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PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Nigeria: Facebook Activates Safety Check by fromnigeria(m): 2:18pm On Nov 18, 2015
delors:
No wonder!
No wonder Zuckerberg and Co keep getting richer by the day...ideas that transform lives are being churned out on a daily.

No wonder!
No wonder we keep failing as Nigerian youth. Facebook proposed a safety check and average, powder-brained Nigerian youth have already killed the wholesome idea with their negativity, saying, "ah, it won't work" SMH.
How can it work if people like u who are supposed to be d frontrunner of the idea working in nigeria already nipped the idea in d bud before it's launched? How? Facebook is predominantly used by the youths, we are the youth, if it fails, simply means we fail.

1/10 Poor. Pls how much did u pay to open a Facebook acct?

9/10 Excellent! A man is offering his own help in his own small way, people are still castigating him.


9/10 excellent



0/10 Sardine brain.

3/10 improving Facebook might help improve human safety to some extent even in nigeria. Mark aint responsible for ur hustle in naija


8/10. Very well spoken my friend.


4/10. Pls who wouldn't allow it to work in Nigeria? LASTMA? Boko Haram? Fashola? P square? Or the youth? Pls read my comment sir.

1/10. Pls who wouldn't allow it to work in Nigeria? LASTMA? Boko Haram? Fashola? P square? Or the youth? Pls read my comment sir.


#ExcellentBrains >8
#BrilliantBrains >6<8,
#AverageBrains >3</=5
#PoorBrains/#LowPoweredBrain/#NoBrain <3
Well Done. Youths like myself are part of the problems in Nigeria.
ProgrammingRe: I Want To Learn Programming. Which Language Should I Start With? by fromnigeria(m): 2:11pm On Nov 18, 2015
xtremrules:
Visit visual studio webpage and download the iso from there. Visit Visual Studio Download Page and choose the version to download
thanks and thanks
CelebritiesRe: Genevieve Nnaji Pictured Live At 100.9FM & 92.5FM Enugu Promoting Her Movie(pics by fromnigeria(m): 1:58pm On Nov 18, 2015
Is that my Uncle Juuuuuudehuh
PoliticsRe: Bomb Blast In Nigeria: Facebook Activates Safety Check by fromnigeria(m): 9:03am On Nov 18, 2015
The paragraph before the last made more sense to me and thats the sole purpose of this feature.

Well done.
SportsRe: Give Our Age Grade Teams A Break! by fromnigeria(m): 8:15am On Nov 18, 2015
safarigirl:
This thread has been on my mind for a while, but I chose to post it now because of the ignorance that was allowed to grace the Front Page titled 'Papa Eaglets and Nigerian Cheating'.

https://www.nairaland.com/2742884/papa-eaglets-cheating-culture


First off, I have come to realise that Nigerians hate themselves and hate to see or hear of any progress in relation to their country, so they choose to make unfounded accusations on a team of dedicated, hard working BOYS whose only crime was bringing rare glory to a nation in turmoil. Yes, the purpose of this thread is to tackle claims that Nigerian age grade players are far older than their peers.

The people who make these claims do so based on the sole point that the KIDS eventually fail to realise their potential and fall by the way as opposed to their peers. They then give examples of Stanley Okoro, Macauley Chrisantus and Sani Emmanuel.



Let me first point out the fact that Administrative Errors on the part of the NFF as far as monitoring the progress of these players is one reason why these players don't progress.

Another is the poor state of the Nigerian league and lack of world class academies. While the players from S/America and Europe remain home for at least 2 years, playing competitively in their leagues, Nigerian players are hurriedly shipped to Europe where these KIDS have to deal with culture shock as well as work to prove their mettle or get shipped off once again, they're given little opportunity to do this compared to their foreign counterparts, that is too much expectations on kids who less than a year ago, mostly played the game for the fun of it

There is also that poverty mentality. The truth is most of these kids are from poor homes, we just read of Osimhen who was a hawker before the WC, hence, their immediate need is to get the cash to help out family irrespective of the working conditions, and we know well how African families are; once one person makes some cash, the entire extended family will relax, afterall "our brother is a big footballer in Europe".
So, a child of 16-18 becomes the bread winner of at least 10 people at home, so he has to pay his bro's fees, but Uncle Mike's child too has a business he needs money for, all of that pressure can damage that focus and passion for footy, y'all saw how Adebayor's issues panned out, how much more a kid?

