Jobs/Vacancies › Re: African Union Youth Volunteer Corps 2018/19 Applications by ambs50: 2:11pm On May 25, 2018 |
gift89: Hello, please i registered and not getting email to confirm for me to log in, what do I do please? repeat the process again...check if u started d process correctly cos it suppose to be one way. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: African Union Youth Volunteer Corps 2018/19 Applications by ambs50: 7:24am On May 25, 2018*. Modified: 8:28am On May 25, 2018 |
thanks, have been able to do it just as you said. for anyone that still receives ur profile is released, go to applications or search jobs, type african union youth volunteer, click on it and apply |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: African Union Youth Volunteer Corps 2018/19 Applications by ambs50: 7:23am On May 25, 2018 |
neheholmes: After doing that successfully, go back to the initial page, at the top you will see job applications .i was able to submit successfully pls i need ur assistance...when i registeree, it only said my application has been released. i tied going back to theninitial stage as u said, bt it didnt go. also, i noticed mine stopped at stage 7as completion while in ur screenshot, urs is stage 9. |
Literature › Re: An English Grammar Equivalent Of K.A Stroud’s Engineering Mathematics by ambs50: 10:14am On Apr 23, 2018 |
Get a copy of "A UNiversity grammar of english" by randolph quirk and sydney greenbaum. Dat d equivalent of engineering mathematics for lang students |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by ambs50: 7:27pm On Apr 22, 2018 |
Am a cule but there is simply nothingto celebrate after crashing out of d champions league against xommon Roma. Dis copa del rey suudnt even interest barca players.
If madrid wins champions league, they are better than us hy 100times |
Literature › Re: Nigeria to Europe through the desert-A true life story by ambs50: 9:58pm On Apr 01, 2018 |
Happy Easter @gaby...hope u remember we ur fans and well1wishers as you were dismantling the chicken. ehen, i want to do small amnebo by asking dat hope you and sparkle  are getting along nicely? You know success entails all areas career wise and social wise |
Literature › Re: Nigeria to Europe through the desert-A true life story by ambs50: 12:21pm On Mar 30, 2018 |
gaby: My proposed title :
Seeking Europe through Africa's deserts-The perils,triumph and Karma
A true life story If i may say, your proposed title isnt catchy or captivativating. Perhaps just leave it as "seeking europe". Dnt worry abt stating its a true life story.once they write non-fiction on d cover page or publishing page readers will know. 6 Likes |
Literature › Re: Nigeria to Europe through the desert-A true life story by ambs50: 10:55pm On Mar 22, 2018 |
[quote author=Sparkle777 post=66073865][/quote]Pls sparkle, could you give d Op a chance in ur life. He once said he's healing frm d experiences nd ready to mingle nd probably settle down. I think d Op appears to be a nice person nd ready for serious relasnsip. Pls if u aren't engaged, giv him just a 1centimetre chance. NB: guys I dnt knw d Op from Adam oo bfor u think he's my brother  14 Likes 1 Share |
Nairaland General › Re: Share A Day You Can Never Forget by ambs50: 10:29pm On Mar 21, 2018 |
Bida 2008
Day I will Never Forget...
So it happened that I was a in the polytechnic then. I was a memeber of Deeper Life Campus Fellowship. Now we were to attend a central campus fellowship program @ Minna, so we were all mandated to travel to attend.
On the day of departure, students from school of nursing (mostly ladies) joined us. Fortunately I sat down with one student nurse whom I always admired. Occasionally we stared at each other. Now she sat by me but I couldn't muster courage to talk with her. I just kept cool. Also, I was too scared to toast almighty deeper life babe then. As we journeyed, I slept off as cool breeze fanned the embers of weather induced slumber.
Suddenly I was awakened when the bus came to a stop only to discover that while I slept, my mouth was opened. And slime (spit) came down on her hands. OMG, I felt like dying. The way she looked at me, I still can't decipher if she was angry or not cos she didn't show it. I just wiped of the spit with my hands and pretended nothing happened.
Trust all through the program I didn't see her. I have learnt never to sleep carelessly while in transit. |
Literature › Re: Nigeria to Europe through the desert-A true life story by ambs50: 4:41pm On Mar 21, 2018 |
gaby: You'd think it's really easy to recall events that happened 20years ago and also write them down chronologically with just a snap of the finger don't you? Dnt mind him Op. Nice work jare am following u bumper to bumper...but no be homo things oo 1 Like |
Literature › Re: Nigeria to Europe through the desert-A true life story by ambs50: 8:06am On Mar 21, 2018 |
gaby: Hello guys,due to the overwhelming support i have received from a seemingly innocent comment on a previous thread and in response to popular demand to create a separate thread to chronicle my experiences,i have decided to do this here.
