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ihatesycophant:I wish I had the time to engage you on matters of civility, responsibility and public conduct. But No, i'd rather use my time for some other things. Cos you already have a skewed mentality. Why should a sane man rip a Bible or Quran? Again, I say there are more civil ways to go about a change of ideology and political party. |
See factory reset of brain. ![]() eyes wey dey cry dey see road. Lol ![]() |
That's why I hate unions. Unions all over the world are selfish and always opposed to change. |
Yes! The FG is becoming smarter at handling corruption and criminal cases. Gone are the days where they dump all their eggs in one basket ![]() now, they serve them in batches ![]() |
Well said |
donholy28:I am telling you! That stuff can be frustrating eh! |
I'll seek God's face about it. As nice and religious as it sounds.... most girls use it as technical knock out to keep you in perpetual quarantine. ![]() |
Chai! Why are some people out rightly mischievous and wicked ?Na so God go package ther future blessing in Jesus name. Amen! ![]() |
That's a stupid thing to do. It's a shame how we play politics in nigeria. This sort of action is capable of igniting violence. Would I really blame him? Obj taught them so. There are more civil ways to go about decamping from a political party to another. Only touts would behave like Dino. |
Op, state the name and address of the organisation. Modified This is a serious offence in places where environmental laws are effective. If it is true that the owner of this property is a senator, then I think his people made a mistake in choosing him to represent them. Clearly, he has no regards for them. |
Hmmmm... am seeing things. |
Lol... no wonder he has been unusually quiet lately ![]() #MetuhGate loading....... ![]() |
Stars shine |
Lol. You won't be awarded a B.Tech in accounting. Rather, you'd bag a B.sc. Universities of technology also award Bsc. too you know? |
Haba Oga. Let me just assume you made a mistake with the date else.... |
Does it ring or not? |
Nonsense. Mach kor Parade ni. As some people will say... End time Marching ![]() |
#220 to a dollar 1step2right: |
May7ven I Rep! Sometimes, I fear for my own laziness sha ![]() |
Op, verifiable source please. |
Remmita... hmm. No comments until proper investigation has been conducted on this matter |
Na wa o. Let them just chop off their John Thomas. Make we know say dem don get borehole ![]() Idiotic perverts! |
Seal them all, seize the product and slam them a fine if possible. That's how we roll ![]() |
Good. |
Good one for democracy if true. |
Hmm... So Gowon disowned his son? And he is here preaching peace and doing CAN up and down. |
Money speaking volumes |
It's ok to go back to your parents after POP. What is wrong is remaining (or staying) there. I strongly believe that every man (irrespective of gender) must take an active step in shaping their lives. The three points you mentioned; rent, upkeep allowance and the social system aren't enough to be used as an excuse to get complacent. Here is my candid advice to you. 1. First of all discover your self and set tangible goals. - what will you be doing while at home? What do you really want for yourself? What direction do you want to steer your life? When do you plan to leave your parents house? You don't need money to answer all these questions I guess. Everything might not go according to plan, but the most important thing is to have a plan. 2. Move close to opportunities. If your parents aren't living in a place that gives you an advantage to opportunities by proximity, then the earlier you migrate the better for you. Look for relatives who you can visit and spend some time with in cities and towns across the nation. You never know where something good will come out from. 3. Learn or improve on a skill. If you have some skills at the moment, take some time to improve and perfect them over the next few months. If you haven't developed any, nw is the best time to begin. The bottom line is... have something you are good at. That will be the basis on which most people would likely relate with you. You must not be a liability under any circurmstance. Your skills might be what will open the ultimate door for you. You never can tell. 4. Network. Yes, network! Meet new people at every slight opportunity you have. In church, fairs, training and development meetings, interracive forums and what have you. Now, your attendance is not as important as how you introduce yourself. When you meet people, introduce yourself by your skills, and what you can do and not as a graduate seeking employment. People will naturally avoid you if the feel you will become one added liability to them, but tend to draw close if the find the relationship to be mutually beneficial. 5. Maintain a positive attitude. It doesn't matter if you get a job or something Doing next week or next month. It is very important to be positive, stay hopeful, wear a smile (always) and try to be happy. Infact, your positive attitude would open any door for you even before your credentials or certificates would. What's more? Always appear neat, tact and bold. My 2cent |
shady16:Lol. That price is not even in touch with reality at all. |
I think he overstretched the goodwill accorded him. He should have honourably steeped down months ago... imo |
Fifa has suspended its president Sepp Blatter, secretary general Jerome Valcke and vice-president Michel Platini for 90 days. Former Fifa vice-president Chung Mong-joon has been banned for six years and fined 100,000 Swiss Francs. The punishments were handed out by the ethics committee of football's world governing body Source: http://m.bbc.com/sport/football/34474231 |
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I Rep! Sometimes, I fear for my own laziness sha 