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olasaad:
Happy birthday day to us

IamD18:
The best way to handle heartbreak is to avoid heartbreak, and the best way to avoid heartbreak is by not letting anyone be in charge of your heart.

What do I mean? Have it in mind that LOVE does not exist in relationships of this generation, it's all about self and personal interest of both partners. Nothing more.

Be wise! You can't love and be wise at the same time, so choose wisdom over love.

Humility017:
it is so painful bro.... i asked mine yesterday if she was seeing someone else or someone has been disturbing her... she broke up with me...
i start to beg... everything i do offends her, i just can't believe a woman who could claim to love you so much would just oneday hate you all of a sudden

madridsta007:
Studying in Nigeria and completely relying on your lecturers, laboratories, etc, is deluding yourself.
Going outside the box in every course is the way to go.
I know graduates of Engineering in Nigeria who are currently working at NASA, Washington D.C. Two brothers from a University in Northern Nigeria.
If you rely on what you are being taught, you'll probably end up being mediocre. If you go outside the box, you wouldn't. The average Nigerian student is extremely lazy. He/she goes on the internet to chat and engage in other frivolities. It is the same internet that gives the hard-working ambitious student, Edx and Coursera free courses, which this hard-working student takes and improves his knowledge of data science and analysis to complement the theories he learns in school.

The ambitious student does not have two heads. The lazy student easily latches onto an excuse, such as describing his/her course of study in Nigeria as a "scam". No sir/ma. It isn't. You are the lazy, scamming student.
It is up to you.

nifemi25:
There is always an opportunity in every street. Check very well what they lack in your area and invest in it. Though the return might be small but as time goes on am sure you are going to smile at last.

Coffeempire:
An urgent sale of over 200 tonnes of cashew nut and soyabeans....kindly contact us on 08101797922....Best regards

ubunja:
Miseducations awaiting to be uploaded:

Season Of The Thug
The Prostitute And Her Pìmp
Badboy - a study of a diamond in the rough
The Player
A Player Is Nothing But A Woman With A Dick
Mother-Nature's Tender Love For The Player
The Power Of Narcissism
Sex With Strangers
The Under-Utilized GF
The Way You Start With A Woman Is How You End With Her
Lessons From A Bitch
Think Like A Hoe, Act Like A Man
Guys Are Like That, Girls Are Like This
That Lil' Break-Up She Initiated For No Reason
Cheaters And Losers
Don't Respond To Emotional Punches With Physical Punches
The Strings Women Pull To Control You Like A Puppet
The Secret Language Of Girls
Decoder - What Girls Says VS What They Really Mean
What makes you a good fucker makes you a bad father (and vice versa)
Get Your Bad Boy On
The Coward's Guide To Getting A GF.

appcypher:
Is it possible for one person to create a company for a particular technology and then create another company that benefits from it but doesn't own it?

For context. I have a technology I'd like not be controlled by investors or board of directors because they are mostly driven by net revenue than innovation. It's a delicate technology and we must put safety first. So for that I'd like to be in charge and make sure things go as they should and that there is no pressure to eek out money. On the other hand, I'd like to continue its development for a long time, which means I will need money. So currently, its useful to an extent where it can generate value for people. And that begs the question above.

Will there be any challenge for one person to create a (possibly private) company for such technology and another to leverage it but open to investment, or will that be considered a conflict of interest? Are there examples of such?

wirinet:
Since you are having difficulty reading or comprehending or both, I will take the time to quote excepts and explain in in simplier terms.


From the article, Amina Zakaki was not alive the time her father married married buhari's sister, meaning she was never a step daughter- step mother relationship.



From the article we can see that Mrs Amina Zakari is more than qualified for the job.

wirinet:
Did you read the links or you only read the headline? I understand the article is long ang Nigerian youth are said to be lazy, but take the effort to read the article in full. You will arrive at the opposite conclusion.

EbukaHades10:
Aswear,a no understand.

Vixlot:
Is Seun, Nigeria's Corporate Community Larry Page?

PotatoSalad:
The only skill i need in 2019 is how to save

MasterDreamz:
These...

Keith2net:
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Bubayaro:
Sample Sack we buy

Chimezie250:
s6 screen wanted urgently, quote me if you have

BruncleZuma:


I guess the farmers would have to pluck these profits from the air as the sole purpose of any business is profit making even; "non-profits" make profits I find these idea flawed. Except they are selling directly to the consumers, it defeats the purpose.

"Farmcrowdy’s revenue model operates on a split system for sponshorships: principal plus 40 percent for sponsors, 40 percent for farmers, and 20 percent for Farmcrowdy. For example, if an investor sponsored a maize farm for 6 months at $1000 and at harvest the produce sold for $1500, the sponsor would regain their investment ($1000) plus 40 percent of profits ($600), the farmer $600 (40 percent), and Farmcrowdy $300 (20 percent)."