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refreshrate:
Look at the section the post was written, did you see only for Muslims there ? abi someone told you NL belongs to Muslims only.

Better respect yourself you hear? If you don't understand what the haddith says and how to imply simple knowledge from reading it shut the fvck up and stop trying to sound intelligent.

How gold plated and gold are the same na only you understand that one.

call your aunty in mushin that like gold and tell her what you just wrote here let her answer you.

Gold and gold plated is the same. olodo rabata

Right .. The post was not on Muslim section and NL don't belong to Muslim.

Did I mention you in my Comment?
Wouldn't NL Muslims read and learn?
Must everything Muslim or Xtainity or Religion be posted on Religion section?

I will not use Foul and abusive language with you because only those who are not properly brought up, who lack moral and ethical reasoning will do such and that you have displayed who you are.

DONT DRINK IN A SILVER OR GOLDEN VESSELS AND DO NOT EAT IN PLATES MADE OF SUCH METAL"


if that what you can't read, think comprehend and relate with the Topic then you don't deserve my time.

Please don't quote me again.

refreshrate:
Your futile effort at trying to sound intelligent the cutlery are made from gold therefore they are good plated.

and I'm meant to go and read your comment again when better people have better comments for me to read?

your waka far, I swear

My Initial Comment was Explicit
You are meant to because you reply was totally uncalled for. if you don't understand the Hadith I quoted, you keep mute, (that if you are a Muslim)

if you not a Muslim, IT Simply Non of your business.

Op, You rating is based on BEAUTY OF THEIR BUILDING.

A teaching Hospital rating should be based on Available medical facilities, Available Medical practitioners who lectures the students among other important criteria, not Building.

refreshrate:
una don start.
Gold plated is different from gold na. Even if so you think she'll now throw away all the cutlery in the house and start using these ones?

Hian.

Me I don't like people not being able to comprehend & reason with what they read before talking o

Can u eat with pure gold?
the cutlery are made from gold, therefore they are are good plated.

Go read my comment again..

You should read, think , and comprehend before replying comments

Trippledots:
U're invited 4. INTERVIEW 11am MONDAY 7 /9/2015 @ our office 83 iyana-ipaja oshodi exp way opp propel filling station PAKO BUS STOP IYANA DOPEMU.

Pls who else got thia text? Its for tomorrow and i just got it today. The coy name wasn't even pasted. Pls o, any info!

SCAM

[quote author=deezeeblancos post=37571722]Pls i need the English Proficiency Test Past Questions...Help Pls. Tnx[/quote
Done

mmsen:
Every month one of you morons rehashes this same stupid article.

Learn to think for yourself instead of regurgitating someone else's words.

mmsen:
Every month one of you morons rehashes this same stupid article.

Learn to think for yourself instead of regurgitating someone else's words.

mmsen:
Every month one of you morons rehashes this same stupid article.

Learn to think for yourself instead of regurgitating someone else's words.

ONE OF THOSE CHILDREN THAT OP WAS REFERRING TO IN THE ARTICLE


EVEN IF THE ANGEL COMES FROM HEAVEN TO TELL THEM THE TRUTH, THEY WILL STILL NOT LISTEN.

LIKE A YORUBA ADAGE SAYS "THEIR EYES ARE COVERED WITH WOOL SOCKED IN PALM OIL"

Tell us GEJ achieved for 100days starting from May 5, 2010 not May 29, 2011


He started May 5, 2010 not May 29,2011

He had over a year advantage to get those so called Achievement.

As long as PMB delivers his campaign promises and make life easier, healthier and more enjoyable for Nigerians. Who care if one Politican from my village get appointments.

As long as Electricity supply will improve and I can get at least 18hours or more in a day..Who cares if one Politican from Ibadan is minister of Finance

As long as we can PMB can reduce Unemployment rate, diversify the economy, improve our value system, and make Nigeria a place we are proud of.

Let the Yoruba Elders go sit down... Actions command respect and only Families Friends and those who eat from Politicians will worry about appointments.

PMB. Na only once a week I dey use Generator for my area now

Confused people

today, Biafra
Tomorrow, Appointments

If PMB give them few MINISTERS and Ambassadors now. they will be change tune to another song

sabichele:
@Aderigebee, I actually got the job; It has been so interesting working with Eyekontact. I am really enjoying them. It is such a good place to work.

congratulations.... All the best Bro

SlickBack2:
Just got a text message and a mail rescheduling the aptitude test which was supposed to hold on thursday 27th aug to monday 31st aug. And am already on my way to Lagos.

