Hello,

I have this admission to to study software Engineeringat Potsdam.

My class is slated for September 2022.

Please let's talk. I could use any help I can get now.
08138610425 is my number.

Please reply

primeFestus:
Hello house, I got admitted into University of Applied Sciences Europe today and school starts march which is next month.
How fast is the embassy application process please? Any info will be really appreciated.
I have just about 3 weeks to finalise things here to meet up.

Please reach out to me on 08138610425
I would be needing accommodation too

MICng:


Please email me we can search for two rooms a pay together. Houses are expensive there

I have been admitted at University of Europe for Applied Sciences, Potsdam, Germany.

I need any help I can get to seamless make it to Germany in good time as I am scheduled to start class in September 2022.

I need help on visa application, accommodation,and other terrains for nigerians in germany

Michael Ajuzia and Aquila Carabor are behind the Farmsby Scam

Farmby has proved incompetent.

Last year I invested N500k and wanted to bail before swt date, they warded me off with the talk that I could lose 40% of my invested principal. Now that the due date is here they are telling that there would be delay in payment.

I am currently looking for their management team to arrest.

Suspects are Aquila Carabor, Michael Azuzia, etc.

Anyone who knows their whereabout please help

THE ROMAN(CE)S OF GRACE
(A roam into the book of Romans®)
®3:9-10 Truly there is none righteous, no, not one, we are all sinners ®3:23. For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God.

®6:1,2,15. What them? Shall we continue to sin, because we are not under the law but under grace knowing fully that grace would abound? God forbid! Reason being that ®6:6 our old man is crucified with him that the body of sin might be destroyed. So live in Christ. Also, ®3:21,22 Now the righteousness of God which is without the law and prophets is manifested. This righteousness is by faith in Jesus Christ.

®3:24 For through faith in Christ, we are justified freely by his grace through the redemption He brings. ®3:25 Because God hath sent Him forth to be a soothing relief from the consequence of sin through faith in his blood. ®3:27 So don’t fail to boast only in this faith because ®3:28 a man is justified by faith irrespective of the workings of the law.

®2:1Remember therefore, “thou art inexcusable” ®6:25. For the wages of sin is death but the gift of Christ is eternal life, through Him.

Note the following;

®2:1Desist from judging others especially when yourself is NOT blameless
®2:4Never despise God’s priceless goodness, forbearance, and long suffering. Instead use them as springboard to repentance.
®2:9Desist from evil so as to escape anguish and tribulation because ®2:11 God has no respect or priority for any person in this wise.
®1:30Desist from backbiting, disobedience to parents, and invention of all manner of evil.
®26:27It is a shameful and sinful thing for women to indulge in sex with one to another. Men; likewise. For a penalty of suffering awaits this.
®1:29Steer away from fornication. ®12:1I beseech you to present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable unto God. This is your reasonable service.
®1:29Do away with maliciousness and envy, murder, ungodly debate, deceit, malignity (publicly condemning others), etc.

®16:20And the God of peace shall soon bruise Satan underneath your feet in no distant time. The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you, the ambassadors of Christ, Amen!


Ibelegbu Chimela Augustine

NIGERIA IN THE FACE OF DEVELOPMENT
While a lot have been said about Nigeria’s economic performance of recent, there has been the old argument as to where to classify Nigeria in terms of development. If Nigeria is said to be the giant of Africa, does this mean that it is developed? The richest African hails from Nigeria, does this suggest that Nigeria breeds wealth and is said to be developed? Developed economies as well as world development support frameworks have refused to lend to Nigeria as much as they should be lending to an undeveloped nation. Does this mean Nigeria to be developed? All these questions are what this article seeks to resolve. There is no much of an argument about the fact that the Nigerian economy does indeed grow. This is, at least reflected in her gross domestic product (GDP) which translates into her gross domestic income (GNI) being put at 405.10 billion US dollars in 2016 (NBS, 2016). In other words, Nigeria averaged a GDP growth rate of 1.17 percent from 2010 until 2017. There have been too much to argue with regards to development in Nigeria. Economists have paid greater attention to the development problems of underdeveloped nations (which includes Nigeria) or what we popularly refer to as developing countries or less developed countries since after the Second World War in 1914. Coincidentally this period marked the amalgamation of the then major protectorates of Nigeria by Lord Luggard, thereby suggesting that Nigeria have long joined in the surge for better economic and structural transformation which would dovetail with development. Until now, Nigeria has accomplished little or nothing in the aspect of development. This strongly suggests that development is never bought overnight.
Most citizenry in underdeveloped nations still live in mud houses and thatched roof with poor housing patterns. Health-wise, a vast majority of them have low access to safe drinking water, there is little or no sanitary waste disposal. Life expectancy level is low as 2 die within a year, 3 die before they are five years old, and only 5 reach the age of 40 years out of every ten randomly selected children in underdeveloped countries.
In addition, underdeveloped countries have extremely high population-doctor ratio. For example India has 2083 persons to a doctor, Bangladish (5555 per doctor) and so on. However NBS explained that over 6000 patients in Nigeria depend on a doctor. This is a terrible margin considering the WHO recommendation of, at least, 600 persons per doctor.

