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Adverts › Re: Nigeria Carnival by hazeleyes(f): 1:18am On Jun 10, 2007
Apparently it was marred by unruly people  and loads of police and bottled beer being sold which was against the law, as of 8.00pm heard police was in a meeting to see if it would still allow it to hold tomorrow.
I heard this from the Burgess Park supervisor who is my neighbour, he is not happy man as he has to wake up 6.00am to get his boys to clean the park grin grin grin grin
cos the organizers didn't make any cleaning arrangement. our people sha!!!!!!!!!!!!
Education › Re: Calling All Ex Uniport Students Uk And 9ija by hazeleyes(op): 12:56am On Jun 10, 2007
COME ON PEEPS!!!! I DEFINITELY KNOW THAT THERE ARE LOADS OF UNIPORT STUDENTS OUT THERE

UNA DEY SHAMEhuhhuhhuhhuhhuhhuh?
Education › Calling All Ex Uniport Students Uk And 9ija by hazeleyes(op): 11:23pm On Jun 08, 2007
OK Peeps!!!! I know this has been done before but lets do this again, it was so 2005.

My name is Priscilla and I left in 1994, currently work in the UK ( been in the UK since 1994) as a Project Analyst.

Four years of ups and downs, who can forget choba and delta and the suya man in front the girls hall.

holla with anything that stood out for you, things both good and bad.[/b][i][/i][color=#990000][/color]
Education › Re: UNIPORT Student and Alumni Thread by hazeleyes(f): 11:15pm On Jun 08, 2007
OK, this is by far so late but was just going through this and came about this.

I went to Uniport and graduated 1994, based in the uk, currently working as a project analyst with a big energy firm in the the north of England,was meant to relocate to 9ija last year but changed plans.
Big up to all ex uniport students in the uk. smiley smiley smiley smiley
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Family › Re: Would You Date A Single Parent? by hazeleyes(f): 11:35pm On Dec 20, 2006
@ono,

To say that am disappointed in your words and thinking is an understatement, who are you to judge anyone? didn't the bible also say that one should not judge? what does the bible say about being a new creature and all things passed away?

How you can make such judgment and even think to voice them out is beyond me?

a word for advice, wake up and smell the coffee luv, as seun says with a judgment like yours, I would rather be alone than marry someone who thinks he has been given the right to "forgive me".

I didn't sin towards you, if anything, I sinned against my God but if he can forgive me, you think I need approval from mortals?

Lets not be judgment, afterall it was only a subject that was raised " Would you date a single parent?"

if you would not , then your business not anyone's.

and for you to make such statements that you might have been speaking to Muslim women. there only one thing I have to say to you and that is
"GOD HELP YOU"

I and am sure many others are single parent and I am proud of myself and not the least ashamed, and it is because of stupidness and shortsightedness of people like you that make a lot of women single.

You young man seriously need to change your mindset and the way you see or judge people.

I am a Christian and I go to a believing church and deeply rooted in my church and I know that your ideas is not the general conceptions in church, so stop giving Christians a bad name. angry
Career › Re: Free Materials For CISSP, CISA, CISM, GIAC, BCP, DRP, and CBCP Exams? by hazeleyes(f): 1:24am On Aug 01, 2006
Miss Rita,

Thank God for you!!!,

I have had issues trying to sort out some info on CISA & CISM and CISSP, and everywhere we tried, was no luck, I just about gave up and decided to try Nairaland.

any information you can give would be much appreicated.

my email is lolahmi@yahoo.co.uk
Christianity Etc › Re: Names And Phrases You Know To Describe God by hazeleyes(f): 3:25am On Apr 26, 2006
Oyiyigi oba iye
Awimayenu
Atofarada
Orogogigo olu orun
A la la funfun oke orun
Baba fun awon ti o ni baba
Olu to ju ala yi mokan
Kabiyesi
Eledumare



Lover of my soul
The Groom
Begotton not made
Alpha and Omega
Unchanging changer
Lion of the Tribe of Judah
Rose of Sharon
Balm of Gilead
The Father, Son and Holy Spirit
The Ever Knowing and Ever seeing God
Emmanuel
Councillor
The 1st and the Last
The Bright and Morning Star
My Shepperd
Prince of Peace
Music/Radio › Re: Who Is Your Best/Favourite Gospel Artiste? by hazeleyes(f): 6:54pm On Apr 17, 2006
@ dearzi,

i quite agree with you bout juanita,

she is one of the most powerful annoited women of God of our times.

