fibonacci2526:



First you will hardly find small sized phones these days, the closest thing you can get is the Redmi 7a (5.45" but don't know if you will find it easily. The phone is very scarce. I don't know of any other reputable brand that have what you want with your budget.

Can you source the Redmi 7a for me?

What should I increase my budget to within reasonable bounds that can get me a phone of that size from a reputable maker?

Thanks for your attention.

fibonacci2526:



Best you get the Redmi 9t but you need to add like 10-12k, that's the worthy upgrade to your Redmi 8a

Can you recommend a good phone from a top notch stable that comes with a 4.5 or 5.0 screen?

It must be 4g compliant, 2 sims, and at least 2gb/32. It must be brand new and within 30 - 40k budget.

Thanks in anticipation of your response.

jcmaiah:

Ihe ịrịba ama

? ? ? ? ?
Leaving me more confused with 'speaking in tongues'.

Lexusgs430:




My own still dey back of donkey.........

Can I get any Umidigi phone with 4.5 screen but must also have 4g. I am tired of bug screen phones.

A little more so may have to settle for a used iPhone 6......which I would rather not consider as I am very averse to used phones no matter the tag it comes under; Naija used, UK used, Craigslist, UK used and what have you!

Ericsdm55:
Testimony To The Glory Of God

I am sharing this testimony with you to encourage someone believing and waiting for the Lord to remain steadfast.

For sometime now my spouse has been battling with cancerous growth around her breast. To cut long story, she was on chemotherapy last two years and after then it was one drug to another.

Last year 2020, she started developing serious pain around her left armpit and it got worse as the runs down. The pain around her armpit was so much that we just didn't know what to do again. That evening we were having our devotion and I was led in my spirit to tell the kids to pray specifically for her. We continued like this for the next two days, laying hands on her specifically and declaring God's healing on her.

I noticed the fourth day she slept well with no complain of pain. So I didn't ask her, because at a point I just asked less, because of the emotional stress I often try to suppress. After a week she called me and showed me her chest, but the scary lumps was gone. Also, the excruciating pain around her armpit was gone as well. I am returning all praise and glory to God Almighty.

God indeed does answer prayers. I never visited any prayer house or miracle centre. I am not much of a church goer or a prayer warrior. I am not saying observing those things are bad. What I'm saying is; if you believe in Jesus Christ in your heart and confess Him as Lord and savior, then you are a child of God and have every access to God Almighty as well.

God also saves me from a serious financial burden in one of the worst time of the year 2020. I truly do not deserve this divine intervention and truly no body does, but the Lion of the tribe of Judah has prevail and overcame for me and you . Be encouraged, shalom!

You now have the authority to 'declare',......or perhaps command ......very strong terms to use in soliciting help from a Superior who had the final say as regards granting a petition or not.

jcmaiah:

I believe in Miracles! I am a beneficiary of miracles

What do you call a miracle?

Can you define this concept to the best of your ability?

Lexusgs430:



Better take her to a hospital for proper health check...... I don talk my own ó.........

I hope hope he is in a sound frame of mind to appreciate this advice.

deeway200:
We serve a living God . How some people deny God's existence still baffles me. I have seen situation where someone (a diabolical man) was shot and nothing happened to him. Since then I believe that this world is controlled spiritually. It is just that I prefer to serve the living God and not the diabolical ones.

And the someone(the diabolical man) who was shot and nothing happened to him...whom does he serve.....an 'non living' God. This is why the ranks of atheists are swelling rapidly every day.

Very confused Christians. As a matter of fact, contemporary Christianity is the bastion of confusion.

So we now have a Living God and Non-Living gods?

Really?!?!?

Brunicekid:
Good Day, Nairalanders... Am a Graduate and in addition to the online biz am working on launching, I need a job to do along with it... PLEASE HELP!!!!!

Go and learn how to sell and you will never be jobless again even for one day of your life.

Sales is the bomb.

Priscaochy:
Pls I am in need of a job in Abuja,am a graduate,I have bsc in accounting but pls I need a job even if it's a house help work am tired of staying at home depression is eating deep into me,pls help,thank you.

A field customer care job available for grabs.

Interview on Monday 1/02/21.

Resumption is on Wednesday 03/02/21.

It's just that it is in Lagos.
Salary is 40k for entry level.

