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Are from Adamawa??, you can ask from anyone how the state is from people that visited the state of recent

JASONjnr:
Fintiri should just shut up, he's one of the governors with no major project attached to his name......


He has no reason to return to the office.....


APC made a mistake to fill up a woman in their space. If it was a good contender, Fintiri would've been a goner.....

But it is advisable for them to drink to stupor right?

Abfinest007:
So because they're police they should not drink again .

The owner has crossed to Accord party

oyatz:
The owner is a serving member of the House of Reps (APC/Itesiwaju/Irepodun Fed Constituency).

Kindly speak for yourself

ajani2311:
till tomorrow na tinubu we will vote foy

May her gentle soul rest in perfect peace

MrCover:
Update From . COM

A Member Of The National Youths Service Corps (NYSC), Stephenie Se-Ember Terungwa, who was kidnapped and murdered in Abuja has been laid to rest, Reports.

Gathered That, The 25-Year-Old Corps Member was laid to rest in her hometown, Mbakumbur, Mav-Ikyov in Ushongo Local Government Area of Benue State on Thursday, June 30.

Stephanie was declared missing after leaving home with her son for Community Development Service (CDS) in April, 2022.

She was later found dead two weeks after she disappeared with her body mutilated in the Lokogoma area of the capital.

Three suspects namely; Jennifer Tsembe, 26, Monday Simon (a.k.a Black) 36, and Solomon Abu, 35, all residents of Oguta lake Maitama area of the FCT, were arrested for her murder.

Police said Jennifer conspired with the other suspects and allegedly murdered Stephanie so as to be with the victim's partner, Edward Achadu.

See Photos As Obtained By Below:

Previous threads
https://www.nairaland.com/7099650/corper-stephanie-terungwa-missing-abuja

https://www.nairaland.com/7099728/missing-corper-stephanie-se-ember-terungwa

https://www.nairaland.com/7108760/husband-murdered-corper-stephanie-se-ember

Bread of life

Hello, please I noticed my DOB on nysc portal is different from the one on my school portal, the one on the nysc is wrong, what do I do about it

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Youngkingjaey:
Hello nairalander I need advice and help!!!

I graduated from secondary school 2017, Fortunately I pass all my papers.
My mom said that I should wait for my sister to graduate before i processed to university or polytechnic, cause she not working(petty trader)
And I lost my father in 2017 same year I finish secondary school and he is the supporter of the family.
To cut the story short, last year I told my mom that I will apply for jamb, and she said I should go ahead that God will provide, and I happy for jamb
To God be the glory I score 200+, and I still perused her to apply for post utme, and I applied for three(3) different school FUOYE , FUNAAB and when later on I apply for Lautech , when those two university did not offer me admission.

The problem is that Lautech offer me admission
And i have pay for acceptance fee ,medical fee and admission letter fee.

And the school allow student to pay for half tuition fee which is #85,000, and my mom have run around for the fee.
But now the school have close half payment
And I have not make payment
Pls nairalanders I just need help or advice what
am I going to do
Mom have run around to look for money she can only see 80k and school fees is 170k,
She taught they will still allowv to make half payment for this semester but they just stop it,
And full payment will close this month end.

I don't even know what to do just fed up
I don't want to loose two thing school and the money have pay should not waste

I just need help or advice tell me what to do
Moreover I'm not good in English
You can spot errors
Mama is she just a road side trader


cc lalasticlala mynd44

I feel sorry for you for finding yourself in such a palatable situation but I'd suggest you put somethings into consideration before taking any of the advices.
1) I know how hard it is to gain admission in this present state we find ourselves in this country. Na man know man before you go see botany self but the grace of God still speaketh for his own. But if you are very sure of your academic proficiency I'd suggest you write another jamb and choose a federal University.
2) On the contrary even if you're able to sort yourself for the first year, how do you plan on fulfilling the obligations of the subsequent years?

On a final note, whether you decide to school in LAUTECH or any other school please endeavor to be self independent. That is one thing LAUTECH teaches it's student indirectly and not everyone in the school is into fraud but we all have this orientation to be independent and make something for ourselves aside the degree.

PS: drop your contact, I'm in my finals and I can help you pull some strings, hopefully it work out in your favour.

Jacktheripper:
Calm down. I'm a ladokite and from your writeup, it seems lautech have closed their school fees portal. I no even know sef na after second semester exam I dey pay my school fees.

But na initial gra gra, dem go still open am. Me sef never pay my school fees. And I'm not bothered. No be today we dey lautech.

So put your mind at peace and hustle for your school fees.

