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Politicowizard:
Adamu Keneth Ogunleye
22 Ogundare Street
Iyanapaja, Lagos State
07012345678
November 13th, 2015

HR Manager
XYZ Limited
Union Marble House
1 Allfred Rewane Road
PMB 40032
Falamo Ikoyi, Lagos

Dear Sir,
In regard of the position of Executive Trainee Refinery you posted on your career website, I would like to take this opportunity to apply. Without wishing to sound boastful, I recently graduated with a first class degree in civil engineering. I am keenly excited about this opportunity and as a big stage for my talents, I am particularly attracted to your highly reputed organization because of its array of opportunities for career growth as well as my drive in bringing my strengths to bear towards realizing company’s new heights.
As a proactive and highly resourceful fresher, my penchant for excellence and achieving mindset are second to none. I have a first-rate skill in AutoCAD, Orion and MS Office Suite. More so, I grasp fresh concepts quickly and can easily adapt and fit-in to changing environments and tasks. My experiences with Emchai Nigeria Limited has helped me develop good leadership and entrepreneurial qualities, impressive interpersonal and communication skills with a proven ability to work in a multi-cultural setting. I believe I offer the right combination of skills to just be that person.
For your reference, I have enclosed a copy of my resume. Thank you for your favorable consideration of my application as I look forward to showcasing my abilities further at a personal interview and subsequently joining your team.

Sincerely,
Adamu Keneth Ogunleye.
Enclosed: CV

Pls I need criticisms regarding this.

gabazin080:
and those asking why didnt the OP help him instead of just taking pictures, i think the OP is just a driver sent on an errand by his OGA

fellis:
Do you really have to start afresh and write JAMB again? I thought there was a process you go through to get your originals replaced? Please find out about replacing them first don't let sadness lead you to making a bad decision.

handsomeclouds:
Are u sure

limsycutey:
Believe me, what you need is instagram. You go see clothes and styles tire.
Follow clothing stores, if money is not an issue, buy from them, many of them sell really nice clothes from UK and turkey at affordable prices and they do 30%-50% off sales frequently when they want to buy new stock.
They include @debrasgrace, @pathos101, @andriasworld, @dtboutique9ja, @buddingblue, @24diamondss, @poshrawyaltyboutique (she sells China too sha), @audacioufashioncollection and so on. Even if you are not in lagos, they will deliver to you. And they all use models, giving you an idea of how the clothes will look on you. Even if they are out of your budget, you will surely get ideas from them that can aid you when you go to the market.

Follow wedding handles too like weddingguest, weddingdigestnaija, nigerianwedding. Also follow handles like asoebibella, featuring guests at parties, ms_asoebi and lots more. Once you start you will start seeing various fashionable handles to follow.

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edygistvilla:
Most people would agree that the idea of speaking in front of large groups of people can be terrifying, and so we tend to avoid it whenever possible. There are times, however, when we are faced with the task and there's no running away: we must say a few words. The following is a template for success which you can use when it's your turn to speak, in just about any type of gathering, formal or informal.

1. The Greeting

"Good..."

The greeting is the easy part. You begin by simply wishing your audience a good morning, afternoon, evening, or whatever time of day it is. **Good* evening everybody...*

2. State the Event

"As we all know..."

The second part is also very easy: You simply state the obvious and remind everybody what the purpose of the event or celebration is, and what you're all doing there. **As we all know,* we're here to celebrate the marriage of John and Kate, and to show them our support as they begin their journey of love and life together...* Now you've got the ball rolling, and the words are coming out easily. You look like you know what you're doing up there, and people are listening. So now, it's time to....

3. Establish Common Ground

"We've all..."

It's important to include your audience as part of the message you're delivering. Talk about something both yourself and your audience can relate to regarding the event or celebration. **We've all* had the wonderful opportunity to get to know John and Kate and enjoy watching their love develop...*

4. State Why You're Speaking

"I..."

Include a personal account, or tell a brief story to let people know why you specifically are talking. What gives you the right to be speaking..? **I've* personally been very lucky to have John as a close friend of mine, and it's been quite amazing to watch how he's grown as a person, and couldn't be more pleased for him to have found someone like Kate to go about his life with...*

5. Call for Action

"So let's all..."

Finally, close your speech with a call for action. This lets everybody know that you're finished without you having to awkwardly say "That's it!" or "I'm finished, thank you"...that is how every weak speech is concluded and makes the audience uncomfortable. You should say something like **"So let's all* raise a glass to John and Kate, and wish them well. Cheers!" or, So Let's all give a big round of applause to Mark for the outstanding job he's done while working with the company"*

Obviously, there are many different ways these leading lines can be used, but if you can commit them to memory and be prepared to use them next time you might be asked to speak, you will let go of all fear and anxiety, and people will be SO impressed with your ability to get up and give a confident, fluent speech in front of a group of people, while looking like you didn't even have to prepare! Good luck, and happy public speaking!

RadicallyBlunt:
Babe thanks I didn't know the app is available for bb too. Just downloaded it now. U too much

U must be a music lover

RadicallyBlunt:
Intro yes especially those with heavy instrumental melody but some songs are so slow that ppl wont even feel it when ur phone rings. Some of such songs have melodious tune in d mid but ringtones don't go beyond intros

E.g I like adekunle gold's latest 'ready' especially cuz of d lead guitar played in it but d intro isn't loaded

Omaibaji:
@All Mamas, my mum always advises me that when i deliver, weda the baby has visible jaundice or not i should make sure to bring the baby out daily between 8 to 10am so he/she can take some natural vitamin D from the early morning sun. its either that or you lay the baby down by a window where the morning sun can sip in slowly. Mother nature's treatment is still the best. Just saying.

Enypie:
And so shall it be.

MoonChildng:
Amen @Ejaisky as you have asked so be it....and it shall be permanent.