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diluminati:
These guys are not singing good music, its a pity bunch of nigerian kids don't know what music is anymore.

They equate music = fame. just say some blah blah so long you are this and that, it gets to their head.

[size=18pt]NIGERIAN MUSIC NEEDS A BIG CHANGE and its a shame Seun doesnt even promote that! [/size]

The news is littered with stories of unemployed job
seekers who can’t seem to find a new job. Some
employers even admit to not considering a candidate if they are unemployed, opting for already-employed job seekers instead. While we abhor that kind of policy, it’s important for unemployed job seekers to understand how their unemployment might affect their job search, and how to handle — and prepare for — the dreaded question, “Why have you been unemployed for so long?”
Of course, there are the obvious answers — the
economy is recovering very slowly, certain industries have been hit hard, there are millions of people competing for jobs, etc. But employers are looking for more personal answers, and answers that display your values, thought process, and overall outlook on life. No pressure, right?

Sara Sutton Fell, the CEO and Founder of
FlexJobs.com stated some ideas for handling this
type of question in your job search:
1. Answer the question directly and
proactively. Don’t try to avoid the question.
First, let the employer know that you are
passionate about your profession and have not
been applying to any and every job. Then, talk
about your background and experience, and let
the employer know that you understand your
competition is tough, but that what sets you
apart from other job seekers are x, y, and z.
2. Have other professional activities to talk
about. While job searches can take lots of time,
it’s important to demonstrate to employers that
you have been doing other professionally-related
activities during your unemployment. In addition
to looking for work, you should be prepared to
talk about the other activities you’ve been a part
of, for example, volunteering, taking classes,
and/or attending professional events.

3. Consider sharing personal
accomplishments. Similar in nature to the
previous tip, in many cases it’s appropriate to
discuss personal accomplishments that you’ve
achieved in your time off. This can help
employers get a better sense of who you are and
how you set goals for yourself. For example,
during your time off from work maybe you really
wanted to get healthier so you’ve had a goal to
run 1000 miles this year, and so far you’re at
856, or you made a list of 5 things you have
always wanted to do but hadn’t had time for
when you were working (create a family tree,
volunteer at your children’s school, learn how to
play the guitar, help raise money for a charity
you believe in, etc.).

4. Stay positive. Employers are aware of the
grim situation for job seekers, but now is not the
time to unload the frustration or negativity you
may be feeling because of your unemployment.
Employers want to hire positive people — people
who actively demonstrate resolve, fortitude, and
optimism. You know, those who make lemonade
out of lemons!

By preparing to answer this question and other difficult interview questions ahead of time, you’re much more likely to make a solid impression with any potential employer. Good luck!

tpia6:
do men daydream about being wanted by women?

how do you know his baby mamas don't prefer annie having him?

john403:
2 dead, 20 injured in stampede at Akwa Ibom new stadium



Source: http://.com.ng/index.php/national-news/item/1128-2-dead-20-injured-in-stampede-at-akwa-ibom-new-stadium

torkaka:
source: http://saharareporters.com/2014/11/04/boko-haram-takes-over-ashaka-cement-factory-gombe

And we have a president in this country? When that fella said he had no shoes, he meant for us to place him in the cobbler profession and not given him the presidency!!! . . . . . . . . . .Jonathan is way above his station!!




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[size=14pt]TEAM JONATHAN FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT CHAIRMAN . . .OTOUKE 2015-2019[/size]

The Global Fire Power ranking (GFP) measures
countries’ military strength and gives a power
index number in order to compare them to
other countries. Below are the countries with
the most powerful militaries in Africa.

1. Egypt
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Egyptian military is the strongest among other
countries in Africa due to the sheer size of its armed
forces. Egyptian soldiers are well-equipped and
well-trained, but are inferior to Israeli soldiers in
terms of weaponry and training. More than 1.5
million individuals reach the army age every year. It
has more than 800 military aircraft and 200
helicopters.

2. Algeria
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Algerian military is made up of modern army, navy
and air force. Frontline personnel number more
120,000 active personnel, which is well-equipped
and it has nearly 2,000 armored fighting vehicles at
its disposal. Algeria also has the added benefit of its own oil reserves, allowing it to use its own fuel to
power tanks, aircraft carriers, naval vessels, and
more. Algeria continues to be among the African
countries with the best military power.

3. Ethiopia
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Ethiopia has the third strongest military on the
African continent as a result of both their large
population and their long independence from
colonization. As a landlocked country, it has focused
its resources on building its army and air force to an
impressive degree. With a population of 38 million
people, 24 million of the citizens are considered to
be fit for active service. Ethiopia reportedly had
around 182,500 personnel in their ground forces
and a further 3,000 air force personnel.

4. South Africa
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The country has got what it takes to be among the
top countries in Africa strong enough to be
recognized. South Africa uses its very advanced
army for pacification and international cooperation.
Its aircraft and naval vessels are especially well-
equipped with the latest technology, and though the
country has less than 88,000 active front-line
personnel and 17,000 active reserve personnel, it
has the capabilities and manpower for much more.

5. Nigeria
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Nigeria has the second largest army by number of
troops on the continent, but due to political
instability and lack of equipment it has been ranked
just the 5th strongest country in Africa. The country
has more than 1,400 armoured vehicles, 360 tanks,
and 6,000 logistical vehicles at its disposal, as well
as nearly 300 aircraft and 25 high-powered naval
vessels. The army has been criticised for their
heavy-handed manner in dealing with civilians
during anti- Boko Haram operation in the North East. The previous year Nigeria occupied the 4th place.

jaybossYBNL:
Award winning rapper, Olamide said it took him overnight to write the verses of his hit track "Durosoke"

I have always had Durosoke since when I recorded the YBNL album. The song didn’t just make the album. It took me overnight close to four or five hours to write the song.”

He also said if he wishes to listen to rap, he always go for Jay Z.

“If I want to listen to English rap I will rather buy a Jayz CD because no matter how good you are at speaking English you can never sound like an
American. I still believe in indigenous hip- hop and I think it’s the future of Nigerian music.”

www.jayboss..com/2014/10/it-took-me-four-to-five-hours-to-write.html?m=1

yme1:
Yippeeeeeeee My baby won
I am super excited for Chinedu, he deserved it. He is really intelligent and smart

clara472:
WHY