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Solutech(Emmanuel Ikechukwu) is a scammer...

Earlier in Jan 2022, I contacted SOLUTECH to develop a website for us. I paid him half of the bargained fee upfront before he started.

After he claimed he had finished the website,I paid him his balance and he now sent me the website backend access and other things.
Now, as I began to explore the site, it was clear he did a very terrible job. He cloned another website such that if I click on some areas on my site, it takes me to this website he cloned for me. Since then,he doesn't pick my calls and acts arrogantly. I have told him to correct the mistakes on the site but he has refused. I have paid him in full and he has only shown himself to be a scammer.
Please beware of Solutech. He is a scammer. His number is 08125096250. Let him come and clear his name or deny we never transacted business...

Again, do not patronise him.

luwiizy:
Sometimes you got to ask yourself this simple question.

How much is the worth of my NAME.

Exactly. But I think solutech doesn't think or realise that. Or better still, doesn't value his name

Solutech(Emmanuel Ikechukwu) is a scammer...

Earlier in Jan 2022, I contacted SOLUTECH to develop a website for us. I paid him half of the bargained fee upfront before he started.

After he claimed he had finished the website,I paid him his balance and he now sent me the website backend access and other things.
Now, as I began to explore the site, it was clear he did a very terrible job. He cloned another website such that if I click on some areas on my site, it takes me to this website he cloned for me. Since then,he doesn't pick my calls and acts arrogantly. I have told him to correct the mistakes on the site but he has refused. I have paid him in full and he has only shown himself to be a scammer.
Please beware of Solutech. He is a scammer. His number is 08125096250. Let him come and clear his name or deny we never transacted business...

Again, do not patronise him.

Solutech(Emmanuel Ikechukwu) is a scammer...

Earlier in Jan 2022, I contacted SOLUTECH to develop a website for us. I paid him half of the bargained fee upfront before he started.

After he claimed he had finished the website,I paid him his balance and he now sent me the website backend access and other things.
Now, as I began to explore the site, it was clear he did a very terrible job. He cloned another website such that if I click on some areas on my site, it takes me to this website he cloned for me. Since then,he doesn't pick my calls and acts arrogantly. I have told him to correct the mistakes on the site but he has refused. I have paid him in full and he has only shown himself to be a scammer.
Please beware of Solutech. He is a scammer. His number is 08125096250. Let him come and clear his name or deny we never transacted business...

Again, do not patronise him.

AmKen:
Freelancing is the surest way for you to escape the grind.

If you dey 9ja, no sleep on am.

Good day. Thanks for your thread. I am a graduate from the Humanities. I have a MA in English. But I found out that it seems there are more tech related jobs out there. I love academic writing; its my specialty. Please any link or suggestions on sites where I can land such gigs.
Thanks

Osicraft:
If you need study materials and answers to numerical reasoning and abstract reasoning, here's my mail.
osiodiodio@gmail.com


NB: this is not a past question, but a study guide to the above topics which are always related

pls this my mail- samsonawogboro@gmail.com
thanks and God bless

SmallmebigGod:
I seek the service of a someone good in Writing and correcting grammatical errors to help proofread a project. Quote me if you can
.Timely delivery is important
. knowledge of Vancouver referencing style will be required.
Thanks

I can. I'm a content editor. You can try me with the first 5 pages

DogmaNation:
I wasn't in that category,but those that rewrote the test are many, I knew abt 5 in d BRISIN group am in. Telling her not to rewrite is not fair,but d ball is in her court. Bye!

