ednut1:
Avoid dubai is what everyone i know is saying. Nigerians are finding it hard to get or renew work permit

Thanks bro. But one of the guys was saying that the agency will procure a job for the person and will start work on arrival. So how can they do that without obtaining work permit

Ok. Currently now, am thinking of moving outside my current location to go husstle.

I stay in Aba and doing business there after my graduation but finding it very difficult to MEET UP again after the government demolished our shops in Ariaria market.

Am considering countries that will not be too expensive to go to with friendly immigration policy and can guarantee substantial income. Am a hard-working guy and very strong, so labour won't be a problem to me.

Most of my folks suggested Dubai, but am currently in dilemma having compared some who went and came back with nothing and those who went and re doing things that are substantial.

So I need a third party opinion. What do u guys think. Pls I need sound opinions so I won't make a grave mistake I may later live to regret

Now read this..

Snakes can't live inside soakaway. The gas alone in your soakaway will kill them. Just incase you don't know, the gas inside your soakaway can generate electricity.

Again I ask, does the Snake live inside your poo Or they float ontop of poo?

Do you know your bathing soap water also goes into that soakaway, both the waste water from your kitchen? Do you know soaps carry chemicals that are harmful?

Again an average building has over 6 Chambers, think of it, for a snake to live inside soakaway and still find it way to a w.c, it means it must past many Chambers,so tell me. How possible is that?

Also it is completely madness living a storey building yet you are afraid that Snake will crawl out from your W.C, how?
it can never happen, thats because the 4inch pipe that carry your poo from the w.c to the soakaway has a smooth surface, Snake can not comfortable crawl on it. It not possible.

Now is it possible for Snake to crawl out from your W.C? yes it is. But that can only happen if you stay in a bungalow, ground floor and you have a breakage in the service chamber that has direct link to your w.c, I mean direct link to the toilet.

So please those of you that are busy
Flushing fuel and salt inside ur soakaway, sorry you are just wasting your money.

So hear it now, Snake can only come out from your W.C if you have a broken Chamber that is directly linked to you toilet.

Snakes don't live inside your soakaway because snakes too need oxygen.

Go and enjoy your shit but don't forget to check your Chambers most time.

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The governor's are the real problems in this country. See how their interest is more important to them

I have Never seen a government as clueless, uncoordinated and indecisive government as the government of Okezie Ikpeazu the governor of Aba state.

Imagine the tension, emotional trauma and losses the traders of Ariaria international market are going through because of the mediocrity of those advising him.

Ariaria international market structures have been in a sorry state since the days of T.A Orji mainly characterised by the dirts and flood in the market and much was expected from Gov. Okezie Ikpeazu being an Aba brought up to fix this problems.

But the case seems to be worse now. Traders are loosing customers on a daily, goods are being lost to floods, too much taxations from the indigines dominated excos and government, so much deciets all thanks to the cluelessness of the governor.

The structural deficit of Ariaria is down to stagnancy of water. No proper drainage plan and improper dispose of waste. All the water and floods from brass junction, umuocham, bakassi, umule and faulks road heads down to A line, Ariaria market with nowhere to go. The hole they dug up at ukwu mango to store water has been filled and has chased out the occupants of those area. And the government feels that the solution is to demolish the A line buildings and it's environs with the high level of business investments and properties there owned by individuals and corporate entities.

Yes, the market as a whole needs restructuring because there is high need for it but not in these manner. Even if the government wants, they can build a skyscraper there. But if the problems aforementioned are not solved, what is happening will continue happening.

Now, they have given everybody in that zone quit notice of one week. To where? (They will say Ekumi shopping plaza). Ekumi shopping plaza owned by an individual with very little capacity to contain the medical line talk more of the whole Traders in that zone. People have clamoured for the demolition to be extended till December 31st to allow them make proper arrangements and relocations but the greediness of some fellows who have vested interest in the project will not listen to the voices of plea.

One wonders if they have ever thought of the negative effect of demolition during raining season especially one in a strategic place as this zone. What will be the effect of the rising water caused by the blockade of the demolished blocks on the adjacent and opposite zones? because truly truly the water has no where to go.