I took.the test yesterday. how about you?

Did anyone get an invite for this job?

Omero:
what is NIN numba? plz.

National Identification Number

emejonem:
Thanks dear, I just used my NIN and voter's card nos and it registered successfully

please how did u get the NIN number

SlickBack2:
Just got a text message and a mail rescheduling the aptitude test which was supposed to hold on thursday 27th aug to monday 31st aug. And am already on my way to Lagos.

I got a mail for Thursday, 27th Aug (NO SMS o)but Also got another mail and sms message today for Monday, 31st but Never Stated RESCHEDULE... I'm confused too.

Lordalbato:
They just sent the rest....... I felt is all these Insurance Marketing......

Are you going?

Lordalbato:
They just sent the rest....... I felt is all these Insurance Marketing......

same too but I never remember applying to the firm self

Lordalbato:
Good Day, You are invited for an interview@ Mutual benefits assurance plc. 233 ikorodu Rd, ilupeju, lagos.....


Scam or real?

I got same text too

besides, No date

abdullah190492@gmail.com

can you please send the Materials to me

Seun Lalaclastilala

Cc: lalasticlala

EVERY society has its stock of critics and cynics.
Quite often, the former are preferred to the latter
because in the course of their criticism, some
critics would throw in alternatives or proffer
solutions to problems; while the cynics never see
anything good in a situation.

The past six weeks of President Muhammadu
Buhari’s re-entry into government may have
produced a lot of cynics among Nigerians who
see Buhari as running the country like a Sole
Administrator because of the leadership tussle at
the National Assembly.

While they hurry to the conclusion that the
stalemate at the National Assembly cannot be
totally blamed on President Buhari, they refrain
from saying what Buhari should have done in the
circumstance – maybe he should have adopted
the Late Bola Ige’s prescription of “sidon look” –
just look on and do nothing!

All the same, there is a silent revolution going on
in Nigeria today. The Buhari-led Administration is
still making haste slowly. But apparently, the
citizenry is not being adequately informed of the
goings-on in government. The ordinary Nigerian is
hungry for information. He wants to know.
Luckily, he is able to decipher when publicity
degenerates into sloganeering.

We remember Harold Macmillan (1894-1986), one-
time Prime Minister of Britain, who opined that in
times of war, the Ministry of Information should
be re-named the Ministry of Propaganda. To
Macmillan, governance is war by another name.
We see here, the heavy emphasis he places on
information.

For the third President of the United States of
America, Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826), “Were it
left to me to decide whether we should have a
government without a press or a press without a
government, I should not hesitate a moment to
prefer the latter.”

There is no suggestion here that in government,
the time for performance should be squandered
on sloganeering as we witnessed during the
immediate past administration. In any situation,
“work-work” is better than “talk-talk”. After all,
hard work still remains the major antidote for
success.

We want to welcome Nigerians to our glorious
past, where there was voluntary compliance to
lawful orders. In those days, at the mention of
“Wole-wole”, “Ikoiko”, or “Edokita”, people cleaned
up their environment without waiting for anyone
to stand by them with the headmaster’s cane.
Government orders were obeyed by faith. People
did not need to see government officials before
they obeyed.

While President Buhari is yet to speak, his body
language alone is sending shivers across the
land. Lately, even the electricity companies are
gasping for breath, trying to stay afloat in the
new order. Suddenly, those embalmed chicken
and turkey meats are disappearing from our
markets because the Customs Officers at the
borders have woken up. The same thing is
happening to all banned items. The thief catchers
and the courts are waking up. “Ikoiko” is around.
These are happening, not so much because the
people like the administration but because they
know the consequences of non-compliance.
That’s leadership! And that’s what we call
governance by body language.

The present scenario becomes the more relevant
against the backdrop that Nigeria’s problem has
never been the absence of laws but the near-
absence of enforcement. Evidence of this has
always been in the preponderance of the same
banned products on our streets and markets. The
moral messages communicated by our laws are
sharply contradicted by the absence of
enforcement. The public sees the conducts
condemned in words but also sees in the
dramatic absence of enforcement that they are
not condemned in deed. This is undermining of
fate in the entire system and, in the long run, it
breeds cynicism and indifference to the process
of law, which augments tendencies towards
disrespect for those who make and enforce the
law.