Thirdly, Contrary to what many prefer to lie about, no, Nigeria doesn't have a history of failed age grade players. One guy claimed that every member of England's U-17 team of '09 have good careers, but I checked and found that only Danny Welbeck and Victor Moses can be counted in that team.

Let us remember that Chrisantus and Stanley are 2 of hundreds of age grade players from Nigeria, remember players like Kanu, Enyeama, Yobo, Onazi, Mikel, Omeruo, Musa and most recently, Iheanacho all played age grade football and were active for as long as required.

Maybe we don't have Messi or Di Maria, but even if everyone goes back to check on their mates from Secondary School you'll find that everyone didn't progress equally, in fact, in some sets, the best student then is doing badly now compared to the average and even poor students.

That is life for you, people with potential will fall, nobodies will rise. The likes of Dangote, Osibanjo, Zuckerberg, Oprah probably weren't potential pace setters while in school, but look at them now.

Please, Nigerians, stop slandering your own. Sweden brought Berisha, Brazil brought Mosquito and Mexico had Ochoa 2 years ago, where are they now compared to Kelechi? Did 2 of them not have beards? What about the Mexican captain this year? He had a full beard, but did Mexicans call themselves age cheats? No sane father would stone his son in the market square because others are doing it.

Protect what little is left of our dignity as a nation. Cc Joseph1013, terzurum, icon4s, thegoodjoe, thesupernerd, blueto, bascovanveli
Thank You So Much.
EducationRe: Senate Asks JAMB To Extend Validity Of Results To 3 Years by fromnigeria(m): 8:06am On Nov 18, 2015
It will help cut the cost of purchasing JAMB form on yearly bases.
Good if implemented.
ProgrammingRe: Nairaland School Of Programming by fromnigeria(m): 8:03am On Nov 18, 2015
Programmers, I am in need of visual studio. I'l be glad if helped. Thanks in anticipation.
InvestmentRe: Two Dollars ($2) A Day Legitimate Business Idea. by fromnigeria(op): 7:51am On Nov 18, 2015
ginamkpe:
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Although to gain more you have to withdraw a little and repurchase a little.
sign up here to view the compensation plan http://www.mypayingads.com/index.php?ref=26989

or contact me on 08033719773
thanks so much. Please how do i learn about it. The business.
ProgrammingRe: I Want To Learn Programming. Which Language Should I Start With? by fromnigeria(m): 8:48pm On Nov 17, 2015
Brothers, I need a link to download compressed Visual Studio setup file. Its a bit urgent. Thankssss in anticipation.
EducationRe: Please Help! My Student Said She Is In Love With Me by fromnigeria(m): 3:06pm On Nov 17, 2015
This girl is not fit for Science, talk more of Physics. She miss road.
For you OP, count your teeth with your tongue. Surely, you'll know what to do.
TravelRe: Photos: Fatal Accident Between A Truck And A Honda Car In Ado-ekiti by fromnigeria(m): 6:51am On Nov 17, 2015
How did the trunk somersault huh shocked
PoliticsRe: Gov. Okowa Inaugurates 69 Man Security Committee Delta State Governor, Senator by fromnigeria(m): 10:08pm On Nov 16, 2015
PDP... Smh
CrimeRe: 17 GTB Staff With Fake NYSC Exemption Certificates Arrested by fromnigeria(m): 7:59pm On Nov 16, 2015
Suffice it to say that there are vacancies in GTBhuh
PoliticsRe: Again, Attahiru Jega Wins International Award-- Naij by fromnigeria(m): 1:38pm On Nov 16, 2015
J.E.G.A
CrimeRe: Photos: Mastermind Of #parisattacks Unveiled As Police Continue Manhunt by fromnigeria(m): 1:27pm On Nov 16, 2015
Yu
PoliticsRe: The Real Hypocrites 0f The #‎prayforparis by fromnigeria(m): 10:16am On Nov 16, 2015
Anyone who feels like offering prayer shouldn't be discouraged as its a choice.


