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Hello house!!

Una welldone ooo..

Is any of you an entrepreneur here or a worker that requires you make a lot of interactions with people??

How do you cope??

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lolaxavier:
Me ke
Me wey be say na Hong Kong I dey

Who be that home boy way just dey chill inside the water??


OP is that you??

Atiku carry Gordons head...

Bvesan:
The network fluctuates, even airtel better pass Glo.

The fluctuation is just terrible.. tried Airtel, steady network but the zapped my 2GB in less than 9 days.

Bvesan:
Glo network wey be like NEPA. Try MTN, Everywhere you go.

Seriously.. very annoying. I will have to OFF and ON my network and data twice before I post this.

Glo is just a waste of time.

Moana:
Very helpful thank you OP

Welcm

vimi:
iin 9ja? uu neva ready to travel be that
Nice one tho

Even as a Nigerian, some tips there are useful.

MrRhymes101:
He now looks like a footballer

Andy Carrol

I prefer the former one.

Greenified:
Locate the two posts take knife and cut them into bits. Try to get a green tape and paste it. Thank me later

Not close.

jesbu:
Thanks very much.will look for one I can trust.

Try Justi4jesu.

Goodnuel:
1. Pack and check

As a rule, we hastily pack suitcases on the day of departure. That`s why many necessary things get left at home. It would be ideal if you considered what exactly you need to take and make a list. Unfortunately, a few people do so, that`s why another option is to divide your things into two parts. Firstly, put in the suitcase necessary clothes and all the stuff you don`t need while you are still at home. Then go cosmetics and bathing accessories. Give yourself the trouble and recheck everything carefully, including your hand luggage. If you travel by plane take care of the weight and size of your suitcases.



2. Check the weather

Which weather conditions you have at home and that are at your destination place is a matter of life and death. Knowing what to expect from the climate at the destination place you will have time to think over the clothes you need to pack. Moreover, you are to be ready if the weather at home suddenly changes and your flight may be delayed. In order not to be forced to change all the arrangements in the last minute, it`s better to take care of it in advance.


3. Tidy up the house

On the day of the departure, it will be the last thing on your mind. That`s why my advice is to clean the house the day before. You`ll be happy to get back into a clean house, won`t you? Check your fridge for the perishable foods, wash the dishes and empty the bin. While you tidy up the house you can check all the windows, turn off the heating or conditioning systems. Water all the plants and find a temporary home for your pets, if you have ones, or make sure that somebody will keep an eye on them.



4. Download at home

You should also make sure that you have downloaded at home all the things you need for the trip, starting with the documents you need for work and up to e-books and tunes. Though free Wi-Fi gets more and more widespread, how will you be looking for it in an unknown city? To save yourself from trouble do it while you have access to the Internet at home. Moreover, this stuff will come in handy as you board the plane or train, etc. Another good idea is to download the maps if the new city which wouldn`t require access to the Internet.


5. Charge your electronics

You`ll definitely have to take some devises to amuse yourself during the journey: a phone, a laptop, a tablet, a mp3 player, etc. All the devises should be charged beforehand. And don`t forget to pack their chargers also. You`ll most probably need to charge them as you arrive. Take care of the necessary adapters which you might need when you travel to another country. You are not eager to have a discharged phone in a completely unknown environment, don`t you?


6. Call your bank

As you use your card abroad, the bank may consider it as a suspicious activity and block it, leaving without financial supply. Such problems are very difficult to solve when you are abroad, and they are very common I must admit. So take all the necessary measures to avoid such a displeasing situation. Make a call to your bank and warn them. Even if you most likely wouldn`t use it there warn them anyway. You can never foresee what kind of emergency can happen.



7. Check everything

Make sure you have booked the tickets, no flight is delayed, and the hotel has confirmed your booking. The last thing you need is such an unpleasant surprise that something went wrong. Settle all matters connected with the taxi, rental car, pet-sitter, parking, etc. Don`t forget to take all the necessary documents, credit cards and cash. It`s better to exchange currency in your country beforehand as at your destination place it may be more expensive.



8.Make sure your bills are up to date

If you leave for quite a long time you`d better take care of all the bills you receive so that don`t have to be in debt or rush to the bank the moment you come back. Settle all the financial matters before departure and you won`t have to worry about anything while being far away from home. Also return the books to the library, or all the borrowed things.