However,i would like to point out and crave your understanding to the honest fact that i might not be doing a bare it all here. This is so because at the moment no one can tell where or when special interests might come knocking for my story.
I wouldn't want to have bared it all in here and be left with nothing to hand prospective suitors. ( everybody like money)
The experiences i'll be sharing here are going to be straight up first hand as it happened to me some 20 years ago,beyond and present as it might relate to my narrative.
To get a proper perspective i might have to do a background intro so you readers will better understand how i ended up venturing on this voyage of yes/no return as the case may be.
It is imperative to state here for the sake of clarity that i am doing this not for some cheap popularity or attention-seeking-ego-massaging trip,i am taking this up as a first step to finding me healing from all the trauma and also to pass on a lesson or two to you readers on the dangers inherent on this journey.
I'm naturally a pretty well private person who's known to bottle up stuffs a lot,this explains why this is the first time i'll be baring my experiences of some 20 years ago for the first time straight up as it is.
I'll hope you guys enjoy reading as i give the narratives but i'll prefer a question and answer session kind of. I even confuse sef.
Please note that my narrative here is not an expert advise on travelling by road or illegally,neither does it seek to promote or encourage same. I stand against and condemn all illegalities as it relates to travelling and otherwise.
Here's the thread that got us here
https://www.nairaland.com/4403645/share-day-never-forget/13#65950071 Thanks Op but pls give us all d details. We won't be bored. No detail is irrelevant. We want to know what goes on even in d desert, burial ground and all. As in, in full not abridged. Thanks 7 Likes 1 Share |
Christianity Etc › Re: Prophet Faleyimu Olagoroye: "5 Nollywood Stars Will Die In 2018” by ambs50: 10:30am On Mar 20, 2018 |
NwaAmaikpe:

Lemme guess;
1. Ninalowo Bolanle 2. Adekola Odunlade 3. Regina Daniels 4. Sadiq Daba and 5. Adesuwa Etomi. NwaAmaikpe has come again |
Celebrities › Re: Ruggedbaba And Tiwa Savage Go On A Dinner Date To Mark Her Birthday In Arrears by ambs50: 10:18pm On Mar 18, 2018 |
NwaAmaikpe:

Ruggedman has a degree in fvcking other men's leftover wives.
He did it with Toni Payne, despite the fact that 9ice was his paddy. Now he is going for TeeBillz' vomit. No, no... have been waiting for your killer response. Am a fan and always look out for your comment...bt this one is just not like it to me. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by ambs50: 9:47pm On Mar 18, 2018 |
patrickmuf: I really don't know if it's arrogance or childishness or both that's your issue, your moniker is strange to me thus I presume you're new here. FYI, I'm a Manchester United fan... Back to the crux of the matter, that a player can dribble doesn't necessarily mean he is a good player maker, check Hazard. Many players have been able to combine dribbling and playmaking e.g Zidane, Iniesta, Iniesta, Ronaldinho etc Others are great at playmaking e.g Kross, De Bruyne, Pirlo, Scholes, Alonso etc Others are good at scoring goals e.g Shevchenko, Inzaghi, Drogba, Suarez, Ronaldo etc Now, note that a great goal scorer might also be a good dribbler but only in instances, the keyword here is "prolific" whilst Suarez can wriggle his way past a defender, he isn't prolific at it thus you'd likely have most folks rate him as a great goal scorer and most likely a playmaker (he was in his Liverpool days). Ronaldo was great at dribbling but to keep pace with Messi, he had to ditch dribbling to concentrate on scoring so, you'd find most folks rate him him for his goal scoring prowess rather than dribbling. The same applies to Pele, he could dribble yes but was he prolific at it? Did he do the playmaking often? The answer is no, those who saw that Brazilian team or who have watched documentaries or analysts talk about team will tell you the playmaker was Garrincha, even Pele will tell you that. R9 was a fantastic dribbler and goal scorer but he wasn't quite as prolific when it came to playmaking. Messi on the other hand has the numbers to back up the argument, he dribbles just as well as he scores and play makes, the one player who is close to Messi at present is Neymar but he needs to be a little more direct I.e cut some unnecessary dribbles... Bruv, your analysis is objective and spot on given d fact that u admitted u are a Man Utd fan...I give it to u bro, u re objective. Abeg go work as sport analyst for radio..u too sabi. NB: pls dnt waste ur energy or reply those people dat troll a lot. Leave them to their biased motives. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by ambs50: 4:41pm On Mar 13, 2018 |
Terver23: Its my birthday today cule's wish me well !!! My gift comes tomorrow from the camp Nou at 8:45 Fořca Barça Happy birthday bro. Many more fulfiling years... |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by ambs50: 8:23am On Mar 12, 2018 |
mrcalcufast: bro,just sit back and relax.I am so loving the fun ,please leave Neymar1095 my guy,do you think it's easy to let go? What else would you have expected of someone whom real Madrid and his Shadow merchant denied multiple orgasms barely 6days ago?the wound will still be there, he might have even be posting from the hospital bed due to the shock, you know?@Neymar1095,i share your pain,accept my sympathy bro.But remember,'THE SHADOW CHASING NEVER ENDS'  Lol. Alright bro...leme not spoil d fun then. Na u dey make @neymar1095 relevant...he never gets tired$ |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by ambs50: 7:44am On Mar 12, 2018 |
Good day cules. Please I want to ask, is this a trolling page or barca fan page? Mehn it disgusting for me I must say. Opening pages of unending aimless and senseless trolls daily is annoying.
