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Hepatitis B can survive the. fire unless the barber leaves the clipper's teeth burning for minutes....I have heparitis B, and it is not from childhood. i have never have sex in my life.

gucciangel:
Cool. Had mine on 28th June.
How was your interview?

It was well. I'm sorry for getting back to you late. Anyway, I'm nkt expecting anything from Zenith again. Thank you

tammie24:
had it too

The worst sickness you can ever have
You can get it even from the sweat of an infected person
Very contagious
The bad part is that you may not know on time and be treating typhoid or malaria

It kills so fast...
Within 10days if you have acute hepatitis

Thank God for my life

Stop disseminating wrong info. It doesn't kill fast, in fact you could live your own life without knowing you have it. As the author has rightly written it affects the Liver whilst exhibiting symptoms in some and not in others.

Our Immune system wouldat first stage fights it once infected. For adults that have acute Hep B it is statistically expeceted that 90 to 95% will cure it without even knowing they ever had it - this is done withing 6 months once infected while for Children and ederly persons 90% will not be able to fight it. What this means for the adult and children is, once your immune system is unable to fight it withing 6 months you're automatically diagnosed to have chronic infection and which has no cure presently( for HepB).

At this point your doctor will have you run some tests and determine if you need treatment and be checked once in 6 months - meaning not everybody needs treatments!! This treatment will however, surpress the virus efficacy and prevents it from attching ur liver but one would still have the virus in his/her blood stream albeit living a normal life whilst treating it.

To say it kills fast is a wrong info there are many people that are walking with this virus around thr world and don't even know it. For many Adults they get infected, there Immune stystem fight it and they develop the antibody and can never be infected again. They go thru this process without even know it. This further explains while a husband might have it while the wife won't!!

Blizzy9ja:
And not all his daughters are wearing the hijab...

But you'll see poor muslims making noise upandan because of the nonsense

How'd you feel if a muslim calls something significant to your religion 'nonesense'?

And when has HRM Sanusi's daughters become the yardstick to measure religion?

Barbar2ndey:
When did you do your first medicals.. Were you contacted by Zenithbank for the second medicals?

Yes I was. Any reason you asking?

ok. I pray you get invited

Hello,

Luckily I came accross ur posts in the section. I'm also currently in Zemith's recruitment process, and I would like to know if you got in as I have some infos I need.

I had gone through medicals but I was called in for second medical. I got to know when I waa about having the medical that theu are testing me for hepatitis B. I became worried so I had me teated from an hospital and the result came out positive. I'm depressed RN. I don't know I get to have this. It's beyond me. The doc. Said it could be from Barbing saloon.

My questions is: I haven't been contacted by Zenith as per their own test. Do you by any way know if I have been dropped off this recruitment process? Thanks

Can you email me?

CHM11:
lol josh josh,..you just resumed with probably one of the best banks in Nigeria. Congrats bro.

Advice?.. huuuum, I would advice that you approach the job with a very open mind. Complain less, learn, dont join the crowd, stand out!..start ICAN or ACCA as soon as possible if you intend to stay in banking for long. Even if you want to leave banking but still stay in finance.

Different branches have different supervisors, HOPs and branch heads...some are total jerks, but the majority are awesome persons. Learn to read people and approach issues professionally. plsssssss never you compromise on your integrity.

I know its a personal thing, but if i was you, i will see this job as a stepping stone to something much much better. This is the time you should rev up your engine and define what you want to do in life because before you blink in this your new job, 6 years would have passed you by and you probably got promoted/converted once.

use this allawee that they will be paying you to enhance yourself professionally; Masters, ICAN, CFA, ACCA, business, skills etc

Very important point: You will see 80% of your contract colleagues complaining and talking trash about Zenith management, they are wicked, they are bla bla bla...bro just ignore, you cant change management from your cubicle...what you can change is the value you add to yourself...keep improving, applying for nee and better jobs, start your life from here.

leave the complaining for the complainers...most of them will still be there complaining to the next generation of fresh intakes...i pray that you would have moved ahead in life by then
i wish you the very best.

Hello CHM11,

Luckily I came accross ur posts in the section. I'm also currently in Zemith's recruitment process, and I would like to know if you got in as I have some infos I need.

