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bjdon:Everytime, "we in the SS" mantra. Why are you guys not regrouping and demanding for your liberation directly from Nigeria? In your warped mind, you want the South East to be the underdog, spearheading the agitation and you sit and watch comfortably while they are massacred and label terrorists? After they are done fighting, you would then sheepishly come forward to demand for your "SS" and hoped it will be handed over to you with open arms? If these are your thoughts, you lied! Because after the South East are gone with of course their brothers and sisters annexed in the so called SS region, you lots will be in your beloved Nigeria to demand for your own liberation. Fight for your rights as men and stop being leeches! |
CilicMarin:So in your warped mind, if Obama could incite violence against American sovereignty using Twitter, the best thing for the American government is to ban Twitter and make it inaccessible for the ordinary citizens? Seriously, now I know that your skull is filled with Tuwo |
We can't all be wailing on Nairaland. Let us all go on Twitter and other popular social media to put strongly our resolve tlfor a new constitution. Tag your senators and every body responsible for a new constitution. Do your bit as a patriotic citizen. Let's raise a powerful hashtag and let our celebrities tweet it so it goes viral and become the topic of discussion. It is clear that a new constitution with the input of every stakeholders is the last hope of the common man. Let's utilise this opportunity to make this work. Complaining on Nairaland won't work. Let us use the same zeal as the #ENDSARS tag and see what we can achieve with that. Do not let any politician think the current constitution cannot be revamped and a new one set up instead. If they bother about the legality of a new constitution, then let it current one be amended without fuss.. That's their job! It is very evident that our leaders are there for their selfish reasons. To them, the masses must be under their knees. |
kahal29:Seriously, you and Daily Post are marrd. The sit at home was scheduled to start from 6p.m on 30th Sunday to Monday the 31st. In your bid to circulate in-born hatred, you lost your brain. |
3 is definitely the right answer. The difference is in its tail feather. My prize? |
Mr. Onwenu claimed that the population of the township comprised ninety percent Ibos |
Everyone should leave Nairaland and ho their individual zones for the Constitution Review and make their input. It is not after you left it for the greedy Politicians to do as they like you begin to cry |
FreeIgbos:I have never in my life seen good looking or tasteful Hausa soup. Why is this so? I remember having an Hausa neighbour then, the only thing you can perceive when she cooked was Maggi. She can empty cubes of Maggi in her food. You might even eat an undissolved Maggi if you manage to eat the food. |
I'll advice intending investors that if there is a way you can sell first without buying the CBN digital currency, please do with the speed of light because I'm sure the currency will dip deeper than River Nile. |
If I were to be in that situation, what I'll do is that after introduction and exchange of pleasantries with her and her friend, I'll stylishly excuse my girl and myself from the table to a nearby empty table so that my girl and I am seated on different tables away from the friend. If my girl ask me why I separated her from her friend, I'll simply tell her that I understand her fear and security concerns and that since her friend can be able to see us from her end, it means that she is safe and that I meant no harm. I'll tell her that the purpose of our meeting is to get to know each other better and I don't want a third party to intrude into our discussion. If she agrees to my arrangement and after some chit chat, I'll order food for just the two of us. If she insist that I also take order for her friend, I'll tell her that she is not my responsibility and that I can't foot her friend's bill because I didn't invite her. If she still persist that I do some thing at least for her friend, I'll just tell the waiter to give her friend bottle water. |
Is it the same Defi100 that it's owners scammed millions of people $32M and closed shop? |
I'm very happy for you. I recently left my current in pursuit of my career. The pay is nothing at all to write home about but I'm believing God for a breakthrough so that I can equally give your kind of testimony in few months to come. I tap from your grace |
KEVIND:I saw both threads earlier but surprisingly, I couldn't find the Yoruba thread but the Igbo thread still stands. Is there any conspiracy against the Igbos on this site? |
As a matter of fact, the EFCC must arrest Garba Sheu. He is a terrorist sympathiser |
These network boosters impedes the signal strength of those not using it. It kind of localised the signal to a particular location band those not in the range of the signal will have to deal with poor network. A very good example are mostly felt in commercial areas like big markets, Alaba international market for example. |
Please why should you guys be having headache over claims of Ikwere being Igbo? Ikwere is not even the majority in the minority tribes in Nigeria, so what is the fuss about? Igbos should learn not to raise this issue again. |
