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If u did phone interview n did not get mail for training your name has being substituted according to an inside source,, we have being scammed |
Ah, I never see ceec win millions millions o, promoters make una help my babe ministry na |
Uyiii:THUNDER FIRE YOU |
CeeC the slayer of all dem haters and BBN gang up, ONE of the most entertaining housemates,#noSharing #noPretence |
guy respect yourself na |
thunder fire NEPA |
Deltayankeeboi:u need broom n stick deliverance |
Is there anyone who did phone interview after sep 10 th that has being called for training in Nigeria, any one from kwara state as well, is payment steady... |
ERockson:yes plenty phone interview almost 1 year since step 7th, any hope |
koko master, kokolet, image maker during d Mo hit day, I still stream BOOTY CALL whenever I have time, I can't forget my babe back then in school COMFORT d girl in d video with d round face n big something |
yeye boy, you did not grow from grass to grace, you were born with a gold spoon, anyone in your shoes with the same opportunity would have done the same, YOU PUT THE CART B4 D HORSE BY TRYING TO WRITE A BOOK B4 WINNING D DEAL, B4 YOUR. 30TH BDAY AND FANTASISING ON RIDING A TROJAN HORSE INTO A WHOLE AFRICA but your childishness n instincts failed you. nice one bro u my mentor |
Thunder fire you for giving me socks |
Nice work |
olaniyansunday:when was she interviewed, anyone from kwara in this batch, any one interviewed after sep 10 that has gone for training. what batch are they currently on, any one with good answers |
SCAM, all u see on Mtn site is open a profile fill n submit, that's all.. |
Aspiregreat:Him no go Libya, by d way those who were lucky to make it to Europe are hustling and OK na d unlucky fellows die n come back to get 1k |
Very Interesting piece of History, the Ayoub might have used his name to scam his bank, However how did the bro make his money |
Only police request will assist u get that |
Aspiregreat:bad belle, leave am make e go hustle na |
9mobile in my area was the bomb until recently when network will just sleep 4 2 days n wake up on it's own. TIPS to save data 1, deactivate automatic UPDATES on the phone 2, uninstall all non active apps 3, use wireless or cafe for heavy data work such as download/upload etc 4, Avoid video and voice call. as much as possible 5, Instagram works n load as if it's streaming consumes a lot of data get in n get out. 6, for those who play games online and say data finish data fall on you 7, for those who share data n hotspot pls hide your face 8, Nairaland, whatsapp, Facebook, and some little browsing will do for ONE month. ANALYSIS; Mtn 1gb monthly / 30 days = 30mb per day. GLO 2GB monthly/ 30 days = 60mb per day. when people spend about 20mb per sitting and about 100-200+ mb per day your data will finish within 5-10 days or at most 15 days. 10GB will mean 300mb per day an averaged of what girls use updating status, pictures etc on the internet. GUYS MAN UP I WORK IN AN ICT WE KNOW ALL THIS THINGS... |
who is the DG of NAFDAC and Boss of SON, They will be readmitted when an Aboki heads the agencies, maybe custom do the job of SON n NAFDAC |
ERockson:Yeap Kwara state |
This is the most useless recruitment process I have seen in a long time, since September 7th phone interview, to feb, 6 month no invite, yet 3 month without pay God will punish those facilitating this scheme..... |
Guys Can you send in this type of resignation letter and copy HR, All departmental managers, All staffs of the organization
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1. Sijibomi Ogundele Sijibomi is notably the youngest Nigerian man so far to reach a billion in earnings from business investments. He is 34 and the CEO of Sijimoto, a real estate business empire. Sijimoto is a key player in real estate both in Nigeria and beyond. He currently has over 70 houses in Ikoyi listed as his own Sijibomi was not born a success. He worked himself into it. He grew up in Agege but because of his vision, he decided to push on for a better life. At a very young age, the young lad would leave his suburb Agege to be at the Ikoyi Polo Club; his mission then was to be like the rich and opulent so as to emulate their unique lifestyles. Today, his lifestyle suits his status as a billionaire. Sijibomi revealed his affection for fast cars and antique watches. At 33, he bought a pricey Patek Phillipe wristwatch that costs $150,000 (N23 million) and when asked, he said he procured it so his grandson can one day use it. 2. Ladi Delano At 35, Ladi is co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Bakrie Delano Africa – a $1 billion joint venture with the $15 billion Bakrie Group of Indonesia. He started the journey to riches from age 22 he founded Solidarnosc Asia, a Chinese alcoholic beverage company that made Solid XS, a premium brand of vodka. Forbes Africa listed him as one of Nigeria’s top earners to watch This is an excerpt from the report done on him by Forbes Africa back in 2013 The path may have been well lit, but hardship lurked around the corner. In his student days, Delano found he suffered from mild dyslexia and deafness in one ear. Learning became more and more difficult and the idea of school waned. Despite this, with the help of extra lessons, Delano made it to a top university on a day he describes as glorious. The novelty soon wore off and academia became Delano’s nemesis. In his second year of a political science degree, he made up his mind. “It became quite clear that I didn’t have a passion for my course. I think that lead to me being easily distracted and that, ultimately, culminated in me thinking that rather than flogging a dead horse, it would make more sense to do something I was more comfortable with. There are two types of education and each form of education is equally as valuable. The academic approach to education is vital, no business can operate and be successful without those who have spent the time to understand the academic side of anything. However, that approach to education is not necessarily for everybody. And in my case, it wasn’t. So, I decided to withdraw from the university,” he says. Delano’s decision didn’t go down well at home, but there was no stopping him. At least, university education had planted the idea of becoming an entrepreneur.“ 3. Igho Sanomi The 40-year-old Igho Sanomi is the founder and CEO of Taleveras Group, a Nigerian energy, power and construction conglomerate. Taleveras is arguably one of Africa’s largest energy trading companies, trading close to a billion barrels of crude oil and millions of tons of condensates, gasoline, jet fuel and LPG every year. Taleveras also owns substantial stakes in two oil blocks in Nigeria as well as lucrative production sharing contracts (PSCs) in three offshore oil blocks in Ivory Coast. The group Power subsidiary constructs electrical substations in Nigeria and also owns a majority stake in the Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company. The towering conglomerate has an annual turnover of several billions of dollars. Igho Sanomi is the controlling shareholder of the group. At 40, Mr Sanomi is arguably one of the youngest kings of oil and gas Nigeria has ever seen
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dayo2me:Thanks |
1, Please house how much does it cost to build a mobile application, from start to finish 2, What are the ways and procedures to MONETIZE the app. 3, How soon can the app be built/completed from start to finish. Your contributions are highly appreciated. Thanks Modes kindly remove d link, was trying to upload a photo. |
fLD |
Please Nairalanders are you EXPERIENCING POOR DATA and NETWORK on the 9MOBILE Network. Here in Ilorin kwara state it started about 2 weeks ago, data services goes off for as much as 6hrs to 2 days. is anyone experiencing this same issue. |
