₦airaland Forum

Stupid people that want to destroy people Destiny..
All in the name of helping..
God punish them..
I would Av said you should post their names sef..

derespect:
Nairaland and partiality are like Naija and Corruption.
I celebrated my birthday yesterday and yet I was not pushed to the front page.

Seun and co, there is God oo

Kindly post your birthday link.
Want to confirm it.

Happy birthday Great Nollywood legend.

Cc: Lalasticlala

The pics below is Photoshopped..
Don't be in a haste to quote..

Make iono talk..
If you haven't gone through university you can't understand

horia:
I can't differentiate them. How did you do it.

It's easy to differentiate
Rabbit are way more bigger than that..
And they have a big ear � to themselves..

http://google.com would be of help

Iffa slap u dere

RIP

Apostle must hear this..


The babe fine tho

faithesco:
My German shepherd decided to hunt for herself,cause the last time she ate a bowl of meat was during the Yuletide season,and since then she's been feeding on catfish intestine,as per the economy is too hard to provide her with meat all the time,but what to do,Aunty mayoress has good taste and since she's been longing for this she hunted this rabbit for herself while everyone was fast asleep ......So I took it upon myself to prepare it for her cos Aunty doesn't eat raw food ...Enjoy yourself darling

Nice one doggy..
Please Onions is dangerous for Dogs.


But that rat ain't a rabbit �

hotmum:
How do you handle a husband that after telling him his offenses to you, or when you have misunderstanding he keeps malice and starts eating outside.
I'm the type that can cry when explaining things so I sent him an SMS of what he did wrong.

Instead he kept malice and refused food.
I'm not the eating type and can't force myself to finish a pot of food. So this morning I asked if he would eat and he said No.
And later went out and has not come back.
Should I confront him about his eating out, and how?

My advice is this.
He is your husband and you both are happily married.. Cool
When you notice he is on this act..
Let him be but still care with love..
Don't let his anger trigger you into misbehaving to him..
When he returns cook his best meal let him eat enough..
Let him know you have missed him..
Let him sex you that nyt.. Then after sex talk to him with loving soothen words..
I can bet he LL stop acting it..

thesicilian:
If you're a good cook, your husband will eat your food no matter the misunderstanding

Cook heavenly delicious meal..
If I'm angry the meal LL pass..

simonlee:
I mean... cant you teach us 15 ways to increase our monthly income? One thing i know is that none of my followers followed me to the office this morning.

He just did..
See the possibilities of using this information to create more followers to your Instagram business account.

That bitch actress �..

Abeg shift

This life iyaff finish...

It's already trending in some places in the South..

Where is the post that's shows freeze said all those?

CollinsWeGlobe:
Vice President of Nigeria, Yemi Osinbajo, has confirmed that his eldest daughter, Damilola Osinbajo is set to wed her heartthrob, Oluseun Bakare
The Vice President of Nigeria, Yemi Osinbajo, has confirmed that his eldest daughter, Damilola Osinbajo is set to wed her heartthrob, Oluseun Bakare.
Yemi Osinbajo confirmed the news on his social media accounts but Convener of the FreeTheSheeple Movement, Daddy Freeze has criticized it on his Instagram page stating how he feels about the wedding as Yemi Osinbajo eldest daughter, Damilola is getting married to a Muslim.

Daddy Freeze wrote;
"REDEEMED PASTOR OSHINBAJO’S DAUGHTER SET TO MARRY..

I congratulate them and sincerely wish them well as they look really happy and in love!
His name seems Muslim… If it’s normal church rats that want to marry Muslims, they won’t agree o… The will go as far as saying “Allah is not God” and say “let’s not be unequally yoked”. But with the political pedigree involved here, I’m sure even the GO and his Mummy will attend."

More via http://mandynews.com/2018/02/14/daddy-freeze-criticizes-vp-yemi-osinbajos-daughter-wedding/

Timilehin Bello, 25, is the Chief Executive Officer of Media Panache, a public relations and digital marketing firm. In this interview with FEYISAYO POPOOLA, he says though there may be challenges, he finds fulfillment as an entrepreneur

Tell us about Media Panache.

Media Panache Nigeria is a public relations and digital marketing firm founded in 2016. We serve both individuals and organizations in community, government, and media relations.

How did it start?

The company’s journey has been quite a riveting one. I founded Media Panache in March 2016 shortly after exiting my previous place of work. With the ample knowledge I had procured in the field, I visualized and put together a PR agency with a young and vibrant team that would exert unique approaches in the execution of creative PR ideas.

We initially started on a WhatsApp group, attending to clients and setting projects in motion thereon – before moving into an office space situated in Ikeja, Lagos.

What motivated you to start up your own business?

My passion is the driving force behind the company’s existence. I built it upon my passion. Also, I identified a number of things the Nigerian PR industry is currently lacking and one of my long-term goals is to provide long-lasting solutions – hence, making a formidable impact on a general scale.

How much was your initial capital and how did you raise it?

