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freshestguy:Queen with no crown and castle! have been very busy, preparing for ExamsOh! I see. That's a good one. Hope the exams went well? We'll drink to its success ![]() hmmmmmm, In this Buhari Regime, okay oh. If you can follow me to the other room, I will show you, what I got for you. ![]() I'm a special kind of follower . I got you on this one ![]() from whereFrom 'away'. Good morning. It's great to see you again. |
kaboninc:Lol. Be nice ![]() |
kaboninc:Lol. E- money dey pay na! Have you forgotten that song ?Na bitcoins I wan begin share now. Oh! I love everything crunchy ![]() |
Ferdyboss:Lol. You speak in parables Ferdy ![]() Bhet, I understand parables ![]() You people pursued me! |
freshestguy:We hail you too! Where have you been What did you bring for us? ![]() Welcome back Freshie ![]() |
Hahahaha. This Nairaland sha! ![]() Abeg who is that person that first made this statement, "many are mad but few are roaming"? I just want to give credit to the fellow for such deep truth ![]() That's all. |
SirDavico:Oh! Okay. In that case go for what you love and are good at. Develop your Oral English communication skills because it won't be nice after you've become an accomplished novelist, people start to doubt that you wrote a novel by yourself upon hearing you speak. All the best as you switch to English Department. |
wroskian:100,000 likes to you for this sound advice you have offered. A tape recorder will do him tremendous good! On another note, you and I should consider going into the educational sector together in the future ![]() |
Back to the matter, OP I don't think English and Literature will be as easy as you think. Lecturers will still do some talking while giving lectures and you will need to hear them. Have you tried using hearing aids? I think calculative courses should be easier for you than English. Except of course you have a flair for English and Literature already. |
Emmerdotter:Why in this world did you post this advert here!? Sometimes I wonder how people behave. This is totally rude and disrespectful! A young man created a thread because he needs advice. He even pleaded for MATURE advice (no insults) I bet he knows your kind are on the loose that's why he had to say that. Please, creating a thread is free. Create yours and spam it with adverts rather than post irrelevancies when someone needs help. No hard feelings. |
kaboninc:Lol. Wait first ![]() I need to get my hands on some bitcoins too before we port together ![]() |
Glaxxs:Thanks for the endorsement ![]() Did I pass?A+
You learnt faster than I expected.
Congratulations! |
Glaxxs:Lol. You got it! You've been able to quote me bit by bit. You input the bracket yourself. And take particular note of the shape of the bracket and use that type. Bracket open, type quote and close. Make sure it is before the text you want to respond to. Then close it by using the bracket open, a forward slash and quote before the bracket closes. Not to worry, I'm a patient teacher. I like to see my student happy after catching what I teach them .Practical: Remember the bracket I'm using now is the wrong type, therefore it won't work but I have to use it for illustration purpose. (quote) Ada likes to play with her brothers, Eric and Evans. (/quote) Have you seen what I just did? Once the bracket is right, the command will work automatically ![]() |
Glaxxs:Oh sure, I can and I'm willing to.Oya smile .To quote a post bit by bit, is done in the same way you italicize or embolden a text. For instance, if I want to make this post of yours to come out in two parts, I'll do this; Finding it difficult to quote post bit by bit. Can you tutor me?Now look critically at what I've done and tell me what you notice. Note: You'll notice it when you click the reply button. You'll see the quote I typed manually and inserted square brackets. Take a look! ![]() |
The air in the room smelt delicious. The fragrance of Lavender oil was an aroma to perceive! Hunger was causing Audu's brain to register words wrongly and confuse the aroma of perfume for food, which was totally understandable. Mrs. Alabi is one who is wont to get lost in conversations of this kind. She had been a one time trainer in the company's training School for fresh recruits. Teaching/Coaching is a passion for her and any opportunity to coach is always received with open arms. She didn't realize that she had been conversing with Audu for the past 90 minutes or more. It felt like she had only spent roughly 90 seconds with him - 1 minute, 30 seconds until she was interrupted by the alarm clock on her desk. It was 2 PM and she had a ritual to perform. While others leave their offices for lunch, she uses a few minutes out of the one hour break to attend to some personal matters. 'Oh! Look what time it is already! The clock, just like birds, also have wings too!' She said in between a mild laughter. Audu laughed hysterically. He thought of her remark as funny, but it was a relief for him. He didn't want the conversation to come to a close because they were still scratching the surface, she had been sharing nuggets with him and they were all practical experiences from her own career. He wanted a few minutes to absorb what he had learnt so far and digest the teachings. She had so opened his eyes to things he had been blinded by. 10 minutes after she started on 'business communication', he politely requested for a writing pad and pen. After this break, he'll ask her some questions. He'd jotted down a lot! If he was to leave at 2, he no doubt was going to leave feeling like a million bucks. 'You need to grab a bite, Audu. After the break, we'll meet again to see if you have any questions. Be sure to know I'll provide you with answers'. 'Thank you very much ma'am. This day have I become professional both in words and actions. I have learnt a whole lot from you, from here (referring to the business environment) and most importantly, Netiquette which is E-mail Etiquette. I'm grateful for your time and consideration. 