azpekuliar:
Struggled with hypertension for the later part of 2021 and the first half of 2022. Gladly I have it under control now after making lifestyle changes.

What are the life changes. Please share

Why is the price for redmi screen different from place to place and dealer as well. Are there more authentic screens than others?

you mean redmi screen for 44k?
Quite expensive like samsung screens

Luisema4luv:


Same screen i repaired for 44k at raya care (neat as new).... Worth the money sha

MikeMicheal:
The solution might just be a reclip of the LCD flex cable.
Probably partly disconnected due to the impact, hence the blackout even while the phone is ON.

ok boss. This is noted. I will take it for a check tomorrow

Hello guys!
This afternoon after returning from church, I slept and woke up to discover that my redmi note 9s has refused to come on. After long press, it shows it is on but nothing on the screen. I am now suspecting that the screen may have been impacted because a padlock fell on it yesterday mistakenly(though it was still working until this afternoon).

I stay in port harcourt. Someone should help me with the price for a new screen and whether it's possible to get it here in PH.

Thanks

UmarSEO:

Deal With Him at your own Risk. The guy is nothing but a scam.

I suspected him self

God1000:
I heard this erudite SAN, an igede son is dead.

Amex2018

This is painful

I read about this yesterday morning and I was heartbroken to say the least. The pictures from the accident scene were horrible. More like a bulldozer ran through the vehicle. So so bad
This is beyond unfortunate. You can imagine having to lose the first and only SAN from Igede in less than 6 months of the promotion.

May his soul rest in peace

Tbh, this could have been avoided. I hope this issue is brought to rest. But I personally hate the fact that igedes residing in otukpo were attacked.

This is uncalled for. Our leaders should bring this nonsense to a stop asap.

Thanks God1000 for bringing this here

so what is your proposal?

Hi everyone.

This is perhaps my first post here in this section. I am earnestly seeking for a business I can venture or invest in around the city of Port harcourt.
I would love any constructive suggestions and idea.

Thanks guys

God1000:
I hope he will deliver, all we want in Benue is peace, good governance and dividends of democracy.

He should not forget the people of IGEDE and their plights.

I wish him all the best

honestly, the people of Igede have been marginalized for too long in the state. I hope this new season brings fresh hope to our people

Please can i speak with you to get clarity on this?

ibechris:




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And their customer care calls almost all the time to know if u have problem relating to your account.

Do you work with them?
I do have interest and would want to know more about them

Blinkingbae:
You can invest with Efinance, a CBN licensed Fintech company, and enjoy massive rates from 9% to 14% per annum or quarterly or monthly…. Depending on amount investing..

We also give out loans to salary earners earning from 100k and above.

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Thank you

Hi,
can you please share more details on this investment? I have interest

alezzy13:
Just to add they doing very well at moment, almost 18%!! Likely the best

Ps, not advertising for them oo. Still do you diligence

Hello fellow applicants...

I added some additional attachment like certifications and even CV that were explicitly not stated or required in the advertisement. I am feeling afraid that I may be disqualified for this. Now I am thinking of withdrawing my application and applying from scratch.

But it has been challenging navigating to the stage of withdrawing my application. Can anyone give me a clue?

Flappy222:
Please how were you able to get this Beetroot plant, does it have any native name.
I can’t seems to find it over here that’s why.

I only mentioned "Beetroot" and they were able to figure it out. I don't know of any native name

golddust6000:
blend all together, put whole bunch of garlic and big size ginger, blend it make it as juice, it’s so powerful so just try and drink half cup. It’s advisable to drink it on an empty stomach

Make sure you throw away the drugs, don’t ever use it again, it’s a silent killer.

Take this juice everyday I promise you just three days you will see wonders. Note the juice will upset your stomach so be careful.

Can I take the ginger and garlic raw because of unavailability of a blender

golddust6000:
where did you buy beetroot in Nigeria?

In Warri here. I have never known the fruit before so asked in the market. One is about N500.

