moyinoluwatobad:
I nominate my nairaland crush, cool handsome n funny kelvin0
he's got da brains n da looks!

https://www.nairaland.com/kelvin0

Clears throat ehmm ehmm ***no comments***

barcanista:
OP we will appreciate if you provide us with your source.do that and I will modify my comment to reflect the topic

On this one, i agree with you!
#seconded

lordheir:
FOR REAL JAMB CBT ANSWERS CALL OR WHATSAP /0/7/0/6/7/8/4/6/7/0/3

shey u woke up from the left side of ur bed this morning?

Eko o ni baje
#The closer u get the clearer it becomes.

KelvinGrafix:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/1847202_graphic1filtered2_jpeg9aecdd37fe123e382727ed384457f3e3

****runs quickly to after party*****

okotv:
we did it..........congratulations

Hurray.......now i can watch Madrid match with confidence!

Dayjhihannon01:



am telling you politics nor easy. Nah so my @ dey race.. Wonder hw d contestants will be feeling

No b small thing o....
I remember when i was contesting for the post of Vp in my department, seriously b4 they announced d result i was almost peeing on my Pantis

Oya announce am b4 person get BP jor...

We are waiting o...
GIVE US OUR CROWN

#TeamJennima

The feeling is mutual bro..

Very good question @Op...

Jfrezzy:
u right bruh,hard to find them now.but I think my woman now is like that.

If i can find a wife like my mother, then i have found a good wife!

solotutu:


I second all you said bro u totally photocopied ma mind post! ..there is no wife u can find now without stress even self u go find emm and pant all d air in our lungs out xos good wife scarce, fake good wives plenty! U go just dey find good waves that are acting short season film wen u enter season 1 episode 22 dey will end d film..and show case madness skills...

[size=20pt] Please Vote JENNIMMA[/size] just go to this Link https://www.nairaland.com/1986755/miss-nairaland-december-2014-contest/12

gbam!

guyX:

Bros, it's not "phantom" ; it's FATHOM.

N'gwanu Oyibo re-quote and correct it for me...
#Thanx

@Michael Olukoya I see ya..big ups to u guys for making us all proud!
Proud Engineer

Cutejay:
How can she be my wife hello? I am going to be somebody's wife and mother so the adage still remains the same
Anyways i just made my point and i'm out of here. Have a nice day sir!

HavE a nice day too ma'am..

Cutejay:
Don't forget that his mother is his father's wife
before she became a mother she was and still is somebody's wife.

Stop changing the adage it still boils down to "Behind a successful man is a woman ''HIS MOTHER''.

Now i know the ladies will wanna eat me raw for this...but no apologies, it's still remains the plain truth.
YOUR MOTHER IS YOUR FATHERS WIFE AND NOT YOURS...

I VOTE FOR JENNIMMA

#Nairalands First Choice
JE NE SAIS QUOI

Behind every successful MAN there is a WOMAN......''HIS MOTHER"

@Op finding a good wife without stress is somewhat impossible.When u get busy pursuing your dreams what are u doing? Of course u are chasing success, after being successful the woman u get married to is not an helpmeet rather she is just a lucky woman who u invited into ur life to come and share in ur success, trust me if things gets bad this set of women will show u their real Color...they will make life unbearable for u. Nothing good in life comes easy

They say behind every successful "man" there is always
a "woman" but what I find difficult to fathom is the
"woman" in question. Is she the "woman" who toiled and
struggled with this man until he became successful or the
woman who finally settled with him after he became
successful...ladies are only after the already made men I wonder where they now play d role of helping their men to become successful. Gone are the sweet old days.....My parents are perfect examples;
got married without jobs, acquired their first car together, built their first house together..everything they now have they acquired together, these days where can u find such woman

#
Just saying though! Me i no go allow my sister to marry a poor man sha!!

Jennimma:

Good morning pweetyz and my fellow unibenites. Today is the grand finale for the Miss Nl competition. Please vote for your own,vote and make uniben proud. I'm counting on you all www.nairaland.com/1986755/miss-nairaland-december-2014-contest#27819978
tags:kulkatty,kelvindim,kelvin0,nimen,3coins,neldrizzy. Please lets make this happen. Thank u

There's no Rival Jenni.....it's either you or you!

pinkshell:
Go and sin no more.

