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debbie:
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Well done @debbie, God bless you for your efforts. I'm based in Port Harcourt and have experience in project management, telecoms service, construction and logistics. I see most of the offers you post are lagos based. Kindly hook me up with any organization having part of its operations in the south-south. I will appreciate it, thanks in anticipation. Manuelplus2@gmail.com is my email

Hi, I just sent you a mail, Kindly respond. Thanks

Shymm3x:
Now, folks who lost their dads are different cos all they will have are great/positive memories of him and they'll always lead their lives to make him proud. Even if they don't care, mums will always remind them. You can't even call that a "broken home" per se cos there won't be too much negativity there...though the father figure would still be missing. Dealing with chics from this background should be far easier than the ones from broken homes with bitter mums.

Looool. What happened to ya dad? Ijebu men are always faithful, though it seems they also like polygyny (an oxymoron but that is how they get down lool).

I think I agree with you on this. To add to that, I think the level of emotional baggage a lady raised by a single mom would carry is largely dependent on the mom's perception of the dad. If the dad is late then the mom would most likely pass a positive perception of the dad to the daughter which will in turn give the lady a positive view of the male gender. However if both parents got separated and the lady was raised by the mom, yep the bitterness the mom feels for the dad will most likely be inprinted on the daughter. Unless the mom in question is very objective, open minded and realises that she has a responsibility of not allowing her own love life be mirrored on that of her daughter........

Good evening everyone, I'm a Deltan based in pH, I would like to meet a simple, intelligent and smart lady from Delta State who's also based in pH for a serious relationship. She must be AA blood genotype, a graduate, be working and be between her mid to late 20s and ready to settle down. Kindly Send me a mail on phoenixplus59@gmail.com. Thanks

What is the mileage?

Mynd_44: Is it an insult to call a coward a coward? I have never seen a government change their words as much as this.

Sissies

Who is your father? What has he achieved? Show me who he is and I'll show you who's a real coward!

I am feeling this topic!!!!

ASUU have turned the strike into something
else. They are just being greedy and self
centred. Yes,our educational sector may not be
at par with that of many developed countries
around the world but are we as wealthy and
prudent as those country? Rather than attack
and try to sabotage the government, have
they looked inwards and asked the school
management to account for the massive
income being generated through post UME
form sales, PGD, levies on students and other
mediums? Its only here you will find institutions
that charge tuitions, plus other bogus fees to
students and they will still wait for government
allocations at the end of the month to pay
salaries, pension and even buy diesel to fuel
the school generators. I am not going to talk
about the millions being allocated as research
grants with no tangible results to show for it.
VCs, Rectors and other senior staffs of higher
institutions are busy buying houses abroad like
politicians do and yet still have the moral right
to push for industrial actions. Well its not their
fault. The educational sector is just one of the
many sectors where corruption has grown
buttress roots but nobody seems to pay
attention because the stakeholders there have
"Prof" and "Dr" added to their name. God help
Nigeria

ASUU have turned the strike into something
else. They are just being greedy and self
centred. Yes,our educational sector may not be
at par with that of many developed countries
around the world but are we as wealthy and
prudent as those country? Rather than attack
and try to sabotage the government, have
they looked inwards and asked the school
management to account for the massive
income being generated through post UME
form sales, PGD, levies on students and other
mediums? Its only here you will find institutions
that charge tuitions, plus other bogus fees to
students and they will still wait for government
allocations at the end of the month to pay
salaries, pension and even buy diesel to fuel
the school generators. I am not going to talk
about the millions being allocated as research
grants with no tangible results to show for it.
VCs, Rectors and other senior staffs of higher
institutions are busy buying houses abroad like
politicians do and yet still have the moral right
to push for industrial actions. Well its not their
fault. The educational sector is just one of the
many sectors where corruption has grown
buttress roots but nobody seems to pay
attention because the stakeholders there have
"Prof" and "Dr" added to their name. God help
Nigeria

ASUU have turned the strike into something
else. They are just being greedy and self
centred. Yes,our educational sector may not be
at par with that of many developed countries
around the world but are we as wealthy and
prudent as those country? Rather than attack
and try to sabotage the government, have
they looked inwards and asked the school
management to account for the massive
income being generated through post UME
form sales, PGD, levies on students and other
mediums? Its only here you will find institutions
that charge tuitions, plus other bogus fees to
students and they will still wait for government
allocations at the end of the month to pay
salaries, pension and even buy diesel to fuel
the school generators. I am not going to talk
about the millions being allocated as research
grants with no tangible results to show for it.
VCs, Rectors and other senior staffs of higher
institutions are busy buying houses abroad like
politicians do and yet still have the moral right
to push for industrial actions. Well its not their
fault. The educational sector is just one of the
many sectors where corruption has grown
buttress roots but nobody seems to pay
attention because the stakeholders there have
"Prof" and "Dr" added to their name. God help
Nigeria

