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macaranta:
Yes..it works else LIB won't be buying a 500 m house.

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MzPecs:
5• The driver always knows the road to take, but it’s the conductors place to make sure that all hassles during the journey are taken care of.

All leaders should take note of this. It is always vital to have people help you clear obstacles while you are pursuing a vision

I am going into the same thing, so I can understand your concerns.
Whose idea is the business? From what you are saying, your boss is more of an Investor and less of a partner. If that is correct, you should treat him as such. Or you might consider him a co-founder, with a small percentage of shares. No more than 30% logically, depends on what you both agree on.
I suggest that you hire a lawyer to give you legal advice on this, and read the terms of the agreement CAREFULLY, over and over again.
Good luck

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FUTO School Fees Schedule.

Acceptance Fee N40000
Year 1
Geology N47,800
Other Departments N45,300

Year II-III
Geology N35,800
Other Departments N33,300

Year IV-V
Geology N30,800
Other Departments N28,300

Apart from tuition fee there are other compulsory charges and they are
SUG (student Union Government)
N3500
Medical fee
N3000
Afrihub
N5000
Hostel Accommodations (not compulsory) N15000
NDDC hostel N30,000
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Hi, can you please explain why there's a N5000 fer for Afrihub? Thanks

Except a man be born again

MODS I will appreciate a front page place

Hello everybody,
I would love to know your individual opinions on what ingredients the Nigerian educational system needs in order to compete with other advanced global systems.
Of more interest to me is technological innovations that you think can trigger development in the Nigerian educational system.
What do you think could have made your studying at any level of education easier if you had them
I am making some research on my bachelor thesis and I need some help here.
I am looking forward to reading your responses

Hello everybody, especially the Nigerians already here in Korea.
I just moved into Seoul, and I am looking for an apartment to rent or share, etc. Anybody with useful information on that will be highly appreciated, thanks.

plumule:
This simply thing. Am expecting real challenging test

I suppose speaking good English is quite a challenge for you already

Hey guys, I need to get a police report ASAP in Abuja. I have absolutely no idea how to go about it can somebody please tell how it's done?
Thanks

Swegzfreak:
dat 1 na long story. .
Just use a coffin as ur centre table, tank me later

brother, you made my day

SLIDEwaxie:
this but username like a name of a Greek god

Without Ragnar, they can never succeed in taking Paris

username, well.......

" Not the living but the dead, will conquer Paris"
y'all don't forget that

acadollar:
Here are some of culture shocks you may encounter(and I have encountered) when you go here in Korea. Whether you’ll come here to visit, to work or to live, you can take note of this list for your own perusal in the future.

1. Wreaths




I think one of the first few culture shocks I encountered was seeing wreaths in various celebrations. In Philippines, you can only see wreaths during a funeral. In fact, it symbolizes death or mourning in our culture. However, I was so shocked when I saw people displaying wreaths when a new business is opened, or if there’s a wedding, or if somebody is celebrating an anniversary. Just try to take a walk along Myeongdong or Namdaemun or any big markets in Korea and you will more likely see wreaths display all over the places. Don’t make the same mistake I made, don’t think somebody is mourning over a death because it could just be an opening of new business.

2. The Korean men affection


Guys wrapping each others arms while walking is a common scenario in Korea


I am from a culture where seeing two women holding hands or giving each other a kiss on the cheek is pretty normal and acceptable. But, that won’t give the same impression for men. Like the western culture, a guy being touchy-feely to other guy maybe suspected to be gay. Guys could just shake each other hands or pat each other in the back, but as far as experience is concerned, Korean men tend to be touchy. How many times a Korean ahjussi(adult male) held my hand feeling it as if we were close? Here in Korea, exchanging of sweet nothings and putting arms around another guy’s body are extremely common. A guy can be intimate with another guy as a sign of deeper friendship. They are even comfortable seeing each other naked. I once tried going to a public bath and I was shocked when I saw guys cleaning each other naked body, or play around with group of friends in a bath tub naked! Then I learned later on that it was pretty normal and in fact significant in Korean culture.

3. The squatter

Korea has an advance technology. Their buildings are made of modern designs and the people are so techie. Almost everything in Korea is automated and very sophisticated. But if there’s one thing in the past that made its way through to this generation, I’ll say it’s the squatty potty. A squatter is a small basin made of porcelain where you need to literally squat over to “do your thing”. The first time I saw this kind of toilet bowl was in a subway station. I was shocked because I don’t know what to do. So I decided to not let my stomach upset if I go around Korea especially if I am in an old building because the odd of having a squatty potty in the bathroom is big.