'You're welcome. When people talk for so long like you've just done, I know they have questions to ask . Lucy is at the reception to lead you to the Hub where you'll be served any meal of your choice. You have 50 minutes left. If I were you, I'll be up and out for lunch'. She said with a tease.Audu laughed again. This time harder. He could swear her sense of humor was out of this world. One minute she is very serious, dishing out tips, the next minute she's teasing him about food. He smiled to himself, got up excitedly and thanked her for her thoughtfulness. 'While at it, don't soil your clothes!'. They both laughed before he left the office, shutting the door gently behind him. At the reception, he met Lucy ready to show him the way. Just to be sure he knew what was expected of him at the table, she asked if Mrs. Alabi took him on 'Dining Etiquette Basics'. He smiled and replied in the affirmative. 'Whenever she has a protégé who will be under her mentorship for a day, she never fails to educate them on their composure at a restaurant because as you will soon know, some business meetings are staged at restaurants over a meal'. Lucy said. 'How often does she have young people come for coaching?' Audu asked inquisitively. 'Often. Very often. She's a ... Oh! We're here already. We'll continue this discussion after the meal. I'm famished. You look starved yourself.' Lucy smiled. Of course he was starved. The last thing he ate that served as food was the night before and it wasn't even a decent meal. He had less than 50 minutes to do justice to this lunch for his stomach's sake and he would do just that! He recited some basic rules to himself that will guide his conduct at the table. *I must be polite and ensure that I do not join the queue from the middle or front but from behind. *My cell phone has no business ringing loudly here. If out of sight really translates to out of mind then, dear phone, stay out of sight. *I will only choose a meal I'm familiar with. This is not the place to try out a new dish. *As I take my seat, I ought not to forget to unfold my napkin and place it neatly on my laps and not to stuff it into my clothing. It's not a bib! neither am I a child. *If I need to leave the table, I shouldn't take the napkin with me or leave it on the table. It's place is on my chair. And if it accidentally falls down, it shouldn't be retrieved. *My feet must be flat on the floor in front of me. *Forks to the left, spoons and knives to the right. *Don't ever blow your food to cool it, Audu. *Not even the witches in my village must make me scrape my plate with a silverware. *Never! Never ever! Not even in death should I be caught picking my teeth at the table! All grooming, in whatever form, must be in the bathroom. Good! After the recitation he felt adequate to eat like everyone else whilst having a feel of what it would be like should he eventually become a part of them. |
Lero15:Hahahaha. How can ?Has anyone ever used this line of response before on this forum? ![]() Please give credit to me for being creative and innovative and spontaneous all at the same time ![]() Bawoni baba Abims? |
Fkforyou:Wow! It's another week already ![]() How time flies! ![]() I'll be here to update tomorrow please. I've committed myself into engaging in an activity today already. Thanks for the reminder. I appreciate loads ![]() |
Lero15:I can, but I may not... Forgive me ![]() |
kapable75:Lol. Pele |
kapable75:Lol. For your mind old papa ![]() It will be a pleasure to eat and drink with you before dismissing you .When you come of age, we'll perform the rites of passage. We'll duly inform you of all the things you'll need. But step 1: Visit the section every now and then. Observe how things are done. Don't be quick to comment. Learn from the wisest of wise. You'll know them when you see them. This is the incubation period as I choose to call it. Step 2 coming up after PPA has been assigned. Cheers! |
kapable75:Yea, I know. But you are a man and men don't cry right? ![]() My guy cry joor! Lock your room, cry for 10 minutes, you'll feel better ![]() Don't suppress the emotion. After the cry, you'll be an encouragement to others because of the inner confidence it will give you. Take this advice and thank me after your service year. |
edbor:Lol. Don't break your leg! ![]() Make sure you enjoy every bit of your service to the State. It's only for a year. No be today recession start. Eat plenty of fish and swim like a duck ![]() Enjoy and don't forget to stay in touch! |
Sleekyshuga:Lolz. Pack your box fast! I will personally arrange for the truck that will take you on this journey ![]() We the good people of Pitakwa, hereby send you forth to ugu Hausa ![]() Bye bye ![]() |
kapable75:You are not familiar with these codes? That's how ours was pasted on the board for us to see. GM stands for Gombe State ![]() |
edbor:Lol. It is not today small small shildren began crushing on senior Aunty them ![]() If your PPA is in an oyel company, I'll consider your proposal ![]() |
edbor:Lol. I couldn't help it. It was too obvious, even to the blind ![]() Enjoy! |
WilsonMayowa:She travelled from 9th mile, Nsukka. The cost will be different if you're taking a different route. About the weather, I'll ask her about it and see if the contact part is cool with her. Cheers! |
kapable75:Lol. There's no story joor other than I saw GM and I sulked for hours ... lol. Then I went home and cried ![]() |
kapable75:Nah! It fit not ![]() |
kapable75:Lol. Small boys and girls are not allowed in! ![]() Our section is rated! PG 25 ![]() Parental guidance is adviced ![]() |
Sleekyshuga:Hahahaha. You know say your own I go laugh you until my belle burst ![]() Come! which space are you staring into?
Hausa girl!
Alhaja!!!
Ina kwana? Lol |
kapable75:Oh, cool! Godspeed as you set out .Would you like to hear my NYSC posting story? ![]() |
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