₦airaland Forum

jimi4us:
Amaechi was behaving like someone who was high on Politics today (channels TV) yesterday

tegafej:
This is really great!

But I seriously hope that he is into fraud cos it has become increasingly difficult to find successful young people these days who are into fraud undercover.

Invictus obi comes to mind.

Fixey:
A mono rail and medieval trains can't move 100,000 a day let alone 1 Million is what I'm saying. Be it trips, be it passengers. Be it to and fro counted separately.

Fixey:
1 Million a day trip. Fabu. You guys still think we're in the era where people don't pay attention to details

Africafooty:
History was made at Media City, Dubai on Friday, January 20

Okuda:
it is not standard. it is also not by force. you guys should stop turning abnormality to normal. even abroad, there is nowhere they would ask you to write it dow, the highest is expectation and maybe during an interview on a casual note, they can ask. you are not obliged to answer that question. they should tender their offer, if it sits well with you, fine, if not, you either ask for something better or don't accept it.!

Yustash001:
Good evening Nairalanders,

I went for an interview yesterday and among questions that was ask in the written interview is "How much was your salary in the previous school where you worked?".
I wrote " it's confidential " because I thought it isn't formal to be asking such question in an interview.

So, during the oral interview, they asked while I didn't write the amount, I told them I don't want to disclose it and I don't think it's formal. I decided not to argue it further when the principal said it's formal, even though I didn't disclose the amount in the end.

So, my people, have you ever experienced such?
And is it formal to ask applicants of the exact amount they receive as salary in the organisation where they formerly work?


Please help push it to the front page...

Trayceey:
not really. The first time he came to see her, which has been a while now, he didn't come empty handed

Exc2000:

Poloyanabo2: :
Good one, Tinubu is really working.
I just can't help but admire the way Tinubu is running lagos like his private property, it's all shades of wrong but not everyone can do that.
Amaechi tried and failed, Oshiomhole failed too, Okorocha failed too.
Or does it have anything to do with the servile nature of Yorubas?

What do you call failure in Ipobian land ?

Is it The new standard guage rail line

Bus Rapid transit

5th economy in Africa

One of the lowest unemployment rate

High GDP

High IGR

Eko Atlantic

Akwa Ibom is diversifying its Economy through investment in infrastructure and Yorubas are very happy for them, same as Kano and Kaduna..... Can't you people pretend to be happy for Lagos

Haba!!!!


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JaneYave:
Dei-Dei? Why not spread out the locations? On a second thought, most low income earners have a good number of kids, why not add more specifications like two bedrooms and palour too. It is a innovation in it's totality if it will be given to those who really need it

FullyFaithFully:
https://assessment.nshp.gov.ng/individual

b3llo:
I hope common man will be able to get the house when he apply for it.

Diffen:
Please, in the registration portal for housing needs, what will I put under " how would you want your home finished"? ,

Secondly, what are the likely implications if I choose the home outside my state of residence?

What are f I choose solar system for the house, does it increase the price of the house?

Mgbadike80:
Government of we would, I'll take them serious when the houses have been completed and allocated to those that actually needs it.This regime have not started and completed any visible project. Please, where is the link to apply?

Mikocake:
How do one know when his application is accepted?

Luckydubby7:
Good to hear this
Nobody is above the law.

FactBoyz:
Its not a matter of being the largest in the world or anything; Can it cause the price of rice to reduce? Will there be adequate stable power supply? Can effective hands manage it?

manneger2:
I see people saying BB shouldn't have sold BBM, Hello BB is already fading out before they decided to sale BBM, if they didn't sale it then they will regret not selling it.

victorix:
Way back in 2009/2012, a Blackberry device was on everybody's wishlist. Those Blackberry people use our eyes see pepper that year. Any small thing, "ping me!" "What's your BB pin?" People just assumed that you a BB device. Even the notification sound from BBM alone made some people feel like they have made it, Lol. Then from 2012/2013, the brand began to die. I think people moved to Android devices and iPhones. It was even after the whole Blackberry trend ended I got to use one.

There were other popular phone brands, too, that just suddenly went under the radar. What happened to these brands: HTC, Blackberry, LG, Sony, Motorola, Sony Ericsson, Alcatel? I think Nokia is recently trying to pick up. Those guys made cool devices back then.

Modified: I know some of these brands still make phones, but I'm talking about market share and dominance.

Kindledlight:
So tell us who the the person is.

Kindledlight:
I swear am surprised,I don’t know mama is this social.....

porka:
But do you know the difference between PASSED INTO LAW

and

SIGNED INTO LAW?

Why not take your own advise and "google search" the difference?

For your education and those other ignorant or those paid to muddle issues, bills are PASSED INTO LAW by the legislature. Thereafter, the legislature sends the passed bill to the executive (the governor or president) for assent - that's when they are SIGNED INTO LAW. That's when they become law.

Adams actually used the word SIGNED but the link you provided is saying PASSED INTO LAW by the LAHA.

Even the response from the commissioner didn't provide any proof that the bill was SIGNED as he claimed.

Is it that you are deliberately distorting information or you don't know your right from your left?.

dukeprince50:
Let the best candidate win.
Mrs Yoo Myung-hee is also a good candidate and a trade expert, Ngozi is also good

Johnnyessence:

seunmsg:


What exactly is your point? What do you mean by “no need to hit the polity”? And why do you have to quote the entire story?

you heard me well. don't derail the thread here. US delegates opposed AFDB President , Akinwumi Adesina, at the end, he won that seat back. another US delegates in WTO I
opposed Okonjo Iweala, she will win that seat back
too. she has highest number of votes cast for her nomination.

Davash222:
Is it that Gani, One of the greatest leaders in Yoruba land, is uninformed or the Commissioner of information is lying?

JUST IN: Lagos Assembly passes bill to establish Amotekun
ByPremium Times March 3, 202
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/380060-just-in-lagos-assembly-passes-bill-to-establish-amotekun.html

alizma:
Nothing is wrong with what he said. However, that is the true picture of life. Sometimes you get disappointed the list person you ever expected to disappoint you but you get to move on.

TecM0:




It's not by working or numbers of projects, politics in Nigeria is about zoning and tribal interest


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Brandstudio01:
Thank God he admitted defeat