When I asked her who he was, she started over reacting and telling me I shouldn't ask her and if I don't trust her that is my problem.

Now I don't know what to do about her cos our families are close and we go to the same church...pls I need your opinion.

No insults

...and u are here still asking questions ode?

blingxx:
u de mind the hypocrites ? ...all I see is northern beggers they picked up on the streets just to make a show off. ..just because those people are beggers why won't they accept the food ...you dont make a mockery out of other people's misery just to look good must we know they are sharing food

Whoever, whatever they are, accept the fact that its a good gesture and a peaceful act.

I am a Muslim and I am over 100% proud to be one. This is a kind gesture and a step in direction of unity. let's show love to one another and stop the violence. Good one to those xtian guys.

GrandGarcon:
This is what is called medicine after death, why now? All these while Igbos have been wearing awusa attire, so we did it first, but they ignored us and now that times have changed they want to act like they love us. If you want to give me an umbrella, give it to me before it starts to rain, not when I have been drenched in rain water you present me an umbrella. IT IS TOOOOOOOOOOOOO LATE!

You are typical evidence of Igbo boko haram, you just hate peace I guess... shame...

adisabarber:
What is the point of this thread?

Senseless topic, nothing to derive...mtchwww

I kinda agree with this....... An Igbo policeman who faced armed robbers in Zenith bank in Owerri (Igbo state) got killed in the process. The Nigerian {Police and the bank allegedly abandoned his family. Now a YORUBA man, through Punch Newspaper (Owned by a Yoruba family) brought the story to the front burner and started GoFundMe for the late cop's family. within 2 days, over $16,000 had been raised and in the list of names of people who donated were Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo and every other tribe and tongue in Nigeria. Ironically, this happened in the middle of so much hate and tribal bigotry ongoing in the country. While we hated, cursed and called each other names, underneath that madness, our humanity rose above hate and bigotry and we came together as one indivisible family in helping the slain policeman's family regardless of their tribe. Nigerians, what is our problem? Doesnt this go to show that we hate for no apparent reason if we could show so much DETRIBALISED love in the middle of hate orgy that we got ourselves immersed in within the same period? We do not hate each other in the right sense of the word but some demonic people are pulling the strings of hate and we have decided to be willing puppets! So sad. Purge yourselves of negative energy. Have a good day.

NwaAmaikpe:

Na wa,

The people taking care of that baby boy should please always wear him a condom so that he will not spread the virus

Your brain needs Reformation.... ode

theophorus:
Hmmm!


I like the SUV but I never get the Money to Buy am.

The Money wen dey ground now na for Investment...

For those who can afford it, Please you can buy 2 and send me 1. Sincerely yours, I will snap and post it on All social platform say na you dash me...


Any Babe wen know say she like me make she buy one to prove Her "Love" for me.

theophorus:
Hmmm!


I like the SUV but I never get the Money to Buy am.

The Money wen dey ground now na for Investment...

For those who can afford it, Please you can buy 2 and send me 1. Sincerely yours, I will snap and post it on All social platform say na you dash me...


Any Babe wen know say she like me make she buy one to prove Her "Love" for me.

yeye boy like you...hahaha nice one sha

But come to think of it, the camp became deplorable because the so called graduate corpers mess the place up. You need to see so untrained corper mess up their rooms with little or no care. we should also manage whatever the government has provided... But the Government also need to renovate regularly to ensure the amenities are in good position... don't crucify me please...

hmmmm...Bihahidabin kutilat...( on the day of judgement when the baby ask "For what offence did I commit for you to kill me" ) what will be the mother response? May the lord forgive us and cleanse our land Nigeria...

May ALLAH make us meet the holy night and accept our Ibadan and forgive out sins. Barakah LAH fih. Jazzakum LAH haeran

2017 FIFA Confederation Cup kicks off on Saturday June 7 in Saint Petersburg – the ancient city of Russia.

Completesportsnigeria.com's IZUCHUKWU OKOSI chronicles the participation and performances of African teams in the tournament reserved for continental football champions. Cameroon are making their third appearance in the 2017 edition

Only Nigeria and Cote d' Ivoire have reached the last four of the tournament.

