Ay04z:
i was given 3.7 gig. O.p do ur homework again.

Whats the code

Explorers:
Sweet ride.

baba buy am nau

FASHION BEYOND BODERS.....This cutie turns plastic bag to clothing

Oluwainnie:
Is passport needed? If yes, please help me with the site yu used, thanks

pdfmerge.com

Modsenemy:


Definitely .
The apology doesn't mean she's quitting.

Those who knew her well from I think Egbeda knows she had always been a runs girl

shuuu....Na so u know her reach? whats her handle

VoltageDivida:
Congrats luv

G

olayemite:

I can't find the application tab on the website. The only thing I saw is a link to download the call for application in English, kindly direct me how to navigate on their page to register. Thanks

Which phone do u use


use google chrome or safaree

Preferably

check again, verywell

U'll see it, its on their website either top or bottom cant remember

Ive sunmitted mine

charlesucheh:
visit www.mergepdf.com

that site does not allow photos
Wondered how i would havve uploaded my passport photo
But ive succeeded anyways

Brownville007:
The African Union Youth Volunteer Corps (AU-YVC), established in 2010, is a continental development program that promotes youth volunteerism in Africa. The program aims to deepen the status of young people as key actors in Africa’s development targets and goals, enhancing their participation in policy development as well as design and implementation of relevant interventions towards the Africa Union’s Agenda 2063, ‘The Africa we want’. It brings people together to share skills, knowledge, creativity and learning to build a more integrated, prosperous and
peaceful Continent driven by its citizens. The volunteering opportunities are intended to build professionalism and a sense of responsibility among the participants, thus enhancing their employability.
Young African professionals are recruited to serve for a period of 12 months as AU Volunteers in an AU Member State other than their own. The next intake of volunteers for deployment in 2018 will be from the 11th – 31st of July 2017.


Eligibility Criteria:

Applicants have to meet the following criteria:
1. Citizen of an AU Member State living on the continent or the Diaspora;
2. Aged between 18 – 35 years;
3. Have a post-secondary certified qualification(s) (TVET, Bachelor’s degree or equivalent)
4. Available in 2018 to dedicate 12 (twelve) months for volunteer work;
5. Willing to live and work in another AU Member State;
6. Is proficient in at least one AU working language (Arabic, English, French, Portuguese);
7. Has at least one year verifiable volunteering experience and one year professional work experience.

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should Click here to Apply
Application Deadline: July 31st 2017
https://www.africa-youth.org/opportunity-apply-au-youth-volunteer-2018/

Source: https://www.graduatejobsng.com/apply-african-union-youth-volunteer-corps-au-yvc-2018/




http://www.nta.ng/news/20170712-african-union-recruiting-youth-volunteer-corps/

Having problems with upload Cv and attachments

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[quote author=cyber5 post=58294762]Any smart phone user or owner out there would agree that one of the most dreaded place(s) to hold and operate a smartphone anywhere in the world is that place with large volume of water; particularly if you don’t own a waterproof or water- resistant device. Surely, an average smartphone user would have, one way or the other, had their smartphone drop in water. Could be swimming pools, drainage system, the kitchen sink, the toilet water closet, in the shower, at the beach, or could even be rain.
There are really numerous routes via which your phone can get wet.
Thanks to the emergence and upsurge of waterproof and water- resistant devices (yes, there really is a difference) like the Homtom HT20, Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+, Ulefone Armor 2, LG G6, Samsung Galaxy S7, Homtom HT20 Pro, Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4, etc,.
People have had to worry less about being overly careful when handling their devices near water .bodies as they can just dip their hands into the water, remove their device, wipe it dry and they're good to go.
However, for individuals without a waterproof device, you can do the following below to revive your smart phone back to life after the drowning experience.

