₦airaland Forum

walemoney007:
the Nigeria army said they have freed this people ,so who are this ones we are seeing
Book haram where not this active when buhari was the president, why have they suddenly became very active when we have an acting President who is a Christian and from the southern part of Nigeria at the helms of affair...hmmm
Boko haram was used by northerners to destabilise the government of GEJ back then,and don't forget buhari said and I quote "An attack on book haram is an attack on the north"

WHY DID THE NIGERIA ARMY HAS TO LIE THAT THEY HAVE FREED THIS PEOPLE?

Mr Man, take your noise to the politics section. You'll find people like you there. Lots of them.

Posting regularly won't increase blog traffic neither will"appreciating your blog visitors".

Contests and giveaways would, provided the contestants are graded based on votes or social shares. Even at that, you need to turn them into returning visitors by capturing their emails. One good method of getting emails is by giving giveaways as you rightly stated.

The last one, asking questions, is controversial since you'll need to have the readers before you can ask them questions.

Thanks for the clarification.

By the way, when will the Army start recruiting for the 2017 SSC course?

Theflint1:
Thanks man, this is just what I'm looking for.

You're welcome.

Theflint1:
It's a wonder that with the level of unemployment in Nigeria, topics like this rarely attract the needed traffic and interest.

I've been thinking of what is necessary to create a successful startup in Nigeria and I have been doing a lot of research on it. However, a lot of what I've come across are based on the American/foreign startup environment. It can applied but I believe it doesn't quite hit the nail on the head, as I know the Nigerian startup environment would have it's unique peculiarities.

So I would appreciate the help of any successful or failed startup founder in detailing a rough sketch of what the Nigerian startup environment is like; what is needed to succeed, necessary documentations, what you need to set up a work place, human resource recruitment, management and every other thing that is needed to succeed in the Nigerian startup environment.

CC: Seun.

Visit techpoint.ng It is a Nigerian website that focuses on technology, startups and entrepreneurship.

Copy and paste the quote below into Google, it would be a good start.

site:techpoint.ng failed startup

AmandaLuv:
What is this world turnin into. My sister and her husband just lost their job in Michael okpara University of agriculture umudike with three kids to feed.
All thanks to the new VC Prof Francis otunta.
This VC sacked 460 staff of the University employed by the former VC Prof Hillary Odo edeoga(God bless him)
Now my sister and her family are left in the cold. The husband resigned from his job in lagos to be close to the family by accepting a job offer in mouau and relocating to umuahia.
The family are devastated.
I saw a front page material some time last week on NL about tension in Michael okpara University of agriculture umudike. now the worst has finally happened.
We need to speak against this injustice cos the new VC did this to punish the former VC Prof Hillary Odo edeoga.

They sure deserve it.

Their employment reeks of nothing but nepotism. In a previous post announcing the termination of employment (not sack), the people affected are said to be friends and families of the permanent staff.

And that seems true because I am still trying to understand how a couple could gain employment in the same university at the same time.

Whoever they paid has scammed them. But they cannot do anything about it because they themselves are scammers.

They entered through the back door and have now been flung out over the fence.

Greet them for me. Next time they should learn to do things properly.

It's closing on the 15th. Design gurus in the house, dust your laptops and get to work.

To the graphic designers in the house: Switch on your computers because the Nigerian Postal Service is running a logo design competition.

Details

The Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST); Nigeria’s foremost provider of affordable, reliable and efficient postal service has opened the call for entries from Nigeria’s young, creative graphic designers to participate in the NIPOST Logo Redesign Competition.

Are you a graphic designer with an excellent logo design skill?

Are you between the ages of 18 – 35?

Would you like to participate in the NIPOST Logo Redesign Competition?

HERE IS WHAT YOU STAND TO WIN?

1st Prize – Brand New Laptop

2nd Prize – Brand New Tablet

3rd Prize – Brand New Mobile Phone

Top 20 logo designs all go home with gifts.

Entry Period: Entries are open from June 25th – July 15th, 2017

Winners will be announced on[b] July 31st, 2017[/b]

Competitors can submit up to THREE (3) LOGO DESIGNS. However, only the best design of the three will be admitted to compete with others.

Preferred Logo Design Software: Corel Draw | Photoshop | Illustrator.

Format: Submit entries in a zipped folder containing source file required along with a transparent background logo in PNG and not larger than 10MB. Upload each logo folder separately.

Target Market For Logo: Corporate Nigeria.

Colour Preference: Energetic and vibrant colours. Be Creative.

Top 3 things to communicate:

Energy
Innovation
Efficiency

There's also a YouTube video regarding the competition.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pxeZkX7uEw I didn't watch it though.

Entries are to be submitted online at http://keepthemove.ng/submit-entry-nipost-logo/

SOURCE: http://keepthemove.ng/nipost-logo-redesign-competition/

cc: Seun
Lalasticlala

lofty900:
They're on punishment. If you've ever lived in the army barracks you'll know what I'm talking about. When soldiers commits an offense, they're locked up in a guard room for some weeks or months depending on the gravity of the offense. Sometimes they'll bring them out of the guardroom and given some chores by senior officers as punishment. The chores varies, it could be sweeping, washing officers cars, mowing lawns, cutting grass after which they'll return to the guardroom. I saw these things while living in the army barracks. Forget about the banner you see there, there's no way officers will come out for sanitation when there're able bodied offenders in the guardroom. NO WAY

Please, do not misinform the public.

Nigerian soldiers carry out public sanitation exercises every year to celebrate Army Day.

If you really lived in the barracks, you should know better.

You thinks it hase anything to do with MainOne?

Even internet has been slow of late after MainOne, which supplies data to most Nigerian networks and data services, encountered problems with it's undersea cables.

He is still telling lies and has refused to come clean. Rather than telling us the amount he bought the bus, he's saying he "went with the one that said 2.5 million".

Does that mean he got the bus for 2.5m or what?

Why did he also avoid mentioning the year the bus was made? Someone on the previous thread said it's 1999 or 2001, I cannot remember.

All I know is that the bus is not a current or near-current model and is too expensive for 2.5m.

OAU people, una don enter one chance.

Mr Ibukun, how much did you buy the bus?

Tell us so we can know the next line of action.

bigtt76:
Abegi .....na the white man fly the plane. The boy was just there to assist. Stop mis-leading the public

Awoo88:
The boy is a co pilot. A very fancy way of saying IT student. Congrate all the same. It is the joy of all father see their children moving n a positive direction

An airplane is flown by two or more pilots, depending on the distance and type of aircraft.

The pilots are called Captain (oga) and First officer (second in command/co-pilot).

The co-pilot is not an intern or anything of some sort but a full blown pilot usually without as much experience as the captain. However, sometimes the co-pilot is usually as experienced or even more experienced than the captain or is even a captain himself.

In commercial aviation , the first officer is the second pilot (also referred to as the co-pilot ) of an aircraft . The first officer is second-in-command of the aircraft to the captain , who is the legal commander. In the event of incapacitation of the captain, the first officer will assume command of the aircraft.

Control of the aircraft is normally shared equally between the first officer and the captain, with one pilot normally designated the "pilot flying" (PF) and the other the "pilot not flying" (PNF), or "pilot monitoring" (PM), for each flight. Even when the first officer is the flying pilot, however, the captain remains ultimately responsible for the aircraft, its passengers, and the crew. In typical day-to-day operations, the essential job tasks remain fairly equal.

Many airlines promote by seniority only within their own company. As a consequence, an airline first officer may be older and/or have more flight experience than a captain, by virtue of having experience from other airlines or the military.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Officer_(civil_aviation)