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I've seen people who oppose to this while some feel it's not bad. The question is: KEEPING YOUR EX-BOYFRIEND OR EX-GIRLFRIEND PICTURES. Is it good or bad ? |
Well, being a public figure he shouldn't have done that. I still like him though, |
The straight answer is: Religion is not the root of world problems. Those who are fighting because of religion are mere lawless fanatics who have nothing else doing with their lives but to waste it. Their lives are meaningless and they have no future. Instead of just jumping into a river, they vent their anger on other people. Killing in the name of God is absolute craziness or complete insanity! |
I sincerely hope the election results are not already on his table. God help Nigeria! |
Back in the 1990's, I hated fuji music like sh*t, then my favourites were Ja Rule, DMX (I still love 'em) and all the rap musics. However, things began to change in 2002 when one of my cousins came to live with us from my Mum's village. Fuji was his favourites while he hated anything rap or foreign. We both used to complain whenever any one of us is playing his music. So what I do was to wake up early around 5:30am and play my noisy hiphop while he was stil asleep, and when he wakes, he'll respect me and won't remove it. Therefore forcing himself to listen. The next day he'll repeat what I did the previous day by playing his fuji music before I wake and I dare not remove it cos he's older. This continued for about 2months and that's how I fell in love with fuji music, especially Osupa Saheed's London Delight, first released in 2002. I now love fuji music that I play it everyday in school but my friends use to dis me, that why should I be listening to fuji musics when I'm not an illitrate. Now my questions are; why do most Nigerian students hate fuji music and why do they think it's only for the illitrates? |
look, this is a forum where people make posts that will better other people's lives. If u have something good to say, say it here and stop posting ur spam phone number. I ain't calling u. |
Believe me, rich dad poor dad is one of the best books I ever read. Besides Dale Carnegie, Robert Kiyosaki is my best author. The book is good and I'm writing my book based on inspiration I got from the book. You've got to read the part two and three. |
Mennn, adsense is real, it takes time though. Started my blog in 2007 with just a month's work and now I'm on $54. You either work hard or be patience. I prefer option A. |
Internet biz is not yahoo-yahoo. It's legit. It's just that if u're not prepared and patience, u'l be on it for 3yrs, lose ur money and yet make nothing. It's like any offline biz, it's no child's play. Visit www.joelcomm.com for a start, there free stuffs there. @poster, save some more money, u can do it. Gudluck. |
Pls nairalanders, I have some money and I want to establish a cybercafer of about 7 computers with direct link from the US and I will like to know how much the project might cost. I stay in the Ondo state capital. A direct answer will be appreciated, especialy from someone with previous expirience. Thank you. |
Dear Nairalanders, This question has been lingering in my brain for a while, I want to know how I can make it in Nigeria without working for the government. In other words, working for myself. What type of biz can I start? I need ur response. Thank you. |
People, i need someone who know about FTP to help me transfer some files to a server. I'm on a project and got stucked at this point. Your reward will be announced through ur email. Mail me here: owaduge@gmail.com if u're willing to do it. Thanks. |
That depends on the position, but it seldom hurts to be formal. When you arrange the interview on the phone is easy and quite appropriate, if the company’s officer are nearby you can drop by and see how the employees dress. Your appearance is the first thing the interviewer will notice about you. So it should be as favorable and professional as possible. Your grooming should be immaculate with hair and nail clean. You may not notice it but the interviewer will. If appropriate, clean and press your clothes, comb your hair, scrape your chin and shine your shoes. Before the interview, go to the restroom to check your appearance. -Men should wear a business suit and a conservative tie (stripes are good) -Women should wear a daytime dress or business coordinates. If you don’t regularly wear these clothes, check for strains and missing button sometime before the interview. The dress code is an important part of an organization’s culture. Being overdressed or under dressed at the interview can indicate that you don’t really know what the potential employer is about. If you dress in a similar vein to the employees, you are subtly projecting the image that you are already one of them. Tip courtesy of www.mydreamjob.tk |
this is to inform all in this forum that Spring bankis recruiting anybody with ND result and above, any discipline, and lower credict and above. If you re not recruitedthat means you've not visited www.mydreamjob.tk |
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