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Sir,unless you are an accomplice of the OP,I don't understand your response. Stellar group is a popular company,he used stellar in the body of the advert too.Have you tried googling stella-Africa.com ![]() The real stellar group uses [b]HR.NG@stellar -Africa.com [/b]to recruit. If You can't spot the difference,I can't help you. |
Osondi owendi ![]() ify na nwa Darfur emeziela tosh,o nweghi ihe i puru ime.ihe jikoro mu Na pres elect kariri ihe puru i kewa Anyi. ![]() umu Igbo nma nma nu. Tosh ebe i na e nweghi aka oru,go clean the Igbo wiki page ![]() |
Loving the hair. Natural, nappy and so adorable. Btw, some of those kids look fulani to me . |
McKull, my great grand mother for you to disvirgin. You are a karid entity. The gods are indeed wise. May our kekes never dry. |
Omo ibo, na your anya be dis?same for eze Nri. Onitsha Depends on your village,the greeting style varies. Ogbe abo, nkisi aroli(the royal villages.kingship rotates btw those villages) men are saluted as igwe oh while the women are greeted as igwe nwanyi. Ogboli eke, ogbe otu, obior(the villages bu isi nmuo) the men are greeted with nmuo na anyi ajo aru while the women goes with Nne nmuo. All greetings are generally answered with "onye o ga adili nma or o ga adili gi nma" . In onitsha general congregation its "onicha ado n'idu " |
Hubby as in ? I've come to know that the word hubby is NOW relative. OP what's your definition of hubby ? 1. A man that married you formally, legally, traditionally. 2. A man you had a child for. 3. A man that gave you an engagement ring and has "promised" to marry you someday. 4. Your boyfriend 5. None of the above. If its item no 1 nothing is wrong, ' un-hygienic' with living with him. Btw, did he move into your house after the wedding or what? Dis kain tori sef. |
An international ICT firm should have a website, surely ? |
How much would you be spending on daily expensis ?(transport, feeding) would your salary cover that? Would there be something left afterwards? Most workers in Naija tend to get tips, bonuses, egunje, etc and if the job would provide you that opportunity then you are good to go. |
Is this your first employment since you left school ? Are you desperate to have a job now? If its yes to the first question, I'll say take it ! You need something to build up your CV with. Btw, its just a means to an end, not an end itself. |
Stella or stellar group ? @ OP The latter, I know they exist but the former?hmm Clarify! |
What's the retail price for a piece ? |
One day dem go jam angry youths that would panel beat them. . . Btw, you have a choice of not attending their silly interviews. Paying them too is your choice. Don't think the police can do anything. |
How can anyone here "confirm" that for you?the news says they are the 3rd and 4th persons. Best believe @topic, they deserve to die. claremont: Can anyone confirm that the Pharmacist they bought the drug (Rohypnol) from was also charged along with them?! |
One day at a time. . . Nice one! |
Did they later leave the wife ? Na wao. |
@OP, what do you mean by "nagging" ? A woman can't talk in her house again? Shuo. You have to give us instances of the so called nagging. Even a dog barks only after severely provoked/ sensed danger and that is after growling first. |
Eledumare punish poverty. @OP, are you sure that the colleague really go out to eat?it might be that s/he does not even have money to buy food and is sustaining body by eating with you. Perhaps, s/he is shy and can't open up to you. On the flip side, s/he might be a selfish miser thinking you are his or her new "office" aka 'mugu' . The only way to find out and put an end to it (if you must) is to jokingly ask him or her to join you go get food whenever you want to go get food as he obviously enjoys the food, start eating out too or tell the colleague straight up that the food won't satisfy so no one is invited. At the end of the day, food = shyte. Givers are always on top! |
Are you serious? You need which or what type of job ![]() Someone already asked that and your reply was "any reasonable job" . What's that? And you said you are a graduate?even a CRS graduate would do better . |
Just like that and people are leaving their email addresses ![]() What really is wrong with us ? No idea of what the si called job entails,no description at all and we are all falling over ourselves dropping emails. I hope you guys won't start complaining when fraud artistes start flooding your mailboxes with all sorts of mails. Dividends of acting first,thinking later. |
. . .and this story is to be believed because Adufaye said so ![]() |
I'll still see Ivory Coast as the pacesetters and champions though ![]() |
Givers never lack. |
What does VHR company do ? As a multinational company,they surely have a website,yes ? Any file,processing,biro fees to be paid ? ![]() |
No job is reserved or anywhere waiting for you @OP,you have to dust up yourself and go grab it.Go the extra mile,update your CV and present it uniquely,sell yourself at every chance(On Facebook,social sites,BBM instead of posting pictures,meaningless updates etc,let your job hunting be made known to friends,include what u are capable of doing,where you can fit in ) You can even offer to work as a volunteer or without pay when you spot a company with great potentials for you but hesistant to employ you. I did that and it worked;the company retained me as a full time staff after 2 months. Never ignore humble beginings. Sharpen your entrepreneurial skills or get some as you go. Goodluck |
Abi oh Dayo. I wouldn't have clicked on the thread had I known she used this BS typing style. Mii, dha,asz , is that the new vibe? ![]() |
Na wao. People are really missing without trace in this country. Nkan mbe ![]() |
[quote author=pres-elect]I care ![]() xoxo |
odumchi: Ihe ozo m choro ikwu be ihe a. Anyi enwere ike isi na 'lol' na Igbo bu 'io' nihi "laughing out loud" putara "ichiputa ochi" na Bekee?O dikwa nma. IO. ![]() |
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