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Get your medical certificate and medical report [img]https:///65535/49397999651_c3fc567e11_b.jpg[/img] |
Thanks ma. I'm still on ban so I can't post on the thread. |
Èkáàlē gbogbò ilé |
Generalissimo75:lol ![]() |
Nobody is talking about GoDaddy Auction again... ![]() |
Yes. He should just follow in the footsteps of Prof Osinbajo. That man is an unrepentant politician ![]() |
ifyalways:done |
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Crazeworld:Obviously some people are not cool with my suggestions. I'm being blackmailed. Cc Moonwater, If you have anything levelled against me, please spill it on this thread.Stop hiding!
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NosaJBourne:Even though I don't agree with you being against the guy on expressing his preference for 12 beneficiaries instead of 25, I think you've raised a valid observation on the activities of alternate monickers. Ifyalways before you make your decision, I'd advise you check that nobody is a double beneficiary. It's likely that some people may have submitted more than one essay (under an alternate moniker) so as to increase thier chances. Anyone caught should be disqualified from the competition! Modified There is a way to at least fish some of them out. Check the accounts of ALL the participants for; 1. Any account that was created after the competition was announced (January 8th); 2. Any account whose last post prior to the submission of the essay is at least 2 months PS: Not scaling through the above doesn't mean being guilty of submitting twice, but that would be a good place to start looking at. |
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For your acknowledgement slip on Customs and Civil Defence; For Medical fitness certificate from government hospitals in Lagos, Abuja, Oyo, Anambra, and Enugu States, check my signature for Whatsapp link |
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Murme:message me via WhatsApp. I'll do it for you. |
Customs Past Questions https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CjhKPk0H-VG1HqG6TA6DPrwi85ayOZyN/view?usp=drivesdk Disclaimer I don't believe in these to be real Customs past questions but if your chi has whispered it to you that you must download some past questions, then go ahead with the link |
For those that got shortlisted, I'd advise you take it seriously. I wish I were shortlisted too. Exams conducted by JAMB is mostly assumed to be fair. They conducted the police recruitment in early 2018 and one of my friend got the job without knowing anyone. For the fact that only few were shortlisted raises up the odds of you getting the job, so ensure you make it count. Good luck! For your acknowledgement slip on Customs and Civil Defence; Medical fitness certificate from government hospitals in Lagos, Abuja, Oyo, Anambra, and Enugu States, check my signature for Whatsapp link. |
qanda:No. I call this spamming. Same thing you did on the NDLEA thread and most time on Nairaland frontpage. I know you are promoting your business (even though you make it look like you're helping people) which I don't condemn. The manner in which you spam is irritating. Just reduce the number of times you post and you'd still do just fine. |
Silvermoney:How was the experience bro? I want to go into dropshipping too |
generalfizzy:Search your mail for Application Confirmation, you will see your reference number |
About the past question request, I'd advise you guys take a cue from the NDLEA. Those past questions didn't come out. Dont forget JAMB is the body setting the questions. Don't forget Mathematics and English language will come out but it will be a waste of time studying those. Just study on NCS and then general knowledge of the country. Google will help you out here. Crazeworld: |
Ajiswaggs:I do it. Check my signature |
Peezzy:It is real. Next time, blur out confidential information before posting online |
HOW I SPENT MY HOLIDAYS AND MY GOALS FOR 2020 Holidays is one of the most important aspect of anyone's life because it allows us to take a break from our monotonous tasks at work and enjoy ourselves especially away from home. My holiday started early as I left Kano on the 20th of December for my village in the South West. Holidays are best conceived and imagined but mostly financially exhausting to enjoy. This reality dawned on me when I got to Okin Express Motor Park in Kano and realized transportation fares have almost doubled. The price of fuel was the same and there was no scarcity so I see no reason why the cost of transportation should increase. Unfortunately, my opinion is irrelevant in this case. It is either I pay the 9,000 Naira fare, which I did grudgingly; or I give up my holiday plans. After nine hours on the road, I got home to a sumptuous meal of amala and ewedu prepared by my mother which I refreshingly devoured. The following day, I