Full disclosure is not always desirable. But people
want to be carried along. A situation in which our
friends in Washington, DC were the ones that
informed us that Buhari’s cabinet will not be in
place until September, is not neat enough. It
should have been the other way round. After all,
charity should begin at home.


Still achieving, still pursuing. The Buhari
administration has terminated two obviously
repugnant contracts that were entered into by the
immediate-past regime of Goodluck Jonathan: the
$103 million (about N21 billion) maritime security
contract awarded to Global West Vessel
Specialists Nigeria Limited, GWVSNL, believed to
be owned by former Niger Delta Militant,
Government Ekpemupolo (alias Tompolo); and the
Pipeline Protection Contract awarded to the
Oodua People’s Congress, OPC, and Niger Delta
Militant Group. The two most unconscionable
contracts were terminated just a few days after
Buhari’s re-entry.

Meanwhile, the Federal Government has given a
marching order to the Nigerian Army and Navy to
take over their constitutionally-assigned
responsibility of protecting the pipelines and our
territorial waters.

For too long, Nigerians have been opposed to the
idea of outsourcing the security of our vital
assets to the militants and ethnic militias. While
the contracts lasted, the contractors were smiling
all the way to the banks and our security
agencies that had the constitutional mandates
were starved of funds.

Among other things, the Jonathan arrangement
exposed the nation to ridicule and open
embarrassment because it has no parallel
anywhere in the world. Besides, Nigeria did not
get value for money as more than 400,000 barrels
of crude oil were constructively stolen from us on
a daily basis. There is no telling whether the
contractors were the same people that were
colluding with international shipping companies to
steal the oil.

We commend the Buhari administration for doing
the needful.

Need we advise that the security agencies that
have just got back their constitutionally-assigned
responsibilities must be properly equipped to
perform? From whom much is expected, much
must also be given. President Buhari has started
well. But nothing vitiates the need to constantly
tell the people what he is doing, for even the Bible
enjoins us to, at least occasionally, make a joyful
noise.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/07/buhari-is-still-making-haste-slowly/#sthash.PQrgiUJ3.dpuf

kkoncept:
Max you can be paid is 50k

Guy, how sure are you. .. n more gist on the working condition.

I got the invitation too,
who has attended an interview there before n what the pay like

Mekzmoney:
There's no job interview that's done in d afternoon or evening, there is,bt its rare...... D T fare n feeding is less dan 15k, that's wat he told me tho.... But his worry is d 50% of his 1st salary dat d agent is asking 4.

Even If the job interview is scheduled for 10am, he can either ask for a shift in time or take permission from where is working to leave work early like 7am as against 12noon.

even if the agent get 50% that is 20k for just the first month. he still has 20k of which T fare n feeding is still 15k. Then after that, he can earn his full 40k.

Guy, He should take the job, saving 20k a month is not a small money and the work experience he will go a long way to in getting him better job in the future.


If I may ask:
What the course of study?
Grade of the degree ?

staying at home will not get him 40k, n since the work is 10pm to 12pm....he will have better opportunity to attend interview for other jobs during the days.


He should also consider T fare too.

I advice you come back and take the Nigeria Job, with your qualifications and little experience I suggest u take the Nigerian Job.
with those qualifications, your promotion will be quick and see you among the top official of the company in few years.

COME and LET DEVELOP OUR COUNTRY.. NO PLACE LIKE HOME.


MY FIRST FTC, I have waited for this for so long,
Grateful to God and Thanks for those who introduced me to NL back in 2013 : 151487made

Seun, Thank you for creating this forum, you've affected millions of life positively and contributed to the development of our country in many ways.

to my Martiyu, soe, quinty, palacious, Archmage, Kayode999 and the ghostmode friends Olowoaffolly, Dunsin, Ozy...

EyekontactMedia:
Thank You to all the candidates who submitted their cv, Today is the deadline for submission and as such we have stopped receiving cv, any cv sent in henceforth for this position will not be attended to.

Shortlisting has begun and we will contact those that match the criteria required.

Thank you for your time.


Eyekontact LImited
www.eyekontactlimited.com

How soon should we expect sir.