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Yeah it's a skit haha, I just checked their other videos .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pwom49awRKg

I just saw this video on YouTube and I’m pretty amazed at how stupid people can be

Let them initiate a protest too, we need this president to resign. We have no justice system. Everything don collapse

Gossipcelebs:
It has caused so many raape we have today

No it hasn’t, porn videos are between two consenting adults.
People rape not because of porn, but because of their double standards. The same way Christians tell lies and deceive and claim to be Christlike .

Gossipcelebs:
Atleast we all know his evils now

how does acting porn make you evil?

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Kapturemedia:
Muslim or Christian who have the highest tendency to fornicate? [color=#990000][/color]

is this your priority in life?

I just saw this tweet on Twitter regarding using your duolingo English test result for study abroad purposes. How true is this? Anyone tried it?

SirBunky85:
how much is dollars currently at the black market?

440

KnowAll:
Nigeria cannot run out of forex because the diaspora community sends in about $20 billion dollars every year. Where do u think that dollar ends, Nigeria central Bank.

most of them are probably going through tough times right now sir due to covid-19

evansjeff:
Recently I've been very bothered about myself. I'm a guy of around 30 but some things that still worry my heart is really disturbing. I will start like this.

1. Something embarrassing happened some time last year when I travelled home for visit. They bought a goat and was looking for who to kill it, me knowing I'm the most senior man at home jejely went into ghost mode, everyone started looking for me, in the end I had to come out but shamelessly told them I can't kill it. They had to call a 16 year old opposite neighbour to do it while my younger ones helped him hold the goat. I couldn't even stand the sight of seeing the goat struggling for life while receiving knife in the throat. I left there immediately.

2. You might think it's normal for goat until I tell you that I can't kill a chicken or rat, last Christmas, I badly wanted to buy a life chicken because I beleive it's more healthy, but who will kill it? Bae was around, I don't want any embarrassment so I jejely bought frozen chicken . There is a wall gecko strolling around my room for weeks now, but I can't kill it, it becomes embarrassing any time I have a visitor

3. The most recent is, there are two birds trying to build a house in my lobby, I kept destroying the house but they didn't give up, it got to a point, I felt bad for the poor birds, what if they don't have a house? what if I'm the one building a house with all my strength and government keeps destroying it? I had to leave them to build. My neighbour said he killed the birds that tried doing that in his house but me can i do that? No. i just tire.

4. Lastly, When travelling and there's an accident, people rush out to watch but I dare not else the trauma will remain for months, I can't stand the sight of blood and body cuts.

Any time I think about killing an animal, I ask myself, what if I'm the one being held by boko haram or killer herdsmen and about to be slaughtered? How excruciating the pain can be.

Any time I think about crushing a cockroach, I ask myself, what if I'm the one trying to cross the high way and dangote trailer crushes me?

So guys, am I normal? Do I need to see a doctor or a psychologist?

Dude you're completely normal. You have so much empathy in the wrong country. But don't change who you are, accept it and be happy.

https://techcabal.com/wp-content/uploads/tc/2020/05/andela_office.jpeg

Andela, the software engineering talent company, has laid off 135 of its staff across four locations.

On Tuesday, Jeremy Johnson, the company’s CEO, led a company-wide video conference call attended by over 1,300 staff from Nigeria, Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, Ghana, Egypt, and the United States. There were no layoffs in Rwanda or Ghana.

The call was an extraordinary event; Andela’s ‘all hands’ often holds at the end of the month. But the emergency nature of this was ominous, according to people familiar with the matter.

Striking a sombre tone in an email to all staff after the call, Johnson cited the effect of shrinkage in the company’s customer base as the major reason necessitating the exits.

“While our customer base has held up better than most, the majority have still been impacted by the economic downturn,” Johnson said.

Andela expects to “see churn spike this year as well as a decline in new customers due to the economic uncertainty.” Expectations for slow growth necessitate cost cutting measures “to ensure that we make it to the other side,” Johnson said.

The company confirmed to TechCabal that about 50% of its partners are at risk, due to the economic downturn.

The headcount cut represents a 10% reduction in Andela’s staff size. It is the third round of dismissals in the company within the last 9 months.

420 staff composed mainly of junior developers who entered the company via its fellowship program were let go in September 2019, and an unspecified number between January and February this year.

Founded in 2014, Andela set a revolutionary pace with its model of training software engineers virtually at no cost to the trainee. The company has raised several million dollars over the years to drive its mission, the latest being a $100 million Series D in January 2019.

