emmy512:
Lamba

Have you had any encounter with them before?

BXNX:
Lamba!!!

Thank you for your response, have you heard anything about it before?

Good morning my fellow nairalanders, I was introduced to this program by a friend yesterday and I want to confirm how true and authentic it is.
Below are some of the messages he forwarded to me on WhatsApp;

Hope Project is divided into 2
Employment and Empowerment:

On Empowerment, hope wants to Empower farmers, artisans, trader, Schools, communities e.t.c.

Employment
They need supervisor who will be supervising them so that they will not divert the money to another thing. They will he able to spend it on what they applied for.

Requirements
Hnd and Bsc
For Manager post

Nce, other qualifications for Secretary

Same applies to Treasurer

Salary

Manager gets 800k plus

Secretary gets 700k

Treasurer gets
500k

Before that, they will pay you 500k after training as family relief

The project runs for 5 years, after which you will be paid off afterwards

What to bring to Training

Your credentials 4 photocopies

Your CV 4 photocopies

4 NIN photocopies

6 passport photographs

Form fee is 15k.


The Holy Book says that "The preparation of the heart is man but the answer is from God".
Man proposed but God disposes.

*ONE THING YOU SHOULD KNOW IS THAT WE DO NOT CONTROL TIMES AND SEASONS. THESE ARE EXCLUSIVELY UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF THE ALMIGHTY.*
*THE HIGHEST AUTHORITY IN THE LAND IS IN CONTROL HENCE THE NEED TO FOLLOW THE BUREAUCRATIC PROCESSES IN ORDER TO GET THINGS DONE IN A FORMAL MANNER*

What a joy to announce to us that the Authorities have finally fixed a date of THE GREAT ANNOUNCEMENT of this heaven's orchestrated program which shall mark the beginning of our kickoff the following week beginning with Offices setups as well as your stipend meant to help you get prepared for the task ahead.


I WANT TO ADMONISH YOU TO PATIENTLY WAIT AS THE LIGHT HAS COME ALREADY ( APPROXIMATELY 6 WEEKS .. excluding this week)*

The date is FIXED
The date is SEALED
The date is CERTAIN

Let's patiently wait for it, praying along for a smooth takeoff.

Lest I forget,
*YOU NEED ALL THE REST NOW. YOU NEED ALL THE SLEEP NOW .*
*YOU NEED TO GATHER ALL THE STRENGTH NOW, BECAUSE THE TASK AHEAD IS NOT A CHILD'S PLAY.*

Don't forget we have your interest at heart hence our resolve to see your Appointment Letter is activated in six week's time

*CONGRATULATIONS IN ADVANCE*🤝🤝

Signed:
✍️✍️✍️
*NATIONAL PRESIDENT*

These are some of the messages he forwarded to me. Mind you we discussed physically before I asked him to send some of the messages he showed me on his phone to me on WhatsApp for me to make some findings.
Now he said I need to pay 15k for registration, he said the slots of the program were given to the senators and he has also registered all his siblings on the program that he just feel it's not right for him not to inform me. My own concern now is, he has registered since June this year according to what he showed me on his phone and they have been sending him different promising and sugar coating messages all through stating that the program will commence in few weeks since June, if at all the program is true I believe they should have started by now and they shouldn't be accepting new members again for registration.
Nairalanders pls help me out, has anyone come across this? how true is it?
Sorry for the long reading.

It's my birthday
Rejoice with me

It's my birthday
Reoice with me

may God save us in this country

Today is my birthday, wish me well

Good for him, God bless pls bless my hustle too


Meanwhile today is my birthday wish me well

he shouldn't have done that, knowing vividly it's implications.

meanwhile today is my birthday, wish me well

may God continue to protect you and lead you right.
meanwhile today is my birthday, wish me well

the number of confirmed cases in Nigeria is getting worse since yesterday and those infected people would have infected others without knowing. God have mercy on our land.

my Fero Royale X2 touchpad was cracked, I've been searching for every possible means to get another one but I can't get it, how can I get it fixed pls, am from Oyo State

very educative

nice write-up, very educative. it's now time for our government to rise and make necessary legislation against land degradation and deforestation caused by human anthropogenic activities.

superjaks:
Hahahahhahahah... I wish my friend 'Wooli' is reading this right now

you mean woli nla, Emanuel?

proudly lefty, I was mocked alot during my tender age for being a left handler, they succeeded in changing me to use write hand for writing but they couldn't succeed in using it for other purposes. It actually nice being a left handler

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Its my day, wish me Happy Birthday

Its my day, wish me Happy Birthday

Hmmm! So it took the two governors 8 month to pay the salary of striking lecturers. Nigeria no get hope I always saying it

nawa for this country oo

This work was done by a great team. In fact it took some reasonable amount of time to get this done. Well for every statistics you will be seeing here, are based on the statistics given to the team by the various states in question.
Top Most Populated Cities In Nigeria 2015
Below are the list of the most populous cities in Nigeria.

