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omoredia:Don't you have mouth too, leave him alone joor. |
ObaKlaz:Nigeria would have been worse without these prayers. Let's wake up bro. |
TEACHING VACANCY – OWO, ONDO STATE A reputable secondary school in Owo, Ondo State is urgently hiring MATHEMATICS TEACHERS 📌 Requirements: NCE, B.Ed., B.Sc., in relevant fields Teaching experience is an advantage but NOT compulsory Must be disciplined, responsible, and ready to manage students effectively Willingness to learn and grow within the school system and resume immediately 💰 Salary Package: Starting salary: ₦70,000 Increment available based on dedication and performance 🏠 Added Benefits: Free, quality accommodation solar + NEPA power supply Clean water access Conducive and supportive work environment 📍 Location: Owo, Ondo State To Apply: Send a WhatsApp messafe with your CV (no calls) to: 08034416591 (Include your name, qualification, and location) 🕒 Vacancies are open now – serious and passionate applicants only! |
TEACHING VACANCY – OWO, ONDO STATE A reputable secondary school in Owo, Ondo State is urgently hiring MATHEMATICS TEACHERS 📌 Requirements: NCE, B.Ed., B.Sc., in relevant fields Teaching experience is an advantage but NOT compulsory Must be disciplined, responsible, and ready to manage students effectively Willingness to learn and grow within the school system and resume immediately 💰 Salary Package: Starting salary: ₦70,000 Increment available based on dedication and performance 🏠 Added Benefits: Free, quality accommodation solar + NEPA power supply Clean water access Conducive and supportive work environment 📍 Location: Owo, Ondo State To Apply: Send a WhatsApp message only with your CV (no calls) to: 08062779246 (Include your name, qualification, and location) 🕒 Vacancies are open now – serious and passionate applicants only! |
Mandela27:Then go to school and learn Tig,Mig or arc welding for just 6months you'll be at an advantage and still earn over 1 million naira every month. It's Simple logic! |
TEACHING VACANCY – OWO, ONDO STATE A reputable secondary school in Owo, Ondo State is urgently hiring ENGLISH TEACHERS 📌 Requirements: NCE, B.Ed., B.Sc., or B.A in relevant fields Teaching experience is an advantage but NOT compulsory Must be disciplined, responsible, and ready to manage students effectively Willingness to learn and grow within the school system 💰 Salary Package: Starting salary: ₦70,000 Increment available based on dedication and performance 🏠 Added Benefits: Free, quality accommodation solar + NEPA power supply Clean water access Conducive and supportive work environment 📍 Location: Owo, Ondo State To Apply: Send a WhatsApp message only with your CV (no calls) to: 08034416591 (Include your name, qualification, and location) 🕒 Vacancies are open now – serious and passionate applicants only! |
Why bother about it. You won't be alive by then anyway. |
OKOATA:Lol, : ok uncle no vex, but try and diversity, don't just relax because you're earning from the adsense alone sir, look into learning other digital skills like VA, DS kc and kdp too (i.e related niche). Connect it back to that your YouTube acct... Build an online empire sir don't lean on one. See, I usually charge at least 50 pounds to dish out this kind of information but I'm giving it to you here for free....Enjoy!!! ![]() |
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OKOATA:if you believe in reincarnation then i have some dollar bills to give to you, just send me some cash to get the chemicals and produce the bills.... |
3nity7: and you still used the same AI to respond.... ![]() |
A central Japanese town wants to limit smartphone use for all its 69,000 residents to two hours a day, in a move that has sparked intense debate on device addiction. The proposal, believed to be the first of its kind in Japan, is currently being debated by lawmakers after being submitted by Toyoake municipal government in Aichi earlier this week. Toyoake's mayor said the proposal - which only applies outside of work and study - would not be strictly enforced, but rather was meant to "encourage" residents to better manage their screen time. There will be no penalties for breaking the rule, which will be passed in October if approved by lawmakers. "The two hour limit... is merely a guideline... to encourage citizens," Toyoake Mayor Masafumi Koki said in a statement. "This does not mean the city will limit its residents' rights or impose duties," he said, "Rather, I hope this serves as an opportunity for each family to think about and discuss the time spent on smartphones as well as the time of day the devices are used." Smartphone use during non-leisure activities, such as watching videos while cooking or exercising, online learning and practicing for an e-sports tournament, will not count towards the two hours, he added. Koki said he recognised smartphones were "useful and indispensable in daily life" but pointed out that some students were missing school because they refused to leave home without their phone. Adults were also sacrificing sleep or time with families so they could keep scrolling on their phones and tablets, the mayor said. More than 120 residents called and emailed local city authorities during a consultation period, according to Japanese news outlet Mainichi, with the majority (80%) not happy about the proposal. Some, however, showed support for the bill. The proposal suggests that primary school students should stop using devices by 21:00 while older students and adults should stop by 22:00. Many took to social media to air their grievances about the proposal, with one user saying you "cannot even read a book or watch a movie" in two hours, according to the Japan Times.
