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Am 30 nd jt got admtd 4 an undagrad prog. I hope my age wont be a problem at d embassy dou i ve got HND.

I am a 30, got admitted 4 undergrad prog. Ve HND and did toefl, nw am worid if my age won't b a prob at d embassy. NLanders pls hep on how best 2 prepare for d interview

anyone knows how to use dreamweaver software for website creation. i need immediate training in this

The embattled Deji of Akure, Oba Oluwadare Adeshina, has been deposed. Ondo State Governor Olusegun Mimiko on Thursday deposed the monarch and also banished him from Akure, even as he was arrested by the Police.


http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art2010061018144315

anyone with good information on awolowo and the alafin of oyo  story?

No one beats Nigeria on June 12 –Kalu


http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/features/sportsonthehour/2010/june/03/sportsbreak-03-06-2010-001.htm

Appearances at finals:
1994 - Second round
1998 - Second round
2002 - First round

Overall record at finals: Played 11, Won 4, Drawn 1, Lost 6.

Best performance: Second round in 1994 and 1998.

Most apearances at finals: Jay-Jay Okocha (1994, 1998, 2002) - 10.

Most goals at finals: Emmanuel Amuneke (1994), Daniel Amokachi (1994) - 2.

World Cup high: Beating Spain 3-2 at the 1998 finals. Mutiu Adepoju equalised after Fernando Hierro gave Spain the lead, but Raúl put Javier Clemente's side back in front. However, a resilient Nigeria performance was rewarded with goals from Garba Lawal and Sunday Oliseh as they sealed a famous win.

World Cup low: Being destroyed 4-1 by Denmark in the second round of the 1998 finals. After the impressive result against Spain, the 'Super Eagles' were taught a cruel lesson in the first knockout round by the 1992 European Championship winners, with a Tijani Babangida goal the only consolation.

World Cup legend: Jay-Jay "so good they named him twice" Okocha, who burst onto the international scene as a fresh-faced 20-year-old at the 1994 World Cup finals. Of Nigeria's 11 World Cup games, Okocha missed just one - their first ever - and entertained crowds in the USA, France and Japan/South Korea, captaining the side at the 2002 finals. Okocha dazzled, with his natural flair shining through on the big stage as he helped take Nigeria to the second round in both 1994 and 1998.

The story so far: Before qualifying for their first finals in 1994, Nigeria had come desperately close to qualifying on a number of occasions, including final-stage defeats to Morocco in 1970 qualifying, Tunisia in Egypt in 1978, Algeria in 1982 and fierce rivals Cameroon in 1990. But, in 1994, they made their World Cup bow and impressed, winning their group with wins against Bulgaria and Greece, and a narrow defeat to Argentina.

If reaching the second round in their debut finals wasn't impressive enough, the 'Super Eagles' were two minutes away from reaching the quarter-finals as they led 1-0 against Italy, but an equaliser from Roberto Baggio and then an extra-time winner from the forward knocked them out.

The 1998 finals saw Nigeria's most famous World Cup result, after the 'Super Eagles' twice came from behind to beat Spain 3-2 in their opening fixture. A win against Bulgaria and defeat to Paraguay followed but Nigeria won the group. However, their finals campaign ended in bitter disappointment after they exited at the hands of Denmark in the second round, crashing out 4-1.

In 2002, Nigeria were drawn in a tricky group with Argentina, England and Sweden. After a tight 1-0 loss to Argentina, Nigeria were 1-0 up against Sweden but ended up losing 2-1 before a spirited 0-0 draw in searing heat against Sven-Göran Eriksson's side left them with a solitary point at the bottom of the group. Nigeria missed out on a fourth consecutive finals appearance in 2006 after finishing second in qualifying to Angola.

Qualification: Nigeria left it late to narrowly scrape through to their fourth finals, though many were surprised at how they laboured after advancing from the opening qualifying round with a 100% record. South Africa, Sierra Leone and Equatorial Guinea were beaten home and away as the 'Super Eagles' cruised through.

