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You tell a lady you love her and act otherwise, they'll say action speaks louder than voice but in this situation the Op posted, seems like it's the other way round. God go help una... You know what you want so help yourself |
IntersexSherry:I see you are at advantage... Yes. Even with that condition. Think deep dear. You have what many lack and it's the willpower to succeed. |
IntersexSherry:What health condition are you faced with? Do you mind talking to a friend? We can talk things out if you don't mind sharing some of your personal information, pls check my mail and drop your contact. |
Jas80:In |
If I were to be a military personnel and maybe a senior rank officer, I'm sure I would have staged a coup to end this run of disgraceful government or democracy regimes we've been having since OBJ. It just keep getting worsened than we could have imagine. And we're all brainwashed to believe the worst of democracy is better than the best of military rule. Let somebody tell me if we've ever had it this bad in our history under military rule....Come to think of it, the cost of running this over-hyped democracy is a torn on the flesh of the citizens on its own. You hear them borrowing as if we're about to be declared bankrupt yet there's nothing to show for the money they're borrowing. |
[quote author=TerryMcGinis post=90587106][/quote]Check the link below... You should find free programming courses that might interest you there. They're all on Udemy. https://udemycoupons.me/100-off-udemy-coupons-codes-verified-for-today/?amp |
marvelphysics:I know a few guys who got good programming jobs with certifications only without uni or poly cert. Mind you, programming is competence based and you're not going to be limited to Nigerian labour market alone provided you're very good at it and you've done some projects on your own to show for it. I have a friend in Malta who got a job from Nigeria and was flown there as an expatriate. In addition to those certifications, you might wanna check British embassy website.they also run higher diploma courses in computer science which you can do on a part-time while you keep to you BDC job. That will give your CV a boost too. As for where to start with programming, if your knack for AI is strong, you might wanna start up with Phyton or seek advice from gurus on IT section of Nairaland. They will direct you. In addition, I came across some websites that run free courses, though it might not be comprehensive but it's going to be a good start. Chat me up on WhatsApp on 08130303131. I will add you to a group chat where you get links to those few online courses. Peace |
marvelphysics:Pls go and learn programming. If you have the guts, don't disturb yourself about admission if you're really focused. A year or so into your programming class, save some money and write their professional exam or certifications. Provided you're good at it and have some of those certifications, you'll get good jobs better than those that went for BSc or HND. |
petitejolie:My dear, I read your first comment and the one I quoted, and what I make of it is that you have not come to terms with the real nature of human. Human being are naturally designed to fail and that's why we have laws here and there to cut short some of our excesses. Even God gave Moses the 10 commandments. The cardinal rules for partnership is lengthy but one summary I have for it is that, watch the market you're being lured into before you end up as the stock in trade. Irrespective of age, gender or race, everybody is naturally conditioned to seize 'opportunity' and the meaning/interpretation of that word differs based on so many factors. The crux here is that that experience should leave a positive mark on you and not what I'm perceiving now. It should teach you how to do it differently if presented with another chance (most probably with another person). Who says you can't champion the business on your own. Who says you can't write the proposals to those big companies that uses all the produce you listed as raw materials and strike a deal that will make the man become one of your errands or personal aides? Just make lemonade from the shit life throws at you and trust me, it will look like it's all staged to happen like that in your favour. |
My story plenty ooo... I pray I'm able to summarize with apt and dish out the meat at the end. I've never been unemployed all my life. All thanks to my upbringing. I started making money as a teenager. Sold pure water and gala at different times while I was in my secondary school and I still managed to be an exceptional student in class. While waiting for admission, I ventured into repairs and sales of micro gadgets like MP3, MP4, CD Walkman player, DVD palmtop media player and so on. Life was sweet back then. I made so much money but I was never satisfied bcuz I felt pressured to further my education just bcuz of those secondary school hype of "the boy is brilliant and the boy is good"....trust you know that kain thin. After 2 different post UME heartbreaks, I finally settled for a polytechnic (never have I considered stepping down to a polytechnic level if not, would have been in HND1 by the time I