Every man secretly wishes he had more than one wife...this is because men are naturally polygamous, only a few practice monogamy.

pinkshell:
And ended up creating mo havoc, e com remain wu go marry I'm female offsprings, are u willing to pick dat baton?

I beg don't fex o, is play i am!

True patriotism I'll call it ......he helped this ladies to overcome what 40% of the female folks in Nigeria are trying to overcome.....LACK OF HUSBAND!

oladoya:
shit why is economics excluded? Atleast its a social science too

Do u know the meaning of NLNG...smh

Wow, nice one...only wished i was a graduate already.
1 more session to go.
@chemical engineer for life. Proudly Unibest!

Jarus:
Jarus

http://www.10minuteswith.com/blog/does-undergraduate-course-study-really-matter

As an African blogger with focus on education and career mentoring, one common question I get from student readers from time to time is, “How marketable is my course of study?” This is surprising given the fact that a student is expected to know the marketability of his course of study before opting for it in the first place. But anyone that is familiar with the educational system of African countries, especially Nigeria, will know that many students are more bothered about getting admission into University than the relevance of the course of study that they are pursuing.

It is common in Nigeria for a student to apply for a certain course, say Economics, but due to the inability to meet the cut-off score for admission into the chosen department, he is offered admission to study a less competitive course, say Sociology. The implication of this is that someone that has primary interest in one course will find himself being forced, so to speak, to study another course because that was the course “given” to him by the University he applied to.

Although a few undergraduates will stand their ground and do not mind spending another year at home to retake the entrance examinations, many students take the offered courses because they are not confident that they will get admitted into their desired department even after retaking the entrance examination. The latter set of students are the ones that come to the internet to ask for the marketability of the courses of study offered to them.

But does course of study at undergraduate level really matter? The truth is, except for highly specialised professions like Medicine, Engineering et cetera, you can become almost anything without having your first degree in that line. Even for Engineering, many postgraduate schools allow you to do your Masters in engineering courses with a related Science first degree.

In some cases, you don’t even need a second degree in a specific career line before you become a professional in that industry, all you need to do is to gather practical experience or run some courses in the desired field.

The current president of the World Bank, Jim Yong Kim, is my favorite example. The Korean-American studied Medicine at Harvard Medical School for his first degree. He now heads a Financial Institution. There are many top investment bankers that studied courses that are far off from Finance or Banking. Even Christine Lagarde, the current Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), another financial and economic institution, studied, not economics, not Finance, but Law, for her first degree. She is now a Finance guru.

A good number of the best accountants around the world studied Economics. In fact, I don’t usually advise my mentees to study Accounting. All you need to do to become an Accountant is to write relevant accounting professional examinations like that of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales (ICAEW) or other recognised accounting professional exams of the local country. I have friends who studied courses as far off as Agriculture but are now working as Accountants because they wrote and passed the qualifying exams of a relevant accounting body.

First degree, most times, is just to broaden the student’s horizon, to improve his cognitive processes. It hardly determines what one goes on to be in life. This is why I normally advise young students to make the best of whatever courses they are studying and not to be demotivated by their inability to get the course of their desired study.

Nice piece..@Jarus baba
I always look forward to reading ur writeups

Dygeasy:
[size=16pt]With Seven Votes short, JENNIMMA Comes just close in 2nd place with a total of 185 Votes!!![/size]

That's my gurl....
#TeamJennnimma.....we will surely get there by God's grace

Firefire:


All APC supporters have reported to their covens planning next missile... BE PREPARED!!!

My real guy....u still dey here?
#I salute ur comradeship

berem:
You just summed it up babes! I have nothing to add.


cc:

barcanista
neenar
ngeneukwuenu
ayukadaboss
gbawe
obiagelli
ibnsultan
egift
koboko69
demdem
kel4soft
sirniyeh
laykorn
mynd44

etc

Another e-warrior on the loose....