It seems that I have a long way to go. I only earn less than $200 per month,,but with God all things are possible. A journey of a thousand mile begins with a single step

fiftynaira:
Musa and wife sha... Op for change am to musa and mother... Aboki na aboki sha!!!



Now none of them they go play afcon na to play afcon for there bed.even john ogu babe wey dey claim virgin I see u, no be u I still see with another white guy??

Well its none of my business cos I knw be virgin!!

no Wonder people like you no dey Progress for life,,you see nothing good about the notherners. You particularly will die of ignorance. Continue wasting your time on NL and the boy is making his cool millions of pounds

ayoolar011:


you have to apply online. now im awaiting confirmation for my training

http://iasd.inecnigeria.org/new-applicant


i dont know if its still open.

thank you very much brother

Pls do anybody knows about INEC adhoc staff registration? Because I want to participate. I heard that corpers will Be involved. Your reply will be appreciated

All this story without pix!!!
Pic or Idontbelieveit

BraveHrtVeteran:


Fernandoc, I think this should come in handy for you:

AIMS offers scholarship for Masters in Mathematical Science to the students of Africa for the 2015-16 academic year. This is a one-year postgraduate course at AIMS Cameroon, AIMS Ghana, AIMS Senegal, AIMS South Africa and AIMS Tanzania. Applicants should hold, or anticipate completing by the start date of the AIMS course, a 4-year university degree in mathematics, or any science or engineering subject with a significant mathematics component. The application deadline is March 23, 2015.

Eligibility:
-The course is currently open to students of African nationality.
-Applicants should hold, or anticipate completing by the start date of the AIMS course, a four-year university degree in mathematics (or corresponding), or any science or engineering subject with substantial mathematics component.
-An applicant’s record should demonstrate strong aptitude in mathematics.
-Each applicant will be required to provide the names and contact information of two referees, who we will contact on behalf of the applicant. Note that it is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that the referees do submit their references. Applications are not complete and will not be considered unless both referees have submitted their reports.
-An applicant must have a valid e-mail address to start the application process.
-Applications are considered incomplete until ALL relevant academic transcripts and certificates have been received, scanned as .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .txt, .pdf, .doc, .docx.

Benefits:
All African students receive full scholarships which provide fully for travel, boarding and a small stipend. There are no tuition fees at AIMS.

Scholarship Description:

The AIMS Structured Master’s Programme is not a typical university programme. We look for the most talented and motivated students from across the African continent, recognizing that grades are not always a good indication of potential. Taught by top international and local lecturers, the course is supported throughout by tutors who work closely with the lecturers and students. The course material is purposefully broad, allowing students to learn about a wide spectrum of mathematical topics and their applications before focusing on a specialized topic for their research project.

To apply, visit: http://applications.nexteinstein.org/appl-eng.php

I'd like to urge you to apply on time, so as for you to stand a chance. All the best bro!

thank you very much brother,, I have applied. I'm gratefull for the information

BraveHrtVeteran:


Big man, what's your discipline?

Bsc mathematics sir

Can some please help me with a link or advice on how to apply for post graduate (Msc) scholarship. May God help you as you help my career.
Moderator,,pls do the needful.
GOD bless nigeria

How i wish this will make front page. Seun might do something about it

Go and arrange your mbaste boys.

Evvilgenius:

They don't pay doctors too??

only your ppa pays you,,

pyyxxaro:


Hahhaahhaha................ Bros no qualms , everytin on nairalnad is Fun to me , I don't even take any personal...... I love the tension n all , if only u guys can see how hard I laff when am reading all this insultive replies..... Cos I know it won't change my hair from black to white


Merry Xmas Boss

#representing 053#

thank you for your understanding brother,, its really nice to have people likeyou on NL. Happy xmas to you also,,

pyyxxaro:


