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freshcvvs:
Now this is silly, did you check my previous messages or you just want to appear silly?

Did you not see my definition of a dead ball?

Abeg what's the difference between mine and what you quoted from wiki?

Its useless teaching a pig how to fly.

rigarmortis:
so if i trap the ball with my foot resting on top of the ball to keep it in one position, its a dead ball?

freshcvvs:
You have been blabbing since yet has said nothing concerning what is being discussed, aren't you showing the world you are empty and just looking for something to fill yourself?

Prove to me that I am wrong from the law book that governs the game and stop all these noise.

In association football (soccer), the term "dead ball" refers to a situation when the ball is not in play, e.g. when play has not been restarted after the ball has gone out of bounds or a foul has been committed. It also applies before each kick-off, either at the start of each half or after a goal has been scored. In a dead ball situation, players can position the ball with their hands prior to restarting play. Furthermore, even though the ball is not in play, the referee may still issue cautions or ejections (yellow or red cards) for any incident that occurs off the ball. Fouls, on the other hand, can occur only while the ball is in play.

freshcvvs:
Ignorance is bliss.

Help yourself with law 7.

I count those who join bandwagon without understanding as those who can't think for themselves.

freshcvvs:
Insulting me for airing my view still shouldnt stop you from consulting the law of the game or google.

Its free and easy.

johnspurgeon014:
I think the solution is to pay in 900s...

You wan send your person N10000? Simple. Fill 12 tellers - 900 bucks on eleven tellers and 100 bucks on the 12th. Make the cashier do paperwork die.

Just a thought.

I don tire for Buhari govamenti.

leksmedia:
One of the worst things an employee or worker can face is working and not being able to access their salaries.

This is one of the advantages of working for yourself. You call the shots, you dont have to wait on anyone to get paid. There should be a law that restrict workers from being owed salaries. It can be very painful

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BusinessAnalyst:
You are right but I just wanted to correct the notion that returnee graduates are finding it difficult to secure jobs in Nigeria. My point is if those that attend IVY league schools in US, UK and Canada decide to return, high profile jobs would be easily secured by them. To correct your notion on Birmingham being far ahead of some of our best unis here, I disagree with that sir. Birmingham, Portsmouth and the likes are not usually meant for the best brains. Those unis are there for money only not minding the brain.

dasparrow:
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I laugh when I hear Nigerians talk about starting a business in Nigeria, a country were things like power supply and water is still scarce in many places. Since I moved back to Nigeria, I have watched how bulldozer will show up at one's shop/business and destroy everything in a matter of minutes without any forewarning. Nigeria does not keep an active database where people can check to see whether a property was built on a piece of land illegally. After paying the rent for the shop, one day, it gets torn down with the twinkle of an eye. Look at what happened to a business called Nuli Juice in Lagos. The young lady who owned the business had a vision and invested lots of money into the business just for it to be demolished with no notice given before hand. I have attached pictures of the business in question. Now imagine the many businesses we do not get to hear about that get demolished everyday with no advance warning and all that investment money down the drain. Even large corporations are running away from Nigeria because the ease of doing business in Nigeria is not there. The environment is not conducive except for very hardened people.

I would definitely become an entrepreneur but not in Nigeria. One has to be extremely aggressive in personality to succeed in Nigeria. It is no wonder life expectancy in Nigeria is so low - a measly 52 years - when other countries have a life expectancy rate of 80 years and above. I am not trying to die before my time. I can only succeed as an entrepreneur in a conducive environment where there is structure, law and order. I have no strength to start going crazy when NEPA again does not give light once dry season comes in January and fuel marketers go on strike thereby causing artificial fuel scarcity and plunging people into darkness.

So many businesses have left Nigeria and moved to Ghana and other neighboring African countries because Nigeria's government policies do not favor small and medium business owners. Not everyone has the strength and tenacity to survive as an entrepreneur in a rugged terrain like Nigeria where common electricity is not even available most times. Some government officials will keep harassing business owners for bribe and what have you. I am leaving Nigeria again soon God willing because I yearn to live long in a sane clime where access to uninterrupted power supply and water is a piece of cake and government policies favor business owners.

As for those who studied abroad, don't make the mistake of coming back to Nigeria. That will be the biggest mistake you will make except of course your father/mother happens to be a politician or successful pastor of a mega church. I don talk my own.

Max24:
Sorry, what do u mean by you are an atheist ? I really don't understand when people say they are atheist. Does it mean u don't believe in the existence of a God? Pls, briefly explain.

databoy247:
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ConqueredWest:
The white men who planned Nigerian steel industry, told this irresponsible nation to site it at Onitsha. But after the civil war, the plan was shifted from Onitsha to Ajaokuta. Several other steel mill plants were built in the North and West excluding the Old Eastern region. But.?

But to this day, none is functioning.

Ask yourself why.?

rusher14:
Probably because the raw materials are in the Ajaokuta region for instance.

Quakertellicus1:
Well the reason why the naira is falling is simple.

We are not earning enough from oil. And the truth is, things would have been slightly better if either gej saved as he should, or pipelines were not destroyed.

Only way to a strong naira is to become a manufacturing society . Of course, that means some years of hardship while we sort out power, transport and markets for our products, but it would be worth it

linohlex:
somali currency kwa better than ours cheee! soon everybody will be asked to donate to enable FG implement capital project as it was done in 1985.

eiBADAn:
You are mega mumu. why are you so pained? I am not sympathetic or apologetic to any political party or president. I do not have any political affiliation bro. Take it easy bro before you give yourself hypertension. The Zimbabwe currency got so bad that they had to cancel it. They had to print Z$ 100 trillion banknote. We are still using N1,000 note not Z$ 100 trillion banknote. You are just very ignorant. Don't kill yourself because of any political party. You might have HBP or Hypertension. I suggest you join us in my office for the free medical checkup for our staffs. I would personally tell the doctors to treat you.

This is from Oanda.com

Zimbabwe Dollar
Overview

The Zimbabwean Dollar was the official currency of Zimbabwe from 1980 to April 12, 2009.

During that time, the currency suffered three massive redominations to deal with high face value paper denominations brought about by hyperinflation. At one point, a Z$ 100 trillion banknote was printed.

eiBADAn:
Brother i feel you, it is your post so you would want to justify it. In all honesty, if you were asked to choose between stacks of N1,000 and stacks of Zimbabwe dollar, which would you pick? We all know the answer bro. Let us be realistic.

By April 2009, the Zimbabwe dollar was suspended indefinitely. The government has adopted a multiple currency framework which includes the Australian Dollar, Botswana Pula, British Sterling Pound, Chinese Yuan, Euro, Japanese Yen, Indian Rupee, South African Rand, and United States Dollar

4q:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3584251/

4q:
The inability of Nigerians to keep to a lane on the road is an actual reflection of what the brain is doing at that time, switching between left and right hemisphere involuntarily.