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Taiye4Christ:
Goldman Resourcing - Our client, a well known Bank in Nigeria is currently seeking to employ suitably qualified candidate to fill the position below:

Job Title: Graduate Risk Analyst
Location: Nationwide

Requirements
The candidate must have a honours (B.Sc/B.com) with professional risk qualification.
B.Sc in Quantitative analytic with a minimum of 2-3 years experience in a bank.

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should send their Resume to: finance.careers@goldmanresourcing.net

Application Deadline 15th February, 2016.

The email address is not correct the msg keep bouncing back. Pls can you re-check d email address again?

eremy:
Do you reside in Abuja?

Powercell Limited has the following job vacancies

1.Client Relationship Executive

2. IT student in the Accounting field

Send your CV to: tchrecruitments@gmail.com

website www.powercelllimited.com

Eremy, I must confess dt u are doing a great job here, I just received my appointment letter for ds job and am to resume by next month. God bless you for your effort.

Just sent in my CV

naijaboy756:
Good evening guys! Please be kind to share what you know about them with regards to career path, Salary structure, wokr type(operations and marketing),branch spread, business function etc... It is urgent pls

When you dey apply you tell us? Now you're asking for assistance go ask google. Mtcheeewwww!!!!

Despite the 'hard knock' life in the centre of excellence, Lagos state still stands out as the land of opportunities, have been taking survey of all the vacant placements here on Nairaland since December and I must confess that 80 percent of the job opportunities are in Lagos state, while the others share the remaining 20percent including our 'so called' FCT where I reside.

That's commendable I must confess whatever lagos is doing that's working for them in terms of employment other states should take a cue.
N/B Am not saying there is no unemployment in Lagos but it better compared to other states.

Etumgbe:
We are one of the leading courier companies in Nigeria. We urgently need a manager to manage our Abakaliki office.

Qualification: B.sc

Candidates residing in Abakaliki have added advantage

Send ur application and CV to augustine.onah@ifexexpressng.com

08036567730

Am much interested in ds job.

onyowo:
I tried applying and it doesn't seem like it was successful....asin when I click send it will just show a blank home page

What browser are you using?

onyowo:
Pls anyone that applied should hint me

I have applied what do you need to be hinted on?

What's the name of the organisation.

OP's thought- after reading this I must confess that while ii respect the intelligence of rastafarians, idolising Haile Selassie this much goes to show how much weed can mess your senses up.

1. King, God or Redeemer?

Think about Rastafari and you’ll immediately
conjure images of the charismatic reggae
master Bob Marley and his headful of swirling
dreadlocks. Marley is certainly a Rastafari icon,
but there is another man at the heart of the
Jamaican movement. He is Ras Tafari: that was
the birth name of Ethiopia's 225th and last
emperor, who was born on 23 July 1892, and
took the regal name Haile Selassie I when he
was crowned. For Rastas, he is God (or Jah)
incarnate - the redeeming messiah.
Nearly 8,000 miles separate Addis Ababa, the
capital of Ethiopia, and Kingston, Jamaica, but
a link between them was forged by a number
of poor black Jamaicans who believed Ras
Tafari’s coronation was the fulfillment of a
prophecy and that he was their redeemer, the
messiah written of in the Bible’s Book of
Revelation: “King of Kings, Lord of lords”. They
believed he would arrange for a deliverance,
which, as they saw it, involved a miraculous
transformation. They would be spirited away
from their lives of poverty in the Caribbean
and relocated in Africa, the land of their
ancestors and their spiritual epicentre.

2.From Ras Tafari to Haile Selassie

Emperor Selassie uncovers a statue in his
honour at his coronation in Addis Ababa. This
video has no sound.
Tafari was a son of a chief adviser to Emperor
Menelik IIl, one of Ethiopia's greatest rulers.
Since childhood, his intelligence impressed the
Emperor, who facilitated his political career.
When in 1930 Menelik II's daughter Empress
Zauditu died, Tafari was crowned emperor.
Haile Selassie's coronation was a lavish event
attended by royals and representatives from
all over the world. The New York Times
reported on the expensive gifts received by
the attendees and speculated that the
celebrations may have cost more than
$3,000,000. Time Magazine dedicated its
iconic cover to the Emperor: it was a world
sensation.
Soon after his coronation, Haile Selassie gave
Ethiopia its first written constitution, which
greatly restricted the powers of Parliament.
Effectively, he was the Ethiopian government.
Succession to the throne was restricted to his
descendants and, the constitution stated, "the
person of the Emperor is sacred, his dignity
inviolable, and his power indisputable."
But in Jamaica, Haile Selassie was becoming
more than the name of a powerful emperor.

