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A PR move?

Everybody is not meant to be an entrepreneur. There are some who are contented with a 9-5 hour job that pays the bills and afford them the opportunity to pursue other meaningful activities. As a businessman, you are stressed out daily on how to expand the biz, run the biz and deal directly with competitors. Not everybody is directly cut out for that. And there are some jobs that can pay you a higher salary even more than running your own biz. Money no be everything.

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faakay:
If you don't have any reasonable contribution to this thread, I will kindly advise you to keep shut 

But it's the truth now. Some, not most.

And he is touted as the best candidate for Anambra State gubernatorial election, with his manifesto to transform Anambra into another Dubai.

The Lord God who Helped me in my Job search will also help you. Pray, pray and pray to Him to help you through this crisis. I am a testimony of His Love.

Like I wrote, Talk is cheap, maybe the younger folks might fall into this grand illusion perpetuated by this man, but we of the older generation are aware that this kind of talk is nothing new on the Nigerian political scene. As soon as they get into power, they suddenly change gear and then we are bombarded with stories of them siphoning money and awarding contracts to their cronies. So, I aint falling for that. All what I have to ask is this: "Did the policies instituted by this man increase the value of the naira and the economy or not?"

Talk, as they say is cheap. What policies did he institute in CBN that benefitted the common man and the economy?

I have always loved Naija even when I lived there, love it here in Yankee, and want to be a part of it, till the day I die.

lokobanty:
amebo1 ,no be evry body no say no be do or die affiars now ,some peple no believe say den fit make in niger[b] well nah our country cause am sha[/b]

Flimsy 'excuse' It's the same reason people might use to justify the increase of human trafficking/kidnapping in Nigeria.

Totally wrong, like a poster asked, if he were to sleep with her for permanent residency, would he? That fake marriage stuff, I no fit do am at all. Just recently, one guy approached me and asked me about doing business of "marrying" girls in Naija to bring them over to America. I just told him that Marriage is a honorable institution ordained by God and I aint gonna abuse it. Some years back, one guys proposed a similar idea to me, that I could 'marry' my sister to bring her over to America. You can guess that my answer is no. Coming to America is not a do or die affair.

Racism is still alive in the USA even with the election of a black man into the white house.

Universal's UK 'Couples Retreat' Poster Brings Cries of Racism by Removing Black Actors
by Matt Ufford · November 16, 2009

A racially-tinged advertising decision has gone awry for the movie "Couples Retreat."

Marketers of the Vince Vaughn comedy, which stars four couples in a tropical paradise, removed black actors Faizon Love and Kali Hawk from the promotional poster used in the United Kingdom after the U.S. version used all four couples. In response to outrage over the move, a Universal spokesman said the altered poster aimed "to simplify the poster to actors who are most [recognizable] in international markets."

The U.S. poster for Universal Pictures' 'Couples Retreat'
U.S. Version

The U.K. poster for Universal Pictures' 'Couples Retreat'
U.K. Version

While Love and Hawk aren't generally as well known as the film's other six stars, it's still a questionable motive. As noted in a 2007 New York Times article, American films with black stars typically struggle in the overseas market. According to the article, Will Smith, the undisputed king of the American box office, ranks no better than twelfth when it comes to ticket sales internationally. Simply put, said industry watcher James Ulmer, "The international marketplace is still fairly racist."

However, there's good news for those who believe the removal of Love and Hawk from the UK poster was racist: Universal issued a statement regretting any offense it caused, and the studio has scrapped all plans to use the modified poster in other overseas markets.


http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/movie-talk-couples-retreat-posters.html

Is it an abomination to marry your fourth cousin? I know that first and second are definitely frowned upon in most societies, but I'd like to know if that is also outlawed in the society.

Dont wish her evil, wish her well. May God see her through in Jesus Name, Amen.

If the wife asks for permission from the husband, I say give your consent, but if she doesnt, then that should be a red flag.

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Trust is a factor, but for me, it wouldnt be a big deal. But from my understanding of the Nigerian culture, some wives would seek permission from their husbands. If she does, then give her the go-ahead. It shows that she is considerate of your feelings to broach a topic that men might be uncomfortable with.

Best wishes.

Here is a picture of Camara Laye posing with Marie, her father and two of their children. Got in touch with the grandaughter, told me that her grandmother, Marie is still alive, healthy and is in Paris.


http://www.facebook.com/pages/Camara-Laye/166399461082

I dont care about the breadcrumbs at the bottom of the coffee cup. It's my handiwork and I am gonna eat it. One other thing, as a child, I loved slurping my tea with teaspoon while stirring at it. Just hated drinking it from the cup when it was hot, and did not know how adults could do it without being scorched. Even now, in extreme cases when the cup of tea is hot, I will slurp it with a tablespoon while stirring it till it cools down.

I think most reasons men involve their sisters in marital decision is the fear of being accused of neglecting their family, or worse, being tied to the woman's wrapper. Women detest that, but alas, they are their worse enemies.

I dont think Okada should be banned. Entering a taxi in my opinion is more dangerous than riding an Okada, because you might be in the midst of kidnappers and robbers and all that. No, I prefer Okada anytime over taxi.

I still do it, only when I am eating alone. As a kid, I had an extra-sensitve tongue and even when my mom will scoop meat for me from her pot of soup, I will rinse it in cold water before eating it. It might be bad table manners but ete, as long as you arent sharing a meal with another person, then, I will dunk my bread in peppersoup (no, I havent had choco in a while)

I dont hate Nigeria, on the contrary, I love Nigeria very much. Though the infrastructures are lacking back home (electricity and water), honestly, Nigeria will always remain my home sweet home and even as of now, I nurse the idea of moving home for good. Aint kidding.

I made peppersoup yesterday and dunked my sliced bread in it. It tasted so good.

Dont tolerate this woman's unhealthy behavior for the sake of your baby's well-being. No matter what, put your foot down firmly and say the baby needs to rest. If she becomes aggressive, you can file a police report against her.