was entering ND1). Again, I graduated well with distinction and that reassurance of my academic prowess came back.... I'm brilliant nau. While searching for a place to intern for my Industrial training, I got a 50k job offer in 2012 but I declined with my shoulder high that I'm better than that ...even as an ND holder ooo...lol Fast forward to 2017, I quit a job that brought me so much respect and satisfaction due to my ego again... This time, I had graduated from a private University where I paid through my teeth to complete and with my reassuring self, I'd thought I was going to get another job during or after my NYSC. Luck almost shone on me during my youth service but village people at it... I lost the opportunity to a sadist after getting positive recommendation from my country director. After my near miss at securing another job, I ventured into poultry with a substantial amount of my savings. I targeted easter period and reared boiler chickens only to receive the greatest shock of my life when market realities hits me hard. It was a year to forget as I lost close to 60% of my investment. This got me desperately in need of funds and that desperation led me to the nightmare of my life - I finally accept a 50k job after spending a million plus in a private uni to acquire BSc....mind you, I graduated well there too. CoronaVirus came and the company (insurance) couldn't meet up with their obligations due to the effect of the pandemic on the economy. As type this, my last salary is still being owed since I was relieved of my appointment on May 18. After all the merry-go-round of my life, I'm back at Alaba international market where it all started for me. I'm learning how to fix laptop computer (upped my game from the media players) at age 30. All my friends and mates who were envious of my academic superiority and my exploits in the corporate world didn't know that they were allot better off being a boss of their own...all married and doing well. Mind you, even those who have the best of careers in corporate service still fall back to entrepreneurship at the end of their years of active service. So why not start early (now) and gain ground before they come back to the street and rule over you? |
Chamber2000:Original Igbo man spotted there. They start off by talking down their direct audience. Raining insults and tongue-lashing the weak by flaunting their superior advantage ostentatiously. Well-done onye nna. You're doing well. ooooin! Modified. You have a counter argument, bring it up in a subtle manner without causing harm to the personality of the person you're addressing.... |
Esseite:They also left with 40 cattles and I believe that was done by foot. You must have seen herds men with their herds and how slowly they move. Yet, none of our military intelligence could report the incident to the nearest JTF battalion for swift counterterrorism fight. After all said and done, this same state that has lost near a million of her citizens to terrorism will still report electoral votes more than so many states with relative peace. Nigeria my country! |
@Confusedgirl869 I hope you read the comment made by this wonderful man below. I'm recommending you take his advice wholeheartedly bcuz he somehow touched on my story without knowing me. Am currently living in regrets of my past mistake with my ex. If only I had done more, if only I had showed her kind of zeal for marriage at the time....if only I had known I will be the one who can't live without her. My dear, just like am counting my losses, your Mr. Perfect guy will remember you when you're long gone in your God destined husband's house seeping tea with honey. He will most likely realize all this thought of "baby mama" thing as just being childish. There comes a time in a man's life when all that matters to him is family....to see and have people around him that he can call his own. He thinks he will remain a youngman forever. Old age will teach him the lesson of his life but trust me it will be too late. And what makes it worse at that age is being in the company of those he detest but can't confront them to tell them of his dislike for them when he realizes he's married the wrong person. Like I tell people, life is a bad teacher. You fail but never get the opportunity to right your wrongs. It's just one life. Get it right now or regret every moment of your life. Please go for someone who shares your values about life, particularly those of marriage and family. Peace manontree: |
I know your boyfriend will regret loosing you. It's just a matter of time. I'm a guy and in that state of mind right now. He will grow up and realize it's late already. I wish you well in your next relationship bcuz you're obviously and definitely going to part ways with him. I pray you find a man you both have so many things in common with. |
dedons:The obvious meaning of this thing she has on her waist is that those eating her food will never eat to their fill. Buy 3k food and you'll continue to long for more without eating to your fill. To them, it's a marketing technique |