3.Marcus Garvey and the vision of Africa

“Look to Africa when a black king shall be
crowned, for the day of deliverance is near.”
This was the prophecy that started it all.
The prophecy was Marcus Garvey’s. Garvey
was a Jamaican activist who campaigned for
political and social change on an island that
had been an important centre for slavery. After
the slave trade was abolished in 1833 and
Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation
freed "all persons held as slaves", life did not
improve dramatically for ex-slaves, their
children and successive generations of black
people.
It's unclear whether the “black king” Marcus
Garvey had referred to was an actual person;
more likely, he meant it as a symbolic figure.
But, when news of Haile Selassie's coronation
in 1930 reached Jamaica, many of Garvey’s
followers made what seemed to them a logical
link. Ras Tafari was the king, and so the day of
deliverance was imminent. That meant they
should prepare themselves for an exodus to
Africa.
Although Marcus Garvey was never actually a
Rastafarian, he is considered to be one of the
religion's prophets, as his ideals heavily
shaped the Rastafarian philosophy.
Only a few years after Haile Selassie's
coronation, Ethiopia became involved in a
terrible war.

4.War in Ethiopia



In 1935, Benito Mussolini's troops invaded
Ethiopia and, in 1936, Haile Selassie fled in
exile with his family. That year, he delivered a
famous speech to the League of Nations in
Geneva, appealing for help to fight the
invaders.
Although during that time he tried to raise
awareness for the Ethiopian cause in Europe,
Selassie spent five years away from his
country. He stayed mainly at Bath's Fairfield
House, but he also briefly stayed in London - a
time that is commemorated by a bust in the
city's Cannizaro Park - and in Malvern, in
Worcestershire. Marcus Garvey heavily
criticised him for leaving his own countrymen
at the mercy of Italy. Haile Selassie
reinstituted his powers as emperor in 1941,
with support from Britain.
Visit to Jamaica
On April 21, 1966, Haile Selassie visited
Jamaica. This was 36-years after his coronation
and the enthusiasm of Rastas was undimmed.
There was now a new generation of Rastas,
many of whom still harboured the vision of an
African exodus.
Haile Selassie was overwhelmed by the
rapturous reception.
He did nothing to dispel thoughts of his divine
status. By this time, Garvey had died and his
criticism of Haile Selassie forgotten in Jamaica.
But around the world, the jury was not
unanimous. Although he wanted to project the
image of a progressive emperor, he faced
accusations of being a greedy dictator.
Among the rapturous crowds who turned out
to honour their redeemer was the wife of a 21 year old Jamaican musician. He had just
formed a band called the Wailers and his name
was Robert Nesta Marley.

5.The Rastaman cometh


Bob Marley was arguably the most influential
Rasta in history. He never claimed to be a
prophet, though his songs had a prophetic
character; and he was never a leader, though
his many followers treated him as one.
Marley and his band the Wailers, in 1973,
released their album Catch a Fire. Two years
later the album Natty Dread sold well
internationally. Both records were loaded with
Rasta symbols and motifs, prompting music
fans to ask questions about their meanings. By
the time of the release of Rastaman Vibration
in 1976, there were Rastas in practically every
British city and in many parts of North
America.
Young black people had fashioned their hair
into the long coiled dreadlocks, as worn by
Marley, were carrying what were called prayer
sticks (i.e. walking canes) and wearing clothes
in the colours of the Ethiopian flag, green,
yellow and red, usually with the addition of
black. While their parents were, in the main,
Christians, young blacks in places like London,
Birmingham and Manchester, were drawn to a
different theology, which incorporated a
political critique.
All around them they saw evidence of Babylon,
personified in the police, but were guided by
an image of deliverance in the form of Africa.

