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Na dia president be that

So because he asked you where you stay...?

How sure are you that you answered the other questions well?

You last sentence tells me you didn't...

My advice, get on google and research interview questions and the best answers... You should see what went wrong...

Iamtosin:
With heart and eyes filled of tears I write this and I want everyone to learn from my experience


I passed the bank's entry level test last year November, I wrote another test this year Feb, then I passed, scaled through the first interview and also the second interview which was a panel interview.

I then got called to come for a final one which was a chat with the group head.

From our conversation I knew I was going to have a problem with the man. I never knew he was a deeper life man. I was neatly dressed with nice hair cut. At the end of our conversation when he asked which area of lagos I stay and I told him, his countenance changed and told me 'you can go' without the conventional 'do you have any questions for us'

Few minutes ago, I got a message that I wasn't recommended after all what I sacrificed for this job. I will never forget this experience and I think I will always hate anyone that bears this man's name

So I was in church and while it drew to the offering time I realised that I only had 50 naira (mint) and dirty 500 naira that is torn in two.

Please which do you advice I put into the offering basket?

MzNelly:
From what I read, the guy probably did something extreme, deserving of that slap.

You don't know the full story.

First thought on my mind as I read this was, you must be a lady?

Anyway, I don't think so... if it was "extreme" would the lady go back after a kiss??

At a restaurant, you pull out your phone to check email. Without even thinking about it, you tap in a PIN to unlock your phone. Your back’s to the wall and nobody can see what you’re typing, so there’s no reason to worry that somebody could intercept your passcode.

Except, sadly, there is. Researchers at Syracuse University have demonstrated that hackers can guess PINs by analyzing video of people tapping on their smartphone screens -- even when the screen itself isn’t visible. Software used to analyze such video relies on “spatio-temporal dynamics” to gauge the distance from the fingers to the phone’s screen, and then approximate which characters the fingers tap on a keypad. “It’s like lip reading,” says Vir Phoha, an engineering and computer science professor at Syracuse and co-author of a paper on the technology. “Based on hand movement and the known geometry of the phone, we can see which keys are pressed.”

There don’t appear to be any known instances of hackers stealing PINs this way, but technologists think it’s only a matter of time. “We believe that it is very likely to be adopted by adversaries who seek to stealthily steal sensitive private information,” Phoha and three others Syracuse researchers wrote in their paper, published last year by the Association for Computing Machinery. The technology is fairly simple for anybody familiar with programming, and the exploding use of smartphones provides many millions of targets.

On top of that, the increased use of phones for banking and managing other financial accounts makes PINs a lucrative prize for hackers.

There are limits to such image-analysis technology. It’s harder to detect PINs when people type them with two fingers rather than one, for example. The use of a full keyboard instead of a 10-character phone-style keypad makes it harder still, as does the use of capital letters and symbols that aren’t on a 10-character pad. And fingerprint validation in lieu of a PIN solves the whole problem, even though it’s available on only a small portion of smartphones at the moment, and not at all on ATMs and other gadgets requiring PINS.

As always, countermeasures will ensue if unseen PIN hacking were to grow into a major problem. Smartphone makers could create keypads that appear in different locations on the screen every time, foiling pattern-recognition algorithms that rely on consistent spatio-temporal dynamics. Keypads that jumble the 10 numerals in a different random order during each use might also do the trick, though they could also drive users crazy and encourage them to ditch the passcode because it’s too much trouble.

Meanwhile, protecting yourself against sneaky PIN hacking wouldn’t be difficult, once you know what to do. Keeping your phone completely out of sight when entering a PIN or other sensitive data is the most obvious step. Newer iPhone and Android devices allow you to choose a longer, more complex alphanumeric passcode over a simple 4-digit one (although typing it in can be a pain). And practicing good security—by using two-factor authentication, password-tracking apps and so on—helps improve security and speed the notification time if somebody has infiltrated your accounts. It’s probably safe to assume somebody is always watching. Sooner or later, they will be.


http://finance.yahoo.com/news/an-alarming-new-way-to-steal-your-passwords-135027327.html

If she has Money #Success
That brings respect too sha...

" what measure of blessings are poured down on the man who chooses to take the bull by the horn "
Clarification please...
Is it that you must marry for the blessings to come?
what blessings are these?

Omo! if the sex is good... She will want it a lot.
however, she may be slow to experiment new things (eg different positions)
but then, na mindset. convince her!!!

Entering into a male public restroom, I saw urine on the ceramic seat. I thought to myself "some people are just dirty and inconsiderate. Why can't they put down the rubber/plastic cover with a hole in it". At least, this ensures pee will not get to the ceramic that people put their buttocks on. Now wanting to report this, I googled to get the name of that 'plastic' and got a shocker revelation ...

The plastic is called the 'toilet seat'. I didn't believe the results so I started asking and some people say they always sit on it, it's comfortable, its for toilet training for kids, etc... I was like, even in my house, I have never sat on it. Always seen it as a urine protector for guys (u know we de pee anyhow take scatter everywhere, especially for morning). It even looks fragile...

