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kalet55:
I signed up for adsense and they rejected the application but when I changed my blogger email address and sent another application, they told me I already had an adsense account with the old emai but still the same blog. What do I do?

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Did you know about UNILAG ANTHEM Competition: Compose Anthem For UNILAG And Win ..more via https://www.nairaland.com/1969641/unilag-anthem-competition-compose-anthem

It is interesting to reveal this to our readers that you can make an unforgetable mark that will be remembered forever in Unilag if you are Student, Staff or Alumi. How? You compose a new anthem, submit it and await screening processes.

If your composed anthem wins, then it will become Unilag permanent anthem with alot of rewards attached for the winner. What about the joy of having your composed anthem used by Unilag, it could be a dream come through and open door for unlimited oportunities. Check full details below:

UNILAG ANTHEM: CALL FOR ENTRIES

Introduction: The University of Lagos was established by an act of the Federal Parliament in April, 1962. Fifty-two years after, the University continues to fulfill the vision of the founders of this great Institution.

It is common practice in institutions of higher learning to have an anthem depicting their mission and vision as well as core values. The Management of the University of Lagos hereby invites gifted and competent members of the community (students and staff) and alumni to submit suitable lyrics – with or without music – from which the best will be selected to become a worthy anthem for the University.

Guidelines: The anthem should:

Not be more than three stanzas;
Reflect creatively the mission, vision and core values of the University;
Depict the status of the University as “the University of First Choice and the Nation’s Pride”;
Resonate its slogan of “Great Akokites;”
Crystallize the philosophy of the University of Lagos;
Be free of any religious traces or overtones either in sound or meaning; and
If by music, the rendition should be artistically appealing and backed up with appropriate rhythm and orchestration.

For full detail, submition and closing date visit the source at http://careerpingger.com/blog/unilag-anthem-competition-compose-anthem-for-unilag-and-win/

san316:
It Seems The Phne Isnt In D Mrkt Yet. If E No Cost, I Go Try Am Out.

it already out...just not circulated.

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Nigeria's success in stamping out the deadly haemorrhagic fever Ebola is being hailed as a model for countries struggling to contain the deadly virus.

The World Health Organisation declared Nigeria free of the deadly Ebola virus on Monday after six weeks with no new cases, an achievement with lessons for countries still struggling to contain the deadly virus.
This year's Ebola outbreak, the worst on record, has killed 4,546 people across the three most-affected countries, Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone.
Its arrival in Lagos, an overcrowded city of 21 million people, sparked fears of a doomsday scenario in which it becomes impossible to contain because contacts are too diffuse to trace.
As the commercial hub of Africa's most populous nation, largest economy and leading energy producer, it would have been an ideal springboard for Ebola to spread across the country.
The first case in Nigeria was imported from Liberia when Liberian-American diplomat Patrick Sawer collapsed at the main international airport in Lagos on July 20.

Authorities were caught unawares, airport staff were not prepared and the government had not set up any hospital isolation unit, so he was able to infect several people, including health workers in the hospital where he was taken.
But they acted fast after the doctor on duty, who later herself died of the disease, quarantined him in the hospital against his will and contacted officials.
Doctor Ameyo Adadevoh at the First Consultants hospital in Lagos where Sawyer was first brought kept him in the hospital despite his protests and those of the Liberian government, preventing the dying man from spreading it further, according to Benjamin Ohiaeri, a doctor there who survived the disease.
Ebola is much more contagious once symptoms become severe.
"We agreed that the thing to do was not to let him out of the hospital," Dr Ohiaeri said, even after he became aggressive and demanded to be set free.
"If we had let him out, within 24 hours of being here, he would have contacted and infected a lot more people ... The lesson there is: stand your ground."
Once the hospital contacted the ministries of health in the state of Lagos and the federal ministry in Abuja, authorities quickly set up and equipped an isolation unit.
Nigeria's success in preventing the spread of the disease contrasts with its slower and more fractious response to crises such as the kidnapping in April of more than 200 girls still being held by Islamist militant group Boko Haram.
The announcement that Nigeria has, for now at least, stamped out the deadly haemorrhagic fever, follows a similar declaration in much smaller Senegal, where one case was imported from Guinea.
Officials hope such success stories will change the way the West, where many are currently in the grip of a panic about a disease brought to their shores from Africa, sees the crisis.

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Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/ebola/11174554/How-Nigeria-beat-the-Ebola-virus.html

It has been an issue for long (in Government, Secular etc.) on the discrimination between HND and BSc. certificate holders in Nigeria. Presently there is a law suit on it to recover the EQUITY between the dual.

Will this be possible? What is your take or it?

YES or NO! with reasons.

And we can keep the thread on to update ourselves on the latest till the conclusion is reached and declared. So all of us we know where we stand at the END!

God will help us in Naija...where no value should mean much to all!

Even though he did not stay when football is now billion dollar biz..yet he worth it and even more

People are waiting to confirm from him sinces.....to know where to follow come 2015 while others also declare theirs.

newacca:
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Just a LIve program question for my fellow NairaLanders.....

Can YOU burn your Certificates in exchange for $10Million? And WHY?

nwaobitex: why did they remove the other thread

I will write the MOD to know while. thanks, at least have done yours and others are reluctant to giveout their details yet.

lirusehn:
Using my Daimond bank's card for the 4th time and yet no #65 was debited like seriously!

oooooo...kobiko...my chest returned to normal with your comment..against the previuos one.....hmmmmmm


Will not forget to say Thanks!

Gboliwe: It will take effect after the 3rd ATM transaction

Chai...if this if true o ga oooooooo

Just want to know if this is happening to other bank users. It was announced that banks will charge N65 per transaction done via other banks' ATM from September 1st. Amazingly I have done two transactions now but nothing of such. Am using GTB.

Does your own bank deduct the N65 charges when you use another ATM aside theirs or not?

A Federal House Of Representatives aspirant, Kingsley Nkemka, have been reportedly gunned down by suspected hired assassins on Tuesday at an area known as T Junction, Ohaohia Mbeiri, Mbaitoli local government of Imo State.

Nkemka, an aide of Imo State House of Assembly Speaker who is aspiring to represent Mbaitoli/Ikeduru, on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) was attacked and shot dead shortly after he attended the opening session of Imo state house of assembly lawmakers.

According to a statement signed by the Senior Special Assistant on media to the speaker, Emeka Ahaneku, Nkemka had travelled to some of the wards in his constituency in continuation of his consultation with some party leaders in the area to fine-tune his political aspiration when the incident happened.

“Immediately after his visit, Nkemka reportedly stopped over briefly at the popular T-junction, Ohaohia Mbieri, to also meet with one of his facilitators who had desired a meeting between 8 and 9pm before the unfortunate incident.

“After the meeting with his facilitator and the director-general of his campaign organisation, some hoodlums, numbering about five, suddenly showed up at the scene, kicked out his (Nkemka’s) facilitator, ransacked Nkemka’s pockets, before shooting him in the ankle. They ordered him into the booth of his Toyota car where they finally shot him at close range.........

Culled from http://prowlingeagles.com/blog/apc-reps-aspirant-assassinated-imo/

it is cool reading this...

Your DEGREES are not as important as your DELIVERIES-Bisp. Oyedepo

Do you agree? ..Whats your take?

Itusco: When will it reach my turn?

go through the Give away thread and follow new instruction given ..you may be a lucky winner...

Na wa for naija....Who is TRUTHFUL amidst them Na uuuhhhhhhh..


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