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How sure are you that this is not a state owned road in an APC state? Nigerian youths, we are just encouraging these APC/PDP guys, when the violence and war starts, these same people will pack all their families and leave the shores of the country. The casualties will include you, me and our loved ones..... I think its time we take critical consideration of the situation at hand. How I wish we know the power of what we do or say on the internet. |
Nwankwo Kanu aka papillo Ajax, inter, Arsenal, Westbrom, portsmouth 98 goals Kanu has won a UEFA Champions League medal, a UEFA Cup medal, three FA Cup Winners Medals and two African Player of the Year awards amongst others. He is also one of few players to have won the Premier League, FA Cup, Champions League, UEFA Cup and an Olympic Gold Medal. He made the third-most substitute appearances in Premier League history, appearing from the bench 118 times. He is also a UNICEF ambassador. |
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sleekangel85:I've noticed that Nairalanders based in the USA can write long epistles, couldn't even finish my igbo brother's comment. But I get his point. @bigfrancis21 nice point, but here's my view. Others do it doesn't make I right. Additionally, Nigeria is made up of major 3 regions. North west and east. The people in the North inter marry freely, fulani, gwarri, benue, hausa, Tiv etc....people in the west intermarry freely too, yoruba, egun, badagry, etc. But because tribes in the EAST are much, igbo's don't like marrying others and its justified because it favours them better. I for example wouldn't want any of family member to marry an igbo man or woman, I'd rather marry a yoruba or even a fulani. This is because I have not had a good experience as regards the igbos I've encountered in life. All in all, igbos!!..marry yourselves, its good for you bcause other tribes will hardly understand your behavior and character. |
chido34:If you have nothing doing, go for it.. |
chido34:Don't think its GNLD, but not so big as they do not have a functioning website. Just a LinkedIn page where you can find some info about them. If you didn't apply then I don't think you should bother. |
sleekangel85:Delta/Urhobo Served in a PPA with 15 corpers, 11 were igbos and it was hell for the 4 of us non igbos. |
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sinaj:Oh yeah |
Justosaus:My bible is all I need bro, so far as I'm concerned, no man of God still exist!!!,...the word of God (bible) is all I need..... |
sinaj:If your personal text is truly all you need, then your own case is strong!!! |
lagmostkuit:An extroverted guy who really has a thing for you will cope with the boredom until you become freer with him (when you know him much better) Like you said earlier, Orijin will do the trick, lol!!! |
The name Buhari scares me!!!.... He isn't the best in the APC, infact he isn't among top 5 good guys there so why must it be him.... I think a greater evil is coming!!!!! Nigerians be wise!!!! |
FriedPlantain:@dodo did I hear you say grandmum? OP careful oh, its a season of death for old people (february/march)...don't let one old woman die on your hmmmmmm....... |
Not totally true, I'm an extrovert who loves introverted ladies. We will get along very well so far she is not 'rude'.....that's the only thing hat scares me away from some self acclaimed introverts. They tend to gather up all their hae and explode occasionally in the face of the person closest to their heart (in this case the partner) All in all,....for a relationship to work there must be some degree of compromise. |
Ab025:Haaa!!...let's be realistic bro, Richer than Dangote for a bad wife ? Meeeeeeehn, I want that wife oh!!.... |
If the law cannot be effective in handling this issue because of the person(s) involved then its obvious Nigeria is a lawless country and a mockery in the global eye. |
badmajor:Dude!!...hahahahaha..just one year after service and you are willing to marry ANY woman for a job!!!.... Meeeeeeeeehn, now I really want that Revolution!!! Youths need to get up from behind their blackberry, androids and PC and hit the streets to effect real non-APC change |
BloggingHome:Every election year, top Nigrians die!!!...people get kidnapped and obama gets his medical check up weekly!.... |
Prisca0ge:Imagine a human with a brain talking!!!... Did you even read the OP's post? |
We will get there.... |
Uchboggy:let s just wait for march and see what happens, i still believe e may be caught unawares. |
membelle:drop yours and i will mail you immediately |
If you have it, and it works, you should use it!!...except INEC itself is not to b trusted. Not like I'm even voting!!!! |
NLNG!!!..so much for integrity- early parts of 2015 is almost coming to a close. |
membelle:Didn't see your reply bro |
franciskaine:thanks, even Nobel Loriet Shoyinka still learns something in english everyday. That said, I think the word 'staffs' is very much valid as used in the context. 'Staffs' can be used when referring to employees of different companies or employees of different departments. Anyway, just do a research online dear friend, I'm very much open to learn. What I saw: 1) English plural - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Note 2: For staff in the sense of "a body of employees", the plural is always staffs; otherwise, both staffs and staves are acceptable, except in compounds; such as flagstaffs. The stave of a barrel or cask is a back-formation from staves, which is its plural. 2.There are two issues here. The first is that the term "staff", when referring to a group of people working together, is a singular count noun with plural reference, like "team". So it is correct to speak of the "staffs" of various companies, just as it's correct to speak of various teams in a league. The other issue is whether the verb should agree with singular "staff" gramatically ("Our staff is always ready to help you" or notionally ("Ourstaff are always..." . American usage generallyfavors the former whereas British often favours the latter. |
digitalsimboja:You have to be both effective and efficient to get the job(s) done. In terms- Effectiveness is the ability to get the job done in the right way while efficiency is about being a reliable asset. The job in hand (task) will require effectiveness to achieve the set goal, but in a rapidly changing business environment where market value, labour and capital demands are very dynamic, Efficient staffs will be assets in EFFECTING continuity and sustainable development of the firm. If I was to answer that question I would say "I would be both effective and efficient in your company because I believe these competencies go together to assure excellence in the job. Effective staffs will help achieve short term goals, but efficient staffs will ensure long term goals are not compromised due to changes in the business. Being both effective and efficient would help me work, learn and grow professionally by being an excellently reliable staff" Depends on the interviewers body language, you should know when to stop talking and let him assimilate and understand what you've said. This question test three or four things: 1. Listening skill: Does he understand and think before he responds? 2. Excellence: How will he stay excellent in the job? 3. Ambition: Is he after the short term or long term or both? 4. Orientation: does he know the difference between effectiveness and efficiency? My view tho..other peeps might have superior arguments.... |
very true,.... |
membelle:im so sorry, i was very busy bro, i just sent you an email now, kindly check your email address |
solarview:lmao, no be nigerian breweries sales executive job go give me mouth na.,,,,,,i just dont like missing opportunities. ![]() |
membelle:check your email that you used to open your nairaland account, i will send you a mail now. |
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