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Ngozi123:
I am not and have never been an IPOB member. Try again...

MasterKim:
Lol. Na fight go destroy am.
Coz I can't imagine wat an ipob guy will do if he gets to know dat he's sitting beside sarki

diadem10:
And don't ever flee to SW. Just dey your lane. Wanderers!

Ngozi123:
There's no need for an apology- you are correct in your assertions here.

Group Managing Director of NatnudO Foods, who is also the National President of Poultry Association of Nigeria (PAN), Dr. Ayoola Oduntan, said the scheme is an empowerment programme designed for individuals and agricultural SMEs for wealth creation through the poultry value chain. He added that the scheme is for poultry farmers, enthusiasts, cooperatives, farm owners, graduates and investors in the country.

According to him, “the benefit of the concept is to provide opportunity to start poultry trade, a platform for farmers to expand their capacity gradually and opportunity to gain experience and expertise from large scale poultry farmers.”
_{http://independent.ng/natundo-food-launches-natunpreneur-farmers-scheme/}

SalamRushdie:
Ok ma I hear you ..well said

SalamRushdie:
You are beginning to make me feel this is an alternate account oo.

SalamRushdie:
I know what I am saying I can even call her full names now but I'll pass

SalamRushdie:
The picture of her car with Delta number she posted yesterday and that of her Sugar daddy on this thread gave her up .

Obi1kenobi:
No, I've not gone through all your posts. I've seen several of your posts though and I'm just pointing out the trend I've observed in them. I have no love for IPOB either and I'm sure you're well aware of all the times IPOB and Kanu's devotees here have called me "Afonja" or "Efulefu". I still stand by saying irrespective of your IPOB dislike, you exhibit a wider anti-Igbo inclination. Apologies if I have misread that, but that is what seems apparent to me.

Obi1kenobi:
Thing is all your "debunking" always seems to be in favour of Yorubas though. I've never once seen you on any of the numerous threads where Igbos get attacked, and Lord knows there is no shortage of them all over this forum, doing this debunking. Instead, you even join in the ridicule. Which is why I was calling your objectivity into question. Since it's not a particular love for Yorubas, I'm guessing then you must have something against Igbos. Is that closer to the truth?

Obi1kenobi:
No, it doesn't. It has one which is Cocoa House. You can see it here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Skyscrapers_in_Ibadan
Or here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_buildings_in_Nigeria

Of all the tallest 35 buildings listed as skyscrapers there, all are in Abuja or Lagos except that one in Ibadan. That's all fine and good that they have one. Congrats. No need to claim more than that.

By the way, you always say you're not Yoruba, but is there a particular reason you're a hardcore Yoruba cheerleader on any Igbo/Yoruba thread? Yoruba spouse? Yoruboid minority group?

Fulaman198:
Arabs dress in a far different manner. How one dresses is not didactic of how modernised a group of people are. To perceive that Western clothing in any way is superior to Sahelian clothing shows a sign of massive inferiority complex.

SalamRushdie:
The OP is clearly a Kogi woman pretending to be Hausa Fulani..

Nutase:
There was evidence on his MTN call logs and accounts
If he was clean why didn't he challenge his suspension in court.

This is the problem with this country. We declare 'our ' thieves saints and 'other' thieves we condemn. This is exactly what APC are currently doing.

lovat:
I can't stoop low to quote you so go back and read again since your Alzheimer's has kicked in again

lovat:
Stay away from my mentions. I detest your person.

NafeesaAA:
At least give me credit for the flashy cars

froz:
We all want our resumes and cover letters to leave a positive impression. As a result, most resume-writers spend a great deal of time focused on their skills, experience, and other critical details that showcase their qualifications. The goal, after all, is to present yourself as the best candidate for the job. Unfortunately, far too many job-seekers fail to address the minor details. For example, how do you note that you’ve included an attached resume to your application?


Whether you’re submitting a written job application, applying online, or using email, an attached resume is usually something employers expect to see. However, you should still include a brief sentence that lets the hiring manager know that it’s been sent. It’s considered both polite and proper.

It’s also one of those seemingly minor details that can help you to appear professional. Here are some examples of the worst ways to announce an attached resume, as well as some of the best options.

