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Agbaworo, pls stop pasting old pictures here just to satisfy your own interest. That Esther Obiakor street you pasted is old. The road currently is dust free and it was finished more than a year ago.
Repent!

This kind of advertising annoys me!

If you have a new product to market, why must you compare it with/ downgrade/ or bad mouth an existing one? Advertise your product intelligently and let your customers decide what they want!

Ello ko, yellow ni

bolukaz: 8 succesful people alone? Why not take a short trip around your hood and observe scores of uneducated people living 'just' around the poverty line, these people just happened to get a 1-in-a-million chance of making it big in an education-driven society

Thank you for intervening on time

For sure! You can. Lemme polish your ideas

You can employ the following assistants:
A good architect to give you a standard office drawing plan or just forget it and rent an office

A English-graduate receptionist that will blow grammar to attract reasonable customers.

A good Agriculturalist that will know what plants to grow on a particular type of soil, muturing of crops, pest control, proper mechanisation etc An give you ideas on crops that can grow in the climate where your farm is but you never knew.

Software engineers that can develop software that watch your crops grow, softwares that can monitor movement within the farm (for security)

Agro-Economist to calculate the effect of the growth on our GPD

Marketers to take marketing of your farm products to the next level, like suit-and-tie graduate marketers.

Who else? Emmmm

Fundamentalist: MI HAO , You didn't read the thread's title . Languages an average Nigerian speaks

Ok lemme answer with my church mind. I think an average Nigerian speaks two languages. But I speak 4. I'm learning the fifth one now.

Happy now?

Fundamentalist: That's not true you just used English to write igbo

Lol. Is English one of Nigerian languages? Wow. I didn't know o. Pls remind me, which ethnic group speaks it?

debetmx: Your principal should be ashamed of you. English murderer prefect.

Pls, correct him nicely.
OP. Its hold not held

To topic: I wasn't a perfect in school.

Oops, sorry double post.

Nigerian languages? Only Igbo.

Oga: Male chimpanzee. They are prone to acts of brutal violence and very strong.

I smell Front Page o

smartoliver: SNAKES....gosh I hate that Animal...I will even take a LION instead

Same here

Why not give her life sentence instead. I tire for all these hijab nations o

kekakuz: Gulugulu

Lol

Ilovenigeria: Hmmm see the kind thread you dey book space.

Don't be so fast . Check again

Oga Seun, pls we need more smilies on NL.

Amongst which will be one that shows "rolls eyes up" like you want to say "oh Lawd, not again!"

That way, I wouldn't have spent time typing this long grammar. Thank you!

Apart from apples, there are many other fruits I've seen here and I wonder why we don't have them in Nigeria.

1. Jujube
2. Persimmon
3. Berries
4. Chestnuts
5. Hawthorn popularly called mountain berries
6. Dragon fruit
7. Lychee
8. Pitaya
9. Jack fruit

Anyone seriously interested in growing then should contact me lets see if we can get them across.

Meanwhile....
Pls agriculturists should see that "Ugili" and "Sour sop" does not go extinct in Nigeria.

Respect!

Identifying with my people

Has the company filled his position? I'm interested

priscaoge: Lmao. When u hear ban,that means that a sabbatical Leave was imposed on someone. If u were banned in Romance section,u won't comment or do anything on dat section till d ban's expiring date n time(Which may be a day,or two or some mins depending on d weight of crime u committed). #Lwkmd. But if it's a GENERAL ban,omo just log out of NL cos u are as good as a Guest. U won't comment on any thread.

Now talking about if I have been banned? Oh! yes Sweeri and all thanks to that she•male Benaga,dat clown just picked unnecessary fight on me and started cursing my Mum n my entire family for no just cos,no prior misunderstanding,never knew HIM from Adam. I was like WDF,then when I replied,baaaaaam they honoured my reply with one annoying ban and that was d 1st day I received a ban on here.

The other one was Auntyspambot...I don't know how to describe that ban...I just said.."I need 10tips to be a Boss cos I need to be a Boss soon"(that was in Career Section) ..and the Aunty deleted d comment n used 1day ban to thank me

So do u need a BAN

Lol
#stretchesonmymat

Life Lessons I learnt from her story

1. Information is very powerful. Being rightly informed saves lives! The same i-pad some people will use to play games so they can forget their pains or upload the dirty ceilings of the quarantine ward on FB, Twitter to shame their "clueless govt", is the same tool she used to stay informed and alive!