So Nairalanders, do you use the seat or ceramic? Which is safer, and which is healthier?

I love this... We really need competition in this space. COURT SHOULD MANDATE A PAY AS YOU GO SYSTEM FOR THESE GUYS. I paid 3 months in January, every month I have to go and queue for them to reopen the service. And I don't get anything for wasted time, or even the period for with the subscription was off. Some times it goes off again after a day and u have to go back, as it's so difficult to get their call agents. Terrible guys!!!

I await Nollywood...
Lagoon Love
Love and the Lagoon
Even the Lagoon can't stop us.
Into the Lagoon...

Verify what?

Basic psychology; he should have responded to deny it if he didn't say so.

ChinemeOkpan:
Can you verify the authenticity of the audio? This was manipulated

For argument sake, let us just assume he made this statement. It was just instructional and not a threat

God bless Oba Akiolu of Lagos

Ambode no ni jor

This year... Every power tyrant will know the POWER OF THE PEOPLE!!! Change eternal... let's see if democracy is in Lagos the APC hob... interesting

Dear Post Owner,

Please help with 56241636JD

God bless you

Why e no qualify?

My brother, your poverty must be to conspicuous...
well she must like you to pity you

2undexy:
Hello Nairalanders!

I have been dating this my gurl since June last year and we did almost everythin in common.
But the mystery behind our relationship is that she'd never ask for anything nor receive anything I gift 2 her. Though we've never had ssex before cos am not a fornicator.

The only thing she has ever receive from me is #200 airtime, and anytime i want to give her maybe some money or gift, she tells me she is not a materialistic lady that I should keep those things till further notice (imagine?).

Pls Nairalanders, should i back out of this relationship or do you think she's the right girl for me?

I never FTC before so make I FTC for my own post...

Ok, so I was searching for public holidays in Nigeria this year (2015) in order to plan my year and I noticed the subject matter.

Islamic holiday and Christian holiday!!! side by side!!! In this intense election year!!!!!!!!!!!

Say or think what you like... I feel this is God saying Nigerians must live together in peace regardless.

We must see ourselves as humans and leave all differences aside (religious, tribal, etc.)

To further buttress my point... Valentine's day ( promoting true Love) is on a Saturday, giving room for more 'families' to enjoy it ... so this message is for everyone

Amen?
#SayNoToViolence

"DSTV BECOMING PAY AS YOU GO" was a thought that came to my mind when this week I realised that the cable subscription I made last month is expiring and I have not watched more than 3 hours of a month's access. Yes! Yes!! I have heard of mobile devices to connect and enjoy cable services, but then why would want to drive and watch, or work and watch... When I am out-a-home, abeg! I am out-a-home.
Coming home, there is no power to watch...
Ok! Its power, so the cable providers are not to blame. But I would still appreciate the change

why this guy de snap 'abroad' for us...
this can't be Nigeria.
No! it can't be.
I no gree ooo!!!

*denial is for better than depression*

I had a wet dream, woke up, cleaned, changed shorts, and hit the bed again for round two of my sleep. In the morning, remembering I need to wash the shorts this question hit me. "Do females have wet dreams?". Googling for the answer I came across the article below... enjoy (slight modifications made)

Have you ever woken up to find a wet, sticky spot on your underwear or PJs? At first you may have worried that you wet the bed. But if you're going through or have already gone through puberty, you probably had a wet dream.
Doctors call wet dreams "nocturnal emissions." Nocturnal means "at night." Emission is another way to say 'release'.
Wonder what wet dreams are and why you have them? Here are the answers to FAQs that teens and some adults have about wet dreams.

What are wet dreams?
A wet dream is when you ejaculate while you're asleep. Ejaculate means to release semen (the fluid that contains sperm) from your penis. Usually a wet dream happens while you're having a dream about sex. You may not even remember the dream. You also don't have to masturbate to have a wet dream, as ejaculation can occur without touching your penis.

What causes wet dreams?
When you go through puberty, your body starts producing the male hormone, testosterone. Once your body makes testosterone, it can release sperm. This means you'll be able to fertilize an egg if you decide to have a baby in the future. It also means you can get a girl pregnant if you have sex. During puberty, you'll start having erections at different times of the day -- in school, while you watch TV, in the shower, and of course while you sleep. Semen will build up inside your body and one way that semen gets released is with a wet dream.

Is there something wrong with me because I'm having frequent wet dreams?
Wet dreams are a normal part of growing up. There's nothing you can do to control or stop wet dreams. Even if you have a lot of wet dreams it doesn't mean there's anything wrong with you (maybe you just like sex too much). Some guys have wet dreams a few times a week. Others may only have a couple of wet dreams during their entire life. Once you start releasing sperm by masturbating or having sex with a partner, you may have fewer wet dreams.

Does everyone have wet dreams?
You have to go through puberty and your testes need to be able to produce sperm to have a wet dream. Wet dreams during puberty are very common.

Is there something wrong with me if I don't have wet dreams?
Not every teenage boy has wet dreams. The fact you don't have wet dreams doesn't mean there's anything wrong with you.

