I reside in port harcourt I am into real estate in rivers state and Abuja...ready to relocate to Lagos...can I apply?

ikegil:
I applied to shell, and i was called. Thanks house

Wishing you best of luck, I share same street with shell but I don't know how to get their invitation, please can you guide me? A graduate in Marine Technology.
I will deeply appreciate your assistance. good_goodens@yahoo.com

ikegil:
I applied to shell, and i was called. Thanks house

Wishing you best of luck, I share same street with shell but I don't know how to get their invitation, please can you guide me? A graduate in Marine Technology.
I will deeply appreciate your assistance.

psychologist:
China should just coman buy this nigeria nd gimme my own share jawie

a country nd system that works

For real?

Well done

We can count some other countries.

Dino98:


Yes I am OK, thanks for asking.

BTW, I mentioned those two, to state the options out there. Moghalu, Hashim and several others are part of the other options.

I am not saying those two are more intelligent and should be voted for...I used them as examples for a younger, more intelligent and upto date Candidates than the incumbent.

If I hurt ur feelings...I'm sorry.

Buhari is still our president...that's a bigger disaster for us to worry about not my two examples. Sorry

I'm completely astonished, people well mannered and brought-up like you are here on the this forum, please mister i will like to meet you, I reside in the southern part of the country, dm me.

Please my people, help a starving brother. I have been pleading for help since 2 days now. I'm a student who returned to school last week because of the prospects of exams starting on Monday and also because I was opportuned to enter a free ride. my family isn't bouyant enough and my dad has severe high BP that's why I had to find my way so as not to make him to start thinking about where to get money to give me. I haven't eaten a decent food since I got back and am starving.


I am soliciting for help from well meaning people who will be touched enough to hear my plight and have mercy. I am not asking for much, no matter how little, it will go a long way. God bless you all
Ecobank savings-5681008674

oliverano:

SMH, what a trash!!!

I hope you completed the count?

bedspread:
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HEAVY RABBLE ROUSING!
Buhari is GONE! Employ him and Cabals in your Coporation /Company

How can I send a chilled bottle of Star lager bear to you, because you just made my day.

We need private companies to invest more in football.

Didier Drogba.

CjayMAX:
PEPSI ACADEMY

I played in that academy for 4 good years, it was a good move from Pepsi, at least it's helping me predict match outcomes now.

Top Richest African Footballers Of All Time

10. Sulley Muntari
Sulley-Muntari
Status: Active
Clubs: Udinese, Portsmouth, Internazionale, Sunderland, AC Milan, Ittihad, Pescara

Net Worth: $40 Million (2015)
Ghanaian footballer Suleyman Ali Muntari comes in at number ten on the list. Sulley got the attention of European teams at the age of sixteen as a member of Ghana under-20 team.

His performance at the 2001 FIFA World Youth Championship earned him a move to Italian side Udinese. He went on to feature for Portsmouth where he won the FA Cup and for Inter Milan where he won the Serie A, Coppa Italia, Supercoppa Italiana, UEFA Champions League and FIFA Club World Cup.

9. Kolo Touré
Kolo Touré
Status: Active
Clubs: ASEC Mimosas, Arsenal, Manchester City, Liverpool, and Celtic
Net Worth: $43 Million (2015)

Ivorian footballer Kolo Toure is at number nine having played for three of the top six teams in the English Premier League. During his time there, he won the Premier League, FA Cup and Community Shield on multiple occasions.
He is also the second-most capped player for the Ivory Coast, with 120 appearances.

8. John Mikel Obi
Mikel Obi
Status: Active
Clubs: Lyn, Chelsea, Tianjin TEDA
Net Worth: $50 Million (2015)
Super Eagles of Nigeria captain, John Obi Mikel is at number 8. He made his name at the FIFA Under-17 World Championships held in Finland where he was named the second-best player at the tournament after Lionel Messi.

Following the tournament, Mikel joined Oslo-based club Lyn and later Chelsea FC where he won all possible trophies available.
Mikel’s wealth can be seen in his fancy car collection which includes a Bentley Continental GT, Mercedes Benz G Wagon, Range Rover Sport among many others.

7. Emmanuel Adebayor
Status: Active
Clubs: Metz, Monaco, Arsenal, Manchester City, Real Madrid, Tottenham Hotspur, Crystal Palace and Istanbul Basaksehir.
Net Worth: $57 Million (2015)
The controversial Togolese professional footballer, Emmanuel Adebayor, is among the richest having also featured for top English Premier League teams and elsewhere.

