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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Grants For Freelance Writers by mnenaj(op): 5:38pm On Oct 11, 2016

Still accepting applications

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Grants For Freelance Writers by mnenaj(op): 10:06pm On Oct 08, 2016

Are you a writer who does freelance work (either full time or part time) and you find yourself falling short of money when you need it the most?

The A A Writers Fund provides a small grant for Nigerian writers every quarter. The next cycle is open!

You just need to send in an application, there is no entry fee.

Visit http://aawritersfund. for details on how to apply. It closes on the 30th of October. Apply now!

The A A Writers Fund is a non profit.

Thank you.

Jobs/Vacancies › Grants For Freelance Writers by mnenaj(op): 9:10am On Jul 08, 2016

Are you a writer who does freelance work (either full time or part time) and you find yourself falling short of money when you need it the most?

The A A Writers Fund provides a small grant for Nigerian writers every quarter.

You just need to send in an application, there is no entry fee.

Visit http://aawritersfund. for details on how to apply.

The A A Writers Fund is a non profit.

Thank you.

Art, Graphics & Video › Grants For Freelance Writers by mnenaj(op): 9:00am On Jul 08, 2016

Are you a writer who does freelance work (either full time or part time) and you find yourself falling short of money when you need it the most?

The A A Writers Fund provides a small grant for Nigerian writers every quarter.

You just need to send in an application, there is no entry fee.

Visit the website in my profile for more details.

The A A Writers Fund is a non profit.

Thank you.

Fashion/Clothing Market › Re: Affordable Woven Clothing Labels From N21000 by mnenaj(op): 7:46pm On Aug 18, 2012

Thank you for commenting. The more you order the cheaper it becomes which should go without saying . It is also rare to find quantities in Nigeria starting from as low as 300. Not everyone needs 3000 or 5000 pieces or can afford that at a time.

Thank you.

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Fashion/Clothing Market › Affordable Woven Clothing Labels From N21000 by mnenaj(op): 9:27pm On Aug 17, 2012*

For Fashion designers who need add a classy touch and ownership to their original designs.

We provide quantities from as low as 300 for N21000. This is discounted as the quantity you want to order increases.

Please email us for a quote at labels@menadee.com

You can also check out our website http://menadee.com/labels

Thank you.

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Free World Bank Sponsored Training by mnenaj(op): 2:30pm On Mar 02, 2011

If anyone has any further questions please do not hesitate to ask. Thank you

Jobs/Vacancies › Free World Bank Sponsored Training by mnenaj(op): 9:58am On Mar 02, 2011

Free assessment and training on Computer, Cognitive and Communication skills for NYSC and Final Year Students in Abuja, Enugu, Kaduna, Kano and Lagos.

Please visit www.accessnigeria.net to register online and for further information.

Registration closes March 07 2011

Properties › Re: Lagos Landlords: Collect More Than 3 Months Advance And Go To Jail/n100k Fine. by mnenaj: 6:44pm On Jan 20, 2010

nice one. we need more affordable housing.

Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by mnenaj: 10:17pm On Jan 17, 2010

Str8talk:
Homosexuals are no more NORMAL than paedophiles or other vermins.

They are really not normal - ANATOMY and the process of PROCREATION are enough evidence for this

We need to cull them. They will fester like rats if we give them any space

By the way, a straight guy should be wary of homos. They are looking for more people to turn into perverts. Otherwise why woukd they be looking for young children to adopt.

And of course what makes you think a homo will not force himself on another guy, straight or not.

what the??

Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by mnenaj: 9:22pm On Jan 17, 2010

bawomolo:
word, the last thing we want to happen is sodom and gomorrah in the paradise called sub-saharran africa.

Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by mnenaj: 8:54pm On Jan 17, 2010

yah thats funny. Manliness Cheney lol

@Bluetooth- I don't have to be gay to defend them.

Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by mnenaj: 8:25pm On Jan 17, 2010

~Bluetooth:
Now im starting to doubt you thinking you may be one of them.if you are tell me what you enjoy in being f u c k e d by a man like you

Hmm the personal attack has started. and he thinks I'm a man. hmmm, what to say to that? hmmm is he starting to doubt im thinking im one of the lesser animals or is he starting to doubt me and is thinking I'm one of them. punctuation sure wud have helped clarify that. but I'll go with the latter. Am I right Bluetooth? That's what you were trying to say right?

Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by mnenaj: 8:10pm On Jan 17, 2010

Oh my God I just got Duh-ed! shocked

flipping hell I can only laugh.

Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by mnenaj: 8:06pm On Jan 17, 2010

My own point is that you seem to have carried this thing on your head. The amount of hate you have towards them is unwarranted. What have they done to you? Or you think a few people getting married or whatever will destroy Nigerian society/culture?

Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by mnenaj: 7:50pm On Jan 17, 2010

~Bluetooth:
Wht is bad is bad so allowing it to stay under any guise of freedom should not be accepted.i will continue to openly discriminate against those lesser animals seeking for recognition.how on earth will a man start chasing a fellow man.f u c k i n g gay-gots children of lucifer.

Menn u really need to calm down. Tell me how a gay man is a bishop if he's a child of lucifer. And they are lesser animals? lol lol menn issues

Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by mnenaj: 2:14pm On Jan 17, 2010

~Bluetooth:
This is nigeria and not america so you guys supporting homosexualism should just keep quiet cuz im really getting irritated here.

We are supporting their rights as human beings. Even this america ur insisting on mentioning doesn't fully support them. See Prop 8 where they overturned the Supreme court's decision to allow same sex marriage. Americans voted for that.

Politics › Re: Homosexuals Storm National Assembly by mnenaj: 11:55pm On Jan 16, 2010

Gay people are human beings like us. I work with openly gay people and they do not have horns growing from their heads. And before you ask no I am not gay. I am just someone who can think for myself.

Fashion › Re: Would You Buy Clothes Made In Nigeria? by mnenaj(op): 9:08pm On Jan 03, 2010

@shedy baba- I think from what some people are posting here, clothes are being made here in nigeria. And i find that really encouraging.

Fashion › Would You Buy Clothes Made In Nigeria? by mnenaj(op): 2:25am On Dec 18, 2009

I know everyone sews their native but what about western clothes? I am talking about tops, skirts, dresses etc in western style.

If yes, why? What would make you buy them?

and if no, why not?

Fashion › Re: Boys And Girls That Sag: Do You Find It Disgusting? by mnenaj: 1:45pm On May 25, 2009

Sagging is for kids. At a certain age in life you will start pulling your jeans back up, no one will have to tell you!! Respect your age abeg wink

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Chelsea (1) Versus Arsenal (2) by mnenaj: 1:56am On Nov 30, 2008

Arsenal to win!! So we reds can go on top grin

Politics › Re: Why Is Nigeria Not Working? by mnenaj: 2:11am On Nov 29, 2008

Nigeria isnt working partly because people arent patriotic. We dont love nigeria enough to be unselfish.

Everyone is out for themselves or their people. We do not believe in Nigeria.

If we were patriotic, corruption will be reduced because our leaders will think of Nigeria, their fellow compatriots and what they can do for them before lining their own pockets.

Tribalism would almost be a non issue (where the wrong people are put into positions/roles they have no knowledge of solely on the basis of tribe etc) because everyone thinks of themselves as NIGERIANS first before whatever tribe they may be from.

We need to promote a sense of togetherness. That we are all in it for the long haul. Nigeria is our country. I do acquiesce that years and years of hate, mistrust, stereotyping, ingrained habits which have been passed down from generation to generation cant be glossed over with a 'group hug', but it is a start.

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