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Fisiryorh:
Carry your Bobo juice dey go abeg...

habbey99:
Hello all, good afternoon.
pls what digital banking system is best and reliable in nigeria..
Which do u used and which u can vouch for.
Thank u

Opay and Palmpay are trying. A good one also is Moniepoint service. Their network is quite sound also.

Every girl should learn to cook as well as boys who can.

A nice trend tro learn a lot from and make possible corrections. All the best to everyone.

1. What you think matters. What others think doesn’t matter.

2. You’ve got to accept your circumstances and learn to work with them instead of against them. It’s tough, very tough, but worth it. Opportunity is everywhere every day, it’s up to us to make use of it.

3. People will judge you no matter what. It’s okay to be judged, it’s part of life. There is no harm as long as one is content with their own life.
It’s also okay to lose people along the way. Not everyone is meant to stay. Even you.

4. Money matters but past a certain point it becomes useless. Living racing after money is not worth it.
It’s not lonely or bad to spend time on your own. It’s lonely out there if you’re chasing after people never understanding needing space for yourself.

5. There is always going to be someone better than you and that is not a bad thing. We all have our gifts and talents that we give to the world. It’s best to accept it and move on.

6. Some things will not work out. That’s just the flow of things. There is no straight path, everyone has got their own battles to live through. So, enjoy the ride instead of resisting it.

7. Bitterness, jealousy, envy and emotions of that sort are a waste of time.

8. What will get you far is discipline. Wit is cool too. That’s it. In the end it’s about who really wanted to get somewhere and who didn’t.

9. When life gets tough, remember: tough times never last, tough people do.

10. Life isn’t a competition in of itself but it is full of competition. There is no one living who is not competing for something. Some competitions are rough, some are easy to withstand. So, learn to be okay with competing, it’s part of nature.

11. Don’t buy into too many illusions. They will tell you your best days are your 20s, you get married by 28, have children by 28, have a house by 28, set career by 28, live happily ever after by 28. You’re expected to run through your 20s checking off a plethora of milestones even though these steps on their own aren’t fulfilling.

Some of them are traps. So, live your life the way it ends up uniquely folding out for you.

Have a nice day.

1. Keep checking in with your mind. Many problems occur within the mind but not within our realities. Meaning sometimes it’s just a mind game. A sick mind makes it seem like everything you do is a a problem; a healthy mind can live in a state of calm- and easiness. Reaching that state is easier said than done but it requires only living and living fully.

2. Keep reminding yourself to live your life on your own terms no matter what happens. Don’t fall for constant comparison and competition. A little amount is healthy but living for other people just isn’t worth it.

3. Try to start out and end your days with calmness. Calmness births creativity. Creativity births new lives. Sounds odd but it is true. Once you feel like you can be creative or have a creative outlet you get a new sense of self-esteem. It is surprising how much life can change when you find your passion. And it all starts out with finding calmness.

4. Write a lot. Do sports. Exercise, Sing, Be active, ETC

5. Don’t live by the past. Never think in the terms of “I am because this and that happened” or “I am because I did”. Instead see yourself in the now, you are because well, you are. It might seem dumb but it really isn’t. Living by the past is a terrifying constraint, don’t fall victim to it.

6. Decisions are important. The decisions we make every single day end up shaping our lives. Try to become more aware of the decisions you make every single day. One decision, one habit, one outlet can change the outcome of your life.

7. Make sure you’re doing well and are content majority of the time. Life is too short to spend it miserable or in toxic company.

Stay Happy. Have a nice day.

simplepee:
Nothing works on globacom.

I have heard someone complain about this too!

Bankowner:
One hundred percent whitening soap!!

Being fair in complexion with big 'nyansh' as they call it is the in thing in town.

Lol ... On point ....

Nice update. Handy and useful.

Hamachi:
Why Do You Want to Work Here?

This is one of the most common interview questions that can make or break your chances of landing the job.

So, why is it so important, and how should you approach answering it?

First, let's understand why interviewers ask this question.

Hiring managers want to know if you have done your research on the company and are genuinely interested in working for them. Your answer can also help them understand how you will fit into their company culture and values.