Bros I nor be enemy of progress oô , I be friend of progress

I'm sorry,, I withdraw my statement. But I only meant literarily

pyyxxaro:
HML bruv

We attended thesame primary... He was born 29/02/1980

enemy of progress want to blow whistle

Japhet04:
na lie d shooter was trained by either Terry g or Mr ibu or even Osama bin laden the sharp shooter

no be so,,the shooter was trained by either doyin okupe, rubben abbati or labaran maku. Because these are the Sharpest shotters we have in the world

Thinkr:
you forgot to put Naija. Old story though. NEXT

you sometimes have to expand your thinking,,this video was not shot in naija,,naija women are not the only gold diggers.

iceberylin:
No MB

eyyaah sorry,,but you need. To watch it,, it show how women are the masters of gold digging. It really amaze me

573

By Joesf Omorotionmwan
NIGERIAN politics is becoming more intriguing by the day. At
last week’s national convention of the All Progressives
Congress, APC, we thought, as usual, that money was going
to make the essential difference.
Evidently, establishing a pattern of behaviour based on that
convention is extremely difficult. At first, we saw an inverse
relationship between the financial outlay by the individual
aspirants and their scores at the primaries.
This hypothesis soon broke down when the final scores
emerged – Alhaji Muhammadu Buhari (3,430 votes);
Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso (974 votes); Alhaji Atiku
Abubakar (954 votes); Governor Rochas Okorocha (624
votes); and Mr. Sam Nda Isaiah (10 votes). Our original
hypothesis would have meant that Nda Isaiah who came
first from the rear spent highest; while Alhaji Muhammadu
Buhari, who won the contest, spent least.
Rochas Okorocha, Muhammadu Buhari, Rabiu Kwankwaso,
Atiku Abubakar and Sam Nda- Isaiah.
Buhari might have spent the least but the information
available to us does not support the fact that Nda Isaiah
spent the highest. This leaves us with the impression that in-
between the spectrum, there were money-bags who had a
lot of Naira and Dollars to throw around.
This also means that in the process, some of the delegates
who voted for Buhari might have enjoyed the flight tickets
provided by other aspirants; they might have stayed in hotel
rooms provided by other aspirants; and those sumptuous
meals they enjoyed might have been provided by other
aspirants.
There is hardly anyone, even the hard-hearted, who would
not have been moved by the honest confession made by
Buhari, “I have no money to give to delegates. And even if I
had the money, I would not have given. I would use such
money to provide services for the down-trodden masses of
this nation”.
Buhari went down memory lane to push the fact that he
remains in the category of the few leaders who did not steal
while in public office. All he has always yearned for is an
opportunity to serve the people.
This is a healthy development for our polity. So soon, we are
heading towards an era where money can no longer
purchase people’s conscience and their votes. They would
take your money and still vote their conscience. This is
largely reminiscent of the 2012 gubernatorial election in Edo
State where the PDP outspent the defunct ACN perhaps on a
ratio of 4:1 and the results that came were totally in a
reverse order. This is the making of a silent revolution.
Sadly, the PDP has never faced the real issues. Their
campaigns have never gone beyond the hollow level of
attacking the motto and logo of their opponents. The other
day, one of their spokesmen was on top of his elements
when he struggled strenuously to destroy the APC motto of
CHANGE. Hear him: “The APC has been busy making
changes. They have changed from AC to ACN; from ANPP to
CPC and now to an analgesic, APC”.
Truly, the process has not been easy but PDP fails to realise
that this is the first time that we are seeing a true majority of
the minorities.
Past efforts at mergers and consolidations always failed.
Certainly, every beginning is difficult. All the same, 2014
goes down in history as the year they got it right! Starting
from the 2015 elections, it will no longer be business as
usual. If an attack on opposition symbols is all the PDP is
bringing to the campaigns, the ensuing wind of change will
blow them out of Aso Rock before they know what is
happening.
For a party, like the PDP, that has failed the nation, enough
of pretensions! By now, they should be looking desperately
for justifications for their failures. The party should know
when silence is preferred.
Sadly, the entire atmosphere around the Federal
Government is based on deceit. Questions will be asked and
answers will be demanded. For instance, what really
happened to the kerosene fiasco where the President
Goodluck Jonathan-led administration came up with the
alluring idea of importing kerosene for delivery to the
masses at the control price of N50 per litre?
They co-opted the 36 States into the diabolical scheme and
coerced each State Government to cough out N100 million
into it. The exited Governors raced back home to inform
their people that kerosene was coming. Alas, their gallant
gamble ended in the dust! More than two years on, not
many drops of kerosene have arrived!
Too soon, the same names associated with the kerosene
“import”, emerged in the leadership of the Transformation
Ambassadors of Nigeria, TAN, those noise makers on radio
and television! That’s money down the drains and we
wonder when State Governments will start asking for the
refund of their money. At least, if you refuse to shave a
child, you should give him back his razor!
With this administration, it has been an endless reign of
scandal and impunity. Which other nation in the world
would pride itself on the transformation of its transportation
sector for merely repainting a few old coaches, without
adding even an inch to the railway lines inherited from the
colonialists at independence? Our transformation here has
been left in the hands of spray-painters!
These are just a few of the areas where serious-minded
people will demand for changes, fundamental changes – not
changes in colours and logos of party symbols.
In all this, Buhari is a ready answer. Foisting different names
on him does not alter the equation, either. Call him an
Islamic fundamentalist, if you wish. But fair-minded people
should examine his antecedents and associates and decide
for themselves; if he fits into the mould of an Islamic
fundamentalist. After all, this was the same man who led the
military push against the Maitasine in the 1980s. And last
July, he narrowly survived a bomb attack carried out by the
same extremists he is wrongly suspected of supporting.
Shall we return to Victor Hugo (1802-1885)? Nothing beats an
idea whose time has come. This is the time for change and
those unprepared for change must be prepared to be
changed

