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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: N-Power: Sadiya Farooq's Message To Batch A And B Beneficiaries by mannyiyke: 1:17pm On Jul 01, 2020

EzeIgboNwaChukwu:
is this possible?

cc mannyiyke

Ignore them. Life in Delta is even harder compared to some places in Lagos. It's hard to save N30K. Even the government know the truth, but they'll like to hide the truth.

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: N-Power: Sadiya Farooq's Message To Batch A And B Beneficiaries by mannyiyke: 10:44am On Jul 01, 2020

EzeIgboNwaChukwu:
someone with sense intact would have saved those money and now after being engaged, set up business

The money is not saveable. You talked as if you don't live in Nigeria. There's inflation everywhere. They pay house rent, transport fare and feed themselves. N30K is N1000 daily. They didn't even give them a breathing space to do other things. Head teachers and principals wouldn't even allow N-Teach beneficiaries to rest. If they failed to come to work, they would report them immediately. I would have agreed with you if the money was given in bulk to them.

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: N-Power: Sadiya Farooq's Message To Batch A And B Beneficiaries by mannyiyke: 10:39am On Jul 01, 2020

Johnson5258:
So humane, she sound like a mother. Well done ma. Thanks.

Are you sure you read the write-up very well? Hmmm.

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: N-Power: Sadiya Farooq's Message To Batch A And B Beneficiaries by mannyiyke: 10:37am On Jul 01, 2020

ademijuwonlo:
most of them have other jobs they are doing!

it's not true. Most of them don't have other jobs. Nteach beneficiaries went to work everyday. They didn't even have time for themselves, let alone setting up businesses. And most of the beneficiaries were N-Teach. One of them even committed suicide in Ibadan on hearing that they would go in this June.

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: N-Power: Sadiya Farooq's Message To Batch A And B Beneficiaries by mannyiyke: 10:32am On Jul 01, 2020

Tladybukky:
Please can you give us the genuine official website

NPower.fmhds.gov.ng

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: N-Power: Sadiya Farooq's Message To Batch A And B Beneficiaries by mannyiyke: 10:30am On Jul 01, 2020

truthhurts2:
Your number 5... As a "still single" individual, earning 30k per month (720,000 for 2yrs), if you know what you are doing, you should be able to get something out of it, be it savings or start a mini business with it.

Nobody can save from N30k monthly. They go to work, eat and feed themselves. The government should have given the money in bulk and tell the beneficiaries to use it to set up businesses. Do you know that if you don't go to work, they'll quickly put you on hold for a month, after which if your reply to their query doesn't convince them enough, they'll sack you. Those that started business connived with them, or probably they had businesses before they got NPower, and they also gave them some money every month, to avoid being sacked. Some used theirs to complete Master's and PhD programmes. Don't you know that N30K is N1000 everyday? If given in bulk is a huge amount of money, but if given as a stipend of N30K, it's not saveable.

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: N-Power: Sadiya Farooq's Message To Batch A And B Beneficiaries by mannyiyke: 10:18am On Jul 01, 2020

hotplate:
please someone should answer me 'what arw the chances for a biochemistry graduate applying for the n-health category'?

That's where you belong.

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: N-Power: Sadiya Farooq's Message To Batch A And B Beneficiaries by mannyiyke: 10:16am On Jul 01, 2020

Seunaj05:
For those of you hailing this woman that she has done well by following the initial agreement let's not forget the following:
1. Laolu Akande who still remains the spokesman for the Npower program categorically told the beneficiaries in a live chat that they will be made permanent staffs if they reelection Buhari into office. Alot of the beneficiaries fell for this scam.
2. What is the fate of those who have already started a family based on earnings from NPOWER? I know couples who are both Npower beneficiaries.
3. Why exit beneficiaries without clearly stating out what the transitioning package would be? I guess the promise of transitioning is just another scam, a political strategy to maintain calm and order. As for me, stipends ought not to stop until Farouk is sure of what's coming up for the disengaged beneficiaries
4. In Nigeria today, it is almost impossible for beneficiaries to save something substantial to start a living out of 30k monthly stipend. Again in my own opinion, part of the money, say 5k, should have have been deducted on a monthly basis and be given to beneficiaries at the end of program.
5. How do you think that someone who has earned 30k monthly for 2 years would readjust back to earning nothing? Perhaps by resulting to crimes to maintain standard of living??
Goodluck to the retired beneficiaries, God almighty will see you through