The traders have no options now. Most have moved to new locations where they are hopeful that business will go as usual, some have rented shops at obscure places while some don't even know what to do. Some goods and fittings are still trapped there, while some have been sold at meagre prices. Most people and companies have hired late-minute labourers to breakdown their shops so they can go with the little they can to wherever fate has proposed for them.

And now, they are allegedly postponing the demolition till God knows when. To what end?

I have Never seen a government as clueless, uncoordinated and indecisive government as the government of Okezie Ikpeazu the governor of Aba state.

Imagine the tension, emotional trauma and losses the traders of Ariaria international market are going through because of the mediocrity of those advising him.

Ariaria international market structures have been in a sorry state since the days of T.A Orji mainly characterised by the dirts and flood in the market and much was expected from Gov. Okezie Ikpeazu being an Aba brought up to fix this problems.

But the case seems to be worse now. Traders are loosing customers on a daily, goods are being lost to floods, too much taxations from the indigines dominated excos and government, so much deciets all thanks to the cluelessness of the governor.

The structural deficit of Ariaria is down to stagnancy of water. No proper drainage plan and improper dispose of waste. All the water and floods from brass junction, umuocham, bakassi, umule and faulks road heads down to A line, Ariaria market with nowhere to go. The hole they dug up at ukwu mango to store water has been filled and has chased out the occupants of those area. And the government feels that the solution is to demolish the A line buildings and it's environs with the high level of business investments and properties there owned by individuals and corporate entities.

Yes, the market as a whole needs restructuring because there is high need for it but not in these manner. Even if the government wants, they can build a skyscraper there. But if the problems aforementioned are not solved, what is happening will continue happening.
Now, they have given everybody in that zone quit notice of one week. To where? (They will say Ekumi shopping plaza). Ekumi shopping plaza owned by an individual with very little capacity to contain the medical line talk more of the whole Traders in that zone. People have clamoured for the demolition to be extended till December 31st to allow them make proper arrangements and relocations but the greediness of some fellows who have vested interest in the project will not listen to the voices of plea.

One wonders if they have ever thought of the negative effect of demolition during raining season especially one in a strategic place as this zone. What will be the effect of the rising water caused by the blockade of the demolished blocks on the adjacent and opposite zones? because truly truly the water has no where to go.
The traders have no options now. Most have moved to new locations where they are hopeful that business will go as usual, some have rented shops at obscure places while some don't even know what to do. Some goods and fittings are still trapped there, while some have been sold at meagre prices. Most people and companies have hired late-minute labourers to breakdown their shops so they can go with the little they can to wherever fate has proposed for them.
And now, they are allegedly postponing the demolition till God knows when. To what end?

The suya man needs to be questioned

It is happening

KillMNKnow:
The English fluency people with their usual long talk......


Meanwhile here in the North we walk the walk

Cos of say una darling patron dey sit abi?
Enjoy it while it last

Could this be a trick? Are they planning something bigger?

Toothless bulldogs

Newboss:

Her period for that one has already come and gone since this is April. She didn't miss that period.

Postinor affects the cycle in many women.

That means she is not pregnant right? Just a change in period cycle

Foodqueen:
Which one be period came and went


If what she saw was blood stain on her pants instead of a normal flow, then it's implantation bleeding.

If it was normal period she needs to take a blood test to know how far gone she is.

Eku ipalemo

Yea normal period. What do u mean by "how far gone"

Somebody should give an answer. All these responses won't help her

So this lady had a fling. Had sex on 14th February which according to her is her ovulation day. So she took postinor, drank some wine and continued the sex romp for the day and that was where it ended. She never had sex again.
Her period came and went. But the current period is 8 days late. So she is worried

Could she be pregnant?

chatinent:



I have not seen any friend in real life asking for another friend in real life. Accept responsibility.

bro abeg, if u get answer, put mouth. But if u no get, just chill

chatinent:
Why are you referring to the supposed mother of your child as a distant person?

just asking for friend cos I am confused too

So this lady had a fling. Had sex on 14th February which according to her is her ovulation day. So she took postinor, drank some wine and continued the sex romp for the day and that was where it ended. She never had sex again.
Her period came and went. But the current period is 8 days late. So she is worried

Could she be pregnant?

Thank God, our brothers eyes re opening gradually. We shall succeed

Loud am joor