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Nwaboshi with not be in the senate , so thesupport is irrelevant.

ayowhizi:

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I got the Invite too, pls any1 who has useful info abt the company should update us .does de pay well?

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Pls I need advice for the best cream to use for my 5 months old baby. she was very fair when we gave birth to her , my wife is using karnel pomade on her cos of the NLA that she had and it made her to look so dark. the NLA has gone , we need a beta cream to smoothen her skin and bring out her original colour .

Pls I need advice for best cream to use for my 5 months old baby. she was very fair when we gave birth to her , my wife is using karnel pomade on her and is making her to look so dark.

*BREAST SUCKING
The Woman's breasts are filled with hyper-sensitive nerve endings that get stimulated when touched, sucked or licked.
Men love to suck the breast just as women love their breast to be stimulated. But some men avoid a woman's breast as soon as she gets pregnant because they believe the breast milk is harmful to Adults.
BUT CAN AN ADULT ALSO TAKE BREAST MILK?
YES...
Breast milk is quite beneficial for adults too... It increases an adult immunity as it does in children.
BENEFITS TO THE WOMAN:
It helps to balance the cardiovascular system. If a woman breast is sucked for a long period of time, it increases the heart beat rate of a woman to 110 beats per minute. It is a very good exercise for your heart health.
WANT A FIRMER FACE?
Then do not be reluctant for your hubby to suck your breast. It helps to move more than 30 female facial muscles; and improves blood flow in the skin.
ORGASM:
If you are the type that don't feel or enjoy sex, encourage your hubby to suck your breast and play with your nipples. I bet, you will reach orgasm.
BOOSTS IMMUNE SYSTEM:
It is a natural remedy that stimulates the immune system resulting in the production of antibodies that can protect against viruses. This process is called CROSS IMMUNO-THERAPY. During breast sucking, the breath of a woman becomes faster more than 60 times per minute. INHALING AND EXHALING MORE OFTEN WILL HELP PREVENT A VARIETY OF diseases OF THE LUNGS.
CANCER OF THE BREAST
Study has shown that sucking and massaging a breast simultaneously and vigorously help to reduce chances of a breast lumps which can develop to cancer.. It helps in easy flow of hormones and prevent lumps in the breast.
BENEFITS TO THE MAN
Breast milk can tackle cancer. Adults with cancer cells, digestive disorder and immune disorder are advised to drink several ounces of milk daily or weekly to ease the ravages of CHEMOTHERAPY. It helps to booster their immune system and improve digestion.
WOMEN, IF YOU ARE A BREASTFEEDING MUM, WILLINGLY ALLOW YOUR BABY TO FEED FROM THE BREAST AS LONG AS THE BABY WANT. AS YOU'RE BREASTFEEDING, MASSAGE THE BREAST TO PREVENT LUMPS.; SAME IF YOU ARE USING BREAST PUMP, MASSAGE AS YOU PUMP.
*IF YOUR HUBBY LOVE TO SUCK BREAST, PLEASE ALLOW HIM TO SUCK YOUR BREAST TODAY AND ALWAYS.*
*ENCOURAGE YOUR BABY AND HUBBY TO SUCK YOUR BREAST. IT'S A WIN WIN THING FOR YOU*.
NB: please share so others can benefit. Thanks

hello fellow Nlanders,

I want to buy a 32 inch TV but am confuse between LG and Samsung products. pls if u know about the two products or have used them, kindly advice me with ur reasons on the best product to buy.

