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[color=#990000][/color] pressplay55: hmmm,who said so? |
pls send one to kcwu@yahoo.com |
pinkiepetite: Hope u knw dat dere wont b hons in ur certificate .i mean it will js being an ord Bsc instead of bsc hons if u stay an etra yesr.and again it will b so depresn. But waitn,it lik ur schfees is cheap abi not lik mine dat is 80k and it a state uni,i dare not thk od havn an extra year!. i dont thk u tot of wot if d system changes,like in Accounting.nw dat deere is lot of changes,and ao def wot u were tot den mitr b diff frm.wot u.b taught next. Wot abt ASUU strik,wot if it is a year dis tym ard.abi na private sch u dey? Abeg thk well ooooit is not in all cases that you will be required to pay school fees if you stay an extra year in school, like in UNN you pay school fees if you are to sit courses whose unit loads exceed like 14 otherwise you just register each course with a sum like 500 naira. |
adeoladrg: This guy can't live long, except I didn't do my anatomy well. Going into it big time is going to cost him.Guy this is gibberish, there is no empirical evidence to this effect. |
Kagawa: I BEG TO DIFFER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Strategy and plan that aids in navigating to the top of class just to get 2'1 or 1 is not the same as THAT BY WHICH ONE CAN MAKE IT IN GLOBAL BUSINESS WORLD.Its you that do not know jack. Some of these men you mentioned didn't have the opportunity to attend a uni. If they did, the same luck, discipline and hard work would have most likely made them make good grades. Just analogous to calling Bill Gates, steve jonBS and Zuckeberg drop out, when you know that they would have made a first class if they continued. So if you calim to possess those qualities, ordinarily and averagely, you would have done well in school. |
asokoromadam: From the look of it,OP is a recent graduate or a recent graduate jambito,you never see anything.2-1 ko,first class ni.Tripe! Hear what? Was it not his mates that have gotten jobs already which he cited. He has attended interviews and now in last stage of one, he can as well secure a job. You think he must experience your chequered fate? |
safarigirl: law is a professional course. It's not like economics where you have to work for someone, so for the most part, you sail your own boat.Yes a professional course and so? Do you know that if you want to be a judge, lecturer etc that class of degree is put into consideration? And for saying that u mostly sail ur boat, I will say that u are a student of or must have studied anything but law for not knowing that more that 60 percent of lawyers dont go to court because i know thats what you mean by 'sailing your boat' The OP's argument is blanket and admits of just few exceptions. |
Freelancer00: Sir. Ur logic is flawed. Ur grade doesn't determine ur level of success in life. Freelancer00: Someone with a 3rd class is heading his fathers company and he's doing quite well. 2. 1 or first class doesn't guarantee u pooAnd who said that an illiterate or a pass grad cannot be a boss? Can't you get that the point is that having a good grade gives you the edge, opens many doors ranging from access to interviews to scholarships. Big coys like KPMG, PwC etc emphasize 2:1 and above. It happens all over the world that grads with good grades or Ivy league schools are sought after. Just like comparing an OND with a BSc holder, when you the difference is clear for eg in the civil service. I hate it when people are unreasonably pig headed. Your post smacks of frustration and a cheap attempt to garner forlon hope and validation for yourself. Keep citing few exception and regarding them as the rule. Sounds like a dolt. More like you made a pass in school. Keep living in delusions. Gibberish. |
safarigirl: If you're a law student, most likely, your University degree won't mean shiiit after law school. To enter law school, you not only have to fall between 2:1 and first class, you must be well known in the law faculty for a positive thing.A bad fallacy, your degree will go a long way after graduation, check some big coys like KPMG for instance www.ngscholars.com/2014/09/kpmg-nigeria-graduate-trainees-recruitment-2015-2016/ |
@ THOSE THAT HAVE UPGRADED TO KIT KAT, Any difference in batteery life? |
someone should pls add me on M2 whatsapp group on- 07086780346 |
pls wat are d advantages of rooting and upgradding to kit kat |
enkoby: This is exactly why i advise wives to pursue their careers. Go out there and get yourself a job and earn YOUR OWN INCOME!! If you are woman with your own job earning your own salary, you will not have to get any prior approval from your husband before sending money to your mom/siblings. Wives please dont be entirely dependent on your husbands. carve a niche for yourself. Those of you that are graduates and are still sitting back at home answering housewives should dust up your certificates and go get a job. The ones without certificates should go learn a skill and make money biko.You sound so smug and conceited. You mean because you equally earn money, that gives you the latitude and leeway to spend it with careless abandon? whereas you expect the man to be judicious in spending. If your hubby adopts the same mentality then you both will go bankrupt if the unforseen happens. Maybe your husband cqn tolerate gibberish. |
My guy just go and get ypurself one or two spare batteries with desktops. I have one they said you can even charge with solar, i will place it in the sun and it charges nothing but when charged with electricity i can only get 3 to 4 bars when charging my fone with it and it will be drained completely . This is sth that would be fully charged before usage. So it is more or less useless. I have gotten myself a spare battery, so instead of wasting time charging the power bank whatever, you would rather use that opportunity and charge one or two spare batteries and you will find them very handy. |