You don't feel like, don't condemn any who does
FashionRe: Beauty Queen Dethroned In Benue A Month To Her Handover by fromnigeria(m): 10:11am On Nov 16, 2015
Ehhh? No be small thing oo
PoliticsRe: Pro-biafra Agitators Are Dropouts, Says Frank Kokori by fromnigeria(m):
Only a half-baked can make such remark.
PoliticsRe: Facebook Has Finally Added A New Feature, The "Unlike" Button by fromnigeria(m): 5:56am On Nov 16, 2015
Its cool, It gives the power to Unlike the disfigured legs and all their nyamanyama poses.
CelebritiesRe: Naeto C - I Had To Stop Sagging Because It Felt silly & Immature by fromnigeria(m): 6:38am On Nov 15, 2015
He stopped sagging for his own good.
CelebritiesRe: Di’ja – “i’m Single And Available” by fromnigeria(m): 6:33am On Nov 15, 2015
Alright.
PoliticsRe: Fuel Scarcity Bites Harder, Petrol Now N400 Per Litre PUNCH by fromnigeria(m): 6:16am On Nov 15, 2015
As we already know, the problem remains greed.
Jokes EtcRe: Lol…introducing Your New Minister (photo) by fromnigeria(m): 11:16pm On Nov 14, 2015
P
SportsRe: Nigeria Under-17 Star Victor Osimhen Completes Spurs Move by fromnigeria(m): 6:32am On Nov 13, 2015
I wish him the best of luck. He is such a wonderful player.
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Help Me With These, Please. by fromnigeria(op): 11:55pm On Nov 12, 2015
tripplephi:
http : // www . jobberman . com/blog /download-free-cvresume-templates/


thats d link o
Thanks again and again
RomanceRe: How To Save Money On A Wedding: The Top 10 Ideas. by fromnigeria(m): 11:39pm On Nov 12, 2015
ayindepremier:
Thanks Bro, I hope it will hit FP for ppl to see it and have some laugh, cos nowadays, only Cossy, Korede Bello, and panties sniffing and stranged articles made it there.
grin grin I pray too
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Help Me With These, Please. by fromnigeria(op): 11:37pm On Nov 12, 2015
tripplephi:
JUST GO TO GOOGLE AND SPECIFY THE OCCUPATION AND CV FORMAT YOU WANT AND YOU GO FIND PLENTY
Sir, are these ones i will find on google acceptable in Nigeriahuh? Thanks
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Yes! People Still Get Jobs Without Connection. by fromnigeria(m): 11:35pm On Nov 12, 2015
ajasa4link:
As we all know the unemployment crisis is very much real and giving many a graduate headaches everyday applying for jobs online, sending CVs and not getting replies etc. However people are still getting out of the job hunting market everyday(just like I did last month), so I will like to share my story with those still in the market and they can learn one or two things from it.

Right from the moment I graduated from school I've always be an optimist that I won't be staying at home months after service hunting for jobs, even when the reality of the labour market has not dawned him. I've been on nairaland since 2009 as a registered user and not visited the jobs section until the middle of my service year earlier this year, and I started coming in to read interview tips, aptitude test tips and other educative tips. Then the reality of the labour market hit me when I started reading about people lamenting about not getting jobs two years after nysc even after graduating with 2.1,but being an optimist I reassured myself am definitely not going to stay that long before getting something worthwhile doing. Immediately I sat down and planned how that was going to be a reality.

