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vani86:
In other words you be olodo, dundy. Your mates made at least 2:2 and after 5 years in university, you came out with 3rd class and proud because a thug like melaye is also a dundy.

SMH leaders of tomorrow

That's was too harsh Bro, Even though u want to pass a massage u would have use a polite words......There was this particularly guy who was in my department, He was intelligent, I do meet him for tutorial if am having difficulties in some courses, he will put me through but he graduated with Third class and I graduated with second class lower, my point here is certificate sometimes is not a measure for intelligence.....

At her old age she is still looking more beautiful.....

jose45eve:
GUY GO MARRY

Were is the wife to marry na?

jose45eve:
GUY GO MARRY

Were is the wife to marry na?

jose45eve:
GUY GO MARRY

Were is the wife to marry na?

Happy Birthday

RCCG......every 5mins work on the street u will definitely see RCCG.

BiafranBushBoy:
BecUse the rains are back!!

Haters my ass!! Moreover, here in Lagos.. The light is still epileptical!! (Most places)

So what sayest thou?

Lighting system is so bad in Lagos State, I don tire 4 Lagos because of light.

holamiday:
This question should be answered in the most sincere way possible. Using all the grammar you described above still may not earn you the job, simply because the previous interviewee may have said better. The next interviewee may have read this post too and say the very same thing, or something way better. So, tell me, when two people answer the question in exactly the same way, who should they now hire? Besides, last time i checked, talk is cheap.

When an interviewer asks you that question, answer it sincerely. Say the very thing they least expect. Say something in the line of 'Well, truth is, i'm not the only one suited for this job. There are many people who'd do this job perfectly, as well as i would. I'm only certain i'm a bonafide member of that set of people. My credentials speak for me, i'm qualified for the job, you can see i possess the skills you need, but it's not a do-or-die affair and my life isn't tied to the job. I'll be happy for whoever gets this job whether it is me or not. It's your job and awarding it is your call. It's up to you'.

I just love ur last paragraph.....thanks so much

Beabeth:
Stop listening to these "quit your job" gurus. There is nothing wrong with working a 9-5 and you need your 9-5 to fund your 6-10 in the beginning.

When you're in the beginning stages of your business, that's the broke, don't know, need help, have no clue stage so why would you quit your job in that state of mind?

These gurus tell you to quit your job but once you quit and don't have any money left to pay them for their services, they are nowhere to be found. They tell you to quit your job, follow your dreams, stop punching that clock for the man, that job is holding you back and all of that is BS.

You are holding you back, not that job. You can work your 9-5 and still have your own business.

Work your 9-5 and your business for as long as you can together. There is nothing wrong with a job check and your business check at the same time.

Do what works for you and your business on your time. Stop letting these people that don't pay your bills dictate how you live your life.

www.xobeabeth.com

Please op can u explain what is 9-5 and 6-10.....because this my first time of hearing it......Thanks

Nollywood legend Chiwetalu Agu will be showcasing his music talent with a new album. The famous actor is set to release a music video album titled “Mr President”.

The album is said to reflect on the daily activities of the average Nigerian as a way of addressing the current spate of hardship in the country.

“Nigerians are suffering, there is hunger in the land and someone who is in speaking position has to say something about it. The song is not just about trolling politicians, but has other fun tracks that will make you dance, laugh and merry. It is an album for everyone” he said.

Kings Music Entertainment will be in charge of producing the 5-track music video album. The spokesperson for the management said it won’t be long before the music videos roll on TV stations and stores nationwide.

“He is a legend and we know so many people across the globe will be looking forward to the album. It is clean for the family and you will also expect to see some of his comic lines on the songs”, the spokesperson said.
http://www..ng/entertainment/veteran-actor-chiwetalu-agu-set-release-music-album

oshe11:
Hmmmmm....... I dnt knw wat to say bt Im sure sum1 wud read dis my comment, so lemme jst comment for the sake of dat person n mek d comment bold so he/she wudnt stress dia eyes cos of my comment

LOL

skydancer:
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Please, I really need your help, I was charging my laptop, so I decide to on it in other to collect some information but after putting it on, the screen was blank and was just displaying this sign (-), I waited for some mins it's still did not come up and I decided to use the power button and it will not go off, so I had no other option but to remove the battery and immediately the system went off, so I decided to put the battery back and ON it but the system refuse to on...it's being over 5days now......please what could be the problem?

sinistermind:
What some people don't understand is that even if Dollar goes down to 150naira, it doesn't concern the ordinary Nigerian man, unless price simple food items go back to normal. So as long as everything is still on the high side, Nigeria is still in recession to these ordinary Nigerians.

Most of this food items are imported.....i believe if dollar continues to depreciate the price of food items will drastically reduce.......

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Kennitrust:
R

R for Rat.......Father of space booker association...LOL

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make I read all the comment incase I decides to buy my own car.