9. Other things

Especially when you are going in a long-termed travel, you have to take care of numerous details. Ask your neighbor or a friend to watch your plants, stop the press delivery, and redirect your mail. You`d better warn your close relatives that you`re leaving so that they wouldn`t worry. Complete all the unfinished stuff so it wouldn`t cause you troubles when you come back.


You see there are a lot of things to take care of beforehand. By doing so, your day of departure won`t be a total mess but will run smoothly and without extra stress. Is it difficult for you to do the preparations in advance or you delay everything till the last minute? I hope these tips will help you avoid the hustle before the trip.

Source

http://travel.amerikanki.com/important-things-you-should-do-the-day-before-you-travel/

1. Pack and check

As a rule, we hastily pack suitcases on the day of departure. That`s why many necessary things get left at home. It would be ideal if you considered what exactly you need to take and make a list. Unfortunately, a few people do so, that`s why another option is to divide your things into two parts. Firstly, put in the suitcase necessary clothes and all the stuff you don`t need while you are still at home. Then go cosmetics and bathing accessories. Give yourself the trouble and recheck everything carefully, including your hand luggage. If you travel by plane take care of the weight and size of your suitcases.



2. Check the weather

Which weather conditions you have at home and that are at your destination place is a matter of life and death. Knowing what to expect from the climate at the destination place you will have time to think over the clothes you need to pack. Moreover, you are to be ready if the weather at home suddenly changes and your flight may be delayed. In order not to be forced to change all the arrangements in the last minute, it`s better to take care of it in advance.


3. Tidy up the house

On the day of the departure, it will be the last thing on your mind. That`s why my advice is to clean the house the day before. You`ll be happy to get back into a clean house, won`t you? Check your fridge for the perishable foods, wash the dishes and empty the bin. While you tidy up the house you can check all the windows, turn off the heating or conditioning systems. Water all the plants and find a temporary home for your pets, if you have ones, or make sure that somebody will keep an eye on them.



4. Download at home

You should also make sure that you have downloaded at home all the things you need for the trip, starting with the documents you need for work and up to e-books and tunes. Though free Wi-Fi gets more and more widespread, how will you be looking for it in an unknown city? To save yourself from trouble do it while you have access to the Internet at home. Moreover, this stuff will come in handy as you board the plane or train, etc. Another good idea is to download the maps if the new city which wouldn`t require access to the Internet.


5. Charge your electronics

You`ll definitely have to take some devises to amuse yourself during the journey: a phone, a laptop, a tablet, a mp3 player, etc. All the devises should be charged beforehand. And don`t forget to pack their chargers also. You`ll most probably need to charge them as you arrive. Take care of the necessary adapters which you might need when you travel to another country. You are not eager to have a discharged phone in a completely unknown environment, don`t you?


6. Call your bank

As you use your card abroad, the bank may consider it as a suspicious activity and block it, leaving without financial supply. Such problems are very difficult to solve when you are abroad, and they are very common I must admit. So take all the necessary measures to avoid such a displeasing situation. Make a call to your bank and warn them. Even if you most likely wouldn`t use it there warn them anyway. You can never foresee what kind of emergency can happen.



7. Check everything

Make sure you have booked the tickets, no flight is delayed, and the hotel has confirmed your booking. The last thing you need is such an unpleasant surprise that something went wrong. Settle all matters connected with the taxi, rental car, pet-sitter, parking, etc. Don`t forget to take all the necessary documents, credit cards and cash. It`s better to exchange currency in your country beforehand as at your destination place it may be more expensive.



8.Make sure your bills are up to date

If you leave for quite a long time you`d better take care of all the bills you receive so that don`t have to be in debt or rush to the bank the moment you come back. Settle all the financial matters before departure and you won`t have to worry about anything while being far away from home. Also return the books to the library, or all the borrowed things.




9. Other things

Especially when you are going in a long-termed travel, you have to take care of numerous details. Ask your neighbor or a friend to watch your plants, stop the press delivery, and redirect your mail. You`d better warn your close relatives that you`re leaving so that they wouldn`t worry. Complete all the unfinished stuff so it wouldn`t cause you troubles when you come back.


