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youngest85:
Pls use google

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Hello Acunon, I would like to know more about your mini bar, I am interested. I want something cheap and with good sound. I mean student cheap. It is just for a bedsitter room.

youngest85:
Buy combo

Please explain further

Hello good people,

I would like to make enquiry if there is a possible substitute for home theatre. I want a speaker of good sound especially the bass and also cheap. The cheapest home theatre I found is LG with small round speakers. I want a cheaper sound system even of it is just a speaker but loud, plays FM and can be connected to television/Laptop. Thanks

digitalgeorgy:
acunon!! why have you decided to frustrate me?

Lol

acunon:
Hi sir

Plasma doesn't make 19" and 22" tvs again.

So you can actually get LED or LCD TV for those size. Thanks


19" LCD is 18k/LED is 20k
22" LCD is 20k/LED is 24k

All jst for you.


And yes,I do ship

What's the difference

Keneking:
Great

- The salaries are too high for a small city like Uyo. They should review this salaries by half so that more people can be employed

Imagine N200K as starting salary for some of the positions

Imagine Uyo, where one bedroom is less that N2,000/month & two bedroom is N120,000 per annum in areas like Abak etc

This salaries are too much sef;just like earning dollars in Nigeria

Talking rubbish!

Only God knows the population that will apply.

Please what is ur current price for 19" and 22" plasma and do u do shipping?

chinchong:
freedom of speech niyen my brother.

Yes, until you lose both the freedom and the speech.

6th

To those that took Total aptitude test, expect a message this Friday

D

MidasTouche01:
More Drawings from his collection

1. Yemi Alade
2. Ogbeni Aregbesola
3. Jerry

Lol... Yemi alade

G

1. Snowflake

2.keyboard

3. A glove

4. Fire

5. Towel

6. Alarm clock

7. Letter m

8. Words

9.Tree

10. Nonsense riddle

11. Horizon

12. Incorrectly

Cheap!

V

Fake news. In the bolded, where is the first and last name?

NewsPoacher:
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Two foreign nationals – a Romanian and a Nigerian – will be sent to Phnom Penh Municipal Court today on charges of drug trafficking after police alleged the pair tried to enter the country with more than five kilograms of cocaine from Brazil.
Lieutenant General Mok Chito, deputy chief of the National Police’s anti-drug commission, said 35-year-old Romanian national Varadi Adrian Calin was detained at Phnom Penh International Airport after disembarking from a flight from Brazil. Officials found 4,961.69 grams of Colombian cocaine in his bags.
After interrogating him, police searched for and arrested Chukwue Meka , 35, who they say was in charge of smuggling the cocaine from Cambodia to Thailand.
Lt. Gen. Chito said his office worked with the US Drug Enforcement Administration to catch the two men before the drugs could be transported to another country.
“We were informed from an international organization that there was a suspect involved in drug trafficking who departed from Brazil and was coming to Cambodia,” he said.
“We seized almost five kilograms of cocaine,” Lt. Gen. Chito added. “This drug was transported from Brazil and the traffickers would use Cambodia as a transit country, before being sent to Thailand. The cocaine is from Colombia.”
Lt. Gen. Chito said the ringleader of the operation is still in Brazil, and police were looking for other people who may be involved in the drug ring. Both men will be sent to court today.
Cambodia is often used as a transit point for drug traffickers in Asia due to its less-than-stringent airport checks compared with other countries. In late March, a 22-year-old Thai woman flying from Qatar was found with 2.6 kilograms of cocaine hidden in a chocolate container.
Another Thai man was caught transporting three kilograms of methamphetamine from Laos to Trapaing Chhouk village in Phnom Penh last Tuesday. After raiding his home in Sen Sok’s Phnom Penh Thmey commune, police seized two 660-gram packages of heroin, nine packets of methamphetamine weighing six kilograms, 52,000 speed tablets weighing about 10 kilograms and two luxury cars.
In all, police seized about 20 kilograms of drugs from the man, who claimed he had smuggled most of it from Laos earlier this year.
http://www.khmertimeskh.com/news/28539/romanian--nigerian-drug-traffickers-arrested/

haftob:
Hello petengine , I was shortlisted for Total IT test, do u have an idea of there questions?