She has not even paid them June and July stipends, yet she quickly announced that their tenure has come to an end. For batch B, they started in August 2018 and will complete their tenure in July, 2020. Some were not paid their February, March and April stipends. That woman is a crook.

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: N-Power: Sadiya Farooq's Message To Batch A And B Beneficiaries by mannyiyke: 10:10am On Jul 01, 2020

Kingpele:
Whenever I look at this woman, I remember Mrs mmadueke the crook, this woman looks like a crook, I don't know how but I feel it in my mind that this woman is a thief... God forgive me if am wrong... Happy new month to every single person in this forum and the guest readers

Deziani Madueke is not like this woman. In fact, the corruption she's accused of, may not be totally true. Madueke volunteered to come back home and defend those allegations, but the Nigerian Government told the British Government to try her in London. What then do you want her to do? Besides, Madueke, as Petroleum Minister, was resourceful and hardworking. In the process, she stepped on many toes who wanted to continue shortchanging this country through shoddy deals. The woman is not a saint, but she's not the same as this disaster woman.

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Romance › Re: Lady Laments As Fine Boy Who Collected Her Number 3Months Ago Refuses To Woo Her by mannyiyke: 1:00am On Jul 01, 2020

THUNDER4real:
The guy get full time employment in greeting.

Romance › Re: Lady Laments As Fine Boy Who Collected Her Number 3Months Ago Refuses To Woo Her by mannyiyke: 12:59am On Jul 01, 2020

Rozz:
LMAO

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Education › Re: UNIZIK Isn't Admitting Students Into Medicine? by mannyiyke: 12:53am On Jul 01, 2020

GideonOmach:
Wonderful! EBSU does her admission by not-so-known criteria except the CGPA criterion. wow!
Meanwhile, you are not allowed to make more than one university a choice in D.E right?

Also, do you know if any of both schools demand for NYSC discharge certificate and transcript for D.E applicants after admission?

Yes. EBSU even needs the transcript before the admission, while UNN will ask you to pay N10,000 for the transcript, after admission. They'll then go to your Alma mater and get the transcript.

NYSC certificate is not compulsory, but I was asked to present it at EBSU.

You can choose federal and state universities as first and second choices. However, no second choice university offers the candidate admission into medicine. Candidates who may choose them as first choice are usually numerous. So, making a university a second choice cannot guarantee you admission in that school.

I can't really tell the procedure EBSU uses to arrive at who will be offered a direct entry admission into medicine, other than second class upper requirement. Apart from the 2.1 criterion, I don't really know how they choose the ones they want. I was just lucky. It was God's grace.

Education › Re: UNIZIK Isn't Admitting Students Into Medicine? by mannyiyke: 4:35pm On Jun 30, 2020

GideonOmach:
Thanks so much for the info.

But If EBSU doesn't have a post-D.E. screening procedure, how do they vet the admission process?

Also, do you have an idea what the UNN post application exam looks like (its scope, nature, number of questions etc) or at least, as at when you were there?

That's why it's hard to gain a direct entry admission at EBSU, although I was lucky when I did a direct entry application into medicine there. The first criterion is that the candidates must graduate with second class upper. So, EBSU doesn't offer DE admission into medicine, to second class lower degree holders.

With respect to UNN, its post-DE is the same as JAMB questions. If you can score high in JAMB, you can also score high in it.

Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Abeokuta, Ogun State That Will Make You Love The City by mannyiyke: 3:13pm On Jun 30, 2020

Why are u Pained dt Ogun is benefiting from Lagos sw sw

Let's anambra benefit from delta na... No, they can't.. Even deltans hate you guys... They have never trusted u, ur forefathers or even ur unborn generations

Every state benefits from its contiguous state. However, It's Delta that benefits more from Anambra than Anambra benefits from Delta. Onitsha main market is the home for all the businessmen and women from Asaba, Warri, Port Harcourt, Benin, etc.

Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Abeokuta, Ogun State That Will Make You Love The City by mannyiyke: 3:06pm On Jun 30, 2020

HedwigesMaduro:
Being born in Yoruba land doesn't make you Yoruba. And your flat head just gave you up for what you are. By the way, how your Gala sales dey go?

Gala business is a serious business. You may be surprised to know that they make a lot. Instead of being idle, or looking for something to steal, the person should start small. All these billionaires started small and ended up making it big. Dangote started with a small shop. So, despise not the little beginning. It's not a shame to sell gala. Without those gala sellers, the gala manufacturing industries may fold up.

Travel › Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Abeokuta, Ogun State That Will Make You Love The City by mannyiyke: 2:53pm On Jun 30, 2020

scholes0:
I repeat... Imo is a mediocre 1 town state. And Imo lacks industry.
Imolites are all over the SW enjoying opportunities they can't back home.
Go sit down and think deep. Stop lying to your ori.

I'm from Anambra, but it's not true that Imo is a mediocre state. Imo has industries too. Truth be told, Imo state capital is more beautiful than Ogun State capital. Besides, when you get to the villages, there are more beautiful and new generation houses in Imo than in Ogun.

However, Ogun has more industries than Imo due to its contiguity to Lagos. What are those opportunities they're enjoying in the SW that they can't enjoy back home? They are contributing revenues to the wellbeing of the SW. It's their sweat. There are also some Yorubas living in Imo, doing business and contributing revenues to the wellbeing of Imo, although the number of Imolites doing business and contributing revenues in the SW is greater than the number of Yorubas living in Imo State.

Nigeria is a secular state. Anybody can choose where he or she likes to live. It doesn't mean that there are no opportunities in that person's state.

I know some Igbos who travelled to the SW and the North, thinking that more opportunities abound there than in Igboland. They later came back with nothing. For instance, there was this Anambra young man who travelled to Lagos, did all kinds of business, but couldn't make a headway. He came back to Abakaliki in Ebonyi State with nothing, and started life afresh. It amazed people how he became rich quickly. He became a multimillionaire before he died. They're numerous I know too. So, there are opportunities everywhere. It's we humans that look down on potential opportunities, because some humans don't look into the future or think that Lagos is filled with more opportunities than other places.

Family › Re: Should I Divorce My Wife? by mannyiyke: 11:14pm On Jun 29, 2020

Encash:
I had introduction. We we're about to do the traditional marriage. Her mother died. I invited the family after two years since her parents are dead one of the distant uncle gave me a bill, including a cow. We opted for a court marriage. It was done.

But this woman is disrespectful. Pastors prophet tell she has a spirit husband. Sometimes I see a man fighting me in the dream. After sex smthing will bit my d..k. 3 times a year. She refused to go for deliverance. She is stubborn and self centered.

Her brothers and sisters are supporting her ill manners. Myself and brothers have gone to the police station once. This is because of the differences. Ok, Come and take your sister I won't see them. She can leave my kids for me or take them along. I do 80percent of the spending, paying house rent for more than 10 years and payment of fees. A frigid woman that hate sex like shit.

People advise I stay because of the kids. But I can't continue like this. I am fed up .

Please advise no insult.

Go and pay her bride price, please. It's not a must you should pay or do everything one of her uncles said. I guess she's not happy that you've not paid her bride price. There's nothing like spiritual husbands. Those pastors deceived you. I agree that you have some points, but I just want you to know that it's not easy anywhere, even in divorce, bachelorhood, etc. You just have to endure. Study your wife and understand her properly. This life is not a bed of roses. Also, be prayerful too. There's nothing God cannot do.