The FIFA Confederations Cup was previously known as the King Fahd Cup, named after Fahd of Saudi Arabia.

The competition had that title in 1992 and 1995 before FIFA took over the organization of the tournament in 1997 and named it the FIFA Confederations Cup.

Cote d' Ivoire (1992)

Cote d' Ivoire was the first African team to participate in the FIFA Confederations Cup when it was known as the King Fahd Cup in 1992.

The Ivorians had won that year's African Cup of Nations beating Ghana in the final in Senegal.

Cote d' Ivoire were defeated 4-0 by Argentina on 16 October 1992 in the semi-finals and lost 5-2 to the USA in the third place final on 19 October 1992.

Saudi Arabia hosted the tournament which was won by Argentina who defeated Saudi Arabia 3-1 in the final.

The 1992 tournament was the only one not to feature a group stage and only had four teams in attendance.

Nigeria (1995)

Nigeria won the 1994 African Cup of Nations in Tunisia, the second AFCON title in the country's history. That was the ticket they needed to fly Africa's flag in the 1995 King Fahd Cup as the African champions.

The Eagles also finished fourth in the tournament which had six teams in attendance. The Super Eagles were defeated by Mexico in the third place match, 5-4 on penalties after 1-1 at regulation time at the King Fahd International Stadium, Riyahd on 13 January 1995.

Ramon Ramirez scored Mexico's goal within the 90 minutes of regulation time but Daniel Amokachi restored parity eleven minutes later.

In the shootout, Nigeria's penalties were converted by Austin Okocha, Mutiu Adepoju, Austin Eguavoen and Ben Iroha while Emmanuel Amuneke lost his kick.

The Nigerians finished second with four points in Group B behind Argentina with same number of points but the Argentines had a better goal difference (+4, while Nigeria had +3).

Nigeria defeated Japan 3-0 (with goals from Amuneke, Adepoju and Amokachi). They then drew scoreless against Argentina.

South Africa (1997)

Saudi Arabia also hosted the tournament in 1997 despite FIFA taking over its organisation.

South Africa represented Africa having hosted and won the African Cup of Nations in 1996.

The Bafana finished bottom of the Group B table. The South Africans were held to a 2-2 draw by Czech Republic, defeated 1-0 by United Arab Emirates and were also defeated, 4-3 by Uruguay.The South Africans however won the FIFA Fair Play Trophy.

Egypt (1999)

Egypt were African champions after the 1998 African Cup of Nations so represented Africa the following year in Mexico.

The Pharaohs finished bottom of a Group A that comprised of Mexico, Saudi Arabia and Bolivia with just two points after three games.

The Egyptians were held to a 2-2 draw by Bolivia in their first match, they were also held by similar result against Mexico but lost 5-1 to Saudi Arabia.

Cameroon (2001)

As a dress rehearsal to the 2002 FIFA World Cup co-hosted by South Korea and Japan, Cameroon who edged Nigeria in a dramatic penalty shootout in the final of the 2000 Africa Cup of Nations co-hosted by Nigeria and Ghana were Africa's flag-bearers in Korea/Japan.

On 31 May 2001 Cameroon began their campaign on a losing note against Brazil 2-0. The Indomitable Lions also lost their next game against Japan on June 2 2001.

The Africans however won their last group game two days later against Canada winning 2-0 with their goals scored by Bernard Tchoutang and Patrick Mboma.

Cameroon (2003)

The Indomitable Lions of Cameroon were also the African representatives in the next edition of the FIFA Confederations Cup in France in 2003.

France retained the title they had won in 2001, but the tournament was overshadowed by the death of Cameroon's Marc-Vivien Foé, who died of heart failure in his side's semifinal game against Colombia.

Cameroon had topped their Group B
after defeating Brazil and Turkey 1-0 each and holding the USA to a scoreless draw.

