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Pls is it Possible to Siwes there

ValerianSteel:
Here's what a direct Google search gave me:



The whole internet claims it originated from Nigeria,am sure we all agree to it and it has become a criminal terminology worldwide

Bad Sumtin, Imagine

Twaci:
This is scarily funny

It is just embarrasing

This is quite Bad.See how some Nigerians have painted this Nation

balogz:
I av bn underpaid 9.5k instead of 10k@sterling bank odeku

Sorry ehn, maybe u cheated sumone b4 #lol

nickkylawve:
The day I n mistakely pressed the 5k button instead of 2k I was so happy thinking I hv duped my boss bank not untll I got a call from my boss ,she shouted angrily at me why I withdrawed 5k instead of the 2k she asked me to withdraw!! Naija ATM no dey carry last sha

hahaha
u wan maga Atm

infinitypro:
Over paid my frnd way back in school sha...



Eva since den I stop blaming Nigerians 4 counting dia cash after withdrawal tru atm

Ntin is impossible in naija

. lol

we already know d final judgment

AweEngineer:
Am studing ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC(Telecom option) (undergraduate). looking for a 6 MONTH IT placement in LAGOS.
(Communication/Telecom/networking firm within lagos)
Ple someone should help me to this regard or any possible recommendation.

Am not obsessed with money ( I VOLUNTEER ) To work unpaid if i would "gain" required experience the SIWES is aimed at achieving.

Phone no:
+2349092221189
Email: awe.engineer212@gmail.com

Thanks,
I await your response.

gud evening,have u started

segebobo:
Can the machine ever make such mistake.

I believe they can

eherbal:
Yeah. Access bank, ikorodu. Returned the difference.i'll advice all to do same. Someone might lose his /her job

whao,like seriously?

deadZONE:
hehehehehhe,
in this Nigeria
ATM over pay u?
please take me to ur babalawo.

it never do me b4 o

there was actually a day I thought it over paid me,on getting home,I checked d alert and saw it didn't over pay me.I actually pressed d wrong button.

It might sound funny,but machines are bound to make mistakes,Share ur experience if it has happened to you and what did you do afterwards? Spent it or returned the excess?

SMREXY:
U're a clown

Big time

OP is a LION

1acre:
No,hell no.

Yes o

Heeyhun:
I used it too and i'm not anywhere close to 32. It was still in use in the late 90s.

Yea,it was used in d late 90s

iamrealdeji:
OmG,op thanks for posting this,things like this give me nostalgia and make me remember the good old days

Uwc

Dear white men,
You asked us to wear coats under hot sun,
we did.
You said we should speak your language,
we have obediently ignored ours.
You asked us to always tie a rope around our necks
like goats, we have obeyed without questioning.
You asked our ladies to wear dead people's
hair instead of the natural hair God gave to them,
they have obeyed.
You said we should marry just one woman in the
midst of plenty black angels, we
reluctantly agreed.
You said our decent girls should wear
catapults instead of the conventional pants, they
have obeyed.
You asked us to use rubber in order to
control our birth rate, we agreed.
Now You want our MEN to sleep with fellow
MEN & WOMEN with fellow WOMEN so that
God would punish us like Sodom and Gomorrah?
White folk,
we say Nonsense!!
We don't agree with You this time!
Proudly African,
we say a huge NO to GAY relationships and
LESBIAN.
If You say NO to HOMOSEXUALS & LESBIANS type NO!!!

dont8:
Wow, I feel nostalgic right now.

I think this should be Alawiye if I'm not wrong though.


Eiya, where are you from again

Maybe Sambisa

Kimeto:
You can ignore it tho...it's for those who used it/ remember it.

Abi o

oyindare:
Me no go school oooo

Lol,I noticed

phabuloz:
Memory lane

I hope Dis generation of d present primary school students used d textbook

I kept laughing when I saw this

The Federal University of Technology, Akure has recorded another milestone through one of its students, Mr. Okusenogu Saviour who emerged one of the ten Global winners in a competition organized by Microsoft Corporation. The competition tagged ‘Microsoft Youthspark Challenge for Change Contest’ is an innovativeideas contest that challenges youths across the world to bring in ideas on how to make a change in their communities and the world using technology. Okusenogu is the only winner from Africa. For emerging the best in Africa, Okusenogu won a Surface Pro 3 Computing System,$2500 cash award to enable him turn his idea into reality, a window phone, the Ticket to represent Africa in Nicaragua and the distinction of being designated a Microsoft Youthspark Advocate.Of the 30 global finalists with 3 Nigerians out of the over 2,000 initial contestants, Okusenogu emerged one of the 10 finalists who will eventually be at the Grand finale in Nicaragua for two weeks from 3rd – 16th August, 2015. Okusenogu whose project idea is titled ‘Become Inspired inScience and Engineering Technology (BISET)’ said he discovered that many young people have a wrong perception of science and technology and are either not involved in it at all or are not utilizing it in a productive manner. He said he decided to change this perspective by starting with the young people in Secondary Schools with the aim of inspiring them to have interest in science and technology for them to become creative, productive and innovative.Okusenogu, a 100 Level student of Electrical/Electronics Engineering said he looks forward to emerge the best in August and make FUTA, Nigeria and Africa proud. Okusenogu, a former President of Junior Engineering Technicians and Scientists (JETS) while in Secondary School said with the little time spent in FUTA, he has observed that the institution is one of the best in the country and feels very proud to be a Futarian.The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Adebiyi Daramola, delighted with the achievement of Okusenogu, has since congratulated him and said that the feat further confirms that FUTA is not just a leading University in Nigeria, but also internationally.
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