Hi golddust6000 and every contributor on this thread. I had to follow because of the rich value of the info being provided. As at 19yrs when I was in 100L, my BP was reading 160/80 and 140/90. I did nothing much to bring it down. Maybe because I was naive or so. But over time these last 3 years of actively working, I have noticed my BP to be high. I have decided to do something about it and currently on drugs. However, the doctor attending to me said my BP is fluctuating as it goes up and down sometimes but he said nevertheless that I am hypertensive.

After going through the thread yesterday, I went to the market to buy ginger, tumeric, garlic and beetroot. My question now is whether I should pause the drugs and use the fruits or I should combine them together. I don't like drugs as a person but my health needs to be attended to.

Should I also blend the garlic, ginger, tumeric and beetroot together or take it raw.

Thanks everyone for your kind responses and advise

golddust6000:
exactly. I stop taking bp meds, beetroot and garlic, plus ginger mix all like juice, I was surprised my bp went from 161 to august 131 just for only two days o. I can never take bp meds never, even my kidney function was 56, now it’s 72 bro there’s wonders in nature I must attest.

Where do you stay in warri..... Isoko wadooo!!

Massive congratulations to you bro.

Kindly share some snippets especially the experience part of your CV. How do you mean by the usage of verb action words?

engray:
I am a living testimony of the popular saying "Heaven helps those who help themselves". In helping oneself in life, you have to be strategically intentional about it.
Job-hunting in a nation like Nigeria as they say is "a job in itself". The rejections and disappointments are inseparable duo one has to deal with. But I tell you that with God and a change of strategy and patience you'll land that job sooner than you think.

I'll share my story and I hope it inspires us

EPISODE 1
I started work with one of the bank's in Nigeria as a contract staff back in 2015. As a fresh graduate, it felt huge for me with salary of 100k till I was deep into it and the many frustrations started to unfold. Fast forward to 2017, I started applying for jobs again. It was a weekly ritual for me. The deafening silence from not being called for aptitude test/interview, & the numerous rejection mails heightened my frustrations. 2018, it dawned on me that something has to be done about the document representing me -MY CV.
I paid for rewrite but was never satisfied.
Then I decided to dedicate myself to rewriting and updating my CV/Resume from time to time.It was at that point I realized I needed to be intentional about what I do at work,how I do it and the results I achieved. You know why? It's simply cos everything I do including the results I achieved must go down into my CV. I took my frustrating job more seriously and responsibly, I volunteered when there is need to, I was more involved in team building. Guess what, these eventually eventually brought me some positive recognition and promotion to a leadership role(which never reflected in my salary since I was just a contract staff). But I took it anyways. You know why ? MY C.V!... to be continued.

Hey bro....the link is not working. Share your digit here if you don't mind

Bertino:

How fa? I dey Warri, holla: https:///message/MAY2CYAKXEBBE1

This is quite sad. Relationship these days are becoming something else. People find it very easy to get in and out relationship without understanding the impact of their actions. This is why I don't dive into relationships even with the constant pressure from friends and girls.
I can only imagine how much pain this is causing you.

I would want to advise that people get into relationship with a clear purpose, definition and destination. This is life saver honestly.

Additionally, ensure at the beginning of your relationship you have someone you can be accountable to especially as a lady. This is very important going by what is happening now a days.

But people would not want anyone have a say in their affair because they consider it as private and personal lives but when things go south, they come to the public to share their story and seek sympathy.

I ask people to explain the essence of a relationship if it is about the possibility of working things to marriage level.

Hey everyone.
Happy new year.
I would appreciate if you would advertise roles relating to project management here. I am a certified PMP and also a member of PMI(the world's largest project management organization).

I am a graduate of civil engineering and currently engaged with a company in the Delta state. Please note that I willing be and ready to relocate if need be to any part of Nigeria.

Best of season everyone

God1000:
Nigeria is deeply divided along ethnic and religious lines, we don't like each other, we insult ourselves everyday, we dehumanise and degrade each other for nefarious reasons.