Please Find Attached My Resume – The Worst Option

Sadly, there are a whole host of bad ways to say, “Attached Resume” in a cover letter or email. Some are just grammatically incorrect, while others are antiquated holdovers from a bygone era. The following examples should be avoided at all costs:

Please find attached my resume

While many job-seekers still rely on this old grammatical construction, it sounds foreign to modern ears.

Please find attached: my resume

This alternate construction tries to get around the formality of the first choice by adding a colon to the mix. Unfortunately, that change in punctuation does not really make it sound any less stilted.

Please find, attached, my resume

This option is grammatically correct, but the added commas make the sentence even worse. It lacks the clarity that a more direct statement of fact could provide.

Please find attached resume

Some resume writers even go so far as to remove the possessive from the sentence. As you can see, it’s not an improvement.

There are probably hundreds of other examples of poor sentence construction, but you get the idea. Many job-seekers are so attached to the words “please find attached” that they never bother to consider how it sounds. Our best advice: forget about using those words in that order. There are better ways to express that idea.

Attached Resume: The Best Options

The fact is that there are many ways to mention that you’ve sent your resume along with a job application or cover letter. The key is to avoid archaic grammar and odd punctuation. You should also consider the direct approach. After all, you’re not writing a poem or the Great American Novel. Since the idea is to convey your qualifications in a direct manner, you should strive for maximum clarity. The following examples can help you accomplish that goal:

I have attached my resume for your consideration
My resume is attached for your consideration
I have included my resume for your review
My resume has been included for your review
That’s just a small sampling, of course. There are any number of alternatives that you could use to deliver that same message. The point is to avoid stilted, archaic sentence constructions that appear old-fashioned. Simplify your communication strategy, to ensure that your sentences are as clear and concise as possible. That can help you to avoid appearing outdated or unprofessional.

(You can also check out our post here on emailing a resume).

On the surface, concerns about how to mention your attached resume might seem minor. However, it’s small details such as this that often leave a lasting impression on potential employers. By taking the time to focus on these types of details, you can set yourself apart from the crowd. And that can help you to increase your chances of landing that dream job!

SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/please-find-attached-my-resume-the-right-way-to-say-it/

buikem2:
I commend the man for being courageous enough to know that he is not ready for that marriage and then act on it. He'll be happier than those who deep down know they aren't ready nor really love but just go on with the marriage with fake smiles and a tormented married life.

Marriage is a strong commitment people don't know. Even Jesus said those who can should get married and those who can't should better stay away. Matthew 19:3-12

diadem10:
You mean those Ibo notherners are aliens, right?

Yeye.

lovat:
VomeSchakleton please take this one and use him to complete the WMD you fired at our former mod.
Laudate always trying to beg for favours through the back door

lovat:
You started it. Please relax.

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ABOKI9ja:
What exactly the message you want us to understand? Are you on agenda to tell the world that Hausa and Fulani are not the same people? This is nothing but bulshit and u need to grow up by the way I'm 101% Hausa without any mix

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Obi1kenobi:
No, it has one skyscraper which is Cocoa house. No dey claim "many skyscrapers". I don't know what a skyscraper has to do with regional development either. Please, once again, stop foaming in the mouth in your rabid fit. You sound like you need your medicine. Don't let hate kill you.

Topeby:
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Develpeast:
Sincerely speaking if you think you are smarter, then I will field you on a fateful day and discuss whatever aspect or area of life you feel you are smartest. I really do not want to engage in this argument deeply that was why i gave the first comment but you came at me rambling.

I don't really feel like typing too much because I am presently distracted with so much work but in any case later you think you are smart, call me and let me teach some lessons.

Develpeast:
I believe the guy engaging you in the said argument has schooled you enough.

Lagos state that was the focal point of Nigeria's activities since 1914 should not be in the same page as any other state the country. Take a cue from Abuja, do you see how different companies are erecting head offices here and there? If you have not been to Abuja, just go this weekend and see what is happening there.

Develpeast:
Chai, you messed up in this above write up. Please edit

Develpeast:
Chai, you messed up in this above write up. Please edit