Do girls have wet dreams?
Although girls can't ejaculate, they can have an orgasm during a dream. Girls don't have such dreams as often as boys, though.

What should I do if I have a wet dream?
When you wake up, clean yourself. Wash your penis and testicles with soap and water, including the area underneath your foreskin if you aren't circumcised. If you feel guilty or uncomfortable about having wet dreams -- or about a certain wet dream that you had -- talk to someone. Sit down with a doctor, parent, counselor, or another adult you trust.

The roads everywhere just went bad... holes popping up here and there...
It is terrible this year o!

HARDDON: she didn't know u were an hunter. u Tot u were been smart by trying to buy her with gifts, She knew n out witted u!

u realised dis too late n den Wano power show?

find ur match puleez n stop rubbing manhood on d dust of humiliation.......

For your village hunter de notify prey ba
You need to see the signs from the start... (two failed sex attempts and you still de chop free)
Take it slow...
Nothing comes free...
Take care

HARDDON: did she force him into spending his cash on her? if she didn't, why Wud he Wano force his way into her?
though I do understand itz humor shade,
some guys r totally daft. n no matter what, rap3 should never be celebrated

W
wettin u de talk... U r so blind...
So ur advice na to see trap, play enter?
You wan chop run?

I just remember that bovi skit, when the girl dressed like a fish...
No body comment say him wan "kill" or "rape" there ooo... e even de call him friend... gang things!!!

note: we no support rape... but the negative reaction .... haba!!!

A survey just conducted revealed; all those who did not get the joke by adent "Afmag watchers"...

Simple joke... Understanding is so poor...

We have just finished the Christmas and New Year celebrations. And the realities of a new year dawns on us... Yes the hustling begins.

I am at my office trying to strategize how to grow my career when I received a call, from an Engr. Emma (08172955951), claiming he would offer me a Job to supply goods.

Instantly I replied "Oga!!! can you not wait till the July before you attempt to defraud innocent Nigerians?".

For goodness sake, we have just finished spending so much and here this man is, trying to take the little left.

On a more serious note, everyone seeking opportunity to grow this year should take care not to fall for SCAMs like this.

The 10 easily guessed PIN codes that will hand your money to thieves
Analysis of 3.4 million real PIN codes found that people are surprisingly predictable - with a “top ten” of most-used codes which allow thieves an easy “way in”.

The wrong PIN code can leave your money open to thieves (Rex)

Choose the wrong PIN code and a criminal who has stolen your card will be able to simply guess your code - allowing them instant access to your money.

Analysis of 3.4 million real PIN codes found that people are surprisingly predictable - with a “top ten” of most-used codes which allow thieves an easy “way in”.

Almost 11% of the passwords analysed use the code 1234. For a thief or hacker, it's a gift - giving them a one in ten chance to unlock a stolen card on the first guess.

The report by Data Genetics was analysed by America’s Yahoo! Sideshow this week - and found that the least-used code was 8068.

“As noted above, the more popular password selections dominate the frequency tables. The most popular PIN code of 1234 is more popular than the lowest 4,200 codes combined!
That's right, you might be able to crack over 10% of all codes with one guess! Expanding this, you could get 20% by using just five numbers!”

The research analysed 3.4 million leaked four digit passwords to find the least - and most - common.

Nearly a third of passwords - 28.3% - can be guessed using just 20 combinations.

More than 6% of people use 1111, which also provides thieves with a good 'second guess'. Another 2% choose 0000.

As well as single-number combinations such as 5555 and 9999, simple variations such as 1122 are also common.

'James Bond fans may be interested to know 0007 is found at position 23,' say the researchers.

Of the 3.4 million passwords analysed, 8068 was the least-used combination - but, the researchers warn, 'Hackers can read too.' In the wake of the research, it’s now likely that 8068 will be far less secure.

'If you are a consumer and your recognize any of the numbers to be your passwords/pins I hope you apply common sense and immediately change them to something a little less predictable,' writes the Data Genetics researcher.

'Alternatively, you could be lazy and not change things (In that case, at least the only person you are harming with this apathy is yourself.)'

The most commonly used PINS are below:

1234
1111
0000
1212
7777
1004
2000
4444
2222
6969

I have not been as interested as I was when I heard Konga is having the first-of-its-kind black Friday in Nigeria. I registered for updates and signed up for an account. They say Nigerians don't read; I read all terms and conditions relating to the offer, its duration and legibility.

How blind could I have been, cause by the awoff PS4 (60k) and Techno phantom (19k) phone, not to have remembered the Naija touch

Today is the day, 9am is the start time... and all I see is washing machine, flipflop...

The site now has a script that freezes my system.

This is definitely a contender for the must disappointing moments of my life. I guess it's the Nigerian way...

[quote author=coal_coal]I just tried it out. I think your internet connection is slow.[/quote]Some people eh!!! did interface is great joor... very organised... and analytic.....

I spent minutes admiring and browsing through...

Guy! Na ur connection...

1 John 5:17
All unrighteousness is sin, and there is sin not leading to death.