Celebrities › Re: I Spent 4 Days In Police Cell Without Food Or Bath – Peller by femi4: 5:47pm On Jul 09 |
solablings: Fame is not above the law. Respect authority, follow due process, and let wisdom guide your actions. Everyone should learn from this and act responsibly. He escaped being put in prison for reckless driving the other day |
Nairaland General › Re: Some Common Sense Things You Should Know As An Adult by femi4: 5:42pm On Jul 09 |
Rapmoney: 1. Asking people when they will get married when you are not very close to them is plainly stupid. Marriage is part of a person's private life. That should not be your concern.
2. Being overweight and big in size and expecting others to squeeze themselves for you in public transport. They are not the cause of your big size. You lack discipline because you eat too much without exercising. Pay for an extra seat instead of inconveniencing others who might have paid same fare as you.
3. Entering a public place with body and mouth odours and expecting people to respect you. You lie! You have already abused and disrespected yourself by entering a public space in such condition.
4. Impregnating a girl, and expecting others to contribute to the upbringing of the child. Do you think your penis is bigger and more functional than theirs?
5. Informing your boss of your resignation over dissatisfaction, and accepting the job back again after he/she pacified you. Na premium sack and disgrace dey front gidigba dey wait you.
6. Fighting someone who will lose less than you if things go wrong. Not every fight is worth the stress.
7. Staring at strangers for too long and in an unnecessary manner. It makes people scared and uncomfortable.
8. Talking to people you do not know about your life in public transport.
9. Do not switch immediately to answering a call while discussing with somebody, without seeking their permission to opt out. When you are discussing with someone and a phone call comes in, excuse the person and take the call. The person is not a tree. He/she deserves to be regarded.
10. When you are walking on a tiny space and someone is at your back moving at a higher speed than yours, give them allowance to pass. They are not your bodyguard.
11. Going on a date and pressing your phone throughout the period. You should have told the other person that both of you would be having a phone pressing challenge instead of a date.
12. Using your fingers to pick your nose and still expecting others to shake you when you stretch out your hand.
13. When you meet someone who is way older than you, allow them to stretch out their hand for a handshake, and not the other way round.
14. When someone calls you on phone, you speak first, except the call is suspicious. Don't keep quiet and allow the caller to speak first.
15. Do not enter someone's house with dirty feet, or use their toilet without flushing. You will never know the stress it took them to put their house in order.
16. When you borrow something from someone, return it after use. Do not allow them to ask you for it or come to you to get it.
You can add yours. Being overweight is not always about eating too much though |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Over 800 Snakes From Snake Farm Escape Into Street After Flooding In China by femi4: 5:34pm On Jul 09 |
From china to the World |
Celebrities › Re: There Is Some Truth To ‘School na Scam’ – Jim Iyke by femi4: 5:33pm On Jul 09 |
Pierocash: Baba all the lecturers I know are doing well, rich and some , even super rich.
