₦airaland Forum

michaelhonest44:
NOW you can actually make money, by solving online CAPTCHAS an acronym for Complete Automated Public Turing to tell Computers and Humans apart. I know that you might have come across this, for instance type: '207CDE to continue'.This is to tell you that human beings and computer (robots) are quite apart and this also prevents certain computers and software from gaining unauthorised access to a given website. Therefore, websmasters pay CAPTCHAS site for preventing unauthorised access to their site.
Nb: Anybody that does want to become millionaire just in a day without hard work and persevering is guilty and this CAPTCHAS site does not work them, because you just need to work.

budosky:
Thanks. But I did fiverr sometimes ago and made some thousands of USD there. But now, I feel like trying something new.
Regards.

iamkingzlee:
Sanders-12k, Creed silver mountain water(35k). I guarantee you'll smell fresh all the days of your life and ermm.. check on Smarts Vip 212 sexy men, you're gonna love it.

buzoo:
@ Pandorabox: Thanks a lot Bro, ur d best.

Pandorabox:
The company has what is called "smart collection";it includes different types of smart perfumes, the one am using is smart fantasy. There are others in the smart collection.

Pandorabox:
I use smart fantasy perfume. It still smells after washing the cloth I sprayed it on.
Its just 1.2k

sbabimbola:
I freelance for an American company and I it works bros......
U need be cautious when dealing with Nigerians..... although I had made transactions with great minds even on NL.

MULLAH123:
Sorry Sir! Mind if i ask, who are you? and are you the op or related to him? Please read my post again, Ur name is not there.

Fellow nairalanders', this is our first specimen.

And another tip; someone will post that he needs help, then a saint wll appear from the blues wit the solution he seek, and before you know it, it works for the help seeker and the saint becomes in-charge of the thread, helping, guiding and controlling everything there.

Guys, no name was mentioned here, let nobody quote me pls.

buzoo:
@ Our Choice: I wud also need d details and address of where d seminar is holding and wud also want d address of ur office. I sent a particular mail to u twice last week but u havnt responded 2 it @ all. Pls I wud love u 2 send a reply 2 d mail sent u on my mail: buzoo123@yahoo.co.uk. I wud also appreciate it if u can pls leave ur phone no so I can easily contact u. Like I ealier said in d mail sent to u last wk, I need U to be my mentor with regards 2 all dat pertains 2 exceling in Online Business in Nigeria. I paitiently await ur reply, thank u.

cr80vity:
the first one, you can go for the Hrm (human resource management ) and project management training...you can also train yourself if you are someone good in self learning as their are video tutorials and materials you can download online. there is this pmp whatsapp group I created and lectures v bin goin on there - we do share ideas and materials in diffrnt topics under pmp and I myself, v bin gainin alot dere

secondly, you can gain employment as an HR in different companies(u know they r the ones in charge of staff management, recruitment, salaries and benefits, etc)...Google to get more info

thirdly, I worked with an ICT nd Management institute whr we train corpers. It was dere I got the full insight nd experience on how to run the business

are you a corper or you an ex corper

cr80vity:
why not start something you know you are good at....you can be given d best advice but if it is nt something of ur ability or drive, bro it might fail...discover yourself amd strength and think of something u wil love to do no mata how small it is...
I am good at computer things...I am a graphic designer and also into web development....I am good at impacting knowledge and I love management skills so wen my parents asked me what I wil use d money they wanted to give me to do (cuz I requested a certain amount from them) I.told them I want to start up a computer nd management institution (management - project management nd human resource management - I v gone thro the management training, that's how I became gud at d two courses ) especially for corpers nd I want to start a graphics nd printing business. I chose this because it s wat I v flair for. if I had asked pple, they wil give me gud business ideas but they might not be wat I wil excel in...
so discover yourself and think of sth that you are good at nd u can run a business in
goodluck bro

themall:
Part 3
Radiographers are not all fat salary earners. However, the opportunities to achieve your short term and long term goals abound.
The opportunities begin with recognition given to them. Notice how radiographers Youth Corpers are treated during the service year. They are most likely to be give accommodation by the authorities whether in the city or in a remote village! Even Doctor Corpers may end up having to fend for himself. Am not sure of nurses.
Other opportunities are from the fact that their services are perpetually in demand whereas the personnel are always few. Even where a lab technician or an expert radiologist is present, and they know how to carry out every diagnostic procedure, they MUST NOT carry out any radiographic diagnostic procedure unless by that qualified radiographer.

