₦airaland Forum

Spherical77:
it will be processed just like they process direct posting or edeployment

You can send me a PM if you are interested to get that ressolved

Spherical77:
I guess his result was approved after he clocked 30. Possibly August/September/October

He'd have to reduce his age inorder to give him the opportunity to serve which would cost him money

Spherical77:
very much possible

You can redeploy on 2 ways
Firstly, if there's crisis in your State of deployment or you having health related issues with evidence to back it up then you are going to get redeployed by your State cordinator through your LGI and other stakeholders. Though it's always difficult getting redeployed outside camp

While the second one is for you to work it to your desired state. This is the easiest and fastest. You'd get approval alongside batch C stream 2 that's about going to camp in few days time

Blixon:
Is it possible to hire guests for a wedding in Nigeria? I’m just curious. So please don’t attack me.
I have always dreamed of having a wedding that I would be proud of. AKA posh wedding. Unfortunately I don’t have a lot of friends or know many big people and the few people I even know at all are not really posh looking (this is not an insult); what I mean is, you know, these broke guys kind of friends that you have to pay their transport back when they even manage to visit you.

So I have this question: is it possible to hire posh grooms men and a couple of posh guests (including white men and women and money sprayers to act as friends) to pose at a wedding in Nigeria?
I have read it is possible in the USA or other countries. Has anyone come across this in Nigeria?

Bbbwings:
So the question is what to do so this same scenario doesnt occur again.

Present early.
I believe the pain you experienced on that tooth tbat caused it to be removed must have been happening for at least a year before it got worse.
The earlier you present the better the outcome. Maybe you could have done a filling then instead of losing the tooth now.

Cut down on your refined sugar intake. Soft drinks chocolate sweet chewing gum . If you must take them, do that during meal times.

Brush twice a day. Morning and night. The nightly brushing should be immediately before going to bed.

Dont use hard brush. Wisdom toothbrush is a no no.

Visit a dentist twice a year. Every six months.
If youre examined twice a year, this kind of thing will be caught early for prompt treatment that wouldnt result in you losing your tooth.

Mrskillz1:
I have asked questions.
My mom became mad as she got pregnant with my younger brother.
By then, my Dad said he took her to several places and was told that it was ogbanje. My mom is very beautiful and hardworking.
Her family joined in the solution.
She became okay after she put to bed.
Then they decided not to have more kids.
My mom's shop is in main market onitsha, after a few years, the madness returned and her shop was closed down. By then, we had grown a little and so everyone concentrated on us, giving us a life.
I remember that my mom leaves house every morning and will trek to main market and hang around there and return by evening.
This she did daily.
She was not violent. She was usually by herself.
Her brothers usually came to see her.
My Dad took care of her grooming.
Until few years back when she suddenly stopped going to market and stayed indoors for like a week.
Then one night, my Dad said she called him as they were sleeping and said to him that we will be fine.
Then they slept off and she didn't wake up in the morning.

engrj:
Good evening nairalanders.

Sorry I have not been able to give update about my sick mother.

I have been working hard to foot the bill of r her dialysis all this while. I try to raise money for a kidney transplant but nothing came in so I decided to work hard to always meet up for the Dialysis I must confess it's very tough.

Im self employed i own a driving school n computer school so whatever I'm able to get from it I keep it for her dialysis.

She is in a better condition than before.

Here is a picture of her n I during her last dialysis.