Pls is any body that Studied Electrical/Electronics Engineering writing tomorrow or next?

pls any1 that has Engineering Past Questions should pls send to me on jerry.dgreat@yahoo.com

Nigerians will likely not enjoy stable power supply for many years to come, for 3 major reasons asides others: regulatory hitches, funding challenges and a climate not so friendly to investors.
Nigerians may be more willing to pay the right price for other essential items like food, water, clothes and internet even when the prices go up. We may not think much of it but we also pay the ‘appropriate’ costs for private alternatives to public power supply – buying and fuelling generators. A long-term conditioning that electricity, when supplied by the government, is a social good and should be retailed at a cheap price if not given freely, influences guaranteed uproar anytime there is an increment in electricity tariff.
Maybe electricity was a social good years back when the National Electric Power Authority (NEPA) was fully in charge of all aspects of power generation, transmission and distribution but not anymore. Under the current framework where private corporations handle the generation and distribution of electricity, we may need to adjust to seeing it in the same manner we consider bags of ‘pure water’ we buy to fill the lacuna created by the absence of potable water supply.
The government, through the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) and the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company (NBET), has retained control of the transmission segment. NBET buys electricity in bulk from the generation companies and delivers it to the distribution companies through TCN which manages the national grid and affiliated assets like substations and transmission lines.
As consumers, we only interface with the distribution companies (DISCOs), 11 of them across the country.The DISCOs receive tariffs from which they are expected to pay the transmission company, the distribution companies, the regulator and in fact every other person on the electricity chain. Where, due to failure to pay electricity bills, the DISCOs are unable to raise enough funds to settle the invoices submitted by the generation companies, TCN and NBET, it is recorded as a debt in their books, which is the present reality.
The above said, the willingness of consumers, including government ministries, departments and agencies, to pay significant sums for electricity is not the major reason why there is pervasive darkness across the land. There are more fundamental issues with tariff set by the industry regulator which is the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), gas supply to power plants and the generating capacity of existing plants, quality of the transmission network occasioning losses, electricity theft, and vandalism among others.
Due to a lapse in observing the requirements set down by the law before carrying out a much-needed tariff increment, the Federal High Court ordered NERC to reverse the tariff increment, a decision that was hailed by many perhaps unaware of its real implications. Politicians have also been playing to the gallery on the issue of tariff, assuring the people that they would oppose attempts to increase tariffs until power supply has improved but also failing to explain to the people that players in the sector are unable to recover cost and should the present situation persist, may have no choice but completely surrender and divest just like other investors in the aviation and manufacturing sectors have done.It is generally agreed that generation capacity is somewhere around 5,000MW and is expected to rise with increased investment by government and the private sector. Over time, the generation companies have complained of shortfalls arising from the cost of getting gas supply and their inability to pay for same in the face of declining returns from DISCOs similarly faced by the challenge of unpaid bills. For a while, militant activities and vandalism of gas pipelines also disrupted supplies to the power plants.
In recent months, the present government led by President Muhammadu Buhari has managed to calm the unrest in the Niger Delta and thus able to ensure increased gas supply to power plants which should lead to increased power generation if other constraints are similarly addressed. Fashola has, for instance, been able to get the federal executive council to approve the sum of N701 billion as Power Assurance Guarantee (PAG) which will help pay for evacuation of electricity generated by the generation companies who can then in turn pay gas suppliers.
There is still some uncertainty as to the exact nature of the PAG; whether it is to be paid out as grant or subsidy or loans, but there is one bigger challenge which is with the national grid to be used in evacuating the increased power production. The national grid cannot exactly wheel the power generated without breaking down and there were at least 10 of such collapses between January and March 2017.Fashola is currently overseeing the upgrade of transmission infrastructure and, perhaps for political reasons, is refusing to admit the extent of the challenge. He regularly claims the bigger challenge is with generation and that there is adequate transmission capacity for current generation capacity. With 10 system collapses in the first quarter of the year however, the reality appears different. When the transmission system fails, DISCOs are unable to receive the power generated but for which they may have already been charged just as they cannot charge customers for power they are unable to deliver to them.
The capital expenditure provision for TCN under the Multi-Year Tariff Order (MYTO) – 2015 Financial Model (which indicates amounts that need to be spent) is N418.504bn but only N40bn has been earmarked for transmission projects under the 2017 budget. It is understood that the government has other pressing needs contending for resources and therefore needs to attract private investors into that segment of the market. But with regulatory restrictions on licences and also on charging cost-reflective tariffs, it is doubtful any sane investor will jump into the fray.
The World Bank and affiliate bodies are presently consulting with Fashola’s ministry on technical and financial interventions for the power sector. There is talk of a possible $1bn investment in the transmission infrastructure and we only hope the minister sees it through before campaign distractions ahead of the 2019 elections set in. It is hoped that the minister will also look more closely at assisting distribution companies achieve metering objectives to boost consumer confidence and further meet the statutory conditions for tariff increments by the regulator.Using an industry rule of thumb estimation that approximately 1,000MW serves around a million people in a population, Nigeria needs to generate at least 150,000MW of electricity to adequately cater for its population and meet industrialisation goals. We are very far away from that target but by addressing some of the issues inhibiting increased private investment, we can start to move faster and how much of that Fashola can do before 2019 remains to be seen.

