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pleep: Les cheveux sont faux!

Une femme noire avec des cheveux cette lounge, est un plaisanterie. Votre cheveux droit sont petite... petite et laide. Ressemblant les cheveux sur mon cul

c'est naturel

Ibotex: These pix kinda make me wonder if its only the eastern states in nigeria are dirty.

yamakuza: i think the key thing/problem here is how the information is used when its gotten, and not the process/act of getting the info itself.

what seems to surprise the OP is that those he has met were asking for double or triple "industry standards" , or of maybe what the company was willing to pay. perhaps they didnt do their research well, and were just guessing what they felt the company could afford to pay them?

using the Jumia thread as an example, i would expect that guy to ask for N50k if he's desperate for the job, 80k-100k if he's indifferent and anything above N150k if he doesnt really want the job. based on the figures on that thread.

thats just one way of using such info. [s]Getting to the interview and asking for N300k will be just plain crazy.[/s]

yamakuza: i think the problem stems from the recruiters.

i see no reason why they should ask such a question (How much do you want to earn?) during the interview.

if they do ask, i see nothing wrong in a candidate preparing well for such a question.

in an ideal situation, the salary comes with the offer letter and a candidate is free to accept or reject. (a fresh graduate wouldnt reject, most likely).

however, due to economic factors, companies have learnt that they can cut costs by asking candidates how much they want to earn (before preparing their offer letter(s)) because quite a lot are not aware of how much such positions attract, or they simply pick the candidate asking for less pay in a situation where 2 candidates are equally matched.

if the employers can change, fresh graduates will stop asking for salary ranges too.

hishandmaid: As I read through these post, I being to wonder what is wrong with my generation. These women (and of course some men) were illiterates and fearless, with little or no education @ all. If you study closely most of the women we have in position of authority now (ie, within Africa)and how our lives have been worsen, you being to wonder was this what the great madam Ekpo, Tinubu etc fought for.
Considering what these our ancestors fought and stood for, we can only strive toward the best with all our formal and informal education. This attitude of myself alone should really stop. Let's not waste these great women's effort @ liberating us from colonial master. God bls Nigeria. Thanks @op for reminding us.

BoboYekini: yea, and she probably delayed the chinese too. Did he beg her for water? so why the busy body? Eye service. Probably spilled the water all over. She for kuku stop him, sit down, and have a picnic while at it.

Billyonaire: The duty of that Marathoner was not to give water to the thirsty competitor! There are other people vested with the responsibility of sharing water. She faltered on her focus and sacrifice her Goal and Gold for compassion. She lost focus and reacted to emotion, it is the core reason Africa is backward today, cos we apply emotions than foresight. I stand by my assertion, that the Kenyan marathoner lost focus, and lost her goal.

Shollypopz: ^^²
Well, now u know why I said huh........the highlighted part get as e be. Do u perm your hair?? Is your length any different when permed than when straightened?? Straightener does not perform magic except there's a magical straightener I'm not aware of.

yuzedo: Youre corect. is rolex. i but it for her, my sweet anty genny wen she come and spend weekend in my Banana Island mansion. well, i can bye tins for any NL babe too dat is intrested in spendin weekend wit me, whistle, face-cappp, cought-lass, etc. pls call me, am single and nice. tenks.

Tolexander: me self dey surprise.
I just wanna catch fun with the latest developement on nairaland when i posted the picture not knowing it is going to be capitalised.

Tolexander: o ku ise!
Piso ni mo ni ki o wo, omo ni o n ki!

Tolexander: tanks jare! Wa gbayi ni oju awon ti o fe e ati awon ti ko gba ti e.

Billyonaire: I call it stupidity! Your eye should always be on the Goal and Gold irrespective of any Chinese Distraction. We have medics on the field, and their job includes hydrating the dehydrated. I do not see this as anything worth commendation but something worth condemnation. Eyes must always be on Goal and Gold, no distractions whatsoever should take anyone from focus! Africa needs reorientation on the mechanisms of winning! You win first, before doing Charity!

cyril83: Pre-engagement rings are worn by a couple when they have truly decided that they are going to get married in the future. A pre-engagement ring is given to show affection to one's partner and to tell them that they are greatly valued and appreciated. These rings express the couple's strong belief that they want to spend the rest of their lives together. You may read more on promise rings meaning. As a pre-engagement ring is not actually an engagement ring, it can be worn on any finger. Some people may wear it on their middle finger, while others may wear it on their right ring finger. However, people who want to tell others that they are no longer available and are already taken, wear it on their left ring finger."