₦airaland Forum

Maybe he was just a disguised dispatch rider. He removed that mirror too easily.

14But when ye shall see the abomination of desolation, spoken of by Daniel the prophet, standing where it ought not, (let him that readeth understand,) then let them that be in Judæa flee to the mountains: 15and let him that is on the housetop not go down into the house, neither enter therein, to take any thing out of his house: 16and let him that is in the field not turn back again for to take up his garment. 17But woe to them that are with child, and to them that give suck in those days! 18And pray ye that your flight be not in the winter. 19For in those days shall be affliction, such as was not from the beginning of the creation which God created unto this time, neither shall be. 20And except that the Lord had shortened those days, no flesh should be saved: but for the elect's sake, whom he hath chosen, he hath shortened the days. 21And then if any man shall say to you, Lo, here is Christ; or, lo, he is there; believe him not: 22for false Christs and false prophets shall rise, and shall shew signs and wonders, to seduce, if it were possible, even the elect. 23But take ye heed: behold, I have foretold you all things.

We are working on an health related project. Development has started but we need investor or sponsor to push the project to the finishing line.
Please can I find around here or is there a link to the pull of investors please? My contact 0905 564 2290

Another tactics of delaying prepaid meter.

Dear Disco or NERC or whatever,
This issue of meter can be achieved by the following collaborative effort.
1. Invite companies that sell prepaid meter on the agreement of installment payment.
2. Consumers should collect meter on payment terms , one time or installment.
3. One time means pay once while installment means paying with 50% of every subscription (voucher) purchased.
4. Pay the meter companies and be transparent with it.
5. There should be law against illegal connection or manipulation of meter.
I might not be totally right, but if the thought is further refined it will work.

I work from home , I develop software for organizations , I train people on programming skills. techspace.com.ng at Ibadan.

delugajackson:
How safe is the carriage? What is the survival and fatality rate in event of accidents? Have they undergone integrity tests to ascertain it's road worthiness? I hope this is not our very own Boeing 734 killer road-craft on wheels.

Who will do the test? In Nigeria the lead seams to know more than the leaders.

I hope one day, I will write on how I make more money with okada than with white collar job. Not less than 1k from 7pm to 10pm daily , after fuel and food.

Unfortunately we don't know how to use our right to get right people . We are in animal farm. Ma, if only my vote will make you win I will vote for you because I am also tired of negative progression. I just want something new.

TheSaxophonist:
Photo- ACPN’s presidential candidate- Obiageli Ezekwesili

The presidential candidate of the Allied congress party of Nigeria has revealed her reasons for running for the highest office in Nigeria.
Oby Ezekwesili, while campaigning before party faithfuls stated on Thursday in Kaduna that her plan if for Nigerians to rise and rise.

Her words, “I am not running for president so that i will be big woman.

“I want Nigeria to be a Great nation again. I am running because i am tired of seeing hopelessness in our society.
The ACPN candidate further promised om delivering good and affordable health care alongside social securities to Kaduna residents if elected.

Source:
http://www.insiderpostonline.com/news/i-am-running-because-i-am-tired-ezekwesili-opens-up-as-she-takes-campaign-to-kaduna/

Emmahunk:
CHANGE? You Will Be Shocked At What I Saw In This Govt. Office. (photos)

In a Country where it's extremely difficult to find any public office that actually works, I hardly expected much but my experience at Warri Passport Office left me stunned.

I have decided to share this because we as citizens owe it as a duty to bring to public knowledge the ills in our public institutions. In same vein, posterity will hold us accountable if we do not commend those that at least tried to make a difference. Having been away from the Country for close to a decade, I have decided to come back home a little earlier and uppermost in my agenda was the renewal of my Nigerian passport. At Lagos ,my siblings had advised that I handle the renewal when I got into my good old town of Warri as the town now boasts of a Passport Office. I actually agreed to this with mixed feelings knowing what the hustle and bustle of anything Warri used to be like. Few days after I arrived Warri, I left for the passport office not knowing what to expect in the company of my two siblings.

My first shock came when at the main gate of the Delta State Government House Annex, manned by different security agencies, a young Immigration officer almost magically appeared beside the passenger door of my car and politely asked; " sir, how may we help you?" For the first few seconds, I was pleasantly surprised and wondered if this was happening in the same Nigeria we have been reading so much filth about.

On realising that I had come to renew my expired passport, this same man politely directed us where to park the car and proceeded with us in tow to where he called the 'servicom' desk. By this time, I had taken a quick assessment of the environment and besides a sign on the wall that reads, "welcome to Warri Passport Office" , there was nothing to tell me I was in a Passport office. I mean, no crowd, no hustling and bustling that is synonymous with your average passport office. At this point, I have become very apprehensive. My mind kept screaming, scam!

