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coogar:pls don't go there. Just state your point and move on. No one sets the standard on how to support any team. |
coded guy:not exactly true. the problem is that Coogar will tell us that Anderson had a spectacular game and would have been even better if his midfield partner was more mobile. the other problem is that inspite of every evidence to the contrary he keeps insisting the boy is mint and the shining light of a less than stellar midfield. I have no problem with Anderson he is an okay player, inconsistent in his general play, a bit erratic with his passing, loads of energy and very poor shooting. He has lots of potential but same can be said of Pogba et al. I really see no reason to call Anderson world class. This has been my problem with Coogar. i understand his personal love for Anderson but he can't wish away the realities. Our midfield is less than world class and Anderson is part of the problem not an exception. He is not the problem but part of it. |
manny4life:supported. |
coogar:kai! this your Anderson get too many requirements o!. first you asked for him to be wedded to Cleverely on the pitch, now you are asking for two deep lying midfielders. please just reel out all the requirements, i don't want any more surprises in future. |
RuuDie:you did not get my point. he is the best cos he gives you both; the speed of light and that of a snail. |
Bawss1:I will pay to read DAYOKANU's comment on this. DK,where are you? |
coogar:that is because our midfield is crippled. RuuDie:stop complaining,only the best midfielder can give you the best of both worlds like you just described. |
oyb:stop crying over spilled milk. Just enjoy the fresh air. breath in, |
Despite all the talk of Islamic fundamentalism, SLS is loyal to his KC boys. After all, Atedo Peterside is one of his close friends. I have heard of several muslims who will not step foot in a church but i am sure this is not SLS first time in church. It is not just a muslim thing, i know Jehovah witnesses who will not step foot in a church. |
solaugo:That one will be the mother of all looting. |
No interest in the house? |
If you fit the bill and are interested, give it a go. |
Dear xxxxx, We are delighted to inform you about a newly established scholarship for the MBA programme, for those students pursuing social or green ventures. The Bertha Centre for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship has been established at the GSB as a result of a partnership between the GSB and The Bertha Foundation. The centre will drive research in, and promote the practice of social innovation and entrepreneurship and will provide courses and is designing an elective action learning programme on the MBA. Furthermore, the centre will run an outreach programme training social entrepreneurs. This moves the GSB one step closer to reaching a goal of motivating “business for better”. The focus will be on encouraging MBA students to fully realise projects and business ideas that make a real positive impact on society and they will have access to communities and to mentors to build on their ideas and create companies. The school aims to continue catering for those students looking for the traditional MBA, but there will be an unavoidable added facet – students will graduate with a social conscience. As part of the Centre’s outreach, five MBA scholarships have been established. Please see the information below about eligibility and applying for the Bertha scholarship. ELIGIBILITY FOR THE BERTHA SCHOLARSHIP The criteria used for selection of Bertha Scholars are: Candidates must be a resident of an African country Candidates must have started or worked in an entrepreneurial social or green venture, or have worked on developing base of pyramid or social business strategies in a corporation for at least 1 year Candidates must demonstrate a strong moral character, strong entrepreneurial drive, a track record of action, leadership qualities, traits of social activism and a commitment to the sustainable development of emerging economies Through the submission of an essay, candidates must show how the MBA at this stage in their career will help to accelerate their impact and how it will contribute to the wider creation of value for society Candidates must demonstrate some need for the scholarship, through either previous work experience, personal background or demonstrated commitment to start a social venture, which make self-funding the MBA a significant burden. HOW TO APPLY FOR THE BERTHA SCHOLARSHIP Candidates must independently and concurrently apply for the MBA of the UCT Graduate School of Business. See www.gsb.uct.ac.za/mba for full details about the MBA programme, eligibility, criteria and how to apply to the business school. At the time of applying for the MBA, or after their submission, interested candidates must state their interest in the scholarship by emailing the Bertha Centre at berthacentre@gsb.uct.ac.za with the words “Bertha Scholarship” in the subject line and your full contact details in the body of the email. After the submission of your MBA application, GSB admissions will first assess your application to ensure that you meet the academic requirements sought by the school. Those candidates accepted onto the MBA will be sent an essay question for application to the Bertha Scholarship that should be submitted to berthacentre@gsb.uct.ac.za. Following the submission of the essay, the Bertha Centre will consider the candidates for the Bertha Scholarship and will invite a shortlist for a video, phone or