But outside the shores of Nigeria, we are all treated the same way, nobody wants to know your tribe, we all carry the same image and identity out there.

This is why we should refrain from playing ethnic card every now and then, because it's not healthy.

I still remember when I posted about my tribe (igede) on this platform and how some unscrupulous Nigerians lambasted me severely.
Meanwhile I've defended Nigeria on different social media platforms from south Africans, Ghanians, Kenyans etc whenever they attack us more than any other person in Nigeria, yet some persons don't even want to hear about my tribe.

We are all responsible for our woes, be the change you want to see.

You do have a point.

The issue of ethnicity has affected Nigeria's development and growth more than any other thing. I don't know how we are going to get over this but I strongly believe our leaders have a big role to play in the integration of all tribes in the country.

BTW, I share the same tribe(Igede) with you.
Good to have a brother here.
Compliments of the season

Hotdiamond:

Building

Ok thanks

Do you mean anyone under 30 not minding the course requirements? I would have applied because I am under 30 with a civil engineering and pmp but I am only seeing mechanical engineering there.
What do you advise?

Tintedglass:
it's real

anyone under 30 should apply.

Hey guys.

I just got certified by PMI as a PMP. I desire for a change of job. Recommend and tag me should openings for PM comes up in your organization.

I am asking as well to solicit your opinions on how to market myself in the job market. I am a young man of less than 30 years

Nice one.
I am happy to announce that I got certified as a PMP through PMI on the 6/11/2021. During my preparation, I read and studied extensively on Agile/hybrid approach to project management which is now a requirement and a major part of exam content for passing PMP.

Now as a project manager, I am looking for opportunities to practice away from my present field. Do well to hit me up should there's opening especially for a scrum master

Aphrodite007:
I promised to give pointers about tech occupations. Of course there are the core tech occupations like infrastructure manager, network architects, technical architects, developers (either front or backend), automation testing or even some data professions (these require sql, python, r and some familiarity with tableau, power bi, etc). As for manual testing, if you have experience with software and/or UX experience, you may easily become a manual tester (pays well).

I am not a pro in the above so I will leave it to the professionals to speak of. Out of all the above tech occupations, the easiest and most pragmatic to get into would be security manager (which requires little to no code, as your infrastructure staff would do the needed to help you) but security requires vast experience in the tech industry (that’s why I pity people with no experience reading cyber security).
Anyway the good news is, there are some professions that you can crack easily, these are:

Scrum master-- if you are a manager, cheerleader and teacher, you can do a scrum master course on scrum.org, watch looooads of scrum or agile videos on YT and go on some other agile courses to become a scrum master—m but prepare to start as a junior if you have never had the role before.

Product owner-- again read up about it, make sure you do your certification on scrum.org, then whatever industry you apply to, make sure it is an industry you have worked in very well because POs always need the experience to make good decisions.

Delivery manager—if you have worked as a Project manager before, just learn about agile (again scrum.org and many agile videos, change your mindset (no more controlled environment, you philosophy must be to fail fast) and then you can convert your title to DM- they pay well.
Business analyst, these are pretty popular, just make sure you have some certs and you have experience in the industry you want to work in. You can learn about BA in BCS or IIBA- pays well.

Product manager-- my favourite, well just be experienced in the product and have good enough experience in being a BA, DM or PO. You must be familiar with agile and product development life cycle.

Take these jobs, go on indeed, look up the jobs, then try and acquired whatever skill the jobs require within the next 4 months. Tune your cv to reflect the job spec, practice well so you have speak eloquently during your interview. You can also convert your job as an accountant, finance analyst etc to the above jobs, but you have to be smart about it.

SavageResponse:


You don't need anyone's help you can make the payment yourself.

You can use your Naira Mastercard to make payment or you ask the bank to process the payment but in this case you would need to fill a Form A at the bank and they will charge you about $50.

What I just told you is based on my experience paying for the CFA exam which is conducted by an American organisation

I would prefer the Naira Mastercard because I have a voucher to use which will offset the fees. Can you tell me more or how can I contact you?