2. Winning (or losing) starts from the mind! What she told her mum on phone while she was wheeled to the isolation center showed a person that had greater chances of surviving.

3. Surrounding yourself with the right people. I'm so proud of her honestly. The people around her were awesome! Mother, husband, Pastor Friends etc. People that encouraged her all the way through

4. Maintaining a Balance in Life! See the way she balanced prayer and medication. Powerful woman!

May God continue to keep and guide your home.

Nice write-up.

However, your conclusion that stated the need for 45,000 for the next decade made me #smile. ESUT alone churns them "food scientists" in multitudes every year.

gentle4all247: My pin 33291149 add me babe.

Bring back Oscar, take this guy

Even with all the rigors, see the joys on their faces.

But my naughty niece, with all the possible comfort his parents offer, full lunch box, Bobo and plantain chips, and AC car to match, he still cries to school. Everyday!

EddyNumerouno: una well don....*sergeant collins, bring me that whip in my office *

Why me, twice! #sobs
Oya check my comment box again

Nigerians I know, haven learnt from their government and leaders, will set up a committee to look into the matter, contribute their money and send to the spokesman of the Armed-Robbers Association. While the Police continues to investigate the matter, the judiciary waits for them to arrest the culprits, so that they can be brought to book!

Hehehe. Boko comes to my mind
Sorry, we don't take the bull by the horn in my country.

Hehe. This guy is in for some trouble esp because he is black! See charges, kikikikiki, even kidnapping


Oh well, lets hear from the defendant first. I won't be surprised if the lady is over-reacting.

#My opinion

First of all, Whose car? For instance, my brother drives my own parents car. Secondly, we are on our way to somewhere and I entered the car first.

Then I sight his friend (girl or boy sef), I get down and get behind Okay o :/
To even hear that the friend asked me to switch seats. Huh?

Lemme comment my reserve here.

The old saying "Success has many friends".

This topic was inspired by [url]6 Reasons not to attend a Private University[/url] and [url]6 Reasons not to attend a Public University[/url].


There are many reasons why you should leave Nigeria for studies but in the spirit of sequence, I will leave it at 6!
In my opinion (well, until it changes), the best time for you to leave is while you are still young and single! Because taking one, two or more people along is more expensive and tasking. Besides, there is no holiday in marriage. Here are the reasons why you should start planing your exit now!

1. Cost: Yes! There are many institutions, organizations and bodies that are giving scholarships to students to study abroad. You may just not know it! Some schools abroad also offer free tuition. It may be actually cheaper for you to study abroad than in Nigeria. Oya, time to start using your productive hours on good online research rather than booking space on all NL threads.

2. Personal and Academic Growth: Studying abroad is a perfect catalyst for individual growth, you just grow overnight. This is basically achieved by experience. Meeting people from every sphere of life has helped me a lot, personally. At least, I can tell much about various countries, regions of the world.


3. Learn a new language and culture: Whenever you learn a new language, you double your world. Immerse yourself into a totally different culture. You will eat new food and learn to cook local specialties to surprise your friends and family on your return.

4. Meeting new people: From staying in international students dormitory to going for international meetings, from attending international gatherings (church, mosques), to attending international festivals, you meet people that can help reshape your perspective about the world. And who knows where your better half is. Lol

5. Great Resume: You already know that a degree from a school abroad commands better attention of the recruitment officers during job-hunting. And during interviews, you can show future employers (and yourself!) that you can be thrown in the deep end and cope with a variety of intense good and bad situations, and get something positive out of the experience. Your year(s) abroad experiences are perfect interview fodder for their questions along the lines of “give me an example of when you excelled in a difficult situation”.

6. Unforgettable Experiences: My first time of boarding a plane was on my way to school, abroad! What an awesome sight up in the clouds! Other new experiences may include: go skiing with friends, mountain climbing, playing a sport, just have fun.

On a finally note: When I was in Nigeria, I saw only Nigeria. When I moved abroad, I saw the world!
You can add or subtract. Thank you.

Is the glare of the bulbs bothering them?

winner01: most Nigerian girls don't have your type of patience, you'll make a good wife.

Tnk u