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Adverts › Re: We Offer Car Rental Solutions by ayomifull(f): 5:16pm On May 08, 2009

Eeya i was thinking i would be able to get a car for 3 weeks i'll be home on self drive but obviously i cant because ive not been doing biz with you. No worries, thanks for the info.

Ps. I will appreciate it if you know any other place i can get such from, my email is ayo.ayomikun@yahoo.ie.

Business › Re: How Much Did You Exchange The Euro For Today? by ayomifull(f): 3:14pm On May 08, 2009

n233

Business › Re: How Much Did You Exchange The Dollar For Today? by ayomifull(f): 3:12pm On May 08, 2009

As at yesterday Euro was exchanged for 233 Naira

Business › Re: What Will You Do With 2 Million Naira Given To You To Keep For 6 Months - Pls Advise by ayomifull(f): 2:54pm On May 08, 2009

damola1:
Just be careful.

THE GOOD

lucabrasi:
you could do a simple fixed deposit and negotiate terms specifying that you only want to keep it for 4 months, with the way and manner banks look for deposit these days,theres bound to be one that ll give you favourable interest rates,however like outstrip has counselled,the safest and best thing to do is not to touch the money, a good name is way hard to build but easy to destroy,the guy must trust your judgement and character before entrusting you with such an amount,besides you never know he might have some major plans for you,seeing as honest people who can keep such an amount without scheming to swindle are hard to come by

THE BETTER

Outstrip:
Nothing. It is not yours to do anything with. You cannot risk money that does not belong to you

THE BEST

Adverts › Re: We Offer Car Rental Solutions by ayomifull(f): 2:48pm On May 08, 2009

Where is the profile in that attachment?

Must one use your driver or is it possible to drive the car by oneself and return to you. How much do you charge and what cars are available? Would be helpful if you have a website or answer the questions here. 10q

Travel › Re: 25 9jerians Has Been Deported From Dublin by ayomifull(f): 7:51pm On May 07, 2009

Thanks successful, i read it in the news yesterday as well but i cant get 2bd cheaper in Tallaght and cant go that far because of my kids' school and my work as well.

Travel › Re: 25 9jerians Has Been Deported From Dublin by ayomifull(f): 6:11pm On May 06, 2009

sucessful1:
hi ayo
am sure that if u neg wit ur landlord he drop d price or u may look 4 another house,visit daft.ie am sure u'll get a cheaper house,if i may ask how much r u paying @ d moment.

I tried that it didnt work but moving is what i dont have time for now cant even start thinking of it esp wt the kids school close by and the proximity to work as well. I pay 900 for my 2bd, not even daft can get me cheaper 2 bd in Tallaght. Thanks anyway.

sucessful1:
@black

who's mr colgan,am sure he's no body.any way my father alway's use the word dont believe everything read

U are right. No foreigner beats dem Irish in the circle of . . . .

Travel › Re: 25 9jerians Has Been Deported From Dublin by ayomifull(f): 5:17pm On May 01, 2009

blackspade:
Boo hoo, cry me a river. I've read about how Nigerians have taken advantage of Irish generosity. Why do you think they changed their citizenship laws? I'm sure there is a story behind this, I remember reading about how Nigerians (who are only about one percent of the population) basically control the cocaine trade in that tiny Island! These types of people mess up the image of us honest, hard working Nigerians!

And where the hell did you get that information from? Next time do your proper homework b4 taking about what you dont know.

sucessful1:
@adebisi

any how irish pple are luvly peeps,ey r very friendly

U r right to a very large extent.

sucessful1:
@adebisi

@ recession @ d moment and that ain't funny ,jobs are being lost every min,unemployment is over the roof,

It aint funny man, those of us who are still furtunate to still have our jobs are praying hard for God to keep it for us o, its not easy to join that. . . . its terrible.

