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Our fast-growing firm is looking to employ a suite of writers skilled in writing ebooks, and we are currently seeking professional writers to join this expanding team. The successful applicants will be responsible for writing ebooks of about 5000 to 7000 words in different niches, explain complex information in a clear and concise manner and work with our staff to ensure the accuracy of descriptions. If you have previous experience as an ebook writer and can write like a native English speaker, we encourage you to send an email, stating your remuneration rate in the mail, while attaching your resume and at least two samples of ebooks you have written to chloehiggin01@gmail.com Best regards NB: • You must be thorough (No plagiarism) • It doesn't matter which course you read. • You must be proficient in English grammar. • You must write like a native English speaker • You must be creative and be good in your choice of words. • Promptness is crucial • You must be ready to learn. |
Our fast-growing firm is looking to employ a suite of writers skilled in writing ebooks, and we are currently seeking professional writers to join this expanding team. The successful applicants will be responsible for writing ebooks of about 5000 to 7000 words in different niches, explain complex information in a clear and concise manner and work with our staff to ensure the accuracy of descriptions. If you have previous experience as an ebook writer and can write like a native English speaker, we encourage you to send an email, stating your remuneration rate in the mail, while attaching your resume and at least two samples of ebooks you have written to chloehiggin01@gmail.com Best regards NB: • You must be thorough (No plagiarism) • It doesn't matter which course you read. • You must be proficient in English grammar. • You must write like a native English speaker • You must be creative and be good in your choice of words. • Promptness is crucial • You must be ready to learn. |
This app is intended for holders of Seniors Cards who want to search for businesses that offer discounts for Seniors Card. In case the card holder doesn’t have their physical card on them, the app would store a photo of their card which can be shown in store. Platforms Required : iOS and Android Sign In / About You (option to skip?) - Firstname (can this be auto filled from card image?) - Surname (can this be auto filled from card image?) - Phone - Home Postcode (suggest via current location?) - Photo of Seniors Card - Birth Year Main Menu/Options - Offers : Show Categories o Automotive o Household Needs o Leisure and Lifestyle o Professional Services o Shopping/Retail o Holiday & Travel o Travel Concessions - Search - Settings - Are you a business? Discounts Available If you can develop something like this, please send an email to herbertfrank@yahoo.com |
Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Beckam bets on the Sweden vs England Match at 3:00 pm today. Let's see who will win the bet
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I'm not sure bloggers will go to heaven
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Gaddafithe2nd:He was in Everton. |
lonelydora:it was an FRSC guy that eventually helped. Watch the video to the end |
The Lagos State Police Command is on the trail of a suspected thief, who allegedly disguised as an invited guest to steal at a wedding in the state. The incident happened on Saturday at Event Gallery, along Igando Road, Ojo area of the state, where the wedding held. Clad in a white dress worn by the groom’s friends and relatives, the fleeing suspect was captured on camera as he picked wads of cash dished out to the groom, Afeez Adekoya, who was immersed in dancing. PUNCH Metro gathered that the church service was on when he disappeared with a large sum of cash spent for Adekoya as well as the groom’s gold wristwatch. He also reportedly carted away the phone of the best man under false pretense of safekeeping it. His third victim, our correspondent learnt, was the bride’s best friend, whose Samsung phone the suspect collected on the pretext that he wanted to transfer some pictures she took at the event into his phone. Adekoya, who spoke to our correspondent on the telephone on Tuesday, said he was under pressure that day because the event started late. He said it occurred to him that the suspect was a stranger, but he thought he came with one of “my friends.” He said, “The engagement time was supposed to be 8am while the church service was supposed to start at 11am. As a result of some delay, the engagement started late and there was pressure on us to finish it on time so that the church service could commence. “While we were hurrying to go for the engagement, he (the suspect) mingled with my friends. My wife and I were busy. I saw him and four of my friends collecting money. I was expecting my best man to gather all the money together, not knowing that all of them had given the money to him. They all thought the man was my friend they did not know or a family member. “He (the suspect) came to me with a polythene bag containing N6,000. The money spent for me was really much more than that, but because of the pressure, I was not able to question him. It was already after 12pm. He followed me to where I changed my dress for the church service. “He collected my gold wristwatch because I did not want to use it for the church service. He also collected my dress and kept it in my suitcase, which a friend later collected from him.” Adekoya explained that the suspect subsequently followed his best man to a room, where the friend wore another dress for the church service. The groom said the suspect collected the dress from the best man and took it to his (best man’s) wife, who was in a car, telling her that her husband directed him to collect his phone. “After collecting the Samsung phone, which is worth N130,000, the suspect approached the bride’s best friend and told her that she had a lot of his pictures on her phone and that she should give him the phone to transfer the pictures to his phone. “The lady was also under pressure, attending to our guests from Sagamu (Ogun State). She thought the man was my family member and gave him her phone. It was during the church service that we discovered that he had disappeared with the items,” Adekoya added. He said he reported the case at the Iba Police Station, adding that the police promised to track down the suspect. The bride, Abiola Folorunsho, said she initially had an impression that something was amiss with the suspect’s gesture, but she felt it would be insulting to ask for his details. She said, “I was really angry