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Why don't you just post on the same thread you see them, or post your question to them if its not personal

JUST IMAGINE 4000+ PEOPLE TIMES N100 =N40,000+ all within some days without moving an inches!!!

EASY MONEY

IF NIGERIANS ESPECIALLY EDUCATED JOB SEEKERS CANT STOP TO USE THEIR HEAD- THEN GOOD THING THEY GET SCAMMED!!

Why was the school closed?

And what is the strike for?

Seems strike in nigerian schools are usually about the lecturers asking for more pay
but the students don't strike to get better infrastructure

^^ you have gone through the process, that means you should only ask specific questions where you are unsure

_{shame you didn't contribute anything to this thread or travel section since you got your visa several months ago}

ChristophT

please you don't need to defend yourself, quite shameful people are attacking people for exposing lies

Kobojunkie:
I think that is the Nigeria-wide trend. I was to bid on a project and was only last week told that I would need to wait till after the election since the guy in charge was out politicking and will not make any decisions until after that time or so. lol

LMAO imagine o, so what happens to the money budgeted for the project this year??

You better pray he gets back or else you will have to start all over again making contacts! goodluck

The teams from plateau are taking a terrible beating this season, seems all their players have gone on exile ever since the riots


Ogoli’s death ruins Ocean’s first league win

Ocean Boys recorded a long overdue first win of the season when they defeated Niger Tornadoes 2-0 on Sunday. But the victory came at a cost as the club’s left back, Emmanuel Ogoli died during the match.

Ogoli slumped on the pitch in the 39th minute of play and after efforts at resuscitating him failed, he was rushed into an ambulance. He was confirmed dead on the way to the hospital.

The former Bayelsa United skipper only recently returned to first team duties with the former league champions after suffering a knee injury in a week two Premier League game against Plateau United at the Samson Siasia Stadium on November 14 following a clash with Plateau United’s Obinna Nwokolo.

R.IP

I think the NPL should enhance their medical checks, most of these players moving from club to club we never hear of medical test just sign on fees bla bla bla they should all sign up for health insurance schemes

Fashola has gone quiet in the past few months, even his publicist have gone awol seems everyone is strategising for position next year- they all stopped working!!!

Esp Johnathan all he seems to be doing is election election election

Eko O ni baje- next biggest xmas tree in lagos

Half way through December 2010

Eko Oni Baje

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Okorocha, while urging the people to shun politicians with empty promises, also promised to nominate Governor Ikedi Ohakim for an ambassadorial position in Afghanistan if elected as governor

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grrrrrrrrrrr 

Where are they now?

what issues or topics have they covered? do they meet nigerians on the way trekking to libya?

Dantecmu:
@House 9ice thread well my 2cent for those of you who would be coming to the US come Jan 2011,  am gonna advice you realistically on what i know happens in the US , coming to the US to improve your chances in life is not a bad idea but at the same time you must be careful in as much as the UNITED STATES is a land of opportunities it could also be a land of misery and psychological torture if you are not mentally prepared, getting a visa to the united states tooo miii signifies the beginning of your hussle in life but people sometimes think it is the end and life cant get any worser,  its good you understand that life anywhere isnt a bed of rose, just the way you cant pick money on the streets of Nigeria that the same way you cant pick money on the streets of america and the bills compared to Nigeria comes in every month soo please am happy when i see thread members go to the embassy and are issued visas,  so please as you come for your studies come Jan pls make sure you are prepared FINANCIALLY AND PSYCHOLOGICALLY note that coming for vacation is quite different from coming for studies because even after your done studying getting a good job is another crazy task on its own,  i have seen lots of Nigerians here with students visas derail they are neither there nor here, and again dont believe everything you are told on the phone,  as a student am sure you all know you cant work for at least a year getting jobs on campus is like waiting for the world to come to an end ,  be prepared PSYCHOLOGICALLY thats very very important

@buuky congrats

ciao

VERY important!!

Can you explain a bit more like give us a case study perhaps on something you've worked on before
it would be nice if you can get a discussion going without asking for emails instead of an open discussion
mind you this can also increase interest in your service

kambo:
"impract-i-cable" books sold to gullible nigerians day dreaming of hard to see dollars.

lol you should see the way Nigerians were rushing the book. . . well we like the latest craze everybody do follow follow

then there was blue ocean strategy, then forex, then this that we jump on any bandwagon going!!

the book is not for Africans - not by a long margin.

gadogado:
And how has Daggash been campaigning, you barely even hear a word from that man.

You my friend have not been watching NTA news, this dude with the FCT minister have been showinga lil bit of desperation just cos you dont read it in the newspaper dont mean they are not doing it!

Two ministers who have been in the forefront of the campaign for the actualisation of Jonathan’s 2011 presidential ambition are Bala Mohammed, minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, and Mohammed Sanusi Daggash, minister of works.