Pls kindly tell us what happened after you submitted your work or if you got mail after you submitted

Well, after I wrote mine, I click 'finish' and 'yes'. And it took me back to login page. I think once someone has click the finish button, it should register automatically. But I didn't notice any pop-up notification for submission.

mysticwarrior:
I actually started reading about history and antiquity when i was 12, i began with ancient Egyptian dynastic sucessions and civilization, and i fell in love with military history after reading about Alexander the great who was the king of Macedonia, I went further to read about the Persian empire, Assyrians/Babylonian warfares, Greek history from Sparta to Athens, and Corinth. The Roman empire also inspired me, Hannibal one of the greatest military tactician was one of my favorite, Attila, Napoleon, Genghis khan and the mogol empire, the han dynasty of China, the Indian wars of America, the Aztec empire of Mexico, the Incas of Peru, the ottoman empire of Turkey, Timbuktu of Mali, the Benin empire, the Oyo empire, the Bornu empire and the kwararafa empires of Nigeria. Studying political science at the university increase my quest for more knowledge on international political affairs/ international relations, and I stated reading about political ideologies and treaties of Europe, and also read about wars, the Russian-Japanese war of 1904, the first world war 1914, the Armenian genocide of 1915, Russian revolution 1917, the creation of the USSR, the second world war, the Korean wars, the Vietnam war, the soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the cold war, the fall of the Berlin wall, the collapse of the soviet union, the jugoslav war of succession, the Nigeria civil war, Farc rebels of Colombia, the first golf war, the american invasion of Iraq, the rise and fall of my main man Gadaffi of Libya, the Liberian civil war, the Sierra loenian war, the Syrian war, Isil and boko haram insurgency and so many others. I love anything history, history makes us to find solution to present situations and predict the future by judging from what has happened in the past, it is very important in our daily live.

You be living encyclopedia... Thumbs up bro

Guys, prepare your minds for either obj or theory based questions or both or even applied questions....Just don't lose guard.

C505:
I don't agree with number 3 except God isn't the foundation.

I have a few Christian friends who never started a relationship but prayed to God and they got their fairytale wives.

Infant, one of them told me when you're ready, first ask God to forgive you for condemning igbo, calabar, edo, yoruba, etc. Who are you to condemn what God has created in the first place? Your place isn't the best.... There are good people everywhere as much as there are bad people too.

Open your heart with fasting and prayer and ask him to give you your woman no matter her tribe. He did this every night and on the second night, he said he had a dream where he was walking and from afar, two ladies called his name. He recognized them real life from the first place he had lived as the ladies ran towards him. Inches away from him, the junior sister stopped and stepped aside to let her senior sister hug him.

They hugged for couple of seconds and caught up with life and in an instant, he woke up with a voice he heard saying "what you're looking for, you have seen it except you're looking otherwise."

The following morning, he called his aunt to ask the whereabouts of that girl. Got her contact number from his aunt and called her. Immediately he said "hello", the lady called his name and he was shocked because this is someone he hasn't seen for 15yrs.

Fastforward>>> the lady came to Lagos but what he saw wasn't his taste. No boobs, no butts, looks a little unkept and doubts started creeping in and then he said he heard again "what you're looking for, you have seen except you want otherwise."

That was the instant he made up his mind. Invited her over to his one room and proposed to her before she traveled back. Little did he know that all the locks in his life, she had the keys as everything started blossoming for him ever since she came to his life.

God already knows our perfect fit if only we ask Him. Most of us saying you have to date a girl to know her usually get it wrong cos we judge from canal knowledge. It takes forever to study a woman so if you think dating her for just a few months is enough, think again and put God first.

She's pretty, busty, curvy, slashy, are all normal judgment from men to stand out amongst friends

Thumbs up bro. you just sharpened my mind more. I hardly comment but I had to on this.

Adiwana:
Let me first start by addressing Benzema.That guy will fit into our system by far because he's very good in link up play.Just that many will prefer Suarez to him because generally Suarez is a better Striker and frankly he sucks but believe me that if he was in Barca,Suarez will heavily step up.This is because he can offer the same services Suarez can offer just that he's still heavily lacking in the striking dept.

