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Supersuave2:Lol. Mumu dey smeh for your body cos you nor know nartin. FYI, FIFA has labelled this game a GRADE A friendly, meaning there's points to be won and so both teams would take the game serious. By the way, the Germany team (Team B) that went to the confederations cup will slug it real hard with Argentina's senior team. And lastly, only the 'Messiless Lion' will be absent from this game. |
Not an irony but one of the beauties of the beautiful game. |
World cup Ho still sweet biko. |
Na dia you go see dem. Dem sef wan feel important. Iranu |
pesinfada:Lmao!!! Bro I no be banker ooooo!! I be engineer biko |
Lol. Make dem scrap the yeye JAMB totally biko. Too many exam bodies when only few are needed. |
Sanchase:The highest you mentioned no even reach my overtime per month sef |
OP, the pretence don plenty pass the real work jor. Na penny wise pound foolish be this one abeg. |
I recently entered a bus from Ojuelegba to Ikeja. Instead of the bus to follow the bridge going to Fadeyi, he rather went through Jibowu (a longer route) to Fadeyi and there's usually holdup there. When a passenger enquired why he took that route, his response was ''govt say make we no follow bridge again'' and to avoid a N15k fine, he and other danfos jejely took the Jibowu route. So OP, to avoid PISS, biko make you, your mumcy and siblings maintain una lane and let PEACE rain. |
Hypochrisy everywhere. See kettles calling pot black. Cos you wear Hijjab doesn't make you a saint. She didn't even post her BREAST online. Na cleavage she post and many of us here hail dem celebs when they post such crap, calling it SEXY. #iranu |
OP, since the doubt bout her sincerity is already in your head, then let's finish this off once for all. Download WhatsApp on your laptop and secretely sync her WhatsApp with it. Then sit back and KNOW who your babe truly is |
I been tink sey you dey joke o! So you really mean am! Nna kamdan biko |
mhizesther:You just made me look stewpeed with your polite and matured answer. I humbly apologize for my wrong choice of words. Have a nice day too dear. |
omo wobe! |
StrawberryGloss:anty dey dia dey blow grammer. |
StrawberryGloss:madam, dey dia dey blow grammer o! mhizesther:anty you be olodo o! No time to read all your akuko cos your 1st statement don spoil every thing. Education has both formal and informal. For example, going to school is formal while learning a trade is informal. |
lol |
All these bloggers and their fakeology. But I believe there might be an iota of truth sha. Let the babe come out to debunk either the blogger's or the university's news. Na her own go make sense pass |
Lol. Packing water from a room and not trying to block the hole where the water is coming from. Shebi eez data wey remain naim pelsin wee rollover. 3gig wey no dey last 3 weeks, na data bundle be dat? I think the NCC should look into telcos data charges and reduce it |
See dis boy o! You get 90mins to score as much as you want but mmaya no gree you. After referee kon blow final whistle, you kon dey find match bonus. My guy you be waste biko. For Leicester you no dey play. For Nigeria you no dey play. For Ashawo hand, you no dey play. Even for Biafra, you no go play. Nwanne kedi uru e ba biko? |
I kinda agree with her. She's being factual. A househelp, just like other domestic paid employees, is EMPLOYED to work and in return get paid. But if being paid in CASH is not part of the agreement, then it'll suffice to pay her in KIND, by treating her same way you treat your kids. |
second paragraph starts with ''the 24 years old Leicester City . . . . '' Op biko. Explain that part for me cos ko ye mi rara! |
ko ye mi. Dem for just do 10 pieces na. Since na test dem wan do. |
Dango wan save him money to use am buy ASSenal |
This Pastor Chris and him church don turn to another tin aswear down! Anyway, I, just like other members here think it's a sin. So click the right (LIKE) button to proove me right. But if you think otherwise, then SHARE with your friends to know what they think |
victorazyvictor:I'll take this comment as a joke. Lemme just reserve my yab |
Jah epp man inna me kontri! Dem Bomboklats demma no see me car in jah name!! |
boss 10k nko. No kidding. SERIOUS buyer |
alignacademy:I hope so too. But Lalasticlala and mynd44 fit help dem learn o |
