Nomanlike:
Good morning Nairalanders..

There's this gal I want to break up with. She has always been kind to me and we loved us. But the thing is I'm a graduate who's trying to put his life in order and I don't think I can afford anything called concrete relationship right now.

She's in 200 level and you all know how these students girlfriends can be especially when we are not assisting them financially.

At first I thought it was a fling until she got serious. I want to remain focused and not have any gal emotionally attached to me. I want to break up with her but the thing is she loves me so much (I know cos she let me read chats of niggas asking her out, picks every call if we are together and speaks with freedom and she tells niggas I'm the main guy)

She might not understand if I tell her the reason for break up is I want to stay fully focused and not think about my gal taking dick etc..
Brothers how best can I break this news to her ??!

Oga....I know where you're going. Cut the finance bullshit You're simply not into her. Period.

Hello Folks. Just received TS mail. Glory to God. Guys be hopeful

chiniski:

I did my D and M on 12th April as well and did not get mail for TS. Dunno what to think seeing as people were selected randomly and not by the dates they completed documentation.
I mailed them to get more info but no reply. Just think they should at least inform us that we were successful at that stage or something, cos for all we know TS in August is just an assumption.... Can anyone verify it?

I totally agree..From All we've been saying, TS in August is just an assumption for we that didn't get TS invite for May 2nd. What's the certainty that we would get TS invite for August batch is the question we should answer.

kwembehA:
divami, i believe training school is in batches, just pray u fall on may 2nd batch. or u wait till august. so if u dont get a mail from now till 1st may then just know u mite be scheduled for august batch. i think by 30th and 1st u should know ur fate then u can pay for ur ican exams or not. thanks

Is it possible you do documentations and medicals and not get called up for TS ever

oyeyipow:


This is sort of good news for us waiting for TS invite.

Do you think they would be another training school batch.

Because i did documentation and medicals but i didn't get TS invite

dannytskaa:



Which centre did u do ur documentation?

I did my documentation in Iganmu, Lagos.

Hi Guys..

I did my test in 2016 and passed.

FirstBank invited me for AC in July 2017.

I thought i failed AC only for me to get a mail on the 9th April, 2018 from FirstBank saying i did well and i should come for documentation and medicals. I was surprised but glad. Assinn...i gave a sigh of relief...ATLAST i got the opportunity i've been waiting for...

I did the documentation and medicals on the 11th April, 2018.

After that i waited for a mail inviting me for TS. I haven't gotten a mail yet.

A friend of mine that we did documentation and medicals together got a mail saying TS resumes on the 2nd.

Do you guys still think another batch would roll.

Because if i won't make it to TS, they should have just left me and not invite me for documentations and mediacals na.

Guys i need your contributions. ASAP.

Thanks.

Ohh my God...Burning the vehicle changes nothing tho...

Y dem no show us how she dey put am for mouth. Iffa hear sey she chop am. Na to popular she dey find

I'd live and work here in future

I felt the guy deserves all the beating..

On a second thought I felt what must have led this dude to this point of kidnapping for 30k.

God help us all

Check out these other beautiful places in Lagos

See Otedola and Dangote looking like regular guys. But these guys control mad money mehn... God bless us all too

Why doesn't she look like Nadia buhari to me.

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Security agents on Tuesday foiled another suicide attack by Boko Haram terrorists after they intercepted two suspected suicide bombers at the outskirts of Maiduguri .
The spokesman of the Borno Police Command, Mr Victor Isuku, in a statement in Maiduguri said , “ On Tuesday, at about 0700hrs , two female suicide bombers about 18 years old , were sighted behind Mega filling station in Molai area , while attempting to infiltrate Maiduguri town .
“ They were intercepted by security personnel on duty . One was arrested and the other one was shot dead . ”
Isuku added that the police anti - bomb unit had visited the scene to secure the area and ensure safety.
He said , “ Bomb experts were quickly drafted to the scene and rendered the area safe.

Two female suicide bombers were intercepted on Tuesday. Their targets were motorists at the NNPC Mega Station in Maiduguri, Borno Station.

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Last week, the news broke out that 2face, one of the finest Nigerian Pop Stars planned a protest against the government which he tagged “one voice” this generated a lot of criticisms as much as support before he finally withdrew the plan, stating security reasons.

Whatsoever his reasons maybe, a section of people believes the labour union should lead the protest against bad government, especially when it cripples the economy as we experience it now.
They could not be wrong to say that, but should they fail to perform as expected, who should step in?

To find answers to this question, SRAF asked some of the youths on their platforms, in a discussion tagged “who should lead protest against bad governance?” And some of them bore their minds intelligently on the issue.

Emeka Great, a native of Onitsha believes it is not wrong for individuals to stage protest against bad governance. “Since the political parties, organizations e. t. c is made up of individuals & hence it's the grassroots of every gathering, the individual should lead the protest.” He said.

“I thought that democracy is a government of the people, therefore, every decision making has to be based on decision of the majority.
If I should say, I think the government is for all, therefore, everyone has the right to protest when things are not right.” The above are the words of Judith, a student from Lagos state.

She continued by asking several rhetorical questions: “If no one talks, how would the government know they are not up to standard? How would they know the plight of the people?
They would live and act ignorant of what is happening and if we remain in silent, we die in silence.
I don't think there's a particular body set up to protest. It affects everyone; therefore, it's a collective responsibility.”

Energetic and intelligent Judith concluded by saying, “it's our country, we own it, we vote, we should have our freedom of speech, not just on paper, but in action. Protesting is open to all it concerns.”

Akindele from Ibadan totally agreed with Judith, saying: “anyone can lead a protest, provided he is convinced of his motive, has people sensitized enough about it and above all agree with him and are willing to come out to back him up. “

Akindele also believes the police have no right to arrest anyone for peaceful protest. “On the other hand the law enforcement agencies are not to gag the leader or followers of protests, rather ensure that it remains peaceful and not high jacked by any unscrupulous politician or miscreants.” He posited

Ayam Judaisky from Kwara had a very contrasting opinion entirely, he said: “Protest isn't an option to resolve or solve any problem rather, it makes it get worse so I would say, if we play our roles very well by not being a freewill instruments in the hands of the government or a toady sycophants, I don't think we will have a problem that will even lead to a protest. He also believes if protest is needed at all cost, the masses should choose from among them, who should lead it.

Victor from Imo state made it quite clear that “Individuals are the government and they are the bedrock of every government.”
He however stated that “before such protest should be embarked on, the rest of the masses should be given clear knowledge of the essence of the protest. If all these are done then an individual can lead the protest.

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lonji:
Most part of Surulere is on a lockdown due to the ongoing protest. Ijora and Costain badly affected as the protest has taken another dimension. The recorded crowd at the moment is in thousands

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Most part of Surulere is on a lockdown due to the ongoing protest. Ijora and Costain badly affected as the protest has taken another dimension. The recorded crowd at the moment is in thousands

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Emotions as Lagos Pastor donates N3.5m for critically ill Nollywood actors.

Succor has come the way of some critically ill Nollywood stars after a Lagos based pastor, Chris Okafor, donated the sum of N3.5 million to the Save Nollywood Actors Foundation...... read more interesting news on MyLagosApp.

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