You see there are a lot of things to take care of beforehand. By doing so, your day of departure won`t be a total mess but will run smoothly and without extra stress. Is it difficult for you to do the preparations in advance or you delay everything till the last minute? I hope these tips will help you avoid the hustle before the trip.

seeteazain:
John Mikel Obi’s time at Chelsea seems to be up. His manager, Jose Mourinho has repeatedly said that he is interested in buying one more midfielder to add more spine to his team and the most obvious casualty is 28 year old Mikel Obi. The Super Eagles midfielder was used sparingly during the past season and even when other midfielders were absent through suspension and injuries,
Jose Mourinho trusted youngsters like Reuben Loftus-Cheek and Nathaniel Ake. According to the Express UK, Chelsea are yet to agree a fee with an certain outfit for the midfielder’s transfer, only time will tell when Mikel will join Xavi Hernandez and Asamoah Gyan in the middle east.

Meanwhile African football reports that Mikel has agreed to sign for Al Ain having agreed personal terms. The anchorman’s agent agent Babawo Mohammed was reported to have said: “It is now left for Chelsea and the Dubai club Al Ain to agree on a transfer fee.” Meanwhile the Metro UK reports that, Turkish giants’, Fenerbache have sent their sporting director Giuliano Terraneo to London to discuss a potential move with his agent. Though it is believed talks have stalled and Chelsea will accept a $12m offer from Al Ain for his Mikel’s transfer.

In nine years at Chelsea, Mikel has played 224 games for the club, scoring six goals. The midfielder was named the second best player in Africa by CAF in 2014 forhis fine performances for both club and country. He has earned two premier league titles, four FA cup titles, two league cups, one community shield, one champions league and one Europa league title.

http://247tops..com/2015/06/john-obi-mikel-agrees-chelsea-exit.html

Are you/they for real??

Did you/they watch Chelsea last season at all??

It's a pity that real musicians don't make money in 9ja..

It's a pity that Jesse Jagz isn't on that list.

It's a pity that rap gods ain't there..

I feel bad.

I personally don't like it when great players turn great coaches. No be only them waka come.

Freiburger:
Jürgen Klinsmann should also make the damn list, it takes more than taking a team to the world Cup to be regarded as a successful Coach.

Klinsmann??

Bifwoli:
They should relocate to Russia where their stolen money was fraudulently taken from.Mercenary team of cheaters and divers.ManCity for life.

Man City?? ..

I know say you don smoke.

Choiii

Boys dey flex ooo

BluePearls:
Oh! That should work. Provided the connection is strong. In that case, chances of you loosing your files are very slim. Notwithstanding, you never know what could happen. Just do the backup as a precautionary measure. Good luck.

Thanks bro. It's working now. I couldn't do it with the phones, I went the autoloader way..

Then my Opera Mini browser and Chrome doesn't work.. the Chrome opens and remains blank while the Opera doesn't open at all.. I downloaded them and other android apps from mobomarket.

Could it be cos I don't have Google play services installed in my phone??

Stanley08:
Believe this - I have never ever see a Union bank ATM Card in my life, I thought it can only be found in a museum. Their rate ain't bad tho. Thanks for a new bank.



Go to their website and get the email address for the people in charge of ur light, I'm in Lagos and mine is Eko Distribution
Lagos - Ekoforum@nerc.org
then copy headquarters in the mail.
Headquarters - info@nercng.org



Thanks for info, already updated. Unchanged rate.

Me too

Ohk.. having escaped killing myself with indomie and been too lazy to prepare a decent meal, I decided to eat out this night.

I located a MAMA PUT only that it's a guy that is putting in the case so I will call it a PAPA PUT(the guy never reach papa sha) .

I sat down and asked him to give me Akpu and Egusi with three kpomo. As I balance begin the flex my chaow, I heard the guy next to me making his order.

" Give me Semo and Egusi soup, put small Ogbono soup then give me two cow meats from stew"

Choi!!! Na wa ooo..

Must the meats come from stew??

Must you mix all the soup??

I don't mix soups.

Do you mix soups??

What's the fun in it??

I say make I ask Nairaland people..

BTW, this is my first time coming to this section(food).

I hail all man!

Una welldone oo!!

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Goodnuel