went to a nearby village where they were celebrating òdun égun; a festival of masquerades. The lovely dance step of the masquerades was a reminder of the fact that our culture never grows out of place. I took part in the competition of ayó òlópón; a relaxation game in a carved wooden box containing twelve holes which is commonly played among the Yorubas. I must have overestimated my expertise in the game as I was soundly defeated by my opponent. It was happy moments catching up on old times with friends and loved ones. To celebrate our reunion, we drove in a friend's car to Western Sun Hotel, a relaxation spot in Ede. After a few bottles of beer, tongues were loosened and legs screaming for a dance. We hit the ballroom where local strippers with whale-like panties were entertaining guests. It really was a fun-filled night at the hotel. On the 27th of December, I left my village for Ife so I could spend the remaining days of the holiday season with my uncle and his family. Ile-Ife, which is regarded as the cradle of civilization, is home to the Ooni; one of the paramount traditional rulers in Yoruba land. My uncle suggested we all visit some notable places in the town. Our first point of call was the Opa Oranmiyan (Oranmiyan's staff) at the shrine in Arubidi Quarters of Ife. It is a staff-like symbol that is about 18-feet tall with some intricate designs on it. The staff symbolizes Ile-Ife as the ancestral source of the Yoruba people because Oranmiyan is a direct descendant of Oduduwa, the progenitor of the Yoruba race. The staff is assumed to have some supernatural powers and is appeased periodically. Although it is claimed Oranmiyan used the staff while he was alive, the tall symbol doesn't look to me like something any man could carry. That is just my opinion anyway; I dare not voice it out. I no wan mai irùnmólé knack me jazz. After leaving the shrine, we visited Moremi statue. The 42-feet tall statue was erected by the current Ooni of Ife to immortalize Queen Moremi Ajasoro, who according to folklore saved the ancient Yoruba town of Ife from slave raiders. The statue which is a lovely sight to behold is said to be the tallest in Nigeria and fourth tallest in Africa. My brief stay at Ife was a memorable experience. My holiday indeed lived up to the expectations I had of it. The New Year has begun, another circle has started. This is the time people make decisions about how they want their year to be and I am not left out. On the 2nd of January, I came across a thread on Nairaland Forum where people were asked to explain how they made their first million in 2019. This was an eye-opener for me as I was surprised at the number of testimonies recorded on the thread about how many people made a financial breakthrough in the year many others were looking to japaa to Canada. One intriguing fact about this realization was that none of those people worked under anyone. They were their bosses in their various businesses. Spurred by this revelation, I have pinpointed my goals for the New Year. First of all, I am leveraging on the cyberspace this year to make money. I am developing my skills in graphic design and website building. I spent the past three months studying domaining, dropshipping and mini importation so I'm putting what I have learnt so far to use this year. At the moment, I am building my e-commerce dropshipping store and I hope to launch it very soon. I am equally intensifying my efforts in domain flipping (selling of domain names) and I hope to have recorded my first sale before the end of February. With the little income I would be making along the way, I intend going into mini importation. It is my dream to fire my boss this year. I hope say the man no dey Nairaland sha. ![]() One of my best decisions last year was reading self-help books. It helped improve me greatly as a person. I am reading more books this year, even if it is for a short while every day. I have a to-read list already so I'm sticking to it. Achieving all that I have listed above definitely won't happen without some setbacks so I guess some occasional letdown is part of my New Year goals too. In conclusion, I hope to keep discovering the educative and informative threads on Nairaland this 2020. I came across this forum in 2011 and I can proudly say most of the ideas and skills I have today started from various sections of the forum. I hope to come across even more beneficial ones this year. Thank you. cc Ifyalways |
CBNwords:just search for application confirmation on your various email addresses. One of them will show you the success message sent to you when you submitted your application. |
UrVillagePpl:Noted with thanks. Have a great week ahead! |
yehmy:check my signature |
paulsir:well done sir |
All4good:well said bro |
FOR YOUR NIGERIAN CUSTOMS PRINTOUT SLIP, MESSAGE ME VIA WHATSAPP LINK ON MY SIGNATURE |
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