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NeoWanZaeed:
that's igbo tradition Mr man

Valkan:
based on specs itel p36 pro or redmi 9a

Starboytwo:
ps3 30k

Starboytwo:
i dont really have an answer to the question, i use to run a game shop, however i was robbed twice and im just divesting my investment cuz i don tire, better i sell off remaining of my games than have it stolen... I have ps3 and 2 etc, just looking to sell... Are you in anyway interested?

iamoyindamola:
No sir

iamoyindamola:
Yeah I know I was lucky, but selling PS3 slim not super slim for 50k is too much
What if I tell you I have super slim that I got 30k too

crafteck:
Talk to okija, price will be higher than 30k 0803 424 8037, but he would not sell nonsense or leave u to d wolves in case of issues, if you dont want to go past 30k,buy on d Street.

crafteck:
If you dont want your business poked into, then you wont advertise in public, you keep it in your email or something, everyone learns everyday, today its you selling, tomorrow it might be you buying.... We aint fighting bro...

bukatyne:
Is Damilola Adegbite by any chance related to Busola Dakolo?

They have same vibe to me, they could pass for sisters in a movie.

Congratulations on her new ride.

Totoscatter212:
17 year old boy who won millions in bet9ja is now building house its indeed a game of luck

Zimri:
HOP ALONG!!

edudguy:
am an upcoming web developer and base in Lagos have learnt html and concluding css soon

Bahddo:
you can also use JS on the backend, thanks to NodeJS. Typescript has even come to make JS sexier

ThreeBlackBird:
I seriously look forward to that too. I am in based in Lagos.

ThreeBlackBird:
JavaScript is the real deal for a front-end developer as you would have known. I can't run anywhere...lol. When did you start out as a developer?

And do you serve in Lagos?

ThreeBlackBird:
I wanted to put a laughing emoji but that popped up. We seem to have many things in common. I'm also serving now and it has afforded me much time to focus. I started during the lockdown, although I learnt HTML 4 and CSS last year.

By interactive, I mean using JavaScript effectively. Been learning JavaScript and it's been challenging.

ThreeBlackBird:
Absolutely I didn't also replace the dummy text. I'm still in the learning process. Trying to make my website interactive enough and trying to build a portfolio. How has it been as a web developer?

ThreeBlackBird:
The first and last frame are tutorial a direct replica of a travesty media tutorial video. Nice work though.

ThreeBlackBird:
The first and last frame are tutorial a direct replica of a travesty media tutorial video. Nice work though.

samwash:
You are right Abt Martin, he was onces a degenous striker in Europe when he was with inter.
Another person I remember is Osaze Odemwingie also a very good striker before coming to EPL to become a flop.
I don't kwn why Nigerian strikers that are doing well in other league comes to the EPL at old age to fool their selves.
Meanwhile, look at Osime, young vibrant player good as well. Hope He will not come to the EPL at old age ooo !!!

samwash:
You are right Abt Martin, he was onces a degenous striker in Europe when he was with inter.
Another person I remember is Osaze Odemwingie also a very good striker before coming to EPL to become a flop.
I don't kwn why Nigerian strikers that are doing well in other league comes to the EPL at old age to fool their selves.
Meanwhile, look at Osime, young vibrant player good as well. Hope He will not come to the EPL at old age ooo !!!

Clicked:
@kamtrix

1.) Join LinkedIn, if you aren't already on it. Follow recruiters, HR professionals, many of them post jobs almost daily. Engage with them, like and comment on their posts. Forget Facebook, Instagram and the rest for now. They won't help you. Also try to have at least 300 connections to make you seem credible. Post things (articles, pictures, etc) related to your industry.

2.) Make a list of at least 300 companies you'd like to work with. Find out the names and emails of the person hiring, e.g, The Hiring Manager, The Human Resources Manager, etc. If you can't find those, the CEO will do. People are more likely to respond to a ''Dear Mrs Kemi'' or "Hello Mr Dozie" than a "Dear Ma" or Hello Sir". Remember that LinkedIn you joined, it will come in handy here.

Send each one an email, stating whom you are, your qualifications, what you are bringing to the table, i.e, how you can help their company. Make it short! Busy executives don't have time to read long emails. Also make it about them, they don't want to read your life story. You can google job application cold email samples to get a clearer idea of what I mean.

3.) Don't wait till you're done with NYSC. I made this mistake. Start applying like two months before passing out. After NYSC, apply to a minimum of 30 jobs daily. Don't just apply randomly, that's how people are scammed. They apply to so many jobs that they don't know whether the one sending them message is one that they applied to. Know the exact type of job you are applying for.

noisy45:
You don't need to pay just email me I will show you how it is done

Harnny:
Not sure I have ever seen a developer earning less than 100k. My organization pays at least 120 even for interns. We scarce man....especially the really good ones. One of my colleague earns 600k and he does nothing. He has been earning that for over 3 years. Not to even mention the side projects...for those who knows the code name...PP