So, how should you answer this question? Here are some tips:

📌 Research the company: Do your homework on the company's mission, values, products/services, and any recent news or developments.

📌 Connect your values: Identify the company's values that resonate with you and share why you align with them.

📌 Link your skills: Explain how your skills and experiences align with the company's mission and the position you are applying for.

📌 Mention specific projects: Mention any specific projects, products or initiatives that you admire and how they align with your own goals.

📌 Express excitement: Show genuine excitement and enthusiasm for the opportunity to work with the company.

Remember to keep your answer concise and to the point. Avoid generic responses and tailor your answer to the specific company and role. Show your passion, knowledge, and skills that make you a perfect fit for the company.

Have you been in an interview where this question threw you off balance? Share your experience in the comment section below.

Wishing you a fruitful week ahead.

aboyaji:
I have come across threads highlighting different youthful financial exuberances. It's no longer news in today's Nigeria that one has a very high chance of being oppressed by people's flashy lifestyles.

Many of those lifestyles could be;

1. Flashy and expensive cars.

2. Dorime - Uncontrollably Spending much money in the clubhouse and with the company of so many hungry and sultry looking Ladies.

Etc.

I'll tell you my story and how I live my life.

I'm already old enough to have control over my Life. So, nothing freaks me anymore. This comes with maturity.


So, one fateful day, I landed in portharcourt and I got picked up by my relative. Later in the night, we went to a club somewhere in the town. I knew I wasn't going to spend a dime because I don't club. I could visit a club maybe, once in 7 to 10 years.

On reaching there, a lot of guys with their usual DOINGS have already started the normal things. We went in, joined the group as it was a well arranged activity that had all guys meet up together without the inclusion of a stranger.

Hennessy bottles were flying around as they had decided to buy Hennessy drinks ONLY. But we later added other brands like four cousins and co. So the target was 10 bottles of Hennessy and each of it went as high as 35k in the clubhouse.

In my mind, I knew I can't afford to buy such drink at the time because normally, I'm not used to such gathering. I have organised a lot of meetings (business meetings) and not just a drinking contest. Mind you, I'm not against what happened that night, but to teach whoever wants to learn selfcontrol.

The consumed Hennessy bottles had gone up to 10 which were stacked up like a tower on the glass table with chants and moves to top it up more with at least 2 more bottles making it 12 Hennessy bottles.

35,000 multiplied by 12 bottles is #420,000.

That my relative paid for 2 bottles and so many guys did same too while the Dorime lasted.

The activity lasted till Dawn maybe by 4am or so. And the Total bill amounted around 800k.

So, it got to the usual money spraying level. For those who knew how guys throw money in the club. Wads of mints were flying up and down. This one is not the usual pieces, but wraps in bundles. Ladies were just there picking money up and down while guys sprayed them. I made sure I enjoyed myself but wasn't perturbed by their show of frivolousness.

One thing was certain. I knew I wouldn't turn a blind eye on those wads of money. I was dancing with a very pretty lady when an unwrapped wad of money found its way to my palm. Guys, I gum am . I gum am close eyes. When the dark background came on, I bent over and picked the ones I could and pocketed them. I get no shame in that, Bro . The random babe I was dancing with was busy picking hers. She didn't try to judge me. No, dey there dey look for whom to judge. No pick your own.

Fast forward to when we went to a service apartment that early morning, slept and woke by 8am. On our way home, the same relative that was doing Dorime started asking me for transport fare back home.

I can't be oppressed. My esteem is too high for such. Use your sense.

Very well. You are correct. All these described here are things seen regularly in the course of work, especially on weekends. Use your sense is very much in line.

Exc2000:
An Arab man once told me first sign of poverty is living in multi floor apartment

Rich people stay in a storey Mansion and duplex

No time to climb stairs

LOL ..... ..... ..

ityP:
Not yet

The result is out now !

Wordsfrombimpe:
People Take Kind People For Granted, Set Boundaries

I am one of the most kindest soul ever but have learnt one thing about human being they can be two face.

They come in saying the good stuff to make you feel good but at your back they say nasty things that's why I am very careful about who is accessible to me.

I have seen and experience the good and bad out of it.

And I am setting boundaries and that's why I feel when you set boundaries on some certain things you no longer accept people tend to hate you or dislike you because they cant stand being treated the way they treat you.

