mukina2:
if you haven't received codes please let me know

Still waiting for codes

I was 42 in the Nairaland league last season (InvictusFC).

Please send codes.

Hello Mukina, I was 42 in the nairaland league last season (InvictusFC).

Please send league and conference codes.

You can only fly out of Nigeria with either a Nigerian Passport (no need for UK visa on the passport) or your UK passport that has a Nigerian visa in it.

Since you are already in Nigeria and you cannot get a Nigerian visa in your UK passport in Nigeria, the realistic option is to travel out of Nigeria with your Nigerian Passport and when you get to the UK, go through UK immigration with your UK passport.

When returning to Nigeria from the UK, you either obtain a Nigerian visa on your UK passport or you leave the UK with your UK passport and enter Nigeria with your Nigerian passport.

OdikwaRisky:
afonja

I'm sure you did not read the story otherwise how does 'Itoro Udoh' become 'afonja'?

Larry23:
Please help a brother, got laid from work some weeks back and since then things have been hard..have been struggling to feed for days now and even have no food left at home..I had to create this new account today cause my old account had my pix and I want to remain anonymous....I have no where to go and I have been looking for a job....kindly help a brother......6553685405 OLAIYA fidelity bank.....God bless

You have been struggling to feed for days and have no food left at home, yet you have money to buy data to stay online on Nairaland for almost 3 hours within 24 hours of creating a new nairaland profile? Interesting?

mukina2:
Ok Guys the new FPL season > http://fantasy.premierleague.com/

We have screen shots from last season . . .. for FA cup, Carling Cup and Conference .. they will be given out by standings only.

Please let us know your team names from last year .. no 419 here


The h2h code, is limited to 20 per each league. FPL stops the number of entrees for private head to head leagues to 20 .
so we will have FA cup 1
FA cup 2 etc

If i didnt give you the code and find your team dia, i will 'comot' am cool

main league code available on request..


Last Season > https://www.nairaland.com/3921349/nairaland-fantasy-premier-league-2017

Please I need the code. New to fantasy league

There are a few options you can consider.

1. You can apply to transfer from BUK to a private university for medicine with your JAMB and post-JAMB scores. Many private universities will accept you if you can afford the exorbitant fees.
2. You can accept to study Botany at BUK and apply to change to medicine at BUK when you get to year 2.
3. You can accept to study Botany at BUK and transfer to another university that will accept you to year 2 medicine after you complete your first year in BUK
4. You can commence the Botany degree at BUK and re-take JAMB to study medicine in another university.

What you shouldn’t do is reject the offer and sit down at home for another year.

Even if you end up graduating with a degree in Botany, there are many career opportunities for Botanist e.g. you can go on to study for a masters and / or doctorate and end up in the academics or go on to specialize as an Ecologist, an agronomist, biophysicists, or horticulturists. You can divert to the pharmaceutical industry. You can even end up leaving applied sciences ultimately and find yourself in financial services or in FMCG.

In my opinion, you should accept the job so you don’t regret rejecting the offer in future when you complete your masters and are unable to find a job that is as good post-MSc. (good jobs are really hard to find, masters or no masters). Remember that amassing qualifications without having a job is not worth it

You can defer the MSc for one year and see whether you are able to combine your job with the MSc once you become familiar with the routine of your new job. If you are unable to combine full time work with the full time masters, then you can complete the same masters as a part time students or apply to do the same masters via distance / online leaning format with a foreign University.

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July 11

July 11
562FBDB6

I am interested in meeting an Abuja-based lady between 29 and 33 years for a serious relationship. She should be very intelligent, ambitious, driven, career-minded, in employment and a Christian. Must be a graduate, should have a nice preferably slim physique and be at least 5.4 ft tall.

I am 6' ft tall, Athletic, 85 kg, Dark skin, Christian, AA, University graduate, gainfully employed, good looking and Yoruba. If you are interested, here is my BBM: 562FBDB6

562FBDB6

I am interested in meeting an Abuja-based lady between 29 and 33 years for a serious relationship that could lead to marriage.
She should be very intelligent, ambitious, driven, career-minded, and a working class Christian lady. Must be a graduate, should have a nice preferably slim physique and be at least 5.6 ft tall.

I am 6' ft tall, Athletic, 85 kg, Dark skin, Christian, AA (B+), University graduate, gainfully employed, good looking and Yoruba. If you are interested and want a guy that will make you happy, here is my BBM: 562FBDB6

I am interested in meeting an Abuja-based lady between 29 and 33 years for a serious relationship that could lead to marriage.
She should be very intelligent, ambitious, driven, career-minded, working class Christian lady. Must be a graduate, should have a nice preferably slim physique. Should be at least 5.6 ft tall and must be Abuja-based.

I am 6' ft tall, Athletic, 85 kg, Dark skin, Christian, AA (B+), University graduate, gainfully employed, good looking and Yoruba.

If you are interested and want a guy that will make happy, here is my BBM: 562FBDB6

I'm still waiting to hear for that special lady. I hope I won't have to mould her myself.

The lucky lady can expect a focused fun-filled relationship and will definitely have a very happy and fulfilled time with me.

