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He sabi politics but I think he's too good for TVC. TVC is somehow local. |
soldierAnt: UPDATE:If you didnt raise alarm thru this popular medium they probably wont have sorted you out. |
4 Play: It's probably just guarding its next meal ![]() sexymoma: Then who will go into the well to get those puppies ![]() |
When just going, no special thought. But when blaring sirens, it sends fears of stray bullet or police/robbers shoot. Just two days ago on my way home from work at about 11pm, and I saw policemen blaring their sirens, I was barking on the driver of the public bus I was to please let us park and take cover, lest it was a shoot-out scene, especially since robbery and kidnapping cases have been on rise in our area recently |
Bsmartt: insha ALLAH i will be attending.let us know the venue out of the two suggested venues.may almighty ALLAH reward you abundantly.i hope other muslims will emulate this rewarding event.venue is Ajah, Lagos. Full description to be provided next week insha Allah. |
neeyhmutate: Nice innovation and thumbs up to the creative mindz behind this idea. Iftar is sunnah of the prophet and it strengtens brotherhood in Islam. If u need a lecturer on the topic, I can be available to help do justice to it. Send me the topic and In Sha Allah be glad to contribute. May Allah assist us all, and let us be able to identify the truth as truth and falsehood as falsehood and keep us firm in His right path. #Amin!If you're attending at Ajah, then we don't mind having you as our lecturer, provided you've got sound aqeedah. |
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Abu Mikey: You don't talk to Sir Jarus that way!When was I knighted? ![]() |
Thanks for calling attention to this. JazakAllahu khair. I wonder why a sane person would put on earpiece while crossing the road. |
naijababe:the thing taya me o ![]() |
Anyone remember teh story of police arresting goat few years ago? remind me where it happens. ![]() |
Good job, man. I think we have similar orientation. In my family too, it is the tradition to do countryhome first i.e build your first house in our town before thinking of any other place, even though we work in Lagos (our parents are at home). After the first house at home, you can then start elsewhere. This is despite the fact that we go home just twice or thrice a year (only the sallah visit is guaranteed) and we don't spend more than 4 days. But there is this sense of fulfilment that comes with having a countryhome. By God's grace, I'm close to rounding up mine too (https://www.nairaland.com/784501/building-house-kwara-state-journal/2. Next plan after completing teh countryhome is city house (wherever you are working permanently, for most of us Lagos. None of these however stops investing. You can put say 3m into further investments. It's not compulsory for you to finish the house at a stretch. You can do it over 2 years. You don't need to spend all your income on teh project. It depends on a number of factors, but based on my own orientation/upbringing, if I were in your shoes, I would: 1, Put 4m back into further investments 2, Put 3m into your countryhome project immediately 3, Put 4m into short-term investments (e.g money market) and liquidate over 2 years, to continue your project at say 3 months interval or milestones e.g up to lintel, roofing, etc) . That way, you still make little money while continuing the project. Remember you're not living in your village, so no urgent need to rush. As for Ajah land, that's very great. I stay in that side too (we have things in common) and a colleague just got 6m to acquire a plot in Badore (Ajah). Thankfully, your land will continue to appreciate. So you can come back to it later. |
Joliejay: There are a lot of graduates who studied the above courses you mentioned who are getting better jobs and are more successful than those that read Engineering,Law etc.So most times it is really not about your course of study.Didn't you read the caveat in his opening paragraph? |
Good job, ngcareer, easily Nigeria's no 1 career blog at the moment - and forerunner to a position Jarushub (www.jarushub.com) will occupy within a short period of time. Good articles you've got on your blog. |
jusbal: jarus u ar valued and appreciated 4 ur all time support 2wards d growth of islam.may almighty allah reward u 4 dis amin.insha am in 4 dis.Amin. pmc01: i am interested too. what do i need to be a part? A bit in the dark.Just check thsi thread next week. |
Maybe Galaxy. |