9jaRealist:And you thought the the FBI just busted their home and tag them internet fraudsters just like that without any prior underground investigation? |
You see the difference between our own EFCC and the FBI? They don't go around the whole country illegally arresting and detaining so called 'Yahoo boys'. They carry out there due diligence and nab the culprit in its bud with overwhelming and undeniable evidences and also trails of their online scam activities properly documented. They don't go around arresting 20 boys in Ogun State, 50 boys in Kwara State, 70 boys in Enugu State without proper investigation of their online scam activities. What I mean to say is that the EFCC should be more tactical in their approach. |
Anyone know of any part time job for me? I can do electrical wiring and installation, work as a Personal Assistant, Supervisor, Private tutor (Science) etc. Infact any job at all. Like a job that I basically won't be available for work once in every week. i.e I will take one day off every week. I base in Ojo, Alaba. Thank you |
I actually agreed with the OP that the market is the largest in West Africa judging by the fact that you hardly see plazas that are fully occupied beyond the ground floor. The pictures above showed that most shops have been allocated even up to the top floors. These you hardly see in some major markets plazas across the country |
We are in May not even July! |
Emuf:Thank you very your advice sir. I'll work towards it |
Emuf:I am to work as a warehouse attendant. If I can get a side job that I can engage in that can allow me freedom to still go for my internship, I'll gladly accept it so that the money I earn from there can complement the stipend from the internship. |
Emuf:Good day sir, I need your expert advice here please. I recently got an offer to work as a HSE intern. The allowance is not much and I am only required to come just once in a week which doesn't have a fixed day. The days are selected randomly because there are other interns too. Also, I got a job that pays 40k recently too which requires me to come to work everyday and there was no way they would allow me one day off. What do I do? Do I accept the job and forfeit the internship or accept the internship and lose the job? |
10thTenthMan:Good day my good people. Please if you know of any company in need of a safety officer or an intern, I am readily available, please contact me. I have HSE 1,2 and 3 certificates Basic First Aid/CPR officer Risk Assessment Environmental Impact Assessment from Department or Petroleum Resources I am ready to resume immediately, thank you. |
yusufu16:Thank you brother for this insightful thread. I have always wanted to work and earn online that made me to learn various tools such as web designing, data analytics, graphics designing etc. My main problem is not been able to focus on one making me to have basic knowledge in all these. Over time, I've seen that my passion is in Graphics designing, animation etc. Just last week, I came across your thread whole searching for UI/UX designer. I think I'll like to move over and improve more on this journey. I already started doing introductory course on UX design on futurelearn.com. I intend to use Adobe XD as my starting point. I've already seen some videos on YouTube. My main problem right now is that my system developed a fault and it has been a very big concern for me. I am learning through videos for now until I can get enough money to fix my system. Hope you don't mind messaging you on WhatsApp, I'll need an expert advice and mentorship. Thank you. |
This one is bringing Ghanaian news to Nairaland lately, are there no longer news in Nigeria? |
flokii:What are you ranting about? Does doing business in your land means prostrating on your stomach and licking your feet every morning? Were they fighting with the indigenes or forcibly ejecting them away from their shops? Because I don't understand this your "live peacefully and respect your host" mantra. And if your post is borne from sheer hatred towards your fellow countrymen which you claimed to love, then something is definitely wrong with you. You are simply pathetic! Need I remind you that there are other fellow countrymen and similar tribe as yours doing business in Ghana for ages? Oh! You don't care about them either as long as those you claim to love are affected. A situation of cutting the nose to spite the face, pathetic! |
ejitest1:Bro, I will advice you to come to Lagos and that your 130k will do just enough if you get accommodation close to where you work. But if you are convinced staying back in Zaria, please connect me to the Lagos job. I need it badly. Thank you and God no go shame us cornelinfo@gmail.com |
I've actually lost a job for not giving back feedback to the person who recommended me. It was not that I didn't try to reach him and give him feedback but when I went to his office, he was not on seat and the people around said he could have gone home. One other mistake I did was not calling immediately after that to inform him of the interview. It was painful |
As a detribalised Nigeria that he is, when is he sharing to the good people of south east and south south? |