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I almost clapped for your reasoning until I saw your last statement '...vote out PDP'...I am not a partisan person, but who told you that any party in Nigeria is clamoring for the good of Nigerians. Whether PDP or APC, all of them are fighting for their selfish interest...Nigeria will not be good until we destroy it and start afresh...Nigerians listen more to violence than to the voice of peace...but I pray heads will not roll before this country wakes up and do things right. Any good head that travels out doesn't think of coming back. Its a disgrace. Our best brains are not in Nigeria, even the few ones here are battling to leave this country. We are suffering in the midst of plenty. I weep for Nigeria. The best thing anyone that give to his children is dual citizenship (with one mandatorily coming from a highly developed country).

Braggante: Go to any police station, tell them you want to be deported home.
Or pack your bags, go to the immigration office and register your displeasure with the country. Remember to tell them youre a Nigerian. Im sure you will get a free ticket home.
Then come home, dust your cv and join us to vote out PDP next year.
Best of luck!

Abeg help me tell all dem virginias...'they must get fhucked one day noni. Everyone has a definition of virgin. My own is that if my would be wife has not fhucked up to 200 times, then she is a virgin. Gba!

MadCow1:

One Man will still chook prick insode the hole one day.

If life throws them a funny dice and divorce hits them, another mans prick too will enter the hole.

Then the next thing the hole is the same as all the other holes out there.

I am all for the virgins. If you can keep it, keep it.. But dont place that pussii on a pedestal. We all get fhucked at the end of the day.



I am still a virgin though.

I really commend the smart move by the delegates of Lagos state and the Federal govt for employing this diplomatic relationship with SCOAN General Overseer in order to contend this deadly virus. Please TB Joshua, help us o, so that your loyal worshippers from affected countries won't kill us here in our own obodo.

You're an idiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiot for referring to my president like that...bunch of supporters of APC...mtcheeew!

Kalvan: Lol!!! Jonathan, you think Obama had time to see a mumu like you privately?!

Lol....You can eat as many bat and ape as u want but make sure u live in Zambisa forest where those Boko boiz stay.

ademega: Am not panicing again . Please give me one bat and one meat of monkey .

Maaaaaad man. Go to Liberia and treat Ebola virus

MEST is now accepting student applications from Nigeria!
by MEST Team on Monday, June 2nd, 2014, filed under School
The Meltwater Entrepreneurial School of Technology is looking for the next wave of tech entrepreneurs— could it be you? We are now accepting student applications from Nigeria. This is the first time MEST has opened up applications to students from outside Ghana.

MEST is now accepting student applications from Nigeria!
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Why MEST?

Since 2008, MEST has offered aspiring African entrepreneurs a fully sponsored two year, intensive full-time technical training program in Accra.

We’ve trained over 200 IT entrepreneurs and invested almost $2 million in 17 software startups that came directly out of the MEST training program. These companies have developed solutions addressing global markets, created jobs, competed in top global technology events such as TechCrunch Disrupt, DEMO, and the Launch Festival, and have gained admittance to top accelerator programs such as HealthXL and 500 Startups.

APPLY NOW TO STUDY AT MEST

Application Form: meltwater.org/school/admissions


DEADLINE: June 30, 2014

Screening and Interviews in Lagos: Completed by July 14
Offers Sent Out: Week of July 14
School Starts in Accra: August 4

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

Must have a degree in ANY field from a Nigerian university or technical college
Desire to start a software company
A completely-filled online application form
CV
Commitment to moving to Accra, Ghana for training (housing and food provided)
We’re proud of what we’ve built thus far in the school’s history, and Nigeria is an extremely important piece of the puzzle moving forward in order for us to grow and provide the most competitive environment for our students to then build Africa’s greatest tech products. We hope you’ll join us.

Good luck!


Questions?

Please contact our Head of Recruitment, Amma Baffoe at amma.baffoe@meltwater.org.