Miraxzeebility:
we are doing none of that

lol, u just did something funny.....abeg click like joor

if you know is funny click LIKE otherwise click SHARE

let me apply....

Jengem:
Apostle suleman state


Where is hubby Prince

waitin dis one dey talk self....Mercy johnson is from kogi state and Apostle Suleman is from Edo state (Auchi)

AntyLydia:
You guys should stop looking for this, Australia does not issue 2 years work visa to Africans and other third world countries.

Don't say what u don't know

1. How to Become More Optimistic

EXPECT something wonderful to happen every day.TREAT people as you'd want to be treated.DON'T waste breath fighting about things you can't change.CONCENTRATE on the job at hand, not the results you seek.ASSUME other people mean well.AVOID depressing people and conversations.EAT something delicious every day.TURN OFF the background television.ADOPT an attitude of gratitude.REMEMBER that the best is yet to come.

2. How to Eliminate Stress

CULTIVATE the patience and perspective to let go of your results.FOCUS on what you're doing now rather than the results.IF you're overworked, negotiate a more reasonable workload.CUT your hours to the "sweet spot," which is about 40 hours a week.AVOID people who won't or can't control their own stress.FIND a place where you can work quietly away from distractions.TURN OFF news programming that's designed to rile you up.TURN DOWN projects that you can't do well.STOP arguing with fools and strangers online.ARRANGE tasks consecutively rather than trying to multitask.

3. How to Overcome Fear

CONFRONT your fears head on to reduce their power.IMAGINE dealing with the fear to make it less daunting.REMEMBER that fear is just excitement in disguise.USE fear to spawn the energy you need to perform well.

4. How to Cope With Rejection

REALIZE that rejection is just a difference of opinion.UNDERSTAND that rejection only hurts because you let it.REMEMBER that every rejection moves you closer to your goal.KEEP other opportunities in reserve so you can quickly move on.

5. How to Rise Above Failure

CREATE goals that motivate you to achieve something possible.ALWAYS write goals down; display them where you'll see them.DECIDE by saying "I must..." or "I will..." rather than "I'll try...."BREAK your big goals into smaller, measurable milestones.CHECK whether you're moving toward or away from your goals.WELCOME setbacks because they'll hone your plan.REMEMBER that the only true failure is failing to take action.

HOW TO MANAGE YOUR CAREER

6. How to Achieve Your Dream Job

KNOW what would constitute your dream job.FIND role models and incorporate their way of thinking.HAVE the courage to sacrifice your security.LEARN to sell your ideas and yourself.CREATE a plan and start executing it today.ADJUST your goal as you learn more about yourself.

7. How to Attain Career Security

LIVE below your means until you've got six months of income saved.DEVELOP expertise that makes it less likely you'll be fired.CULTIVATE new opportunities and record them in an escape plan.

8. How to Get More Done Each Day

DON'T take calls from people you don't know, unless you're working in telesales or product support.USE email instead of time-consuming voice mailLIMIT your chitchat with co-workers.TURN OFF "alerts" that interrupt your thinking.KEEP TRACK of how you spend time; that's half the battle.REMEMBER that 20 percent of your actions produce 80 percent of your results.ONLY DO the 20 percent that produces the 80 percent of your results.PRIORITIZE based on what accomplishes the most with the least effort.

9. How to Use LinkedIn Effectively

YOUR personal brand will define how people see you.GET a professional portrait and expunge unprofessional ones.CUSTOMIZE your résumé to match your career goals.SOLICIT recommendations that are realistic and relevant.AVOID blogging, unless you're being paid to do so.KEEP your irrelevant opinions off the internet.

10. How to Land a Job Interview

CREATE and sell your own job description, if possible.GET a current employee to recommend you, if possible.CUSTOMIZE your résumé to match the job description.EXPLAIN "who I am" in terms of the specific job.DESCRIBE specifically how you helped former employers, not what you did.INCLUDE benefits that echo phrases from the job description.

11. How to Ace a Job Interview

DON'T put all your eggs in this one basket.FIND out all you can about the hiring firm.DEVISE questions that show you've done your research.REHEARSE answers to the standard questions.WEAR what you'd wear if you worked there; don't be late.GET the offer, then decide whether you really want the job.

tmanis:
FALLACY.

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FALLACY.

FALLACY.

FANTASTIC FALLACIES.

FALLACY.


FALLACY.

Is your name Fallacy or u just held the word new? lol

RIP sir

Removable battery is far cheaper than Non removable.....I prefer a removable battery. Though am currently using a Non Removable battery.

5 years

Nice one op.......

No invite after submitting the necessary information...

okay na

sunnymighty:
Bros can U put me tro? I can PM U, if U dnt mind.

I don't really have idea about it, that's the reason I created this topic.