I had gone through medicals but I was called in for second medical. I got to know when I waa about having the medical that theu are testing me for hepatitis B. I became worried so I had me teated from an hospital and the result came out positive. I'm depressed RN. I don't know I get to have this. It's beyond me. The doc. Said it could be from Barbing saloon.

My questions is: I haven't been contacted by Zenith as per their own test. Do you by any way know if I have been dropped off this recruitment process? Thanks

Hadampson:
I heard about the hot weather in western Europe.

This is very unusual. Their meteorologists should look into the matter before it gets out of hand

What should they do? Should they go and reduce it?

Emmychuks20:
bro come Adamawa those German sun dey learn work from satin we re facing a times we pray for flood

Preshy561:
I saw a video last week on Instagram where Arab men gathered and two ladies in the centre were sexually twerking while the men were singling and clapping, allah allah allla.
I laughed hehehe.
Allahh untop twerking biko?

Have you ever watched porn? Ever seen a woman being drilled amd shouting jesus?

hello fam, I seem to have poor network. As regard the deadline for taking the test, can I write it at midnight when. the network should possibly be better?

I also received a message from LEEDWAY, saying they are addressing the network issue

08189364697 please add me to the group

this is my number 08189364697 please add me to the group

hello house, I attended the Admin interview that was held in Abuja late May, any info regarding the final shortlisted candidate pls?

naijacentric:
U cant wear shoes in d mosque but soldiers allowed guardin a person also in a so called holy place religion is really a scam connect to ur maker if u know u know.

you can wear shoes to pray sef, let seek knowledge pls

NwaAmaikpe:



This is arrant nonsense.
Absolute fvckery and ridiculous fanaticism.
MURIC should as well force airlines to postpone or cancel Friday flights so that passengers can attend Ju'maat.

Its a shame that WAEC succumbed to the subtle Islamization ploy.

How many WAEC candidates observe Ju'maat?
Why should a student in school even want to leave school to attend Ju'maat?
Let alone a student who has exams.

In saner climes, WAEC would be sued to court for altering timetables for a reason as flimsy as this.

With the way the country is tilting, very soon Fridays will be declared a work-free day and it will be considered an offence if the rule is flouted.

MURIC should get one fact clear;
Nigeria is a secular state and will always remain one!!!
Friday is a weekday and exams can hold on any day of the week (except Sunday which is globally considered the Sabbath day.)

can you here yourself? Sabath day? does this sound secular to you?

i could decipher 3 points from you writeup. 1. Nigeria is not Saudi, quite alright but you need to know that Saudi is not a secular state and the accepted religion there is ISLAM so no basis for comparison 2. sentiments blinds you to have posit that a sango worshiper or Cele can decide to wear their various attires to the courtroom, hospitals and surgical rooms. there is absolutely no basis of comparison here again, as the said Lady that wore the scarf completely dressed in accepted 'dress code' including the wig while adhering to her constitutionally allowed rights, no conflict here. A sango worshiper or any worshiper perse not wearing the accepted dress code can never be compared to this scenario. 3 saying people kept mute when the issue you raised above occurred might not be correct in its entirety as I can remember there was outrage which led to the management of Law school to issue a statement relating a trend of the misbehaviour of its aforesaid member, still, no basis here. remember that 2 wrong does not make a right so assuming you are right that Nigeria kept quiet then did keeping quiet the right solution? so why should you subtly condemn the outrage of the people and yes THE CONSTITUTION IS SUPREME AND ALL OTHER LAWS IN CONFLICT IS NULL AND VOID TO ITS EXTENT OF CONTRADICTIONS.

barackodam:
There was a time FUNAAB was officially named the best uni in Nigeria that teaches most. Yet, they were lingering outside top ten in all the rankings that were released

NUC does not rank universities prove me wrong by posting a source/link to their official websites. lets us stop taking in trashes from gullible individuals waking up one morning and ignorantly ranking the university

kings09:
Christians n traditional worshippers beta get ur robes n cowries ready if dis hijab of a thing is finally allowed by d NBA.

Muslims want fight for fight, they ll get it.

