CHAIRMAN1:

I just finished my Masters in the UK and was invited for an interview by procter and gamble nigeria(they are visiting the UK for a job fair).
I wanted to know if working with them would be worth the stress after spending close to five million for my msc program here in the UK.

Please who can provide me info on how much they pay and the career path in the company for someone with an Msc. I'll appreciate any info.
Thanks.

srproperty:

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dominique:

that's why i will never subscribe to online transactions with a stranger. i prefer the good old-fashioned face to face method where i can easily get you arrested if you don't deliver

mike4more:

Can someone clarify me on the photocopies for documents that I will require from a Customer who wish that I sale his property.
Urgent response will be appreciated
Mike

dinachi:

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REALTY:

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Theface200:

If Danjuma give 100 million of it. I would give in 300 million back in 2 years.

gowaga68:

Ha Dis one no be small Mistake.
am sorry that was a typo mistake it;s 248 not 148
am very sorry for that.

Fhemmmy:

I am sure it was a typo . . . . he probably meant to say 248

gowaga68:

any amount u want i go try get am .

calabaman:

nbem, Tnx for your response drop your email add so that we can meet for inspection of the land and futher discussions about payment terms. . .When we meet u will see the estate plan and that will answer your questions. .Hurry nw

gowaga68:

Today Price
We Buy USD at 150 n sell 151.50
we Buy GBP 146 n sell 148

insur:

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CALL 08033979394

Fhemmmy:

I was not broadcasting Sir, however, if you were offended by my statement to gowaga68 . . . . .my sincere and heartfelt apologies.

Fhemmmy:

I just kinda wondered how come u cant show it to the people for free, why do they have to pay for it?

Fhemmmy:

Then we have a deal, cos i wont even transfer less than that, cos it aint worth it . . . . . by the time, the banks in Nigeria take out their charges and the one in my hood takes out their, anything under 1000$$ will not worth the trouble.

@Fhemmmy
Fhemmmy U too do shakara, na only you de shange moni, if u wan shange, abeg call gowaga68 and do your business in private, pasonal-pasonal. No dey come here broadcast am, haba, we know say u be ashiwaju but koolam na, wetin!

aysometin:

@ Chiogo,

I disagree with you!!

Na bad belle

This kind of money is definately equals to success, what else does he want!!
Where dem professors dey?? Can they afford to buy their son's a car??

FL Gators:

When I turned 16, my mom's gift was Chuckee Cheese, like wtf

She finally gave me $50. . . . mehn, I was happy [Wasnt into money back then ]

Tatase:

Yes we won etc etc. But the manner of the victory and in fact of all our performances in this Nation's Cup was very disappointing. We basically SUCK! We more than SUCK! The only reason Zambia did not win is because they SUCK just as much as we do. They're equally bad, aimless, ambitionless in front of goal. And by the way, why should a team of our stature and football pedigree and World Cup qualification status struggle against Zambia whose biggest ambition was to make it past the group stage Moreover, why should we have been so happy to beat common Benin Republic 1-0 We've lost to the only serious challenge we've met (who by the way are not even going to the World Cup) and yet people here seem to be content. Why are we so very happy to accept mediocrity

Quite frankly, we have not played well as a team in the longest time and particularly in this Nation's Cup. Why bring all these players struggling with fitness? Are these the only Nigerian players in the universe What about our youth teams (e.g. Nigeria 09 peeps) or our local league teams, why not bring a few attack-minded players from there? Why do we keep trotting out the same old cargo who can barely run (Yakubu, I mean you), barely complete a pass (I mean everybody), or who just come to be spectators (yes, Kanu, you!). Playing for the national team should be a privilege not a right, but it appears that some people's names are invariably on the list whether they're fit and in form or not.

As far as the Amodu debate. . . <sighs> He must go. Maybe the pressure is too much for him, I don't know. But I am convinced his lack of ambition and general mediocrity is rubbing off on the rest of the team. (I mean someone who was telling Nigerians in advance not to "expect too much" at Nations Cup If we can't have high ambitions for Nation's Cup, is it World Cup, we should be ambitious about) But I don't think its an issue of foreign coach vs. local coach (which is what the discourse always turns into), it's an issue of coach with tactical and technical knowledge and leadership vs. one without. I like Eguavoen and Keshi and even SiaSia and would take them a million times over the "Nigerian Berty Vogts" (i.e. Amodu). I'm not too into the foreign coach mentality because quite frankly most of the foreign coaches we've attracted have been pretty much rubbish and besides, I'm not sure what the color of skin has to do with good football! Watching us play in this competition, it looks like there's no technical background, no plan, just a bunch of players on a field playing whatever they like at any given moment. We need a coach that is a technical advisor and/or a master tactician, who is also a strong character that can stand up to the NFF. We play like a team without a plan. Like the only time the players actually play together is on the actual match day at the match (as in it seems like there's no five-a-side in training or no tactical or technical work). I mean some of the team selections!!! You can just see the places where we're wretched and yet Amodu will sit down and just stare impassively at the field before making some absolutely random changes. I mean its amazing. It's like all our team is running on is luck and a prayer. There is nothing technical, nothing planned. It is so strange at this level.

However, what makes me the most unhappy about our manner of victory is that the team will have the audacity to pat itself on the back and think they've done a good job. There's nothing to be proud of in only managing to beat Zambia after penalties. I just wish someone could tell the team and the players that look, we thank God we made it, but we are not good and you are not doing well, you have two days to work and plan, get to it. But I'm sure they're all happy in the mediocre way we just think the end justifies the means. I'm not even saying oh we have to be excellent or even just good, or even just average, but please must we be so actively bad and below par and just plain painful to watch The way we play, quite frankly there's no other way to describe it apart from AWFUL! The high point of the 120 minutes was that they eventually ended and ok the penalties after, but other than that. . . This strange passing game that we've decided to adopt when nobody in the team is a particularly good passer of the ball is ridiculous and makes us look even more foolish than our aimless play and general lack of ambition on the field. Even those that start of the matches enthusiastically (i.e. Osaze and maybe Mikel) soon give up because there's no point, the rest of the team either seems disinterested, hapless, or just plain lost. We have no sense of urgency and there's no passion and these are things that are needed urgently for any successful team.
anyway (a quiet) congratulations to all us Super Eagles fans.

selingel:

My Guy, this is one I can lay my hands on for now, so you need not run your mouth. As I get more, I will get you properly educated.
http://journalanduse.org/Assets/Vol3%20Papers/JOURNAL%207.pdf

selingel:

I need not remind you where to find such laws. Go read it somewhere. Better still, go to Alausa!. I may just be of assistance if I lay my hands on it online!.

SeunAero:
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@SeunAero
I know you didn't attend. But the point is, if you don't have the requisite training nor experience, then you are DEFINITELY not in a position to give the kind of advice that is called for here. Sorry!

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awon omo naija like kwon ma bragado sha, Mba shneMba

selingel:


Mr. Nbem2008, do you know that, we have a similar law in existence already? What is the difference between this bill of yours and the existing law in the same state?

ode remo:

guess you r right. dont do noffin cos i have others that slave for me. thats how u make moni i presume