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MALIGNANTGuest:Yeah, $40 a month for unlimited data and calls to US, Mexico and Canada. What part of CA are you in? I'm SoCal; IE. |
I'm not a fan of D'Banj, but as an avid TEDTalk listener, I must say that it's no mean feat to speak on that platform, so he must have deserved it. More so, I commend his effort and initiative in using his music and popularity as a springboard to positively raise such an awareness. Kudos to him. |
donogaga:#Issokay |
Honestly, methinks people that claim they wouldn't want to marry a virgin are saying that because they aren't virgins themselves and therefore wouldn't want to raise their hopes/demands too high. I got married as a virgin, to a virgin. Our joys know no bounds! |
naijaboiy: Linda-ikeji threads everywhereHer gateman heads her paparazzi unit. C'est fini! Hearty congrats to her. |
EbolaParasite: It is common knowledge that frequent flier mile customers are upgraded if economy is overbooked. I know this. What I questioned was the upgrade from economy to first class on the Iberia flight (international flight). I stand to be corrected but they will upgrade you from econony to business and not straight to first class. A lot of people do not know the difference between first and business class. As an example, they do not offer first class on United and Delta flights to and fro Nigeria. What they offer is business. With regards to your domestic upgrade, that is more or less business class. Local delta and united flights dont count as first class because it is business and they merely coin it first to make you feel goodFirst of all, I said it was Emirates, not Iberia. Honestly, I do not know the exact criteria for the upgrade, but the much I know is that it happened twice, (it was a multiple destination flight) and one of the times I sat right behind the cockpit, and it was first class. #PurelyGrace |
EbolaParasite: You were upgraded from economy to first class. They skipped Business Class and upgraded you to First Class. Chai Diaris God oo...My brother, ask God! |
Emirates' first class is so comfy. Got upgraded twice on a trip earlier this year (I no go lie say I pay for first class ), and with the experience I'm now an Emirates fan! ![]() |
juntod: You could have done that maturely without insulting me. I only paid you back in your own coin. I wonder why it hurts you.Juntod, I admit I came off a bit harsh, but I don't think I insulted you. In any case, if I insulted you in any way, I apologize. |
juntod: You have a wife and you still make out time to be this silly? You must really be a troublesome husband. Nuff said, how are you and your family? Welcome to the thread. You need not fret. Your post was deleted because you sounded like those numerous scammers that come here every now and then to prey on unsuspecting victims. As for the bolded, aint nobody got time for that. A quick delete saves many ignorant newbies.If clarifying myself should prompt an unwarranted insult from you, well, live with the happiness it brings you. |
justwise: Your post came across as an indirect ad and already somebody has started sending pm because of that post. If you want to contribute openly here feel free to do that.Oh well, if only someone had at least notified me instead of rudely deleting the post. I appreciate your explanation though, and you can also refer to the post I made in reply to juntod. Thanks. |
juntod: If you have no skeleton in your cupboard, post that your air ticket agency here so that we all can benefit from it.... I really didn't (and still do not) owe you any of these explanations, but I just had to make them so you would set yourself straight and stop acting like some power-drunk demi-god. Next time, ask questions, confirm things before taking silly actions. |
I'd appreciate it if the Admin of this section would be civil enough to tell me why my first ever post in this section (which I made about 2hours ago) was deleted. |
The reality of this matter just hit me afresh. The distance covered in a 17-hour drive in the US is equal to (or even more than) the distance covered in a 30-hour drive in Naija o! Chai! Kudos to the girl, not for making a ridicule of him, but for not coming off cheap. |
Duchaello: It means you've never said anything reasonable 'a fore or else reverse should have been the case...ciao...and this is your definition of saying anything reasonable? Smh. |
[b]3. Great speaker, fearful mingler You may not be shy...infact, you can give a great speech in front of 500 people but mingling with them one-on-one afterwards is 4. You hate idle chatter You can be in a room with room mates with them discussing on a topic without necessarily making a contribution...you hate small talk not because you hate people but because they seem meaningless to you. 5. You are self conscious Since you are not doing most of the talking, you are doing most of the observing and hence, assume that everyone is observing you in the same way...judging the way you speak, your accent etc....whereas, they might not necessarily be doing so, 8. You've been accused severally of not keeping in touch The funny part is that you cannot fathom why someone who called you three days back would call you and say something like; "You have forgotten me abi..."and you're like, "Are we supposed to be talking everyday"?....you also do not like midnight, except its utterly the last resort. For you, it's too much time to waste on "nonsense talk". You screen all your calls and you may not pick up your phone even from people you like only to call them back as soon as you’re mentally prepared and have gathered the energy for the conversation. 10. Friends made you and not the other way round Check out the list of your closest and distant friends and you'd realize that they made more efforts at being your friend than you did at the initial stage before you settled into the friendship.[/b] Now I know why people often complain that I don't call I like my life jare. ![]() |