Don't rate them with cars , you will never know their true worth. All the lecturers I know are employers. Even the ones that don't have companies have investments heavily in real estate , but still driving cheap cars to deceive people Lies Same lecturers that are being owed by the govt Same prof that earn level 7/8 salaries in some fed agency |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Premium Human Resources Solution Job Recruitment (5 Positions) by femi4: 5:29pm On Jul 09 |
Are people really surviving on these salaries |
Business › Re: Nigergrob Ceramics Ogun:What I Found In An Abandoned Factory Established In 1974 by femi4: 4:47pm On Jul 09 |
They will soon buy the place n convert it to church |
Culture › Re: Some Popular Idoma Names And Their Meanings by femi4: 4:43pm On Jul 09 |
MossLuv: Adam in Idoma means "my father". I don't know what you are trying to say here Read to know what I m trying to say. You people borrowed the word |
Culture › Re: Some Popular Idoma Names And Their Meanings by femi4: 3:38pm On Jul 09 |
dallasi: SN NAME GENDER MEANING 1 ABOH Masculine War Lord 2 ACHIENI Feminine Unexpected 3 ADAH Masculine Father of nations 4 ADOLE Masculine Father of the house 5 ADAM Masculine My Father 6 AGABA Masculine Lion 7 AGBENU Feminine A child is wealth 8 AKOCHE Unisex My own 9 AKUM Feminine My own 10 ALECHENU Masculine Unexpected 11 ANYAOLE Feminine Women are makers of a home 12 ANYEBE Masculine Victory 13 APEH Masculine Apeh is the Idoma name for scabbard, the sheath scabbard used in protecting a sword. 14 EBO Feminine Peace 15.Adakole – Father of the house 16 EHI'KOWOICHO Feminine God’s Gift 17 EJE Masculine. Tiger 18 EJELIKWU Masculine Born for death (usually given when there has been frequent deaths of newborns in the family) 19 EK,OCHE Masculine My own 20 EKONDU Masculine The lord’s own 21 EKOWO Feminine God’s time 22 ELAKECHE Feminine Mysteries of the world 23 EMIENE Feminine Man proposes, God disposes 23 EMOCHE Masculine Born a King 24 ENAYI Feminine Mother of children 25 ENE Feminine Mother 25b EDUGWU Feminine. Citadel of Blessing 26 ENEKOLE Feminine Mother of the family 27 ENENCHE Masculine Good tidings (Thanks to God for seeing the dawn of a new day) 28 ENOCHE Feminine Mother of a King 29 EWACHE Masculine Majority decision rules 30 ICHEKANI Masculine Tomorrow cannot be forseen 31 IHOTU Unisex Love 32 IJEWODA Feminine Money is a source of pride 33 INALEGWU Masculine I have been vindicated 34 NGBEDE Masculine Happiness 35 OBE Masculine Industrious 36 OBOGWU Masculine Brave Part 37 OBOTU Masculine Comforter (peace at heart) 38 OCHANYA Feminine Queen 39 OCHE Masculine King. The variant Otse is used by people from Ado Local Government Area. 40 OCHEFIJE Feminine A human is worth more than money 41 OCHEJE Masculine No one really knows why except God 42 OCHEME Masculine A generation of Kings has ended 43 OCHEJE Masculine The position of a leader is a burden 44 OCHOHEPO Masculine God is the best judge 45 OCHOJILA Masculine Peoples King 46 ODALEKO Unisex Season i.e there is time for everything. 47 ODUMU Masculine Hyena 48 ODANGBO Masculine My gift 49 OGANYA Feminine Women Leader 50 OGBOLE Masculine Leader of family home (usually given when a father dies before the birth of a child) 51 OGEBE Masculine East 52 OGODO Feminine Mother of all mums 53 OGWA Feminine Abundance 54 OJONYE Masculine One who is compassionate hardly receives compassion from others 55 OKWORI Masculine Persevering against all odds 56 OLOCHE Masculine Having friends & family is true wealth. 57 OMABA Masculine Welcome 58 OMALE Masculine A renowned scribe 59 ONJEFU Masculine Who can predict tomorrow? 