Donpre:
You could take neco GCE which doesn't come up till September... Lot of time to prepare

Waec also said there would be 2 GCE exams a year. Registration for the first is currently on, you could take the other. Sadly I don't know the time it's gonna hold

So by what time is the NECO GCE coming up?

Greetings to all nairalanders. I have a problem I'm sure lots of experienced folks will give me the right advice.

I wrote my JAMB last year in high hopes I was going to study Microbiology in the University of Uyo with a score of 220. Actually I had this high hopes because I knew I was going to do better in the Post UTME. Well, like y'all know, Universities adopted a totally different method of screening students for admission

This affected me greatly because I had to combine my O level results which resulted in a much lower score. I failed Physics in WAEC and had to use NECO to combine.

Unfortunately, I didn't gain the admission. I decided not to write this year's Jamb. The fear of not gaining admission due to my combination result is one of the reason. I dreaded going back to Secondary school to write exams so as to get a better SSCE result until someone suggested i write GCE. Perfect!

But my problem is, I'm not ready to write exams now as I'm not prepared for it and have no money. So I planned on writing it next year around Nov/Dec like i heard. Since school's barely accept awaiting results, would you advice me to write the exams this year. Or next?

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Do you have a pickup centre at Eket, Akwa Ibom. As someone who's planning to be an online seller while I reside at Akwa Ibom I will like to know

dingbang:
I will look out for current ones and let you know.. Do u reside in pH?

Oh! Thanks a lot. Yes I reside in PH but wanted a job far away from home. But if there's any job vacancy in the future. Please let me know. Thank you

I've been searching for kojic acid soap like crazy here. The area where I live is too local that they don't even know what a sunscreen is. And I'm still doubting I'll find it if I pay transport to a supermarket far away to purchase it

I know its easier to say I should purchase them online but the shipping cost is damn HIGH!! I wanted purchasing a kojic acid soap of N980 on Konga and I didn't bother when I found out shipping cost was N1,000 which is higher than the product I even want to purchase.

So if there's anyone in Port Harcourt who sells kojic acid soap, I'll appreciate it. And I'm sure the shipping cost will be less.

If there's also any sunscreen of SPF 30 for cheap rate I'll also want to buy it

thanks in advance.

[quote author=dingbang post=55983877]There are a lot of waitress jobs here in pH..

Please is there anyone you know about currently? and how much do they pay?

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any job for SSCE holders in Port Harcourt?

I've been seriously looking for Naija websites that will pay for writing short stories. Any suggestions?

hello please can someone list websites that I can pay someone to rank my blog high on google search engine??

@galaxyxyrop. I just called and the NOUN official asked me to come tummorow to see if the issue can be resolved. I'm so confused. I hope I won't have to pay another N5,000 because of this. She even told me I would not have paid in when I noticed there was a fault in my name

@galaxyxyrop. I'm about to load airtime and call one of the personells there. I'll let you know when I'm done

Hello. I'm having issues here. I generated my RRR code today at NOUN study centre close by and was told to write my surname and name and that's exactly what I did. But issues came up when I went to deposit the money at the bank. I wrote my full name which included surname, name and other name.
For e.g. Assuming this is my regular name I use for all documents. James Etim Sunday. And here's only what I wrote for RRR code generation. James Etim. Anyway, I finally told them to put in the name that was showing which is James Etim
Now my problem is, when screening time comes and I'm asked to bring other documents that contain the full name which is James Etim Sunday. Will I have problems when they see James Etim on my NOUN payment receipt. Or can I change it?? please I want to know

Hello. I'm having issues here. I generated my RRR code today at NOUN study centre close by and was told to write my surname and name and that's exactly what I did. But issues came up when I went to deposit the money at the bank. I wrote my full name which included surname, name and other name.

For e.g. Assuming this is my regular name I use for all documents. James Etim Sunday. And here's only what I wrote for RRR code generation. James Etim. Anyway, I finally told them to put in the name that was showing which is James Etim

Now my problem is, when screening time comes and I'm asked to bring other documents that contain the full name which is James Etim Sunday. Will I have problems when they see James Etim on my NOUN payment receipt. Or can I change it?? please I want to know

How much is the kojie San soap?

what SPF is it?

Please someone should suggest any sunscreen of at least SPF 45 that I can buy for N800.

No money again o

hahaha. lwkm. This one is rag na.

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Hahaha. All the comments here are funny but honestly speaking, her massive boobs is not something to envy. A nice boob should be a C cup. Other than that. She's carrying heavy load and it can be frustrating. It'll make matters worse if her butt is not as big as her boobs. The only way out is surgery

Wow! N600? But jumia and konga sells for N1,400 - N1,500

Hello my people. I'm really looking for where to purchase kojie San soap here in Nigeria and I'm not interested in online shopping as their products are very pricey.

I'm suffering from seriously tanned and uneven skin tone. Used to have a very beautiful fair complexion but everything has faded of into light brown skin tone.

My hands, face, legs, neck and light brown and my stomach and thighs are still fair. So I really wanted something safe to whiten and even out my skin tone.

Currently, I'm using silks papaya soap (for 1 week now). I'm not expecting to see any change at week 1 but i don't feel like anything is going to happen.

So I just want something I'm very sure would work. Can I find this soap in Nigerian Supermarkets in P.H?

hahaha. lwkm. Here's a link I found about president buhari if he really came back. Can't type everything because its lengthy. http:///2mopKpJ

Wow! she's an inspiration for all the brown skinned ladies out there. I know of black women who're even cuter. So black girls rock too. (I'm fair skinned though! By the way, nice blog theme. I visited the link. What's the name of the theme you're making use of?

Nice posts

I've tried the lemon and sugar wax and it worked. You can see that at www.pinkywelove. I want to purchase the gram flour, not for hair removal but for tan removal. I found out that on dealdey, its N1000 for just 200g. I don't know how special it is because its just a flour. Just a type of flour. I buy normal flour 210g for N150. I don't get why I should be spending N1000 on just 200g of besan flour. I stay in P.H. If anyone here knows where to purchase this offline. I'll appreciate it if you tell me.