Apply via; careers@valuegate.com.ng

RedPanthar:




Smiles. You won't understand. Go to Alaba or any igbo tradesman and see what happens after people serve them for years

You could as well reveal what happens in Alaba right here.

But bring Alaba in to this appears to be an apples and oranges comparison.

My position remains; I am positive that whatever was formally agreed upon with the employees at the time of engagement would be paid to the very letter.

Again,I challenge you to bring to the public domain through this medium any aggrieved retiree who has legitimate claims that have not been settled.

PatriotExact:
It totally depends on the University in context.

I'm not saying nobody should hype his church Schools. Not at all. Infact, the online hyping have really been helpful in jerking up covenant university stats in many online ranking that deals with positive mentions.

But when the deal becomes real, we know where to find the real universities. You can call Covenant University the best in Africa as much as you want. But when it's time for a World Bank research funding, they surely will not jump ABU, OAU, UI, UNN, and the likes for that "we are the best in the world" university. Keep shouting "we are the best in the world" until your students start crying after their certificate is bounced by a university even in India citing reasons that "they are not a recognized university."

I know universities (private ones) whose system and output are very much higher than the covenant University's. Let me even list them: ABTI, AAUN, Turkish Nile University, etc. But because bthey don't have church members shouting everywhere no one is giving them the rank.

Let's all chill. When we want girlfriends, we go for Cynthia, Melinda, Candace, Jane, etc. But when we want wives, we go for Chioma, Ngozi, Ekaete, Elizabeth, etc.

If you ever see Cynthia in a serious man's house, know that it was a happenstance. If you ever see a covenant university graduate working in a multinational, then know that his papa get Yello leg. But for every private university graduate you see working in a multinational, there are more than a thousand of his peers from public institutions who are there.

It's very sad that you can reason like this in 2021. But I am willing to give you the benefit of doubt as you may not have visited the university or directly experienced its products.

I am neither a stakeholder of the university nor the church.
I have however been to the university and listened/read several interviews granted by the Chancellor.

Furthermore I have been involved in corporate recruiting for several years and I can tell you that products of Covenant and Babcock in the early years always managed to clinch any available spot.

Personally, I have also had the privilege of employing a few Covenant graduates (I think they refer to themselves as Eagles) and would like to state here categorically that they had difficulty in proving their worth in very little time. While this may not be the case with all their graduates but I can tell you that majority of the graduands will be more employable than our regular public school products.

And my prayer for you is that you never find yourself working as a HR personnel saddled with the responsibility of recruiting fresh graduates. You could develop high blood pressure in just a few months. You truly have no idea of how bad the situation is.

RedPanthar:





You can't come back for me.


You'll come back for yourself. Not me.


Do you know I can mention names of people who served in active roles in some people's empire, some 5 years, some 10 years, some 20 years with nothing to benefit. And some died under circumstances that they wouldn't have under better spiritual social welfare.



Please. I can tell the history of that place from its very foundation as far back as 2001.


You can't come for me. Let's all continue to rack money and pile it up to heavens and when we can't spend it we throw 9 billion into purchase of shares and when the market crash, we pay stock brokers to hide our identities. We do this rather than attend to people who diligently served with sweat and blood


Do I know people in such service. I can list 20 off head not to even talk of the ones I don't know.



Let's continue. God will judge the true motives of people at the right time.



Nobody can come for me. Thankfully to God Almighty, I'm materially and financially blessed

I beg to differ here. I may not be a fan of Oyedepo or indeed any Religious leader but we should pay compliments where necessary. This man has contributed to the redefinition of tertiary education in Nigeria.

You may have your reservations about his person, his policies (by the way, I totally abhor his discipline style for Covenant university)but this should not detract from the issue in question here. Covenant has provided top class education for many Nigerians and thus enriched the quality of graduands in the labour market.

They have created an unrivalled research fund and deploy it objectively. They have top notch Academic staff earning the same salaries as their counterparts in public universities. The entire university environment/setting is reminiscent of a typical academic environment.

Regarded the bolded above, Oyedepo owes the retirees nothing in so far as he was paying them salaries as agreed when the staff were hired. If there was a promise of retirement benefits and he reneged please bring it up officially and I am sure he will rise to the occasion.

