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Ile la ti nkeso rode. ![]() Using Naija hustle sense in UK. SMH. |
Please accept the KPMG offer. You'll learn a lot and it's good on your CV. A good step towards greater heights. You can be a marketer in a bank for years without any tangible experience to put on your CV. Growth is also usually slow or limited. |
The North is one....at least as implied by yesterday's meeting. There's no need to worry. |
Sounds more like like you're in lust not love. |
Angela Merkel of Germany was willing to help us resolve our electricity issues. It seems we've bungled the offer because there's no evidence of progress 2 years down the line. Our problem isn't lack of opportunities, it's the management of same to yield great results. |
He should focus on the problems within his State and leave Southern Governors to solve theirs. |
This is most depressing! If they can do this freely in Katsina, where else is safe? Yet we keep talking of how to ensure food security. Are Nigerians safe buying from "bandits" if they produce on stolen farms with the mindset of removing the original landowners? More especially now that there are reports that some of them are foreigners who are collecting taxes from the local people in some states. A lot to consider and act upon swiftly if we must live in peace. |
Quality20:His grandparent was from Mauritania according to a publication in Daily Trust. |
fxexperts:Cheating solves no problem. You only set up yourself and kids up for humiliation. The marriage to the side chick may or may not work. There are enough cases in society to justify either side of the coin. It depends on the type of relationship they have. |
You should have focused on your husband. Talk to him about it if need be instead of playing amebo role. Of course, it's expected that her husband will be infuriated. That provides solid ground for madam side chick to harass your husband since she'll need a place to stay. Do we even know if the child actually belongs to your husband? What you can do is to pray, plead, wait and hope the matter resolves itself if you want to stay married to him. That actually should have been your immediate reaction. Prying into your spouses phone only breeds trouble. You don't go out looking for trouble when you're at peace in your home. |
Only one person from the South South where the oil comes from... |
Cyber Security is being studied in some Nigerian institutions. One is the Air Force Institute of Technology in Kaduna. |
Please note that NAFDAC has warned us against using nylon to cook moinmoin. It's harmful and may be carcinogenic. Use moinmoin leaves. It's good for our health and has some nutritional values. |
So who dunnit? We need to know for everyone's safety. |
I still don't understand what this is all about. All I see is a war against oneself. Not my business perhaps....just that I feel most disheartened by this needless waste of lives. |
I still don't understand why IPOBs are killing their kinsmen in the name of fighting for Biafra. Sounds odd to me. How does this have any impact on FG or Nigeria as a whole? All I see is that it will subsequently have an adverse effect on the South East economy. That's not to mention the sad situation and pains of the poor and helpless in the society. |
There's really no basis of comparison. Wizkid is good no doubt but Fela is a legend! |
nedekid:Exactly what a Priest told me. I also have some friends and relatives who have had flu and malaria like symptoms running 2-3 week courses. May God deliver us from this plague. Amen |
She's made it clear that she won't be ready anytime soon. She's a bit immature or maybe inconsiderate and not truly in love with you. Still trying to cast her net into the seas. At 25 she should be much wiser. Bro, look for a more matured lady who is ready to plan and settle down with you. Considering your current pay, you'll be better off with someone who is employed. At least she'll look after herself to reduce your burden. |
Resolve your differences with your husband. The grass isn't usually greener on the other side though it may appear so. Marriage is built on love and trust. It's not usually a very smooth ride. Learn to ride the storms to build a good relationship that will last. Your kids will be better off that way. Stop being miserable over the issue. Communicate with your husband. Things are not always exactly as you see them. Your ex is probably looking for someone to spend time with when in town - not a relationship rooted in love. Trying Okafor's law on you perhaps. Edited |
Gumi should make himself useful as an experienced brain surgeon as he claims. He'll add greater value to lives and our nation that way. |
Congratulations to her. A worthy ambassador indeed. |
What I don’t like about the unions is that they don't have a process in place to assist the young ones to find their feet in business. Rather they levy them heavily by asking for registration fees, Union dues, "freedom fees" including food and drinks etc They need a total overhaul so as to be effective and to impact positively on the younger generation. |
Christistruth00:Yes, those are the two main types of inheritance in Yoruba custom. 1. Ori o ju ori - equally shared among all the children 2. Idi Igi - based on the number of recognised wives (sometimes includes accepted baby mamas) who are expected to look after their children Where there's a written will, it supercedes the traditional way. Those married under civil law usually go by the Marriage Act. Also some Muslims opt for the Shariah law of inheritance. |
Osun will be better off with Oyetola completing his term. He brought sanity and peace to the State after the stressful and troubled years of "modulated salaries" or whatever it was called. The education sector is also better managed now. The only reason he did so well during the last election was because the people were so frustrated and wanted another party to take charge. |
I don't see much difference in the salaries if you factor in air fares to the South and the risk of falling victim to bandits. If you'll have to visit farms, your risk doubles. At this point in time, Ibadan is a safer place to be and cost of living is much lower than that of Lagos. Food is relatively cheap. Same for accommodation and transportation. |
A good step in the right direction. Artisans are of great value to society. |
Who is leaking the information and to achieve what purpose really? He's in the prison and has limited contact with people I think. |
centoke30:We've had some in Nigeria including those mentioned in the post. |
Netflix loved the movie enough to contact her for more. The title is figurative...no big deal. |
A very wasteful nation indeed! |
BKayy:Hausas are not complaining. |
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