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They Call 136k stipend? |
emmysoftyou:Worth going if u can sell land. Pay is commission based |
galaciousbabe:They are looking for marketers who can sell landed properties 4 them. If that's your jam you can go 4 d interview |
Agreed |
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scammers everywhere. That's why I'm scared of most online business. There's no way you can meet the person face to face and fight. |
No need to consider much. Just relocate. Job scarce nowadays |
Who say pilots don't have swag. check out this photo of swagalicious new generation Arik Air pilots. Aren't they cute
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okay |
No matter the hard skill you possess if you lack soft skills you cannot excel in your profession. Be salary staff or self employed, in a leadership position or just a low level staff your soft skill like your communication skill, time management skill, emotional intelligence etcetera is what will make you progress. You might be a guru in the ICT department but if you can't make deadline or you are always tardy you won't go places in the workplace. Also no university course teaches these soft skills its something you have to learn your self. |
please guys I really want to know what a guy mean and the reason for asking if a girl still lives with her parents or lives alone. I met a guy today and while talking on the phone he asked where I live and if I live with my parents or alone. I hope there is. o ulterior motive to that question |
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wow. tested my brain power |
correct hustler #lagoslife |
;DOMG. I totally forgot that mouse use to have that small ball under it. haha |
Nigeria Agbada Aso oke Gele etc |
lol. actually looks like that carrot is break dancing |
1. We’re not prepared. Often, we’re not prepared to compromise, to sacrifice ourselves, and to love unconditionally. We don’t want to wait, we need to have everything at once. We don’t let our feelings grow, too often putting a ’time limit’ on what we think we should be feeling and when instead. 2. We confuse love with other feelings. We too often want to meet someone who’ll join us in the cinema or a night club, not the one who can understand us and support us in a moment of deepest sorrow. We don’t like living boring lives, and that’s why we’re looking for a cheerful companion who can turn our lives into an adventure. But we’re not always ready for change, which inevitably come after a certain period of romantic and mutual affection. 3. We get stuck in a rut. After a while, we don’t have time and space for love, because we’re too busy chasing material benefits. 4. We’re waiting for an immediate result. When we fall in love, we already want our relationships to be mature. Yet this maturity, as well as mutual understanding, can only come after years spent together. Most people today think that there’s nothing in this life that’s worth their time and patience, even love. 5. We prefer to waste our strength. Many of us would likely prefer to spend an hour with a hundred different people than a day with one person. Nowadays, the opinion exists that it’s much better to meet people than to get to know them. We’re greedy, and we want everything all at once. We start relationships and end them as soon as we find a ’better’ variant. We don’t give the best of us to a person, but we want him or her to be perfect. We date lots of people, but hardly give a chance to anyone. 6. We become dependant on technology. Technology has brought us closer. We’re so close that it sometimes feels difficult to breathe. Texts, voice messages, chats and video calls have replaced face-to-face communication in so many cases. We don’t have to spend time together anymore. We already know a lot about each other. We have nothing to talk about. 7. We can’t stay in one place for long. We think that we’re not meant for relationships, and even the idea of settling down scares us. We don’t dedicate our lives to one person anymore, and we avoid anything permanent. 8. We become ’sexually liberated.’ Our generation has divided sex from love. First, people have sex, and then they decide whether they want to be together. Today, sex outside of marriage is normal, and things like ’open relationships’, ’friends with benefits’, and ’one-night stands’ have become part of modern life. 9. We rely on logic way too often. Few people from younger generations can love with all the heart and overcome difficulties connected with time and distance. 10. We’re afraid of too many things. We’re afraid of new relationships, disappointments, emotional wounds, and broken hearts, and that’s why we don’t let people into our lives. We build walls around ourselves, and sometimes they’re too thick and high to let us step out and see life as it really is. |
nice work. some of them are impossible though cc: lalasticlala |
now this was fun thanks op |
shamecurls:what is what? |
the ship doesn't have a name |
wish it was DAT easy |
am an introvert but I think I would prefer a career that will male me come out of my shell |
well social media has come to stay. whether it ruins us or not we have to deal with it |
congreats |
lemme get a job first.
then i will tell u what i like about my job ![]() |
Sugarcious:Thats cool. I dont even know my dad ![]() Sugarcious:Thats cool. I dont even know my dad |
FACTS ABOUT GUYS!!! 1. They Can never love one girl. 2. They Love sex more than love. 3. Are Talented in lying. 4. They Talk softly while conning ladies. 5. They Are Heart breakers. 6. They Can promise girls heaven on earth. 7. They Love you before sex, when you do it they hate you. 8. They Fear pregnancy, but hate protected sex. 9. Are Specialists in confusing girls. 10. 80% of conning Men are broke. 11. They're wicked. 12. Using and dumping girls is their hobby. 13. They want to bear the title am the one that disvirgined this girl. 14. Many of them are jobless. 15. A lot of them are pretenders. 16. To Them I love you means I want to have sex with you. 17. Men don't believe in relationship without sex. 18. All they want is sex. No sex no dating. 19. They HAVE girlfriends, on 2go, facebook and whatsapp but still they'll keep asking girls out. 20. They love doing sex through out their life. |
osesology:I'm done with school for some years now. Though securing a good job in Nigeria is a problem. I'm currently unemployed though i'm optimistic |
Hello everyone please i need your advice. I'm a 25 years old lady i've recently started dating this guy and i'm having some fears about him. First of all, he is 38 years old. When he told me his age i was very surprised. I was wondering why he was still single at that age. He is the youngest in his family, he does'nt have a job at first, said he was helping his big bro with his car business later he said the business has folded up because they were no longer having buyers. I asked him what next since he can't just keep staying at home, he said he wants to get a car for himself to do cab with, later he told me he accepted a 20k job as a driver in a cab services company. He does'nt have his own apartment, he stays in the bq in his brothers house(his brother stays abroad with his family). I'm finding it difficult to introduce him home as my boyfriend because at his age he doesnt have anything going well for himself. He didnt further his education after secondary school, his desire then was to go abroad. He did spend more than 10 years in europe, he did drugs, got arrested went to jail twice in two different european countries,denied american visa several times, and at the end he couldnt make any thing tangible out of all his struggles He always feels down when he thinks about it i'm always cheering him up. Now he said he wants to get married that his nephews that were born in his presence are already getting married. I wonder how he wants to pull this up and i dont think i'm ready for this. i really need advise from mature folks here |
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