Again, I am not holding brief for Oyedepo, but would rather adopt an objective stance on the matter.

realdickoflife:
Interviewers in what country please? Developed? Please mention. I live and work in the US and trust me I know it is not lawful to ask those questions, rather they ask what are your salary expectations. Please do not spread falsehood.

To further educate us, you may wish to quote the relevant portions of the statutes that make the asking of this question relevant.

Living and perhaps having worked in the US does not necessarily mean that this question has never been asked by any potential employer.

You may be interested to know that the employer I am referring to has roots in the US and this interview took place right there. Another Swiss company with multinational operations has also used this tactic previously for a hiring process involving yours truly and other applicants of diverse nationalities. And this was in Geneva.

I do not wish to argue about the proprietary or otherwise of this approach as I do not see anything legally wrong with the question. Again as stated previously the employer retains the privilege of asking you certain questions within the limit of the law while you reserve the unalienable right to ignore the question (and/or of course sue as Americans are often won't to do).

Whichever option you choose will naturally be dependent on a lot of other variables.

This will be my last post on this matter as there is no trophy in sight for either of us whichever way the cookie crumbles.

Good day Sir.

Happiness98:
I don't know if this will get pushed to the front page. I'm getting frustrated and tired already.
I studied political science and had a 2:1 and till now no opening anywhere. I can't do runs, no offense please. I just can't. Presently I reside in Ibadan and I can work within any other south west state.

Pls...I don't want my frustration to lead to depression...
I just need a job, even if it's to raise capital to start a business.
Pls help a girl.

I can't help you with a job.

I can however recommend you to another Nairalander here who can help you with guidance and possibly capital to start out a business right there in Ibadan.

The problem I have is usually discerning the serious person from the unserious here on this forum. Many job seekers just looking for a place to collect a monthly stipend without making any contribution or adding value.

DM me if you are serious and committed to making a change in your personal circumstances.

realdickoflife:
This is not smartness but slavery and exploitation of a corrupt system. You have no right to ask how much I earned in the past. It is simply none of your business. Using that to determine honesty is also downright asinine. The Nigerian system is one in which I will never work again not in this lifetime.
I took a couple of HR courses in my undergrad and trust me this are not part of the ethics to be employed when filling vacancies.

Entirely your opinion and that of your teachers.
When you say the prospective employer has no right to ask you for your previous earnings, I wonder good arrived at that.

They do have a right to ask you any question that will enable them objectively appraise your suitability for the role just as you reserve the right to deny them an honest response.

This question has been asked not only in Nigeria but even by interviewers in very developed countries. Again, I maintain that there is absolutely nothing wrong with the question. You of course reserve the right to ignore the question or walk out of the interview.

Qtsnow:
Xiaomi MI 4
3/16gb
HSPDA
Like new
Box and accessories.
Has only 3.75G. No 4g

30k Price is firm

WhatsApp or Call 0805 5611 684

No 4G and still 30k?

Focusmind:
Nigerian Nurses!! Different breeds of nurses.
God bless the nurses at Memorial Herman Hospital, Houston

Amen to your prayer.

One of the best medical facilities in the Bay area of Houston. Incidentally there are two Nigerian nurses working there but you can never tell....they are so professional.

Blessingisrael:




you have done well by allowing her test the waters of writing entrance exams. please leave it at that and let her graduate from primary school before moving on. life isn't a race.
I'm a teacher, I can boldly tell you that you will be glad you let her be. Nigerians are in the business of pushing kids , they take pride in how young the child is amongst her "supposed" peers, forgetting is it not all about the appearance, which could also be affected, but failing to consider the psychological well being and maturity and readiness of that child.

teach your daughter that in life we grow in steps.

Well said Madam.

But then no surprises here. You are thoroughbred professional and also proud of your contributions to the present and the future.

May your reward start here on earth and continue in the afterlife.

9jamum:
This should be a joyous news for some mothers with special daughters like mine.  I am confused. My daughter passed the common entrance into JSS 1, should i allow her go off to secondary school? Isn't she too young?

You said it right with the bolded. It's all about the joy of the mother. Shouldn't it be what is in the best interest of the child?

What's the hurry about anyway?
8 years for secondary school is certainly overdoing it.