Na people like you dey make ologunde dey strict with no tuition no exam. Call the Bobo for corner and explain how things work and not in public where lekan fadeyi dey monitor nairaland like say he dey monitor Bitcoin

Always include price and contact

What's the next thing to do. Already registered

GAkpa:
Less than seventy-two hours today, I officially rounded up my six months temporary placement as undergraduate intern at KPMG Professional Services, Nigeria - one of the big 4s in the Audit, Tax and Advisory Consulting firms, headquartered in the Netherlands. On the international scene, emphasis on Values and Culture Lands KPMG on the 2019 FORTUNE Magazine's 100 Best Companies to Work For according to a PR Newswire report dated Feb 14, 2019. Driven by its slogan “cutting through complexities”, this international glory was echoed domestically when KPMG Nigeria emerged #1 Professional Services Company in the 2019 Jobberman Nigeria Best 100 Companies to Work For (https://www.linkedin.com/posts/kpmg_nigeria_kpmg-kpmgnigeria-kpmgafrica-activity-6604720444077670400-LhGL). It is true "KPMG attracts the brightest minds in the world across diverse academic backgrounds and inclinations" - Edwin Ugwuodo, 2015.
The journey that seemed never to come to an end started few days before the 2018 Christmas (exactly a year ago) when I applied for a placement in the undergraduate internship category. From then on, I signed in for the rigorous recruitment process. I could remember almost breaking my legs trying to get airtime to submit my online essay before the one hour deadline....lols! I don’t mean to wash my linens outside, but just to make you appreciate the whole picture and enjoy my story.
To make the short story long, I followed through the recruitment process diligently up to the benchmarking stage (stage 5) and then......I lost out after about six months. Yes I did lost out and the recruitment process was going to be discontinued I was told. That unfavorable mail came two days to my birthday, a day I would consider the worst day of 2019. Infact I was heartbroken that day and almost could not defend my group for a term paper defense... birthday was lowkey gbam!
Quite frankly, I didn't give up even though KPMG 'was' gone. I tried to look somewhere else but none was appealing. Kpmg was still in my mind; the Color (blue is my fav), the people, the prestige, the name and the fame. So I prayed more - for a miracle.
Consequently, on the 4th of June, 2019 on my way to Lagos for a HillCity Foundation event, I got a mail notification from KPMG - I have just been reconsidered for a place to intern. Dear reader, it was Laughter, Tears & Goosebumbs. To God be the Glory, that was the happiest day of 2019. I preserved this celebration till the day I was sure of induction.
Excitedly, I resumed my placement with other bright-eyed interns same day on the 1st of July, 2019 immediately after my semester exams. It was one of the most memorable days of our life. I also climbed for the first time in my life a sky scraper with 13 floors. The light green building was so conspicuous you could see it from every angle of Victoria Island. That day, I thought I was walking into heaven (lol).
The beautiful and handsome members of the HR team welcomed us and after series of signatures, we were dispatched to different units in the firm specifically Information Technology Services (ITS) Unit for me. A Chapter in my life has just begun.

Dear reader, what my eyes saw this cup is too small to pour out into.
PEOPLE: I was in the midst of highly intelligent people. People of several profession and field you can ever imagine. The people that become friends and then family are well positioned to make the workload light. Everybody there has specifics that made KPMG hire him or her. I suppose they were all outstanding students with great ability in one way or the other from various schools of the world. The mindset at KPMG is a First Class and an achievement mindset. I have been asked several times if I am in first class already or not. That notwithstanding, the benchmark for hiring remains second class upper division i.e (2.1) for undergraduate and graduate positions. The staff of KPMG are true definition of devotion with strong work ethics - my supervisors are huge examples. The height of personal and impeccable commitment to duties leaves you pondering how on earth a firm could instill such level of religious devotion into her employees. They are intelligent I must confess. Very friendly and hospitable. I appreciate working with such an inspiring team.

CULTURE: The language here is diversity and inclusion. You can never feel lost out in such a highly diversified place. Gosh you may even forget you are in the office most times. There was nothing to lack in terms of environment and facilities. In KPMG, every day was a parte-after-parte kind of in the name of lunch of all sort, just name them. Even if I have a reason to stay away from work I wouldn't not because I love work so much but because of the great lunch (lols). At your discretion, you could take three course meals during lunch at the expense of the firm. Chai! Should I talk about delicious cakes and surplus drinks that occasionally court your ways in your units or the informal outings (movies, dinner or Arabian night etc) the partners and ADs host us to most times!. That is to tell you the stuff they're made of. They spend a fortune creating adequate working environment to enhance staff productivity. Indeed the work environment in KPMG is ”heavenly” but note; they would work you out. But is it worth it? O yes definitely!