A Pius Ndiefi goal was all they needed to beat Colombia in the semifinals but that was a sour victory as the Lions lost the enigmatic Foe to death.

Cameroon were defeated 1-0 by France in the final thanks to a Thierry Henry goal in the 97th minute of extra time. The late Marc Vivien Foe was awarded the Bronze Ball prize.

Tunisia (2005)

Tunisia represented Africa at the 2005 FIFA Confederations Cup as the winners of the 2004 Africa Cup of Nations.

The north Africans finished third in a Group A that consist of Germany, Argentina and bottom-placed Australia.

They lost 2-1 against Argentina, 0-3 to Germany in their second match, but defeated Australia 2-0 in their last group outing.

South Africa (hosts) & Egypt (African Champions; 2009)

Two African countries took part for the first time in the tournament. South Africa were the designated hosts of the 2010 World Cup and Egypt had won the Africa Cup of Nations a year earlier.

South Africa finished second in Group A with four points behind Spain who had a perfect nine points from three matches.

The hosts drew goalless against Iraq, defeated New Zeland 2-0 but were themsleves beaten 2-0 by Spain.

On their part, Egypt were the bottom-placed team in Group B. The Egyptians were beaten 4-3 by Brazil, they pipped Italy 1-0 in their second group game and lost 3-0 to the USA.

Nigeria (2013)

The Super Eagles returned to the tournament for the second time in Brazil.

Despite arriving late for the Confederations Cup, the Nigerian national team got off to a perfect start, beating a hapless Tahiti semi professionals 6-1 in their first Group B match on 17 June 2013.

Nnamdi Oduamadi scored a hat-trick in the one-sided game while left back Elderson Echiejile scored too but the Tahitians conceded two own goals no thanks to some calamitous defending by Nicolas Vallar and Jonathan Tehau.

Nigeria then lost their second game 2-1 to Uruguay on 20 June 2013. Diego Lugano scored the first goal of the match for the South Americans. Nigeria captain John Mikel Obi equalised after an individual piece of skill in the 37th minute. Diego Forlan however scored the winner for Uruguay six minutes into the second half.

The Eagles' last group game was a 3-0 loss against a rampant Spanish side three days after the defeat to Uruguay.

Nigeria won $1.7m for their participation at the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup in Brazil.


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Tears as Tiote’s Body Arrives in Abidjan (PHOTOS)
Posted By: Paul Oluwakoya On: June 15, 2017 In: News Update, Sports
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Wilfried Bony was among the pallbearers as a coffin containing Cheick Tiote’s body returned back to his native Ivory Coast on Thursday afternoon.
Tiote’s body arrived at Port Bouet airport in Abidjan, the Ivorian capital, after being flown from Beijing where he tragically passed away.
Manchester City forward Bony and other former team-mates of Tiote’s with the Ivory Coast national team carried the casket on their shoulders.
Cheick Tiote’s coffin is carried by his former Ivory Coast team-mates at Port Bouet airport
Bony wore a t-shirt paying tribute to the late midfielder as he attended the sombre occasion
Bony wore a t-shirt emblazoned with Tiote’s face – which read ‘an elephant never dies’ in reference to the Ivory Coast national team’s nickname.
Former Ivory Coast national team coach Herve Renard was also in attendance along with the president of the Ivorian Football Federation, Augustin Sidy Diallo.
Family members displayed their grief as Tiote’s coffin was carried through the airport, where fans also came to pay their respects.
Tiote’s casket is carried through arrivals at the Port Bouet airport, the largest in the Ivory Coast
Former Ivory Coast national team manager Herve Renard was also in attendance on Thursday
Tiote suffered a suspected heart attack on June 5 during a training session with his club Beijing Enterprises and later passed away.
There was a memorial service for him held in Beijing on Tuesday which was attended by his ex-Newcastle team-mate Papiss Cisse, who plays in China with Shandong Luneng.
‘I lived some extraordinary moments with this man and today he’s gone,’ said Cisse at the service as he fought back tears.
A family member shows their grief at the service as mourners turned up to pay their respects
One fan painted himself in black and white and wore a hat with the message ‘farewell’
A mural featuring images of Tiote playing for the Ivory Coast was displayed at the airport
Beijing Enterprises players were also present at that service as they paid their respects to Tiote, who joined them from Newcastle in February.
Sportsmail revealed earlier this week that Beijing Enterprises had no emergency cardiac equipment at their training base which which to treat him.
And Manchester United legend Andy Cole questioned whether more can be done to protect players who suffer from heart problems.
Tiote during a training session with Chinese second division side Beijing Enterprises
Papiss Cisse sheds a tear while attending Tiote’s memorial service in Beijing on Tuesday
‘If someone is only 30 and they pass away, the question that is naturally going to be asked is ‘Why? What’s gone on there? Why has he passed away so early?’, Cole said to BBC Radio Five Live.
‘It’s a strange one. Cheick Tiote hadn’t been in China that long – a few months – so he must have had a medical to complete the transfer. Was nothing picked up in that medical?
‘Is anything actually being done? Is it being looked into? We need to nail it down and get to the bottom of why and what it is.
Bony and Tiote celebrate after winning the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations with the Ivory Coast
Bony and Tiote compete while playing for former clubs Swansea and Newcastle respectively
‘Because it seems to be happening to more and more professional footballers – fit, strong men.’
Tiote spent seven years at Newcastle and is best remembered for scoring a stunning equaliser in the 4-4 draw against Arsenal in February 2011.
He also featured for Anderlecht, Twente and made 55 appearances for the Ivory Coast senior side, winning the Africa Cup of Nations in 2015.