No matter how terrible a northern governor is, he will still have slight sympathy for his people and that's why you drive round most parts of the northern states and you see good motorable roads compared to down south where our excessive business mindedness have made our governors see public funds as a short route to riches. Weldon to those doing well and we pray for those doing poorly that God will enter their heart to lead aright. |
genbaks:Where in Bauchi are you and how much do you sell? I need two sheep and a small ram for rearing. |
Drizzy5001:I don't pray you see or experience it first hand before you believe bcuz it might be too late. Onikan stadium is just opposite Lion building, along Bony Camp if you get a bus going to Law School from CMS. Stop by at the place and beg the security officers there to grant you access into the premises even if it is the spectators stand so you can see those in quarantine yourself. I pray you're allowed into the place and that you make it out without contracting the virus. Best of luck |
mushystuff:The bolded above is exactly what I meant by saying that the fight against corruption is corrupt in itself. To be candid, you have a very good point and I'm not contesting that. If you go through the country's precedence since OBJ, you'll agree with me that most of our antigraft agancies were set up to fight political opponents and silence any of their critics. I'm not approving a lopsided fight against corruption but it is what it is here in Nigeria and we can't shy away from the fact that our democracy is still in its primitive years and unfortunately it's going to continue like this for some decades more. We either learn to appreciate the half bread we have and walk our way to perfection or tow the path of past administrations and watch people loot the treasuries without blinking an eye. |
Ningen:Oh my God... Thank God the world still have your kind. May God bless you richly. I already liked your comment even before reading the 3rd line. |
peaceuchenwoke:Where's the link? |
Just when you're trying so hard to hold on to the thinnest thread of hope for this country, you come online and read comments such as the one below! At first, an open minded reader would think he's one of the beneficiaries of the stolen largees.... Bros, Yes all those you listed are registered or known cases but my concern is that why do you think the EFCC should follow a particular order in trying those suspects? If they choose to start with Madam, so be it. Like I use to tell people. Yes, APC is corrupt. Yes, they're a group of refurbished PDP. Yes, the fight against corruption is corrupt in itself or lopsided. But hey! Let's appreciate there's even a one-sided fight against corruption for now. We used to have a regime where they was no shit done to curb the menace. Maybe when the table turns and power change hands, they'll be another one-sided fight against those who are there today. Then little by little, we will get there. Half bread like they say is better than poff-poff. Or would you rather they allow her go scot-free and consequently encourage the coming generations to loot once they get into public office? Esseite: |
EVILFOREST:You've forgotten that some of those pastors are above or about that age already... |
prekumohtim:I guess the best African player of the year or Lille's best player of the year. The op must have wrongly typed the caption |
Inda2020:Are you trying to justify being insane with madness ni? Or should I ask if your head is paining you ni? Most you justify one wrong with another? Why are we like this in this country for crying out loud! Who did we offend and how did we get here....! So bcuz Shekarau and BH is pursuing a crazy agenda, that should justify your reason to set up your own madness camp... Why aren't we emulators of good deeds for God's sake? Bad thing is that we'll all suffer from this continuous madness and the irony is that those from the favoured region suffers the most. |
amc:For argument sake, let's agree that you're right. Pls do the maths and give us the percentage of the personnels per tribe based on those you listed and those posted by the op. We should be protesting extreme nepotism such as this but for where, Nigerias are affiliated with suffering and smiling. People like you will still have the boldness to defend mediocrity |
amadiwati:mojeed.a.sulaiman@gmail.com |
Horbar1:What's the difference between a White Cockerel and the Black ones. Why the wide difference in price? Just asking to know. #135 to #30 is too wide a gap. I'm planning to buy both the local and foreign turkeys (never tried their day olds before). 7 to 3 of those and 25 apiece of both the white and black Cockerels. Then 10 Noilers.... I'm based in Lagos. Chat me up on 08130303131. Lemme know your price. |
Add me to the group plz... 08130303131 |
Xposed2020:You mean you sent all of these to a northern governor? Sorry to speak in this tone but almajiri system is a mechanism for electoral malpractices and population sensors hike. If a properly managed system was to be in place, the world would know their exact number and age, and with that, they can be easily monitored. But that's not what they want. It won't favour their political agenda. Their ruling class are perfectly okay with the status quo and they're ready to defend it any day any time |
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