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Education › Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by coolboma: 3:03pm On Dec 18, 2017

ayungmony15:
TRY ACCESS BANK, I MADE PAYMENT FOR TWO STUDENTS THIS MORNING (8:47AM)AND ITS REFLECTED ASAP

We were at Access Bank too: same story. We were actually at 6 different banks. We'll try again tomorrow. Thanks.

Education › Re: National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Students by coolboma: 1:50pm On Dec 18, 2017

All the banks we've been to today keep saying the remita platform is down. What do we do? Time is running out!!!!

Education › Re: 18 Pictures Only Those Attending FUTA Can Relate To - McBrooklyn by coolboma: 9:23am On Jul 12, 2016

Class '11, Does anyone remember the philosophy man in 200 level? 'Song of the bird' ....still looking for that book till today. And Professor 'Yahoo Yahoo'....Chemistry lecturer in 100 Level. Lovely days.

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Politics › Re: Latest Ranking Of States By Financial Sustainability, Debt And IGR (PICS) by coolboma: 12:05am On Nov 13, 2015

LOL......THESE PEOPLE DON'T EVEN KNOW THE MEANING OF THE DATA.....CAN'T STOP LAUGHING THO!

TV/Movies › Re: Which Of These Nollywood Movies Did You Watch As A Kid? (pics) by coolboma: 8:04am On Nov 09, 2015

Mariojane:
Old papas and mamas in the house I HAIL ooooooooo

Little one, that's why they say 'What an Old man sees while sitting, even if a young boy climbs the tallest Iroko tree, he won't see nothing'....Lol

TV/Movies › Re: Which Of These Nollywood Movies Did You Watch As A Kid? (pics) by coolboma: 7:52am On Nov 09, 2015

tee4naija:
U can say that again. Many of them were not born during the good old days when children would gather round black and white TV to watch weekly oaps like ifa olokun (by Yemi Elebuban), kootu ashipa (by oyin Adejobi), etc on NTA.

Ika lomo Ejo, Baba Kuete of Galaxy, all dem Ewejoko, Aina, iyawo baale, toromogbe, can still sing that song from start to finish *Oshe ST ma re o, eh, oun fosho mon ki je kasho o sha, o le koko ki jewo o jare* lol.....wonder where dose pple are........There was also Secrets of the Sand, The Rich Also Cry...The best Soaps ever.

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TV/Movies › Re: Which Of These Nollywood Movies Did You Watch As A Kid? (pics) by coolboma: 7:44am On Nov 09, 2015

Freedom......*singing, dat's all we want*
Witches........*singing...what do u expect when u married a witch
..........In Bimbo Akintola's voice...*don't fvck with my choo choo*
Those were very good ol' days

Politics › Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by coolboma: 7:11am On Nov 03, 2015

In this thread, I noticed that the Igbos believe great injustice has been done to them as regards 'their' oil fields in the post civil war era. This might be true, or not. But if this is true, I think it will be because the Nigerian government is being cautious that there might be another rebellion and they quickly made some adjustments. And now, there's another rebellion for secession. As much as I want a tribe to be free and self-determined, I will advice my Igbo friends to do this non-violently, ask for a referendum, I'm sure most Igbos will vote 'Yes' and you'll win this way. Because, if the violent way fails, I believe more woes will come to the igbos from the Nigerian Government. All what you are complaining about now will be minute to what they will likely do to you. In war, you should consider scenerios your successes and defeats. Just an advice from a friend.

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Phones › Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by coolboma: 10:32am On Oct 31, 2015

Seriously, this shouldn't even be a topic for debate. It's simple, there's a law, you know the law and the consequences for breaking the law. There are two things going through the mind of anyone who wants to break a law.
1. I can get away with it.
2. I can bear the consequences.
It's not rocket science.
Why do we have to drink medicine for another person's headache?

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Phones › Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by coolboma: 9:52am On Oct 31, 2015

Inspectahdeck:
How old are you? So sorry to ask but your response shows you don't know what you are saying. Mtn sold their sim as high as 50,000 when they commenced operation. I bought mine for 23,000 in 2002. At that time they charged 50 Naira per/min even if it's 1 second gba they take your 50naira. Until glo came and every thing changed.
My mtn line has turn to my second line, I don't buy credit anymore on same, how can mtn charge me 1,500 Naira for 500mb when glo is charging 1,000 Naira for 3.1gb.
Nigeria is their largest customer and it showed in the fluctuation of their stock in SA.
Finally, they are not good to their staffs I know first hand my wife works for mtn.
They should pay the fine to serve as a deterrent to others.

. 'SIR', I asked an innocent question just for a marketing research and u think the best thing is to insult me? Well, if u wish to know, I bought my SIM at a more expensive price than yours and I sure do know a lot about network service providers. My earlier response shows I want them to pay d fine. I just don't understand how Nigerians react to seemingly unharmful questions and situations just because we have something to proof. More reason I don't comment on such platforms. Sorry if I offended you.