ASUU have turned the strike into something else. They are just being greedy and self centred. Yes,our educational sector may not be at par with that of many developed countries around the world but are we as wealthy and prudent as those country? Rather than attack and try to sabotage the government, have they looked inwards and asked the school management to account for the massive income being generated through post UME form sales, PGD, levies on students and other mediums? Its only here you will find institutions that charge tuitions, plus other bogus fees to students and they will still wait for government allocations at the end of the month to pay salaries, pension and even buy diesel to fuel the school generators. I am not going to talk about the millions being allocated as research grants with no tangible results to show for it. VCs, Rectors and other senior staffs of higher institutions are busy buying houses abroad like politicians do and yet still have the moral right to push for industrial actions. Well its not their fault. The educational sector is just one of the many sectors where corruption has grown buttress roots but nobody seems to pay attention because the stakeholders there have "Prof" and "Dr" added to their name. God help Nigeria

Hello does anyone have an idea of how one can get the prospectus or list of postgraduate and masters courses with their entry requirements? Thanks in advance

Deschil: Well done OP. I am truly hoping this write up was not inspired by OJB Jezreel's story I noticed that ever since his illness a lot of talk has been going on about how "some celebrities live large and then end up begging to even eat..." You and other "wise" people should KEEP IT UP o! The good thing about providence is that it often allows you to go through exactly what your subject of ridicule has gone through so that you appreciate life better. So bros/sis carry go o! Your time dey come!

Well said bro,let the judge also know his own judgment lies ahead.

I stopped believing stories from Sahara reporters a long time ago. This is no different,its a made up story and a very big lie!

Brightonos7: we are livin in a country were nobody want to hear truth. Listen to urself

Nope,we are living in a country where everybody deceives themselves,including you

Donmams: The fact is that we have a hoodlum as president and a thug as the first lady. It should therefore surprise no one that what happened in Rivers occured. Ameachi should thank his stars he's still alive. He could have been shot during the fracas.

So who re now the saints? Amaechi, Tinubu and Buhari right? Oya Clap for yourself

Red_Card: olodo. Ur brains needs to be examined. Are u in any way better than gays? Naija needs to legalise gay marriage so as to control d population growth. D government can't even take care of d population available and to make it worse, d population is just getting larger by d day. U aren't gay, fine but u have no right to dictate to others on how to live their lives. Gays are doing d economy no harm. Gay marriage is legal in South Africa n SA is still way ahead of Naija. Not everyone needs a woman as a lover. Better wake up. Dis is d 21st century o.

Agreed, govt can't take care of the population but let them do the little they can do to protect our values like they are doing by passing the anti-gay bill. Nigerians are in full support. Who are you?

Hey man,you just touched a very salient issue. Entrepreneurship seems to be the best option,afterall like an uncle of mine says " No man or company can pay you more than you can pay yourself". But looking at the reality on ground: you are a fresh graduate,with no work experience,no capital,no skill or particular business orientation,I'd say you are a clean slate. Take a look at most successful entrepreneurs today,they were either under someone's tutelage for a period of time or worked in a company where they got the necessary skill,experience and network to setup their own company or business as it may. My point is,you have to know what you want to do before you do it. If you already have a skill or business experience you can delve into, fine. But if you don't, get a job and set a goal of owning your own business based on the experience you will gather as time goes on. That way you will get a proper understanding of yourself by knowing your strengths and weaknesses,develop yourself,build a network and have a better understanding of the business world as it really is. My advice: if you were like me when I just finished NYSC with no skill,no experience then get a job in an area that appeals to you,then you can build on your dream of becoming an entrepreneur. Good luck man!

Abujafood: This applies more to you since you obviously aren't listening to the intent of my post! False donation or not don't rant about it leave them to their conscience by the way thanks for the insult!

So it hurts to be insulted? I guess it doesn't, if not you wouldn't have insulted ruggedman

Abujafood: Ruggedman shut your trap. Giving or doing right is optional even God would prefer to keep quiet and wait for their time to demand for their stewardship while alive. Leave them to their conscience and stop coercing them publicly if they don't feel like giving, by the way I hope you met them privately to say these things too otherwise it would be mere eye service trying to impress only God knows who!

Read it over again man,he's not forcing anyone to give,he's only telling them to come out and clear the air whether they donated or not!

idupaul: Great news .. And I was just on my way to UBA to put my bachelors mite in the OJB account , with this Good new I will turn back and buy some kilishi from Ebeano supermarket

*In Vuga's voice*

As trivial as this topic might seem,its quite a big deal. I recall attending my course mate's wedding,we were at the church when he slid a note into someone's hand to pass it to me. The note read " guy na you go give toast o,I no trust this my bestman". From then on I became restless,I couldn't turn down his request but I wasn't prepared either. I haven't even met his then wife-to-be before the wedding eve. Thanks to God and to memories of the naughty stories we used to share about how our future wives will be back then in school, I was able to get the guests rolling with laughter and gave an average speech. Thing is just be confident,provided you know who's getting married well enough,there'll be tonnes of stories to pick from and tell. Cheers

Interesting. I'm looking at buying the bryte tab myself considering the RAM size,android version and price but I can't seem to find anyone around that has used it before. Please any user should give us a honest opinion. Thanks

oshea44: shey no be this same president bring Jay Z and Beyonce with FG money.. Honestly I cant wait to see this useless badluck off that seat...

where you dey get your news sef? I guess from that palm wine bar in your area

Food_consumer: you wish..

Wishes come true doesn't it?