₦airaland Forum

chumz11:
sorry I can't access my email

chumz11:
It's lovely.how much is it

SalvationMopol:
I appreciate the fact that u think something is wrong. if u ask me I think u r too young to av Msc as an inexperienced graduate. Ordinarily the huge finance used to get the so-called Msc would av been used to adequately prepare you for your dream job. imagine you investing close to 500k in job training and skills, gathering relevant professional certificate in your field and paying for internship (if need be) in multinational coys would av been a plus.

anyway sha u can tell ur parent to give u some plots of lands( I presumed u r from a wealthy home @ 24 Msc) to cultivate

papirus:
Bros I got the same regret mail for same position and same time. I truly feel sorry for them cos I ve already moved on with a better pay than wat dey were willing to offer. I see why Stanbic would always be a kid among adults in the industry. Candidates for various positions would be placed on hold for a period of 6 and sometimes 8 months to get feedback. It such a bad practice that only thrive in a bad economy like ours.

Olabestonic001:
Dear Kayode sir,
Your dream must NEVER be modify or ADJUSTED if you are passionate about it sir.
Let me share my life experience with you.
I wanted Electrical engineering all my life. I wanted a Power Engineering as a career. In 2004/2005, I was given a course which is not my choice at OOU. I thought getting a good grade will ensure I crossed dept to electrical engineering easily but alas it was the most difficult thing I ever encountered in my life. Doing URP(a wonderful course no doubt), I was always feeling unfulfilled. I left OOU when I should be in my 4th year for LAUTECH and was given Physics again. You will just assume providence does not want me to be an electrical engr; but I was more than resolute to pay the sacrifice. One of it is I wont settle down for marriage early in life! I've always wished to marry at a tender age but I had to sacrifice it for my dream. In my 200L again at LAUTECH (when my peers were in 500L), I applied to change to electrical (and thankfully GOD helped me).
Fast forward to after NYSC, I got a job before my POP as a Logistic Officer, average pay. However, this was not was I dreamt of! I left after 2 months(foolish you'll echo) but[b] I knew that for my TALL DREAM, I most pay all legal dues[/b].
I was also given an appointment with FBNMFB. A day before my resumption, I knew in my spirit, I was not still gonna fulfil my dream. So, instead of resuming for duty, I went to resign. Then months of waiting started off (thank GOD for godly parents!, they believed in me even when I was almost 3 decades years old). I got another in an engineering role and after some times,I got a dream job:Yes, in an EPC.
That's much sacrifice cos I paid hugely for it (yes, by GOD'S GRACE). But, I got my dream.
No sacrifice is too huge for your dream sir. Look for companies that are into your passion, approach them, pray hard, research hard and with GOD'S leading, go for it. I'd prefer to work for peanuts in my dream than to do other things that I will be unsatisfied with. Life is all about VALUES and you can best give 'original values' in your field. Don't modify or adjust your dream. Don't see others doing your passions and you will be feeling like: Oh, I could have been that or worst still envious.

I love your passion to follow your dream and not money; Remember 3 Idiots.

searching4l0ve:
who d fucck are you

searching4l0ve:
[b]A potential wife, Is a girl who thinks of your future and do all her best to support you in your quest to succeed.


A girl who keeps less friends is unlikely to be influenced by bad friends.


A girl who realizes that a relationship is give and take.


A girl who sticks with one man irrespective of his financial strength.

A girl who believes in herself and strives to be independent.


A girl who is honest, loving and caring.


A girl who is not promiscuous nor double date.


A girl who is willing to sacrifice for love.


A girl who is willing to love you for who you are and not what you have.

A girl who is passionate about cooking and cooks good.

90% of the listed qualities are absent in Most Nigerian girls. They are terrible wives and marriages with them wont last. If you desire a near-perfect wife, go for a foreign girl

I hope you find your heart desires sooner. Be careful when dealing with Nigerian girls. They are fake and deceptive





Unbelievable......how could someone be filled with so much venom..always with a chip on ur shoulder. You always ready with a response because this attitude of urs is your personalty, wud you still communicate with your foreign ladies like this. You know what,just cool down, life is easy and beautiful and I know we all entitled to our preferences, just be civilised and respectful in airing it.

Meanwhile you should disappiont me by not quoting or replying me......your usual trend( I must say you got a huge gallery of pictures. To use) and am jealous cos you have got a lot to time to spare replying people.

# SAY NO TO GOLD DIGGERS
# Team foreign girls [/b]

SylarsMcQuins:
Are you into event organizing or promoting, or know any one who's into any of the above?

Bennyzino:
Nah

Too tall