LeBlack's Posts
Nairaland Forum › LeBlack's Profile › LeBlack's Posts
Hmmm...Baba go don silently activate boys to go dig out Dino files.... Just wait and seen as things unfold ![]() |
Hope this helps. Third-Party Car Insurance Vs Comprehensive Car Insurance. bugativeron: |
Na wa o.... Deaths at a Funeral... in Real life! |
Bbsharon:Afi Google Absense naa! |
Mrjo:Let's talk. |
I have nice 10+ domains for sale. 1. TheGistHub.com 2. AllaBabyNeeds.com 3. ArmadaNews.com, .net, .org ... |
Trinitykn:For several benefits, buy from https://gigalayer.com Disclosure: I don't work there. I transferred my domains from NAMECHEAP.com to Gigalayer. |
Since you have clients owing you money, why not contact Invoice factoring firm in Nigeria to help. An ideal form of cash recovery, factoring companies will take your unpaid invoices off your hands with a small percentage shaved off their full value. The factoring company will then chase up the invoices to gain back their actual worth.Learn more: http://www.entrepreneurshipsecret.com/ways-to-get-cash-for-your-struggling-business/ and http://www.entrepreneurshipsecret.com/why-factoring-isnt-just-for-troubled-companies/ |
The United Kingdom carrier British Airways says it is weighing its options and could withdraw its operations in Nigeria as it battles with currency controls and a weak Nigerian economy. According to an article in Bloomberg, Country Manager for British Airways Kola Olayinka explains this is because the airline is currently struggling to repatriate its share of the $575 million that Nigeria currently owes to airlines globally from tickets sold in the country. “Exiting Nigeria is a very big decision” and “not taken lightly” following London-based British Airways’ 80 years of operations in the country. “I believe very strongly that we will keep evaluating the situation, but I can assure you, BA is very committed to Nigeria.” Kola Olayinka. While this may sound like a subtle threat, there are clear indications that the airline is seriously considering a withdrawal or at least a change to its daily flight operations in and outside Nigeria. The airline has already stopped using the Boeing 747 Dreamliner into Nigeria and replaced it with a smaller Boeing 777. If the Federal Government eventually agrees to allow BA to repatriate its funds back to the UK, the airline stands the risk of loosing N3 to N5 billion assuming the CBN implements it’s new flexible currency policy. Last April, Spanish national carrier Iberia, withdrew its services from Nigeria. This decision was based on the huge financial difficulties the airline was facing following the CBN’s capital controls as well as the poor economic situation in the country. Also this week, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Chief Executive Officer Tony Tyler met with Nigerian Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, where he warned in a statement that Lagos could lose its role as a hub to West Africa. Source: http://nairametrics.com/british-airways-considers-dumping-nigeria/ |
Found this useful too... Dating a Colleague in the Office? This is What You Need to Know https://www.gistheadlines.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/office-dating.jpg Have you ever dated, or thought of dating a colleague in your office before? Dating your colleague in the office can be very thrilling, what about the hide-and-seek game? But it can also be very dangerous to your career if not well-managed and if you’re flouting company policy. Unless you are married and have scruples against it, nothing stops you from fancying someone you admire in your office and ending up having a romantic crush, but you must apply some maturity to make it work or it might end up disastrous. While some people will admit to having dated someone they have worked with, many others would rather be discreet and keep things to themselves. Whatever you choose to do, you must bear the following dos and don’ts in mind 1. Never, never date your boss: Dating your boss is a no-no situation and definitely a no-go area, yet it is the most common thing around. Bosses date their secretaries and managers date their subordinates, but it often turn awry in the end because insubordination soon sets in and this affects business or productivity. There is no denying the fact that dating your boss could lead to marriage and something more serious, but if you must make sure you do not report directly to the said boss. Yes, do not date a boss in the office and if you must then ensure that you do not directly report to him…or her. Read more: http://www.gistheadlines.com/dating-a-colleague-in-the-office/ |
Benqozenero:Boerboel |
Please call 08123124785 and request all info |
Yes, pls contact Stanley on 08030874964 and 080800423704
|
Still available.. |
If you're interested, pls contact Stanley/Esther on 08123124785, 08030874964 or 080800423704
|
olillywales:Seems this sister is http://olorisupergal.com |
cozy7:Don't be sad bro... U'd get there someday |
Nairaland overtakes Linda Ikeji's Blog on Alexa ![]() Nairaland now #11 LIB #12 Great job Oga Seun & Nlers |
#ChangeIsPossible ..... Never Give up
|
#ChangeIsPossible |
Hmmm!
|
Time to save more Dollars and less Naira. |
Following |
thegoodone2:I prefer male bosses. Female bosses are terrible. Read: My Story: Why Female Bosses are Terrible Credit: http://www.gistheadlines.com/my-story-why-female-bosses-are-terrible/
|
1. Our Chibok secondary school girls were at school/home So they wouldn't eat from the bush meat that could cause the virus. I'm assuming that's what boko boys eats most @ Sambisa Forest. 2. The virus visits Sambisa and ends there. 3. |
This thing is UGLY! |

