₦airaland Forum

Cyynthialove:
You guys are desperately forcing us to believe that igbos are breeding terrorists.

You should know that Igbo culture and Islam can never go together.. not even in the next world.

So if you you see anything ibo Muslim ( if such thing really exist) check that person well, something must be attached to it. Just like the way Okorocha is paying some people to convert to Muslim in imo state. Only smart minds will understand why he does that.
SE and SS should be Strong in holding their Christian Faith because those two regions are stronghold of Christianity in Nigeria.
They should not allow any iddiot to pollute their land with ungodly religion, because if anything happens to those two regions, we Yoruba Christians are doomed.
We are already seeing hell here in SW, Osun and Oyo to be precise.

Nonsense!

adwaani:
This might be unrelated to your wine buisness,but i have had the same experience when i initially opened a shop selling agric products in abattoir.My buisness was at a disadvantage because my shop was oddly placed and secluded so my competitors had an edge since customers see their shop first.Sales were terrible the first three months.I barely sold a bag of the product,and my supplier was on my neck for payment.I reduced my price below my competitors had, yet no show.I then realized customers where not coming because I was waiting and not going to bring them.So the next day I want into the abattoir market to meet all the cow sellers I could.Told them I would sell at cost and built connections.I didn't make a dime from the first batch of products but it gave me valuable customers who advised me on my competition,what to buy,when to buy and who was credit worthy among the cow owners.Not that I hadn't done my initial market survey, it's just that your survey does not vary with time,hence it can't always be trusted.Fastforward to six months after starting ,I can proudly call say "my customer " in the truest sense of the word as they won't but from anyone else due to the relationship I have built with them.

Lubyna:
Sorry about my statement about you not being able to read. I didn't mean to be rude. That wasn't even my intention.

Women and men aren't the same. Men don't go into relationships for the same reasons as women and men certainly don't have the same needs or responsibilities as women. A guy dating a woman who is hardworking but broke, isn't the equivalent of a woman dating a guy who is broke. Men are conventionally, and I'd argue naturally the providers in a relationship. Women are naturally inclined to want their man to take the driving seat in the relationship, in all aspects. To put it plainly, women want men who can provide and take care of them. It doesn't mean she shouldn't strive to be financially successful, but this is the reality of relationships. On the other hand, no man goes into a relationship expecting his woman to take care of him. In fact, most men prefer to be more financially successful than their partners. I hope I have answered your question?

Don't bring me back to this. I have already explained what I meant. Yes. Being financially successful is indicative of intelligence. Intelligence is a broad them that admits of various definitions, but my definition of intelligence, which subsumes most of the definitions which you'd come across anywhere, is being able to utilize acquired knowledge in solving problems. And why are you fixating on Intelligence? There are other qualities I mentioned alongside intelligence that being wealthy is indicative of. Dino and Evans are intelligent people. Dino is a wealthy politician who has occupied various high level political posts in the past. You have to be intelligent to be able to do this. Evans was able to kidnap lots of people, gain profit from the act and remain hidden and undetected for many years. Only an intelligent person can achieve this. I am not in anyway justifying the morally reprehensible crimes of Evans and the bad things Dino Malaye has done in the past. I am just trying to answer your question about whether or not they are intelligent. When I say someone is financially successful, hardworking, ambitious and goal oriented, and wants someone who shares the same traits as she does, I am obviously not referring to people like Evans and Dino. The kind of women I categorically referred to in my OP certainly aren't concerned about just money. Money is a standard among other standards. Certainly this kind of woman would examine the past and present of her potential spouse. She'd date someone who she knows his source of income, and who she is certain this source of income is safe and won't jeopardize her life in the future. Obviously someone like Evans and yahoo boys don't fit this criteria. You are making it seem like all financially successful men are touts or kidnappers and all broke guys are morally upright.


You must be a very brainy lady.Very impressed with your write up and the manner in which you respond to critics.Even though I might not totally agree with all the points raised due to my own personal bias,I do believe you have put your money where your mouth is and vindicated your stance.I wish more ladies were as articulate ,well thought out and courteous as you are in online and physical banters.I would like to be your friend if you have space for one more.

Jessicaseth:
I love tintalltony. Kisses

nmreports:
People who excel, prepare, plan and are equipped with resources and information that will help them in their endeavors. I thought to share this with you guys today. Read and have a productive week ahead.

There are basically three types of interviews and understanding the type you are most likely to experience would put you in a position where you will not only be well prepared but you will also be able to impress your interviewer.

The three types of interviews are:

1. Technical interviews
For positions like software engineering, web development, chemical engineering, medicine etc, this is the type of interview that you are likely to experience. You may find yourself getting into the interview and you are immediately given a board pen to solve some algorithms.

Usually, the aim here is to affirm your knowledge and skill for this position. If it is for a graduate position, you are expected to at least show some passion and also know basic things.