sucessful1:
@adebisi

,good news is that cost of living is coming down a bit

Are you sure? My house rent has not reduced o, and milk is still same price grin

Properties › Re: Hallmark Estate @ N550,000 PER PLOT 20 Months Installment, 5% Discount Out Right by ayomifull(f): 6:53pm On Apr 23, 2009

Hi, do you any of your estate on the Lagos/Ibadan express road not inside the Mowe/Ofada but on the express?
Thanks

Properties › Re: Mayflower Garden Estates site work in progress #680k Per Plot,installmental by ayomifull(f): 5:20pm On Apr 23, 2009

Thanks, i spoke with one of your guys there (Yinka) and i sent someone to the site. Im not sure i want that are for now i am looking for something on the Lagos/Ibadan exp road, do you know of of the estates on that road you can recommend for me? It might sound stupid because you are marketing your own but you may be of help if not no worries.
Thanks

Properties › Re: Mayflower Garden Estates site work in progress #680k Per Plot,installmental by ayomifull(f): 3:46pm On Apr 22, 2009

Hello mr estateman, got a couple of questions on this can i ask here or contact u via email?

Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor W.F Kumuyi's Wife Is Dead? by ayomifull(f): 5:17pm On Apr 15, 2009

God needed someone special in heaven He called her home.

Travel › Re: Nl Members Living In Ireland by ayomifull(op): 7:26pm On Apr 07, 2009

Oooooops! just the 5 of us and no one in Cork, im holidaying in one of Cork's beautiful village this weekend, thought i cld have someone to give me info about nice places around there. No worries will check online.

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Why Wouldn't I Want To Work For First Bank? by ayomifull(f): 6:52pm On Apr 07, 2009

sMilA:
My father, with quantum years of queing up to cash his small checks hasn't even broached the "thought" of moving his acct! If any bank will outlast these troubling financial times it is the elephant.

The old man knows what he is doing, the queing is no joke but it can never discourage me, i've been banking with them for ages and even when i left d country i am still with them up till now. The other time i nearly fainted while queing despite the air conditional but no regret especially after returning home after 4 years to meet my money intact, no story just the queque, the safety of my cash is what matter here jare.

Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by ayomifull(f): 7:58pm On Apr 03, 2009

@ KATTYEKITI

I honestly dont know what words to use now but it will be an understatement to say i am highly fascinated by the amount of time, thinking, efforts you put into this. You are absolutely a brilliant, helpful wonderful person. Only God will reward you for what you are doing for peole here. God bless you real good. Gbobgo wa la maa kere oko dele o.

Travel › Re: Nl Members Living In Ireland by ayomifull(op): 6:14pm On Apr 02, 2009

@ samyafrik

Well since i don't really know about Egypt i cant compare it but generally its not really that lively here, bit quiet and peaceful like. Its great anyway depending on what you want and the people are great too.

@darren20

I live in Tallaght D24, you know what tallaght is known for but because i am a child of God i just hear with my ears, i enjoy my stay here really. lol

@oludayo

I used to work in Sandyford Ind Estate.
Well, u guys from UK normally find it quite boring here, what can i say?, u'll get used to it. No large community of Nigerians? that's not true to the best of my knowledge, if i've seen this before last Saturday i would've invited you to a friend's big birthday party at the weekend. About where you can eat and drink 'nigeria' i don't know to be sincere i don't really go out but i can find out for you and let u know.
Skerries is a nice place, i used to live in Rush very close to Skerries and its absolutely fantastic in summer with the beach.
What can i advise about Ireland regarding it being boring? en en en en don't worry u'll get used to it, i felt so 6 yrs ago, I'm loving it now.
Well, welcome to the Ire land don't worry yourself too much London is just 55 mins away so u can always dash in n out.

Politics › Re: Google Street View And The Death Of Freedom! by ayomifull(f): 12:06pm On Apr 01, 2009

Funny enough i read in a newspaper this morning that a woman is calling for divorce after sighting her husband's car in front of another woman's house through google map, the husband was said to have lied he was out of town on biz.