1. LAGOS

Lagos is unarguably the most populous city in West Africa. It has remained and i believe it will still remain the most populous city in Nigeria for a very long time to come.
According to the 2006’s population census, lagos had a total of 7,682,953 but now that number have almost doubled. According to the Lagos State Government, the City’s population stands at 17.5 million population. Though this fact was dispited by the Nigerian Government and they judged it as unreliable true by the National Population Commission of Nigeria. According to the latest reports from the Lagos state government, Lagos is estimated to be at 21,642,797, making Lagos the largest city in Africa. According to an Official report, lagos is known to be the second fastest-growing city in the Africa continent and the seventh in the world.

2. KANO

Kano as it were is a commercial city. So with this fact, it is a sure ground populants. According to our reports, the kano city which is the capital territory of Kano state, is the second populous city in Nigeria. According to the official reports from the ministry of environment, the Kano urban area covers about 137 km2 and has a total of six local government areas (LGAs)
According to the last census conducted in 2006, Kano was estimated as at 2,828,86. Well, recent estimates by the state government of kano shows that Kano have increased by almost a million with 3,626,068 recorded recently. With this figure, Kano stands as second on the log.

3. IBADAN

Sometimes, i prefer calling this the ancient city of Ibadan. Ibadan, is the largest city in west Africa, and presumably, one of the largest in Africa.
Ibadan the Oyo state capital at the 2006 census conducted was at a population of 1,338,659. Between 2006 and now, there have been increase in he number of birth, and lots of influx of emigrants. With the latest figure which we collected from the Ministry in charge the population stood at 3,500,000.
During the year Nigeria gained independent, Ibadan the Oyo state capital was the largest city and most populated city in the country and was also the third largest and most populated in Africa after Cairo and Johannesburg.

4. ABUJA

I know this will come as a shock to you. Abuja as it where, is the Nigeria’s capital territory. Abuja is situated at the center heart of Nigeria. Abuja is among the fastest growing city where commercial services can strive very well in Africa. The Abuja we are seeing today, is a masterpiece of Olusengun Obasanjo. At the last 2006 census conducted, it was reported that Abuja had a population of 776,298. With that figure then, Abuja stood as one of the 10 most populated country in Nigeria . Due to the influx of people to Abuja, it has led to the emergence of satellite towns around the city. These satellite towns includes Karu Urban Area, Suleja, Gwagwalada, Lugbe, Kuje etc.
Current report estimates Abuja to be at 3,000,000.

5. PORT HARCOURT

The River state capital as at the 2006, had a population of about 1,382,592.
From gatherings, the state government have not declared the status of the city’s population as of 2015.But wih indept research, it was discovered that PORT HARCOURT has up to 2million in population with an estimate of 1,947,000 as the total population of the moment.

6. KADUNA

Kaduna is a major hub in the Northern part of Nigeria. Kaduna the Capital territory of Kaduna state, as at the last conducted census in 2006, was at 760,084. is a city and the state capital of Kaduna State in Nigeria, The population of Kaduna was at 760,084 as of the 2006 Nigerian census. According to recent estimates the city now has about 1,652,844 as the total population.

7. OGBOMOSHO

This another ancient city in the old Oyo Empire. In 1991, Ogbomosho population was approximately 645,000 in but by March 2005, the result showed that it was estimated at around 1,200,000, but recently, Ogomoso’s population stands at 1,500,000.

8. BENIN

This is the Ancient City of Benin where the king is king. According to the 2006 population census conducted, Benin City stood at 1,147,188. Benin City as it is called, is the capital territory of Edo State in southern Nigeria.According to our recent statistical report for Benin city, the total population is about 1,400,00.

9. ABA

Do we have the UMU NDI ABA in the house? The city is known for its commercial activities and therefore, attracts lots of people. Because of its commercial activities, it has led to the emergence of small towns around it.
In 2004 Aba had an estimated population of 1,020,900. But recent statistics shows that Aba is estimated to have a total population of 1,277,300.

10. MAIDUGURI
1,200,000

This work was done by a great team. In fact it took some reasonable amount of time to get this done. Well for every statistics you will be seeing here, are based on the statistics given to the team by the various states in question.
Top Most Populated Cities In Nigeria 2015
Below are the list of the most populous cities in Nigeria.