Suarez is playing shiit,missing goals and is not really bothered because he knows that Paco and Munir are not really a threat and that Barca board,Coaching staff and players really like him.So he's not playing as if something is at stake.Watching him play for Uruguay shows he's really a beast.He and Cavani heavily complement one another.He has the same partnership with Messi.So why is he not delivering??Because he doesn't see the need to and there's no extra pressure because Messi carries it all and the coaches are afraid to substitute him for whatever reason.its really sad


Then on the issue of Rakitic,am sure he won't really mind dropping out of a few games.Besides we can't use because of what a contract stipulates and play him even when hes not in form and not really performing to his standard.And the issue here is not even his form,just that he needs rest.As I already pointed out,Lopetegui did it on Modric.Rested him for a lot of games.He was brought in some matches due to how bad they performed.If Madrid were on form,Modric won't have seen game time.This really gave opportunity to Ceballos to gain that confidence.Modric is back and is slowly getting back to his old self.Rakitic really needs it and we also need it so that he will be back to his best when the season really gets tougher


Lastly on the issue of Coutinho,Valverde substitutes a Winger and replaces him with a left midfielder and still maintains same attacking play.He will definitely struggle because the manager is not changing his game plan with the substitution made so it means he's dropping in into that role of Dembele.Because if he did the necessary changes in his game plan,Countinho will be bringing play into the midfield other not outside to go play crosses


Take Iniesta for example.Neymar/Pedro/Villa were never substituted for him.He played behind the left winger(Neymar) and he was allowed that freedom to dribble and contribute to the game play.Same thing with Brazil.Coutinho operates behind Neymar and is never asked to play that role by removing Neymar because that is not his role.So Valverde cannot remove Dembele and ask Coutinho to operate in "half space" because it simply doesn't exist.Theres no attacking player in front of him,so by default he has to either fill in that role of attacking which by nature is not his game or simply play in his natural position which then pegs the team to operate in a 4-4-2 system


Now remember in other for him to operate in that half space,he must have a player in front of him and behind.That will free him up to operate.He cannot be operating if hes thinking about his defensive or attacking duties.Hes simply not playing him here because he uses a system of Box-to-Box (Paulinho,Vidal),a DM(Busquet) and a CM (Rakitic).So there's basically no room since Messi must operate in either that no 10 role in front of Suarez or as RW in which a natural LW in Dembele comes in.So in other for Countinho to fit into the system he will drop Vidal

thumbs up bro...I like the way you analyse...it's spot on, insightful and in-depth

not surprised as the handler was drunk with guinness in hand...
mafia rule no 1:don't take the stuff you sell or deal on

2 major things made this page hit no 3333.
first, unnecessary messi & Ronaldo comparison. second, hateful comments from haters.
so is it worth celebrating page number 3333?

THINK YOU KNOW ABUJA? PART ONE

In Abuja, everywhere from the city gate and Charly Boy hill is referred to as town. Other places are called by their bland indigenous names that end with /ae/, /u/ or /e/ vowels. Dawn for many in Abuja breaks at Garki and dusk settles at the many satellites towns dotting the landscape. Nyanya is the self-dignified watchman who is obviously an outcast. It is crowded with families, as booze and indigence commandeer its affairs in a manner the trickster wields his magic wand. Yet, it frequently consoles itself as belonging to nobility by extension. What drives it going is the self-induced hope that it is eligible to a portion of royalty. Karu is a confused offspring with conflicting attributes. While it obviously passes off as naughty and roguish, it likes to portray itself as civilized, composed and informed. It bemoans its close cousin Nyanya but believes its proximity to the spot of clout rubs off on it demeanor.