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Education › Re: UNIZIK Isn't Admitting Students Into Medicine? by mannyiyke: 9:31pm On Jun 29, 2020

GideonOmach:
Alright sir. sorry for disturbing but, I don't know if you could link me up with anyone currently there. I'm a medical aspirant (who is considering UNN/EBSU for D.E) and I need a few information to acquaint me with the system around the school.

Thanks

(I have previously been trying to reach Dr. Storm2 but it seems she is not so much around on Nairaland anymore).

For EBSU, you must graduate with second class upper, and it doesn't conduct a physical post-DE screening. You only buy the form and fill it online. For UNN, it takes second class lower, but you must score up to 320 to 350 in its post-DE, to stand a chance. The people I know there are in their clinical training. So, they don't live at UNEC again. They're clinical students of medicine and dentistry at UNTH. So, they won't be of any help. Just read very well, purchase a JAMB DE form, and when UNN advertises its post-DE screening form, you go and purchase it. EBSU doesn't take enough. UNN has a problem in over-admission only to weed some of them out in the 2nd mbbs.

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Education › Re: UNIZIK Isn't Admitting Students Into Medicine? by mannyiyke: 8:49pm On Jun 29, 2020

GideonOmach:
Hello Mannyike. please I need your assistance. I don't know if you're still available at UNN.

No, I'm no longer there. I left UNN a long time ago.

Politics › Re: Ajimobi For Burial On Friday by mannyiyke: 2:22am On Jun 26, 2020*

tot:
If you are truly a Christian, you would know:

"For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast."

You forgot the chapter that says that no fornicator, sorcerer, murderer, etc, will enter God's kingdom. Even the chapter that says that if your left eye will make you sin, that it's better you pluck it out. One chapter also says that without holiness, no man shall see God. All these chapters talk about our deeds. It's true that God saved us, not because of our works, but by His grace, but if you continue in sin, grace will not abound. Therefore, our deeds will judge us when we fail to make use of the salvation freely given to us by grace. In fact, your quotation specifically talks about the salvation Jesus got for us. It meant that we didn't deserve the salvation, because of sin. But then the Bible also says, "shall we continue in sin that grace may abound?". Even Revelation says that every man will be judged according to his deeds (Revelation 20:12). Also, we'll all stand before the judgement seat of God and judged according to our deeds in the body (2nd Corinthians 5:10).

The summary of the whole matter is that He got salvation for us, without our work, but by grace through faith, but if we continue in sin grace will no longer abound. So, our good deeds also matter. And no sinner shall enter God's kingdom. We make mockery of the salvation He gave us by grace if we can't bear good fruits. After all, faith without work is dead.

Moreover, non-Christians can also make heaven. Jesus even admired the faith of the Centurion and said that so many people will come from the East and West, North and South and enter God's kingdom, while the children of the kingdom will be cast out.

Politics › Re: Ajimobi For Burial On Friday by mannyiyke: 7:32pm On Jun 25, 2020

hidhrhis:
the guy dey mad he use to talk like all muslims will enter hellfire and all those who accepted jesus will enter heaven
heaven kee him family

Don't mind him. I'm a Christian, but it's our deeds that judge us. Both Muslims and Christians who did good while alive will enjoy paradise. In fact, anyone who did good will enjoy paradise. May his soul rest in peace.

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Politics › Re: Uzodinma: APC Will Field Candidate, Win Edo Election by mannyiyke: 8:00pm On Jun 19, 2020

Pollze:
We shall see

APC needs the usual federal might to win considering how popular Obaseki is.

If Oshiomole is not able to win the forces against him in the ruling party over before the election, people like Kabaka will not be able to influence the election

In short, whoever Abuja tilts towards will win.

Check my signature to know how to win weekly incentives by ting with opinion polls

If it's free and fair, Obasek will win; if it's rigged, by using the police and the military, Eze-Amu abi na Ize-Iyamu (king of pen.is) grin

will win.

Politics › Re: Uzodinma: APC Will Field Candidate, Win Edo Election by mannyiyke: 7:58pm On Jun 19, 2020

Pollze:
We shall see

APC needs the usual federal might to win considering how popular Obaseki is.

