₦airaland Forum

haibe:
can u connect me to the agent

0 8 0 2 7 3 8 8 6 8 6

donigspain:
You're not using LinkedIn well. I have just 600+ connections but I've gone for over 10 "head-hunt" interviews, over 8 "applied" interviews.

My current job came from LinkedIn. I was contacted by a HR looking for someone in my profession.

Do you know how to network, brand yourself and infuse relevant keywords in your profile?

I remember how some ignorant people nearly tore me to shreds for posting the quoted post above in your previous thread.

LinkedIn, when used correctly, remains a great platform for getting jobs.

989900:
Crapola.

Apparently, you're empty.


PS: Don't play politics of propaganda with human lives.

SEE MY RESPONSE IN BOLD within your quoted reply.

989900:
I bet there are many REGULAR users of the said road on this forum. | Does been a regular give one better experience of the said road than one who just did and is reporting his experience same day?

1. There is on going work on the road (you acknowledged you traveled on a Sunday and returned this early morning . . . once in a long while and you think you are qualified to make a valid statement about work abandonment?). | YES, I am qualified to make a VALID statement because I plied the road. It is a road and not rocket science. I wasn't on a hover board. I wasn't under any influence. I EXPERIENCED the road twice.

2. The good portion of the road is between 40-60% (with perfect drainage . . . first time that road would have that . . . I have been plying that road for over 40 years both as a kid and an adult). | LIES!!! Mediocrity is a poor state of the mind. Your "good" is a death trap in saner climes. Travel and see. Leave Nigeria to better societies and you'll know how mediocre your statement is.

3. For the bad spots, those used to be very, very , terrible spots on that road, but are temporarily patched to enable better plying of the road till work gets to those parts. | You mean the potholes littered everywhere are patched spots? Don't play politics of propaganda with human lives.

4. The good portion of the road would still be tarred again for perfection and lane demarcations imprinted. | I hope so.

5. That road would have been completed since last year if the pace of construction as at late 2016 was sustained, but no, Saraki and gang took all the money. God punish Saraki and his gang in the senate for slowing down the progress on that road for their tummies. | BLAME GAME. Failures love excuses and blames.

6. Fashola is the most effective high-ranking public servant in Nigeria and the most qualified to be president in a sane country. | Laughable statement. You're now being childish. Remember "stable power is not rocket science. I need only six months to fix Nigeria's power problem". It's been 36 months.

P.S. That road would have been perfect for now and the future (going forward) if an additional separate 2 lanes could be constructed for trucks, and heavily tolled. | Let's finish the one at hand before building castle in the air. Good suggestion albeit but merely wishful as $1 = N1

[s]

Butterflyle0:
Lagos-Ibadan express.

This is what Baba OTA couldn't do in 8 years and he still demanded for 3rd time. It's done in 3 years but they still want Buhari out. Ungrateful Beneficiaries!

Is this too a stolen project of PDP? Spread it if you are not benefiting from the looters.

[/s]
LIEEEEESSSSSS!!!!

I plied this route yesterday (2:15pm - 4:45pm) and today (6:45am - 8:30am) to Ibadan for the #GOTvBoxingNight15 and back to Lagos and I can tell you it's still very bad. There is NO presence of construction workers or their trucks and machinery. I fear work may have been abandoned unless it's because it was weekend (Sunday/Monday morning).

Over 75% of the road is still pothole ridden. Commuters used one lane (Ibadan->Lagos lane) at some point.

Nonetheless, there's a portion of the road (7% - 10%) that was a smoooooooooooth ride. The construction looked strong and durable. I kept asking myself what it would take our govt to have all our highways in that beautiful condition. I wish seriously all our highways will be like that portion.

Notice the time stamps below?

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah

Chineke meeeeeeee!


Umu aka di ojo. Uwa mmebi.


Idiots can't be scammers.

KevinDein:
Spain play highline. France will reap them apart with counterattacks.

and you think the Spanish Managerial team don't know this?

Classic Real Madrid plays highline but that usually changes to deep defence when they play teams with pacey wingers. They did same against Liverpool, Juventus, Bayern and PSG.

pharaohmonch:
Call/ Wgatsapp 08085858367

How much is this going for?

You need therapy man. Seriously, you need to see a qualified therapist.

The truth is, your wife may be innocent of all these accusations and you are just conjuring things: making harmless opinions of hers seems like opposition attacks.

Which sensible woman would want to relinquish the comfort of her matrimonial privacy to go live in her MIL's house?