i find her lastest one piece of my passion so uplifting and powerful,

when u need to feel the presence of God and want a one to one with God

slip it on and listen to it
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Going Back To Nigeria by hazeleyes(op): 7:15pm On Apr 11, 2006
Geez,

wot can I say ,
tanx u guys,

sorry, its taken dis long to reply, went away for my b/day.
i've taken all information on board and checking out some other stuff,

mostly importantly, preparing for 9ija dis summer, should be fun,

it'll be my son's first time there and mine in like 4eva.

at least that should help make up my mind.

Oh by the way, passed my ISEB exams ( so am now a qualified software tester) yipeeeeee,


am so well pleased for myself. grin grin grin grin

though my mum thinks its too much book for a woman ( better still a single parent) embarassed embarassed embarassed

my son is thrilled , which is what is more important,

might decide to do some contract work over ere to get so dosh 1st abi huh
Forum Games › Re: Nigerian Names by hazeleyes(f): 10:32pm On Mar 20, 2006
oyemiposi
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Anyone Got A Job Through Nairaland? by hazeleyes(f): 8:26pm On Mar 20, 2006
TONISAFE,

I HAVE NOT BEEN TO NIGERIA IN FOREVER AND I STUMBLED ON NAIRALAND BY CHANCE, ONE OF THE THINGS THAT KEPT ME GOING BACK WAS THE THOUGHTFULNESS OF NIGERIAN ESPECIALLY YOURSELF, I WAS SO IMPRESSED THAT I HAVE NOT STOPPED TELLING MY COLLEAGUES NIGERIANS AND NON ALIKE ABOUT US A ( THE NOW GENERATION).

SO BABES, DON'T GIVE UP UR GUD WRKS COS U NEVER KNOW JUST HOW MANY PEEPS WHO HAVE BEEN GIVEN UP JUST KNOWING THAT THERE IS SOMEONE OUT THERE WHO GOT THEIR BACK EH cheesy

NO VEX PELE.

IF I EWVER COME TO 9IJA,
DRINKS ON ME

OR IF U EVER VISIT LONDON
YEAHhuh??
Forum Games › Re: "I Wish" Game (what do you wish?) by hazeleyes(f): 3:13am On Mar 20, 2006
I WISH I COULD BE IN THE ARMS OF THE MAN I LOVE
Forum Games › Re: The Chain Word Game by hazeleyes(f): 3:02am On Mar 20, 2006
WAYWARD
Nairaland General › Re: Chemistry Of A Woman! by hazeleyes(f): 12:42am On Mar 20, 2006
Nice One grin grin grin grin
Sports › Re: Commonwealth Games Are Officially Open! by hazeleyes(f): 3:36am On Mar 18, 2006
HEY!!!!

I SEE U R A CHELSEA FAN

GUD ON U BOY grin

WHEN IS 9IJA EVER GOING TO PROGRESS ON THINGS LIKE THAT EH?/??
Sports › Re: Commonwealth Games Are Officially Open! by hazeleyes(f): 2:08am On Mar 18, 2006
I THINK AUSTRALIA IS TOPPING THE MEDAL BOARD NOW, WITH ENDLAND THIRD.
NIGERIA IS YET TO COME UP WITH ANYTHING

C'MON NIGERIA

DID ANYONE SEE THE RUGBY GAME WITH ENGLAND AND THE KIWIS??/
Family › Re: Would You Date A Single Parent? by hazeleyes(f): 1:43am On Mar 18, 2006
ANOUSHKA,

YES I AM A SINGLE PARENT ( NOT BY CHOICE) BUT I WOULD NOT CHANGE IT FOR THE WORLDBECAUSE I HAVE A LOVELY SON,
ITS A LONG STORY BUT WOULD RATHER NOT GO INTO IT,
MY SON IS 11 AND HE IS GOING INTO SECONDARY SCHOOL SOON,
I HAVE BEEN THERE, AS THEY SAY "I HAVE SEEN 99, 100 IS A SMALL THING"[color=#006600][/color] AND I KNOW ITS NOT EASY IN LONDON, OR ENGLAND AND LIKE YOU I LEFT MY SON'S DAD WHEN HE WAS ONLY 6MNTHS OLD AND I HAVE LOOKED AFTER HIM ON MY OWN SINCE THEN.