Fast forward to July 2, POP came I collected my discharge certificate and as part of my plans to get a job as soon as possible I left my PPA in kebbi state that night(yes I served in kebbi where I stayed 10 long months without travelling once as part of saving for the great journey ahead after service) and got to Lagos the next day in the evening. The weekend was used for resting and updating my cv and applying for the few jobs I can apply for online.

The next week the journey started in earnest and I entered the streets with a friend of mine who also just passed out. We first got a list of the companies in our field of study, their addresses, we zoned them and made as much copies of our CVs as we can. So if we go to V. I today, we make sure we drop CVs in in as much companies we can locate in that area especially the head offices where their HR is dominated. We faced different challenges like gate men not even allowing us to get to reception, while some receptionist collected the CVS grudgingly as if they will never get it to the HR.
However,it all started paying off when we started getting invites for tests and interviews some of which we passed and others we never got feedback. Any day we go to write a test or attend an interview, we make sure we drop CVs with other companies in that area immediately after the test thereby saving money we could have used to come and drop the cv another day. While writing this tests, I was connecting with people collecting numbers so that they can share vacancies they hear of with me via whatsapp. Note I got some offers too, but mostly marketing and I have determined never to take a marketing job, in fact my was after 3 months of job search and no job I will go for teaching job since I did that during my nysc days and I even got a recommendation letter from my employer which was even a unity school. So I declined the commission based marketing jobs.

Fast forward again, a friend one day asked me for an advice concerning two different offers he got from two different companies Willing to employ him and just like a typical nairalander I asked HOW DID U APPLY?..
Then he gave me the game changer, he went to the regulators website i. e the regulator of all registered companies in our field, copied the names of the MD's and each MD's phone number and sent them text msg telling them he is a graduate of..... University, studied....with....grade and willing to learn and work under him.
Immediately I saw the intelligence in this idea because he has beaten all protocols, all obstacles on his way and has gotten into the heart of the MD. So after giving him the needed advice, I borrowed his wisdom and also followed his path, both enough credit and started rolling out the texts. The next week I was invited for a chat /interview with the MD of one of the firms,where I did well and promised to get back to me. The next two weeks I went for another chat/ interview with one of the MD's which later turned to a 3man panel where I was seriously drilled and asked every possible question concerning my field which I was grateful for because I dusted it all and left their jaws dropping. The MD told me he doesn't attend to CVS sent to his email, but the text msg got him. He was like, I need to see this guy who has te balls to try to access him directly. Then the MD asked me if I sent to other companies the same msg I sent to him and I admitted I did,but it was only to the top players in the industry because it was a did a stratified sampling in selecting them. Then we discussed pay and he said I was asking for too much for someone who has only theoretical knowledge and no practical experience. He even said if I wanted to marry with the money to which I politely explained my t-fare is much and I want to save towards my professional exams which is highly expensive. He now asked me the delicate question if I should not be contacted any further if they are going to pay lower than the minimum I gave. Then I told him provided the job gives me a prospect of a career growth and an opportunity to learn under one of the major players in the market, I can always improvise and live with the little difference that will be in the pay. I was told I will be contacted on their decision. I went back to my job search both online and offline and I've even done medicals in another company but not yet given offer, then I got a call two weeks after the interview with the MD to come pick up my offer letter and resume tomorrow. I was somehow discouraged since I know the pay will be lower to the one I already did te medicals, but I just braced up myself and said I should go for their offer first since I haven't gotten the other offer yet.
Lo and behold, the offer was much more than what we even discussed during the interview and my hand was even shaking to sign the offer letter.
Immediately I resumed, I was happy I went, because up till date I haven't gotten offer from the other company till now, probably they are still doing some in house things.
But the main point of this whole epistle is u don't need to know anybody to get a job, if u know ur God, u are intellectually rugged, and network with friends and arm yourself with as much information as possible then you will be out of the job search market before u know it.
Give me help on a sample cover and resume plsss. thanks as you do.

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