olarwhumy6:
See as dat woman face at the right dey strong.. I pity d man. singing "double wahala for dead body"

That woman at the right hand don ready for the troubles ahead. she fit beat the man self .

Wounders indeed shall Neva end!. This man will be wedding these two women soon. is it that the number of women is more that the men or wat could be the cause of the two women getting ready to marry one man on the same day .

anybody with recent Dragnet PQ should kindly send to jerry.dgreat@yahoo.com

Recently , I av noticed that am becoming darker in complexion . I use detoil soap and Caro white cream . pls I need advice on the best cream and soap that will help me bring out and maintain my true colour not breaching cream and soap oooo.

Note: am averagely fair in complexion ie am not very very fair , not black(dark) and am not chocolate colour.

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Can the Super Eagles survive this ?

stepo707:

Was the Godson the guy on Bluetooth yesterday?I mean the nddc official on native

I don't know him personally but he is in charge of organising the test .

NairaSea23:
The way and manner things are done in this our country it's so pathetic. How can an exam for post graduate students be this poorly conducted? The consultants did a very poor job.
1. The questions are poorly constructed. Many repeated.
2. Questions are selected from specific area. Narrowed to one part of a field. E.g for agric, if you read soil, mineral contents of soil and all this amonification, nitrification, soil profile, symbiosis, you will score nothing less than 40. I don't know how lazy the examiners are that they can't draw up questions from different subjects in the various fields
3. Unlike standard exams like GRE or GMAT, the question base for each field is too small may be only 50. This means every one in Engineering will do same test on different days giving undue advantage to people in later dayz. The number of questions should be nothing less than 500 to be randomly pick by the system.
4. Most of the invigilators are students of RSUST and the can be easily influence to inflate score for as low as 2k. This happened right beside me. I hope the organisers will pick the scores directly from the server. Better still the data should be handed over to NDDC.

I just dey para... For my 35

let's not jxt complain here , send Godson text and let him know what is happening. how can u spread exam of the same question across several days . most of my school mates that wrote today scored 40 and above after getting to know all the questions that came out yesterday.

one of my old school mate jxt called me now that he scored 40 after collecting all the information of the questions that came out yesterday. he came around that yesterday and he wrote his exam this morning, so many of them like that and he confirmed it that most of them scored 40 and above while most pple of yesterday were struggling to score 20. This is jxt unfair!

The pple organizing the exams are not been fair in the way they are handling the exams, the questions are the same for the pple in the same field. so, the pple that wrote first are at disadvantage cos pple ended up telling others everything that came out.most pple that wrote at the last batch scored higher . I tell u, if it continues like that tomorrow most Engineering guys will score 50/50 cos they av practically solved all the questions that came out today. Most of them came around since 8am jxt to get the questions that was set and they av succeeded.
secondly , the organizers repeated one question so many times , if u fail one u will fail all and if u get one , u will get all . for me that is rubbish !.