Phones › Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by coolboma: 10:13pm On Oct 30, 2015

MrMcJay:
Lol. Good to hear!

I'll tell the chaps at MTN to use the 5B USD to buy drinks for Nigerians if they can't pay the fine. So, if you see some chaps in Y'hello just by your office gate, it's the Billion dollar guys turning up!

Hehehe....
For clarification sake, so that the Y'hello Chaps won't take our 5B USD to a wrong brewery, ours is Nigerian Breweries PLC, makers of the best and finest brands in Nigeria....I guess Heineken, Star, Gulder, Legend, Star Radler, Climax etc need no introduction...........some PR, shey? Na so.

Phones › Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by coolboma: 9:58pm On Oct 30, 2015

MrMcJay:
Bro, very early on Monday morning, I dey carry you go breweries. One truck of whatever brand of drink you take would be given you. I too gbadun your post.

Don't mind the clowns. If MTN goes today, more than 5 companies are willing to take their place.
No individual or corporate body should ever dare the government.

Coincidentally, I work in a Brewery, so I'll be the one to dash you beer.....lol...'WE LOVE BEER'

Phones › Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by coolboma: 9:54pm On Oct 30, 2015

teeboila:
i purchase the mtn sim i'm using on my phone right now @ 10k in 2004 even if they fine them 2trillion naira i'm happy with it. they've ripped us off for too long, a reasonable fine too let them know they're not invincible is okay by me because other network providers deactivate their unregistered sims why can't mtn do likewise......they should pay up or sell their license to other network provider ready to give quality service.

Please, I want to ask, U don't like MTN cos u bought ur SIM for 10K or because they've been ripping 'you' off or the two?

Phones › Re: We Nigerians Are Unfair To MTN by coolboma: 9:29pm On Oct 30, 2015*

I don't usually do this, but I'm forced to comment today. Nigeria won't develop until we start enforcing laws, not just on individuals, but also on organizations. I don't see this from the perspective of 'it's payback time from MTN', but from a view of let the laws of the land be enforced. You can't say u're breaking laws that were made for Nigerians just to help Nigerians. 2 wrongs don't make a right. Do you know how much BP paid for the Oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico? And that's because an individual, a staff, warned BP. In this case, a whole country warned MTN, yet, they refused to abide by it. Can MTN do this in a developed country and go away with it? If this goes unpunished, why won't another firm do the same, it's going to be a precedence to throw our laws and regulations on our face. If you let this go, the world will ridicule the strength of our laws. I will laugh at this country, even you should laugh at this country, cos it will be a joke. Let the law take its course.

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Politics › Re: Hurray!!! Republic Of Biafra Set To Become The Newest Nation On Earth. by coolboma: 10:13pm On Oct 23, 2015

Let Igbos go, Let Yorubas go, Let Hausas go, Let Ijaws go. Let everybody go, but do not let any group lay claim on another. Do not let Igbos lay claim on Niger Delta cos that's similar to what the Igbos are fighting against now; saying Nigeria is forcing them. They should not force the Niger Deltans also.

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Nigerian Breweries Sales Executive Recruitment 2015 by coolboma: 3:40pm On Apr 08, 2015

Pple, Check ur phone messages or e-mail. Congrats

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Nigerian Breweries Sales Executive Recruitment 2015 by coolboma: 2:21pm On Mar 17, 2015*

Activek:
was the contact for medicals through phone calls or email?

phone calls.

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Nigerian Breweries Sales Executive Recruitment 2015 by coolboma: 1:03pm On Mar 12, 2015

martinibricks:
pls what other important thing do you need to observe at the interview.very important.pls let us know

the interview has nothing special to it. It's solely based on ur CV. Plus the HR pple are very friendly. Just keep calm.

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Nigerian Breweries Sales Executive Recruitment 2015 by coolboma: 3:57pm On Mar 11, 2015

If you need any info about the interview, please, feel free to ask. Did mine today.

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Nigerian Breweries Sales Executive Recruitment 2015 by coolboma: 3:51pm On Mar 11, 2015

TheeRevelation:
U sef you try o. But don't be surprised if you're called up for medicals.

Bro, Nigeria is a country where PhD holders apply for drivers job in Dangote. Dat's how messed up the country is.

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Nigerian Breweries Sales Executive Recruitment 2015 by coolboma: 3:29pm On Mar 11, 2015*

TheeRevelation:
Overqualified ke? Na wa o. You get 5yrs experience with masters ni?

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Nigerian Breweries Sales Executive Recruitment 2015 by coolboma: 3:14pm On Mar 11, 2015*

Just finished my interview. They cleared me

Business › 1 by coolboma(op): 9:21pm On Jun 17, 2012*

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