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The information is not even right. First 2 on the list are not correct. Moreso, Christianity's not a religion, IT'S LIFE. (Act 5:20) |
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Job Vacancy: Teachers Needed – Owo, Ondo State A reputable secondary school in Owo, Ondo State is recruiting passionate teachers to join our academic team. Available Positions: Agricultural Science Teacher Other subjects may also apply: Computer Studies, Chemistry, and English Language (Male or Female — Female applicants have an advantage for female hostel monitoring duties) Qualifications: NCE, HND, B.Sc., B.Ed. or related qualifications in the relevant field Teaching experience at secondary school level is an added advantage but not compulsory Ability to mentor and guide students both academically and morally Benefits: Attractive starting salary: ₦70,000 (with regular increments based on performance) Free and comfortable staff accommodation Constant water supply Reliable electricity (NEPA + solar backup) Supportive and professional working environment Location: Owo, Ondo State How to Apply: Interested candidates should send a WhatsApp message only (no calls, please) to: 📱 08062779246 |
Yorubastardz:Then that's good scamming, it's ethical. It's allowed. |
SmartPolician:So you want some of us who are saving in dollars to loose money, that shouldn't happen o... |
Yorubastardz:But they are always blessed and if not, why will they keep donating for over 40 years now and still gladly doing so....can u scam someone that long ? May be there's something they know that you don't. Don't you think Soo?? |
blackslayer:but he called this G.O specially for this. Did he call you for this? If yes, then go ahead, start a church. |
Jamsam:If the "poor" that attend the church could donate such amount and not complain then why are u shivering? Seems to me that you're the poor here. |
CreativeOrbit:AI GENERATED RESPONSE |
It means You can date her, marry her but just don't love her...it's simple |
CoreWaveMedia:but why cant the US just humble themselves to learn aviation from nigeria |
TEACHING VACANCIES – OWO, ONDO STATE A reputable secondary school in Owo, Ondo State is urgently hiring teachers for the following subjects: 🔹 Computer Science 🔹 Chemistry 🔹 English Language 🔹 Agric science 📌 Requirements: OND, NCE, B.Ed., B.Sc., or B.A in relevant fields Teaching experience is an advantage but NOT compulsory Must be disciplined, responsible, and ready to manage students effectively Willingness to learn and grow within the school system 💰 Salary Package: Starting salary: ₦70,000 Increment available based on dedication and performance 🏠 Added Benefits: Free, quality accommodation solar + NEPA power supply Clean water access Conducive and supportive work environment 📍 Location: Owo, Ondo State To Apply: Send a WhatsApp message only (no calls) to: 08062779246 (Include your name, subject you can teach, qualification, and location) 🕒 Vacancies are open now – serious and passionate applicants only! |
A lot of people don’t know how yahoo yahoo started. 👇🏽This is the story of how yahoo yahoo started. There was a time in Nigeria when the word “Yahoo Yahoo” didn’t exist. Scamming people on the internet wasn’t something anyone knew about. But somewhere in the late 90s and early 2000s, a group of young men sitting inside cybercafés in Lagos and Benin City stumbled on something that would change the game forever. They realized that foreigners trusted the internet too much. Back then, in places like America, Canada, and Europe, people believed whatever they read in emails. Nobody suspected that someone on the other side of the world could be lying to them. And that’s how it all began. THE FIRST YAHOO BOYS – HOW DID THEY START? The first set of Yahoo Boys were not the flashy ones we see today driving Benz and wearing Gucci. They were smart, quiet, and careful. Most of them were young guys in their early 20s who spent hours in cybercafés. They had one goal: find gullible white people and make them believe a fake story. They called it “419”—named after section 419 of the Nigerian criminal code which criminalizes fraud. At that time, the easiest way to scam people was through emails. And the most popular email service then was Yahoo Mail. That’s where the name “Yahoo Yahoo” came from. The first scam they came up with was called the “Nigerian Prince Scam.” WHY DID FOREIGNERS FALL FOR THE NIGERIAN PRINCE SCAM? This is where things get interesting. You might wonder, “How can someone just believe a random email?” But back then, people were not internet-smart. The internet was new, and people still trusted strangers. Many Westerners believed Africans were extremely rich in oil, diamonds, and gold. Hollywood movies had shown Nigeria and Africa as places where wealthy kings and princes lived in palaces. So when a foreigner got an email that said: “Hello, my name is Prince Adekunle from Nigeria. My father, the King of Lagos, has passed away, leaving me $20 million in inheritance. But I need your