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I got this link below from a friend in Abuja. It is a scholarship application form for students in tertiary institutions in Nigeria.

https:///wJC8y9ZhApbgUzZc7

If government will indeed consider to support parents whose income have been affected by covid-19, that will be a laudable move.

It says that selection will be purely on merit. And exam centers will be in selected institutions around the country by 2021.

I hope this helps a lot of people that will find it difficult to go back to school after the ASUU strike.

The Nigerian government has just launched the National Social Housing Programme as part of the targeted at building 300,000 apartments in some states of the federation. This programme is aimed at making homes affordable for specifically the low income earners, who must be organized or members of a cooperative. Potential benefactors in the programme registered on www.mylandbank.org will be positioned to take the front row.

Many people will benefit from this while others will argue about its profitability and accessibility until it is too late.

If you are not a member of any cooperative, but have a steady income stream and ;live in Enugu, Awka, Port harcourt, Aba or Owerri, you can register on this platform with the link below.

https:///zdcL1fw1Uqdxnr6C8

The website www.mylandbank.org is positioned to enable you make your payment and track the project progress will soon be launched. avail yourself of the opportunity.

This is an opportunity to own a comfortable house in a city or even start a real estate business in an affordable and reliable way.

0955eb027:
Mine is so so grave to the extent that i don't know the way forward anymore. The major problem is that i have never done anything to make money with the exception of working as an ad-hoc staff for INEC in my service year.
I have been over reliant on ma parents d whole of ma life, having brainwashed myself with the idea that it was not yet time for me to start hustling; so bad that i cant even boast of a vocational skill.
I hold a masters degree (mathematics) and i have got nothing to show for it. Sitting at home all day or going in search of jobs without a positive result s fvcking terrifying.
I really need to do something (anything legal), no matter how small. Just need to learn how to survive. Need advice on how to embark on something that will bring about a positive change. Help a brother out. Thanks ya'll


Wouldn't mind if anyone can get me a job.

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Students should take some time to fill the survey. It may be helpful.
https:///Wnp53bXDKxwBtP3U7

Nigeria has an overwhelming need for houses and mortgage that is not available to the many that need it. Only the rich have access to ordinary loans that are so expensive. This discourages the low and medium income earners from building a house in time until old age or even retirement. I stumbled onto a company trying to solve this problem. They are called Southwind Investments and Engineering Services Limited and the platform on which they sell the equity bricks is www.mylandbank.org.

I got registered for free. Register free now on mylandbank.org?ref=2

Now with as low as N100,000 monthly contribution, 200 investors like you can own a house, live in it or earn income from rents and sales. They are launching a cooperative housing project to build 200 apartments in 5 Nigerian cities. They will be working with large cooperative societies in these cities to ensure they deliver on this promise. I think it is a great strategy to change home ownership.

We have heard testimonies of small housing projects completed so far. The company is owned by young Nigerians with decades of experience in real estate construction and maintenance.

I will watch out closely but i hope they make it through the real estate challenges in Nigeria. It is a profitable investment but a lot of challenges limit developers. I will support any company that wants to make this a reality.

The painful thing is that the common man has been blocked all round from ascending the great height. Even the church that has become the hope the common man has been bought over by huge tithes and private offerings.

Where do we go? Where should we run to?

Hopeless!

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After careful evaluation of Nigerian polity, I got infuriated at the mess being made by our aged leaders? Alhaji Maitama Sule entered government as a youth; Nnamdi Azikiwe and other were in the last century, the youths that determined the future of a giant nation like Nigeria. Today, they roll in their Graves, seeing the stack of dirts in the system. They question remains, how can the youths of today break the veil of corruption and widesPread poverty to redefine politics in Nigeria? How can we stand together to demand our right and positions from the political parties. Where is NANS? Where are the youths? Where is the light? What is our future?

homosapien002:
the officer would b killed if he used pistol,imagine a 40caliber pistol that could hold just 15 bullets per magazine compared to ak 47 capable of having 75 bullets per magazine...so d officer would run out of ammo in no time if he had used pistol...

True may be. There is the desert eagle. Watch https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nb7tWcohYS
Uzii can also help. But all na guts with God saving you. Smart turns makes one swift in response from close range.

All these are out of frustration and joblessness. When you have the guts to build a business but dont have access to the capital, you are pushed to do anything. That aside, the policeman would have succeeded more if he had a shotgun. AK47 is an assault rifle for battle field. Pistols are better wielded and controlled for security agents on posts. Nigerian police should learn to use more sophisticated short guns. The banks should also design gate houses with possible robbery attack in mind. They should use precast concrete buildings.

God will save us all and help Nigerians get meaningful jobs.

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http://aziecars.com/blog/2017/05/28/car-tires-what-you-need-to-know/

I am an internet entrepreneur and I desire to discuss my challenges and opportunities with other entrepreneurs like me. Nigeria has the ability of growing the next generation of the Alibaba, Amazon, Facebook and cars.com. How can we make this happen? What challenges are you having with yours? What opportunities do you see?

Come let's talk it out.

Objective: To bring together great like minds for the development of internet business in Nigeria.

Vision: To host the most interesting discussions that will solve the problems of many internet business owners and aspiring starters in Nigeria.

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I believe it will come back soon. My greatest challenge is that they are not saying anything neither are they responding to mails written to support. That's the risk of running an unregistered online programme. Lolwt.