KNOWLEDGE: If there is a place to put theory to practice then KPMG is the place. The knowledge acquired is seamless: I learnt a lot in Technology Assurance, Hardware and Software Testing, IT Remote Assistance, Asset Management, Network Troubleshooting and Technology Business Support . I was trained and grilled intellectually, particularly in my unit area and now am experienced in I.T Helpdesk Services.

I want to sincerely thank God for the privilege to intern at KPMG Professional Services, Nigeria. It started slowly with every reason to give up right from the beginning - being exposed to the professional outlay for the first time at an entirely new place (thank goodness for its rich diversity and inclusion). I have had a first-hand knowledge of the hustle and struggle people face out there. In my case there was no comfort zone available so I was left with no other option than to move. The hunger for self-fulfillment was enough to keep me pushing at a point where others will give up. This led me to put these words together: "If we're serious about our destiny, the entire world will conspire to help us succeed"....I have reaped my own words. People were in place that helped me succeed.
So my dears before you give up, take a moment and ponder, ask yourself, where you really belong? and where you fit into. It could be anywhere, in your chosen field of private or public practice whether in government, in consulting, in NGOs or in any Multinational/international organizations. There are thousands of places like these if you could leave your comfort zone and take a step further and not give up.
My story should inspire you. Even as I have shared with you the beautiful part of the journey here amongst other's, but what you may not perceive is that behind the story were lots of late nights and pains.
At that point, I looked the Mirrow and said "You're not lost in life, you're just early in the process." A man is never old until regrets take the place of dreams. Your dreams are still valid, not matter your age. You only need to begin. Dear reader, be versatile, try new things. Steve Harris once said, "growth is when you go from being a professional in what's old to becoming an amateur in something new." You need to stop celebrating your safe spot and try something different.
The challenges were many but they were never enough to make me give up - Dont too!

Godwin Akpa
Information Technology Services
KPMG Intern (July-December, 2019)

Hello I must commend your faith and steadfastness despite getting close to rejection. I really have some questions and I would appreciate if there can be a channel where I can ask them cos I have a sis who is applying for the internship next year

chloride6:
With Ogbomoso in the bag...
Makinde can forget the governorship..

which ogbomoso
With or without Akala, Apc can not win in ogbomoso

ok

KillaBeauty:
See question
A parasitic relationship is one in which one party benefits from it while the host suffers adversely from it

The relationship between a fetus and its mother is more like a symbiotic one, where one party benefits from the relationship and the host isn’t affected negatively or positively

Its More Of A Commensalism Relationship Than A Symbiotic. In Commensalism, The Host Does Not Benefit And Does Not Get Affected

find a lasting solution to this crisis as soon as possible

SmartchoiceNGR:
You mean you don't see anything wrong with a university having 97 accounts? And refusal to allow audit of 22billion Naira? So you expect a responsible owner to keep pouring money down a sinkhole

As much as there is a lot that is wrong with having several account, the question that need to be ask is How many account was Osun State running before the mandatory TSA. People need to know that the states are only shying away from their responsibilities and they have resulted into cheap blackmail and propaganda. The basic fact remains that nobody stopped KPMG from doing the auditing. KPMG refuses to audit simply because the owner state have not done their part of the agreement with the firm.

Open Letter to my Mentor
Dear Asiwaju
I would like to show my sincere gratitude for positioning yourself as a leader the Yoruba race can beseech when situations are dicey. How you managed to fit into the shoes of Awolowo has always been a riddle. Your ability to remain calm when situations get tough, your listening ears and your strong will and tenacity has always endeared you to me. I guess I leave all this characters that I adopted your title Jagaban. I have always been on the lookout to drink from your wealth of knowledge that I even got an invite for your Bola Tinubu youth summit (BTYsummit).

Of all the positions you have been opportuned to attain, the one that affected me the most is the post of the Chancellor LAUTECH, and as always, I believe you would do wonderfully well again.

Dear Mentor, the love I have for you made me believe you are not aware of the crisis happening in LAUTECH and as a loyal disciple, I am displeased to inform you that the future of the youth is being played with by the governors of Osun and Oyo State. The students of this great institution are spending close to 3years for a session that knows no end. As a loyal disciple of Awolowo you had proven to be, you would agree with me that education was the sage's priority.

Before I conclude this letter, I am being discouraged by some set of individuals that you would do nothing about this issue that rather than finding a lasting solution to the crisis you would Rather gallivant in your private jet. Don't be bothered about that. I trust you would save the destiny of over 40,000students. And if you have been trying, please intensify your effort.
Till next time I write you stay blessed