6.I and I


Famine and revolution
Back at home, things took a turn for the worse
for Emperor Selassie. In 1973, a terrible
famine killed approximately 200,000
Ethiopians, mostly in Wollo province.
Only a year later, the Derg, a group of army
officers with a Marxist agenda, overthrew Haile
Selassie in a military coup. Sick and
imprisoned, he died in 1975.
'Lies of Babylon'
Haile Selassie's death was described by his
followers as his 'disappearance', since they
refused to believe he had passed away. And
when the subject came up, the phrase 'lies of
Babylon' was frequently used in the Rasta
community.
Many Rastas believed the white-dominated
structure they called Babylon had propagated
a falsehood in an attempt to undermine the
then fast-growing Rastafarian movement.
Others discounted the news by pointing out
that Jah (the Rasta name for God) had
temporarily occupied the earthly body of Haile
Selassie. The passing of Haile Selassie’s body
was merely a sign that Jah was not just a
human being but also a spirit.
A third interpretation and the one most Rastas
adhere to, concerns the concept I and I: this
refers to the essential unity of all humanity;
we may inhabit different human bodies, but
we are all spiritually united. Haile Selassie may
have gone, but to see him as a single deity
misunderstands the meaning of Rastafari: his
spirit lies in all of us and can’t be
extinguished. From birth, we are all ephemeral
bodies, but our souls live on.

7.How does Haile Selassie live in music?

Many musicians wrote songs inspired by
Selassie. Bob Marley's song War, is almost
verbatim from his speech before the United
Nations in 1963.

Source: BBC
africanleadership.co.uk/blog/?p=4509

Rapsowdee01:
OP oya na

You too like free things, oya go sleep all your mates are sleeping.

The church is not a museum for good people, it an hospital for the broken. The son of God never supports self righteousness, Jesus and religion are on opposite spectrum. Religion is man searching for God, Christianity is God searching for man.......

Wetin ds one dy talk sef? For your mind now na you sabi speak grammar pass, abeg make I hia word.

My brother run for you life na 'Ogbanje things' some Bini girls winch na wireless.

You mean you hads ex with a stranger without a condom? Damn!!!! Na GOD save you in many ways.

sinaj:
Xo wotsup wid d generalization

Am not generalising but most ladies hv met even in my workplace do ds.

sinaj:
Xo wotsup wid d generalization

Am not generalising but most ladies do ds.

Sometimes girl usually amaze me they think the only way they can get favours from men is by manipulating and deceiving guys even when it not necessary. This is a conversation I had with a girl who was trying to ask for airtime. Have been trying to ask her for a relationship for a while now but she said no, she barely even reply my chats so you could see the surprise on my face last night when she chatted me up and even called me 'my love' only to beg for airtime later on. Of cos I wud send the airtime just to contribute to charity but for her mind now she don catch maga.

Jeffboi:
Buy her. Car. Range won't be bad

Abeg mention realistic gifts, I no even get okada for myself.......

Jeffboi:
Buy her. Car. Range won't be bad

Abeg mention realistic gifts, I no even get okada for myself.......

I have one of the best neighbour anyone can hope to have, she is caring, adorable, and have been supportive. Am not the type that buys gifts for people so I prefer to just give out money. But if I give this lady money it might create an impression am not too sure of . So guys help me with suggestion of gifts for her. ***she's like a sister ooooo!!! So no bad romantic intentions intended***

TedBaker:
Be sure u will go the d dentist afta eatin d rice, because e go bore holes inside ur teeths. E nearly finish my teeth wen i bin dey serve 4 ebonyi.

Liar!!!!!! Have you tasted the rice before? Don't know why pessimist like you would not say atleast one good thing about the country. If we don't promote our own products who will? Abeg gerrarahia joor!!!

Ok. Let me come to your house then, Abi na under mango tree you prefer?