An example of squatty potty
Photo credit to Kaleena's Kaleidoscope

For some reason, some Koreans especially the old ones are more comfortable using this than the usual toilet bowl we have today. Apparently, it’s good for the health when you do squat position during the “you know what I mean”.

4. Free hugs! Anyone?

Free hugs is becoming a big trend in Korea nowadays. You can see them teenagers, boys and girls, holding big placard offering Free hugs to anybody. This maybe not new to some culture because I can see some of this trend especially in the Western Culture, but I guess Koreans are taking it to a higher level because they don’t only stand to offer free hugs, they also go around offering to anybody like selling hot cake in the market. To some extent, they go to public transportations and subways to ambush everybody with hugs. It’s weird but sweet. One time, I tried to join these two boys offering free hugs to the public. I hugged a lot of ahjummas (adult women).



Free hug in the subway


5. Pali Pali culture

This is for those who want to come here to work. When you are new to working in Korea, you may need to give it more time to adjust because you don’t only need to adjust to people or the working environment, you also need to adjust to this pali pali culture or “Hurry culture”. Don’t get intimated when your boss will tell you to work as fast and as hard as you can because for them, this is customary. If you can slack off to work in your own country, here in Korea, you’ll probably find it hard to do that same habit of yours. They are so workaholic and every single moment at work is important. For them, productivity is essential. No wonder why they are so progressive. I can’t even count how many times I was told the magic word “pali pali”. At first, it really annoys me, but it somehow makes you more effective and productive.

These are just 5 of the many culture shocks you may encounter when you go here in Korea. I’ll tell you, there are still hundreds of those weird customs and they are inevitable. Whether you like it or not, you’ll get to encounter it once you’re here. But I guess that’s where the fun comes.

Here in Europe, I saw the free hugs thing for the first time. It's so annoying, but thanks a lot Bro.

buygala:
na so craze dey start

Moral of the story...


MADNESS IS NO RESPECTER OF PERSONS.... YOU CAN OVERCOME THE GHETTO AND THE POVERTY, BUT YOU CAN NEVER OVERCOME THE FOLLOW-COME MADNESS

this is so epic

Hi guys, I'm going to Seoul this September for a year of exchange studies, how are Africans generally treated there, and what's the atmosphere like?
Please reply

Lordseyad:
I




Twas waoo

Yea, not really what I expected
Floki though, that dude is over the edge
I LOVE Lagertha

Don't wanna spoil, but anyone seen the new episode?

Neduzze5:
Lolz... Floki is a real psycho but I really love the eay he giggles.

Anytime he does so, I see myself laughing like a mad man, coupled with the fact that he looks funny!!

He leads the attack on Paris. Hopefully, he will lead well!!

Porunn sha!! The scar on her face is gradually making her lose her self esteem

You hope Floki "leads well"? Man obviously you don't understand oh.
What is the best way to discredit a man? Just put him in power.
Ragnar is simply tying him up to slice his throat.
But floki sha, I love the dude - his devotion to his gods is simply epic

We all cannot wait to see Ragnar's retribution. Definitely episode 7 will be a stunner, I think thursday is too far. hehe

SLIDEwaxie:
while regnar is planning to invade Paris, his people are being killed in Wessex. Av downloaded episode 6. Still savouring it before I watch it

He has heard of the killings. His revenge will be harsh - that's an understatement

Floki use to be my favourite character, but now I hate that bastard. I still love him in a way though. The bromance between Ragnar and Athelstan is epic

"This sounds like giving monkeys the key to a banana plantation"

this comment threw me off my chair

[quote author=laykorn post=30136970][/quote]hey, what foreign books do you have?

yes they can

Perhaps you might as well provide alternative for these words. I'm going to the Netherlands next month, don't want to get laughed at for saying "bill"

Jregz:
a download manager is all you need,get IDM

IDM manager needs to paid for, and that sucks

marieolae:
Hmmm
It's not actually my style..
I can give it a try..
This boyish look on ladies is the hottest thing right now

Lemme know when you rock the boyish look. I dig boyish girls

Call me cheap, but I never pay a girl's bills in a restaurant; she pays hers and I pay mine.
I no be her papa, after all she enjoys my company, that's enough payment

well described; it's so easy to picturesque

dre11:
I used my other hand to push him and that was how I fell to the ground,” she stated. Residents of the area saw Ada as she fell from the building thinking that she might be an apparition. Police authority however says that Agbazue was a victim of bad facebook relationship.

lol

Dude has a point