Tags: Africa Cup of Nations Anderlecht Cheick Tiote's Herve Renard Ivorian Ivory Coast national team Papiss Cisse professional footballers Tiote Twente Wilfried Bony

Tears as Tiote’s Body Arrives in Abidjan (PHOTOS)
Posted By: Paul Oluwakoya On: June 15, 2017 In: News Update, Sports
0 
Wilfried Bony was among the pallbearers as a coffin containing Cheick Tiote’s body returned back to his native Ivory Coast on Thursday afternoon.
Tiote’s body arrived at Port Bouet airport in Abidjan, the Ivorian capital, after being flown from Beijing where he tragically passed away.
Manchester City forward Bony and other former team-mates of Tiote’s with the Ivory Coast national team carried the casket on their shoulders.
Cheick Tiote’s coffin is carried by his former Ivory Coast team-mates at Port Bouet airport
Bony wore a t-shirt paying tribute to the late midfielder as he attended the sombre occasion
Bony wore a t-shirt emblazoned with Tiote’s face – which read ‘an elephant never dies’ in reference to the Ivory Coast national team’s nickname.
Former Ivory Coast national team coach Herve Renard was also in attendance along with the president of the Ivorian Football Federation, Augustin Sidy Diallo.
Family members displayed their grief as Tiote’s coffin was carried through the airport, where fans also came to pay their respects.
Tiote’s casket is carried through arrivals at the Port Bouet airport, the largest in the Ivory Coast
Former Ivory Coast national team manager Herve Renard was also in attendance on Thursday
Tiote suffered a suspected heart attack on June 5 during a training session with his club Beijing Enterprises and later passed away.
There was a memorial service for him held in Beijing on Tuesday which was attended by his ex-Newcastle team-mate Papiss Cisse, who plays in China with Shandong Luneng.
‘I lived some extraordinary moments with this man and today he’s gone,’ said Cisse at the service as he fought back tears.
A family member shows their grief at the service as mourners turned up to pay their respects
One fan painted himself in black and white and wore a hat with the message ‘farewell’
A mural featuring images of Tiote playing for the Ivory Coast was displayed at the airport
Beijing Enterprises players were also present at that service as they paid their respects to Tiote, who joined them from Newcastle in February.
Sportsmail revealed earlier this week that Beijing Enterprises had no emergency cardiac equipment at their training base which which to treat him.
And Manchester United legend Andy Cole questioned whether more can be done to protect players who suffer from heart problems.
Tiote during a training session with Chinese second division side Beijing Enterprises
Papiss Cisse sheds a tear while attending Tiote’s memorial service in Beijing on Tuesday
‘If someone is only 30 and they pass away, the question that is naturally going to be asked is ‘Why? What’s gone on there? Why has he passed away so early?’, Cole said to BBC Radio Five Live.
‘It’s a strange one. Cheick Tiote hadn’t been in China that long – a few months – so he must have had a medical to complete the transfer. Was nothing picked up in that medical?
‘Is anything actually being done? Is it being looked into? We need to nail it down and get to the bottom of why and what it is.
Bony and Tiote celebrate after winning the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations with the Ivory Coast
Bony and Tiote compete while playing for former clubs Swansea and Newcastle respectively
‘Because it seems to be happening to more and more professional footballers – fit, strong men.’
Tiote spent seven years at Newcastle and is best remembered for scoring a stunning equaliser in the 4-4 draw against Arsenal in February 2011.
He also featured for Anderlecht, Twente and made 55 appearances for the Ivory Coast senior side, winning the Africa Cup of Nations in 2015.

