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Lol. He didnt call it Chinese virus this time |
Oil money |
Airline is one of the most difficult businesses. It’s a high cost, low margin business. Some people only went into it for prestige. |
Most times, it is natural |
solmus:Have had similar experience with an Algerian, Egyptians and Saudis. The Algerian man knew almost all Nigerian players of 1994 from the top of his head, even more than myself. But this Amokachi experience in Turkey was the one I found most amazing. |
Still waiting for opportunity to phone in to that Amokachi’s programme and ask him whether he knows how popular he is in Turkey. I was holidaying in Turkey last year and almost every adult (40 years and above) appeared to know him. Once they knew I’m from Nigeria, the next thing is “Ehhh, Nigeria? Amokachi, good player; Okocha, good player; Uche, good player”. I almost ate free food because of Amokachi at one restaurant as the attendant was reverring me as if I was Amokachi’s brother. I met another man at the mosque and he was practically begging me for photograph just because I was from Amokachi’s country. I wonder what these guys will do if they met Amokachi himself. Mob him? To think these guys played football in Turkey over 20 years ago. And they are still this popular. Or well, maybe I have been meeting Besiktas and Fernabache fans. |
Not surprised at this. Vitamin D has been proved to be helpful in managing viral conditions. Even without having virus, sustained critical deficiency in vitamin D can be fatal. As Vitamin D is usually received in the liver, then the kidney, sustained deficiency could even destroy the organ. A virus infected system uses a lot of vitamin D so the Vitamin D from the sun will not be enough. Vitamin D supplementation is advised for anyone suffering from viral diseases, not just Covid. |
I remember the plane crash of 2005 and Deji Omotade being one of the victims. |
hggg |
benpuzzy:That was a crazy goal. Such level of confidence. |
Kriss216:If he didnt send him, you will be on social media asking "Where is Osinbajo hiding? He is not visible. He has been silenced by the cabal". Now, he is visible and you still have a problem. Haba. |
Banker |
Geoffrey Chinedu, my boy, moved from Olympik Donesk to Trans Navas |
LaboPolitics:Layman. That simple until you implement it. The analysis that went into the decision was beyond this. Businesses miss forecast return all over the world. No big deal. |
Not doing international soon. Can’t stay 2-week indoor abroad in the name of self-isolation. |
GboyegaD:Lol. Tbh I always look forward to the day I will also kill a snake so I cane report on NL and get to homepage. |
ajimotoke:You dont need to be sure. The people that matter are sure. |
At 38, I still play 60 minutes though. In the last 8 years, I have played football almost every Saturday and Sunday. |
If this happened in Kano, religion and tribe would have been introduced into the thread and blamed. |
themaestro08:No. There is hope for everybody, although first class and 2:1 clearly give advantage. Here are some notes for 2:2 grads 1. Some companies don’t care about grade (though few) 2. Some companies lower the threshold to 2:2 3. Informal networking Full advice in this article https://www.jarushub.com/10-tips-for-graduates-with-2-2-and-lower-grades/ |
themaestro08:Most companies that recruit on merit (PwC, KPMG, EY, Deloitte etc, plus banks and consulting firms, only ask for 2:1 in any course. |
If you studied sociology and made a 2:1, you stand a better chance of getting more job test invites than someone that studied economics nd made a 2:2. For entry level, grade matters a lot. Possibly more than course of study. |
I know one that works in Airtel. |
Congrats to him |
StagethemTVee:Half-knowledge is dangerous. This one didn’t even know his sickness did not make it to the public. |
Nigeria’s comeback victory against Brazil in Atlanta 96. That equaliser and Kanu’s winning goal. |
It’s the work of jinn. Type “ruqya” in youtube and play it every night before you go to bed. Trust me, it wont happen again. It’s a set of qur’anic verses that ward off jinn. You may download it or play it from youtube every night. Works wonder. |
Brightingsus:Thanks |
Is Nigeria part of the countries currently disallowed from flying into UK? |
Dinosaur is now competing with snake for Nairaland home page |
Sad. I remember we were debating his origin on my football field few months back and found out he had Yoruba origin (from Sierra Leone). |
Maxymilliano:That thing is really doing damage. Killed a former colleague too. |

