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Tolexander: Greatest man=sincere 9gerian!must u comment on any thread on nairaland? |
HNosegbe: And you had to create a thread?YES OOO anything the matter? |
yibomustgo: You're "mumu 9gerian" yourself.whatever i know where u are coming from by their fruit u shall know them |
I have been following his post on politics section he is really doing a great work in politics section. I love the way and manner he handle argument, logically and with reference and in a mature way. His command of English is superb. I love your way sincere9igerian. Food for though: maturity demand you argue base on facts not people opinion. |
israel tob: ASUU Meets Tomorrow To End Strike.Na ASUU wahala |
have to comment since nobody one to comment |
Tolexander: to me, i don't really see this as a good idea.guy u are on every thread on nairaland when are u celebrating ur 1000000 post on nairaland personally i will buy gift for u |
kekakuz: i remember my encounter with a mermaid very well like it was yesterdayUNA NO FIT KILL ME FOR NAIRALAND |
walad4yhu: Wat a great loss rip sir...how true is this PROF. BALLAH? |
this dem mature the guy is selfless may GOD bless ur career. |
i am GREATEST MAN representing MAUTECH |
i just love oscar |
Chancellor of Covenant University, Ota, Ogun, Dr David Oyedepo, said on Monday that the institution would be among the top 10 universities in the world by 2022. Oyedepo made the remark at the institution’s 11th Founder’s Day celebration in Ota. According to him, the university has since inception in 2002, focused on actualising its mandate, which is primarily to raise leaders who will change the world. Oyedepo said that already, the university had surpassed set standards but was not relenting till it achieved its desired 2022 dream, tagged: Vision 10: 2022, (1 of 10 in 10). “It is in view of this that we are launching our new vision and, therefore want to charge the faculty managements to invest maximally in the review of our curriculum. “We must strive to review pragmatically, the contents of our curriculum by bringing it into the realities of the day. “Let us not be afraid of trying out new things in new ways because unless this is done, you cannot move forward. “We must strive to have the creative mind of Christ to review our curriculum in order to truly meet the needs of the society,” he said. The Chancellor said that empowering the people intellectually and practicalising it through inventions and discoveries was key in taking universities to higher levels. He charged the students to be excellent performers, especially in the area of self- discipline, as it was a major tool in becoming great leaders. The chancellor later inaugurated projects in the institution, among which was the vision 10:2022 (1 of 10 in 10) billboard. He also inaugurated the glass blowing laboratory at the chemistry department of the institution as part of activities lined up for the celebration. The laboratory is meant for fabricating, moulding and re- moulding of glass. The Head of Department of Chemistry, Dr Kolawale Ajanaku, said that the laboratory would enable students to turn waste to wealth by picking up broken glasses and putting them into use. He said that the laboratory would not serve the students alone but would be open to members of the public for training. Covenant University, which was established on Oct. 21, 2002, has graduated more than 10, 000 students |
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[quote author=agoha_vivi]I usually feel so depressed whenever my mum leaves after the traditional omugwo otherwise known as the process of taking care of a nursing mother and her baby. After the birth of my first child my mum came around and the thought of her leaving would make me feel like crying unfortunately her omugo never exceeds 3 weeks because she's still in service and has to return to work. After the birth of my first child i got so depressed cos aside my hubby who returns after work in the evening, I'm usually alone with the baby from morning till evening and that lonliness got me really depressed, infact I was looking for an excuse to go back to my fathers house. My second delivery was not so bad and unlike my first, I had my husbands cousin staying with me. She was wonderful company so I didnt feel so lonely. The truth is that it is easier for one to overcome this feeling when she has caring and understanding relatives around especially the mum also I discourage the idea that the mother-in law should be the one to stay with a woman at this moment because she would never be as understanding as a mother afterall I could comfortably tell my mum to prepare somthing for me to eat whereas doing same with my mum-in -law, would sound insulting to her. GBAM![/quote]tru talk |
Capableben: YOU CAN AS WELL JOIN MAUTECH CHAT ROOM ON WHATSAPP.ok |
Capableben: ye i ve been looking for such a thread bt u hardly see futites on nairaland...ure welcome |
Didibest: I Miss abuja hostle were i dey stay, I MIss Engr. Anams my best lecturerNA civil engineering u dey or finished from? |
AM MISSING SCHOOOOOL!! wow cant blive I stil miss skul.. I miss MAINGATE!! (All dose security men wey dey show demselvs dey giv ppl dress code) I miss campus SHUTTLE DRIVERS!! (Dem nor dey eva get change!!) I miss LOVE PEACE (wen bf n gf dey express demself) I miss ZENITH BANK (D only bank wey students dey go withdraw with extension & charger!!! I miss LIBRARY!! (While u dey concentrate on ur books αηd anoda stdnt dey concentrate on ur bag!!!) I miss Lt1 and 2!!! (D only plc wey fit host both fellowship nd party 2geda!!) Misssss LT 3 and 4!!(Were all d runz girls n crazy girls dey) I miss LT 5 and 6 (wia d cleaness n sturborn dey) I miss Kabiru Umar (d only place wia guys no mind as long as Beans d̅εγ) I miss OBA ADETONA MOSQ &SMIT PRAYER GARDEN(the holy grounds) I miss SMIT!!!(Were everytin dey) haba!!!) I miss NANA HALL !!! (Wia my Gf was!!!) I miss Spread Eagles (Best joint we gat bk den) Miss Iyawo (wia u can eat wen ur broke) I miss night class @ agric ecoms! Class!! (Wia Guyz ETC. I miss aluta,( when there is no light),I miss sitting down @Smit car park(just to see who no dress well )..proudly Futy I min MautWatever |
THOSE YEARS WHEN I WAS GRADUATING FROM PRIMARY SCHOOL 11 YEARS BACKS. NAIRALAND OBSERVERS OVER TO U GUYS ALL CRITICISMS ARE WELCOME.