Tags: Africa Cup of Nations Anderlecht Cheick Tiote's Herve Renard Ivorian Ivory Coast national team Papiss Cisse professional footballers Tiote Twente Wilfried Bony

Dear Nairalander, the so called SNL is a scam, a GNLD in disguise. I got to the venue met few others only to be first put in a local beer parlour outside then later came a young man who asked us to come upstairs, the room is dirty, stinky and no fan nor AC. after a while, the sitting arrangement was jam-packed like we came for a church revival.

Then there came a lady who said she is from HR and asked us to off our phones otherwise you will be disqualified and also submit a CV with a passport photo attached, before I knew it a guy left the scene and few others and myself left... It was a sorry experience

emperorgoke:
I also got.. I don't think they are fake nd GNLD... but I won't honor the interview

Bros thank yourself for no honouring the invite, they are GNLD in disguise... I feel so stupid attending such a silly and poorly organized settings.

basilico:
Seems like the OP is so brainwashed that he does not realise women get Hot too.
As usual Islam is defined by men. Women should be FGMED do that they don't get moody.
Islam sucks.

Go and seek knowledge idiot...this page is for Muslim and not for pagans like u. Ode

thanks for the knowledge shared and for that guy that feels Islam is rigid, try to seek knowledge all religion preaches GOD rules and its not bad to seek knowledge of what u don't know or ure confused about.

emperorgoke:
they are now s&p global

thank you I got the information on their website. but why don't u give it a trial?

kdon0000:
Wa aleikum salam No, it doesnt spoils ones fast. It only does when one ejaculates.

Jazzakah LAH haeran..

[quote author=ayindejimmy post=57345013]because we're in the month of Ramadan. ..nothing more[/quote

I don't think its because we are in the month of Ramadan.

1. I think if the topic seeks to ask useful questions it makes front page. though I don't know the op criteria but I feel so.

2. if the topic is relevant to the period that may count for your reason above.

3. I don't think it has anything to do with Religion nepotism or others. let's live in peace Christian and Muslim we serve only one GOD.

Salam aleikum my Muslim brothers and sisters, I want to be enlightened more on the above topic.

I discover that during Ramadan fasting while resting or just sitting down I feel erection and I try to control this but it happens once in a while. please does this natural act destroy my fasting?

Jazzahkah LAH haeran

Moreoffaith:
your brain is dead bro.

I concur...he needs to visit a doctor...

Talk2tobo:
Got Same Text Msg From A Mobile Number

please do you have any info about the company?

Hello Nairalanders, please i got the below invite for a job, kindly help a brother on information about this company.


This is to inform you that the management of S.N.L approved your details and has selected you to come over for an assessment interview on MONDAY 12/06/2017.
Time: 9am
Venue: 228 ikorodu road, after Shepherd hill church by Obanikoro b-stop, Lagos.
Come with your credentials and a passport photograph.
Pls you are strictly advised to be punctual.