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I don't believe these employees are engaged by force. Any employee not comfortable with the work they are doing can easily resign his/her job.

Does it itch?

Definitely, I swear!

SFSNIPER:
I've heard about this but don't know how to get buyers. Getting metal scraps is not a problem.

If you have scrap metals. I can connect you to buy who will pay you almost immediately.

It is hard to disprove anything in US. Embassy write up.

I am sorry to say, but Enugu Police are very rude. As a professional with a young look, I was on a job for a FG Agency and I was on transit in Like Napep. The policemen drop me and my colleague from the Keke and we showed him shege telling him our rights.

He later turned it to tribal things that Yoruba people too dey show themselves and freed us.

pansophist:
1. Where the rich see opportunity, the poor see problems.

2. Where the rich invest, the poor spend.

3. The rich want to be impressed, the poor try to impress.

4. The rich read and are aware of global trend and affairs, the poor do not read and is cognitively limited.

5. The rich buy appreciating assets (properties, business, stocks), the poor buy depreciating assets (newest iPhones, designer clothes)

6. Where the rich invest in themselves through coaching, classes, the poor invest in their ego through material stuff to feel better

7. The rich pay themselves before spending, the poor spend before paying themselves

8. The rich weaponize their body with healthy foods and exercise, the poor eat and drink irresponsibly regardless of the effect on the body

9. The rich think of expanding, entering and breaking into new market, the poor is comfortable and satisfied with his merger state. (Think of uber, or domino pizza without thousands of operations in cities worldwide).

10. The rich think and plan ahead, update himself with technology automate and willing to change, the poor don't even think of such in the first place.

11. The rich employs you, you work for the rich.

12. The rich are responsible, accept failures, and are in full control of their life and circumstsnces. They choose what happen in their life. The poor just let life happens to them.

13. The rich see money as a tool, their money works for them. The poor see money as a goal, they work for the money.

14. The rich has cash producing assets (eg factories), the poor are the factory workers themselves.

15. The rich are adaptable and formless, the poor are stiff and get irrelevant with time.

Most of the points make sense.

Prec1ous:
I will advise people going into 2020.

Please trust your instincts. If it says something is wrong, then it is. Please verify.

Mine has never failed. Very apt!

I strongly advise you try your instinct on bet9ja or nairabet to be very sure of how your instinct stands with you.

It means "lust met Kongi" or "little or no resistance jam Kongi" I think

The simply way is to stop rubbing cream on ur face

Ifeelsad:
I've had this recurrent skin issue for about three years now. I've used everything usable both creams and drugs but its not going. Its getting worst, its on my face, breast, neck, all over my back even on my stomach. I don't know what to do again I'm tired

Please has anyone had this kind of rash
I'll like this moved to the front page for more views because I'm getting frustrated and my husband is getting impatient

I use dettol or izal to bath and I bath twice a day sometimes 3 times depending on d weather so I won't say its uncleanliness

Have you tried using mectizam? Try go to a govt clinic or hospital around you and request for mectizam. It will be given to you free of charge. Try and see if it will work.

Lexusgs430:
Old post....

That's correct.

MrMcJay:
Interesting topic

I'm a real estate lawyer and by virtue of my job, I've come across different countless kinds of Omoniles. I mean, I have been faced by Omoniles with charms, I once had a disagreement with Omoniles on site only to narrowly escape a terrible accident on my way back to the office, I have had several crazy experiences with Omoniles. Let me give 3.

First one was in Agboyi in Ogudu, Lagos. Client bought a plot of land and wanted to start work. Omonile boys came and said he had to pay them before he starts. They chased off his workers and seized the tools. Then, the Property Protection Law of Lagos wasn't in existence. Client called me and was panicking. I told him to calm down. I met with the Omoniles and bought 2 Schnapps for them. I noticed that their leader was the most quiet one and got his phone number. Over the weekend, I called him and asked him to supply us 4 tipper loads of sand. After that, he personally helped us negotiate with the family from 400k to 50k and we paid it in 2 installments. After that day, we didn't have a problem.

Second one happened late last year. A vast portion of land running into acres was bought by someone for investment and when he wanted to start work, Omoniles brought court summons that they had a lawsuit against the family which sold to him. According to them, my client bought from the wrong family, but they refused to raise this until the elderly man who sold to my client died.

The first meeting I had with them ended up on a rancorous note. On my way back, the driver of my vehicle lost control at high speed. We narrowly escaped somersaulting. After that day, I told the Omoniles to go get a lawyer for me to talk to as I wasn't interested in discussing with them anymore. When they got a lawyer, the first question I asked him was "do you want to make case or make money?". From that point, we found a way to resolve it.

