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PuZZyNegro:This is a typical Victorian castle. Very common in England/Ireland and other parts of Europe. It is not a rocket science. The issue will be on the landscaping as landscape architecture is a scarce profession in Nigeria. But I think if well motivated, Brabus or Skimanski may make it happen. The carpet grass on the walls are easily found here as I planted it near my fence wall and they are circulating already. Though It does take time to cover the whole area. |
Trust me, the church will soon full. Hustlers will locate the church sharply. Any thing started by the rich or famous hardly goes under. |
The far right party, Alternative for Germany (AFD) is coming after him. I hope they will allow him to work without attacking every of his move. It isn't easy being a black man in Germany |
The train will be an easy target as security is very poor on the route - train route are always isolated and most times moves alone. What it takes is for armed group to lay siege. I will even prefer going by road as you will get to see police and security people patrolling the road to going by train that moves through an abandoned swath of land without human being living by incase if something happens. |
Nawao, so Igbere TV follow the monitor BBNaija? ![]() |
samwillyco1:Honestly, I wished I could help at this time. I am an independent consultant and move around seeking for opportunities and clients. However, if there is anything, I will always assist. The job I mentioned in the North Central is still a consultancy work. I was asked to go there by the NGO and carry out an evaluation which I am not certain if I could go and do. Though I need the money but security is paramount to me. |
nengibo:You didn't read well. If you did, you would have understood what I typed. The company employed graduates from the community. Most of the lower staff are also from the community. But the youth leaders won't hear these. They want their own clique or members to be employed and given contracts that they are not qualified to do. Who does that? |
These kind of news always makes me fear certain aspect of my job. I am scheduled to be in one state in the North central region to carry out an assessment and outcome evaluation for an NGO as a consultant. They do provide us with MOPOL and escort but in this situation, escorts are usually incapable of stopping these kind of banditry attacks. |
Rivers state has the highest number of "lazy" youths. Everything in that state is all about youth this, youth that. The protest happened because the leadership of the youth was part of those sacked. It is not that they were doing anything for Shell, yet they were being paid as contract workers. My client in Onne faces the same thing. Community youth leaders bringing list of grossly unqualified touts to be employed even when the company informed them that certain number of graduates from the community have been employed but the youths would still insists on imposing their people on the company. Today, the company have shut down their administrative and executive office in PH and moved to Lekki phase two. Only the technical staff servicing clients are left in PH. |
This is why it is sometimes good to maintain your cool even under serious provocation especially in Nigeria. We see these kind of things at the ATM, filling station, supermarkets or places where staying on a queue is necessary. Being cool and patient doesn't mean you are weak. It is just to avoid trouble. Even my wife sometimes accuses me of being too soft and weak in matters like this, not fighting for your right. My brother, if you could let go sometimes, please do. Patience is a virtue indeed. Don't try to prove anything to anybody,including your friends and spouses. |
reccy:You dey mind all these ignorant mofos praising mediocrity. We don't have any standard city in Nigeria. Check out how houses are built in Europe with built areas properly marked. See buildings in that pics facing different directions, different designs, everybody doing his thing as he wishes. Overseas, you must follow sequence so that buildings are properly aligned. |
COMPAQ:Well said! It pains me when I see the behavior of average Nigerian. Go to where we live, people dump refuse any house and throw things out from their windows and cars. Just imagine. We are faced with a whole of issues in this country aside the obvious economic issues. My brother, you need to pay a visit to a fellow African country of Namibia. The Capital city Windhoek was a marvel city to me and I started wondering why we are the way we are in Nigeria. The order and discipline I saw there was second to non and do you know what: They are poor but the government is well and alive to their responsibilities. Even the areas inhabited by the poor still had access and neat street with light. You could see well paved pedestrian walkways and flower pots in those lower income areas. |
Rosella25:E be like na only my wife be him fan. ![]() |
This story is as fake as the OP - I am sure he/she is somewhere taking his/her gogoro and be reading the rubbish being typed here. A whole European based company, coming down so low on the altar of religion like a typical Nigerian? It is easier for me to believe that Buhari will make N1=$ than this rubbish the stupid OP typed here just for attention |
My people, work harder so that your children do not near the gate of any Nigerian University. As for me, the project is on course and I am doing everything possible to realize that dream for them. Our government and those in power have all left us behind to rot and kill ourselves. Their children are in Universities abroad, spending our money. I pity the poor masses. However, all blames should not go to the government alone. Nigerian people are the worst when it comes to cleanliness and maintenance. We lack maintenance culture. Even if you build a world class hostel there, come in years time, you will be shocked by the level of degradation. Students in Nigerian universities are one of the worst indiscipline, forming G-guys and hardman and not maintaining decency and decorum. |