I have been made to believe that it is cheaper to buy a used car from Canada than in USA due to the US-Canadian dollar differences against the Naira.

Is this a statement of fact or are cars from USA more trustworthy than Canada.

Let me know what you think.

pharmagba:
Let me make a point of correction before you get things mixed up.
The military qualification of PMB is equal to a masters degree.
The issue of his SSCE arose because PMB wants to remain humble and by the way it is the minimum requirement by the Nigerian constitution so he presented his SSCE instead of his other military qualification.
The PDP capitalised on this saying he did obtain an SSCE even his constituency denied him. We all know he has an SSCE as Cambridge and his secondary school has vindicated him

He has a Masters degree equivalent yet he doesn't understand what "inclusive government" means. Try and see the video on youtube. Believe it or yes, he doesn't understand the complex relationship between economic indices. Body language is not all that Nigeria needs. She needs intellectual excellence first. It's not a party-sided arguement. It's a fact-based presentation. The legislators are even making the case worse.

It has been argued in many quarters that SSCE should not be the highest academic qualification of a Nigerian president. American presidents for instance attend ivy league schools.

As conflicting as this might seem, no standard company in Nigeria accepts a 3rd class graduate at entry level. Why should Nigeria still keep to this part of the constitution. Although academic qualification does not translate to competence but understanding some complex economic relationship is key to any country's growth, if the leader can use the knowledge.

What is your take on this?

schumastic:
the things we hear this days in marriage makes one wonder if it will be a journey one should embark upon.
sometimes I wonder if this couples of now adays thing marriage is the same as relationship.
1.except if the communication is platonic I don't see any reason why the wife has to keep in touch with her ex infact is uncalled for, she is giving room for past emotions to creep in which will affect her marriage if care is not taken..
2.in as much as I don't buy the idea of partners doing through each other phone, her passwording her phone will only make him start thinking she is hiding something which is a bad move.
3.marriage I believe is all about communication and understanding, the both of them need to seat down and talk this through before it blows out of proportion.
4.fiinally he is the man and like every head of the family if he can't handle issues like this, is better he meets his or her parents, pastor or counselor, cus issues like needs people who have been married for long and still living together in peace, not most single people like us on nl..so op do the needful.

I buy your thoughts on this. It's an all yes idea.

This has been a puzzle for me. A friend came to me with this question and at first, I thought it was OK but later, after hearing the stories of affection between them, I started doubting my conviction to that idea that all is well. Especially when she tells him the husband, that she still has feelings for the boy. In addition to this, he does not have access to her phone anymore because she has locked the phone with a password.

Should he act normal or escalate the issue?

Give me your suggestions please.

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LesbianBoy:
Buhari is just too incompetent jeez!

Is he Buhari in any of the pictures? Don't spoil the blues with your galala.

Many people are still thinking of new areas to tap into in the ICT. Let's come down to web based businesses. There are five out of millions of opportunities that are open active thinkers. They can be a source of prosperity for many. Here are they. Let's evaluate them.

1. Online DJ party mix: give 24/7 access to music mixes. You can log in anytime to get rich music mix anywhere in the world.
2. Online Doctor: to provide 24/7 access to medical experts for advise on immediate solutions to health challenges.
3. Online contest: the world is a global village. Why are contests still limited by geographical boundries? Break the boundaries with an innovative e-contest.
4. Online food vendor: people wish to have access to food from various vendors without physically leaving their homes and offices. This is a green area for any web enthusiast.
5. Online company rating: many employees are eager to speak up about their employer. Many do so on existing social platforms. Why don't you think of a way to give them a voice. Let your site be the voice of the union.

These sites may be in existence. But believe me, they are still green areas.

Tell me what you think.

Like in popular puzzles, spot the difference, you are meant to spot what makes a picture different from another similar picture. This is what successful people do to succeed. They paint a mental picture of what they want to achieve, look at the failures of past trials and then go on to forge their course.

As the saying goes,"those who know how to do, do. Those who don't, teach". Don't focus on what you have read or learnt from the four walls of a formal school. Rather, look for individuals who have broken the ice to emerge at the surface.

Our greatest problem in Nigeria and perhaps Africa is that the successful people do not discuss how they succeeded. This leaves the youngsters in the dark and often crippled by fatal mistakes that would have been avoided if the people with the experience spoke up.

Let's track successful people in different spheres. Let's know who they are and where they can be found.

Let's share.

0955eb027:
Mine is so so grave to the extent that i don't know the way forward anymore. The major problem is that i have never done anything to make money with the exception of working as an ad-hoc staff for INEC in my service year.
I have been over reliant on ma parents d whole of ma life, having brainwashed myself with the idea that it was not yet time for me to start hustling; so bad that i cant even boast of a vocational skill.
I hold a masters degree (mathematics) and i have got nothing to show for it. Sitting at home all day or going in search of jobs without a positive result s fvcking terrifying.
I really need to do something (anything legal), no matter how small. Just need to learn how to survive. Need advice on how to embark on something that will bring about a positive change. Help a brother out. Thanks ya'll


Wouldn't mind if anyone can get me a job.

You have to leave your comfort zone. Do something that really scares you. Something new. Go into robotics. Get trained in coding. Then go tech. Nigeria has a lot of problems. Take one and solve it. You can start as a volunteer. Cheers

When the chips are down...you think up new tricks. Learning point: let's all post private family issues on public social media. Simpletons.

Do you have a development timeline for the project. Where particularly is the site?