chilecharis: Whether u beliv it our nt,God still hv faithful remnant.Exactly! Deep calleth unto deep. I have kept myself for my bride who has also kept herself for me. Even though the OP is right, we shouldn't be absolutely generalistic. There are many true virgins out there; I've got a lot of them as friends. |
Super1759: Must your ex be an enemy that you call names? What's all this childish acts?Thanks for this comment. I dunno why ex's are always seen in bad light. I've had just three ex's in my entire life (I'll be getting married soon) and they are all my friends till date, as a matter of fact, the first of them is my best friend and confidant. I still go on casual dates with them, as often as work schedule allows, and we still share and give sincere advice. Maybe I've been fortunate and blessed; maybe y'all complaining have just been unlucky, but I have no reason to absolutely bad-mouth any of my ex's because they made me the better man that I am today for my fiancee! |
Please see an official statement from Babcock University on the matter. Apparently, some silly blogger out there needed traffic to his/her site.
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Please see an official statement from Babcock University on the matter. Apparently, some silly blogger out there needed traffic to his/her site. I hope the mods will get this to the frontpage.
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The most challenging fast I've done was about 3years ago. I went on "liquid only" for 8 days. It wasn't easy considering that I was going to work and having to be in church after work to pray for hours. It was a spiritual renewal/rejuvenation time for me, but my body sef heard "whiiiin", cuz by the 7th day my legs were literally shaking at work. Anyway, I'll relive that experience sometime soon. On a funny note, a friend eagerly kicked off a "liquid only" fast, and after a few days of facing the reality of the exercise, his liquid metamorphosed into semi-liquid as he started taking pap. Lol. |
Lovine: He should remove pastor W.F Kumuyi's name from that list!!! I have never met any pastor as upright as that man in Nigeria!!!Not meaning to trade words with you, but have you wondered why nobody has liked Ur post? The fact that U can type a few words suggests that you are educated, but then, permit me to say that you haven't demonstrated any sign of being educated at all. Which of your friends or family members or anyone you know has EVER told you that a church committee chose a spouse for them? The so-called "slaves" in the church are adults who have chosen to live a modest Christian life, and I think they deserve some respect. I worship and serve God, and I have a very few number of Ministers that I respect and see as true SERVANTS (may the import of the capitalization not be lost on you) of God, and Pastor Kumuyi is one of them. I don't need to be a member of his church to know this. |
victorD3: So why have trailer drivers in NL? This explains all the grammatical bombings we experience here and then. Oh well, I am sorry for NL when these guys resume their duties at the motor pack as cement drivers....Much ado about "grammatical bombings" |
justwise: If you chose university outside London you will save yourself at least £3000 in fees and maintenance money. London is a expensive there is no doubt about that, not a place for a starter with limited fund.Thanks for your response, but you weren't very clear on if you think that amount will sustain me. As it is, I have already chosen the school, and it is in West London, so? Thanks. |
@Justwise; thanks for your insightful responses. Lemme just hit U up straight with my challenge. I'm supposed to be studying in the UK this September in a school in West London and my tuition is almost GBP14,000. All I have is about GBP22,500. How well do you think I'll fare for a year (feeding and accommodation, basically)? Would it be cheaper/better for me to opt for hostel or off-campus accommodation? Also, I know this might sound like a redundant question, but with the new law in place, won't i be able to work at all (reason being that I wouldn't like to call home for money throughout my stay). Thanks. |
[quote author=~Bluetooth]This poor nigga forgets that money intoxicates.I dont blame him,his family must have been the gutter-type and now that he's JUST seeing millions,he's getting hyper over it.Better save your money for the raining days when nobody will care to buy your cds again.[/quote]Inasmuch as I don't in anyway condone his pride and misdemeanour, I'll also like to let you know that his family aint the "gutter-type". His dad is a multi billionaire that owns Pacific Holdings amongst other money-spinning ventures. He is also a heavy sponsor of Babcock University and owns the new Adeleke University. #justsoyouknow |