personal interview. The final decision and award of the scholarship will be made by a panel decision of the Bertha Centre and the MBA staff representative shortly afterwards, following which candidates will be informed. THE VALUE OF THE BERTHA SCHOLARSHIP The Bertha Scholarship covers full costs of the MBA programme at the UCT Graduate School of Business. The Scholarship may also assist with a modest stipend to partially cover living expenses or travel to Cape Town to those candidates who demonstrate such a need. The Scholarship Committee assesses need based on previous earnings, personal circumstances, geographical location, and future earning potential. For further information, see www.gsb.uct.ac.za/berthacentre For any queries about the Scholarship, please email berthacentre@gsb.uct.ac.za with the words “Scholarship Query” in the subject line. |
there is no protection for consumers in this country. With the power of technology, consumers must learn to demand answers for poor services. While awaiting answers vote with your wallet. https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=742144.msg9189936#msg9189936 |
i always thoughtthat schol was a joke. this comment just confirmed it. |
they just stumbled on the letter. i guess it was lying on the floor and they just found it. SMH |
coogar:I really did not want to get back ino this discussion (and probably won't still) but the phrase above is worrying. Did you really type that? |
doctokwus:Theodore Orji is worse than both. |
how did inbreeding enter this story? |
Oga Olisa is wasting his breath and spittle. NNPC is designed to be the most corrupt organisation in the world for a reason. It is the energy that powers the curroption we call the Federal Government. The presidency would rather commit mass suicide than scrap NNPC. OAM4J:very soon anyone criticizing NNPC would be accused of treasonable felony. |
otokx:my broda, i tire! it seems to be the west's version of 419. |
i do not subscribe to the idea that NEXT failed because they were anti-govt. while i know that pro-govt publications make it more easily, there are also examples of anti-govt publications making it (SUN and Business Day). I think the problem with Thisday was the source of their funding. I hear it was mostly bank loans. You can't run a newspaper with bank loans in naija. the size of overhead makes it difficlut to break even in the short term when you factor in loan repayment. It is not a coincidence that most papers in Nigeria are owned by rich politicians who not only have deep pockets but derive political mileage that can not be easily quantified from the papers. Another issue was there inability to diversify streams of income.something Businessday have suceeded in doing. publications, special reports, conferences etc. |
Knee Jerk is calling Anderson world class after 4 good games in the season. Knee jerk is calling Phil Jones the love child between Bobby Moore and Beckenbeaur on minute and calling him c rap the next. Knee jerk is calling Rio useless after years of class. |
coogar:I was taking you serious until i saw this. I realised you were just being sarcastic all along. I can't defend others but my views are clear and not sensational. I do not ascribe the defeat to Rio but i expaected him to do a whole lot more in organizing the defence. Phil ws naive but what do you expect from a 19 yr old? That is the more reason why the Rio should have done a whole lot more in the organisation. The less said about Fabio and Evra the better. Evra has been poor for the past 18 months. I will be surprised if Fergie does not bring in a left back to challenge him in January. On the issue of defence organisation, i am still wondering how good De Gea's english is? he seems mute. |
AjanleKoko:the impracticality and irrelevance of that project is mind boggling. sometimes even seemingly intelligent people blow your mind in a negative way. On the topic at hand, Yunus was here weeks back.Spoke at a First bank conference and afterwards the big suits made all the right noises but i guess not much will change. In my view, i think the foundation of micro finance in this country is faulty.With a faulty foundation, there is little that can be achieved. these micro finance banks have not being set up as social capitalist ventures but solely as capitalist ventures. The cost structure alone is enough proof that it has been set up for failure. the cost structure (OPEX and CAPEX) needs to be as minimal as possible. All these big buildings and official cars are not it. the banks needs to be as accessible to the grassroots as possible. Its sales mechanism needs to be as integrative and collaborative as the 'follow up' folks in pentecostal churches. Amounts ought to be smaller,teure smaller and the banks should monitor the customers every step of the way. |
Muks, consider Justwise. everytime i browse through this section he seems to stand out with his passion and contributions. besides, he seems interested in the post. |
Double N:that is not true. Ramires can complete a step over. Anderson is in a class of his own. the least creative Brazilian i have seen in a long time. Cristalz:who knows how good his English is? heard any interviews? i am curious. |
^^^ is Cleverely his twin? |
montelik: |
Moses Taiwa Molelekwa - Nomkhosi. A jazz genius that came before his time!! |
There we go again |
^^^^^^^^ don't go there o!! all fingers are not equal. just do as you are told. |
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. Dude has energy no doubt but does he have the footballing brain to use it? That's another question entirely.