While at Manchester City, Adebayor was made the highest paid player in the world, ahead of both Ronaldo and Messi at the time. Controversy, however, struck after the footballer accused his family of trying to kill him because of his wealth.
That has not stopped him from enjoying his wealth as he appreciates life’s luxuries. From exotic cars to clothes, mansions, and jets, he owns it all.

6. Michael Essien
Essien
Status: Active
Clubs: Bastia, Lyon, Chelsea, Real Madrid, Milan, Panathinaikos, Persib Bandung
Net Worth: $70 Million (2015)
Legendary Ghanaian midfielder Michael Essien is guaranteed to have a lot of money saved up with him having once been the most expensive African footballer in history when he joined Chelsea in 2005.

He earned a name for himself at the 1999 FIFA U-17 World Championship in New Zealand before heading to Europe for a trial with Manchester United who could not sign him over work permit issues.

5. Nwankwo Kanu
Richest African Footballers
Status: Retired
Clubs: Iwuanyanwu Nationale, Ajax, Inter Milan, Arsenal, West Bromwich Albion, Portsmouth.

Net Worth: $100 Million (2015)
One of the best players in Africa and Nigerian history, former Super Eagles captain Nwankwo Kanu.

The player, whose serious heart defect could not stop from achieving legendary status, began his career in local side Iwuanyanwu Nationale. He, however, made his name at the U-17 World Championships which led to Dutch Side Ajax wanting his signature.

He went on to become one of the most decorated African footballers, winning individual, club and international trophies everywhere he played.

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ROME —The Vatican on Saturday said it had defrocked for :-Xmer cardinal Theodore McCarrick, leveling a historic penalty against a onetime church power broker and former archbishop of Washington after the church found him guilty of sexual abuse.

It is the most significant abuse-related punishment given to a former cardinal in the modern history of the Roman Catholic Church.

In a short statement, the Vatican said a canonical process had found McCarrick guilty of two charges: soliciting sex during confession and committing “sins” with minors and adults “with the aggravating factor of the abuse of power.”

The defrocking, which strips McCarrick of the rights of the priesthood, marks the conclusion of a closed-door Vatican proceeding and comes just days before Pope Francis plans to gather bishops from around the world for an unprecedented summit on abuse.

It also finalizes the downfall of a figure who entered the priesthood six decades ago, climbed the ranks of the faith and earned influence and honorifics — before becoming a symbol of the church’s struggle to root out abuse in its highest ranks.

“He was cardinal up until a few months ago. Today, he is Mr. McCarrick,” said the Rev. Davide Cito, a canon lawyer at Rome’s Pontifical University of the Holy Cross. “This is a humiliation in that world such as one cannot imagine.”

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The Chinese Super League club Guangzhou Evergrande has since 2018 converted a rural area of 300acres to the world largest football academy now breeding about 2500 students in a 50 pitches cost about £130 million for a future target of raising a future generation of champions.
But Guangzhou Evergrande are also spending significant amounts on developing youth - and are possibly China's best hope of ever being a success on the world stage.


The free-spending Chinese Super League club boasts one of the most staggering football facilities in the world, they are prepared to splash the cash on some of world football's most lucrative contracts.

The end goal is to help China win the World Cup. Pretty ambitious, considering their current world ranking of 65th (up nearly 30 spots in two years), but still behind nations like the Cape Verde Islands, Bolivia and Albania.

Staff, students and guests receive a daily remainder of what the academy is all about, as they pass a 40-foot tall replica of the World Cup trophy outside the front gates.

Such was the nation's ambition to improve their chances, the Guangzhou academy was turned from rural land into the world's biggest football school in just 10 months.

However, Guangzhou know it is not just facilities that they need to make world-beating footballers - they need the right coaching, too.

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Thinking about the recent economic recession Nigeria experienced in three quarters of 2017, Germany nearly fail into recession in 2018, with growth at a standstill in the final quarter of the year.

Europe’s biggest economy shrank by 0.2 per cent in the third quarter (a recession is defined as two or more quarters of the year

The data shows that the German economy grew at its weakest rate in five years in 2018, and is forecast to slow again this year.

Experts pointed to Brexit uncertainty and fears surrounding global trade disputes as the reason behind the sluggish economy, with business confidence dropping for the fifth month in a row in January.

Those concerns are not expected to lift in the near future. DekaBank economist Andreas Scheuerle said: “Germany got away with a black eye [in the fourth quarter].”

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