₦airaland Forum

FairlyUSEDpussy:
Olohun........

A good pair of jean is now sold 12/15k.......
A good sneaker is now 25k upward.......
A befitting/average slipper is 17k upward.....

Ado Ekiti to be precise!!!!!!

All thanks to yahoo boys

nairalander2020:
knowledge

CSTRR:
If tinubu becomes president,then I will know this country has been cursed.

Philipponzaghi:
At least she will cool off in prison with him.

That’s enough payback for her support.

LagosismyHome:
For those in UK, please which laptop would you recommend and what store or link....

PLs don't mention Dell as I am about to bin mine which is less than 1 year.

delpee:
Absolutely right! Sometimes I wonder why Ogun governors past and present have never deemed it fit to fix roads in Ota, Agbara and Ifo LG areas all of which generate so much in terms of revenue for the State. All emphasis is on Abeokuta sadly.

Idboyostic:
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Anbandaras:
Good day seniors in the house ,please I need a loan paying my tuition deposit ,to be paid back with interest,I don’t mind signing a contract ,please someone come to my aid ���

Leetika:
Are u a Leicester fan. U analyse them like u re a fan?

thymm:
Nigeria scores and the whole neighborhood is quiet, do we still have Nigerians living in this country

SmartyPants:
You don't have the first clue about football.

olabode89:
Ihenacho is not new to playing behind the CF, he plays behind Vardy for Leciester.

OgogoroFreak:
I'm not sure I get what you are saying.

OgogoroFreak:
Piggyvest is very much in operation. I have been using them and haven't experienced any sign of hiccups in their operation. #Smooth

They have a very responsive verified Twitter handle.

Though, I don't seem to understand the fear mostly people from this thread have for fintechs (even I-invest then) but I'll advice you to be very careful with your details cos it's an app and hackers can empty your account from the comfort of their bedroom.

Brexxit:


What does Regina knows about vaccines to tell us this one is safe.

I ain't taking that shit called astrazeneca vaccine.
I don't trust those Big pharmas.
I don't trust Bill Gates.
I don't trust the Nigerian government.
I don't trust America.

They should hoard it same way they did to palliatives.

wonlasewonimi:
Stephanie maarek is good. I used him for the CSAA. I like his cool method of teaching. My voucher is being reserved for security specialty before the end of the year if pandemic permits.

Santa2:
DevOps na the way finally..but it aint the easiest road to travel and requires lots of dedication especially from his banking experience.

nihilistjnr:
That's a tough one to be honest, because there are still a number of considerations for the newbie - Networking in particular is a challenge, especially when you have to calculate subnetting

It's also highly unlikely to be offered a pure AWS role in isolation. AWS like Azure can be likened to the evolution of virtualization, which in principle was always a 3rd line function anyway (I assume you know what I mean by this)

Either way there's a looot of studying and CV padding required to get a job managing AWS for most companies, only to be offered on average 50-60k in London.

If you're new to IT, I wouldn't recommend it, unless you're a geek.

wonlasewonimi:
I passed on the 4th attempt, so it didn't come easy.. The aws cloud is well architected and more user friendly than azure hence why they are still in forefront of cloud service. The only reason azure is getting more traction is because substantial number of organisation use the Microsoft stack - o365, Ms dynamics, azure Devops and so on... It's inherently easy to integrate into azure cloud

4th attempt, chei

You don make my liver cut oo, was planning to sit for SAA, SysOps, DevOps and Security later this year

I have taken the Stephane Maarek and ACG's training like thrice but money never dey for the entire stack

I dont mind if you can share a voucher if you have

wonlasewonimi:
I am already working in an org with workloads and resources on AWS cloud