The third one, the Omoniles resold a land they initially sold to my client. I got the Baale arrested and promised to write a petition to the State Commissioner for Chieftaincy Affairs that he should be removed from office. I don't know how he did it but my client got his land back and 3 plots extra as compensation.

Omoniles require diplomacy, strong hand, generosity and street smartness in dealing with them. Once they see that you're not afraid and if they mess up, you'll deprive them of getting money. They would avoid getting into your bad books.

Salute!

I donated my son placenta for medical research in a USA hospital bcoz there was a safe option to do that, but flush it down the toilet for my daughter that was given birth in Nigeria. Another reason Nigeria needs to up her research for human development.

See lies from the pit of Reno.

If truly Reno knows Toyin Saraki's character well as he later claimed in the apology, he should have known her more by physical and recognized it was her before he wrote to castigate it.

This may be true sha

.Thumb up for the OP sha. I didn't learn any myths and truth here.

What concern me with what would make two adults enjoy their day as long as they are not breaking any law?

Shebi, they are just celebrating their happiness ni.

The best thing to do to make money in property is to buy at a well discounted price or buy well undervalued property.

One thing I have known is that Davido is good at something better than Music. From his omo babaolowo track, to Porsche of Assurance, to his purchase of private jets and to this fake pregnancy allegations saga at a time he wanted to release a new song, and lots more.

I believe he deserves AMMA award of best acting director every given year.

Chapter1vs6:
Odu meje in yoruba means seven wonders

I doubt your Yoruba meaning of Odu. I think it means lies.

contumely2:
I am a man in late 20's.
I grew up in lack. I suffered so much growing up. In fact, at a point the court had to eject us and threw our properties on the streets for inability to pay rent.

School fees were paid in instalments. Not like the fees were much even. But the funds were never there.


God has blessed me reasonably in the past few years. I made a lot of sacrifices too, denying myself pleasure, delaying gratification etc.

Lately, I noticed that I have been extravagant. Some of the extravagance is masked as charity to people.

I hardly say no requests and I empathise and pity people a lot.

If I lend money to 10 persons, only 3 will pay back.

I also buy some things on impulse; without planning. I regret some of these purchases later.

HOW DO I STAY motivated so as to save more to invest because the future is uncertain. And money is not always there?

I also understand that those we help may abandon us in time of need.

I don't want to learn the hard way.

Kindly share your experiences with grace to grass; or with people you helped in times of plenty.

Or your regrets with finances especially early in life.

Thanks!

Read the thread in the link below:
https://www.nairaland.com/2121184/w-r-e-principle-financial

Follow the principle religiously and you will be fine.

Now, I know why this country is like this

The govt may be right after all becos rice is not the only food in Nigeria.

And yet, they have refused to pay back the $7bn government lend them during Charles Soludo time.

9jaRealist:
But the land borders remaining closed does not mean foreign rice imports are prohibited...
It merely means that the RICHER rent-seekers who can import via sea will enjoy the MONOPOLY to import (while small traders lose out).
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No one is losing out. The rent seekers can be heavily taxed thereby resulted in high priced foreign rice, while the small traders can go to local rice which is not heavily taxed and where they can be easily accommodated accordingly

No body should force anyone to eat Nigeria rice. Anyone who want to eat foreign rice should be ready to move to country where they import such.

Talkingoil:
This guy loves his country and seeks to defend her citizenry. Unlike one president like that sssh
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You don't need to castigate any president. Everyone is working to protect the interest his/her CV.

What Trump is threatening here and which you praised him for, is what President Buhari is currently doing with border closure of neighboring countries to protect our economy and dumping of foreign goods.

This is exact power President Buhari and Nigeria is exercising on neighboring countries by closing our borders to ensure they control the smuggling of foreign goods to Nigeria through them.

Instead of calling this slum, lets be callinng it floating Estate please.

Hmmmm,

I am afraid those sabotaging our economy in their own way are coming out to confess.

Marvin67:
You're wrong sir. It's is owned by bankers committee, nirsal and nipost .

The bank was set up to provide a remedy to the wrong commercial banks have done to SME's in the past . The essence of creating is to grow business of SME's.

Your last paragraph is also very wrong . The way the loans are structured, you can't take money and not invest it. The money goes to your business and vendors not directly to you.

I'd be willing to give you more information if you're interested

Bankers committee is majorly made up of CEOs of commercial banks who represents their bank, NIRSAL is CBN initiative (just like commercial bank who is more or less CBN initiative through their regulatory functions) while Nipost is Nipost we all know.

Please, I will like to have more information sir, but I will believe the information until I am able to access the loan to finance business as an entrepreneur or someone I know, not the Anchor Borrower things.