Anyway, now at the servicom desk, I met about two people already filling out forms and I joined them while wondering where everyone else was if truly I was in the right place. Few minutes later, one of the officers at the desk ushered us into a fully air conditioned semi hall where over fifty people were comfortably seated watching a news channel on a wide LCD television. Again, I wondered but this time at the serenity and orderliness of the crowd. Something definitely is not right, I reasoned. Then, just as we were settling down, a voice came through the speakers installed somewhere: " Attention please , Numbers.....to....,please move to room 3 to collect your passports". I was still wondering if truly this was Nigeria when another voice called out this time a set of names directing them to two different rooms conspicuously marked SCREENING AND APPROVALS. The orderliness was so amazing that for a moment, I realised that this Country can work again. By now, my inquisitive mind was asking so many questions and as if in answer to one of these numerous questions, a young lady in well fitted uniform emerged from the room marked 'screening and walked briskly into the room marked 'approval'. She emerged from the room in less than two minutes and in very clear voice called out about ten names of people that she asked to follow her for capturing.

I was stunned and took a quick glance at my wrist watch as people left the room in batches creating room for new entrants like myself. My watch revealed that I had spent about forty two minutes when I heard my name over the speakers. I quickly entered the room that I was directed to and met about four busy officers again in an air conditioned room. The interview was brisk, thorough BUT professional.

In all it took an hour and 52 minutes from the time I sat down at the servicom desk to submit my application before my number was announced to go to room 3 for collection of my passport.

Albeit this sounds too good to be true, I must confess that till this moment of writing, I am still wondering how a public office in Nigeria can be so organised , comfortable , courteous and efficient.

Definitely, all hope is not lost in this Country, trust me.

. There must be a leader at that office that knows how to put things right

[color=#990000][/color]I am waiting for someone to tell us why business owners put on this attitude. I have had similar experience. Could this be fear or something? Pls lets have another view of this matter.

Their effort is commendable, but more has to be done to perfect the system. I hope the programmer will check his if-else statement.

Perspectives:
Technology is meant to create solutions, not create more problems. There are young talented system developers who can take Nigeria higher for God's sake

Simply disable the acceptance button for those that have not been admitted! QED!

What nonsense is "To those who have already clicked on the ‘ACCEPT‘ icon, your action implies that you have agreed and accepted the Course, and Institution Choice, so you won’t be placed in the JAMB proposed CAPS MARKET PLACE.
"?

Nigeria is gradually approaching her Renaissance era. Our pulpits should be use for the promotion of spiritual and wellbeing of the people.

No response yet?

order number : # 304188139

Please send your response here, There is nothing to hide.

It is Jumia

Please help!
I ordered for some items from the popular Nigeria online store"JUMIA", which were delivered on the 1st of this month(July).
I immediately returned the ordered Items as a result of defect, Of which I was told it will take 14 days for the refund to be made. The items was retrieved since 3rd of July, 2015, up till now there was no update, no refund, the customer care keep making fruitless promises. Please what can I do? Hope this is not duping?

The matter is so serious that the original owner of the money thought I have duped her.

In my opinion The money demanded is much.
Thank God it is optional.


NYSC 2014 BATCH ‘C’ ONLINE REGISTRATION OF
LOCAL AND FOREIGN-TRAINED NIGERIAN
PROSPECTIVE CORPS MEMBERS AND PRINTING OF
CALL-UP LETTERS
The Management of NYSC wishes to inform the
general public and Nigerian graduates (both
foreign and locally trained) in particular, that
with effect from 2014 Batch ‘C’ mobilisation
exercise, mobilisation processes will be online.
All Prospective Corps Members are required to
register online at the NYSC portal,
www.nysc.org.ng or portal.nysc.gov.ng or go to
www.nysc.gov.ng to link the portal. Please note
that information on accredited registration
centres nationwide is available on the home page
www.nysc.org.ng.
All graduates from Nigerian Universities,
Polytechnics/Monotechnics and those affiliated
to them (whether full-time or part-time) are
expected to carry out their biometric-enabled
online registration using their Matriculation
Numbers and JAMB Registration Numbers. Also,
those for Revalidation (i.e. prospective corps
members who were mobilized earlier but for one
reason or the other could not report for the
orientation course) must equally register online .
All prospective corps members are to register
online. Those who wish to get their Call-up
numbers by SMS/email and subsequently print
their Call-up letters online are to pay the sum of
Four Thousand Naira (₦4,000.00) using any Bank’s
Automated Teller Machine (ATM) Cards or the PIN
Vending option from any bank in Nigeria.
The feature allows them to print and reprint
their call-up letters online in case of loss of call-
up letters and also facilitates accelerated camp
processing at the Orientation camps .
However, those who wish to collect their call-up
letters from their Institution need not pay the
Four Thousand Naira (₦4,000.00) after the online
registration. Meanwhile, members of the public
should know that with effect from 2015 Batch ‘A’
all prospective Corps members have to print
their Call-up letters online.
The online registration for NYSC 2014 Batch ‘C’
service will commence on the 20th August 2014
and end on 12th October 2014.
MANAGEMENT
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I visited your site and it seems you are doing some publicity stunt here



I hail theeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

A detective indeed,