The cost of an education in radiography is the same as medical lab tech or science. The practice is guarded and regulated by an association of radiographers with a radiographers registration council. This means every radiographer is documented and licenced to practice radiography in Nigeria. This of course has resulted in a well protected profession in Nigeria and all over the world. Not all radiographers have to practice in an hospital environment. There are consultants, administrators, educators and other assignments to be taken up. All of this people MUST be licenced radiographers.
Radiography practice is also gender friendly and gender neutral. There is no bias often associated with engineering, aircraft pilots or nursing.

So while many are busy crying about job hunting, job insecurity waisted number of years searching for employment, admissions or traveling abroad just consider radiography, a profession often overlooked because it remains relatively unknown.

chizidgreat:
Thanks to the Goodluck Jonathan's admnistration, the railway service that was rehabilitated is fully working and is meant for all to enjoy. Yesterday, I boarded a train enroute Portharcourt to Kano and dropped at Enugu and these were my experiences. It was actually my first time of ever using the train and all I could say is that it is purely fun and full of adventures.

First, I observed that the train was faster than many people think. We left Portharcourt by 7am and reached Enugu around 3pm, something I never thought would be possible with the Nigerian train. Well, you should know that there is no traffic jam associated with the train. Secondly, I observed that the train have many advantages over the buses like space, enough natural air, table to place your things and even read your books if you want to, and the convenience to move about as you like and with that, you will never get bored throughout the journey no matter the length of distance. Also, the train is very cost effective especially in this kind of time that fuel determines almost every move we make. In fact, the fare from Ph to Enugu is just 650 ( I mean sixty hundred and fifty naira ) and from Ph to Kaduna; 2,100.

However, there are some hitches that happened on the way before we could reach our destination and which in my thinking should warrant some improvement on the rail system. I am going to explain these hitches as I give brief details of my experiences on the way.

We set off from Portharcourt by exactly 7 am and reached at Elelenwa station before 8. But we waited there for almost one hour because another train was coming from Aba and there was only one rail for their passage. So, we had to wait until it reached the station and cleared to the side before we could pass and continue our journey. I hope the minister for transport should take note of this. Next place to stop was Imo river. Imo river was folllowed by Aba which I think looks equipped to an extent. Aba was followed by Umuoba. At umuoba shortly after the station, we exprienced another hitch;the train started crawling like a snail; the reason being that that there were grasses on the rail which needed to be gotten rid of for effective moment. This took about 20 minutes . From Umuoba, we got to Mbaosu, then Umuahia Ibeku (Nnamdi Kanu’s place- I guess), then to Uzuakoli and then to Ovim to Ozara to Afikpo to Uduma to Nomeh to Ugbawka to Agbani, then to Enugu. I think that this documentation can help some authors and statisticians.

The journey was doubly that of an experience and an eye opener. Expreientially, we came across so many trees I had never seen before. In some of the thick forests, we also saw some exotic animals but not the harmful ones though. As an eye-opener, I noticed that there were still some communities in this our country that needed more attention than others and I should use this medium to implore those involved to, please do the needful. For instance, in some of the thick forests, precisely between Afikpo and Ishiagu both of Ebonyi State, I noticed something that dazed me. I saw a very old building inside the thick forest and I was yet wondering whether it was where people used to live before the war when suddenly, we sighted children who turned out to be schoolchildren waving at us from the building. Oh my God, that was a school! And looks like a government school too. I wondered, is the government still aware that they exist?
Apart from these few hitches, the rest of the journey was smooth and enjoyable and like I noted before about free movement in the vehicle, I kept jumping from coach to coach and even coming to the door to wave at the onlookers that happily waved at us. One more thing before I forget, Enugu Railway Station is the most equipped and the most beautiful one I have seen from Ph to Enugu. Pls, let’s clap for Enugu.
Below are the pictures of the railway stations we came across on our way.

