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make this midget go siddon for one corner jare... NEXT CASE PLS ... ![]() |
tishbite43:nothing wrong in educating you... they were impeached and not sacked like the osun case... moreso, the supreme court has corrected Adeleke's wrongs. |
JAWBONE:dull and ignorant fool |
JAWBONE:so in your own eyes, the Governor is right to sack elected LGA chairmen, even when their tenure is still ongoing... sorry to say, you are an adult mumu |
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Graficient:Abeg… go back seat, you aren’t making sense 🫤 |
Graficient:I no need tell you again say your life dey under evil spell, you need urgent help. ![]() |
This useless woman again .. one can only wonder how she treats her husband at home if she can publicly embarrass and disgrace herself in this very condescending manner .very unfortunate to say the least... she must not come back to that seat, 3 months suspension should follow ![]() |
christejames:ori e o pe.. omo atoko wa ba ile je |
RIP sir. |
LaSenior:Greet the demons in hell |
capatainrambo:lol… but if he comes back tomorrow… you hail him again… sorry to say this, you have no iota of integrity |
customer daadaa, always showing face in every election year... o ma lule naani ![]() |
Good job… you have done well mr Governor |
Ranking the Courses by Career Prospects (Nigeria & Internationally) Each of these courses has value, but their **career prospects differ based on demand, flexibility, and global relevance. Here's a ranking based on job opportunities, career growth, and international recognition: 1. Business Administration (Best Overall for Career Prospects 🌍💼) ✅ Versatility – Covers finance, management, operations, strategy, and entrepreneurship. ✅ High Demand – Needed in every industry (banking, consulting, healthcare, tech, etc.). ✅ International Recognition – Business degrees are respected worldwide. ✅ Entrepreneurial Benefits – Great for those who want to start businesses. 🚀 Best for: Managerial roles, consulting, banking, entrepreneurship. 🔹 Why Choose It? - It offers the widest range of career opportunities in both Nigeria and abroad. - You can specialize in Finance, Strategy, Project Management, or Operations. - Globally, MBA (Master of Business Administration) increases earning potential. --- 2. Industrial Relations & Human Resource Management (Strong in HR & Compliance 👥📜) ✅ Job Stability – Every company needs HR professionals to manage employees. ✅ Legal & Compliance Relevance – Important for handling labor laws, employee rights. ✅ International Certification – HR professionals can earn CIPM, CIPD, SHRM to boost careers. 🚀 Best for: HR management, labor relations, corporate training, compliance roles. 🔹 Why Choose It? - HR specialists are in demand globally, especially in large multinational companies. - Nigeria has a growing need for HR professionals to improve labor policies. - You can transition into corporate leadership roles over time. --- 3. Marketing (Strong in Digital Economy & Sales 📢📊) ✅ Evolving Field – Digital marketing, branding, and social media are booming. ✅ Entrepreneurial Value – Helps with starting a business or growing a brand. ✅ International Demand – Global companies seek marketing strategists. 🚀 Best for: Digital marketing, brand management, advertising, sales strategy. 🔹 Why Choose It? - Marketing is evolving with digital trends, making it a great field for tech-savvy professionals. - If you love creativity, psychology, and sales strategy, marketing is a solid choice. - You can work remotely in digital marketing (SEO, content marketing, etc.). --- 4. Public Administration (Best for Government & Policy Roles 🏛️📜) ✅ Stable Jobs – Government, NGOs, and policy organizations always need administrators. ✅ Useful for Civil Service – Great for those interested in government careers. ✅ International NGOs – Opportunities exist in UN, World Bank, public sector consulting. 🚀 Best for Government agencies, NGOs, policy-making, administration. 🔹 Why Choose It? - Best if you want a career in the public sector (government ministries, local councils). - It has limited international appeal compared to Business Admin or Marketing. - Growth is slower than business-related fields, and salaries may not be as competitive. --- Final Recommendation: Which is Best? ✅ Best Overall: Business Administration (Most flexible & globally recognized). ✅ Best for HR & Corporate Careers: Industrial Relations & Human Resource Management. ✅ Best for Sales & Digital Careers: Marketing. ✅ Best for Government & NGOs: Public Administration. My Top Pick? If you want the best career prospects in Nigeria and internationally, Business Administration is the strongest choice. It gives you access to jobs in banking, tech, consulting, and entrepreneurship. However, if you have a strong interest in HR, marketing, or government work, those fields also have potential! God bless You 😊 |