Fellow cules, abeg let stop reply @Neymar1095 and other dat come to drop senseless trolls. If we DONT regard them, they will go away. But barca thread is nw well over 3000 plus pages with meaningless discussions I must say.
We can't removed these troll maniacs bt we can make them irrelevant. I love to savour barca match analysis here. And I like the contributions from many cules here... Thanks |
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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by ambs50: 1:37pm On Mar 08, 2018 |
jonsnow92: Illusionista recovering
Oh Lord!! Give me this mountain! Is like u attend RCCG? Oh Lord give me this mountain @MarchHolyGhost |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Which Football Club You Love Watching But Do Not Support? by ambs50: 9:49pm On Feb 10, 2018 |
foxyk: Been a football purist of over 20 years i have watched and seen some really good teams . frank rijkaard barca was magically with Ronaldinho . deco , eto and co. watching them play was like watching pornography.. jurgen klopp's dortumund that got to the UCL finals was very appealing to the eyes with their transition football sebastian kel . sven bender, gotz and lewandoaki where the go to guys.... i loved watching diego simeone's A. madrid team of 20l5 ..they made defending look like an art with lots of Commitment. great tackling, athleticism & spirit . it was a template on how to defend...felipe luis ,miranda, godin , juanfran. where the back four. while gabi and tiago mendes where the anchor men.....�� l just love footy... Abeg go join brila fm for abuja. See ur analysis lyk egusi soup with all d necessary orishirishes...too sweet |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Which Football Club You Love Watching But Do Not Support? by ambs50: 9:47pm On Feb 10, 2018 |
I love watching Middlesbrough and Nigeria FC |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by ambs50: 11:42pm On Feb 03, 2018 |
Coutinho14: New here..... Mes que Un club Welcome bro abi na sis u be. All is good |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Policy And Legal Advocacy Centre (PLAC) Legislative Internship Recruitment 2018 by ambs50: 10:01pm On Feb 02, 2018 |
Pinkcandy55: Please have they gotten back to you after the interview? I contacted them and they said they have finally selected. I wasn't selected. Bt not happy though because I was drilled and felt I will clinch it. But God knows best. Tough times never last. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Policy And Legal Advocacy Centre (PLAC) Legislative Internship Recruitment 2018 by ambs50: 1:18pm On Feb 01, 2018 |
Pinkcandy55: Please have they gotten back to you after the interview? Not yet. Still expecting |
Politics › Re: Osun State 2018: PROF. ADEOLU DUROTOYE For Governor! by ambs50: 5:01pm On Jan 31, 2018 |
Y0ruba: LMAO see delusion.
Are you one of his son’s friends or did you benefit from his abysmal LG chairmanship?
Omisore has PDP in his pocket in that state and if he decides to vie, your man, Tunde’s Popsi, will have to wait in line.
The prayers of some of us is for Omisore not to contest and for PDP to find a better & vibrant individual that the people of Osun will rally around which definitely isn’t Tunde’s dad.
