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[quote author=karacta1 post=52978726]WHAT ARRANT NONESENCE So because the Landlord is dead he won't pay his rent ?. He should even be investigated to know if he didn't have a hand in his death.[/q. Very possible. The poor old man might be living on rent from his property and might have needed the money to take care of his health. He denied the man his rent which probably led to his death.Tenant from hell. |
Wummih:There's a redeemed church close to the UWC campus. There are lots of Nigerians there. In short, it's a Nigerian church. They were really nice to me especially as a pregnant student. They were there all the way down to the theatre where I had my baby. It was a small church then. I don't know Kovac's residence. Bellville/Belhar is safe during the day. |
They should sue at the National industrial court. |
Wummih:I lived at UWC's Hector Petersen residence for about 6months. I had a great time staying there. I had to leave the hostel because my pregnancy due date was approaching. If you can afford it, I strongly recommend the university's residence. I was allocated a one-man room with steady internet access 24/7. I mean superfast internet. You would be able to access loads of research materials online as the university subscribes to international journals, if you stay in the hostel. Other pecks: easy laundry using the hostel's washing machine. Bellville/Belhar isn't so safe. It's a coloured community with a lot of junkies. Don't move around at night. Conduct your business during the day and retire to your room as early as possible. For grocery shopping, join a bus to Hyper Parrow (pronounced perrow). There's a big shopping mall there. With time you will get to know where the African/naija shops are. |
I wish u could help. I graduated from UWC 6 years ago but it was a scholarship programme. Everything including accomodation had been taken care of by the sponsors. I'l Wummih: |
APCmyheart:No it's not. I joined in October 2016 and mmm isn't owing me. I've received all payments due till date. As for me there has never been a cause for panic. It has always been spare money |
APCmyheart:you will be banned |
APCmyheart:it was a mobile transfer from the person I was paired with. These days you don't need to walk into a banking hall before you can send money. |
michealade:You don't understand the mmm ideology. I was once a critic until I took my time to study the ideology. I use spare money always. |
fifty:I have PHed a portion of it already. |
fifty:I think you're right. I GH 7k. I was matched within 24 hours and got paid on 15th. They are paying the smaller sums first. |
Billyonaire:A well-informed tenant won't sign that. Talking from experience. They now give the agreement to their lawyers. |
mrrights:I was paid today by the person paired to pay me. She did a bank transfer |
mrrights:yes. I was matched yesterday and got alert today, after church |
Be patient. I was matched yesterday and got paid today GHA1: |
The matching is in batches. Be patient |
I've been matched too. Those behind MMM are very professional. They have kept to their words so far. |
I'm a lawyer. I enjoy teaching literature but can't leave my law job for high school teaching because of poor salary of teachers. What did I do? I started a literature blog where I provide study guide to literature students preparing for WAEC/NECO. You can do the same. [1quote author=Mbkite post=52765407]I first taught Mathematics while I was waiting for NYSC in 2010 and during my NYSC I taught some Engineering courses in the polytechnic I served. Currently, I am a practising Engineer. I won't say I don't really enjoy my job as an Engineer but, I have discovered over time that I have a keen interest in teaching Mathematics. I really wish to go back to class room to teach mathematics but you know teacher's salary is not encouraging. I love to teach mathematics and don't mind doing it for free alongside my job but, NO TIME. I need an advise on how to go about this. I need to go back to what I love doing. Patiently waiting for your responses. Thanks. lalasticlala, please I need input. Assist me.[/quote] |
[1quote author=Swissheart post=52781954]So sweet.....frankly speaking,nothing gives more confidence in death than seeing people who love and care about you surround you and hold your hands. It gives the confidence to face death. Those lucky people die with smiles on their faces.[/quote]you are very correct. I was told my dad called for his best friend a few hours before his death. They talked at length. He removed the drip and all other things, chatted loudly with him and laughed at some point. The discussion was mostly about their childhood days. My mum said she still could not explain where he got that strength to do all the talking at the last moment. The doctors didn't bother him. They just allowed him to continue. Then at some point his speech became unclear. He died with a smile on his face. His friend supported us after his death. He and his wife stood by us in very difficult times. God bless them. |
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God will give you one and even more. Don't despair. They will come! benedictac: |
Surulere is not midpoint. It's far from areas like Ikeja, magodo and Ojota. Gbagada is midpoint. It's close to everywhere. It's close to the Island just like Surulere and also closer to areas like Ikeja,Oshodi, Magodo, Ojota etc. I agree with the other points. |
Very engaging piece. Op pls finish this story. Waiting! |
She will return to that man's house. Igbos don't divorce. The man will be required to bring his relatives and some items to appease the wife's family. Lobatan. And the beating continues. |