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gbadexy:@Gbadexy This fence shown exends about 220m round the perimeter of a property. 1. What is the minimum dressing required before painting? 2. What is the recommended but cost-effective paint product to apply subsequently? And can you supply this, including labor? Thanks for your time buddy.
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MGab25:OP, you forgot to mention that the vacuum is generated simply by opening a flap on the airplane which exposes it to the atmospheric vacuum when in flight, no need for using energy on a suction pump. And if your behind is too big, don't flush while sat down! |
TissuePaper:Odds also look good ... out of every 8 people left standing, 3 will win something. |
Hermes019:The image grabbed is an innocent woman from kenya. I won't put her name here so it does not become associated with this sordid story but do a reverse image search with the picture. Or simple google search "PassionProfit School of Entrepreneurship +Kenya +Dangote" |
GOOD LUCK to everyone taking part in the test today. As an avid observer, may I also appeal that the results are accepted with magnamity and good grace. The guys sponsoring and running these tests have put in their own personal money, resources and time to create something very different on this platform, somewhere for young people to congregate and strive to win something in the correct way. Let's commend their efforts and not reward them with unnecessary accusations of bias and abuse. Also, I believe every one wins. If you don't win any money, you get an early lesson in the competitive nature of the job market ahead and how to prepare accordingly. How to mange frustrations in a matured way and seek ways to do better. If you accept the lesson, it will be locked into your psyche forever and you can never lose it. It will stand you in good stead in the future higher stake game of life. GOOD LUCK once again. |
lordtim001:Remember you can take the sample test as many times as possible. Go back and do it now you know the answers. |
When Abuja airport was closed in 2017, Ethiopian Airlines was one of the only foreign airlines that diverted flights to Kaduna. Out of gratitude, given most of the other foreign airlines were boycotting the route, the airport welcomed the first flight with a water salute... https://twitter.com/flyethiopian/status/840230781733740548 |
theoldpretender:We often need to be dragged back to see things the way they are, not how we want them to be within our little 'make-believe' worlds that stretch no further than the bridge of our noses. You did that so eloquently bro. Thanks. |
datribune:I believe the stock market has come a long way since 2008. This is why you had the huge foreign inflows, credibility is no longer an issue. Liquidity still is, but that is a problem that is tied to widespread local acceptance of the stock market as a viable place for business. Many people are making a living off it quite legitimately. Any foreign investment into a place like Nigeria is always wary of political risk. This is why private investors in schemes such as large infrastructure deals often cast around for some political risk insurance or some form of guarantee for their money. The stock market is 'naked' as regards this kind of risk and such money is very 'skittish' when a political event like the upcoming elections is imminent. It is coded into their risk algorithms and has nothing to do with our underlying economy which, in my view, is ticking along ok never mind the naysayers. You do yourself a disservice, as a local investor - who, by definition, if not totally oblivious should be less resilient to political risk considerations - and you do not assess this current market as an opportunity to pick up additional value shares. That foreign money will be back once the election is settled. And, if the country does indeed go up in a conflagration, what do you have to worry about? You'd be in far deeper doodah then anyway. |
What I want to know is ... did he still pay his fare? Answers on a postcard. |
Dariye:And you've done the public a good service. Send me a PM if you can. |
scottB:Or woman. |
dejt4u:I sent the OP a PM. In case you're somehow in contact, please ask him to look out/respond. Thanks. |
nerd51:From your profile, you may have only started three topics but you definitely have more than three posts, so I think you're eligible. |
Mcreloaded:Or rather, most people display lack of comprehension. "If na @MBuhari now they would have titled it 'Buhari caught on camera flirting with Adamawa PDP Women leader," but we won't do that to you people! Of course, he knew who was being kissed by whom. I read it that he's saying, in this febrile election period, the opposition have a propensity to lie and twist every action of Buhari, even the simple act of Buhari innocently kissing his wife would result in mass vituperations, with someone like Reno Omokri (?) penning a long article filled with falsehood. Buhari's wife would be substituted for someone else in this case ... I mean, that's probably how the 'Jibrin' story grew wings. Comprehension, folks. |
shelliz:@chuksjuve |
Riqueleme:Ok, I'll look for the appropriate newspaper and contact you in the new year. |
B3sty:I don't know you but thank you. You have no idea how much these simple words mean to people like me. |