If Oshiomole is not able to win the forces against him in the ruling party over before the election, people like Kabaka will not be able to influence the election

In short, whoever Abuja tilts towards will win.

Check my signature to know how to win weekly incentives by interacting with opinion polls

If it's free and fair, Obasek will win; if it's rigged, by using the police and the military, Eze-Amu abi na Ize-Iyamu (king of pen.is) grin

will win.

Politics › Re: Uzodinma: APC Will Field Candidate, Win Edo Election by mannyiyke: 7:52pm On Jun 19, 2020

Poloyanabo2:
You are only a supreme court governor, you know nothing about winning!

Politics › Re: Ehanire: Buhari’s Government The Most Sincere Nigeria Has Ever Had by mannyiyke: 7:48pm On Jun 19, 2020

Esseite:
Please before you keep telling lies on sincerity and seriousness, where did you keep the coronavirus chinese doctors we chartered jet and did grand welcoming with banners and cultural dancers for?...

Politics › Re: Ehanire: Buhari’s Government The Most Sincere Nigeria Has Ever Had by mannyiyke: 7:47pm On Jun 19, 2020

FemolasticA:
E be like this man done high..... I no won talk o

Politics › Re: Obaseki Unveils PDP Campaign Poster (Pics) by mannyiyke: 6:05pm On Jun 19, 2020

African politicians lack ideology. They're prostit.utes.

Politics › Re: Obaseki Unveils PDP Campaign Poster (Pics) by mannyiyke: 6:03pm On Jun 19, 2020

squash47:
I am now convinced that all politicians are the same,
it's just the name of the political party that differs.
...
Who would have believed that Ize Iyamu will switch to APC, while Obaseki will switch to PDP In less than 5 years.
...
very soon, APC will start promoting Iyamu as a saint while Obaseki will be presented as a bad person all of a sudden.

...

Trusting a politician is a big risk.

That's why we should not quarrel, fight or die because of them. You might be surprised when you see them together gisting, celebrating and popping champagne.

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Politics › Re: Court Restrains Victor Giadom From Parading Himself As Member APC NWC by mannyiyke: 5:59pm On Jun 19, 2020

Brandstudio01:
APC Abeg your problem too much

Education › Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by mannyiyke: 4:53pm On Jun 19, 2020

Period007:
Asks clinicians working in big federal/state teaching hospitals,FMCs and top hospitals if Pharmacists go on ward rounds

This pharmacist wrote that very few hospitals allow pharmacists to do ward round. That's why I said that I've not seen that. Maybe, in the future, more hospitals will key into that.

Education › Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by mannyiyke: 2:58pm On Jun 19, 2020

Period007:
Don't mind that guy,it was when he mentioned Pharmacists don't go on ward rounds I knew I was agueing with an Ili informed and misinformed medical student whose highest achievements at 30+ is been in medical school

You don't know me well to know my other achievements. When I was in UNN, I met a law student who was in his 50's, and the law programme was his first degree programme. He was offered admission via UTME. He was not yet married too, but he was highly determined and focused.

In UNN medical school then, I also saw very old guys who I thought were lecturers, but on the contrary, they were medical students.

Then in my current school (Ebonyi State University), I saw some of them who are in their 40's and 50's studying medicine with us. Some hold first degree like me, while some didn't go to university before. It's all different strokes for different folks.

Then in Maiduguri, a pharmacist also told me how he advised his friend who was into business to leave his business, and go back to school to study pharmacy, that he was not good at business, and being a brilliant guy when they were in secondary school, he should go back to school. The friend heeded the advice, even though he was in his 40's then. Today, he's a professor of pharmacy.

I've never seen in Nigeria when pharmacists do ward round. Give me the link. I don't hate pharmacy. I just said the truth. So, don't crucify me for airing my views. Let's end the argument. Every course is good. Una don win. I no get strength for the argument again. All I know is that I never lied about the true nature of pharmacy in Nigeria.

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