In a bid to point Nigeria towards development, as well as to provide answer to the questions around which this article borders, it is needful to outline the features of an underdeveloped nation: Maybe putting the country in front of the mirror will help it see better what areas to fix. An underdeveloped economy has the following features:

General Poverty: Poverty is reflected in low gross national product (GNP) per capita or low per capita real income. Income is therefore a measure of relative poverty. The World Bank and NBS report (1999-2000) classified countries according to GNP per capital as follow;
Low income countries: the have GNP per capita less than or equal to $760. Contain 59.6% of world population. Most countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America belong to this class. For example Nepal and Tanzania with GNP per capita $210, Nigeria ($300), Ghana ($390), Zimbabwe ($610), and so on.
Middle income countries: these are characterised by GNP per capita between $761 and $9360 and contain 25.4 percent of world population. Countries like Phillipines ($1050), Kenya ($1310), Namibia ($1940), South Africa ($2880) and Malaysia ($3600) make up this category.
High income countries: they are characterised by GNP per capita greater than $960. This contains 15% of the world population. Countries like Luxemburg ($43570), Switzerland ($40080), Japan (32380), and USA ($29346) lead this pack.
Absolute Poverty: this is a measure of the standard of living of average citizenry of the nation. This is a more important factor in assessing underdeveloped countries. A country is underdeveloped if the living standard of the masses of the population is manifested in malnutrition (food insecurity), as well as poor health, shelter, clothing and lack of education. The Nigeria masses spend 80 percent of their income on consumption expenditure and yet account for more purchase of low quality food such as grains (rice) and starchy foods (garri) with little or nothing left for investment expenditure. This is completely the reverse of Advanced Industrial Countries (AICs) who spend 20 percent of their income on consumption of more nutritious food such as dairy, meat, fish, etc., and 80 percent of their income on investment expenditure. Furthermore, in terms of education, there is a 100 percent enrolment in school and the education type suits the development need of the nations who are said to be advanced or developed. This cannot be said for Nigeria where less than 70 percent are enrolled in primary school, less than 20 percent completes secondary school without disjoints, and less than 5 percent eases through tertiary institutions. To worsen the situation, the Nigeria education is not tailored to the development needs of the country as most of its curriculums are consequences of borrowed and poorly appraised ideologies.
Other variables that characterises Nigeria as an undeveloped nation are listed below and would be buttressed on in subsequent correspondences;
predominance of agriculture and drudgery-based applications or techniques,
poor demographic or population features,
unemployment, underemployment and disguised unemployment,
unstreamlined education,
little or no investment,
inequality in income distribution,
economic backwardness,
inflation,
poor balance of trade,
political and social unrest
poor balance of payment, etc
Having interacted with you on just a few variables of development already, you should have an informed opinion of the state of the nation.

Thank you! Till another time.
By Ibelegbu C. Augustine and Sandra O. O ( Proudly Nigerians)
written on Monday, 9th Oct 2017.

Kindly add me o. 08138610425.

please i humbly seek any kind person to help send d past/practice test questions to me

augustinechimela@yahoo.com

thank u in view!

punch newspaper. page 42.
jobs.lagosstate.gov.ng

i av applied. no hitch of any sort ever since weekend. over 62000 nigerians hav applied already.
best of luck guys!

the said EBT ask4#2000naira to post me4grad trainee post at zulluck resources.
d zulluck resources is not on google. wat do now

pls i need the invite. my mail is: augustinechimela@yahoo.com
thanks guys

i received thesame message twice in two weeks. yes i found the opportunity through jobberman and applied. i went there yesterday(03-04-2013) at Karimu Laka Egbeda and they were jux talking and talking and wanted us to pay ofr licence ant that instance deposit any amount u have to qualify for the training and then before the training ends in 3weeks u'd have paid 8.5k. i actually deposited 5oo naira but thesame day i receive thesame invitation for thesame interview the next day. i don't think they are organized. later the text me a congratulatory message that i have qualified for training but i suddenly aren't interested any longer. i suspected the job would be aimless and unnecessarily stressful besides i jux needed a 3 months job. i also wondered why the didnt recruit us with the written test they set as we wrote a test first before their team leader crap talk. They dont have a real website too. and their staffs if any dont disclose their full names and trace. Also you are not going to find their name anywhere on the said organization when you search the net. If u are wise and know what you want. consider carefully all the comments posted on this site and decide so you wont waste your money searching aimlessly for such proclaimed 120000naira job. These people arent well open to you until you have committed ur 8.5k.
Thank you reader