Career › Re: Global Meltdown: I Have Just Been Sacked by ayomifull(f): 11:23am On Apr 01, 2009

alex406:
This is so serious,that means soon it will spread to all other sectors.I tire for Nigeria ooo.

Do you read world news?

Travel › Nl Members Living In Ireland by ayomifull(op): 7:53pm On Mar 31, 2009

I am aware Vicjustice resides in Ireland, just wondering if there are other people on this site that reside in ireland. If you reside in Ireland can you please let's know and which of the counties you reside. Thanks a mill.

Family › I Married My Brother by ayomifull(op): 4:41pm On Dec 11, 2008

Came accross this somewhere, what could possibly be the best way out?

Good Morning Steve and the Morning show family, I actually do not know where to start with my letter. I guess I will start will saying I have been in tears everyday for the last 4 months. I guess I will also start by giving you a little history. First of all, my husband and I have been married for almost 2 years. We met in college when I was a freshman and he was a junior. When we met, we realized we had a lot in common. We both grew up in the same city just on different sides of town. So we didn't know each other.We were raised by strong single black women that made sure we had the best, we were raised in the church, and we both wanted to get legal degrees. We got married shortly after I graduated college and we relocated to Chicago in hopes of attending law school. When we got to Chicago, I became a nurse instead and my husband got a position at a legal firm (long story short, we didn't make it to law school). We both are devout Christians and we have been for most of our life. We decided that in order to really move foward in our spiritual life, that we needed to forgive all the people we had problems with includeing our fathers. We didn't realize how much that unforgiveness impacted our own lives. I made it a point to forgive my father in my heart because I knew it would be difficult to find him. My husband, however, got in touch with his father and made arrangements to meet up with him when we went home for our family reunion. They decided to meet up at the park where the reunion was to be held because they felt that was a neutral spot. We went home for the family reunion in May, To my surprise, my father was there. Even though I hadn't seen him in almost 16 yrs, I knew it was him. I remembered the goal me and my husband had set for ourselves so I agreed to go somewhere and talk with him as long as we remained in the park. After about 45 minutes of catching up, I finally asked him what he was doing at the park on that day of all days. He mentioned that he was there to meet someone special in his life. I figured it was probably just another women. Just then, my husband walked up and said, I see you met my father. At that point, I did pass out (literally). I woke up in the hospital a couple of hours later. After a week, my husband went back to Chicago. I remained in our hometown with my mother. I was not ready to face all the issues on my plate and I couldn't just go back to Chicago with my husband/brother. After 3 mons, I am absolutely confused about what to do. Even though we have only been married for 2 years, we have been together for almost 5. I can't imagine my life without him. However, I get sick to my stomach when I think about the fact that I have been sleeping with my brother for so long. I know deep down it isn't really our fault. I mean we did everything right. I know the obvious thing to do is divorce him. But that is easier said than done. I am not torn between divorce and my religious beliefs because we got married under false pretenses. My problem is, I am torn between doing the obvious thing and dealing with all these emotions at the same time. Please tell me what to do. I don't think I have anymore tears left to cry.

Travel › Re: Dubai Visa For Nigerian Living In Europe: Any Idea Pls? by ayomifull(op): 4:15pm On Dec 05, 2008

Hello chaircover plsssssss

Travel › Re: Dubai Visa For Nigerian Living In Europe: Any Idea Pls? by ayomifull(op): 12:15pm On Dec 05, 2008

chaircover:
@Poster

It Seems you have already obtained the visa so no need to put my two cents worth of advise in.

So i thought but it didnt work out, now my time is running as i have my ticket booked for 16th Dec, pls can you help me with the contact of the person who can help with it pls? Thanks. If u prefer to send it privately ayo.ayomikun@yahoo.ie. Thanks.

Travel › Re: I Want To Give Birth In Us by ayomifull(f): 7:47pm On Dec 04, 2008

Sorry to deviate a lil bit. In case ti anybody ba fe wa bi omo si Db hospital kan wa ti o je ofe fun omo bibi. Anyone that need the info can contact me all i need do is give you the name and address of the hospital.