Be kind but have boundaries.

It's better to be kind to people who will appreciate and value your worth than to be surrounded by fake people and ungrateful people as well users who come in Deceit thinking they are wise but one thing I know about the character is that you can't hide it for long it will truly reveal itself is just a matter of time.

Copyright ©️ Digital Bimpe The Coach

I feel you on this one. Pretty accurate to say and experience is the best teacher. Just that atimes it also takes you to better places. It's still pays to be good. Just saying, i get your point well !

Tinubuderanged:
I strongly agree with peter Obi on this. Kwara state is one of the poorest state in this country yet lai Muhammad is waisting millions of money just to go and accuse an innocent person of crime.
This country really need a total overhauling

...Lol ....one of the poorest states in this country indeed, ......LMAO .... You clearly have no idea .......

Didnt you test if your link works ? ......

NamelessOGBENI:
That number one is largely slept on but then there's a middle ground where compromise is needed, no matter how blunt you can't be with words there are occasion where you'd learn to say less than necessary.

It's a tough one but I'm learning to choose my words carefully.

You are absolutely correct. Diplomacy needs be applied in some instances. I find it to be a tough one too and i clearly understand your perspective. Being blunt really be a tight corner in some situations, especially in the world we live in now.

Oluwatech:
The student had used an AI-powered tool, ChatGPT, to generate her answers for an exam, and had scored zero as a result.

She had posted a video of her answer sheet online, which had prompted a wave of criticism from social media users.

Many people were baffled by how the instructor had managed to figure out that the student had used an AI tool to generate her answers.

However, others pointed ............

https://knowall.com.ng/nigerian-student-scores-zero-in-her-exams-says-she-used-chat-gpt/

It means she should try again next time ................

Wealthyonos:
Simps won't agree with you

Lol..... They are only suggested helpful theories. We can try to apply the ones that work for each of us.

NamelessOGBENI:
The thing is pick the one that works for you and wish the writer the best of luck.

Thank you very much for your contribution. One should focus more on what works for each one of us. Have a good time.

Baruwaaaaa:
Should start not will start

It's past and the exam is on going already, but like i stated, the reprint started on 22nd April 2023 right from 12am that date, it was printable.

Beverlyjean:
Reason zuckerberg bought insta and not create his own ...

Exactly, Nice input !

Get ready for the subsidy removal effect! All the best to everyone .....

He can try, but it definitely can't catch up. He needs to introduce so many different things that will attract people, it takes years and a break in of new technological cycle. It's just like saying you want to rival Facebook or Instagram ....You can only try! ...

Baruwaaaaa:
JAMB 2023 ADJUSTED SCHEDULES

JAMB MOCK RESCHEDULE (Tuesday 18th April, 2023)

UTME MAIN EXAMINATION from (Tuesday 25th April to Tuesday, 2nd of May, 2023)

Reprint of UTME slip - should start 20th April, 2023.

Reprint of UTME slip - started 22nd April, 2023.

Lol .... everyone looking for Awuf Data ........

Ofunaofu:
Can we have pictures of Oshodi before and a day after Tinubu finished his tenure as governor of lagos State

I want to check something

Aregbeshola did the Oshodi work as Man in charge of works in Fashola's Tenure and not Tinubu's tenor. You know their relationship with Tinubu. So good luck to you finding pictures after Tinubu's tenure .....lol ....

Ihedinuwa69:
It's true
I witnessed it with my korokoro eyes

Someone who knows all these regions is right here looking at you .... I am sure I understand korokoro eyes better than you.


Is there a barracks between Nkpor and Onitsha ? ........

Obi2saveNigeria:
The clean up of Upper Iweka is far greater than the clean up of oshodi yet Obi never made noise or hype himself like those overrated Lagos governors.

This is not true. I lived for months in Nnewi, Oba, Awka and Nkpor. I was always in Onitsha on weekends ....You can only say what you said to people who didn't hang around or know that region.

vanitybutiwanti:
How would say 45k is nothing in the UK, what's wrong with Nigerians? I know nurses earning 38k and they are leaving fine.

It's only a joke . Don't take it seriously. You should see he is laughing ....