Drop your ego and you will see clearly that no child should in Secondary School by age 8 and the best time to get into university is between 16 and 18. At that point the child is more mature and discerning.

Just my opinion though.

By the way I am also blessed with a super smart daughter too and I have resisted the pressure for her to move faster than her peers. She is in primary 4 now and will do Primary 6 no matter the pressure the mother mounts on us.

Her older brothers also passed through the same processes d no regrets so far.

Best wishes to your smart Princess.

Many interesting positions here...but most of them just opinions based on personal experiences...which in itself is not bad.

It is however rather sad and very limiting when you try to categorize a company based on questions asked at an interview.

It is far from true that only small and unstable companies ask for your previous salary/pay slip. Even very large corporations ask this question depending on the circumstances of the interview.



The bolded is very important. A number of reasons could necessitate this question and I will list a few here;

Apparently, the most important reason this question comes up is usually because the company probably doesn't yet have a personnel emolument structure in place so they use your previous earnings to determine where to place you without underpaying you.

Sometimes, a company already has an idea of what you are currently earning especially if you are in the same industry. You then come and lie and thus make a fool of yourself. This is considered an integrity issue and could cost you the opportunity. It is for this reason that you are asked to bring your payslip to back up your claim.

Many large corporations who prefer to headhunt high and middle level management staff ask this question all the time. Typically, this question usually comes at the tail end when you have been narrowed down as the preferred candidate. Several years ago, I was interviewed for a position in one of the largest multinational conglomerates operating in Nigeria. One of the reasons I wasn't considered was because I hadn't previously earned close enough to what they had in mind. For them this meant that I wasn't as good as my interview process revealed.

I am sure sometimes you see some vacancy ads stating clearly that interested applicants who had never earned a specific amount should not bother applying.

Finally, one of the easiest ways to unveil dishonesty is especially among Nigerian applicants is to ask how much they earned last. Most candidates lie. It so for this reason that they are asked to present evidence of their claim. Recently I interviewed some candidates for a major food processing company. The interview held on different days. And we had 6 candidates applying for the same role (Quality Control) coming from the same company. 4 of them have very conflicting claims regarding their current earnings. The two ladies gave the same figures. When asked to back up their positions with payslips as evidence, the two ladies just forwarded their payslips right away from their email accounts. They were hired on the spot.....and for almost double of what they were earning.

The other 4 (all males) asked for time and brought back badly cooked up payslips. You are not yet hired and you are already lying your head off.

There is no big deal about revealing your current pay. All you need to do is decide what you will take and insist on what you consider is your worth taking into consideration the value you intend to bring to the table. There is no law preventing you from moving geometrically in your earnings. People can move from 100k to 3 Mill per month. I have seen that happen several times.

Whatever you do, AVOID LIES whether it has to do with previous salaries, entitlements, responsibilities held and accomplishments. It could be your very undoing.

Professional HR big wigs are usually smarter than you think.

Best wishes.

Sleekyzee99:
pls sir can this business u are talking about be done in Abuja? I am interested if it is in Abuja pls

This model of business can work anywhere. I was however limiting it to Lagos because I have done it in Lagos in person and can guide him very effectively.

I am not very conversant with Abuja but I believe the same model can be replicated successfully in the high density outskirts where the masses reside. It could also work very well in Abuja metropolis of you have a car. It'not something new or special. It has been in existence since the post trade and barter era.

Summarily, you are welcome to try it out in Abuja or anywhere else.

Good luck.

Light78:
I have passed through a lot in life. I don't have any source of income neither do I have a job. If you can help me, please do.

I wrote this wholeheartedly.

First of all, it's not as bad as you think it is. You need to first of all shift your focus.

I could guide you remotely into how you could actually start out making small monies but you would have to commit fully. In your very first week, you could make at least 5k. And then gradually grow it to 10k a week.

However you have to live in a densely populated are within Lagos.

Of course you will be selling something but only very fast moving products.

Yes! I know you don't have capital, but that is not a problem if you can prove your sincerity and honesty in the long term. I could guarantee credit for you where I have a good relationship provided you won't go and spoil my integrity built over several years.

Pls this is no fast lane to the top. It is a slow growth plan that will require long term perspective, focus and an unrivaled commitment to set goals and objectives.

DM me if you are willing to take his path.

CAVEAT!