[quote author=soft-touch]It seems many don't know what it means by " missing runway" during a bad weather. At any landing, visibility to runway MUST NOT be less than 300 meter, that is the standard for all plane during landing. If the visibility is less, the Plane will be forced to try another approach for landing, which is known as missing the initial run way. This happen a lot during both foggy hamattan, snow and raining season. I just wonder why press is making stories from a normal procedure. Are you saying plane should crash land during bad weather?[/quote] johnwell: ... This is the most ridiculous thread I've ever seen on NL. It's a lie, senseless & ... I was there at the airport, The airline did not miss the runway, it was raining and the run way was a bit floaded, the aero contractor chief-pilot abort the landing and landed at the nearby calabar airport which the control tower can be viewed from the uyo control tower. After the rain he came back and landed safely. "Fake sahara reporters" mschew@Johnwell: Mr. JOHN, please do WELL to enlighten yourself by reading the quoted post above. The fact that you were physically there apparently doesn't make you any better informed than others. |
temmytanny: I DONT think shoul be carried away by this story. Was it engine,mechanical fault that caused the mishap or heavy rain storm. If its rain storm,it can happen to any airline any where in the world,because of poor visibility of the run way by the cabin crew.I am not trying to support AERO but we should be careful about propaganda stories now. If not for DANA,no body would have heard the story of AIRNIGERIA flying dead planes. Funny enough the story came from someone who has worked for them since they started operations. why didnt he complain why he was working for them? NOw that he is sacked and wanted for stealing,he remembers that they are flying dead planes.I quite agree with everything you said but the part in bold; did you miss the part of the original story that said he RESIGNED? |
I graduated from the same school years ago, and incidentally studied the same course as your sister. New Horizon started with my set and the courses were included in our course forms, AND it was a requirement for graduation, my dear. Considering that New Horizon courses were the easiest of all our courses to pass, you know with all the available dumps that made over 20% of us score 100% in the final exam, I am forced to wonder why your sister got as low as 40%, even with such a high CGPA. U can't slug it out with the school, really, even your sister knows that passing the course, which I guess will be Oracle 11g, is a criterion for graduation, except the school decides to be merciful. |
[quote author=hagma37@yahoo.com link=topic=754330.msg9105920#msg9105920 date=1315486203]@ALL 2.2 is never a bad class of degree to graduate with atleast in some department the number of 2.1 among the graduate can sometimes be 2, 3 or 4 frnd stop goin to pple who wil weaken your spirit n make u feel bad dey dont kno the right people to help u get the job even if u graduate wit 2.1 engineering dey will tell u dat its 2.1 accounting dey need, Sahara group are currently recruitin 2.2 graduates, DPR, NAMA, [b]Mobil[b] all are big places to work n dey do recruit 2.2 pls subscribe to graduatejobs360 n recieve job opening for graduate dont let 1 mumu kill your spirit.[/quote]Nice post, bruv, but so we don't misinform people here, Mobil doesn't recruit 2.2 AT ALL! |
(First Post on NL) Ajanlekoko, U rightly hit the nail on the head, GBAM! I am a good example of a 2:2 graduate that 2:1's look up to and wish to be like. I graduated in 2008 with a 2:2, not because I wasn't a good student (as a matter of fact, some colleagues and lecturers were shocked on graduation day to know that I made a mere 2:2), but because my grades got toyed with (fact!) and I didn't take it up with those behind it on time. Well, to cut the long story short, I believed in myself (and still do) and told myself that I can only be limited by my grades IF I ever decide to be. Well, needless to say, God has been extremely faithful to me; I served in an oil servicing coy and got retained there after service (mind U, the coy hardly retained corps members, but God helping me, I proved my worth). After a year of being there, I got a better offer from another coy within the sector and advanced, AND, just within a year of being here, I'm waiting for my appointment letter from a bigger establishment that I have long dreamt of working with! My point here is simple; Regardless of Ur class of degree, (in the words of Socrates) KNOW THYSELF! Believe in yourself! Invest in yourself! Develop yourself! Know where you are and where you are going! It is said that the world has a way of making way for the man who knows where he is going. Of course, needless to say, KNOW THY GOD! |
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), and with the experience I'm now an Emirates fan! 