60 ONNAH Masculine Miracle 61 ONOJA Masculine Market leader (a very resourceful person) 62 ONUM Masculine He that pursues me in my innocence, pursues shadows. 63 ONYECHE Feminine Who wants to be relegated? 64 ONYECHI Feminine A child dedicated to the gods 65 ONYEJE Feminine Who knows tomorrow 66 ONYEMOWO Feminine Who knows tomorrow? 67 ONYEYIBO Feminine A beautiful child. 68 ONYILOKO Feminine Woman of strong virtues 69 OOFUNI Feminine God’s grace is not sourced by force 70 OWOICHO Masculine God 71 OWOLOYI Feminine Every child belongs to God 72 OYA Feminine Friend 73 OYIBINGA Feminine I can endure for a child 74 OYIFIODA Masculine A child is greater than wealth 75 OYIWODA Feminine A child is a source of pride 76 OGWA. Feminine Rainy reason 77 ABAKPA Masculine Stranger from the North 78 ATAMA Masculine Chief Priest 79 ONYI (kpechi) Feminine daughter of harmattan 80 IDENYI. Femine the River goddess 81 ENYANWU Feminine. the sun goddess 82 OMAGA Masculine. the hawk 83 OMONU. Masculine. son of a king (Prince) 83 ONYEJE. Femine. who knows tommorow 84 AMEH Masculine there's an end to everything 85 OCHAYI. Masculine pride of the family 86 OTEIKWU Masculine hunting is deadly 87 AKOGWU. Masculine war hero 88 ABAH Masculine gathering of heroes 89 EJEMBI (Ejeh) Masculine I was given to hold 90 OKOH Masculine. great farmer 91 IDOKO Masculine the one who lives in the farm 92 ELAIGWU Masculine word is as sharp as the sword/blade 93 AKOR. Masculine. war leader 94 OMALE Masculine. wisdom 94 OJOBO Masculine God is great 95 EGBA Masculine. shout of victory/joy 96 OKAY. feminine royal bead 97 ODACHI feminine. strange, miracle 98 OJECHEMA Masculine the one who came to test the word 99 OBEKPA. Masculine treasurer 100 ANYEBE Masculine fearless warrior/lungs 101 OCHUBE. Masculine success story 102 EKERE Masculine. sickness is not a barrier/ overcomer 103 OGODO feminine. treasured box 104 APEH Masculine. sword 105 INEDU Masculine home of peace 106 APOCHI Masculine back of a tree/strength 107 OKPE Masculine. the seer/eagle 108 ABUTU Masculine descendant of Utuoja 109 OGWUCHE Masculine. King's blessing 110 AGBO. Masculine. town crier 111 ICHEKANI Masculine don't conclude on my present situation 112 ANEH. feminine favour, precious leave 113 OKWO Masculine. the pillar 114 EMA feminine peace 115 OBUTE. Masculine crossover/victory 116 ALADI feminine new beginning 117 ADAMA Masculine father's favourite 118 IKWUJE Masculine death knows this 119 AJEH Masculine land 120 ENOKELA unisex. day of reckoning 121 UJAH masculine war 122 ONYEMOWO who knows my destiny 123 ONYECHE feminine. who wants others to succeed 124 EDOKA feminine a question has been asked 125 EKOJA masculine the one who was born in the market 126 ONYEJECHE. who knows the word 127 OWONYA. feminine saved by grace or freedom 128 ONOGWU masculine. war leader 129 OWOLE feminne child of destiny 130 ONYAOMALE feminine wisdom 131 ONYIOWO feminine. woman of rain 132 OCHAI masculine. king of babies 133 ONMA masculine. ornament 134 OWOICHOJUM Unisex God is my sufficiency 135 OOYA'KONDU Unisex The Lord's doing
Proudly Idoma Adam is not one of them The name Adam derives from Hebrew roots. It means "man," "humanity," or "son of the red earth". It stems from the Hebrew word adamah, meaning "ground" or "earth," |
Car Talk › Re: Corolla Or Camry 2006 - 2010 For Uber by femi4: 9:14pm On Jul 08 |
Gospel367: Good day gurus in the house,
Please For über, what's the best recommendation for me.
I am exploring Nigerian used corolla or camey 2006 - 2008 for budget of less than 4M
Someone suggested if I can raise the bar to 5M, I should go for corolla 2010 or Yaris 2010 (the one with protruded back like corolla).
