₦airaland Forum

whiteboyswag:
Let’s all be serious when someone ask for help.it’s possible to have one bedroom with that funds I’ve done it before but you must be on site yourself and try to avoid cement where you can and expensive roofing materials, floor can be rug or quality rubber carpet and you have a house. See how I’m avoiding cement in this building

crackhouse:
People saying it's staged are fools.

BigYash:
That woman husband suppose carry like two guys wen get strong head follow body.. That guy face suppose don change form,from slaps wen he go dey collect. One of the slaps for fit make he preek comot sef . The husband no be guy man

Modestanewsreel:
Can you allow someone to use your face and stage such thing?

The way some of you doubt the obvious eh?

pocohantas:
Hahaha. Sounds sweet.

pocohantas:
I hope you’ll bring something for me.

pocohantas:
When it is making you talk too much. Too much chochocho breeds toxicity and see-finish. It can also turn you into a version of yourself you never knew or you’re fighting hard to curtail.

NLPoliceWoman:
Seun Mynd44 Dominique justwise. Rule 8. Rule 2. Rule 1.

WhisperedNoise:
In my opinion, this guy should just ignore the rumors. The truth always comes out. Nigerian bloggers love controversy. They love as the Makun family is coming out with all their strength to deny the allegations.


Don't give in in them. If you can, release an official statement and continue living your life. Within a few days or weeks at most, another sensational story would've swept yours away.


Social media short term memory. Very short.


Modified:
This one no be blogger thing...

Na from facebook page, wey dem create topic about sharing worse experince in an hotel as a cleaner.
na him one guy share him own...... na from their bloggers carry tory
Last week, Pastor Davidi Ibiyemoye said couples should abstain from sex during fasting. Bloggers saw an avenue to exaggerate his words. The man ignored them. The news is dead.

Many pastors know that you don't give bloggers headlines. Just ignore them. Within a week, they'll move on to another prey.

DaBogu:
I am going to share my experience as a recruiter, hiring executive assistants for several clients. Some may not like what I have to say, but I can only speak my truth.

Do we have a major youth unemployment problem in Nigeria,yes we do. While there is a challenge of not enough positions aligned with educated youths, as a recruiter I have seen there is a portion of the youth that is not serious about employment. Almost a sense of entitlement.

Many Nigerian youths have access to data and social media. That is how people find me and apply to jobs. I would think during your idle time, you would take time and teach yourself new skills and level up. Unfortunately this is not the case for many candidates I interview.

Let's say I have 10 candidates that I want to interview. Only 5 of them will respond to my initial interview. The other 5 candidates never respond.

Out of the 5 candidates that respond to my email, only three of them will be able to demonstrate knowledge of excel and PowerPoint.

Once I meet them in person, two candidates will call me the day of the interview with one long story basically saying they can not come to the interview, and only one candidate will actually be ready to present to a candidate.

After going to this process over and over again, I have started to ask myself is it worth it? I want to help more Nigerians get jobs, but it's clear to me overall we are not serious.
ver 400 resumes I have for EA positions, only 50 resumes have been presentable to clients.

Nigerian youths if there is not anything else you get out of my message, you need to level up. The Nigerian education system is not preparing you for the workforce. Start teaching yourself basic etiquette of how to apply for a job and the interview process.

Stop sending emails with no subject title or body in the email. Then you attach your resume and expecting a positive response.

Stop embellishing your resume, only to find your are not anything close to what your resume presents.

Do not put a number on a resume that will be hard for a recruiter to reach you.

And finally, if you applied to a position you should be in your inbox more than social media. I can not tell you how many times I get an email from a candidate a week later saying they are just now seeing my email.
This is the cold hard truth. As much as I want to help Nigerian youths. Many of us are not prepared for employment.

Elliotwaveforec:
Why are Black South Africans lazy? Why am I seeing Whites everywhere? Are there no Blacks in SA again?

Even in sports outside football, you can hardly see Blacks.

FarmFreshNG:
CURE YOUR IGNORANE. STOP DELVING INTO ISSUES YOU DON'T HAVE DEEP KNOWLEDGE ABOUT



The nutritional information for malt is as follows:

Amount/100 grams

Calories: 85

Protein: 3.4 grams

Total carbohydrate: 11 grams

Dietary fibre: 0.5 grams

Sugar: 7 grams

Total fat: 3.3 grams

Saturated fat: 1.9 grams

Potassium: 172 milligrams

Cholesterol: 10 milligrams

Sodium: 60 milligrams



https://foodstruct.com/compare/malt-vs-coca-cola



https://niyis.co.uk/blog/what-are-malt-drinks-good-for/



https://niyis.co.uk/blog/what-is-malt-drink-and-why-you-should-be-drinking-it/



https://niyis.co.uk/blog/what-is-malt/


https://www.renexinternational.com/en/our-products/non-alcoholic-drinks/dark-malt-beverages/


https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-malt-and-fizzy-drinks



https://www.healabel.com/malt-benefits-side-effects/



https://www.findmeabrewery.com/malta/

FarmFreshNG:
I don't need to waste time with a nuisance. Focus on your dilapidated graphics design career.

FarmFreshNG:
Malt is carbonated drink. You are cursed with foolishness. Ovaltine is chewing gum. !

FarmFreshNG:
I know better than you as a medical scientist. Stick to your graphics design job

FarmFreshNG:
It's good to have it daily. You should maintain it. Not stop it


When you consume over a litre of milk per day, that's when it's too much. You are within perfectly healthy limits and I recommend you keep it up. It builds up your calcium level, which you'll need as you grow older as a human. It also builds up your protein levels.

Let me tell you as a fact professionally, every human should have at least 250 - 400 ML of milk per day, this is in line with WHO recommendations. You should be carrying out professional research, not asking from a crowd of fools



https://www.dairy.com.au/dairy-matters/you-ask-we-answer/yawa-28---what-is-the-recommended-daily-intake-of-milk_cheese-for-an-adult

https://www.verywellhealth.com/usda-excessive-dairy-recommendation-5209241

https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/milk-benefits#TOC_TITLE_HDR_2


I practice what I preach. Add Malt to it as you take one or two tins daily and watch your skin glow after continuous consumption. Pictures they say speak a thousand words.

BluntTheApostle:
You people don't understand that January 31 is not a viable deadline.

The country is massive, and yet I am certain CBN has not even taken any sensitization program on cashless policy to many rural areas in Nigeria.

MTN, the largest network provider in Nigeria covers just about 60% of the country, and we all know that you need internet or network signal for cashless policy.

We still need physical cash for now, and January 31 for phasing out the old naira is not realistic at all, especially considering that the new notes are extremely scarce.