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AlphaCentauri:2 Hajj allocation for this dude. ![]() |
splenzard:I wonder Coupled with the fact that the randy boy impregnated a minor and he wasn't arrested for that. Our police officers need serious re orientation. |
wastedsperm:Lol@ praying mantis On a more serious note, the structure that enables an individual to dip his hand in the state's treasury without being questioned needs to be addressed first. Even abroad, people will steal if there is an enabling environment to do so but there isn't. The structure makes it hard to tamper with public funds unjustly and so easily |
Pidggin:When you lace all your statement with zombie this,wailers that, Ipod this e.t.c. You weaken your argument and points. Just like how many people have failed in writing through the constant use of abbreviations, so many nairalanders cannot write a convincing statement without being unnecessarily divergent. Make your point, make it meaningful/sensible and make it count. |
stobery:E reach to ask cos I don't think he read the topic much less the article.
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Most of the unemployed people commenting here are looking for start up capital. You all go to church or religious centers I presume, have you offered coaching sessions for either nursery or primary or Jamb students in your religious centers? Have you offered to clean anyone's house twice a month or a week? Have you gone to banks or offices to offer to bring food or fruits for sale to them? Have you tried meeting working women and offering to help them buy foodstuffs in exchange for a fee? What of washing cars in an estate. And a job as a driver? Or teaching piano, guitar or musical instrument to kids. Your potential clients can be from your place of worship. Not every start up business requires much capital, just the willingness to venture into it. The first step to unemployment is thinking outside the box and getting off your high horse.it doesn't mean you'll remain in that position for long. But how do you expect to grow if you don't make a move? |
EVILFOREST:Lol. Never heard that before. ''Marriage is a form of employment'' What a way to think. Jeez. |
lanre2009:Thanks for the video Lanre009, though I am not a farmer, I marvel at what our researchers and ministry of Agriculture and even the minister are up to. Throughout the period of Tomato drought, they acted as if the end was near and no solution was available. Apart from handing mobile phones to farmers, it will be assumed that such traps and other preventive methods will be made known to them during their periodic workshops with farmers. Even IITA had nothing to provide. This is a shame, giant of Africa is notby mouth. These little things are what should set us ahead. The minister and our researchers have failed. The pestilence was a no brainer since another country already had a solution. The people making rat gum papers can produce the sticky papers. All that was left was make the pheromones available and massive enlightenment. The shameless, inactive minister and researchers dragged the whole country into a near famine due to their lack of foresight and laziness . |
VolT0xic:Toxic comment. On point too |
Buhari's image has been tainted in the east, west and south, I don't know if he still reigns supreme in the north . He has fueled it by his silence on ethnic clashes, his lopsided ethnic appointments, his silence on the rising religious intolerance and his dormant ministers and non existing economic team . He forgets that the politicians surrounding him will push him further as long as their positions are secure. What we voted for is not what we see. The truth is the way Buhari is going, he may not be reelected. He is as clueless as GEJ. I still blame GEJ, if he made good use of the opportunity he got as President, we won't have a Buhari today. All in all, may Nigeria win eventually. Not buhari or any selfish fool. Nigeria, and it's citizens.
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Buhari's image has been tainted in the east, west and south, I don't know if he still reigns supreme in the north . He has fueled it by his silence on ethnic clashes, his lopsided ethnic appointments, his silence on the rising religious intolerance and his dormant ministers and non existing economic team . He forgets that the politicians surrounding him will push him further as long as their positions are secure. What we voted for is not what we see. The truth is the way Buhari is going, he may not be reelected. He is as clueless as GEJ. I still blame GEJ, if he made good use of the opportunity he got as President, we won't have a Buhari today. All in all, may Nigeria win eventually. Not buhari or any selfish fool. Nigeria, and it's citizens.