Maths, English and current affairs

agboolajohn:
Hi guyz...Nice forum here.
Also wrote d Chevron Aptitude test buh havnt bn contacted yet
A friend of mine said they do the calling for 2-3Batches and only the 1st batch has bn done yet...
Plz how true is this

They call weekly... Its true

olumyde5:
Kindly stay and sap as much knowledge as you can, at this stage that is worth much more than the money. You might really not know that now but trust me it is worth more.

Dats My conclusion

EZEBEL:
Guy oh sorry bae you said it all. the guy dey para too much. ordinary I.T person, wey men dey trek street find work.

him think say he is too good. na when him come out of school him go know Buhari regime and people losing their job is like 5&6.

The school has it's expectations and does not consider who rules. I am concerned more about my defense.

delishpot:
Tell them the expectations of your shool and ask that they kindly place you in the department that will help you gain more experience. In as much as no knowledge is a waste, I understand your desire to have hands on training in your chosen field. Don't quit, talk to the person in charge and keep talking. Don't stop after just one talk. Talk every time you see him or call ever so often to talk. You may even strike a deal to rotate work (a week or two ) in each department. Be calm and genuinely open when talking. Do not keep resentment even if he says no.

Thanks alot

iamprestige:
End time I.T student.
Peter i humbly advice you give your life to Christ and turn from your wicked ways and the only the shall you find favour and your land be healed.

Lol... Gerraway quagmire

iguita:
Dear Chiscomax,

After dropping my advice, I started reading through other people's advises and I see a trend, almost everyone leaned to the Same side. But I thought this guy's post was instructive, a graduate and what set him aside was that he could drive a manual car. Think Driver. Now if the dude because of this decided to leave, his post will tell you what he would have missed. Be wise bro.

I understand his point

victme1:
What gave you the idea that after your schooling and corpertion you will get work as a mechanical engineer olodo. Quit na and tell your unborn child why you are poor or you did not have work idiot.

Better go and learn perseverance and stay put with the electrical work. Include it in your CV that you have a stint on electrical engineering. This will definitely give you an edge when looking for work lazy bones.
Yeye, na una type d say Oga d use una. U want to earn before learning. Smallbtimebu GI say u get experience..... Maka who teach u... I de vex self

I still believe a sensible adult can make a point without cursing you know well, thanks for commenting

daylife7:
Continue with with gallivanting in NL......... ur carryover will overwhelme u.... u might beg to graduate with pass... wise up... even 2.1 is fyning it difficult to get job.. Small boy

I spit on you. A big boy with a small sense of reasoning.

badgalRiRi:
I have a question for you. Do you want experience or you want to get paid? Cos with IT, u mostly don't get both. If it's experience, then you shouldn't restrict yourself to just your field of study as most pple have already said. You can never tell which experience will help you on the ladder to success. But if you want to get paid, then I gues you should let them know. In the end, the money will be gone, but experience will forever be yours.

That's a point

daylife7:
I think u should focus more on ur books and try to get a good grade rather wasting ur time in NL and blocking ur course. .... producing half-baked graduates.

You have nothing reasonable to contribute. Please, go and continue with your palm wine tapping

divad9two5:
Op, I quite understand your situation. However, you need to put things in perspective.
Firstly, think about it, do you have a better alternative? If not, I'll suggest you weather the storm and leverage on this opportunity to learn something outside mechanical engineering. You'll be surprised where/how the experience will become an added advantage to you.

I can never forget how I spent almost a year (due to strike) working without pay throughout my IT period and another 6 months after graduation working for a small firm also without kudi. The hours were long and conditions weren't rewarding or motivating. It wasn't until I went for my first job interview that I realised that the training and experience had placed me light years ahead of most of my peers. Fast forward to today, by God's grace it has placed me where I'm now enjoying the fruit of my labour.

In conclusion, stay humble, chin up and make the right sacrifices today so that you can enjoy a rewarding tomorrow. Remember, its only in the dictionary that success comes before work.

It is tuely not easy but I will