And some people, till today, still dont believe there is HIV. I remember when people - educated for that matter - used to say HIV is just an imaginary blabla by the West to deceive Africans. |
kodewrita: Who told you to go and get MSc from abroad? Did you apply officially and get rejected OR did you (in spite of the fact that you are supposedly an educated graduate) rely on rumour for information?Hoping they understand this. |
You cannot blackmail Shell to giving you job simply because they operate in your community. They give you scholarships, sponsored you in school, etc, yet they want to be spoonfed. I won Chevron scholarship when I was in school. While 5 of us won from Kwara (a non-oil state), at least 25 students were awarded in each of these oil producing states. I don't have problem with that. I work in the sector and I know how virtually every local contracts were awarded to the host communities in addition to the various 'homages' to their community rulers. Abeg these boys are being overpampered. |
[quote author=$uperior]The Shell recruitment exams are usually leaked to the children of the high and mighty in the society leaving the graduates from the community to appear they are not able to pass the exams.[/quote]I have friends from teh poorest of homes you can think of getting Shell job. Tell me another story. I still hold that Shell is one of the most merit-driven organizations we have around. I made that known in a recent article: http://jarushub.com/2013/05/11/shell-recruitment-day-srd-a-note-and-review/ |
I have always said these Niger Delta boys are over pampered. |
sisi tonlo weyin wo |
philip0906: hehe another fail!poor comprehension. . .was making reference to this-"Humans that just sit down and fix a specific date (e.g December 25), when you and I know time changes (6:15 pm today, you may have sun still full, same 6:15 pm next month, it's dawn already)It is called logic. You bring simple scenario to drive home a logical argument. Tell me another story. |
[quote author=A-town]I know it is from dawn to dusk. The only think bothering me is that dawn to dusk is not the same for everyone. Will the people in Alaska get better rewards than those in Nigeria for fasting longer? Again, i'm trying to be educated. I do not want anyone bringing some sort of malice into this.[/quote]Same reward for fasting. But probably extra reward for perseverance (doing good deed under harder condition) for the longer ones. |
philip0906: Jarus u just typed that sh:t? thought u were an "intellectual" from d hype i saw around in d politics section. . .alas,very myopic and poor thinking from u.Dang!!!So because I am an 'intellectual', I should be irreligious or not associate with my religion? Maybe Wole Soyinka that probably believes in his Yoruba mythology that Sango spits fire from teh mouth, is no longer an 'intellectual'. I'm not a Muslim that hides his religion just to belong or be 'respected', which is what I know people like you like. |
No. Very dangerous. Bad roads, poor visibility (roads are not lit up), robbers etc |
erul: sorry u cant all observed d fast at d same time cos u ppl in ur ignorance ar serving d element of d world (sun n moon) wc ar subjected 2 changes.u ar practising idolatry.so pls waistin ur time sayin dt u ar fastin,cos d end of all dis wil b hell fire,so repent n com 2 Jesus d only way to GodTell me who's more likely to be right: Humans that just sit down and fix a specific date (e.g December 25), when you and I know time changes (6:15 pm today, you may have sun still full, same 6:15 pm next month, it's dawn already) or Humans that follow the dictate of sun and moon (which are natural)? Which one is more subject to human volition/desire? |
xynerise: Public Announcement. You dont tell someone u are fasting, thats hypocrisyNo sir. No importation of rule. It's allowed in Islam. |
In Naija here it's 5am to 7pm = roughly 14 hours. Was in UK last month and subhi (dusk) was around 4.00 am and moghrib (dawn)9.30 pm (that's whopping 17.5 hours!). Thank God I don run to Naija to do my 14 hours fasting jeje. Thsi is a time to holiday in Argentina ![]() |
Not that it adds anything to him, but people have used that 'WS graduated with a 3rd class' line to justify laziness, failure and pursuing less than excellence. |
manie: I have a property on Ajah axis, the area is opposite Fara Park Estate. Fara Park is before Abijo, and the rental income from property on that axis is not bad.I know all those side, being an Ajah resident since 2006. |
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