PARENTS, TEACHERS & TEENS / CHILDREN, LEARN FROM THIS! (A boy experience during an interview) 5 to 7 minutes into the interview, the lady looked at me, shook her head and said the 3 words that means a decision is irrevocable.... "I am Sorry". When an Oyinbo looks at you and does a crisp wry smile that barely lasts a second, and then utters the 3 words....your fate is sealed. You may not even see any movement across the lips, cheeks or face. But it must always come before the 3 words. Anyway, those 3 words mean they cannot help you further, and there is no amount of begging, emotional appeal, crying or sentimental display that will make them change their minds. "I am sorry, it is hard to believe that you have studied competitively for 17 straight years and you do not have a practicable experience that you can apply or adapt for the role you have applied for". She glanced at my CV once again before looking at my boyish innocent face. "Did you pay professional for this CV" she asked? "No" I quipped. "A professional CV writer would have probably spotted my lack of experience....." "Yeah, you are right. I agree". She interrupted me. "Honestly, it is hard to believe that your CV doesn't even show any holiday work experience. Sorry where are you from again if you don't mind?" "Nigeria" "Did you ever work during holiday?" "No" "And you are not a prince?" "No" (Half smiling). "Well, you are not the first from that area that I have interviewed in the last 12 years I have been doing this. All of you seemed to have that brain knowledge but without adequate work experience to match it". To cut the long story short, she confessed to me that based on CV alone, I was the most qualified of the final 5 candidates, and I was the last to be interviewed. She was expecting a sweep off from me, but all I did was a whimper. She gave me a business card and told me to use her as reference. "They will help you to build up your experience with one of their jobs. We can't offer you this role. It will definitely go to one of the other fours with lower qualifications but right experience". She crossed out some lines and changed some of the words in my CV to action words connoting responsibilities. She liked it she said, but it was empty in real substance. She deflated me, and yet built me up. But I learnt my lesson! Though I missed out on being a pioneer HR Officer for that Raddison Hotel somewhere around Leicester Square, I still walked out full of hope.....but yet with deep anger towards the educational system that nurtured me on 6334 without adequately preparing me for challenges beyond book knowledge. Please, I understand that LAUTECH and some other institutions are on strike, let the students go and do apprenticeship. When one of my students during my lecturing days showed me his account, I nearly fainted. He was a builder, a plumber, and an electrician. He only had lectures 3 days a week, the remaining four days were for his father's business. His dad gets a contract, and he worked full time like other employees so that most of the contract money won't go to strangers. They were from one of these Eastern European countries. I loved him more when he showed me the BMW he wanted to buy....CASH! I couldn't dare it! Truth is, one can learn many of these artisans' trade whilst studying and gradually build experience and make money over time. What it means is that you will never be stranded anywhere. In Israel, both males and females undergo intense military training by the time they are 18. Today, an average Israeli is a reserved combatant waiting for activation should their be a need for it regardless of the age. To the fathers who have businesses, don't train other people's children alone, train yours too. Don't send them to holiday lesson all the time. Only send to holiday lessons those that are academically weak. Nonetheless, find their strengths and build on those. Mothers with shops in the market, take your daughters with you and allow them to handle customers, negotiate, make orders, and audit your stocks! That's part of what we call procurement here. Marketing, Customer Services, Communication, Auditing, Procurement skills and etc have just been added to their experience. If you have an office, let your children go there during holiday to master administrative roles. Let them photocopy, take calls, fax, send emails, compose letters, receive letters and file documents in appropriate places. Administrative skills and Communication Skills, and Record Keeping skills have been added to the kitty. Truth is, most of us were made to 'eat books' for years, but those made to use their brains will coordinate those that fed their brains only without other equipping processes being perfected. Let them go for vocational training of their choice. It may be useful than what they think in the future. No knowledge is lost. Train them house chores both girls and boys. Engage them especially during holidays. Prepare them for greater tomorrow. Equip them to face the challenges of tomorrow. Make them useful for themselves and for the society. I just pray we can do the right thing for once in our lifetime. Let us find skills that will function well so that many of the students kicked out of school could have something doing. Let us teach our Teens and Children in the mosque / church why they need to engage themselves during holidays and in every opportunity that open to them. #copied For more updates,kindly follow www.facebook.com/ hrmdrillwithtilarry |
Preciousify:then you know Sanya |
minke:Actually, na Children go sing the anthem ![]() |
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look at the name sef "cummins" many women will fall victim and got pregnant like that of IG