1. LAGOS

Lagos is unarguably the most populous city in West Africa. It has remained and i believe it will still remain the most populous city in Nigeria for a very long time to come.
According to the 2006’s population census, lagos had a total of 7,682,953 but now that number have almost doubled. According to the Lagos State Government, the City’s population stands at 17.5 million population. Though this fact was dispited by the Nigerian Government and they judged it as unreliable true by the National Population Commission of Nigeria. According to the latest reports from the Lagos state government, Lagos is estimated to be at 21,642,797, making Lagos the largest city in Africa. According to an Official report, lagos is known to be the second fastest-growing city in the Africa continent and the seventh in the world.

2. KANO

Kano as it were is a commercial city. So with this fact, it is a sure ground populants. According to our reports, the kano city which is the capital territory of Kano state, is the second populous city in Nigeria. According to the official reports from the ministry of environment, the Kano urban area covers about 137 km2 and has a total of six local government areas (LGAs)
According to the last census conducted in 2006, Kano was estimated as at 2,828,86. Well, recent estimates by the state government of kano shows that Kano have increased by almost a million with 3,626,068 recorded recently. With this figure, Kano stands as second on the log.

3. IBADAN

Sometimes, i prefer calling this the ancient city of Ibadan. Ibadan, is the largest city in west Africa, and presumably, one of the largest in Africa.
Ibadan the Oyo state capital at the 2006 census conducted was at a population of 1,338,659. Between 2006 and now, there have been increase in he number of birth, and lots of influx of emigrants. With the latest figure which we collected from the Ministry in charge the population stood at 3,500,000.
During the year Nigeria gained independent, Ibadan the Oyo state capital was the largest city and most populated city in the country and was also the third largest and most populated in Africa after Cairo and Johannesburg.

4. ABUJA

I know this will come as a shock to you. Abuja as it where, is the Nigeria’s capital territory. Abuja is situated at the center heart of Nigeria. Abuja is among the fastest growing city where commercial services can strive very well in Africa. The Abuja we are seeing today, is a masterpiece of Olusengun Obasanjo. At the last 2006 census conducted, it was reported that Abuja had a population of 776,298. With that figure then, Abuja stood as one of the 10 most populated country in Nigeria . Due to the influx of people to Abuja, it has led to the emergence of satellite towns around the city. These satellite towns includes Karu Urban Area, Suleja, Gwagwalada, Lugbe, Kuje etc.
Current report estimates Abuja to be at 3,000,000.

5. PORT HARCOURT

The River state capital as at the 2006, had a population of about 1,382,592.
From gatherings, the state government have not declared the status of the city’s population as of 2015.But wih indept research, it was discovered that PORT HARCOURT has up to 2million in population with an estimate of 1,947,000 as the total population of the moment.

6. KADUNA

Kaduna is a major hub in the Northern part of Nigeria. Kaduna the Capital territory of Kaduna state, as at the last conducted census in 2006, was at 760,084. is a city and the state capital of Kaduna State in Nigeria, The population of Kaduna was at 760,084 as of the 2006 Nigerian census. According to recent estimates the city now has about 1,652,844 as the total population.

7. OGBOMOSHO

This another ancient city in the old Oyo Empire. In 1991, Ogbomosho population was approximately 645,000 in but by March 2005, the result showed that it was estimated at around 1,200,000, but recently, Ogomoso’s population stands at 1,500,000.

8. BENIN

This is the Ancient City of Benin where the king is king. According to the 2006 population census conducted, Benin City stood at 1,147,188. Benin City as it is called, is the capital territory of Edo State in southern Nigeria.According to our recent statistical report for Benin city, the total population is about 1,400,00.

9. ABA

Do we have the UMU NDI ABA in the house? The city is known for its commercial activities and therefore, attracts lots of people. Because of its commercial activities, it has led to the emergence of small towns around it.
In 2004 Aba had an estimated population of 1,020,900. But recent statistics shows that Aba is estimated to have a total population of 1,277,300.

10. MAIDUGURI
1,200,000

Nawao, no wonder there is no peace in the country

no plan, just to go Church, come back and watch match

nawao

lord have mercy

dhabeautyjas:

Go to}play store and remove update forthecamera app

Pls I don't know how to remove that app on playstore, I can't find it on my playstore

my infinix hot 2 camera is displaying 'can't connect to camera' many times, please help me out.