Maitama, Asokoro and Aso Drive are triplets. Living for the triplets is strictly by invitation. Here the rich pretend to pray. Nobility adorns Maitama. It prides itself as the intersection of wealth and affluence and looks up to the palm beaches of Miami, with boulevards scattered all around. Subtlety is its watchword but its swiftness and agility rivals the squirrel. Schools in Maitama have uniforms that look more splendid than the national flag of some countries. Asokoro is steady and tranquil but colorful with all shades of foreign currencies. Champagne stains the marble floors in Asokoro and its architecture is inspired by the masterpieces of medieval European kingdoms. Sprawling beautiful perimeters with fewer beings dot the landscape. It is the rest place of money-spinning executives and frequent globe trotters; an exclusive preserve with marks of opulence carved out from the savannah. Aso Drive is always on an ego trip. Here, neighbours could be strangers. The love-life of these triplets is spurred by wine and spirits but moulded by the naira.


Sex, night life and deceit are on Wuse, and public administration occupies Garki. Jabi is chic and serene. It likes to accommodate lovers, heartbreakers and flirters. Kado is its step-sister. The somewhat neatly arranged shelters in Kado give her a feeling of Jabi but the reality is pitiable as that of Karu with Gwagwa Karimo close by.
Kubwa is an enclave of civil servants, many worn out from service to the centre; and Lugbe is its bastard cousin. It proximity to the airport suffices.

Every grand event is Wuse, Jabi or the triplets. True love resides in the satellites towns and Area councils. Such love is oiled by lofty words and predicated on phantasmagoria

THINK YOU KNOW ABUJA? PART ONE

In Abuja, everywhere from the city gate and Charly Boy hill is referred to as town. Other places are called by their bland indigenous names that end with /ae/, /u/ or /e/ vowels. Dawn for many in Abuja breaks at Garki and dusk settles at the many satellites towns dotting the landscape. Nyanya is the self-dignified watchman who is obviously an outcast. It is crowded with families, as booze and indigence commandeer its affairs in a manner the trickster wields his magic wand. Yet, it frequently consoles itself as belonging to nobility by extension. What drives it going is the self-induced hope that it is eligible to a portion of royalty. Karu is a confused offspring with conflicting attributes. While it obviously passes off as naughty and roguish, it likes to portray itself as civilized, composed and informed. It bemoans its close cousin Nyanya but believes its proximity to the spot of clout rubs off on it demeanor.

Maitama, Asokoro and Aso Drive are triplets. Living for the triplets is strictly by invitation. Here the rich pretend to pray. Nobility adorns Maitama. It prides itself as the intersection of wealth and affluence and looks up to the palm beaches of Miami, with boulevards scattered all around. Subtlety is its watchword but its swiftness and agility rivals the squirrel. Schools in Maitama have uniforms that look more splendid than the national flag of some countries. Asokoro is steady and tranquil but colorful with all shades of foreign currencies. Champagne stains the marble floors in Asokoro and its architecture is inspired by the masterpieces of medieval European kingdoms. Sprawling beautiful perimeters with fewer beings dot the landscape. It is the rest place of money-spinning executives and frequent globe trotters; an exclusive preserve with marks of opulence carved out from the savannah. Aso Drive is always on an ego trip. Here, neighbours could be strangers. The love-life of these triplets is spurred by wine and spirits but moulded by the naira.

Sex, night life and deceit are on Wuse, and public administration occupies Garki. Jabi is chic and serene. It likes to accommodate lovers, heartbreakers and flirters. Kado is its step-sister. The somewhat neatly arranged shelters in Kado give her a feeling of Jabi but the reality is pitiable as that of Karu with Gwagwa Karimo close by.

Kubwa is an enclave of civil servants, many worn out from service to the centre; and Lugbe is its bastard cousin. It proximity to the airport suffices. Every grand event is Wuse, Jabi or the triplets. True love resides in the satellites towns and Area councils. Such love is oiled by lofty words and predicated on phantasmagoria.

