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But Ghanaıan own was punchıer. Dem hıt Naıja pass thıs. .

Change of goal post.

You generalzied, saying 'maybe Dutch league isnt competitive enough'. Now narrowing it down to Nigerians only.

Great.

And Desola, no 2, is already on the way.

Great response there, Tanimola

No, I only got the tuwo one. And as confirmed aboki, I enjoyed it. Nagode.

Tanx my personal persin

Amulumola omo Yooba ni iwo je. Emi gan ni omo Yoruba ijinle, omo olofa majo, omo abisujoko.

Anyway, when you are Yoruba enough to say 'spew garbage' in Yoruba, then you can come back to me. Ko si aye fun awon adalu Yoruba laarin awa omo Yoruba to yanranti

Many thanks my good brother, haboosa. And my great friend, r231.
I appreciate

Ese pupo, ibadi aran!

Daalu, my brother

Amin sumo amin, omo iya mi.

Iwo na se jeje l'ori Nairaland yi o. Ma ja ija tribal war mon, even when provoked.

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Why I no go fast because of birthday?

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Yes ma, we get bapday too. Oya, go hug transformer

While we dont have problem with investigative and scandal-revealing threads, it should be done civilly.

Throwing of insults arounds, bypassing filtered words in the process, is against forum rule.

Thread locked.

See wetin my colleagues do for me for my office:

Mr Nairaland

To God almighty be the glory as one adds another year today.

Thanks for the generous remarks.
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Dutch league not competitive?

The same league that produced Ronaldo de Lima, Van Nistelrooy that later went on to conquer other bigger leagues?

If he does well in Eredivisie, he should do at least averagely in bigger leagues, even if he doesn't become a Superstar.
I see him at least becoming a Salomon Kalou that did well in Eredivisie with Feyenoord and not badly in EPL later.

Ronaldinho? Are you in 2004?

The Lion of Africa deserves it.

To plan is man's but to dispose is Allah's. I was on my way to the Iftar from my Ajah base but my car broke down at Ikoyi, as I was close to climbing 3rd mainland bridge. What I thought will be fixed in 10 minutes took more than 2 hours, forcing me to head back home after the repair.

Jazakumullahu khaeran to Majoroller for this wonderful gesture of sponsoring this event. May Allah in his infinite mercies shower his blessings on and multiply your wealth. To all the attendees, we thank you for heeding our invitation. May we witness more Ramadan on earth, in good health and under the shade of Islam.

See you all again next year insha Allah.

Kobojunkie:
@Dapolam, now you finally have a chance to make real impact at the GRASSROOTS LEVEL which we urged you to start with in the first place. Telling us stories of how you are different from your father was just rubbish to our ears then. Now is your chance to SHOW US you are not made of the same cloth your old man is.

I don't believe in luck . . . as I believe all a person does reveals what is within the heart. So, again, here is your chance! Do what you will with it and be open to be judged by the public every step of the way(I cannot stand PUBLIC officials who WHINE when members of the public criticize them as if they did not know from day one that is what working in the public IMPLIES -- your EMPLOYEES(THE PUBLIC) get to judge and rate your every move).

I endorse this.

True, he has a not-so-enviable past, but he has promised in the thread Nairalanders challenged that he is now a changed person.

This is an opportunity for you to redeem your image and prove that your seeking power is not just for the sake of it but to make changes, real impact.

My regards to your Finance Commissioner too (Zacheus), one year my senior in OAU.

Even though winning an accounting quiz competition is not a big deal, I will say kudos to my alma mater.

Allahumo inaka fuwum tuhibul afwah fahafuanah = Oh Allah, you'rethe one that forgives, pls forgive us

Warifanohu mokanan haliyah = May you continue to soar high

mar'haba bikum ya Rahmadan = Welcome, oh holy month of Ramadan.

Robana latuzigi kulubanna badahiz adaitana wahablana min ladun karahmatan = Our lord, do not make us go astray after you have guided us aright

Dat one no be Yoruba na; na Arabic.

As a muslim, however, with my basic arabic, let me attempt a translation of the familiar words:
wajasahum = ? (saum means fasting, so maybe a derivative of 'fasting')
bimo = with
sobarun = the Patient one
janata = Paradise
wahriran = Hereafter

1, Jarus
2, Haboosa
3, Majoroller
4, Tunyus
5, Harzan
6, Abu Hanifa
7, 2busy
8, Debokaz
9,Kilometer
10, Fxskye
11, Sherif4owo

I hate ogbono soup like poo

Haboosa, LB definitely doenst have any reason to change username. Maybe he's been busy.

Ify, traffic is usually minimal on Saturdays. Majoroller will also be going all the way from Lekki, while me, from an even farther place, Ajah.

Start with ICAN. It affords you a wider spectrum. Few people write CIS first, most CIS holders I know are also Chartered Accountants, who wrote CIS after their ICAN qualification.

My brother wrote his ICAN first, got a job in an Investment banking group, later did CIS and moved to their stockbroking unit. Although he is an FCA today, he is today a career stockbroker first before an Accountant, using his CIS more than ICAN certificate, and now CEO of that stockbroking subsidiary.

Also, as fresh graduate, ICAN is a better route to start professional qualifications. Without some practical knowledge, some things in CIS may sound greek to you, and the syllabus is also more loaded than ICAN. But after going thru ICAN, you would have been refined and positioned to sit for other Finance professional exams and gained more experience in handling them. And, I personally think CIS is tougher than ICAN, and past experience with a professional exam will lessen it.

Dont forget again that with ICAN, the opportunities are also wider.

More of culture, and less of politics pls.

Moved.

Much as I understand the poster's frustration, I have a problem with his temperament.