IT MIGHT LOOK OR FEEL HARD BUT BELIEVE ME THERE IS ALWAYS A LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL, AND WHEN YOU FEEL THAT YOU DON'T HAVE ANY MORE STRENGTH THE LOVE OF YOUR CHILD WILL ONLY BUT PROPEL YOU ON.

I DECIDED TO LEAVE IT IN THE HANDS OF GOD AND BVELIEVE ME IT WORKE.

PEOPLE WHO SEE MY SON DON'T KNOW HE IS FROM A SINGLE FAMILY. MAYBE I HAVE THE LUCK OF MY FAMILY ERE WHO I CAN TURN TO BUT AT THE END OF THE DAY YOU KNOW HOW LONDON IS, YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN.

DO YOU HAVE FAMILIES IN ENGLAND, I KNOW WALES COULD BE SO LONELY AND ALL.
BUT YOU CAN HOOK ME UP ANYTIME YOU COME INTO LONDON ALRITE OR IF YOU WANT TO KNOW ANYTHING AND ALL THAT,IF I CAN BE OF HELP I'LL BE GLAD.

YOU CAN DO WHATEVER YOU SET YOUR HEART TO, JUST REMEMBER THAT.

TAKE CARE BABES wink
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Going Back To Nigeria by hazeleyes(op): 7:24pm On Mar 16, 2006
Wil Sure Do.

tanks wink
Family › Re: Assistance Needed. by hazeleyes(f): 12:20am On Mar 16, 2006
How about a day off at a health spa or sumting, like that,

A couple of hours at the Sanctuary in covent garden would be a pleaseant surprise and start the day on a nice note, plus it comes in different prices and not that expensice.

i know you says she has jewellery and all,
how bout lil tings like a lil bracelet , a stud gold or silver earrings, to show the importance of every year of your relationship.

want to go bang, either give her your plastic to have a day with or take her on a boat cruise.

hope it helps
Family › Re: Would You Date A Single Parent? by hazeleyes(f): 12:14am On Mar 16, 2006
Anoushka,

I feel with you, am a single parent myself and i no what you are on about.

but i must say there are few good ones out there who would welcome you withall your bags and all

one thing i say is that whatever God has destined would not pass you by

are you a single parent ?

if you are lets talk bout the issues of raising a child in london on your own

Holla wink
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Going Back To Nigeria by hazeleyes(op): 11:05pm On Mar 15, 2006
Gee,

thanks a lot mate.

do appreciate this.
TV/Movies › Re: I Want To Become An Actress by hazeleyes(f): 11:02pm On Mar 15, 2006
Hi Anoushka,

I really do hope you get what you want, however, isn't it a bit harsh dissing the 9ija actors.

obviously, you might be good, but lets encourage them

Yeah grin
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Going Back To Nigeria by hazeleyes(op): 8:54am On Mar 15, 2006
THANKS MATE
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Going Back To Nigeria by hazeleyes(op): 8:21am On Mar 15, 2006
well, I've got four options mainly Port-harcourt as i went to uni there, abuja, my step brother lives there, lagos other family or outskirt of lagos my mum has a place there
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Going Back To Nigeria by hazeleyes(op): 8:15am On Mar 15, 2006
Gee, thanks Man,

wasn't expecting a quick reply, see thats the problem, i have worked in the Cosmetic Industry for over 8yrs, then changed to a different proffession and now studying for my ISEB Exams ( Software Testing). so am at loss of what to do or to be looking at. plus i would need something that would give me time with my son, as that is the whole reason of coming back home
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Going Back To Nigeria by hazeleyes(op): 7:16am On Mar 15, 2006
Ever so sorry shocked

I meant to say Guys,
no offense Ladies as i am one myself
Jobs/Vacancies › Going Back To Nigeria by hazeleyes(op): 7:13am On Mar 15, 2006
Hi Guys!!!

This is my first time of logging onto this and I must say for someone who has been out of the country for almost 15yrs, I'm well impressed. like someone said its really nice that you guys have got each others back, really am well chuffed.

Now to my question, I have this burden to come back home, but thing is i really don't know where to start or what i should be looking for as per jobwise, Accommodation ain't a problem so thats sorted.

Any Ideas?[

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