From its fellowships and bootcamps, more than a thousand young Nigerians have got a rare entry into the world of professional software development.

The model depended on absorbing and employing the trained engineers as full staff, who are then paired to “partners,” usually overseas companies with the ability to pay top dollar for junior engineering talent.

Andela hoped to recoup its investments in the engineers from the substantial amounts charged to these companies.

However, a saturation of junior talent in Andela’s target markets and a shift to more senior talent over the past two years has affected the company’s rate of placement for its talents. The first public consequence was the drastic purge last September.

Johnson apologised for the company’s tough 2019 year. But it feels like the bad patch of returns has continued into 2020.

The latest round of layoffs were probably harder to foresee and reflect the harshness of the present time. To survive the impact of a coronavirus-induced recession, companies have taken various measures from layoffs and furloughs, to salary cuts.

Johnson stressed that layoffs were the last resort. The company considered enacting salary cuts across the board, freezing future hires as well as rescinding offers.

But none of those options would significantly move the needle towards safety, Johnson said. It was necessary to take the “gut wrenching” step of letting staff go.

All directors and above are taking cuts ranging from 10% to 30% depending on seniority.

In addition, Andela will cut down on operational costs from travel, compensations, softwares and others to save about $25 million. They expect to save a further $5 million from the layoffs.

For most staff, Friday May 8th will be the last day for staff in all countries except Kenya and Egypt. To ease their exit, the company said it will provide them comprehensive severance packages and four months of health coverage.

Andela engineers are recognised as some of the best on the continent. After the layoffs last September, open days were organized by a number of companies leading to many of the dismissed staff finding employment in other places.

This time is different though, as a recession threatens nearly every other firm in equal measure.

Andela says no engineers were affected by the layoffs but every other department felt the wave. According to Johnson, the technology team has been less impacted because it is integral to the company’s future strategic investments.

Source:: https://techcabal.com/2020/05/05/andela-layoffs-135-staff/

humblesteve:
Unlocked
256gb

255k

E still dey available? Pictures?

Guest911:
iPhone X needed
AIN

Still needed

Pictures

Davidbanky:
I have one with a tiny crack ... WhatsApp me.

need to get a mint phone but thanks. @Pradit any deal for your boy

iPhone X needed
AIN

Do you have the game pad for sale

Trump is helpless

kakakibuy:

please how much to land Toyota RAV4 2019
Lexus RX330 2016 sport

FeliciaOja:
You just proved that you're poor
That you don't know rich parents

Rich Parents always succumb to the wishes of their children..
Even if I say No
No matter how hard they try to stop their son from marrying me it won't work.

Secondly no rich parent in the entire universe will stop their son from marrying someone because of cooking skills
This is another point where I know you have never tasted rich Lifestyle.
Rich people don't even cook themselves so why will they expect you to cook??
When you will have plenty of professional chefs lined up for service.
Try again boy.. only poor people worry about marrying woman that cook.
Rich folks have professional chefs paid to cook the finest meals ever. NEXT!!

That nigga is just hungry, he wants everyone to bow to his family so he can feel good about himself.

oludolars:
If for any reason, Folorunsho Alakija, Mike Adenuga's wife, Femi Otedola or Dangote's wife asks you such to join her in the kitchen and not wanting any of their cooks involved.

Kindly give such answer. You will regret the day you were born by ur parents.You will be thrown out like a peice of thrash.

When millions of pretty naija girls are dreaming of just an oppotunity with such family.

All these poor people thinking.

Being polite is part of the attribute of a highly educated and exposed person.

lol keep digging

Why does everyone make it seem like the girl would suddenly die if she didn’t get to eat the food?
No one should be forced to do what they don’t want to do period.

The poor girl was not in the mood just for the first time oo and then boom she’s not a wife material

She’s a human being with dignity not a mere object

The girlfriend is right.

She was invited into the kitchen and declined.
It doesn’t prove disrespect or lack of cooking skills.

It only proves she’s a realist and would not fake her respect. Besides respect is mutual and the mother should give her some dignity at the very least.

They should also launch a testing programme to ensure the cooks have tested negative regardless of travel history.

Secondly they should distribute the food to houses no queues

Any ps4 game controller for sale?

They may stand a better chance here in Nigeria. Health insurance is mad expensive abroad.

I hope they don't contaminate the face mask before distribution.

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