Good News for our great party, the Apc… Renewed Hope…. ![]() |
You won’t hear that fake news propagandist Orjy and rufai talk about this in their useless morning show. |
Deepthoughts:You need to go back to school |
FreeStuffsNG:I see a resurgence of the 1994 cleaning once kegame leaves that seat of presidency… a lot is at stake in Rwanda… Pray for the minority tutsis |
edoncast:You see that insecurity… it’s on a worst side…. There are some areas you dare not pass in the night… Govt needs to do an immediate overhauling in that place |
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has approved the appointment of Prince Abimbola Owoade as the new Alaafin of Oyo following the recommendation of the Oyomesi, the kingmakers of Oyo Kingdom. Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Dotun Oyelade, made the announcement on Friday. He explained that Owoade was chosen after extensive consultations and traditional divinations. “Prince Abimbola Akeem Owoade, after thorough consultations and divinations, has been recommended by the Oyomesi and approved by Governor Seyi Makinde as the new Alaafin of Oyo,” the statement read. Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Ademola Ojo, noted that the appointment resolves the legal and social disputes that followed the former Alaafin Oba Lamidi Adeyemi III’s death on April 22, 2022. “This decision has put to rest all the socio-legal controversies that have arisen since the transition of the late Oba Adeyemi. We urge the people of Oyo State to support the new Alaafin and join the government in celebrating this historic moment,” Ojo said. The government expressed hope that the reign of Prince Abimbola Owoade would bring peace, unity and prosperity to Oyo Kingdom.
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VenIe:Is he a journalist or a mere OAP |
[quote author=israelmao post=133575912][/quote]Looks like Ai |
Good one |
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Zeh by Portable ![]() |
9jvirgin:Did you read that piece or you just wan react |
When buying a used car in Nigeria, it’s essential to obtain and verify several key documents to ensure the transaction is legal and smooth. Here’s what you should ask for: 1. Vehicle Registration Document • This proves the car is legally registered with the relevant authorities (Federal Road Safety Corps or Lagos State Vehicle Registration, for example). • Verify that the name on the registration matches the seller’s details. 2. Proof of Ownership • This is a crucial document that shows the current owner of the vehicle. • Ensure the seller’s name matches the one on the Proof of Ownership. 3. Road Worthiness Certificate • This confirms the vehicle has passed inspection and is deemed safe for road use. • It’s issued by the Vehicle Inspection Office (VIO). 4. Purchase Receipt/Invoice • If the car was originally purchased from a dealership, request the receipt or invoice. • This provides a history of the car’s purchase and may validate ownership. 5. Customs Clearance Documents • If the car is imported, ask for proof of duty payment. This is crucial to confirm that the vehicle was legally brought into the country. • Look for documents from the Nigerian Customs Service. 6. Valid Insurance Certificate • Request the most recent insurance document to verify that the car has been insured during the seller’s ownership. 7. Means of Identification • Collect a copy of the seller’s valid ID (e.g., National ID, Driver’s License, International Passport) to confirm their identity. 8. Change of Ownership Agreement • Prepare a formal agreement signed by both parties indicating the transfer of ownership. • This should be witnessed, and ideally, notarized to make it official. 9. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Check • Verify the VIN on the vehicle and match it with the registration and customs documents. • Conduct a VIN search to check the car’s history and ensure it hasn’t been stolen or involved in criminal activity. 10. Police Report (Optional but Recommended) • In cases where there’s any doubt about the legitimacy of the seller, request a police report to confirm the vehicle isn’t stolen. By obtaining and verifying these documents, you reduce the risk of fraud and ensure you can legally own and operate the vehicle. |
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Merry Christmas to everyone |
No. I have not seen him |

.. one can only wonder how she treats her husband at home if she can publicly embarrass and disgrace herself in this very condescending manner 


