₦airaland Forum

clockwisereport:
Good day mr ice!

Can you please do me a favour by quoting/informing me when ABU Zaria begings to sell their post-Utme form.

Thank you

Noted.

zotorux:
Most scams use that strategy tho, they’ll ask you to pay 5k for delivery then when you get the product you’ll pay the real price, that’s a scammer alert..RUN!!!

Is it possible to be scammed with the "pay on delivery" format?

zotorux:
Why do you people think Jiji is a scam? I’m into phones and most of my customers are from Jiji. That’s basically where I sell my stuff cuz I don’t have a physical shop. There are some scams on Jiji but trust me legit marketers surpass them. The OP can post it on Jiji it would even save him the stress of waybill as people nearby would see his ad.

Can people transact on Jiji using the "pay before delivery format?"
Most of the people who got scammed that I've heard of paid some money expecting something they never got.

The topic ought to be THINGS GOD WILL REFUSE TO DO. Claiming He CANNOT is simply limiting His ability.

LongLife4all:
Nice

Someone here sent me 2k after my plea. If you are the one, I say thank you very much. I'm currently in Portharcourt and seriously praying the interview will be a success tomorrow, AMEN.

Meanwhile, brothers and sisters, please pray for me and wish me success for tomorrow's interview. Thank you.

How was it? All the best in your endeavours.

adelnehis:
With that money you can start an ice block business. Don't expect too much money from it because your capital is low
Plus you already have the name for it

Lol. Thanks for the idea.

joelsky:
Dear all, my tecno 8ii screen flex got torn, please where can i get it in Zaria or Kaduna state?

Go to PZ. You'll surely get it.

This seems to be a commonplace question, but the answers are always evolving.
What business can I start with this amount? I need mature replies please.

Lalasticlala
Seun

Shebi they said VAR favours Man United. It was VAR that made us draw with West Ham.

Jeffrey12:
* Albinism and heterochromia conjugated in one being.

Amina Ependieva, an 11-year-old Chechen girl born with two genetic mutations: albinism and heterochromia.

This 11-year-old Chechen girl’s face is a piece of art. Her name is Amina Ependieva. She is diagnosed with two rare genetic conditions: Albinism in which she lacks the melanin pigment making her skin and hair extremely white, and Heterochromia in which her eyes are different in color.

And she's pretty.

It's not bad. I know a 46 year-old man who sat for UTME and got 239.

beamtopola:
Not in good form with the highest goal scorer in laliga?

Is he better than Lewandowski this season?

He deserves it. I think they cancelled Ballon d' or because Messi isn't likely to win it this season. Lewandowski deserves that award.

ajasay3030:
Well, you have done a great job to defend your profession, but I'm still of the opinion that law is not as lucrative as it was portrayed two decades ago when it was aligned side by side to medicine. You and I know that that ranking is no more valid as at the 18th day of July 2020. As per those you mentioned to have made it big in the profession, we also have it like that in other professions. But is the law profession any way better?

However, I believe success is achievable in any profession/industry with hard work. Thanks for your words of encouragement to the upcoming folks in the profession. If you care to know, I studied Electrical/Electronics Engineering and know nothing about the law profession.

Thank you. I like how you presented your opinion in a mature manner.

I saw a post on the Front Page some hours ago on whether the legal profession is as lucrative as it used to be. The writer seemed to pose a question but still went ahead to "prove" it is not.
I'm a Law student with few years to go. When an average Nigerian hears the word "lawyer," what readily comes to their mind is a person attired on the legal dressing, defending a person in Court. This is not always so as the profession has evolved beyond just litigation or appearing in courts. Since the inception of multifarious areas of the discipline, like Corporate Law, Maritime Law, Artificial Intelligence Law and Space Law, many upcoming lawyers are carving a niche for themselves and are making it big in the industry. Do you know that some lawyers have never appeared in court, yet they are making it big in the area of corporate law? There are some firms that pay a fresh lawyer nothing less than N200,000 for a startup. A lawyer doesn't necessarily need to be good in arguments. Some wigs are also making much from legal writing. I know a lawyer who earned N3 Million just for writing a bill proposal for a Senator which scaled through second reading. I have a senior in final year who currently writes some processes for one of the serving Senators of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in Adamawa state. Personally, I made N5,000 in March from writing a process for a woman in Jos. I'm working harder to be a better law student everyday, and a top-notch lawyer in the nearest future.
The arguments canvassed by the poster of the thread refered herein, also pointed out that the seniors not giving the juniors a chance. This is true though, but not all seniors are like that. This "problem" has always been like that because the legal profession is solely based on seniority. For example, the next Chief Justice of Nigeria is Ariwoola Oluwakayode if this current CJN dies or is removed. This is because Ariwoola is the most senior lawyer after the current CJN.
It is also true that there are too many graduates and few jobs. Many students are called to the Bar yearly and the competition keeps getting intense. Only the good and strong ones stand out among the others and find it lucrative. The weak ones are those who usually end up as your "charge and bail lawyer."

