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nana:
Hmmm,interesting. Atleast,I know how much i'ld be looking at spending when I finally go home

kunolu:
Sanusi is obviously power drunk, the man does not know anything about building confidence in a sector that is sensitive to speculation and misinformation, people praising this man seem to be clueless without fundamental knowledge of finance, corporate law and governance.
Mind you, under his watch first bank had to make a provision of over 20 billion in bad debts and he is being tagged as a specialist in risk management, lol "joker!"

Spanishfly:
Ok thanks for the info. I guess I don't have to prepare for the GMAT any time soon and I am in the US. Just wondering what one could do after graduation and no job immediately.

Spanishfly:
What is wrong with doing a Masters or an MBA without work experience? Is it a bad thing and if so why? That's why I'm asking. What if one does not get a job immediately graduating what next?

Most of you know that the average number of years of full-time work experience has risen dramatically at the top B-schools. Schools that only recently averaged two or three years now average five. And that number keeps rising.
You don't want to apply too early. I have many ambitious students in my GMAT classes who insist on taking their shot at the brass ring with only two years of full-time work experience. (And that's by the time they would enter school, not when they plan to apply.) Although some of them are exceptionally bright and do well on the GMAT, very few of them make it into top-tier programs. Most end up "trading down" to a backup school or getting rejected altogether.

I have to admit that I agree with admissions officers who reject inexperienced applicants. The whole objective in assembling a business school class is to put together people who can share unique experiences from their industries. If you have two years in your industry and another applicant has five years in the same business, I'm going to take the more experienced candidate over you, even if his GMAT score is a little lower than yours.

He said he was informed that the owner of the company was involved in an accident that rendered him invalid, just as he said another company collected N35 million counterpart funds for the IBB Specialist Hospital and did not meet its side of the agreement.

Tatase:
Thomas's hatred of the Nigerian team obviously stems from jealousy because he's always too happy to rub things in when we don't do well. . . if only he'd realise that his team is wayyyyyyyyyy beneath our notice and that's why we don't care to rub in their uselessness. (if you want to be even more annoyed, just read his blog on supersport. . . even worse than on tv where at least he pretends to be unbiased).

Mahmadou's own constant criticism, I think, is more a result of that West African anglophone-francophone thing, in my opinion, because he's always tougher on the anglo teams (like us and Ghana-although he's nicer to Ghana than he is to us) than he is on the francophone teams no matter how wretchedly they're doing.

But as annoying as Mahmadou is, I still prefer him to that other psychopath from Kenya, Mark Ouma, now that one is completely out of his mind!

jossy26:
It has become a norm that every Nigerian youth given a visa to any of the big countries abroad comes to nairaland to praise God some peeps even go to the extent of throwing a party for dere friends all in the name of visa.
I got admission into a school in London and luckily for me I have had a dom account for long with a lil above 3000 pounds exchanged in Nov 2008 @ N190/pound, I got ds money from my Dad, when he discharge me after graduation to go sort mysef out and since then no work so I decided to pursue my career abroad and added to d ₤3k to make it ₤4.5k which is half of my tuition to get my unconditional offer. My thinking was dat its goin to be easy to sort mysef out in the UK with d partym job to balance my tuition of ₤4.5k and accommodation. I borrowed money from my friends,inlaws,neibors,brodas,sistas etc to use for my mtce in my account hpin to return it to dem wen issued a visa,den I started gtin very very discouraging news of how hard it is to cope abroad wt d partym job nd school dat I might nt b able to finish d course if m nt careful,dt means my ₤4.5k wl go jst lyk dat.
As God wl have its way,I got a job from a company I ad an interview wt some mnths ago nd av resume since last wk mon,d pay is 150k/mnth which is very sufficient for me as I do nt need to transport mysef to work and wl have lots of savings to invest in my dream project(kp dt to mysef) and I startd praying dt d embasy refuse me a visa which dey did.want to thank God for answering my prayers.
EYIN OLUWA LOGO.
Cheers

kaycast:
Besides all that have been said, Fahola so far is the BEST leader that has served in Lagos, he has been able to prune the local government chairmen and their cabinet to produce the best result, whether you want to accept it or not, for once in lagos there is democracy that has ORDER, the things Fashola is doing might nnot seem to look like has any considerable impact to some ppl now, but i tell u its a foundation of better things to come.

A guy resides in a Country for 30 hard years, working his socks off, paying his tax and thereby helping building the nation, shouldn't he be given an automatic entitlement to bring his family here? It should not have resulted to this demeaned, disgraceful, shameful and open rebuke from the public had the govt. done her own part.

RichyBlacK:
This is how these bands of marauding murderers will start looking for Christians to kill and churches to burn.

When will a Muslim cleric come out and openly denounce this stupidity before the mayhem begins?

These fo.ols claim Pakistan is not a Muslim country? Too many ignorant moronic nonentities in Kwara State!

0hsisi:
We have tried male leaders and all of them (besides Fashola of lagos and Chime of Enugu) have turned out to be useless yet these boko haramites don't want us to try women

In addition to this, the governor used the occasion to disclose that the administration had created over 156,000 new jobs in the public service and other sectors since January this year.

You win the South African professional league you get a cheque of more than a million US dollars. To mention two countries that participated in the Afcon, but the fans at home could not watch their team in the national television because CAF is selling the TV rights through its agent to the tune of almost two millions US dollars. A big country like Nigeria will be charged at lest double.

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