that day. The man approached me inside a car I was and tried to pacify me. He was even trying to fan me. At that point, I wanted to ask my husband’s younger brother who he was, but I felt it would be insulting to ask such a question in his presence. “The man gave me a handkerchief to clean my face and tried to get me food. I did not use the handkerchief because I had never seen him before. I saw him among the groom’s friends dancing. He was calling my husband ‘Egbon’ (brother) and I concluded he was my husband’s family member. “He was everywhere, taking pictures and nobody suspected he was not invited or he had an ulterior motive. I think he banked on the pressure on us. It was our photographer who took his picture while he was dancing.” Folorunsho stated her friend’s phone stolen by the suspect contained the soft copy of her thesis, adding that she had no backup for the work. “She is studying for her master’s degree at University of Lagos. A day before the wedding, she tried to do the backup on her Gmail account to no avail. She was weeping when she discovered the man had fled with the phone. I was destabilised too,” she added. The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Chike Oti, confirmed that the case was reported to the police, adding that investigation had commenced. http://www.punchng.com/uninvited-guest-made-away-with-hosts-money-at-wedding/
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Hi guys, I've really learnt a lot here, and I've decided to apply to a school. However, I'll be going with my wife. I want to know how I can pove that I still have strong ties with Nigeria, in order not to have my visa rejected. Thanks. |
His church should be Artificial Intelligence Ministry, not Divine Intelligence Ministry |
TheArticleNG:Baba wait until you have money till you execute your project na. Or is nairaland now a gofundme page? |
Lat1tudeO2:Your school fee portal no dey close? You've been on this since last month. Let's know when it has finally closed, we'll help you by then |
Greene66:You mean they should have done it the Nigerian way? That's one of the limitations of living in a civilized country. You don't extract evidence by force. |
More writers still needed |
Five more writers still needed.... |
More writers still needed.... |
Our fast-growing firm works closely with blockchain technology. We employ a suite of writers skilled in the field of blockchain technology, and we are currently seeking professional Technical Writers to join this expanding team. The successful applicants will be responsible for creating technical documents and manuals, explain complex information in a clear and concise manner and working with scientific staff to ensure accuracy of product descriptions. If you have previous experience as a Technical Writer, we encourage you to send an email, stating your remuneration rate in the mail, while attaching your resume and a sample of technical articles you have written to davidmoore370@yahoo.com Best regards NB: -You must be thorough (No plagiarism) -It doesn't matter which course you read. -You must be proficient in English grammar. -You must be creative and be good in your choice of words. - Promptness is crucial - You must be ready to learn. |
Our fast-growing firm works closely with blockchain technology. We employ a suite of writers skilled in the field of blockchain technology, and we are currently seeking professional Technical Writers to join this expanding team. The successful applicants will be responsible for creating technical documents and manuals, explain complex information in a clear and concise manner and working with scientific staff to ensure accuracy of product descriptions. If you have previous experience as a Technical Writer, we encourage you to send an email, stating your remuneration rate in the mail, while attaching your resume and a sample of technical articles you have written to davidmoore370@yahoo.com Best regards NB: -You must be thorough (No plagiarism) -It doesn't matter which course you read. -You must be proficient in English grammar. -You must be creative and be good in your choice of words. - Promptness is crucial - You must be ready to learn. |
Are you a good TECHNICAL writer? Then this is for you. Proficient and thorough writers are needed. Once you are good, you will get steady jobs. NB: -You must be thorough (No plagiarism) -make sure you attach your resume. -It doesn't matter which course you read. -You must be proficient in English grammar. -You must be creative and be good in your choice of words. - Promptness is crucial - You must be ready to learn. Send an email, stating your rate in the mail, while attaching your resume and a sample of technical articles you have written to herbertfrank@yahoo.com Best regards |
Are you a good TECHNICAL writer? Then this is for you. Proficient and thorough writers are needed. Once you are good, you will get steady jobs. NB: -You must be thorough (No plagiarism) -make sure you attach your resume. -It doesn't matter which course you read. -You must be proficient in English grammar. -You must be creative and be good in your choice of words. - Promptness is crucial - You must be ready to learn. Send an email, stating your rate in the mail, while attaching your resume and a sample of technical articles you have written to herbertfrank@yahoo.com Best regards |
kenonze:You are on the wrong thread... This is Man United... We don't lose |
Obviously, Pepsi is going to win the war. I for see Coca cola's 35 cl PET being rejected like Maltina's sip it. Nigerians want value for money, even children will prefer taking Pepsi's 50 cl than Coca cola's 35 cl, at the same price. |
Till the rivers all run dry Till the sun falls from the sky Till life on earth is through I'll be needing you Thank you for the years of wonderful music... Rest in peace Don Williams |
ProfGday:She's intelligent. She's UK trained, and wasn't trained by those copy and paste people you parade as lecturers. |
Young03:In what movie was she fücked? You just think you can type rubbish cos you have 10mb free data? I'm sure you are waiting for the movie to be available for free before you verify your stupid claim |
We live in a wicked world |
Amarabae:Babe, we need skillful players, not handsome hot players |
Ajewealth123:Updated |
The irony of life. Former VC of OAU, Prof Rogers Makanjuola, visits the then Ooni of Ife, Okunade Sijuade. He's accompanied by 3 people who would later become Vice chancellors of OAU. From left Prof Faborode, Prof Roger Makanjuola, Prof Bamitale Omole and Prof Ogunbodede. If I was in that picture it means I would have been preparing to be the next VC of OAU
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