Rozaytee:I think he is. The special 'bad belle' mix. Let's help this young man soar. |
Riqueleme:Sorry I don't have insta as well (very very old skool!). I've also been in and out of Eko already. Can I commission a similar Einstein piece, albeit on a newspaper page that is relevant/interesting? Let me know. Thanks. |
biliment:Good. I hope you do well. - Are you only based in Ilorin, or able to work nationwide? - Do you do external (building walls) cleaning too? If so, consider scoping Portharcourt - a lot of new buildings are quickly covered by the mysterious 'soot' and a specialist service that taps into this market might do well. |
domaintraderng:You got it in one. |
InvestorO:Actually the genesis of the bank's problems can be traced to 'bad loans' given out under his father's watch. Let me rephrase, given I have seen the data, the loans made commercial sense at the time but the fundaments of this Nigerian operating space quickly thrashed all the underlying assumptions. FWIW, the loan takers lost their shirts, and the bank lost money. That was a slippery slope with an inevitable outcome. |
Riqueleme:Walahi, I don't have facebook oh. |
Riqueleme:The Einstein one was what I wanted. Send me a PM here. |
Riqueleme:It's unique, and you should be encouraged. Iron out the wrinkles, put it in a frame. If you're in Lagos, week of December 10, I'll buy it from you. |
mountmoriah:Please let's not encourage this. There are other more sustainable sources of wood for doors that do not command such a huge price. Not just monetary price, but environmental legacy. We here are supposedly the 'educated' in society and we owe this to our children. I drove through the Omo Forestry Reserve in Ondo sometime last year and you will weep at the rate at which these precious resources are being ravaged. There is no sustainability plan or recultivation. Just queues of 'Agbegi-lodos' as they're called, keen to espape (selfishly, IMO) with their precious cargo. |
transfer101:That website makes money by directing enquiries to airline booking systems to see which one best fits your itinerary. You can get the same by going directly to the airline website. Online booking is quite common with the main Nigerian airlines now (those I've used several times - Air Peace, Medview, Aero, Arik, Dana), as long as you have one of the verified payment systems, or can do bank transfer. Personally, I don't see any reason why you have to go to the offices. When checking your flight, make provisions for the onward transfer to Katsina, a two hour journey but the road is good. Especially if you are having to connect with public transport. When I travel, I usually have a car waiting at Kano. Avoid Friday noon to 3pm as movement is very restricted. Finally, allow me ... If you keep an open mind, see people for what they are face-to-face, try to respect the culture even if it seems alien to you (respect is the key word), you will have a fabulous time. There are a lot of seemingly wide open spaces in the North, seek them and claim them as a Nigerian. They are yours to enjoy too so use them to enhance your power of introspection before you return to the hectic life. Good luck. |
You don't own Nairaland. I will mention your moniker and leave it here for posterity ... You can dress it up any how you like but people ought to know that you, vingeophysicist, advocate the murder of babies. Have a good day. vingeophysicist: |
tomsy2:That's just your imagination Chief. If there was a human head anywhere, it would be loudly reported in the article. |
Nairaland has let itself become the bastion of hate propagation. On the other hand, perhaps it is better to witness this public orgy of hate. At least, this time, we know those around whom we ought to be careful. Those whose day to day appearance might be disguising such hatred which could slip if we let them into our hearts, homes or businesses. BTW: Slovakia depends on EU handouts, it can never pass this law. Equality is enshrined in the EU . Just one case before the European Court of Human Rights, and it will be thrown out. Remember, it's a court of 'Human' rights, not Christian rights. Unless some of you are prepared to argue that muslims are not human. Then, you are prepared to dehumanize them so it's easy to cheer when they're wronged, or killed even. Some sadists like vingeophysicist are cheering the murder of babies and others like Inception are loving it! Let that sink in for a moment. These are probably 'educated' Nigerians. Then your argument has taken a wrong turn that you know in your heart of hearts is wrong. You try hard to convince yourself otherwise but your heart is sooty. You are in torment and must find mitigations to justify this hate. You gravitate towards every Muslim atrocity post and only feel partially fulfilled because the christianity you practice does not allow for this. Surely you must know your clapping and dancing on Sunday counts for nothing. |
IamaNigerianGuy:Chief, it is possible. We do not know what he was before he had issues. He might have dropped out of the rat race, packed up some moolah and ended up in this shack. He needs counseling, not beating. In the UK, supposedly mental loners have left millions behind, discovered after their death in their dirty, smelly homes. 'Hoarding' is a characteristically mental trait. |
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