help to move the money to your country. If you can send me $5,000 to process the transfer, I will give you 20% of the money.” They believed it. In their minds, Nigeria was full of rich princes and oil barons who just needed a small favor. And that’s how the scam worked. The moment the victim sent the first money, the scammer would ask for more, and more, and more. Some people lost their entire life savings to these emails. THE SWITCH TO ROMANCE SCAMS – HOW NIGERIAN SCAMMERS STARTED PLAYING WITH EMOTIONS By the early 2000s, people started getting smarter. Email spam filters improved, and fewer people were falling for the Nigerian Prince scam. That’s when Yahoo Boys changed tactics. Instead of pretending to be a prince or a businessman, they started pretending to be a lover. They created fake profiles on dating websites and targeted: Divorced women looking for companionship. Widows who were lonely. Older women who were financially stable. They would send sweet messages, call them “baby,” and make them feel loved. After weeks of chatting, they would come up with a fake emergency. “Baby, I want to come and see you, but I can’t afford the ticket.” “Sweetheart, I was in an accident, and I need $2,000 for hospital bills.” “My business deal is stuck, but if you send me $10,000, I will pay you back double.” Many women sent thousands of dollars without realizing it was all fake. One woman in the U.S. sold her house because she thought she was helping her online boyfriend. By the time she realized the truth, she was homeless. HOW SCAMMERS BECAME CELEBRITIES – THE ‘GBOGBO BIG BOYS’ ERA Before social media, Yahoo Boys were lowkey. They scammed people quietly and enjoyed their money in peace. But with the rise of Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat, everything changed. Yahoo Boys started showing off their wealth. They bought expensive cars, luxury watches, and designer clothes. They started rubbing shoulders with celebrities in clubs. Yahoo Yahoo had become a lifestyle. But that lifestyle had a dark side. THE DARK SIDE – YAHOO PLUS & MONEY RITUALS As the scam world got more competitive, Yahoo Boys started looking for “spiritual help.” Some started visiting native doctors to give them “supernatural powers” to make their victims send money faster. Others started doing sacrifices—offering goats, cows, and even human blood. The worst cases involved ritual killings. Yahoo Plus became a thing. Some scammers used their girlfriends for rituals. Some killed family members to “renew” their money charm. Some slept in coffins, bathed in rivers, or did crazy rituals to “blow.” Yahoo Yahoo was no longer just an internet scam—it had become blood money. THE BIG CRACKDOWN – WHY YAHOO YAHOO IS DYING By 2019, the Nigerian government and international agencies started taking action. The U.S. FBI launched “Operation Wire Wire” and arrested over 70 Nigerian fraudsters. Hushpuppi, Nigeria’s biggest “big boy,” was caught in Dubai and sentenced to prison. EFCC started raiding hotels, nightclubs, and even university hostels, arresting Yahoo Boys. Suddenly, flexing online was dangerous. If you posted your new Benz, EFCC might show up at your door. Banks also started tracking suspicious transactions, making it harder for scammers to move money. Today, Yahoo Yahoo is no longer as easy as before. Many young people are switching to crypto scams, forex scams, or even quitting entirely. I’M SURE BY NOW YOU KNOW THE STORY OF HOW YAHOO YAHOO STARTED? Hope you learnt something from this? Should we blame the government for the rise of Yahoo Yahoo, or are individuals just greedy? Would Yahoo Boys be doing this if there were better jobs and opportunities in Nigeria? Will the younger generation still chase fast money, or are they learning from the downfall of Hushpuppi and others? What do you think? Let’s discuss. 👇👇👇 If you give everything they will take everything.
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adeoyekay:Ok sir |
adeoyekay:I just sent you a mail. I'm interested. |
iLegendd:hello bro, how are u? Hope you are great. As much as I understand what our world today is turning into and the priviledges we all have, I want to encourage you as a brother to be very careful of the kind of choices you make here in this present world. Every form of sexual immorality outside the confinement of marriage is ungodly. God's not in support of that(1cor 6:18-20). Remember God's the big Boss. We're all at his mercy, we do not know more than him. So my dear, don't try to be smarter than God. Quit living like this and ask Jesus to help you live right so that it'll be well with u pls. Embrace Christ Jesus, surrender to him and he'll give u rest. Thanks. |
@ iLegendd-ARE U SaYING U DONT believe in Jesus christ as the TRUTH, THe savior and tHE ONLY waY To GOD? U THINK it'S ALL MADE UP? ... OOOOOOH NO! |
Michael547:JEHOVAH wITNESS PASTORS. |
Petalss:According to the scripture jesus is the last prophet? WHERE IN THE SCRIPTURE PLEASE...ENLIGHTEN ME. |
Sapasenator:Not so...calling is biblical and neW TESTAMent. SEE ACT 13:1-3. |