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THOSE YEARS WHEN I WAS GRADUATING FROM PRIMARY SCHOOL 11 YEARS BACKS. NAIRALAND OBSERVERS OVER TO U GUYS ALL CRITICISMS ARE WELCOME. |
Turbocharged: Yes its possible but she has to be superwomanif not @ the bolded? |
Do u think is possible a woman to be president of Nigeria from now to when Nigeria is celeberating centenary? |
Rita Dominic, one of Nigeria’s top Nollywood actress and eligible spinster believes the reason she is not yet married is because the Nigerian media has not allowed her. The very pretty damsel who celebrated her 36 birthday few weeks ago, believe that the press has made her plans to settle down very frustrating as they have repeatedly killed her attempt at having a sustainable romantic relation. Rita claims that some years ago, she was in a very serious relationship but the media killed it because of the pressure they put on her and since then, she has not been able to get a serious man because such relationships will definitely be exposed to the press. But some industry watchers have told her to look inwards and stop blaming others for her relationship woes. They are of the opinion that if some of her colleagues like Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Mercy Johnson and Ini Edo can get married despite the so called pressure from the press, she too should work on herself. |
Rita Dominic, one of Nigeria’s top Nollywood actress and eligible spinster believes the reason she is not yet married is because the Nigerian media has not allowed her. The very pretty damsel who celebrated her 36 birthday few weeks ago, believe that the press has made her plans to settle down very frustrating as they have repeatedly killed her attempt at having a sustainable romantic relation. Rita claims that some years ago, she was in a very serious relationship but the media killed it because of the pressure they put on her and since then, she has not been able to get a serious man because such relationships will definitely be exposed to the press. But some industry watchers have told her to look inwards and stop blaming others for her relationship woes. They are of the opinion that if some of her colleagues like Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Mercy Johnson and Ini Edo can get married despite the so called pressure from the press, she too should work on herself. |
Tolexander: oh God of heaven, don't let my comment on this picture generate a ban o!i no fit laugh |
chess guru: Bro take away the "S" from the ten in your headingi have did that bros tanks |
Qsscruz: Money is the easiest and fastest way of motivating any type of individual. Increase salaries and you are good to go.. You don't have to remember any 15 or 20 points and you will see individuals giving their all..too much money without appropriate motivation u won't get the best out of ur workers. |
NIGERIA WILL WIN THE MATCH WITH NO CONDITIONS ATTACHED TO |
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1. Analytical types want to know that a project is valuable, and that their work makes a difference to its success. They need a leader who excels in a particular area, and whose expertise they believe benefits the group. They prefer compensation that is commensurate with their contribution. If they have done a tremendous amount of work on their own, don't expect them to be happy if you reward the whole team. 2. People who are "structural" by nature want to know their work aids the company's progress. They prefer a leader who is organized, competent, and good with details. They like to be rewarded in writing, in a timely manner, in a way specific to the task. An encouraging email is appropriate to communicate with them. 3. Social people want to feel personally valued, and that what they are doing has an impact on a project. They go the extra mile for a leader who expresses faith in their abilities. They prefer to be rewarded in person with a gesture that is from the heart. If your own preference is for written communication, send a handwritten note to a particularly social employee. 4. Innovative employees must buy into a cause. To them, the big picture matters more than the individual who is leading the charge. They prefer to be rewarded with something unconventional and imaginative, and would find a whimsical token of your esteem very meaningful. 5. Quiet staffers don't need a lot of fanfare, but they appreciate private, one-on-one encouragement. 6. Expressive people feel more motivated when assignments are openly discussed and an open door is available. They like public recognition, with pomp, and ceremony. 7. Peacekeepers hope everyone will move in the same direction. They'll never demand a reward or recognition, so it's up to you to offer it. 8. Hard-drivers are independent thinkers. If they agree with you, they'll be highly motivated. They will let you know what they'd like as an extrinsic reward, and they tend to want whatever it is right away. 9. Those who are focused team members must have confidence in the leader and in the project, or their motivation may falter. They want know up front what kind of reward they can expect. Make sure you follow through on whatever is promised. 10. Flexible people go along with the team, as long as a project does not contradict their morals or beliefs. They're also happy with any kind of recognition. http://www.inc.com/geil-browning/ten-ways-to-motivate-anyone.html |
[quote author=Mr.T Anonymous]Blues all the way till Madagascar becomes WORLD POWER [/quote]one million likes |
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[/quote]one million likes