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These are wonderful projects but when will Oyo state start generating employment opportunities. With less than 2 hours from Lagos, the opportunities for industries, produce export, quality education and a less noisy haven for IT and corporate HQ administration is there. Ever since I've known the state, a majority of the workforce are civil servants and unskilled labour. We need more commercialization. |
Sommycherish:Move on |
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digitaccountant:plus all the PoF requirements definitely. One can apply directly from Nigeria as well then and no need for a visit visa application. |
digitaccountant:Can a study permit for a french language program be obtained on a visit visa this way? |
Chrisrare:You think sniper is painless? Think again. Interestingly, some of the painless ways to die are the most horrific. Headshots, swift decapitation, lethal injection. |
God1000:This doesn't look like good health |
GeneralOjukwu:You think its only phones? Besides why do you sound like you support this set of people? |
If this man eventually loses this battle, the shame will be too much. |
Moroccoguy:if it is a viable alternative, why are people not using it as they are supposed to? Its a white elephant project in my opinion. The funds should rather be spent on high speed rail from Ibadan to Lagos. |
Walai:But for that exception, even dangote will frown if you collect #10m cash from him because he sprayed naira notes. |
Solofresh2:#10 million is not chicken change for anybody. |
This looks like a burn. Hot oil or something latent. It lookss like pox as well. Let him come first then take him to the hospital. |
Even those seated at the back were not spared. Why would a driver be soo reckless even when in ressponsibility of the lives in his vehicle. Now 6 people won't get home tonight and there will be wailing and insolable griving due to one man's foolishness. |
Tamm:My mail address isn't accessible anymore |
Tragic. he's not only lost his hands, he's lost his job, future salaries, respect from home, loss of friends due to being broke among other things. All that is enough for him to look forlorn. |
Good job to the German doctors. They weren't going to let him off easy. Now, he would wish he rather died than survived. |
So what is she going to use all the languages for? Modified: Quite a few mentions. I can bet she doesn't pass B1 proficency in all these languages. Not enough to be an interpreter or whatever job role popularly suggested. Someone even said they would give her visa. As if those roles pay anything .Bottom line is she needs some more specialization to make any of those langauges work well for her except she wants to win another Guiness world record with it. |
2shure:So because he's probably male with hairy balls makes him a scammer. Can't you guys help without needing anything in return. If it's an ugly girl on the profile picture, I'm equally you would zip out if the thread with speed. Nigerian men need to do better. |
Thank goodness this news was promptly rectified |
guobe:Do you think getting jobs abroad is not connection too? Proven statistics show up to 50% of jobs are by referrals in the USA. I can find the source for you. Go and read about how people are submitting up to 700 applications even with their high skills before securing just one job. As a minority, its even worse for africans because securing a job is a huge favour for you than the employer. You have to work twice as hard to keep your place. On the other hand, go check most of the senior level managers in Nigeria today. A majority of them only had BSc in a federal university at most. Any other high level degree like MBAs and the like were attained after they got to a hig position and were sponsored by their companies or when dem don chop belleful. The bottom line is you need to be brilliant and smart to make it anywhere. If you're not smart enough to make a good living in Nigeria, you won't be able to live fantastically abroad as well. The only upside is living in an environment where the system works and processes are more straight forward. |
Sapasenator:You'd be surprised with some people's foolishness. Even in this harsh economy, they will throw their hard earned cash into burning fire because of gender and dp. ![]() |
MrBrownJay1:Not necessarily |
Well, Israel did same. |
Shame on all the zealots who supported this unlawful incarceration. |
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Drought resistant with low yield. Our perennial problem has always been low yield but the government banned the import of high yielding seed varieties. Yet all our universities and research centres are yet to produce varieties that can give commeasurate yield after all these years when private companies are already producing designer crops. Check Cevita orange for example. We are so backward ![]() |
kettykin:Exactly, they always mismanage these situations. They go all out with force to suppress the dissidents only for them to fail and the situation turns worse. Same happened with Boko Haram. Simply because the NA has manpower and weapons, its not a guarantee to win battles. Except they're the USA. I can safely assume Ekpa has protocols already in place in the event he gets caught or killed. His minions are giving the armed forces a tough time already and they're getting weary or how else can we explain the guerilla tactics that's killing policemen and soldiers almost every week with no recourse. Allow these guys follow their succession request the legal way. Nigeria got her independence without bloodshed. |
ReubenE:They can as well be dealing with external funding at the moment. Multinationals hold a lot of sway in the market now. Only God knws how Guiness managed the last year because they produce locally. Nigerians couldn't have stopped drinking at such a fast rate. |
VeryDarkMan01:They were the ones who bleeped up the quality of Kelloggs fruit and fibre breakfast cereal. |
Zango Kataf again. That place is under the vice like grip of these terrorists. |
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