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brain54:
Almond fruit 🍓 is the English name...

Growing up in warri we used to call it ebelebor.

I don't really like it though. I eat it only when it is available!

its African almond not almond.
The almond fruit looks different from this one

I don't understand.
They didn't come first, second or third, so why is this making Nigerian news

If you are not ready to name names, then you are part of the problem.
You just want to talk for talking sake.
Radarada

telim:
can i get her contact? I have Gynecomastia i dont know if she can remove it without having any scar on my chest

I don't think she does that kind of surgery. She does mostly facial transformation

What is the name and specs?

You should have added it with the post. Gaming laptop doesn't mean anything

doublestar21:
Which school is that?

University of Salford

offwego:
So really, this is not something to be concerned about.

The documentation to cover your study gap should start from your NYSC certificate and beyond. For your post NYSC work experience with the same organization where you did your NYSC, a reference letter confirming that you were retained and highlighting the duration would suffice. No salary information required in the letter or accompanying pay slip required

Yes not every one is and would be interviewed.

Hope this helps

Thank you

[quote author=doublestar21 post=135926453][/quote]Thank you very much. It took about 9 days before I got it

Good morning, everyone. Please, I need some insight into my situation. I've gotten my CAS and I'm about to apply for a visa, but I'm scared. I graduated in 2015 and had almost a 2-year gap in employment before I went to service. After service, I was retained where I worked for 2 years, but within that period, I didn't get an appointment letter and I was paid in cash. I'm scared that this will affect my chances of getting a study visa. Is there anything I can do to increase my chances?

Also, is it true that some people get a study visa without an interview?

Ilamina:
It can't get better than this

So much swag, his grammar was on point
Britain is blessed

They might not have blondes like Finland and Sweden
But they are blessed in their own way

Who told you British people can't be blonde

I really hope you're under 18 years. Because it's would be really embarrassing for a full grown man to be listening to these guys

ivandragon:
Three things are evident from your question.

1. You obviously don't understand metonymy/synecdoche, so I can excuse your inability to comprehend even though the my reference to 'technical' work force should have given you an idea that the matter relates to blue collar jobs in general which leads me to the next point.

2. You seem not to know that blue collar jobs are the backbone of industrialisation. No matter how many tertiary degrees you have, no matter how many innovations you can come up with, you need people who can put in sweat and blood to do the 'dirty' jobs. People with technical know-how and special skill sets. Those people whom you take for granted which brings me to my third point.

3. You come across as one of those who raise thier noses against honest Labour. You see a bricklayer or mechanic and see the person as sub-human. You think they contribute nothing to the economy.

Let's be real here—blaming the absence of bricklayers and iron benders for Nigeria's industrial woes is like blaming a lack of staplers for a failed office. It's a classic case of putting the cart two kilometers ahead of the horse.

The truth is, Nigeria's industrialization problems run much deeper. Here are the real reasons:

1. Oil addiction: Nigeria's economy is stuck on oil, and it's been so cushy that the government has zero incentive to diversify. Meanwhile, other sectors like manufacturing and agriculture are left to wither on the vine.

2. Shoddy infrastructure: Nigeria’s infrastructure is a joke. Roads? A nightmare. Ports? A disaster. Electricity? Well, good luck with that one. It's no surprise businesses can't grow with these kinds of obstacles.

3. No cash flow: Small and medium-sized businesses in Nigeria can't get their hands on any meaningful financing. So while they’re stuck in survival mode, they can’t invest, expand, or hire enough people to actually make a dent in industrial growth.

4. Security disaster: Boko Haram, kidnappings, armed robbery—Nigeria is practically a security minefield. Who would want to invest in a country that feels like a warzone?

While having skilled artisans like bricklayers and iron benders is essential for any economy, it's not the primary reason for Nigeria's lack of industrialization. Addressing the above-mentioned challenges will create a more conducive environment for industrial growth and development.

Lastly, I'd like to remind you that discussing complex issues like industrialization requires a nuanced and respectful approach which your are obviously in no position to offer. Your initial response came across as condescending and dismissive. I encourage you to engage in constructive dialogue, listening to opposing views. Avoid being rude and condescending, especially when discussing topics you have not thoroughly thought through.

ivandragon:
That is a crude way of putting it, but Oshiomole is right. To industrialise, Nigeria needs more technical work force.

However, the socio-economic conditions and value system in nigeria does not give proper dignity and reward to such jobs, except on few occasions.

Are bricklayers and iron benders the ones that will industralize Nigeria?

Rubyjade:
It seems like you're in a difficult situation with your boss. Here's a breakdown of what might have led to this situation:

*Possible Misunderstandings

1. Misinterpretation of your intentions: Your boss might have misinterpreted your advice to the new employee as an attempt to undermine their authority or create problems.
2. Lack of trust: Your boss's reaction suggests that they might not trust you or your judgment, which could be due to past experiences or communication breakdowns.
3. Different management styles: Your boss's frugal approach to business might be clashing with your more practical or pragmatic approach.

