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 Jobs/Vacancies › 100 Percent Growth Guaranteed by Eleta01(op): 8:56am On Jul 21, 2016 |
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| Career › Always Give A Helping Hand. by Eleta01(op): 6:10pm On Jul 18, 2016 |
Whenever you have an opportunity to give, just do it. Even if you have to inconvenient yourself by doing so. Don't be like a stagnant water. Remember, any stagnated water can only stink. So when you have more than enough and you don't give, as time goes on, you will start to stink and people around you will hate you for that. The truth is, if you want to be in control of your world and in control of people and situations around you, learn how to give. When you do so, you automatically have people under your control, and your life will be much easier. Affect lives, invest positively into peoples destiny. Live a life of mark and you will be remarkable. Someone out there is depending on you to reach out to him or her, don't hold back. Start giving, refuse to be a stagnant water and choose to flow HopeDose int'l
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| Education › 14 Years Interval by Eleta01(op): 6:17pm On Jun 27, 2016 |
Tittle::: 14 YEARS INTERVAL It was a beautiful Wednesday morning on October 2nd, 2002. Samuel as excited as anyone can be as he is set for a new life, a new adventure, and most of all new quest for knowledge. It was Samuel's first day to school. Dressed so smart and ready to go. "Bye mum" was all he could say as he dashed through the glass door in their sitting room to meet with his father who has been waiting for me in his 504 Peugeot car. They drove for hours to Samuel school, which is miles away. On getting to school after the necessary registration and payments, with the company of his dad Samuel was shown to his new hostel. He settled in and moments later the dad left with heavy heart mixed with joy. Samuel's first encounter was with a senior called Opemipo who was in his final year as at that time. Approaching Samuel, Opemipo said " junior come here. Please can I get twenty naira note from you? I will pay back as soon as I can". Samuel been a fresher and a free giver brought out a twenty naira note out of the 45 naira given to him by his dad as pocket money. Samuel gave the money to Opemipo without hesitation and they both went their separate ways. Time passed and Samuel was broke. Reluctantly he narrated what happened between himself and senior Opemipo to his good friend Oluwabunmi. "What a pity you let go of such a huge amount of money to someone who doesn't deserve your penny" said Oluwabunmi. "Now you are broke with no means of communicating with your parents. And even if you are to write to them it will take weeks for them to get your letter. So you need to go and see senior Opemipo and explain to him. Maybe God will touch his heart to give back to you, your twenty naira bill after two good months" Oluwabunmi concluded. "Thanks for your advice" said sober Samuel as they both went their separate ways. On a faithful Monday morning, Samuel set out to meet with senior Opemipo. Opemipo having noticed Samuel approaching, changed the structure of his face as he was discussing and laughing with his friends. "What do you want?" Asked Opemipo with a very harsh face structure. "I will like to see you privately sir" said young Samuel. After several minutes, Opemipo majestically moved towards where Samuel was standing. "Make it fast" said Opemipo. Without wasting time Samuel narrated what he had in mind to Opemipo of how desperate he needed back his money. "I have no money to give you Samuel" Opemipo said with a Frown on his face, as he continued in laughter "that money was my consultation fee for me not to beat up your ass while you are here in my territory". Proud Opemipo brought out three hundred naira and waved it to the air saying, " I have money but you can get none of it". Short of words, Samuel walked out of the scene without altering a word to Opemipo. Years passed. Exactly fourteen years interval. Opemipo been a fresh NYSC graduate walked into an interview room to defend his curriculum vitae for a job he has earlier applied for. Now let's back up a little. When Opemipo applied for the position of an accountant at one of the leading banks in the country, Samuel been the head of Human Resource Management, has already spotted the name of Opemipo and he immediately recalled all his experience with him years back. So with so much anticipation he has waited for this day to come. Now let's continue. "Good morning sir" Opemipo greeted closing the door behind him. Samuel sitting facing the door directly, recognised him immediately but Opemipo