xxxtedyxxx: Its kinda complicated. But it all boils down to what u want. One tin u need to know is dat girls change. Their attraction, passion and other positive feels wane @ fast rate if u don't strike wen the iron is red hot. Yes her younger sis just got married, dt myt strike some sense of desperation in her, but I will advise u...to go for her. She is alredy free and open wit u. U can't really predict the future. She loves u and u love her. I tink u shud go for her, weda its sex or dating..anyone.. Cos dis chick..myt just change all of a sudden and start giving u funny behaviour.Thanks guy. |
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I overheard two girls discussing, and one told the other to use close up and remove black spots on her skin, as in rub it on her face and watch it off later. So how possible is that please? |
okeys112: Nearly every one of us suffers from bad breath problems at some point. One in Four of us suffers chronic bad breath, a condition that can have serious personal and professional implications. We all use mints and mouthwashes to try to get relief; however these products actually make our breath worse.What about using Euthymol, I think it doesnt contain fluoride? |
she once asked me What I do when I feel sexually aroused. I didnt know what to tell her and I asked het to tell me why she wanted to know. She refused and I evaded the question. |
Thanks @ OP for ur work here, pls advise I met a girl and we became friends. I tested her in few ways and found out she has a stellar personality. At a stage she wanted me to define what I wanted from her or rather what we were into ---- dating, or just friends. I told her I could never agree to anything serious relationship now because am still a student and wouldn't want to waste anyone's time. = To cut to the chase, we are very close now and discuss virtually everything including sex. I have come to love her and she too does. I want to keep her,maybe not as wife, cos I may not be ready when she may need to get married, she is 22, a year younger than me and her younger sis just got married. - Given the above, is it wise to involve sex with her considering that I want to maybe be friends with her even after our separate marriages later in life. I do give her things at times. |
infinity001: I'm very much using my programming and networking skill because I own a Public Relations {PR}/media firm which absolutely needs them on a daily basis.I agree with the last paragraph because we a kind of tend to create our own luck too. But I think the axiom that no knowledge is a waste is a conventional wisdom whose relevance is now spent. Or of what use will sewing skills be for meif I were a lawyer. There is tendency that I may find that knowledge handy once in a blue moon but does it worth it after all? How many times will get to use it? Wouldn't it be more politic to use the time and resources and gain other relevant skills? |
Please can i subscribe and put the sim card in a universal modem and browse with it on my system? |
Please can i subscribe and use it on my system with a universal modem? |
Sorry, the explanation needs elucidation. Did u say we should download what? Why not post a link of where we can get the software, |
Tuntheycr7: You must be High on watery beans. NonsenseI dont have confab with simpletons and dolts that can't indite logically. |
Psychedelia: 1. My teenage cousin taught me knitting this year, as a little something I could use to pass time. I can now knit living room sofa headrests= How did u get it right? |
@OP. You have succeeded in wasting precious time on balderdash and baloney that you erroneously term skill acquisition. The axiom that no knowledge is a waste is misleading. I learnt Pitman Shorthand while in high school and was unarguably the best student of it in our set. But I have never had cause to use that knowledge. So many other cases abound. = You are a lawyer and you learnt programming too, the possibility of your using that knowledge is minute. = I disagree on the jimoh Ibrahim et al example too, what determines success in life is not just hardwork and talent alone. A lot is owed to luck and serendipity too. Osita Chidoka became the head of Road Safety simply because of sheer luck and adventitiousness. |
The difference between what women say they want and what they go for is like a chasm. = The difference between what people say women are attracted to and what I see that happen in our enviroment is like a gulf. = One thing that is certain is what the bible says in Ecclesiastes 10:19--- 'that money answers all things'. = They say that women love confident men. And i dare say that confidence doesn't emanate from zilch, something informs it. It could be your achievements in life, ranging from educational qualifications to physical attributes and most importantly MONEY. There is this confidence that you have when you alight from your monstrous posh SUV, even at police check points. == Again, you have money people respect you and that respect will subliminally and unconsciously increase your confidence. Yes, MONEY. They want a nice dresser, averagely money is involved. = = Women need a caring and romantic man. A penurious man will find romance very difficult and might be aromantic nuisance. OR how can I care for a woman that needs to be operated on because of an inchoate breast cancer when I can't foot the bills? It will be frustrating for both of us, hence she will not be happy and by extension I wont be happy too. = I once asked a girl why she stopped attending lessons she said its because of lesson fees, a paltry sum. How else could I have cared best if not to provide it. = Women want a God fearing man. A financially okay person will be in the position to serve GOd better. = In effect, money makes life easier and a man attractive, every other thing is attendant and ancilliary to it. = Only few things are impossible with money. |
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