Source
www.vanguardngr.com/2014/12/true-majority-minorities/

But why only christians
By the way,, 2014 is not yet over,, many will still follow(its a proven fact)

i guess he has no Nigerian origin in him,, otherwise it will be different story.
i'm always in love with mathematics since 2014 BC

I will consider your list incomplete if you didn't mention space bookers(especially if the hall Have AC),,they will book the space and go out gisting with friends and will later come to pick their reading material without reading a single word. Some of our naairalanders learn space booking from school,,that is they never stop

T

see her hands like witch. her fingers are too long for my liking.
next

TIP NO. 1: Inconsistencies
"When you want to know if someone is lying, look for inconsistencies in what they are saying," says Newberry, who was a federal agent for 30 years and a police officer for five. When the woman he was questioning said she ran and hid after hearing gunshots -- without looking -- Newberry saw the inconsistency immediately.
"There was something that just didn't fit," says Newberry.
"She heard gunshots but she didn't look? I knew that was inconsistent with how a person would respond to a situation
like that." So when she wasn't paying attention, he banged on the table. She looked right at him.
"When a person hears a noise, it's a natural reaction to look
toward it," Newberry tells WebMD. "I knew she heard those gunshots, looked in the direction from which they came, saw the shooter, and then ran."Sure enough, he was right. "Her story was just illogical," says Newberry. "And that's what you should look for when you're talking to someone
who isn't being truthful. Are there inconsistencies that just
don't fit?"

Tip No. 2: Ask the Unexpected
"About 4% of people are accomplished liars and they can do it well," says Newberry. "But because there are no Pinocchio responses to a lie, you have to catch them in it."Sir Walter Scott put it best: "Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive!" But how can you a catch a person in his own web of lies? "Watch them carefully," says Newberry. "And then when they don't expect it, ask them one question that they are not prepared to answer to trip them up."

Tip No. 3: Gauge Against a Baseline
"One of the most important indicators of dishonesty is changes in behavior," says Maureen O'Sullivan, PhD, a professor of psychology at the University of San Francisco. "You want to pay attention to someone who is generally anxious, but now looks calm. Or, someone who is generally calm but now looks anxious."
The trick, explains O'Sullivan, is to gauge their behaviour against a baseline. Is a person's behavior falling away from how they would normally act? If it is, that could mean that something is up.


