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I am in Abuja soon too. Any new places?

One of the sectors listed above. I won't be specific for personal reasons.

I knew, I would open this thread and find bigotry; I wasn't disappointed

Congrats Prof. Adesida.

Hey,

I am a statistics graduate too. We can work in so many sectors;

Quantitative Analyst - Financial sector

Statistical/Predictive modelling - Financial sector, Retail sector, Telecommunication, hospitality.

Business Intelligence - Financial sector, Consulting

Data Analyst - Financial sector, Consulting, Retail, IT

Financial Analyst (You might need to sit some professional exams e.g. CFA, ICAN etc)

Business Analyst - Everywhere

There are also opportunities in the health industry for biostatisticians, and so on and so forth.

Good luck with your career path

slyowokoya: i know about hot oil treatments and how to apply it, but how do i do a deep conditioning for my hair?

After shampooing your hair, apply your deep conditioner paying close attention to the ends of your hair then wear a shower cap and leave it for an hour or more.

After an hour take a wide tooth comb and gently comb your hair starting at the ends and work your way up to the roots.

Afterwards rinse your hair in one direction to prevent tangles then dry and apply your hair moisturiser followed by an oil (olive oil or coconut oil will do) of your choice to the ends.


The above is how you deep condition.

Just deleted my previous post by mistake and too lazy to retype.

slyowokoya: wont going without relaxers untill "further notice" break my hair more?

waiting 3mths interval is good enough.

no hon it won't. Your hair will be a lot healthier.

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Oh I love perfumes.

Cheap&chic - Moschino
Hugo woman - Hugo boss
Intense - Hugo boss
Femme - Hugo boss
Provocative woman - Elizabeth Arden
Lady million - Paco Rabanne
Red door - Elizabeth Arden
Amarige - Givenchy
Pure white linen pink coral - estee lauder

There are a few more I have but can't remember as I am not crazy about them.

This is a really bizarre question.

Did you kill your partner OP?

LWKMD... tell your friend to find a new babe

Thanks to everyone who has responded so far. Let me quickly clarify a few things Mr right to me does not mean a perfect man rather it means a man who is perfect for me. That will be someone I am able to love, respect and tolerate regardless of all his flaws.

The idea of Nigeria came up because I'm interested in nigerian men. Most of the men in my work circle are non nigerians and the few nigerian men I come across just don't spark my interest.

At church, most of the decent ones are married or in committed relationships. I am not desperate to get married at all I am however worried that I don't seem to connect with most of the guys I meet.

I was in a long term relationship that I had to end because our goals didn't seem to be aligned anymore. So no I haven't been feeling all high and mighty.

Cheers

[quote author=DaShyGuy]Why the pressure? U re still pretty young @ 27!

IMO, there ain't nothing like 'Mr Right' anywhere, u go out there, get urself a nice guy and make him ur 'Mr Right'.

Dating mistakes?
(a) Don't focus on his appearance, appearances are never realities. Look beyond the guy's exterior.
(b) Don't judge ur next relationship with the mindset of ur past one.
(c) There is no time as the present, so if he ain't what u can cope with now, there's no guarantee he wud change when u get married. Berra move on.

Finally, geography has nothing to do with meeting a nice guy, if u can meet him in 9ja, u may as well meet him wherever u are.

Cheers and goodluck![/quote

Yes I agree with you and I try not to be superficial when I meet guys but I still can't help it if the basic attraction just isn't there
@ the poster who asked I'm in the UK, not under direct pressure but aunts etc are asking about wedding dates. I have no bf or fiance either.

I suppose the idea is to act now that I'm still relatively "young" instead of when I hit 30.

You know the pressure on us to get married when we reach a certain age? Well I'm at that age now (27 years young).

I'm taking my time cos I don't want to rush in and rush out but at the same time I'm worried that if I'm too cautious I will be single for a long long time.

The truth is I don't see a lot of guys I find attractive perhaps not living in 9ja narrows the pool of eligible men and I am considering moving back because of this.

All ladies currently or have been in my shoes I will be interested in hearing from you. Some questions I have are;

Ladies who were once in my shoes

1. How did you meet Mr right?

2. Did you meet your Mr right here or moved back to 9ja?

3. For ladies who had a job here and moved back did you get a job first or moved back without one?

4. If you got a job first how did you go about it?

5. What are some of the dating mistakes you made?

Ladies in my shoes

1. What are the steps you are thinking about taking?

2. What are some of the dating mistakes you have made in the past?

3. See this as an avenue to purge.

Cheers