₦airaland Forum

mager:
yes i saw him, buh he said he will come back home after valentine.

Naughtysite:
You sound unserious.

May he be found.

simplemach:
all these long grammer................
I smell jealousy and envy. the girl mouth don dey pass your own, so you are warning her to slow down on her speed to fame.
May God take her to her destination at the top and guide her there.

4nobody4every1:
.....l dont understand?.....she is what??>.

4nobody4every1:
.l think She will be properly guided and advised by her immediate siblings to close her honey pot for now or use pills, watch every move from the hubby, l dont think she will be moronic to allow her hubby to railroad her with pregnancy, fingers crossed

zed7:
Youths like u are d problem with Nigeria

abuayman:
Hmmm. EFCC una try. At least, FG collected almost 600m on bail alone, correct business wallahi.

Compliance:
Hi fellow nairalanders, I need urgent and serious advices. I applied for a masters degree at Walden online university in 2013, I always had one of their agents calling me to consider studying with them since I showed my interest. He suggested the course I should put in for. That was masters in public health administration. Sincerely, he was too really on my neck then and I got his calls almost everyday. I guess is a white man. He's always calling to intimate me of the processes, until I got the admission letter, at a point he asked if I could be paying monthly.

I was sent some hard copy textbooks too. I started a few classes online, but when I started it was entirely something, I attended about 3 classes, did an assignment but didn't click with the way things were going. I wasn't used to all online lecture stuffs. Besides, I didn't flow because the course was basically based on the American system of health care delivery. I am and agric graduate, that course was like Latin to me.

I then lodged a complain to an advisor that I couldn't cope and besides its difficult keeping with classses due to several Nigerian factors. He said he'll look into it. Since that time I stopped attending the online classes and stopped totally. I attended the class like 3 times or four before I stopped. My laptop was latter stolen some few weeks after that and all materials were even gone.

After about a year I was called to pay up my school fees, I was like, what school fees? I didnt understand, I never wrote a test or exam let alone of obtaining a certificate. I told them I stopped long ago. They sent a few mails too trying to threaten me to pay up or they'll involve a third party, after about another year, They sent me a mail again, and I replied them the same thing, I even told them I would send the textbooks back to them, to me that was the only thing I can say I'm oweing them or I pay for them so they won't say Nigerians are corrupt. I told them my plight, I stopped working, and had no means of livelihood, a graduate looking for job and trying to make ends meet.

Some weeks ago I was contacted by some agents in Lagos about my indebtedness and that I must pay, I repeated the same response and explained to them that I'll pay for the textbooks and that I only did few classes not up to three weeks. They replied me that I must pay for those classes and the books when I converted the bill to Naira, it was above 400k. I was at first laughing it off, but I got a reminder again tonight.

Please I need urgent advises on what my actions could be. That amount is far too outrageous, even if they sell all I have right now, t won't pay the bill. Anyone that has encountered similar issue should please help with suggestions.

arresa:
LONDON (Reuters) - Procter & Gamble Co is working with Goldman Sachs to explore the sale of its hair care business Wella that could be worth around $7 billion, as the world's largest consumer products company streamlines its portfolio, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters


http://www.businessinsider.com/r-exclusive-pg-exploring-sale-of-7-billion-wella-hair-care-unit---sources--2014-11



Educate yourself and quit spewing ignorance..







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That's the 3rd P&G in the SW







NIGERIA, KENYA RANK TOP DESTINATION FOR GLOBAL INVESTMENT – WALL STREET JOURNAL

Africa’s largest economy, Nigeria has emerged the number one frontier-market economy in terms of attracting the most attention from European and American multinationals, a report titled ‘Frontier Market Sentiment Index’ by Wall Street Journal (WSJ) Frontiers has revealed.

http://venturesafrica.com/nigeria-kenya-rank-top-destination-for-global-investment-wall-street-journal/




You really need to keep quiet for your own good..

arresa:
Procter gamble is a fortune 500 company and the world's largest manufacture of consumer products and they not only have manufacturing plants in Nigeria, they rushed up to build 3 powerful manufacturing plants in from Oyo to Ogun and the new one in Lagos.

Nigeria is not a huge market, but the world's largest manufacture of consumer products is building manufacturing plants all over Nigeria for what? Decoration or because of huge market to support their huge investments all over Nigeria?

Now, please tell me, do they have any in your Ghana or Jamaica? The answer is no, none.

Our buying capacity, consuming capacity and huge population is what drives investments and not the silly and pointless layman rubbish you are talking about.

The fact that companies will invest doesn't mean you shouldn't give them extra intensives and breaks to make them invest right away, governments all over the world go on trade visits and missions all over the world regardless so exactly what's your point about wooing investors? That was a very ignorant and dumb comment that made zero sense..

You really need to thank yourself for your low grade thinking..

arresa:
There's obviously a huge difference between All Nigerians and Some Nigerians


With your inability and lack of any capacity to properly read and comprehend simple English words, you are definitely not in any position to question other people's level of education.


You really should be questioning your own lousy and shameful brand of education.





Investors invests based on their ability to make money especially in a huge market like Nigeria, not on your puerile worries, bogus and elementary sentiments.

doctokwus:
So where did PMB call nigerians criminals?
Some senators like Ben Murray Bruce are so pathetic that despite their positions,wealth and contacts,they are no better than members of "free newspaper readers association" at various newspaper stands who only read headlines and are ready to fight over issues,the details or context, they can't grasp because they can't afford to buy such newspapers to read d full details and get d truth.
There are also other Nigerians so blinded by their loss and bitter that they have ceded their ability to think to the hordes of still bitter souls,ethnic jingoists and sycophants of the recently bygone era.
It's a pity.