Please, what's the advice cos I am looking for durability and less mechanic wahala. I am also open to any better option despite the brand, mustn't be Toyota. Most importantly , I am looking for 4cylinder engine (or I don't know if it's 4 plug it's called) camry is roomy with good clearance |
Car Talk › Re: Honda Accord 2007 DC (4-cylinder): Good First Car Or Premium Headache? by femi4: 9:13pm On Jul 08 |
Kingdavid579: Good day, house.
I'm about to join the "car owner" association for the first time and I'm seriously considering a Honda Accord 2007 DC (4-cylinder).
The funny part is that I don't even know how to drive yet, so this car will literally teach me how to drive and hopefully not teach me financial lessons too. 😂
I'm a businessman in Abuja, and apart from personal use, I might put it on Uber or Bolt for a while to bring in some extra income instead of letting it sit idle.
My priorities are simple:
- Reliability. - Fuel economy. - Affordable maintenance. - Availability of spare parts. - Peace of mind.
For those who have owned or driven one, would you recommend it as a first car?
Is it a sensible choice, or should a first-time owner look elsewhere?
What are the common issues to watch out for before buying one?
Abeg, advise a future car owner before I use my hard-earned money to buy premium stress. 😄 Run o If you want to live...run o |
Health › Re: Dermatophagia: How Can I Stop Bitting My Finger And Flesh (dermatophagia) by femi4: 9:12pm On Jul 08 |
Kingrshd3: We're can one get that ? Women get many nail polish. Go to women section in any mall |
Celebrities › Re: Adakirikiri Turns Rapper, ADA (video) by femi4: 7:58pm On Jul 08 |
Mariangeles: Why? Strict rap culture doesn't last in Nigeria |
Crime › Re: Two Nigerians Arrested In India Over ₦915,000 Online Romance Scam (photo) by femi4: 7:52pm On Jul 08 |
Less than 1m..imagine |
Sports › Re: Lionel Messi Breaks World Cup All-time Assists Record In Comeback Win Vs. Egypt by femi4: 7:49pm On Jul 08 |
Englishisamust: Fifa boy at it again. Egypt was playing against argentina, ref and fifa. Make dem kuku give argentina the trophy make we know cry...its a must  |
Sports › Re: Lionel Messi Breaks World Cup All-time Assists Record In Comeback Win Vs. Egypt by femi4: 7:48pm On Jul 08 |
Justnation: Lionel Messi is a FIFA creation, an establishment superstar.
Christiano Ronaldo is a self made and self propelled superstar who worked hard and merited all the honor he got. I salute christiano Ronaldo cry me a river |
Sports › Re: Lionel Messi Breaks World Cup All-time Assists Record In Comeback Win Vs. Egypt by femi4: 7:47pm On Jul 08 |
The everlasting GOAT |
Crime › Re: Imo Police Arrest 184 Suspected Criminals In 2 Months, Recover Massive Arms, Amm by femi4: 7:45pm On Jul 08 |
Put them behind bars asap |
Education › Re: Onyedikachi Egejurum Speaks As World's Best In Mathematics! by femi4: 6:46pm On Jul 08 |
flokii: You still have a lot to learn kiddo.. even inside mathematics, many kinds of mathematics still dey. Haba...they are still growing. Congratulate him. He even managed to sleep in exam hall at some point  |
Celebrities › Re: Peggy Ovire And Frederick Leonard Officially Divorced by femi4: 6:42pm On Jul 08 |
No freedom anywhere...her pillow dey wet every night
Believe social media at your own peril |
Politics › Re: "The Fulani Are Killing Our People Everyday" - Hausa Woman Breaks Down In Tears by femi4: 6:40pm On Jul 08 |
Face them..na same hausa una dey speak |
Travel › Re: Lagos Takes Delivery Of More Trains For The Red Line by femi4: 6:12pm On Jul 08 |
Vixlot:
We need more boats Sanwo |
Investment › Re: National Reading Culture (NRC) Crashes by femi4: 6:09pm On Jul 08 |
I m bringing back sdp  |
Politics › Re: PFIPC Scandal: Adeyemi Speaks With VDM From Hideout, Denies Meeting Gbajabiamila by femi4: 6:06pm On Jul 08 |
Attention seeker oshi |
Health › Re: Dermatophagia: How Can I Stop Bitting My Finger And Flesh (dermatophagia) by femi4: 5:51pm On Jul 08 |
Kingrshd3: Hello everyone 🤗
A brother or a step brother is having this issue and he is over 45+ now so I told him I haven't seen such in my life even if he is older than me with just 2 years .