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Health › Re: Save A Soul. We Could All Make The Difference! by ayomifull(f): 8:03pm On Dec 02, 2008

texas543:
[size=15pt]What a shame![/size]

For the past two months or so, we have been trying to raise 7 million naira to save a man's life, there was an advert in the paper, I don't know whether the TV advert has been placed, all our big men didn't deem it fit to donate but for PDP fundraising dinner, see the list of few(as this is not all) donations below

Femi Otedola 1.3 billion naira

Aliko Dangote cement for the entire construction worth 3 billion naira

PDP board of trustee 100million naira

PDP central working commite 1 billion naira

Imo state house of assembly 5 million naira

Chief Emeka Offor 50 million naira

Joseph Bello 10 million naira

Chief Michael Otedola 25 million naira

Princess Bola Shagaya 25 million naira

One anonymous donor 100 million naira

Strabag construction company 100 million naira

Ogun state 10 million naira

President Yaradua 0.5million naira

Vice president Jonathan 0.4 million naira

source punch newspaper and thisday

http://www.punchontheweb.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art20081115402079

http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=128187

What a shame!

WHAT A SHAME! WHAT A SHAME! WHAT A SHAME! WHAT A SHAME! WHAT A SHAME!

Travel › Re: Best Country In Europe! by ayomifull(f): 9:01pm On Nov 28, 2008

BabeX:
Honestly I don't know why people feel that Ireland is great.
Its a shit hole. Been there, lived there
Early years were much better, with increased immigration and the influx of asylum seekers things kind of went downhill for us legit naijas.
don't be fooled, u tell an irish pers u r naija, ur worth goes down immediately,
its a beeyootiful county, Galway's grt. But to live there and u r naija. forget it, unless u just don't care!!

I beg to disagree, i am 100% Nigerian and say it loud everywhere and i have very cordial and wonderful relationship with alll the Irish i have been in contact with and mind you i came in as an assylum seeker and today i work with one of the largest companies in Ireland and the kind of relationship i have with everyone in the company is great, so pls

Family › Re: My Pal's Wife Cheats Constantly by ayomifull(f): 4:17pm On Nov 20, 2008

''Yes, part of my friend's annoyance is that it is a white guy (this time) - he has said that if na because of him performance madam dey stray, na further insult say white man dey perform pass am.''

So he would have been more comfortable if na black woman they do his wife? Your friend has not told you the truth. Do you know what i think? He might not be the father of the kids because she probably would have not aborted the pregnancy if it was a black man that impregnated her and the husband would have accepted the pregnancy ~~and as usual~~ the child will be 'his' but since it would be so evident if the child is born 'halfcaste' their secret go burst _{just my thought though}

Family › Re: My Pal's Wife Cheats Constantly by ayomifull(f): 4:10pm On Nov 20, 2008

sammyjl:
So if the husband has indeed caught d woman, dan y is he still around her? Smthn is wrong!!!! He knows she cheats and he's still with her, smthn is very WRONG big time.

You read my mind. An African man? and one who is comfortable enough to be able to relocate his family abroad? Something is between them that they are not disclosing.

Family › Re: Women Who Date Married Men by ayomifull(f): 3:35pm On Nov 20, 2008

kokoye:
well, from what I see all over the place. could even be like 75:1.

Really?

kokoye:
_{same goes for guys too but not that much}

I was wondering because i have eligible male cousins with all them red p, good job and handsome faces still searching at over 30

Family › Re: Women Who Date Married Men by ayomifull(f): 2:59pm On Nov 20, 2008

kokoye:
I can understand if a lady's dating a married man - there a like 12 women to 1 man right now so yea, ok.

rooooontflmaooooooooooo

Haba! where did you get that from?

Family › Re: Her Husband Wants Her Back Home! by ayomifull(op): 2:33pm On Nov 20, 2008

awww didnt realise this thread is still alive, they've sorted things out now, they are both happy, very happy now. Thanks all.

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