I am interested in meeting an Abuja-based lady between 26 and 32 years old for a serious relationship that could lead to marriage.

About me
6' ft tall, Athletic, 85 kg, Dark skin, Christian, AA (B+), University graduate and professionally qualified accountant. I’m very gainfully employed, good looking and Yoruba.

About her
Should be a very intelligent, ambitious, driven, career-minded, working class Christian lady. Must be a graduate, should have a very nice and slim physique. Should be at least 5.6 ft tall and naturally light skinned. Must be Abuja-based.

If you are interested, here is my BBM: 562FBDB6

So far:

S/N States APC PDP Total (APC + PDP) Winner
1 Ekiti 120,331 176,446 296,777 PDP
2 Ogun 308,290 207,950 516,240 APC
3 Enugu 14,157 553,003 567,160 PDP
4 Kogi 264,851 149,987 414,838 APC
5 Osun 383,603 249,929 633,532 APC
6 Ondo 299,889 251,368 551,257 APC
7 FCT 146,399 157,195 303,594 PDP
8 Oyo 528,620 303,376 831,996 APC
9 Nassarawa 236,838 273,460 510,298 PDP
10 Kano 1,903,999 215,779 2,119,778 APC
11 Jigawa 885,988 143,904 1,029,892 APC
12 Katsina 1,345,441 98,937 1,444,378 APC
13 Kwara 302,146 132,602 434,748 APC
14 Kaduna 1,127,760 484,085 1,611,845 APC
15 Anambra 17,926 660,762 678,688 PDP
16 Abia 13,394 368,303 381,697 PDP

Source: INEC Broadcast

A bad resume can knock you out of the running for a job that you deserve, no matter how illustrious your work history.

Laszlo Bock, Google's senior vice president of people operations for the past eight years, would know.

Google sometimes gets more than 50,000 resumes in a single week, and Bock has personally reviewed more than 20,000.

In a recent post on LinkedIn, Bock highlights the most common mistakes that cause him to throw out a resume and how to correct them.

Even if you're not gunning for a Google job, avoiding these mistakes will make sure your resume helps — not hurts — you, no matter what you're applying for.

Here are the five resume mistakes that Bock sees again and again.

Mistake One: Typos

It sounds obvious, but Bock says he sees spelling, punctuation, and noun-verb agreement mistakes all the time.

People who spend a lot of time tweaking their resumes are more likely to miss typos, because they've read through everything so many times. To avoid silly mistakes, Bock suggests reading your resume over from bottom to top, which will help you focus better on each line, or having someone else give it a read.

"Typos are deadly because employers interpret them as a lack of detail-orientation, as a failure to care about quality," he writes.

Mistake Two: Length

If your resume is more than two pages, you're doing it wrong. A good rule, Bock says, is that you can have one page of resume for every 10 years of work experience.

"Think about it this way: the *sole* purpose of a resume is to get you an interview. That's it," Bock says. "It's not to convince a hiring manager to say 'yes' to you (that's what the interview is for) or to tell your life's story (that's what a patient spouse is for)."

If you have a succinct, focused resume packed with only the most important information, it shows your potential employer that you know how to synthesize and prioritize information.

Mistake Three: Complicated formatting

You want your resume to look clean and legible above all, so skip the fancy fonts and artistic touches. Some basic rules: The font should be at least 10 point, and your resume should have half-inch margins, consistent spacing, aligned columns, and your name and contact information on each page. Black type on white paper is best.

Bock recommends saving your resume as a PDF, but if you don't, you should make sure you check it out in both Word and Google Docs so no weird formatting issues slip through.

Mistake Four: Revealing confidential company information

Bock says 5% to 10% of resumes reveal confidential information, which is a clear sign to him that those candidates could reveal Google's trade secrets later on if they got hired.

"There's an inherent conflict between your employer's needs (keep business secrets confidential) and your needs (show how awesome I am so I can get a better job)," Bock writes. "So candidates often find ways to honor the letter of their confidentiality agreements but not the spirit. It's a mistake."

He gives the example of one resume he received in which the candidate wrote that he had "consulted to a major software company in Redmond, Washington." Sure, the applicant didn't straight-up say that his previous company had worked with Microsoft, but he might as well have.

Mistake Five: Telling Outright Lies

Lying on your resume is never worth it, Bock says. You may be tempted to slightly exaggerate your work history, round up your GPA, or say that you actually got that degree that you were just shy of achieving, but don't do it.

As Bock points out, you can easily get busted thanks to reference checks and Google searches, and even old lies can still get you fired if they're discovered.

Plus, he adds, "Our moms taught us better. Seriously."


Sourcce: http://www.businessinsider.com/laszlo-bock-resume-mistakes-google-2014-9#ixzz3E2AlPiyc

We are still in Q2 and the US is already 78 to Nigeria's 44

US 72
Nig 39

Painful television. Its like boys against men.
US 64
Nig 34

At least Nigeria's free point scoring has improved.

US 62
Nig 32

US 58
Nig 32

Start of quarter 2
US 53
Nig 30