In the final qualifying round, Nigeria remained unbeaten, but draws against rivals Tunisia - home and away - and Mozambique looked to have ended their World Cup 2010 dreams. However, a dramatic 93rd-minute winner from Victor Obinna in their penultimate game against Mozambique kept their slim hopes alive and, when group leaders Tunisia suffered a shock loss to Mozambique in the final match, Nigeria came from behind to beat Kenya 3-2 in Nairobi to qualify against the odds.

Qualifying record (second round): P6, W6, D0, L0, F11, A1, Pts18.

Qualifying record (third round): P6, W3, D3, L0, F9, A4, Pts12.

Most appearances: Ikechukwu Uche, Peter Odemwingie, Vincent Enyeama (10).

Top goalscorer: Ikechukwu Uche (4).

Learnt from ppl that IELTS is easier so am opting for that.
@Ajanlekoko olas2u was just telling us whats happening in naija
u shud not be too harsh on him

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cooldud62*:
real truth never showed interest, i am not surprised.
better guys should apply jare.
I am not sure someone will start this thread for fun at the poster's age!

dont u think it will be better if real says th\t by himself

tosag:
Menek ,why are you making a fool of urself ? You requested for a job and people have agreed to help you with a job, accommodation and some cash on the condition that you present your CV and here you are dilly-dallying .  For the past two days people have been for you to send your credentials online . I now see the reason why you are in this condition - you are not creative at all, that is if you are not a fraud.

GBAM

i cant believe a true job seeker like menek still exist cos it shud  NOT take a true job seeker 5mins to get his PREPARED cv to anyone(willing to help) online

has anyone recieved menek's cv in his/her inbox?

octar6:
super story.
, yawns and leaves thread,

LETS HOPE THIS WILL BE THE LAST EPISODE .

ELDERLAGON:
you want to make heaven yet you do not want to die.If you think you need the result,you will need to work very hard.I am of the view that Toefl is lot easier than IELTS.During toefl,you may get assistance,but IELTS,forget it.I will advise that you put in for TOEFL.

Thanks for the info, pls i need more ppl to say somtin before i decide

olas2u:
ielts,but tofel if you are doing it in nigeria,you know say for niger runs day,but if you are not in Nigeria ,and you need to use your head,ielts will be good.You cant fail.

thanks i dey niger, how the runs parole be?

UNTIL SHE READ THIS POST,

candylips:
yes i have done both before.

ielts has an oral part but its very easy

toefl is just straight forward american english

both are not hard at all as long as you are confortable with high school english

thanks for the info

candylips:
both are very easy just pick one

Thanks for your response but are you talking from experience or what?

Ibrahym:
so there is really no one to help,
i actually want 2nd hand information!

ibrahym can u assist with necessary information i may need as am presently searching for a university in uk

where i could have my masters in project mgt. pls send me email on anything u have to assist with. 

migasworld@aol.com

I NEED 600+ IN TOEFL AND 7.0+ IN IELTS,

WHICH ONE OF THE TWO SHOULD I TAKE COS I CAN'T AFFORD TO TAKE THE TWO RIGHT NOW

AND NEED THE CERTIFICATE URGENTLY.

YOUR RESPONSE WILL BE HIGHLY APPRECIATED

I NEED 600+ IN TOEFL AND 7.0+ IN IELTS,

WHICH ONE OF THE TWO SHOULD I TAKE COS I CAN'T AFFORD TO TAKE THE TWO RIGHT NOW

AND NEED THE CERTIFICATE URGENTLY.

YOUR RESPONSE WILL BE HIGHLY APPRECIATED

Onyeara:
toefl,

pls give reasons for your response, thanks

Anyone with useful info on which is easier to pass TOEFL O IELTS

as i need either of the two as a basic requirement for admission in a UK university.

Your response will be highly appreciated

IBB stressing the importance of journalists in our land, May be he wants to bring back Dele Giwa

Dagrin, kpele oooo Oloun amu e lara da o.

Man U 1 Bayern 0

Just wondering if anyone could help answer this question,

IS JOSEPH YOBO A WORLD CLASS PLAYER?.

, cos he just said nigeria lack world class players

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/sports/2010/apr/03/sports-03-04-2010-001.htm

OBJ @ 73