What You Might Have Done Differently

1. Communicate more openly: You could have informed your boss about the discussion with the new employee and explained your reasoning.
2. Avoid being perceived as confrontational: Phrases like "don't even think of touching it" might have come across as confrontational or dismissive.
3. Offer alternative solutions: Instead of suggesting that the organization find someone to fix the machine, you could have offered to help find a cost-effective solution.

How to Address the Situation

1. Stay calm and professional: Respond to your boss's message calmly and professionally, avoiding defensiveness.
2. Explain your intentions: Clarify your reasoning behind advising the new employee and express your commitment to finding solutions that benefit the organization.
3. Seek a meeting or discussion: Request a meeting or discussion with your boss to clear the air, address concerns, and work towards a resolution.

Example Response:

"Dear [Boss's Name],

I'm surprised by your message and would like to clarify my intentions. My advice to the new employee was meant to ensure that we handle the situation carefully and avoid any potential risks. I understand that my approach might have been misinterpreted, and I apologize if my words came across as confrontational.

I'm committed to finding solutions that benefit the organization, and I'd like to discuss this further with you. Could we schedule a meeting to talk about the issue and work towards a resolution?

Best regards,
[Your Name]"

Did chatgpt write this

Monben:
Interested

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A juice manufacturing company in Owerri is seeking marketers for their products, which include:

- Fresh juices (various flavors)
- Smoothies
- Parfait
- Special Tigernut drink
- Granola

The payment is on commission basis on each product sold. Trust me, you can make up to N5,000 daily if you build a quality customer base.

Requirements:

- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Results-driven and self-motivated
- Ability to build and maintain customer relationships
- Familiarity with Owerri market (an advantage)

How to Apply:

Call/WhatsApp: 07030719995 (Marketing Manager)
Email: gracejune33@gmail.com

Location: Owerri, Imo State (for now)

A juice manufacturing company in Owerri is seeking marketers for their products, which include:

- Fresh juices (various flavors)
- Smoothies
- Parfait
- Special Tigernut drink
- Granola

The payment is on commission basis on each product sold. Trust me, you can make up to N5,000 daily if you build a quality customer base.

Requirements:

- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Results-driven and self-motivated
- Ability to build and maintain customer relationships
- Familiarity with Owerri market (an advantage)

How to Apply:

Call/WhatsApp: 07030719995 (Marketing Manager)
Email: gracejune33@gmail.com

Location: Owerri, Imo State (for now)

GiZcorp:
Trump is going to win her in both electroral college and popular votes ..

Trump can never win popular vote

I don't understand. They collected the money and then told them that there was no doctor? That's pure wickedness

2RightHands1Coc:
Mumu talk with full confidence,you wrote

Mumu use your sense to reason if you have sense that is

WeddingParol:
A lot of women still contest why God ordered women to submit to men... the truth is that most women don't have the mental capacity to plan and manage real life situations effectively. The depth of some of their thinking is below one inch.

The west has however compensated them by making them a spoilt brat and placed values on them above children and men.

Imagine women holding world positions currently held by men?

America is about to be used as a litmus test of what women can do with power. Though her back bones are still meeeen

What does this even mean?
Men are far more likely to kill their romantic partners be it gf, side chick or wife. Crimes of passion as a sub-category of crime is dominated by men.
So what is your point?

Xxxxtentacion2:
it's very clear they died from the pepper soup.
If it wasn't the pepper soup at least one of them that ate the soup should have survived. Simple logic

😏 The logic is not logicing.
How you take know say na she put poison for the food?

Affiliate marketing as usual 😏

bjdon:
I expect Trump to win both the popular vote and electoral collage, but Yakubu will announce a landslide for Harris at 3am while counting is still on going!

This is extremely impossible. If Trump should win, it would be via the electoral college. He can't win a popular vote.
As vocal as his base is, they are in the minority. He stands no chance in a true democracy.

It sounds too good to be true. Have you been able to withdraw?

kamtrix:
Here are the skills you'll get in the training

What a joke!

Emjayofficial:
build it up to 60wpm then let me know with a screenshot from monkeytype. com. It’s a remote job that pays millions of naira monthly. But make sure you have a good laptop and stable electricity.

Good morning.
Here is my typing speed and I have a good laptop with stable electricity. Please, what next should I do?
How can I get in contact with you.
Thank you.

This just sounds vague. Why would anybody give you money when you're not even sure of what you are offering?

And to make matters worse, it costs £100. Are you joking?

ruggedtimi:
I am 100% legit. Once i confirm coin my wallet you get paid in naira.

Whatsapp: 0906 283 8117

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Which one is migrated coins?

immortalcrown:
Derogatory language is bad. Profiling is bad.

But for the commenter above who said, "women's treatment", men face the same thing. The only difference is that men ignore such a treatment most times but women take it seriously every time. I don't mean to trivialise the problem. I simply mean that the both genders should be rescued from the treatment.

But... That's exactly what you are doing. Trivialising the issue