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Itsrm:Okay, no problems. |
Itsrm:LOL, you people will embrace those that you should run away from and seek to lampoon those that you should engage with. Thank you for acknowledging I helped you register on Indriver, did I collect money from you? Of course not. |
Hybrid600:LOL, I don't get to share your N15,000. |
If you are activated on Uber but have not driven on the platform since October 31, 2022, Uber wants you to comeback and get N15,000 extra on your earnings after 20 trips. Contact me on WhatsApp via 08085404500 if you are interested. |
I guess this will form part of the 'evidence' that Obi's followers might present in court after he loses miserably in the election. I can see the judge looking at such a presentation in utter disbelief. |
Notwithstanding, this policy could have been executed in a more organized and less-conflictual manner. |
Free money for the East Africans. |
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Illegal1:Relocating can be very helpful to have a new mindset. |
1. Forgive yourself first and personally put your past behind you in YOUR OWN MIND. 2. Reach out to those you have offended and try to get their forgiveness on an individual basis. If you stole some people's money try to return it, if it is something that cannot be returned, let them know you are completely sorry. Don't bother them if they choose they don't want to relate with you. Their stance might change in the future. 3. Do positive things from now on to build a balance of positivity around yourself. 4. Ask for God's forgiveness and guidance. With these, you might be fine. P.S: if you can afford it, a change of town or city might help. |
Ok, but this is a Nigeria-focused forum. It won't stop Google from indexing it though. |
Hippos are also present in the River Niger from reports. |
What can you do legitimately to earn money if you lose your job today? I am not asking this to scare you, it is just a practical question. Afterall, your expenses won't stop because you resigned from your job. |
If you disagree, argue with ChatGPT. ![]() |
Nigeria is currently at a critical juncture in its history, and the upcoming presidential election is sure to be a pivotal moment in deciding the nation‘s future. In this challenging moment, the candidacy of Bola Tinubu for President of Nigeria stands out for its promise of a brighter future. Tinubu has a wealth of experience and a strong record of achievement that uniquely prepare him to lead the nation. First and foremost, Tinubu has a deep understanding of both the economic and political climate of Nigeria. With a background in economics, he is well–versed in the challenges the country faces and the best strategies for overcoming them. He has also served in politics for over two decades, earning a reputation for providing strong and effective leadership. Tinubu has an unparalleled understanding of the complex dynamics of Nigerian politics and the ability to get things done. Tinubu is also committed to transparency and accountability in government. As a former governor of Lagos State, Tinubu was widely praised for his commitment to promoting good governance and fighting corruption. He has promised that, if elected President, he would continue to promote these values, which are essential for restoring the nation‘s faith in its leaders. Tinubu also has a clear vision for the future of the nation. He has put forth an ambitious plan for economic and social development, focusing on improving education, infrastructure, and health care. He has also been an outspoken advocate for the rights of all Nigerians, regardless of religion, ethnicity, or gender. Finally, Tinubu is a unifying figure in Nigeria. He has strong support among both Muslims and Christians, Northerners and Southerners, and all other major ethnic and political groups in the nation. He has the ability to bridge divides and bring people together, which is essential for building a brighter future for the country. Bola Tinubu is a strong and capable leader who has the experience, vision, and commitment to make a real difference in Nigeria. His candidacy is a beacon of hope in a time of great uncertainty, and he deserves the full consideration of all Nigerians as they prepare to cast their votes. Source: http://opinions.ng/chatgpt-bola-tinubus-strengths-candidate/ |
triplek2000:You may use Google Maps and politely ask the riders to put you through if they are familiar with their destination. |
Nice one. LTV, you are going off terrestrial broadcast too much. It is not everybody that can afford PayTV to watch your station. Try using alternative sources of electricity to power your transmitters until digital broadcasts becomes mandatory for all. |
Leonidas8:Let me follow your logic. The president owns the country so he may run it as he deems fit and remove anybody from the country since HE OWNS THE PLACE. Your argument may work in an ABSOLUTE MONARCHY, not the presidential system. Now, if we agree that the president does not own the country, it would be wrong to describe him as the landlord in this analogy. He is more like the Facility Manager who has promised to ensure the facility is well-managed and maintained. His political party may be described as his Facility Management Company. The occupiers of the flats own each of their flats without precluding others from owning theirs just like my being a citizen of Nigeria does not obstruct your right as a citizen of Nigeria. Now, going back to the flat owners and their facility manager. The facility manager will usually try to ensure that the common areas of the building and utilities are properly maintained. However, this does not preclude the flat owners from fair use of the property. Where the flat owners refuse to abide by the principle of fair usage, the work of the facility manager and any other one appointed after him will be frustrated with limited positive results. |
jmoore:A graphic one? |
gidgiddy:You tell me and we will take it from there. |
Pojomojo:Experience managing a business. Interacting with jobseekers of varying abilities as a career coach. |
The summary of our problems as a country.
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The employment market is stratified. The top talent that is easily teachable are recruited by top organisations. The average level candidates tend to be employed by the medium level organizations while the low level talent tend to end up in small businesses unless they are the startup owners. What I have done as an entrepreneur is to target smart students and IT students to help with our business. Even this pool of talent is becoming difficult to get these days; many young people want to start talking about millions after secondary school. The society is going crazy when it comes to money. |
Options still available for those interested. |
One of the reasons Nigeria is so unstable is the activities of foreign agents in the country. |
These ones are already juvenile delinquents. The world is getting close to its terminal point with these sort of occurrences. |
We should not be importing wheat and maize if we are serious about agriculture. Somebody, somewhere is probably trying to make money from this gap though. I wish them the best. |
Talk to your lawyer to help you engage with the banks. Smells like some sort of trouble. |
Ironically, I find Jumia to be more efficient. Konga has been very innovative lately but that innovation still has a lot of problems working effectively for the consumer. I would have preferred someone else taking over Jumia not Mr Leo Stan Ekeh. |
charles009:Make your money in Nigeria, travel the world on vacation. The idea of Japa is external to you not internal. This means you want to use other people's trajectory to run your life- recipe for disaster. |
mrsample:Do it in your spare time to learn how it works. You may give out cars for others to rent or buy from you in the future once you have an idea. |
mrsample:Buy the car, after you complete your registration, do Uber with it. Contact me to put you through getting on Uber for free. This way, your car becomes an asset that can get you an even better flat in a year if you are focused. |