Anytime he finish washing plate or hands after eating his finger will got irritated until I snapped it and upload to AI to get the real name called dermatophagia..
Plz is there anyone that have seen this before in Nigeria or my brother was from the Mars or Jupiter.
See pictures below
👇 Replace the habit with another habit Apply Bitter Polish, bitter-tasting nail polish to his fingertips. This creates an immediate sensory reminder if he automatically puts his fingers in his mouth. |
Travel › Re: Anambra Man Swept Away By Flood Found Alive In The Bush Days Later by femi4: 5:48pm On Jul 08 |
Na water dey still take baff am  Fela don talk am finish: If water kill your child, na water you go use |
Politics › Re: Motion To Summon Tinubu Turns House Of Representatives Into A Rowdy Session by femi4: 5:41pm On Jul 08 |
Caostal road is sacrosant |
Education › Re: The Ambassadors Schools Ota Wins 15 Gold, 9 Silver And 9 Bronze At Olympiad by femi4: 5:37pm On Jul 08 |
Putinofrussia: Great one from great students but why is the Olympiad always so easy like this? past questions tinz |
Celebrities › Re: Adakirikiri Turns Rapper, ADA (video) by femi4: 5:35pm On Jul 08 |
Wrong genre choice |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Says Ceasefire With Iran Is over by femi4: 5:32pm On Jul 08 |
Let the bombing begins
US is no longer at the WC |
Tech Jobs › Re: Polaris Bank Limited Job Recruitment (10 Positions) by femi4: 5:28pm On Jul 08 |
Salary unknown
Let's have it |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Please Is This Interview Invite Legit by femi4: 5:05pm On Jul 08 |
Dedaperfection: Lois Adedamola Arowolo, Congratulations, Your cv was received and We’re pleased to inform you that you have been shortlisted for the role of an Administrative Assistant at Avalon Outsourcing. We would like to invite you to defend the position applied for in an Assessment session with our hiring team.
Date: Monday 8th , June, 2026. Time: 8am (No African Time, Gate closes 08:10am) Location : Plot 15/16 Ogba-Ikeja Rd, Car wash B/ Stop After KFC Eatery, Ogba, Lagos.
The assessment session will give us the opportunity to learn more about your qualifications, background, and potential for the role. You’ll also receive more information about the position and our expectations. Please come along the following 1. A valid means of identification 2. Your resume / CV 3. A printed copy of this invitation email 4. Dress corporately.
Kindly Respond to this email to confirm your attendance.
For Inquiries and Directions Call: 08125178830 Email: recruitment@avalonoutsourcing.org
Disclaimer: We are an outsourcing firm that screens and refers candidates to employers. We bridge the gap between employer and employee by linking organizations with candidates who have the potential and skill set needed for their roles.
Thank you for your interest in Avalon Outsourcing. We look forward to speaking with you.
Warm Regards, Avalon Outsourcing Recruitment Team recruitment@avalonoutsourcing.org www.avalonoutsourcing.org They are recruitment agency, its genuine However the interview date don pass The interview date is Monday, 8 June 2026, which has already passed. If you received it after that date, it was likely sent in error or is an old template. No a reputable agency will use "no african time," though |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Logistics Customer Service Representative At GUO Logistics Limited (4 Openings) by femi4: 5:00pm On Jul 08 |
See salary chai
Requirement / job description come long pass the salary
Graduate dey suffer |