Now, let me encourage anyone that wish to travel a long distance and don't have the money that the train is a good alternative and is safer than you think. I also made few inquiries and discovered that the train moves from Portharcourt on Tuesdays by 7am and arrives Kano by Thursday Morning. It also leaves Kano that same Thursday and arrives Portharcourt by Saturday Morning. That means the movement is once in a week; this is apart from the one that shuttles between towns like Aba and Ph on daily basis though. So, if you are travelling from Enugu to Ph, just come to Enugu railway station by 3pm on Saturday and from Enugu to Kano or Lafia or Kaduna should come to Enugu railway station by 3pm on Tuesdays. Any other information about other locations would be duly communicated

Gorimakpa: My dear you are still in a relatively good situation. You have been in the labour market for only three months, which I do not consider long enough to provoke angst or despondency......

As incredible as it sounds, I intentionally did not make 1st Class because I already knew the implications in a country like Nigeria. It puts too much pressure on you and makes it more humiliating when things don't go your way after graduation. I easily made a 'strong 2.1' even with more than enough social life and extra-curricular activities. In spite of my 2.1, I have not been able to secure the sort of job I have always wanted, and I do not think it would have been any different if I made a 1st Class; probably would have been more humiliating and difficult to bear. Countless times I've done well in aptitude tests and interviews, only to later find out that some barely-literate dolts (with due respect) who can hardly string a decent sentence in English got the jobs through their connections and other back-door means. Sometimes when you interact with the characters that get employed in these great establishments (NCC, NNPC, NERC, Nigerian Breweries, etc), feelings of humiliation and sadness overwhelm you because you know that under normal and fair conditions, they are no match for you.

I happen to have a high standard in terms of employment, with a preference for government MDAs or multinational companies. All the small one-man company jobs or bank/marketing jobs that I have come across are just not my kind of thing, so for some time now I have opted for self-employment - earning a decent living by providing niche services with my own knowledge and skills. The income is not bad at all; certainly better than most of these small companies and even banks can pay entry level employees, with plenty freedom and flexibility for that matter. Sometimes I earn up to N100k for a week's work; other times I earn much less or nothing at all during dry spells, but it's all good. I am still looking out for my dream jobs - especially federal government jobs. Unfortunately, class of degree or even competence are rarely considered for these kinds of jobs. You can be a dullard with a pass degree for all they care, as long as you can get one senator or traditional ruler to intervene on your behalf, you will get the job. It's really sad, but there has to be a way somehow, one day.

Gorimakpa: My dear you are still in a relatively good situation. You have been in the labour market for only three months, which I do not consider long enough to provoke angst or despondency......

As incredible as it sounds, I intentionally did not make 1st Class because I already knew the implications in a country like Nigeria. It puts too much pressure on you and makes it more humiliating when things don't go your way after graduation. I easily made a 'strong 2.1' even with more than enough social life and extra-curricular activities. In spite of my 2.1, I have not been able to secure the sort of job I have always wanted, and I do not think it would have been any different if I made a 1st Class; probably would have been more humiliating and difficult to bear. Countless times I've done well in aptitude tests and interviews, only to later find out that some barely-literate dolts (with due respect) who can hardly string a decent sentence in English got the jobs through their connections and other back-door means. Sometimes when you interact with the characters that get employed in these great establishments (NCC, NNPC, NERC, Nigerian Breweries, etc), feelings of humiliation and sadness overwhelm you because you know that under normal and fair conditions, they are no match for you.

I happen to have a high standard in terms of employment, with a preference for government MDAs or multinational companies. All the small one-man company jobs or bank/marketing jobs that I have come across are just not my kind of thing, so for some time now I have opted for self-employment - earning a decent living by providing niche services with my own knowledge and skills. The income is not bad at all; certainly better than most of these small companies and even banks can pay entry level employees, with plenty freedom and flexibility for that matter. Sometimes I earn up to N100k for a week's work; other times I earn much less or nothing at all during dry spells, but it's all good. I am still looking out for my dream jobs - especially federal government jobs. Unfortunately, class of degree or even competence are rarely considered for these kinds of jobs. You can be a dullard with a pass degree for all they care, as long as you can get one senator or traditional ruler to intervene on your behalf, you will get the job. It's really sad, but there has to be a way somehow, one day.