couldn't. Series of questions has been asked and Samuel is yet to say a word. "Mr Samuel sir, the decision is yours" said one of the panel members. "Mr Opemipo, is someone should borrow you a sum of money, how long will it take for you to pay back?". Asked Samuel. " immediately and definitely exactly when I promised to pay back sir" answered Opemipo. "How about collecting the sum of twenty naira from a small boy that needed it more than you do, and you refuse to pay back" Samuel asked again. "I can never do such a thing. In fact I have never borrowed not even a dime in my entire life" Opemipo replied. Waving Opemipo's employment letter, Samuel said "well you are here in my territory. This is your employment letter but you are not getting it". After hearing this statement was when Opemipo realised what exactly was happening and he immediately recalled Samuel's face. And he said to himself "impossible but how? Samuel its you, how comes?". Samuel standing in his feet said to Opemipo "the road to success is like a stair case, so you can either climb a stair after each other or you can as well run as you climb. I choose to run and that is why I am here today and u are not. Have a nice day senior Opemipo. You are not meant to be here. You are not credible enough". These were Samuel's words as he walked away with Opemipo standing at the middle of the conference room soaked with tears. Never look down on anybody unless you are helping them up. Be truthful in all your ways and always remember that you will always need someone to get to wherever you intend to be. Always be a good ambassador of yourself anywhere you find your self because, you don't know what tomorrow holds. Copyright © HopeDose Int'l. 2016. By: KELVIN OLUSEYI ELETA |
| Literature › 14 Years Interval by Eleta01(op): 6:05pm On Jun 27, 2016 |
Tittle::: 14 YEARS INTERVAL It was a beautiful Wednesday morning on October 2nd, 2002. Samuel as excited as anyone can be as he is set for a new life, a new adventure, and most of all new quest for knowledge. It was Samuel's first day to school. Dressed so smart and ready to go. "Bye mum" was all he could say as he dashed through the glass door in their sitting room to meet with his father who has been waiting for me in his 504 Peugeot car. They drove for hours to Samuel school, which is miles away. On getting to school after the necessary registration and payments, with the company of his dad Samuel was shown to his new hostel. He settled in and moments later the dad left with heavy heart mixed with joy. Samuel's first encounter was with a senior called Opemipo who was in his final year as at that time. Approaching Samuel, Opemipo said " junior come here. Please can I get twenty naira note from you? I will pay back as soon as I can". Samuel been a fresher and a free giver brought out a twenty naira note out of the 45 naira given to him by his dad as pocket money. Samuel gave the money to Opemipo without hesitation and they both went their separate ways. Time passed and Samuel was broke. Reluctantly he narrated what happened between himself and senior Opemipo to his good friend Oluwabunmi. "What a pity you let go of such a huge amount of money to someone who doesn't deserve your penny" said Oluwabunmi. "Now you are broke with no means of communicating with your parents. And even if you are to write to them it will take weeks for them to get your letter. So you need to go and see senior Opemipo and explain to him. Maybe God will touch his heart to give back to you, your twenty naira bill after two good months" Oluwabunmi concluded. "Thanks for your advice" said sober Samuel as they both went their separate ways. On a faithful Monday morning, Samuel set out to meet with senior Opemipo. Opemipo having noticed Samuel approaching, changed the structure of his face as he was discussing and laughing with his friends. "What do you want?" Asked Opemipo with a very harsh face structure. "I will like to see you privately sir" said young Samuel. After several minutes, Opemipo majestically moved towards where Samuel was standing. "Make it fast" said Opemipo. Without wasting time Samuel narrated what he had in mind to Opemipo of how desperate he needed back his money. "I have no money to give you Samuel" Opemipo said with a Frown on his face, as he continued in laughter "that money was my consultation fee for me not to beat up your ass while you are here in my territory". Proud Opemipo brought out three hundred naira and waved it to the air saying, " I have money but you can get none of it". Short of words, Samuel walked out of the scene without altering a word to Opemipo. Years passed. Exactly fourteen years interval. Opemipo been a fresh NYSC graduate walked