So na woman follow born this one and they did child dedication when he was born and celebrated with family for his arrival Should parents or the society be held responsible for the waywardness of their children? |
franchasng:I wished they could listen to this sermon. Youths have been brainwashed by the SARS and EFCC media . You could still make it while young. You mentioned different scenario that could kill a young rich and enterprising youth. This type of thing is common in Igbo land among successful youths. Overzealousness and eagerness to show wealth. I remember one in 2005. The guy was in Kano doing his business. Luckily, he came in contact with a Chinese that started supplying excess brocade and satin materials to him to sell. All of a sudden, the guy hammered and bought the latest Benz, cant remember the brand. He travelled to his village in Enugu during charismas and was dashing money any how. On his return back to Kano as he drove , he had an accident with his fiancé. He died but the Lady survived. It was not a yahoo boy or ritualism, it was over speeding as the fiancée narrated near death scenarios they had on the road before the final one that claimed his life. Speed kills. |
This one thing about Christianity. Despite Daddy Freeze's attack on pastors and some Christians, nobody is interested in taking his life. Freeze would walk on the street and nobody will physically attack him for all the insults he heaps on pastors and churches. |
What happens to VCs after leaving office? I don't know why most of them don't always go back to teaching and research. They will just retire home to chop their loot and wait for political appointments. My former VC in UK finished his tenure and continued with his research work in the University, supervising mainly Ph.D students. |
Bro, na your village, Ohaozara for Ebonyi state you go soon find yourself. Una wey be umuboyi no dey hear word. Utilize the opportunity you have with your Oga and learn your trade very well to get set for the challenges ahead and you are here fantasizing about her daughter. |
Even tribalists and ethnic apologists are here criticing the employer. My brother, if you are an entrepreneur or a successful businessman and wants to take your business to the next level, please hire a shrewd Indian man. I bet you, he would cut down your cost and position your business to the next level. However, you have to give him the right to hire and fire but rest assured that he would deliver. While I was in the banking sector, we did an advert for a job meant for only Indians. We wanted to on-board an Indian that would help us penetrate the vast Indian owned businesses in Nigeria. So nothing wrong with the advert abeg. |
They should hand it over to the Catholic church. In the East, any thing, be it school or hospital that are not managed by the Catholic church or Church of Nigeria, Anglican communion is a scam. All other churches there have not proven their capacity and capability to manage anything. |
How people fall for yahoo yahoo is still a puzzle to me. For the business to be moving shows that magas dey fall be that. |
Like joke,like joke, Laycon go win this show. Efe episode is loading. The crowd will always align with the victim and the most vulnerable. That incidence has pushed up Laycon's rating. |
Abeg, na man you be. Period! You have been advised to compete with men and you refused. Her testosterone level is higher than some men's testosterone. Imagine! I know Africans with their emotional sentiments will start attacking the court. Before you accuse the court of racism or bias, please watch her in action. You will even confirm say na man be this. |
Cali4by4:You dey mind all these fabricated stories on nairaland. The story is not genuine. Agreed that things are going wrong in our secondary schools these days, but this story no just add up. |
flekky07:My dear, If I tell you say I know, na lie - My knowledge of building na from this thread and asking questions. I don't know if Satin paint is used for exterior walls. Note that Satin is not a brand but a product type. The building gurus in this thread will definitely intervene. |
coldcandy:You are right! Nigerian tenants could mess up apartments big time. |
omanzo02:Correct! You got the name, Satin. I had to ask them the type of paint and they said satin. I deliberately stained the wall with my liquid polish to see what happens after cleaning and the wall appeared neat like that after wiping out the black polish on the wall. You wont even noticed that I applied polish on the wall where I cleaned. The guest house cleaner is also on top of his job. Every morning, he looks out for stains and uses wet neat white clothes to wipe out any dirt on the wall. But mehn, PH people dey hear am with this back soot of a thing. If you touch any smooth surface, na so black your hand go turn to. Touch doors or car surfaces outside, you will pick black ash. ![]() |
n3xt:My brother, too much sense no go kill you. That was what came to my mind. I was in a guest house in PH and that beautiful expensive tile was only done on the wet side of the kitchen. The whole kitchen was painted in an immaculate shiny and beautiful white paint. Same with the bathroom. Only the bath area (cubicle) and wash hand basin had these beautiful Spanish carrara tiles. You don't need to tile the whole wall. It is common in Nigeria. Check out houzz website, you hardly see tiles on the whole kitchen. Men, I will use that tile for my area but just in a small wet place. The other places will be painted. That's why I smooth-plastered my kitchen and bathroom so that I would have option painting most part. I am not going to tile the whole space. |
mufutau55:My brother, even though I like sleek and fine things, this would be expensive for Me considering the current situation of things. But those tiles looks good any way. |
Dennis3D:Danboruba! This is expensive. Not for kobo kobo project. |
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