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xyluz:
There is a list of companies you should watch out for, if you do get an invite from them, know that its either a scam, MLM or GNLD. You can see more on isthisarealjob.com

http://isthisarealjob.com/Ridwan


Join us to put an end to these scammers!

If you can help with verification, register on the site, go through people's posts and place a comment... if you get an invite, enter a keyword from the invite on isthisarealjob.com and see if someone has already posted it with their experience. If no one has posted it, help us add it to our database, someone will help you verify.

The aim is to create a "wiki" of such scam jobs, in a short while, we will start reducing the rate at which our fellow innocent Nigerians fall prey to these scams and in the long-run, completely put an end to it

Thank you.

Please help me confirm this invite

Sequel to the receipt of your Resume, the Board of TGN requests your presence to be interviewed based on your qualification.

SCHEDULED DATE:
Monday, 26th March 2018

TIME: 9.00Hours in the Morning.

OFFICE ADDRESS: Ground Floor, 2, Akin Osiyemi Str. Opp. Sterling Bank Bus-stop, Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos State.

REQUIREMENTS;
-Hard copy/Print-out of this Email Notification.
-Hard copy of your Resume/Curriculum Vitae.
-Two (2) Passport Photographs.

Dress Corporately and be sure to come early as lateness will NOT be entertained.

OPTIONAL
-A regulatory I.D Card i.e. Driver's License, National I.D card, Voter's Card, INT'L Passport.

Best of Luck, HR DEPT.

DIRECTION:
FROM OJUELEGBA/OSHODI, LAGOS TAKE A COMMERCIAL BUS TO ALLEN/ALAUSA/SHOPRITE, ALIGHT AT ALLEN AVENUE, STERLING BANK BUS-STOP.

ademike629:
Resume approved. ICA shortlisted you for an ASSESSMENT on FRI.23/03/18 by 9am prompt at 98,Palm Avenue,Beside Methodist Church Olorunsogo Mushin Lagos. HR/CEO

after much research and physical verification & assessment it doesn't worth it especially leaving another state for Lagos it's purely MLM.

Run!!!
I went there last year December, during fuel scarsity, I blame myself o, I will advise you not to go, it's not a job, kind of partnership or networking stuff.

Is this real please?

Sequel to the receipt of your Resume, the Board of TGN requests your presence to be interviewed based on your qualification.

SCHEDULED DATE:
Monday, 26th March 2018

TIME: 9.00Hours in the Morning.

OFFICE ADDRESS: Ground Floor, 2, Akin Osiyemi Str. Opp. Sterling Bank Bus-stop, Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos State.

REQUIREMENTS;
-Hard copy/Print-out of this Email Notification.
-Hard copy of your Resume/Curriculum Vitae.
-Two (2) Passport Photographs.

Dress Corporately and be sure to come early as lateness will NOT be entertained.

OPTIONAL
-A regulatory I.D Card i.e. Driver's License, National I.D card, Voter's Card, INT'L Passport.

Best of Luck, HR DEPT.

DIRECTION:
FROM OJUELEGBA/OSHODI, LAGOS TAKE A COMMERCIAL BUS TO ALLEN/ALAUSA/SHOPRITE, ALIGHT AT ALLEN AVENUE, STERLING BANK BUS-STOP.

Does anyone have a reliable information about this company: GMIS ?.. I am invited for an assessment section on Monday at no,8 Thomas salako ,Ogba bus stop,Ikeja Lagos. Thanks

JewelBukky:
they are GNLD

Thanks

xyluz:
It's fake!
Check http://isthisarealjob.com/mikeale/is-this-real-4492393098C9407

Thanks

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JewelBukky:
they are GNLD

Thanks

ravensckar:
It's strictly for females. Don't mind the OP who deliberately refused to specify the conditions attached just to lure people to his site.

Alright bro... thank you

Teacherjobs:
SpringTree Academy, located at 10B Kafayat Abudulrasaq Street, Lekki Phase I, Lagos, Nigeria is current recruiting for a Classroom Teacher. Interested applicants apply here.

I'm interested, how can I apply?

Mike4S:
"I resides"

I reside at or I'm residing in...
Thanks

RedboneSmith:
Between the two of us, who is the ignorant one now? Just look at your ignorance-ridden comment. At your age you don't know that the southeast Asian rice is a different specie of rice that we only began to eat in modern times.

Before the Asian rice got to us, Africans in the inland delta in the savanna country of Mali (who were ethnically Mande people) had domesticated a local specie of rice, which subsequently spread to other parts of West Africa. The Mande empires had contacts with the Hausa, but never had contact with the Igbo. Consequently rice got to the Hausa first, and they had a name for it which was passed on to the Igbo later.