into an interview room to defend his curriculum vitae for a job he has earlier applied for. Now let's back up a little. When Opemipo applied for the position of an accountant at one of the leading banks in the country, Samuel been the head of Human Resource Management, has already spotted the name of Opemipo and he immediately recalled all his experience with him years back. So with so much anticipation he has waited for this day to come. Now let's continue. "Good morning sir" Opemipo greeted closing the door behind him. Samuel sitting facing the door directly, recognised him immediately but Opemipo couldn't. Series of questions has been asked and Samuel is yet to say a word. "Mr Samuel sir, the decision is yours" said one of the panel members. "Mr Opemipo, is someone should borrow you a sum of money, how long will it take for you to pay back?". Asked Samuel. " immediately and definitely exactly when I promised to pay back sir" answered Opemipo. "How about collecting the sum of twenty naira from a small boy that needed it more than you do, and you refuse to pay back" Samuel asked again. "I can never do such a thing. In fact I have never borrowed not even a dime in my entire life" Opemipo replied. Waving Opemipo's employment letter, Samuel said "well you are here in my territory. This is your employment letter but you are not getting it". After hearing this statement was when Opemipo realised what exactly was happening and he immediately recalled Samuel's face. And he said to himself "impossible but how? Samuel its you, how comes?". Samuel standing in his feet said to Opemipo "the road to success is like a stair case, so you can either climb a stair after each other or you can as well run as you climb. I choose to run and that is why I am here today and u are not. Have a nice day senior Opemipo. You are not meant to be here. You are not credible enough". These were Samuel's words as he walked away with Opemipo standing at the middle of the conference room soaked with tears. Never look down on anybody unless you are helping them up. Be truthful in all your ways and always remember that you will always need someone to get to wherever you intend to be. Always be a good ambassador of yourself anywhere you find your self because, you don't know what tomorrow holds. Copyright © HopeDose Int'l. 2016. By: KELVIN OLUSEYI ELETA |
| Jobs/Vacancies › Marketers Needed Urgently by Eleta01(op): 12:12pm On Jun 19, 2016 |
A new firm with branches at Onitsha, Abuja and head quarters at Kaduna, is in urgent need of marketers with appropriate experience. please kindly forward your PDF version of CV to +2348120232417 (WhatsApp number) application ends on 13th Aug. 2016. Qualification Requirement: OND from Management of HopeDose Int'l |
| Literature › Stop Living A POROUS Lifestyle. by Eleta01(op): 11:02am On Jun 12, 2016 |
Stop Living a Porous Life. Part1: Some are just so lose that they can hardly controls what goes in or out of their life. They allow circumstances and life scenarios to be a major determinant of their life situations. Whenever you sleep blank without even taking a moment to visualise what tomorrow holds, you are definitely living a porous life. You allow your precious life to go by the popular phrase "God knows tomorrow". Yes God knows tomorrow and even beyond, but on your own path need to search for what tomorrow truly holds. Don't be an empty slate because when you are, life's circumstances will definitely fill it for you. Another scenario of a porous lifestyle is when you just allow anyhow friend or just anybody that you know fully well that he/she cannot add anything positive to your life, yet you allow such persons in and out of your life at ease. You need to realise that you are not meant to associate with just anybody that comes your way. That is why the need arises for you to group your friends and relate with them accordingly. Yes, you have a destiny (we all do), but you need to know that you are the chief custodian of your destiny. You are in charge and its high time you set some rules and develop a principled lifestyle. Say NO to bad influence, lack of direction an focus, living I concord lifestyle. Live a life of principles and STOP been POROUS. I hope this article helps you as I intended, your opinions are also welcome. I am KELVIN OLUSEYI ELETA. An author, writer, speaker, and an active member of HopeDose int'l. Kindly contact us for your Seminars, Presentations, Leadership Conference e.t.c. Tel: 07060543620 Address: just a call away. Area of interest includes; Wealth Creation an Management, Mind Development, Leadership Training. Thanks as you contact us (from team HopeDose) |
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