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prettythicksme:His Manhood. He is still a man, armed robber or not. ![]() |
temmypotter:Lol. Even as armu robber, some babes no mind. I bet the guy has #teambabymama sef |
nnamdiokere45:Your quote should be used in a nollywood movie. I don laff tire. Let me add one too. It is better to walk to your destination , than arrive using peace mass transit. Prevention is better than cure. ![]() |
uplawal:There are always 3 sides to a story _He said _She said _And what really happened There are in-laws from hell. And they come from both sides. We shouldn't take sides with any when you're hearing only one part. |
keepingmum:Very good points. From the ops past post, sorry to say, you sound like someone who will also do worse when you're the in-law. You seem never to have accepted your brother's wife and unfortunately, I guess she's also not so nice. How come you're the one asking for your younger bro's fees all this while? Can't he ask. Employ humility, help around the house and stop snooping ( people that snoop are very malicious) Learn a trade, make-up, ushering weekends at weddings and drop your blame and entitlement attitude. Cut your coat according to your material. I see no reason why your brother shouldn't help you.. and discuss your needs privately with your brother or after doing an obviously good deed. |
waternogetenemy:There is nothing like Yoruba Muslim or Yoruba Christian. Yoruba is Yoruba, but then your comprehension is not up to par so why evn bother? |
Dee60:The most sensible post so far. Fayose may have 'grassroots support ' but the question is what are the tangible achievements of his administration we can point to. A country where the likes of Ambode, Obiano and co are making strides in Agricultural, infrastructure e.t.c. You make him your favorite because he and the government are on a cat and mouse journey?? Is that why he was voted in? What happened to the cocoa in Ekiti? What happened to real empowerment? And harnessing the natural resources of the land for collective prosperity of the people? Those hailing him have the same problem. They with rather deal with a smokescreen than reality. When he leaves governance, will you also hail his non-performance and the backwardness of his state? Your enemy's enemy is not always your friend. |
tosyne2much:You're a funny guy. Lol @ stench of your boxers. Even though I'm sure you made this up, I still had a good laugh. Thanks. |
Bolustic:Says who? If you like, gather all the professional degrees in the world. If they no do promotion or your Oga dey beef you, you're going nowhere. Unless the favor of God is @ work in your life. Your advice works for consulting firms, kpmg, pwc and co. I know some bankers that have spent 5-6 years on a level despite good appraisal. the trick is moving from one bank to another and not getting stuck in any. |
Op is so on point. Thanks |
This post shouldn't have made FP. We should be careful the way we portray companies that work hard to maintain their brand name. It's easy for someone to pick up this story and make it seem like that's how the pack was when it was purchased anew. Why didn't he put his pot of stew in the cupboard instead of the fridge. He just had to come here to be told how to handle partially consumed butter. The ops' ignorance has just been openly celebrated. Not everything is social media worthy. |
Hope this girl has worthy investments. Not just clothes, shoes and makeup. |
nnamdiokere45:There is NOTHING like children of Nowadays, if you believe in children of nowadays, then you will have Problems of Nowadays. An excuse for not bringing up a child well is what it is. |
hardywaltz:That was hard!!!!!! |
youngest85:What a Moro.n! To think you once posted a need for a single mother for a serious relationship when you're not even half a man. |
mrvitalis:Ever heard of CROWD FUNDING ![]() |
Zenithbank just brought banking standards to its knees. That's the difference between Nigerian mentality of begging for money to be a big bank and International best practices. Quote me. NO staff of Standard Chartered, Citi Bank or even Stanbic can go this low. Not even their least experienced staff. 'cos no individual is big enough to bring such brands to its knees
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The Op might be an image repairer earning his pay with zenithbank So you cam here to put everything on the branch head's head but still opened your mouth to further damage the image of zenithbank by saying employment is not by merit but by godfatherism and political clout. Labor leaders looking for relevance should take this up. Very very wrong PR move... you should have just stayed on character assination of fayose and his history of theaterical press shows. Instead of hanging the unfortunate branh head to the gallows. Shame on you and the brand you represent. You cannot even defend and protect your staff. How do you think they will protect you and your brand and image ? |
The Op might be an image repairer earning his pay with zenithbank So you cam here to put everything on the branch head's head but still opened your mouth to further damage the image of zenithbank by saying employment is not by merit but by godfatherism and political clout. Labor leaders looking for relevance should take this up. Very very wrong PR move... you should have just stayed on character assination of fayose and his history of theaterical press shows. Instead of hanging the unfortunate branh head to the gallows. Shame on you and the brand you represent. You cannot even defend and protect your staff. How do you think they will protect you and your brand and image ? |
Lolllll. Zenithbank has brought banking standards to its knees. This is what they call ' na beg I dey beg oo' |
This could be nice. More enlightenment is needed though. |
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