Look, son, pick up a book. I have neither the time nor the patience to educate you. That is the job of your father and your hapless teachers.

you have issue with your comprehension ability... did you read what I wrote there or the pic I attached...
it was in the pic I attached Nigerian rice is the least grade type of rice, I know that already, so don't dodge my question. ..
I think I have to be a bit harsh at this level because that is what you need... I asked you a simple question but you keep avoiding it, you are only reading what I put up in the picture for me... answer the question relating to the topic... Is rice grown in Yoruba land?

OMANBALA1:
Imo and Abia doest not use soso. And naani and soso mean the same thing . Dont teach people what you dont know

He is right and you are also right...

some part of igboland use soso while another part use nani... but in a broader way they can mean the same thing...
translate "mom is calling only you" and also translate "only you is God" to igbo...

we have igbo nsugbe and igbo ndi... maybe you are using your own native igbo for a general igbo matter...

same way yorubas have varieties too... but there is a general one that everybody understand irrespective of your place

RedboneSmith:
You people's problem is that you argue without any sense of history whatsoever. You think because rice is widely grown in Ebonyi today it was always so. Potato is an Irish staple today, but it was only five hundred years ago or so that it was learnt from Latin America, and the name was adapted from Native American words.

African rice and millet and other African cereals were first domesticated in the savanna area of West Africa, among the Mande peoples, and then passed through other savanna peoples like the Hausa before reaching people living in the forested regions to the south (e.g., the Igbo).

your quote is a display of ignorance in the highest other...

But it's now in history that Irish people have their own specie of potato...
The question or argument is simply "is rice cultivated in the south western part of nigeria both in the past and in the present?)... we are not arguing or talking about the first people that cultivated rice in Nigeria since no definite source linked it to a particular zone, what you can only find is suggestions...

I checked a file on rice and there is no record linking the domestication of rice to a particular country but researchers are linking it to two countries in south eastern asia but it's certain it's domesticated in Asia

please is this genuine, any similar job invite?

Global Resources invites u for Aptitude test/briefing on Wed24/1/18 by 9am @ 19 Bode Thomas Road, Awoyokun/Onipanu bstop.
Ref: HR/12/MGT18
090-9807-7757

Priscy55:
RN Limited, I went for the interview. Still expecting a call from them

OK nice... Best of luck

Thank you guys both matured and immature, wise and foolish, sensible and senseless for this argument... One love

theDEVILisHERE:
If you are not Igbo you have no right to tell Igbo's about their words and sentences

You only make a fool of yourself and your linage by engaging in such act of stupidity

You and your people can go to your enclaves and teach each other whatever knowledge you claim know about yourselves, nobody gives a shit

Stop meddling in other peoples business

the best thing you can do is ignore him, he knows nothing but claim to know all with constructive reasons

DemonInSiege:
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Asaba people only have contacts with the Benin Kingdom and not yoruba people

He said people under imo basin area are not connected with the rest of nigeria, lol... I don't want to talk about that, so Imo, Anambra etc are not connected to Nigeria...

Obas that most yorubas king use is a Benin word, Adesua and some other name is also of Benin root...

I think this is a clear example of what we have been dragging since...

Chukazu:
This is getting out of hand.

Igbo language has arguably the most diverse dialects..and I am more in tune with my dialect than the general Ibo.
Boli is Yoruba,has nothing to do with my language.

Rice is " Osikakpa" in Ibo

I will advise you not to argue with that kid and even if you want to, remember what you type because he will always beat around the bish n try to twist your words

Probz:
Igbo and Igala borrowed osikapa from shinkafa though. That one na truth.

sorry for saying this, I doubt it, you are not igbo...

is there any proof to back what you mentioned above

scholes0:
Stop lying through your teeth!
DemonInSiege I hope you can now see him in full action denying the Yoruba origin of that word , and now ascribing it to “Nigerian” in order to neutralize its actual origin. lol

Keep decieving yourelf, Kpomo:Pomo however you chose to spell it is Yoruba, Tinko and Kanda are Northern.