NBA should just be ready to receive choir robes n amadioha uniforms.

so far it clearly shows the gown and the wig wear whatever you want to wear.

fellow comment readers kindly join for a selfie

my fellow comment readers ya all should gather here for a selfie

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Islam is not a tribe Islam is a religion and no tribe is superior to any other tribe so far we are all Muslims. remember democracy is not Islam but Shareah.

i do tell my Friends that Saraki will sho us pepper but they told me Nigerians as a whole are not fools like kwarans. hnmm i have been vindicated this man smart die aswear, e no easy to contruct flyover from post office to post office biko.... sai bukky, sai leader, oloye!!!

FlyoruB:
And how much did Nigeria lose to the official PDP-supervised looting spree during the last election alone (at least the masses enjoy small out of the subsidy, how much of the looted funds trickled down to them?)? Not to talk of the 16-years the party held sway. Hypocrites.

everybody blackmailed our fomer president now, so whats the issue

are we deserved to be killed weda.by libyans or niger delter avengers??

Hadez:
I dnt like his baby mama. He could hv gone 4 a better girl

who cares if you like her or not

Hadez:
I dnt like his baby mama. He could hv gone 4 a better girl

who cares if you like her or not

citizenisb:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/new-fuel-price-regime-inevitable-will-create-200000-jobs-lai-mohammed/

why is this man like this na

lmao

OgbeniAnonymous:
Probably UN doesn't know about IPOB and Herdsmen attack.

kindly read to understand, its human development report: which include consideration on education disease etc and not security issues

Someone just said APC changed from All progressives Congress to All Promises cancelled

na my #5 change i wan collect.. abi na only me notice say #5 scarce too

A senior lawyer, accused by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission of bribing a judge, on Friday denied the allegation, insisting that the N225,000 he paid to Justice Mohammed Yunusa was to cover part of the funeral of the judge’s father-in-law. Rickey Tarfa stated, in an affidavit he filed before a Federal High Court in Lagos, that the money was a contribution by some friends of Mr. Yunusa towards the funeral rites of his father-in- law, Audi Damasa. “The applicant (Mr. Tarfa) did not on 7th January, 2014 bribe Honourable Justice M.N. Yunusa with the sum of N225,000 or any other sum at all,” the lawyer stated in the affidavit deposed to by John Odubela, the head of his chambers. “It was common knowledge in the legal circles that Honourable Justice M.N. Yunusa lost his father-in-law, Alhaji Audi Garba Damasa on the 28th December, 2013 in Maiduguri and travelled there to attend to the funeral rites. “The applicant and some friends of Honourable Justice M.N. Yunusa made some donations towards the said funeral rites and to commiserate with the judge since they could not physically go and commiserate with him in Maiduguri, where he was and stayed for a while. “The contributed monies amounted to N225,000, which sum was given to the applicant with the responsibility to get same across to the bereaved judge. “The applicant consequently made arrangements to forward the sum N225,000. “I know as a fact that it is common in Nigeria for friends and well-wishers to contribute gifts in cash and kind to people who are celebrating or bereaved.” The EFCC had alleged that Mr. Tarfa made phone contacts with Mr. Yunusa in a case before the judge. The commission provided phone numbers of Mr. Tarfa, the judge, and bank documents detailing money transfer from the lawyer to Justice Yunusa. ”Based on intelligence report available to the Commission that the Applicant in a desperate bid to pervert the cause of justice in earlier proceedings involving the suspects on the subject matter was using his GSM ….. to communicate with Honourable Justice M. N. Yunusa in a case before His Lordship, the 1st Respondent requested the Applicant upon his arrest to respond to the allegation and surrender his mobile Apple I-Phone 6, colour black with MTN No. …..,” the EFCC stated in a counter affidavit deposed to by Moses Awolusi, an EFCC investigator. ”That based on investigations and data analysis of the Applicant’s mobile phones startling revelations about secret, unhealthy communications between the Applicant and judicial officers emerged.” The Commission had arraigned Mr. Tarfa before a Lagos High Court, last Tuesday, for allegedly obstructing two of its officers from arresting Gnanhooue Sourou and Nazaire Odeste, the owners of Rana Prestige Industries. In response, Mr. Tarfa filed a N2.5 billion fundamental rights action enforcement suit against the EFCC protesting his arrest and detention by the Commission. In addition to seeking N2.5 billion as damages, Mr. Tarfa is also seeking a public apology from the EFCC for his alleged arrest and detention.