Please, any1 from Delta state that was invited for the exam should help me to confirm the Reference code , my own reference code did not start with DEL, it only has 10 letters including numbers but my friend that was not invited has a reference code that started with DEL.

professorgome:
The test you are about to write is called BRAIN TEASERS and has different parts as listed below:

1. General Questions = 94
2. Logical Reasoning = 131
3. Quantitative Analysis = 305
4. Verbal reasoning = 164

The above is from the software. In all these they will select 50 to 60 questions at random. Because questions are selected at random, the question in my number 1 might be your number 60 as the case may be.

Now look at the ratio, out of 94+131+305+164 = 694. You will be required to answer only 50 or 60 from the 694 questions selected at random. That is why so many candidates fail.

What is your chance of making it to the interview and collecting the 10k transport? You need to see all or at least more than 60% of these questions.

I have arranged all these in order. If you need them drop your email or number, I will tell you how to get it from me. My date is 4 June, goodluck at the exam and interview.

jerry.dgreat@yahoo.com, thanks.

solleypee:
For those who might still need d cinfores software - extracted questions "widely regarded as NDDC P.Q" (verbal, general, logic & ICT) drop ur mail cos i'll be sending the most I can extract by tomorrow.

jerry.dgreat@yahoo.com, Thanks bro!

1. Igbo women are very hardworking and consistent. No matter how many times they failed in a business, they still push ahead until they hit gold. An igbo woman can take care of her family without the support of her husband.
2. An Igbo woman will take care of you Many people say igbo’s love money—which is very true. But If you don’t like money, kindly raise up your hands.. (I’m sure nobody will) An Igbo woman can never deny you the Love and care you deserve. She will take care of you, your children, she will give you sex, enough sex and make you very happy
3. She takes care of your mother An Igbo woman will take care of your mother. She doesn’t mind the stress, your tribe.. even if your mother is ugly and harsh, she takes care of your mother even when you travel for long.
4. Igbo girls are faithful Any woman can cheat if they want to, but the average igbo woman remains faithful even after her husband dies. You hardly find her marrying again—if she had kids for you, she is faithful and won’t cheat even when she is tempted.
5. Lastly, Igbo women are very beautiful and intelligent.

Mustack:
there cry pattern no get season

This one got me Laughing , it tells u that somepple are very Emotional.

mamawin:
well since you asked. 1, women like to copy, because smbody cried, she must cry too 2. it's just for d camera 3. so despite d kinda life she has lived she can still be proposed to 4. just natural.
me, I didn't cry o, I saw it coming

It might be that u saw it coming but am sure u did not know the day and time , so did it not appear as a surprise to u ?

Am very curious to know....

Why do ladies cry when given an engagement ring?

Salesmanship:
INDEPENDENT OIL AND GAS MARKETERS URGENTLY NEEDED IN PORT HARCOURT

Remunerations: Commissions
Location: PH

Descriptions:
A reputable client needs the Services of results-oriented Oil and Gas Marketers with strong marketing skills -Good communication - Fluency in English -Ability to work without supervision.

Interested candidates should send their CVs to salesmanshipc@gmail.com with the subject:

Independent Oil and Gas Marketer, PH

VERY IMPORTANT FOR EASY FILING.
Qualification:
OND, HND, BSc
1- 3 years Experience


GOOD LUCK

good morning Bro , I sent my CV this morning . I hope the position is still open ?

sokarsenal:


okay...no problem.....the space for the guarantor's letter is not marked with red asterisk so u don't need to get it before you are shortlisted.....thats based on previous years......but you need the name, phone number and email address of the local government chairman...........so If u have some from your local government who has gotten his guarantor's form you can collect this details from him .......but make sure you get the letter before you are called for the oral interview

pls is there anyone from IKA SOUTH, DELTA STATE here , I need ur assistant. u can reach me on 07033427380.thank u!