Visit your mum regularly, get her a helper if need be, stock her home with foodstuff if you got the resources, and give her some pocket money. Simple!

Don't go and live with her. You've got your own home to manage; manage it like a man too!

Stamp your authority. Be firm yet understandable.

Have you tried love? I mean genuinely loving this your "evil" uncle.

I've come to realize that love often solves some African problems created by "hearsay", prophesies, imaginations and the rest paranoia.

Try more love and less attention to con men.

Gboliwe:
One of my village people how have you been?

I'm fine o.

This is why I love my people. Igbo enweghi eze. We are egalitarians. This 'Igwe' must have wronged his people too much. I strongly doubt it's just about the 5 million.

We don't worship man to the extent of losing our senses. Once you "mis-yarn/do", the people will quickly realign you.

Same fate almost befell the Okpi of Item (pronounced EETEM) in Bende LGA of Abia state some years ago. He was also a retired police officer. He was alleged to have hired killers to assassinate one 'jand' returnee who wanted to build a university for the community. The man (returnee) was trailed and murdered by the criminals.

The youths of the nine villages that make up Item Community never slept until all the criminals were caught and killed after their confessions. The Okpi was apprehended, stripped and was about to be lynched before the Police came. He was subsequently banished from Item for life.

Why it seems we tolerate these thieving politicians (governors, senators, reps etc.) is because they have the backing of the government and strong link to the corrupt armed forces. If not, most of them would have been captured, stripped, dragged to the city centres and lynched.

Nonsense people. Anyways, jungle justice no good sha.

CC: Gboliwe

Gonorrhea is eating your d!k like the pic below.

Doxycycline + Ciprofloxacin = 7 - 10 days

Next Headlines from Nigerian Bloggers

- Actress Stella Damasus' husband caught cheating with his ex-wife
- Trouble! Actress Stella Damasus' Husband goes on a Romantic Date with Ex-wife
- Leaked! Compromising Photos of Actress Stella Damascus' Husband with Ex-wife
- Revealed! Actress Stella Damasus' Husband Plans to Get Back with Ex-wife

This made front page last year. Recycling posts NationalHelm?

Molfix diapers is made by Hayat Kimya, which is a leading manufacturer of hygiene products and the fifth largest diaper producer in the world.

The brand celebrated its third year in Nigeria on Friday the 25th of May 2018, and the anniversary was held at the Hayat Kimya office in Ikeja. The event was attended by staff and brand loyalists referred to as Mo’Mums.

Molfix diapers has claimed the number 1 spot in the hearts of Nigerian mothers, as the ‘preferred’ diaper brand in Nigeria with 44% market share according to AC NIELSEN Market Report in 2017. In the span of three years the brand has bagged the following awards;

- Best baby diaper of the year, 2016
- Marketing excellence, West Africa, Award, 2017
- Africa’s Most Preferred Premium Quality Diaper Brand of the Year 2017
- Experiential marketing award, 2017.

The brand’s success story in Nigeria is just the beginning, as the brand is geared towards catering to the ever-evolving needs of its customers and maintaining a consumer centered approach to its marketing efforts.

http://dailypost.ng/2018/05/27/molfix-diapers-celebrates-3-successful-years-nigeria/

Hopefully, the pizza restaurant won't institute a legal case to have him resign when the same thing the parents [elders] saw returns.

...

greggng:
The problem I 've with all this bet companies is that their activity is illegal as far as Nigerian constitution is concern. Recently a bill to make it legal has not pass through all the processes. To this extent, bet companies might hide under it and refuse to pay when amount won is too big. This is my opinion though

They are NOT illegal. The National Lottery Commission issues licences and regulates their activities while State Lottery Boards also grants operational licences.

That's why a state [mostly southern] can approve a betting company's operations while another [mostly northern] won't.

ace3official:
Pls guy just wanted to know!!!Apart from bet9ja?? Which other betting site offers high odds as bet9ja!!! Cause I want to switch!! Their 5k minimum withdrawal is heartbreaking and they now delay!!!

For now, BETKING has the highest odds in Nigeria. Quote me anywhere.

Obainoneandonly:
merrybet,Naijabet..... their minimum is 1k..bet9ja is overcrowded and overloaded.
but am currently betting with betking

Same here. BetKing rocks!!! At least for now sha. I pray they don;t go the way of the others.

Obainoneandonly:
two weeks,but there is a catch to d games..they only give premiership, laliga,bundesliga,serie a,nd ligue1 those options.and u know dat most leagues end dis week.my research only led me to it about a month ago

They have Chinese and the other leagues. Their virtual League is also good.