He started as a saleman of a pharmaceutical company after his secondary education in 1955. While with the firm, he rose to the position of Sales manager for the then Lagos and Western region, made up of the present-day Ogun, Oyo, Ekiti, Osun and Ondo states. But in 1963, he left the company to start his own small business. This was influenced by a book he read which encouraged entrepreneurship. “I worked briefly with Classic Chemical Limited, a pharmaceutical company produced Andrew’s Liver Salt, Cafenol and all of that. I worked as a salesman and rose to the position of Sales Manager for the Western Region and Lagos. I stumbled on a book which says whatever job you are doing, you have to leave, either you quit or they give you the boot. It went further to say that in a little business of your own, when you leave it, you leave it to yourself. That inspired me and I decided to be on my own,” he noted in an interview with Sunday Vanguard. He chose to be an entrepreneur in an odd area. Having no capital, he looked for a business that required little or no capital and what came to his mind was to be a pools agent. “There was the challenge of finance because the money was not there to start a business. So I had o think about a job that required little or no money to start and what came to my mind was pools agency because, as an agent, all you need is a book, a pen and a small table,” he recalled. He started his life as an entrepreneur- a pools agent. Later, he went into partnership with his friend, the late Chief Solomon Adebayo Ayoku, and, within a short time, they became household names with their famous Face- to-Face Pools. Many people know him as Baba Ijebu but his real name is Kessington Adebutu. He sits atop the multi-million Naira betting business – Premier Lotto (Baba Ijebu). Adebutu, a project management and business development expert, has full ownership of investments in a number of organisations like Face- to-Face Pools, Kessington Industries, Afri- Prints Limited and Kessington Foundation. He was born on October 24, 1935 at Iperu Remo in Ikenne Local Government Area of Ogun State. He completed his primary education in 1942 and had his secondary education between 1951 and 1955. The billionaire is currently the Financial Director, Premier Lotto Nigeria Limited PLL. PLL, also known as Baba Ijebu, is a gaming company incorporated in 2001 and was established to carry out lotto business in Nigeria. “The public gave it to me. Funny enough, people have forgotten my family name. People think that is my name. It’s not my making. It’s not the name given to me by my father. It’s a nickname from the public and our satisfied customers and, of course, I am from Ijebu; maybe that explains it better,” he said about his famous Baba Ijebu alias. Obviously, the prudence with which he managed his resources has helped him in his journey, especially during challenges. It has not all been rosy for him in the lotto business as many think. The business has suffered losses on many occasions; in fact, in the early 60, more than 95 percent of pools business in the country was killed when the entire coupon won. Even the Federal Government-sponsored Niger Pools couldn’t survive the loss but Adebutu is still standing tall. “I started with pools, so I am used to the shock in any game. We have lost over one billion naira in one game before, but I am used to the shock. Lotto is like mutual contribution, so we get commission as the collector. People win certain percentage of our total gain. Definitely small percentage is left for us”. He loves pools gaming, lotto gaming and he does not see it as fraudulent. He believes that lotto has empowered a good number of young people and dissuaded them from heinous acts. “The influence of gaming is enormous. People that have reservations are getting it wrong. I keep saying it that gaming is the stock exchange of the ordinary man on the street. At the stock exchange, people buy shares and, as we have seen, the shares crash at times. Similarly, when you game, you can win or lose but, at least, it gives the ordinary man hope and that stops them from any nonsense. We have also taken so many thugs out of the streets and they are useful to themselves, their families and the society at large,” he noted further. To underscore his point, he disclosed that six of his children are working with Premier Lotto. Baba Ijebu, as he is fondly called, will join the octogenarian club in October. On how he keeps fit and able to manage his companies at that age, he states, “The secret is that everything in moderation. Everything should be in moderation. I do all the ‘evils’ in the world but in moderation,” he said with a smile. The billionaire pools magnate urged young entrepreneurs to learn how to grow their business. “Young people should learn to crawl before they walk. Young people are always too much in haste but you must learn to crawl before you walk,” the multi-business owner submitted. A philanthropist to the core, he established the Kessington Adebutu Foundation to cater for the less privileged. The foundation also provides supports for hospitals and schools. He has built many structures across the country, including the Kesington Adebutu House in Abuja donated to the Radio, Television and Theatre Workers Union (RATTAWU); an accident and emergency centre at Babcock University Teaching Hospital, Ilisan Remo; Science laboratory block at Tai Solarin College of Education; a radio station for Lagos state university (LASU) to mention a few. Adebutu sponsors secondary school debate, football competition and there is also a vocational centre for training the youths in vocation of their choice. He said that he is always willing to give back to the society as a way of showing appreciation to God, whom he noted has blessed him beyond his labour. “It is God’s grace, that is why our office reception is full of people. I should appreciate God. That is why I give back to the society, the less privileged. God has done wonders in my life. Some people work harder than I do and not getting the result. At my age, I should be living on my reserve, my pension, but I thank God, at my age, I’m still making money. Im very grateful to God, I don’t hide it,” he added while receiving an award from Chioma Lina Okafor-led Youth Advancement for Qualitative Education, promising to support the group in its drive to advance the cause of qualitative education in the country.

false points, God go judge u for lying against christ