 THAT VIBRANT PARTNER IS #MOR (Mr Olawale Rasheed) |
Politics › Re: Oyinlola Resigns From Buhari's Govt As 7 APC Govs,3 Pdp's Storm Abuja For OBJ CN by ambs50: 9:43am On Jan 31, 2018 |
vote MOR (Mr Olawale Rasheed) for Osun governor 2018 |
Politics › Re: Osun State 2018: PROF. ADEOLU DUROTOYE For Governor! by ambs50: 9:39am On Jan 31, 2018 |
Well I must say that Durotoye has a good cv. But, guys #MOR (Mr Olawale Rasheed) is just the rave of the moment. He has an impressive cv and manifesto.
Guys especially those from osun (omoluabi), let support and rally round MOR to stem the tide of poverty in osun state. |
Politics › Re: Mallam Olawale Rasheed (mor) For Osun State Governor- 2018 by ambs50(op): 9:34am On Jan 31, 2018 |
Solution to the bourgeoisie economics of Aregbesola and APC in osun state. |
Politics › Mallam Olawale Rasheed (mor) For Osun State Governor- 2018 by ambs50(op): 9:19am On Jan 31, 2018 |
Mr. OLAWALE RASHEED #MOR 2018 The world has always craved and looked up to great men. As Shakespeare rightly said, ‘some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them. Mr. Olawale Raheed is indeed an enigma of those who achieved greatness. Born on the 2nd of February 1965 right in the heart of Oja Ale at Iwo, Osun State to the family of Chief and Mrs Bilawu Akanji, Mr. Olawale Rasheed henceforth MOR was fortunate to have a father who believed in the free education policy of the Action Group during the early years of politics in Nigeria. As such, the young MOR started his formal education at the District Council School Laito in Iwo. His educational pursuit was marred by several challenges arising from the high level of impoverishment at that time, a fate that befell several achievers born in that era.
However, by dint of hard work and doggedness, MOR round off his secondary education and secured admission to study English at the prestigious University of Ilorin in 1986. Although he turned down the choice of settling for Law as a result of his misconception of lawyers, studying English eventually paid off. It was a befitting course for a vibrant MOR whose literary and intellectual prowess was blossoming by the day. While in the university, MOR whose father was also an astute politician at the grassroots level during the first republic inadvertently found himself towing the same path. He served in various positions in his department and was also the editor of several student journals doing his best possible. What spurred him on was his believe that the price of greatness is responsibility. Therefore, in spite of busy schedules and huge responsibilities as a student, he still graduated with a second class upper degree in 1990.
Thereafter, he proceeded on national youth service to Abuja where his charismatic qualities made him instrumental in the creation of a cooperative society for corps members. Few months after his national youth service, he put in for a master degree in Public Administration in a bid to explore his political ambitions. It is worthy of note that MOR almost cut short his post graduate programme as a result of its huge financial demands but for the timely intervention of a close associate. From being a committed teacher in the Oyo State civil service to becoming the private secretary of Chief Abiola Ogundokun and his eventual stint at Third Eye Newspapers where he became a force to reckon with, MOR’s life stresses that success isn’t always about greatness. It’s about consistency and consistent hard work leads to success. Developing himself to become invaluable in his career, he joined the renowned Tribune Newspaper and rising through the ranks to become a regional editor. His resourcefulness and goodwill earned him various political appointments with the most recent as special assistant to the minister of state for power in 2014.
MOR is a man of many sides. Aside his successful career, he is the doting husband of Mrs. Tolulope Olawale, a father and a devout Muslim. He is also a mediapreneur and publisher of Sahel Standard Newspaper. As a man that understands that the greatness of a man is not in how much wealth he acquires but in his integrity and his ability to affect those around him positively, MOR he has founded several non-profit organizations, one of such is The Olawale Rasheed Foundation. In sum, MOR is epitomizes the virtues of success, hard work and diligence. Therefore, in the search of great men with a Midas touch to turn things around, we need not look far as we are blessed with one from the ancient town of Iwo in person of MOR (Mr. Olawale Rasheed).
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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by ambs50: 11:06am On Jan 29, 2018 |
eyoniggar: As i dey switch to match, Messi scored a nice free kick, what a sweet feeling. 3POINTS. Gbosa @eyonigger (the man wey open this barca thread) how is you? Abeg can u open a country, I go like move. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Policy And Legal Advocacy Centre (PLAC) Legislative Internship Recruitment 2018 by ambs50: 6:56pm On Jan 25, 2018 |
hypergrace: Alright. so please when is the interview taking place It tomorrow @ their office. Told me to come by 11am. PS: sorry just replying you. Just came online |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Policy And Legal Advocacy Centre (PLAC) Legislative Internship Recruitment 2018 by ambs50: 8:16am On Jan 25, 2018 |
hypergrace: please when were you contacted? On monday by mail |