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VincentOnuegbu:
Stop for a second to think about how amazing your life would have been right now. If all poor decisions from your past were replaced with powerful, positive and deliberate decisions. Think about the quote “Yesterday you said you will start tomorrow” and “A year from now, you will wish you have started today”. Think about it for a minute, what if every decision you made today was deliberate. What if every decision you make today was one that takes you to the direction of your dreams? Not sideways, not backward but FORWARD.

Think how different and amazing your life will be in 10 years, 5 years, even a year or less. If every action you took was powerful. Think about all the uncultured decisions you make every single day; health, financially, even in relationships. Think about things like smoking, drinking or partying.

Why do we all perceive limitations and at the same time remain in the ordinary. Most of us do it because we don’t want to fall out of place. We don’t want to be left out. As stupid as that sounds, we still end up being that stupid. We can’t say no to our friends, because they might not love us anymore. Once wouldn’t hurt, right? But it does. It stops us from reaching our full potential.

Then when we look back at our life with the worst of all emotion – REGRET. You start thinking things like; I should have done this or I should have done that, but you didn’t.

What if you take excuses off the table today and take only positive actions toward your financial goals. Do you think it’s possible to be a millionaire within a year regardless of your current situation? Of course you could – Of course it’s possible.

But then “possible” and “what you are going to do about it” are two totally different things. “Possible” and your “excuses” are going to dance together to bring forth results.

Now that you know that it’s possible to have and be anything you want. What’s your excuses?

Time is not an excuse – Most of us sleep and waste far too much time.

Circumstance is not an excuse – Your current condition is not an excuse.

Take that first step. We get comfortable living the average life and somehow think that it’s easier to remain average – struggling for money to pay bills, struggling for energy to retain our loved ones, struggling for everything except the small things that really matters.

Decide, commit and remain disciplined no matter what obstacles that surrounds you. Have a clear vision of what you want and commit to the decisions that will put you in the directions of your dreams.

You just talk too much with no pragmatic way to make wealth. So are you saying every poor man in the street lacks the basics of how to make wealth?

Look at your palm..the lines there are different in every living persons. While some will make wealth, others will be compensated with wisdom and knowledge of life. In everything, the universe will always find a way to sustain every life in it so long we make little efforts.

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peacenaija:
do they pay their intern?

I don't think they pay

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Hidentity:
At first, I was going to respond in the manner you responded vis-a-vis your first paragraph, but I advised myself against it. You don't bark corrections at people regardless of your age, status, idea of yourself, opinion of your knowledge or achievement. To think I didn't even see the said conditions is strange, because I did. Trust me, there are more than enough lawyers that fit into that class, and when they make use of that opportunity, we are one short of unemployed lawyers.

When I first saw that condition, I felt it was unfair, but then, that entity isn't owned by the government, so the feeling of entitlement and balance may not absolutely apply. He or she can choose to employ whoever he or she wants. Secondly, with your eagle eyes (which must be coupled with a sharp mind and attention to details), you should have discerned that such person may have to deal with local or grassroots people who do not have a grasp of English language. Since you're eagle-eyed, you should have read that part in conjunction with schedule 3, clause 2. That might have informed you that the NGO is dealing mostly on human rights and the individuals being dealt with may be indigents who are in a Yoruba dominated environment.

With all sense of discretion, I take exception to your first paragraph. Please friend, as a lawyer, be guided in your language. Typing or reacting should only come after comprehension and an exhaustive appreciation of an issue for deliberation. All the learned member of the bar trained to have eagle's eye part is very unnecessary. No one is trying to steal a march here. Let us try our best for our friends, and let people who are in need of help get it instead of creating a storm in a tea cup.

I never meant to appear antagonistic the way you portray it. We may have different opinion on this as what I pointed out was one of the stringent conditions there. However, if you are offended by the tone of my post, I am sorry. I just made my point.

lonelydora:
If you are a lawyer you are on your way to hitting big money when i do a rejoinder by 15th of this month, if they still do not pay me. I am setting up my legal team for now. I have 6 sound lawyers already. Wanna join them? PM pls.

Others have been advising you go the way of litigation. My dear, it is not the best way putting into consideration other factors you mentioned here.

There are professional arbitrators who can handle this case by sitting in a round-table with the lawyer of the company and arbitration panel and reaching a consensus which will be registered in the Court as an "award" IF there is an arbitration clause in the contract of employment.

However, if there is no such clause, I would advise you make a complaint to the appropriate authority established for that purpose as listed by someone in the first page.

Litigation should be a last resort if you understand the rigmarole that plays out in our court these days

Wisdom and Intelligence are two different things. Can a struggling natural person fight a well-to-do artificial person and not bleed?

Hidentity:
Honestly, I do not think the conditions are too stringent. Maybe they didn't make the point clear. Or is there anything there I need to explain to you better?

I'll advise you to apply. Life is discouraging enough, we should encourage ourselves and not pull out already. Try it

Sir, with all due respect and as a learned member of the bar trained to have an eagle's eye, you ought to have noticed these stringent conditions at a glance. One of the conditions is having a deep fluency in Yoruba language. I don't need to point out others...

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please check this out but before applying carefully read the terms. I couldn't apply because the terms seem arbitrary to me

http://jacobsandbigaels.com/careers.html

how much is the herb?

show us proof

LegitBoy:
I'm currently a student at the Nigerian law school, trying to make a first class. Though it seems very hard which i cant deny but i know it is not impossible

You guys should motivate me o because i really need it.

I was like you a year ago and wanted to achieve same feat but it eluded me. However, it propelled me into deep thought about what the future holds and I realized that the race is not for the swift neither is the battle for the strong. All you owe life is do your best in every circumstance and eliminate every chance of doubt in yourself and in the plans Providence has for you in the future.

OliviaPope:
I used to wish i applied for Law instead of medicine. But right now, i don't think I'd have enjoyed Law half as much as I'm enjoying medicine

Hey,Law is bae though I would love to marry a doctor in the future

debbie:
Merry Christmas in arrears
Happy new year in arrears too.

So sorry I was absent for sometime.,..I had to take a break from work and all to go relax in the village..,...very necessary
Thank you all for checking on me.
God willing we will resume and keep us updated .
Cheers

Debbie, we miss you

lonelydora:
1forall, biko help a soul and push to FP.

You want to seek a free legal advice? Try harder.
I'm not in the league of lawyers that do that..

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Titugirl:
Attendance is free, but to become a bonafide member, you'll be required to pay some dues of which i can't tell the particular amount now.

hope shyness has disappeared?

BusinessLaw:
Our Firm is looking for Youth Corper Lawyers to serve in the Lagos office.

Qualifications

- Must have been called to the Bar
- Must be willing to learn
- Must be proficient with computers
- Must be good in research
- Must not reside too far from Ogudu/Ojota axis
- Must be ready to resume first week in January

Interested applicants should send resume to admin@ioclaw.com on or before Thursday 28th December 2017.

please could you state the remuneration for the above position?
I'm interested in the position though not a corper and reside at isolo.

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Xisnin:
You must be a poor businessman to not do your homework before migrating your loan.
How can you assume the interest rate a bank offers?
You will be wasting your legal fees unless there was an enforceable agreement where GTB
promises you 18%.

You seem to have a low comprehension. He was not mindful of making the increase in the rate of loan as a subject of litigation but the charges deducted as a result thereof

ID my friend, the road ahead is rewarding. Better things to come

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