By the way, this is a free mission I am undertaking, no money for me and no possibility of a physical meeting. Just remote guidance via email or WhatsApp only.

So many theories about this matter. Most of them unfounded. Some of them plausible, some of them outeight stupid and chauvinistic.

There are 4 sides to this story;

Tunde's side (which sadly we may never know).

Moyo's side which I am positive she may not be willing to share in absolute sincerity.

Nuri's side which will most definitely be tainted by corporate and survival coloration.

Then of course the truth which ultimately will be unraveled.

There is so much that meets the discerning eyes here and despite the varied conspiracies the different angles lead to different destinations. There is the moral perspective and then of course the legal angle.

Finally, as a man makes his bed so he lies on it. Use the inherent lessons to modify your own circumstances.

Tunde has lived his life to the best of his ability.
He failed to tell us what went wrong and how,even though he had more than three years to do just that. His family also didn't cry out all these years. We don't have his medical history. All we are doing is conjecturing as regards the link of his medical condition to his psychological turmoil....that is if there was anything like that at all.

So many things could have led to Tunde's death;

Supposing he found out that the newly conceived child wasn't also his own?

Supposing Nuru was going to take him up legally because of attempted blackmail or threat to life.

Just supposing there was an accord between trio and the proceeds were seized and transferred abroad without his consent and he was left without any compensation for his effort of several years.

Let's cool down a bit. Let's not be too excitable. These things happen and will continue to happen for as long as there are men and women on earth.

Wishing Tunde and indeed all of us journey mercies as we traverse the universe in different forms.

Supetheboys:
I have a used superclean Nokia2.1 for sale......no crack no dent.

How much?

Everyone should let the woman be.

The guy was careless and reaped the consequences thereof.

Give her space.

She sowed, she will reap.

Remember; let he amongst us without sin cast the first stone.

Lastmankc:
You're right brother,I remembered in 2015,When I and my guys board a vehicle from lokoja to Lagos we went for a POP job in lokoja,and the owner of the job gave us about 500k to give to our boss in Lagos the remaining balance of the contract.We got to oshodi by 12am,when we alighted from the bus,I immediately notice some guys 8 in numbers staring at us from one end of the park.Before we know it,these guys have started following us .i just called my guys and told them what was happening which most of them already know.We immediately brought out our work equipment and converted it to weapons,when these guys saw what was happening they all ran back.

Most important thing I read here was about the fact that this near perfect rendition of your experience is coming from a graduate POP Installer. You are a worthy youth who will go very farrrrrr! More grease to your fingers bro.

rockinrobin:

The specs and the age please.

I will have to check Sir.

Give me up till this evening.

rockinrobin:
Please, if you have an ipad or a tablet to give out for 60k below, kindly contact me on 08053457785. Please make original receipts available too.

Would you like a Samsung 10.1?

gabazin080:
10 years experience kill you there.
how will you get someone with 10 years experience if others don't give them a chance

Why the invectives?

The owner of the business has decided based on experience that he needs 10 years experience, why demonise him? He doesn't owe anyone anything. He isn't a charity. He runs a business and needs qualified and experienced hands and not interns.

No sentiments in running a successful business bro.

Oghene1st:
O.P! Nice question. Though I am not a medical practitioner but I think I will go for water.

Before I proceed to give my reason why I chose water, I want to address your claim that majority of Christians in Nigeria use toilet paper. You are overly wrong on this. You can't use your residence or zone in South to decide for the whole South.

Now, let me state my reason for choosing water. Toilet paper can't remove all particles of excrete from your ass, some particles will stick around the outer part of the anus as well as pieces of toilet paper because toilet paper in Nigeria easily breaks due to its fragility. Just imagine that a girl used toilet paper to wipe her ass after visiting the white house. She boldly opens her legs for a man to give her MouthAction and he perceives shitty odour from the anus. As a guy, how you go feel? Nor go give shit MouthAction by mistake oh.

When you use water, it will successfully remove all particles of excrete, and you can then wash with sanitizers or other anti-germs products.

Note: Nigerians use paper or newspaper more than toilet paper.

The bolded is no longer true as of today.
Newspaper is now a most expensive commodity.

mimicue:
Available

Available, yet you won't pick calls.

Yet you are quick to forward account details.

I hope it isn't what I am thinking.