I’m outta here jare.

guy you no get sense at all...
you believed there is a word like iresi from rice abi..
there are words like osikapa, shinkapa... but you're claiming kpomo which does not have any literal or written relationship with the way yoruba words are written as your own... wait your forefathers they rear cow?

igbos are even closer to the source of the cow than your folks... Ebonyi, Enugu are closer to the source than any yoruba state* don't come and list kwara and kogi because they are north central... you don't rear cow or have any sign of rearing cow on your past but you are claiming a word that you can't justify using your yoruba syllable rules

laydoh:
aswear 2 G,u r a fool,jst because dey consume more sugar than us then mean they are superior 2 us in med?y r u daft lyk dis nigga.go 2 dia state n witness aw dem dey patronize yoruba agbo,wonders shall neva end,hausa owning agbo jedi jedi,says who.and na hausa own tinko no b you pple.or shey u get camel for ur side ni.fem fem

do you have sugarcane am not talking of that shit you guys have in your dirty backyards o... I mean that kind of sugarcane they sell at the market...

you said we don't rear camel, so tinko is not ours but yorubas rear cows abi, I guess that's why you own ponmo... anuohia.
you be confirm utele/olodo

scholes0:
I think your brain is confused due to the mixing together of too many Nigerian languages in your upstairs, but unfortunately, all at 15% proficiency.

don't digress, give me points the way and I'm given you facts and atop beating around the bush... better still get out of my quote

scholes0:
Not too late to answer.
Kpomo isn’t Igbo, simple as ABC. Something you could have agreed with wwaaay back and moved on - is what you are now being forced to reluctantly accept now.

it's neither Yoruba FYI, it's just a Nigerian word... with various names like kpomo, ponmo, kanda, tinko... yorubas don't call it kpomo, they call it ponmo and it's not specific to any tribe...

scholes0:
Yes there is a standard spelling of ehhhhn!

Ehhhn! Sounds fifferent different from eeeeh!
One is interrogative or affirmative while the orher is an exclamation.

There might be no distinction in Igbo but in Yoruba, there exists such differences.

There is also uhhhhn? Or ahn ahn?!

—————
Rara means No in Yoruba.
Ehn ehn! also means no if you don’t want to talk.

don't miss tribes together,

eh eh is an hausa word for yes and ahh ahh is their no...

igbos use ehhn ehhn to say yes, what, meaning, even it's also used for no e.t.c

I would have stopped replying your quotes because you're a liar but on a second thought I let it go because it is for fun n knowledge... of that guy didn't go tru the thread you would have made him believe another thing...oniro oshi jati jati

scholes0:
He said that was the “igbo spelling” of a word that isn’t even igbo. Instead of just simply agreeing that it had never been Igbo.

He went further to state that Kpomo was one of the various names that Igbos call hide/meat including others like tinko and Kanda which he claims they pack from the north- This was even after he had been admonished by a fellow Igbo sister that kpomo was never a pooular food item in the east until fairly rexently.

Can you swear or quote the post I said categorically that it's igbos that own it, what I emphasize on was that igbos call it various names like kanda, tinko, kpomo... I criticized you when you asked some one to give you the Igbo pronunciation of it, by saying is there any yoruba word that has kp sound in it but you couldn't answer... the only thing we argued on I said it's Igbo relating to cow hide or skin is tinko which I said was gotten from the sound it gives when chewing it

DemonInSiege:
He said you pronounced it ponmo and not kpomo, show me where he laid claim that it's Igbo

God bless you for that, that's how these guys have been changing mouth since o

scholes0:
Those are different from ehhhhn.

Standard igbo words dont end in such nasals: ehhhn, uhhhn, ahhhn, ohhhn etc except some dialects like Ngwa that pronounce words like Fish (Azu) as Azuñ.

Argue with Reality.

smh4u... Is there any standard spelling of a word like ehhhhhn, which Yoruba words end like that please?

let's be sincere, is it rara abi which one?

but you can draw mpa as mmmppaaa! when calling out

SIRTee15:
I think u meant to say jinde...
Ur understanding of Yoruba language is pretty basic...
Like u pick it from the street or something....

anyway thanks but some of your brothers fail to tell me the meaning, I guess they don't know it...

after much thinking and online search, I found out it means to resurface or to return but there's no concrete fact backing it up unlike the igbo meaning

scholes0:
Igbos laying claim to Yoruba words they use everyday is akin to Igbos laying claim to the word Papa meaning (Father) because they now use it in Igbo language.

Papa was never part of the Igbo language from antiquity but now it is.
Such is life.

and your forefather came down with baba abi?

scholes0:
Guy just stop. There is no eeeeeehhnnn sound in standard Igbo.

What you guyz can have is ehh ehhh! .

so what about ehn ehn- yes or confirmation. ..

I was only trying to see how foolish you are, ehn ehn is a sound that cut across several tribes...mumu