Zhahovic:
Sorry bro....most of the time, first love is just experimental love..
..
Your true love will come along, with or without the sex
..
Always remember it's not always about sex.
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Keep your head up

this is so true...God will make you meet your own...be patient...am with mine already and by God's grace, sex isn't on our minds. it's just true love

ClintonNzedimma:
My fellow cules, show me love na, today is my birthday

happy birthday bro...but Ernesto valverde must be sacked tomorrow

Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah (Ebubechukwu-Uzo) - The Hallmark of Philantrophism

Socio-economic realities around the world continuously bring to the light the ever increasing inequalities and widening social gap. Marx once stressed that ‘the history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles’. This is but a lucid acknowledgement of the fact that societies would always comprise the privileged and less privileged. But what is done to ameliorate this unavoidable anomaly is most important. In any case, one of the means of bridging this divide has been philantrophism.

A distinguishing attribute of great philanthropists is their unwavering resolve in creating an enabling environment for people to achieve their dreams and also make life worth living. Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah (Ebubechukwu-Uzo) is unarguably one the greatest philanthropist of this time. He is a man with a golden heart; generous to a fault. Obviously, his life is defined by the words of Shari Arison ‘it’s important to think good, speak good and do good. If we want to see positive change in the world, then we need to connect to goodness’. Dr Ifeanyi Ubah’s unparalleled philantrophism is overwhelming. Countless times, when the push comes to shove, he always gets the job done. He continuously demonstrates an unrelenting resolve in changing the plight of the masses since the government pays lip service to the welfare of her citizens.
Interestingly, the impacts of his philanthropic activities cut across the nation. At his residence in Lagos State, it is on record that he powers his entire street at no cost to the residents.

A man, who frequently provides free petroleum products to the poor surely best his contemporaries in making the world a better place. The numerous social intervention projects he has put in place in Anambra State attest to the fact that he has the interest of his people at heart. Anambrarians should not be swayed by those who suddenly come with Greek gifts at the elections draw near. Rather, they should think deep and look on to Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah, a man who has proven his mettle in touching lives; a common trait in outstanding leaders. I am stunned by his default predisposition to philantrophism dating back to many years. With Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah (Ebubechukwu-Uzo) in the senate, Anambrarians are assured responsible governance, one that is driven by the desire to ensure that leadership affects lives.
Anambra Vote Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah (Ebubechukwu-Uzo) for Senate 2019.
I stand with Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah for Anambra South Senatorial District.

webbro007:
jah bless,
u can kill d messenger but not d message, for every truth crushed to earth will rise again
forever Bob Marley lives, is songs will continues to cut across generations, Rastafarian is not a culture, but a religion
jarastafarian bless Marley even in grave
Bob Marley forever,still on d redemption things.

Almighty Jah bless ya

Coutinho14:
so no one saw ter stegan master class huh

we already know he will turn up well. so no need to say much for him. in fact, we are not surprised.
but mehn, Messi and dembele alongside coutinho keep mesmerizing us daily

wow, i love this day that we are celebrated. am left-handed. well i never really faced much discrimination because am left handed.

i had this innocent face when i was younger, so when people see me that am left handed again, it only endears them to me especially the female folks.

but truly left handed people have fine hand writing cos am a testimony to that.people just like to borrow my notes even if na jottting. they loved to see my jottings then cos of the writing.

LeoFish92:
There's no space inbetween, it's Southpaw

Though I must confess, I'm just seeing this term for the very first time from you.

Had to check it out.

there issa film called "southpaw. watch it...really nice

Sommyroy10:
He said either. Look at the 4 captains and check the pattern, notice anything?

they are all La Masia graduates...in fact, they are the consistent la masia graduates in the first team now...others are omo ale

veekid:
Last night in my house, we prepared three meals for dinner.

Aro Amala, Aro Semo, Arturo Vidal.

bro you are too funny and ingenious.

veekid:
Last night in my house, we prepared three meals for dinner.

Aro Amala, Aro Semo, Arturo Vidal.

bro you are too funny and ingenious.

this messi vs ronaldo argument will never end? am not enjoying all the sweet sport stories on this thread again only arguments..

i wish we would talk about transfers and club news...on that note, i heard 7 players are on the exit...goodnews to me i must say