Tip No. 4: Look for Insincere Emotions.
"Most people can't fake smile," says O'Sullivan. "The timing will be wrong, it will be held too long, or it will be blended with other things. Maybe it will be a combination of an angry face with a smile; you can tell because their lips are smaller and less full than in a sincere smile."These fake emotions are a good indicator that something has gone afoul.


Tip No. 5: Pay Attention to Gut Reactions
"People say, 'Oh, it was a gut reaction or women's intuition,' but what I think they are picking up on are the deviations of true emotions," O'Sullivan tells WebMD.
While an average person might not know what it is he's seeing when he thinks someone isn't being honest and attribute his suspicion to instinct, a scientist would be able to pinpoint it exactly -- which leads us to tip no. 6.


Tip No. 6: Watch for Microexpressions
When Joe Schmo has a gut feeling, Paul Ekman, a renowned expert in lie detection, sees microexpressions. "A microexpression is a very brief expression, usually about a 25th of a second, that is always a concealed emotion," says Ekman, PhD, professor emeritus of psychology at the University of California Medical School in San Francisco. So when a person is acting happy, but in actuality is really upset about something, for instance, his true emotion will be revealed in a subconscious flash of anger on his face. Whether the concealed emotion is fear, anger, happiness, or jealousy, that feeling will appear on the face in the blink of an eye. The trick is to see it.
"Almost everyone -- 99% of those we've tested in about 10,000 people -- won't see them," says Ekman. "But it can be
taught." In fact, in less than an hour, the average person can learn to see microexpressions.


Tip No. 7: Look for Contradictions
"The general rule is anything that a person does with their voice or their gesture that doesn't fit the words they are saying can indicate a lie," says Ekman. "For example, this is going to sound amazing, but it is true. Sometimes when people are lying and saying, 'Yes, she's the one that took the money,' they will without knowing it make a slight head shake 'no.' That's a gesture and it completely contradicts what they're saying in words." These contradictions, explains Ekman, can be between the
voice and the words, the gesture and the voice, the gesture and the words, or the face and the words. "It's some aspect of demeanor that is contradicting another
aspect," Ekman tells WebMD.


Tip No. 8: A Sense of Unease
"When someone isn't making eye contact and that's against how they normally act, it can mean they're not being honest," says Jenn Berman, PhD, a psychologist in private practice. "They look away, they're sweating, they look uneasy ... anything that isn't normal and indicates anxiety."


Tip No. 9: Too Much Detail
"When you say to someone, 'Oh, where were you?' and they say, 'I went to the store and I needed to get eggs and milk
and sugar and I almost hit a dog so I had to go slow,' and on and on, they're giving you too much detail," says Berman. Too much detail could mean they've put a lot of thought into how they're going to get out of a situation and they've crafted a complicated lie as a solution.


Tip No. 10: Don't Ignore the Truth
"It's more important to recognize when someone is telling the truth than telling a lie because people can look like they're lying but be telling truth," says Newberry. While it sounds confusing, finding the truth buried under a
lie can sometimes help find the answer to an important question: Why is a. person lying?

These 10 truth tips, experts agree, all help detect deception. What they don't do is tell you why a person is lying and what the lie means.
"Microexpressions don't tell you the reason," says Ekman.
"They just tell you what the concealed emotion is and that there is an emotion being concealed."
When you think someone is lying, you have to either know the person well enough to understand why he or she might lie, or be a people expert.
"You can see a microexpression, but you have to have more social-emotional intelligence on people to use it accurately,"says O'Sullivan. "You have to be a good judge of people to understand what it means."

all this story without picture,, i call it bull shit

Bros,, I beg before you commit suicide, take a selfie of you dying and post It on nairaland. I want to see ur dying face,, its Been long I saw a dying face. No offence

HrtBrkSteve:


Waiting to hear what Ifa says, bro....

I'm still decoding ifa's message. When I finish decoding,, I will let you know.