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Baddiezz:
I've been learning makeup since last month when I saw they weren't ready to call off strike. We're resuming 2nd semester and there would be loads of dinners and events that require makeup application

Make up? Are you an Art student? Was thinking you should be aiming for higher things.

decatalyst:
Whats essence of this post?



Wondering what is running through the Op's brain/mind before posting this...

You know how bloggers can be now...

Forreellinc:
suffer head children

in The other thread about Oyakhilome you insulted his family for contributing to a private school and now you are here representing again. Take am easy oh...

Sarang:
And do you have buyers already?

No. it is targeted at customers, On popular e commerce sites like eBay.

Saao:
this is a bad poverty mentality to believe ritual for riches

Sit there and be denying in rituals for riches. it is real man.

Sarang:
Canada. I only asked cos you are looking for who to partner with. But it's okay if you don't want to.

Ok. I was thinking you are in Nigeria and just fishing. It revolves around bulk export of the items to a warehouse or partner who can then manage shipping to final buyers. Shipping single items from Nigeria is so so expensive and slow.

Govt sings Memorandum Of Understanding (M.O.U.) so often and I wonder if that equates to the start of a project. Does it.

konkacid:
Nigerian government will build this kind of edifice for $1billion

I tell you. And people will applaud it because of loyalty to political party.

[quote author= post=75483251]The church is marching on and the Gates of Hell shall not prevail.

JESUS IS LORD FOREVER AND EVER [/quote]Alfa BBQ, how far?

why now?

Sarang:
Tell me about the food export plan

Where are you based? I can't just tell you like that oh.

deomelo:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DumQoQCX4AE_G7N.jpg

So Buhari can build a power plant in Abia? Who detrabalized this man?

OpenYourEyes1:
A smart leader can totally transform this country in 12years

Our problem is government not the people.

Problems is indirectly the people. See what someone is typing about pastor Chris in this thread. People will oppose advancement of the system in favour of their stomach.

Forreellinc:
wetin u think say private uni go do with the money? them go give am to the poor abi?

Is there any private uni established for the purpose giving money to the poor? please tell me more about that school.

barojana:
Forbes really needs to get its acts together. Clearly there are many under g billionaire pastors in nigeria. For someone to give 1 billion as a gift he must really be worth at least 20 billion.

I'm really curious who is wealthier between oyakhilome and oyedepo tho. Was hearing the pastor Chris saying he would give $100 million USD in one video like that

Oga, giving doesn't work like that.
Some people are called into industry just the way others are called into ministry and would be surprised to know there are reverse-tithers in the body of Christ. That is people who pay out 90% of their increase as seeds and use the 10%.
So a person giving N1bn doesn't mean he has N20bn somewhere in assets or reserves. It means he is generous enough to give N1bn Naira. Remember the woman who gave two talents in the bible? The widow who gave little but most?

Forreellinc:
20 million can you imagine
that pst chris na idiot no wonder his family is scattered

If he gives N20m to one private uni and gave same to one public uni, and the public university loots it, do you expect him to keep pouring gas into a basket?
Take it easy oh. . . life doesn't start n end with insulting of pastors. The system is bad and Oyakhilome didn't cause it.

gentlejin:
All these irrelevant write ups Sef. Please can you explain the relevance of this post to the main purpose of this thread. If you have an issue with your school for not allowing you to use mobile phones, how is it our business eh?

If you can comprehend well u will know my problem is with people who criticise others for something and even call them names but turn around to do same thing they have criticized all along.
I don't blame people for my actions. Get that.

braveheart234:
Oga, I repeat... There's absolutely no basis. Electronic devices are not allowed for lots reasons. There's absolutely zero tolerance for recording (whether videos or audio recordings, or snapping of photos) of any activity in camps... You can't compare the discipline in training camps to the restrictions on the use of cell phones in private universities.
Do you know that even within DSS office premises alone, they do not tolerate careless use of cell phones? Have you ever visited a police station where you drop your phones at the security post at the gate after it's tagged? These two places I mentioned are not even training camps. But they have these strict policies (which extend to training camps) for certain specific reasons.
Apart from other reasons, they are extremely careful not to let any record of camp activities getting leaked out to the public. Whether trainees are treated nice or not, whether drills are crazy or not, they can't risk any of this getting leaked to the public.

So after all the long epistle, what is the difference?

braveheart234:
Oga, there's no basis for your comparison on restrictions on the use of cell phones between private universities in Nigeria and such camps. For such training camps, it is the practice in most parts of the world. In camps, trainees or cadets are usually not allowed to use their phones except on particular days and for a very limited time and there are very strong reasons for this. It's of recent that the restrictions are getting relaxed a bit in some quarters. Just thought to let you know this.
There's absolutely no basis for your comparison at all.

There is a strong basis because the reason for zero phone ownership in those schools are meant to achieve similar reasons as campers.
Most people talk as if life wasn't going on when there was no handset technology.

InansBobo:
1. So I can fulfil the scriptures
2. So my village people don't say I am a Ritualist (possess blood money)
3. So my village people don't say I'm having issues
4. Joy of fatherhood and husbandhood
5. My opinion, my life, my business

lol... that number 2 though, how is blood ritual for money connected to marriage?

Ogaga87:
What about the funding? I mean the hundred billion, how did they conclude on releasing it...

Honestly, one naked truth everyone needs to agree to is that the same fate that faces the Nigeria Army before Boko haram when it comes to outdated arsenal is the same that will rock the Nigerian student, most especially those in science field who will be expecting to be tutored with 21th century machinery only to find out that his or her school is still holding on to the machines of the industrial revolution..

As the world moves, we also need to move along.. Get the university funded because a lecturer may have an idea about an invention but who is now expecting that lecturer to use his meagre salary to carry out that research.. Modern day facilities are needed without delay..

See where we are; a government that appreciate COWs more than its citizen, too bad

Cows are recognized by god unlike technology.

CoolAmbience:
There are several other places across the country that enjoy even more hours of power supply though, but you are correct.

Must we exaggerate things for political purpose?

MightySparrow:
show your own

Is that an achievement worthy for a whole tribe is what I meant.
By the way music is not a necessity and I don't consider Davido an achiever.

MightySparrow:
Yoruba on top. Oko iya won

Is that a big achievement.

Me I have been looking for who to partner with in Canada on food export and someone is there begging. Who did she employ to be her employer that she is crying? Did govt promise her job?

ClearFlair:
You must be a petty trader for the government to be offering you trader moni. Esi ewu. Tcheeew

I wrote about n-power and trade-moni but you saw the one that applies to you and not the other.