Daggash

On his part, Dagash said he has been in mainstream politics in the past twelve years and that has given him the privilege and the opportunity to assess some leaders. “For leadership, first of all, you need accessibility, secondly, you need a leader that listens, three, a leader must have the disposition of an ideal leader;  an ideal leader that will not intimidate those he works with or those he is superintending over, supervising or even those he is leading.”  He said that having worked with Jonathan; he has found in him that persona of an ideal leader. According to Daggash, “what makes it quite refreshing is the very humble beginning of this great gentleman, one who is not ashamed to tell anyone where he is coming from.  He is somebody who does not excessively express himself with regards to his inner thoughts.  He is somebody who is very candid, humorous, extremely loving and respects everybody who works with him whether you are his subordinate, a peer or even if you are above him.”He believes that the Northern politicians who are opposed to Jonathan’s candidacy are a few articulate elite who are not in the main stream of Nigerian politics today. In addition, he said that the issue of zoning cannot be exclusive.

Minister donates office to pro-Jonathan

The Minister of Works, Senator Sanusi Daggash, has called on all Nigerians to support Jonathan`s presidential ambition, so as to enable him complete the good works he has started.

The minister made the call at the commissioning of the Borno state chapter of the Goodluck Support Group secretariat donated by him in Maiduguri the state capital.

The location of the Goodluck Support Group Organisation gives us great access and easy exposure to our supporters and volunteers all over the state. they are undoubtedly the best, most committed group of volunteers ever assembled, we invite everyone to join in the enthusiasm and excitement as we march towards victory in the forthcoming elections".

I knew Kwara were going to get those 3 points away from home!!

We hammer dem wella !!

N4,800 according to ABC transport

http://www.abctransport.com/

Bennyboy11:
@bkbabe, sweetheart dont pay this looser any mind, you know exactly what he was trying to do. Low life Africans always try and fake stuff but  real forward thinking Africans know thier worth and realise there is nothing wrong with being African. He would Lucky to look like Djimon  Hansou!!

YUCK bkbabe is male u battyboy


Safariman, are you still saying Jamaica is safer than Ghana? hope you've not been smoking the amb's ganja pipe too!

cjfavour:
From all these written here, i've not seen where it's written that GEJ did a bad thing. All i've been seeing is a sign of a good patriot with good intention. His greatest undoing is the looters he surrounded himself with.
Aondakaa and co were having a field day during Yaradua administration. When an opportunity presented itself, the hawk from the north who have not been eaten supported GEJ to take over. Now they are eaten. When will this people stop looting our treasury?

and thats not a bad thing? in case you dont know being indecisive is a terrible thing!!!

who are these cabals and why hasnt Johnie done anything about them now that he is in charge; afterall the agric ministry had so many outstanding contract from ruma's time

Please I'm appealing to WIKILEAKS to stop Releasing these Cables. I understand their Goal is "Freedom Of Speech" But this kind of freedom
is obviously Dangerous to the safety of the World. Most countries may have disagreement with each other because of these cables.

WIKILEAKS; ABEG MAKE UNA SEIZE FIRE. THANX FOR D ONE'S UNA DON RELEASE. UNA DON TRY

the same Nigerians that are asking for freedom of information bill

are you scared of you own gossip?

yea right, na today Israel/Lebanon, north korea/south korea etc etc

What about Goal of the Month?

He was asked whats responsible for early retirement of our stars, he said boldly age cheat. He further said that Some players reduce their ages up to 10 years lesser than their normal ages.

This should have been the question that caught your attention!!

But being the nigerian that your are unfortunately the money bit caught your attention- Truly Naija nothing do you!


true son of the soil

Perhaps she has not been promised a prominent 'look at me' role in the next parliament, no wonder she has not bee campaigning like Daggash

work permit?

his employers should be investigated, these people are used and often paid below minimum wages apart from being kept in substandard accommodation by their traffickers

the purge which affected all its branches was necessitated by the delay in releasing payments to the company by the government for jobs already executed.

This is just indirect tactics by JB to release money for contracts executed or those in the pipeline, in fact most contractors say this anyway- this is their number one reason for late work bla blah blah


No sensible company (with loads of reserve like JB) will really lay off productive staff in the name of delayed payment - na just media attention jorr

where is that nigerian player that was sentenced to some beating in Sudan for drinking?

is he still on the run or back in nigeria?

Bump!

Bump!

Bump!

kambo:
@sweetT

yeah right. third class with good jobs - AND 10 years younger than the poster or 15 years younger.
who'll consider a 33 year old man,
with a third class
which took him  double time to get
for a "good job" ?

besides when investing in a candidate for employment ,this high paying
corps aint as foolish as you think to splash money on folks.

its more lik to groom them for the long haul that's why you see some
people with 30 years experience in a particular industry.
such people can easily ascend to CEO at the end of the day.

parry that with a prospective applicant who'se over 30 and you see why
they may not want to consider you - no matter the shine-ness of your degree.

33 or 35/36 after you get the second paper + 30 + 35 years puts you
at 70+

how many ceo today do you see at that age?! (i stand to be corrected)

sorry guy. age counts.

Nigerian companies really splash money developing their staffs to that level? I've always taught most people save up on their own for further studies/development
I doubt many employers see their recruits as future CEO,in fact I wonder if employees ever raise to the very top from entry level, rarely read of long serving employees in this environment they always fall out or branch out one way or the other.

interesting

@most

What's your first degree in?

Take the I.T route as suggested; age and first degree is usually not a barrier as long as you are good and you'll need to up your networking skills whether you travel out or not

_{did you just finish, or what have you been doing ever since}

Where's Okija_Juju

Enjoying the palm-wine?

How are you settling in