Questions likely to be asked are:
a. Mention as if you are speaking to a lay man the 5 basic rules of SEO
b. What is the full meaning of HTTPS?.
c. What leads to code-bloating in C++?

Note: Knowing the type of interview is not enough you may want to read: How To Act At Interviews: http://www.hrtechnique.com/2016/09/how-to-act-during-job-interviews.html

2. Case interviews

This type of interview is usually experienced when you are interviewing for a consultancy position or in a consulting organization.
You are often presented with a problem and you are asked how you would solve the problem or ameliorate the challenges.

The goal is usually to test your problem solving skills and how holistic your perspective is without bias when prescribing solutions.

Questions likely to be asked are:
a. Your nephew runs a lemonade stand. Yesterday was Monday and he was open from 2pm - 5pm, and sold 2 cups. What should he do differently tomorrow? McKinsey type of question.
b. How many orders on average does Jumia get daily compared to Konga?
c. How many people are likely to wear casuals to work on a Monday in Nigeria?.

3. Behavioral interviews

Behavioral interviews are the most commonly used type of interviews. This interview aims to understand your personality which is sized up within 7 seconds of meeting the interviewer and to also see how kind you are, your confidence level, your speech up-beat, your hand shake, posture, eye contact among many other things.

Questions commonly asked are:
a. Every been in a team where you were not respected as a leader, what did you do?.
b. Have you ever sold a product to a relentlessly difficult and uninterested customer before?.
c. How do you persuade people to see things from your perspective.

Understanding the type of interview you are going for is the first step to performing excellently at the interview for that dream job.

Related articles on www.HRtechnique.com

Cc: Mynd44 morning.

MadCow1:
There are too many Afonjas around Mazi Zukky...



They should take that guy to Nnewi or Onitsha let boys introduce him to better business..

Buffer:
I see lily is about to tutor him

Oma307:
Op, the first question i want to ask u is why do u want to have sex? I see no reason engaging in it

Fabulocity:
You're definitely going to disappoint.

bigmo1:
@OP, you are on the right part by acknowledging your dire situation and your readiness to change it on matter how hopeless it seems. I was once in your situation back then in unilag. I was offered a course i was not too keen about. I realized how bad my cgpa was after my 3rd year. 2.1 thereabout. I decided to buckle up and made sure I became friends with the first class and 2-1 guys in my class. I was always following them around, sitting in class with them, going to study at night with them, even helping them to book space in the libraries. Never missed tutorials. At the end of the last 2semesters, I made an average cgpa of almost 4.5. This was not enough to push me into 2-2. So I had to take an extra semester even though I had no carryovers. Thankfully my course adviser and other lecturers made it possible because they were impressed with my drastic academic improvement. They even helped encourage my parents to support me when they went to school with me after they found out I was having an extra semester. I have since then bagged a masters in the same field, gotten a job in the same field and I am holding a vital position at my workplace. All hope is not lost yet. Get serious with your studies, forget fellowships , parties and social gatherings. If you have to take an extra year after your 4 regular years, then do it. You can still make a 2-2. It might even be easier than taking jamb again and hustling for a fresh admission. Cheers.

herbie27:
One of best friend who happen to be a guy, i share all my sexual escapades with him. even wen i'm heartbroken, i some how let him knw to get comfort. jst suddenly told me he has been in love with me...hmmm!, as funny as it sounded i told him i only see him as a friend and brother, Frankly he's nt attracted to me.

We have been friends for over 4 yrs now, still summoned the same courage after i turned him down 2yrs ago to still tell me he's been thinking of me lately, i jst don't knw wat to tell him again, i jst knw i'm not into him and he's not my type.

Vanquay16:
So, I went with my good Turkish friend after a Soccer match to their mosque...Apparently there's always food to break fast and I never turn down free food(Me Being a college student and shit_)

I noticed during Prayers the women sat at the back of the mosque and I have known about that for a while, Doesn't this prove Mudslim men View Women as their Unequals...Funny Religion.

Sitting at the back conotes the woman as lesser in Spiritiality and Marriage and Romance...I would have duplicated this in Religion section but I found it more romance inclined besides...They have locked their section to themselves and I will rather die than have that despicable Signature on my Profile.

Dare2differ doveda daretodiffer or whatever you go by...Howdy?

Forgive Typos or maybe...

herbie27:
We're on the same boat. just free her cos it won't ever work.

SAINTSAMURAII:
Put her in a position where she will be powerless to turn down your seduction. "Invite her over to your hostel, cook for her, after that initiate a convo with her then gradually turn the convo into sex convo then put a movie on your laptop for her, movie like 50 shades of grey, study her body movement and her breath as you both watch the movie, when uve noticed that she is becoming uncomfortable, start carassing her hair little by little after that draw close to her, kiss her ears, feel her hot breath, draw her closer. u know what to do next.