The general election has since come and gone and the reflections from that election has since shown how much power the electorates wields with their votes, issues in the recent weeks as shown how PDP was trying so hard to kick money around as usual to buy votes; we've seen how in recent weeks how the former Minister of finance and Dasuki can not explain the missing of billions of dollars. The APC should learn something from here that there are still things money can't just buy in Nigeria politics, the only way out now is good governance and no short cuts.

manny4u:
Being unemployed is one of the difficult realities in Nigeria, but when calls for interviews and aptitude test eventually comes the process and the wait is usually even more challenging and frustrating. Some can take as long as 2 years and the minimum I have seen so far is 6months. Why are organisations taking so long to conclude there recruitment process without even giving some mood of explanation to the applicants?

Hmmmmmmm! My first front page. I dedicate ds one to my dog 'shally' you see I told you one day
I told you one day e better. And to my fellow applicant let's keep hoping it can only get better and to those lazy human resource managers that are intentionally delaying our appointment letters, 'don't worry continue diaris God oooo' and to does organisations that are under employing our graduates and paying them peanuts don't worry continue the thunder wey go fire una still dey do press up.

Being unemployed is one of the difficult realities in Nigeria, but when calls for interviews and aptitude test eventually comes the process and the wait is usually even more challenging and frustrating. Some can take as long as 2 years and the minimum I have seen so far is 6months. Why are organisations taking so long to conclude there recruitment process without even giving some mood of explanation to the applicants?

Well I know it Harmattan but you can still sleep naked under a very thick blanket naked, sleeping unclad boost self confidence it scientifically proven.

EroticAngelina:
Pls don't say that during this cold harmattan season

More reason why you need me to keep you warm

EroticAngelina:
Pls don't say that during this cold harmattan season

More reason why you need me to keep you warm

THERE’S a good chance you probably wear something in bed - but perhaps it’s time you changed the habit of a lifetime and got naked. Scientists and relationship psychologists say there are some major benefits to sleeping in the nude.
Here are five of the best reasons:
1. IT’S MORE HYGIENIC
Sleeping in your pants encourages yeast and bacteria to prosper, particularly when you are warm in bed. Going commando effectively airs it out and decreases bacteria build up.

2. YOU’LL SLEEP BETTER
The National Sleep Foundation say the cooler you are the deeper a sleep you will have. Your body temperature should naturally decrease as you go into a deeper sleep. Layers of clothes can prevent this.

3. YOU’LL HAVE A BETTER LOVE LIFE
Leading psychologists say sleeping skin-to-skin will increase hormones like oxytocin. This leaves you with a higher desire to have sex.

4. IT GIVES YOU AN INCREDIBLE SENSE OF FREEDOM
It is one of the only times you can be truly naked without feeling self-conscious.

5. IT CAN HELP YOU LOSE WEIGHT
Because sleeping naked keeps your body cooler, your cortisol levels stay low. High cortisol levels, even after waking, it can increase anxiety, cravings for bad food and cause weight-gain.

www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/features/6658046/Why-you-should-be-sleeping-naked.html?CMP=spklr-_-Editorial-_-FBPAGE-_-TheSun-thesun-_-20151205-_-Features-_-296944507-_-Imageandlink

daretodiffer:
cc Miggs

You know you are not worthy of respect and honor. You know you lack confidence. You know you are nothing without a woman's praise. You are know one. You are not even a beta man, you are the lowest of the lowest. If I were you, I would be focused on improving my self esteem confidencev and raisungb my esteem level. No successful and confident woman born of responsible parents would look at you.

Why don't you do US a favor, focus on women have no self worth and who thrives on pleasing others at the detriment of their happiness.


A woman's decision to live and breathe her kitchen or manage her home does not make her less of a human being. If she is doing it for the sake of the family, then she is as much important to the family as her husband who goes to work every day to fend for his family.

Bros calm down this lady has knock you off on ds one, it is 21st century my guy ladies are becoming sexually independent and adventurous too. I had an experience last weekend 'one of my girlfriends' came around and just 5minutes of being in my house I was trying to just gist with her and the next thing she said was 'Manny cut the crap come and make love to me letme go home' I was surprised of cos but with my tail btw my legs I did it and she left. This girl has always been telling me what she likes about me is the dick,dress sense and the height and I have always felt used by ds lady but I can't just resist her, 'the kitten too sweet'. She doesn't want a relationship with me cos she believe am not much a bad boy the way she wants it. So let's live with it women are becoming more adventurous too which is a good thing. Women even pay for sex too ds days incase you don't know it.