ADVICE TO LAW ASPIRANTS

You need to upgrade yourself to a marketable version of a lawyer. To achieve this, A solid foundation for your future as a lawyer must be built by you during your undergraduate days. Participate in school activities and intern at any good and reputable law firm to learn many things about the profession that your Company Law lecturer or Constitutional Law lecturer will never teach you. Establish connections with people. Read hard, in fact harder, hardest! Don't ignore anything readable that comes your way even if it is Sociology — lawyers are expected to exhibit an appreciable extent of versatility. Work on your writing skills because writing has become a lawyer's tool for trade in the legal profession as has been stated stated per Lord Denning. Your experience will shapen your CV and give you a good chance to earn bigger than those with lesser experience.
Don't let others discourage you, keep your passion burning. Law is as lucrative as any other lucrative profession, but hardwork is the ultimate sacrifice.
I've been to many Law Faculties in Nigeria for competitions, and I recommend you apply any of these universities:

1. Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.
2. Covenant University, Sango-Ota.
3. Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.
4. University of Benin, Benin.
5. University of Calabar
6. University of Ibadan, Ibadan.
7. University of Ilorin.
8. University of Jos.
9. University of Lagos, Akoka.
10. University of Nigeria, Nsukka.


lalasticlala
seun

Holy cow!

I hope they're not another Leicester City oh.

phemmyfour:
no reasonable link to that.

It's true. Some aren't even aware that it is a supposed benefit of quitting the act. They make that claim independently. They may be right anyway.

This is outrightly wrong and contrary to the Rule of Law.

So bad! Ironically, even his status as a medical doctor couldn't save him.

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Isoright



You must be a real niggarrr
Bros Corona viruse try this period

Since he show face ehnnn
Our law makers are now up and doing
Them don dey smart for their reasoning

Now i see why my grandfather keep saying everything in life has a mixed blessing

I tell you. Most of them are trying to get back to their senses.

endorsed.

Interesting!
Sometimes when I think about the universe and how small the solar system and our beloved earth are, I feel so humbled. It also made me arrive at the conclusion that we can't be alone.

"Time is money."
I've heard that a million times but I still don't believe it. If you lost one, you can get it back. If you lost the other one, it's gone forever. Money is money and time is time.
I commend you for this beautiful piece though.

DaRuud:
That's the same way BBN winner will be given #30m while the best graduating student in a university will be given #10,000

Ah swear down!
I heard they've even increased it to N75 milli now.

Meanwhile elections will still hold in Edo state. There will be all caliber of people flouting the social distancing rule, yet the WAEC which will serve as a foundation for the educational progress of our children has been halted because it is "in their interest."

donstan18:
I have no reason not to believe she wasn't killed by those threatened with her achievements.


Fear NORTH!

So are you telling us it is only in north people get killed because of their achievements

chatinent:
When I read job seekers, I feel they care about -- not the poor masses --- just themselves so they can re-apply for a job position even at a dying age.

You people will never see something positive. The masses are the ones that suffer most because of this age limit in job hunting. Now that they are trying to ease things for you, you're still saying they're favouring themselves. The Senate has been proposing reasonable bills lately. We have to commend them for that.

Happy birthday Starboy. still one of the finest artistes we have in Africa.

Even though what he said may be true, it is still very wrong.

Judybash93:
if this isn't the funniest thing I've read today

I'm not saying that's what it is oh. it only seems.