My initial capital was about N200, 000. It was a challenging moment as I had just left my previous place of work – making the conscious decision to float my own company, and knowing apparently, the amount might not suffice.

However, with the unyielding support, love and encouragement from my loved ones, I was able to pull through, and the rest is history. This serves as a reminder that one shouldn’t be easily discouraged from actualizing set goals – not even by financial constraints.

What was your work experience prior to starting your business,?

I worked as a public relations executive at Black House Media from 2014 to 2016. There, I was entrusted with the responsibility of responding to clients’ briefs. I was responsible for evolving strategic PR plans to address their needs and meet their set goals and objectives through the execution of carefully prepared plans.

Do you find fulfillment in what you do?

Absolutely! Nothing supersedes passion in regards to professionalism. PR has always been my ingrained passion. I find the entire spectrum incredibly gripping and I couldn’t be happier that my passion was ignited through practicing it. We (Media Panache) currently have a considerable clientele; spanning across corporate and entertainment industry.

Your organization recently won an award; how did that make you feel?

It made me feel appreciated and it made my team’s efforts since the company’s inception feel acknowledged. Honestly, I didn’t see the nomination coming. We were barely a year as at the time of the awards. It served as an indication that our works had not been going unnoticed. It was a real confidence booster.

What are the major challenges you’ve faced?

One of the major downsides that come with being a young agency is being undervalued by established organizations. Several companies don’t trust emerging PR agencies with their marketing briefs or the execution of campaigns.

Some would rather seek the services of the top guns; the more established agencies. In reality, the truth is those constantly underestimated values of young agencies are the key to the services many of these organizations hanker for, and also the future of the PR industry.

What is your staff strength?

Currently, my team consists of 11 full-time employees and seven contract staff.

Has there ever been anytime you thought of quitting and seeking paid employment?

No, I haven’t considered that before and I don’t think I would. I’m satisfied with my job; I enjoy being Media Panache MD.

Is your business registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission?

Of course, we are. That’s one of the first and most basic steps in establishing a business officially.

How do you get your clients?

We get clients lot of times through referrals from our satisfied customers. They recommend our services to other individuals or organizations seeking the services of an astute PR agency. Other times, we get clients through our tailored contents on social media. We also accentuate our company as a brand through campaigns and through traditional media vehicles and channels.

How profitable is the business?

PR is a lucrative business; however, it isn’t one of the most flourishing in this part of the world yet. I believe there is a lot of room for it to be. Perhaps, if more organizations start trusting and investing in the effectiveness of PR like in developed countries, then it would undoubtedly become one of the most profitable engagements.

Have there been any complaints from clients so far?

In a business like PR where customer relations is incredibly consequential, it is your duty to identify errors before your clients do and provide solution as well as preventive measures to curb reoccurrence. Keeping countermeasure readily available is one of the ways to professionally handle customer displeasure.

What would you say is the most influential factor in your business’ success?

The drive, the passion, and the zeal to excel

What is your educational background?

I had my secondary education at Lagos State Model College, Meiran. I graduated from Lagos State University, Ojo, in 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in theatre arts.

What other skills do you possess?

I possess excellent customer service skills as well as multi-tasking, digital marketing, public speaking, team work, and flexibility skills

Where do you see yourself and your business in the next five years?

I see myself leading my team to awe-inspiring levels of achievements professionally whilst making a significant impact in Nigeria’s PR industry – setting standards for practitioners nationwide. I see Media Panache at the pinnacle of Africa’s Public Relations sphere in the next five years. It’s definitely one of our long-term goals; one we would work unflaggingly to accomplish.

Do you think there is any hope for entrepreneurship in Nigeria?

The world is ever-evolving. Things have changed, and so have perceptions especially in this contemporary age we are in. The advent of social media has opened a myriad of possibilities, and I believe several parents can perceive this today. I truly believe there is hope for entrepreneurship.

If you had one piece of advice to someone just starting out, what would it be?

Keep your head above water; never lose focus, and remain steadfast and undeterred through challenges and moments of trepidation. Remember, there is only one person that can preclude you from actualizing your set goals; and that’s yourself.

Cc: Lalasticlala


https://punchng.com/i-enjoy-being-my-own-boss-bello/

majekdom2:
were these things that are missing there from the start, if yes, you might have fallen out of love. She is aware of what's going on. Why don't you sit and have a conversation like adults. Check through and see where you both failed but if you two can't seem to balance the chemistry anymore, you can both agree to take some break.

Oh yh all mentioned was there at the start..
Sighs..
Thanks so much

majekdom2:
what are your reasons for wanting out?

The relationship has loses so much.
No romance
No communication
No emotion
No interaction
I can't really say no love..
etc

I'm so open to move on. Buh I feel like I can't.
I don't want to break her heart

I'm in a relationship with a girl for up to 3years..

I am tired and want Out.
But I can't � bear the thought of us going diversely.

Is this love or something else?

Matured mind pls