WHAT TO DO
1. Firstly, whenever your smartphone drops in water, you must “quickly” remove the device out of whatever water it falls into, be it toilet water filled with urine. The faster you remove the device out of the water body, the higher its chances of survival. Reverse will be the case when you stand still, staring at your smartphone (or soon-to-be former smartphone) in awe before finally deciding to remove it after 5 minutes.
2. If the phone has a removable battery, the next best bet is to remove the battery.
3. If your device’s battery is non-removable, make sure you switch the device off as soon as it is out of water.
4. Afterwards, remove all other components that are removable. E.g SIM cards, SD card, back cover.
5. If you happen to know your way around disassembling a smartphone, you can go ahead and rip out every single part of the device carefully as this will hasten the drying up process. But if you aren't tech savvy and do not have the tools or know how to disassemble your device, skip this step and proceed to step 6.
6. Remove water on the surface with a dry cloth or preferably a towel. While doing this, be sure not to press any button or shake the device. This is to avoid the water from moving deeper into the phone.
7. Next step is to leave the smartphone to dry out for a relatively long period of time. Basically, the idea here is to put the device in an environment that will support its drying off.
A common practice is to dip the smartphone in a bag full of rice for 2-5 days. Rice is an effective moisture absorber, so it dries out the water in the smartphone quicker than leaving it on the shelves to dry.
WHAT NOT TO DO
When you have a smartphone drop in water, do not do the following as you could permanently damage your device.
1. Do not turn on the device immediately after removing it from water.
2. Do not, for any reason, plug the device to a power source.
3. Do not push any keys or button. You risk pushing water further into your device
4. Do not shake or blow air into the device. This also could push water into your device.
5. Do not apply any heat to the phone as excessive heat can do further damage to the phone.[/quot
Bag of rice ke?
What if it falls into a pit toilet?
Bag of rice too?

lalasticlala
seun
mynd44
ishilove
marpol
semid4lyfe
obinoscopy
farano
rocktation

this facebook girl wants to cheat again after being caught and forgiven by boyfriend but ask how long should she wait before cheating again

what's your thought?

feldido:
My First Love
My Best friend
My Life.

happy married life FeDildo

Fela40:
The question is how many graduates are proficient with MOS (Microsoft office suites)??

You might think it is the normal Microsoft Excel and Word... hahahaha...

I am working for an IT firm, and all our job vacancies have not yet been filled up!!

reason is there are no professionals to fill them up!!

Learn ICT and get a job Asap!!

Incase you want to know more. A company like IIHT (Indian Institute of hardware Technology) does Seminars on various IT courses every Wednesday. Please attend and they will lecture you for FREE on all you need to know!!


I studied there so I can boldly tell you all about them!!

From an Ex student!!

bros hook a brother up

Chongaiman:
As surely as the night follows the day, so shall this thread make FP....

Nagin, call Nneka... Your family members have been massacred

please what's the name of that Indian movie

oleeee:
wat is this one saying? R u blind?

he's definitely high on dried dog shit

Anthony YAW NKRUMAH joshua

charle weldone

dicksonadams:
Got a total of 2,705,000 naira, but my 500k dey freeze inside.

sometimes the way u ppl lie makes me angry

because u dey find talk

if you taught was I taught, you taught right, that was what I was thinking...Ys now, because that man has suffered enough, from ear now penis,



P.S God be with the little boy

dukeprince50:
congrats to uniport, NDU ona matter taya me o. well lemme just give my self hope that NDU is just a new sku dat is 16yrs old, we will get there probably when next 20 decades.

lol

NDU nothing come out

sollybaby:
piperson
ure needed here

I sleep with clothes on


what about u?

if there was a film to discribe nigeria

it would be HOLOCAUST

wait

I'm trying to be sober

the road to riches is paved with hard work

...Piperson

sollybaby

this would be nice

sollybaby:
piperson
take heart
am here for you
one love

lol

gtfu

TinaAnita:
Osenobua juweye? What warranted such cold-blooded assassination in the first instance? And what's the brain behind wipe off a whole family? I'm not understanding anything!

O gha ma

ifyalways:

I actually don't care if you eat shyte or not but don't come here berating a dish you actually never tasted just cos you have a stiff palate and taste buds.

You've dropped your opinion about Ghana food, i've dropped mine.
#bye#

c ur lyf

can't just prove a point without insults?

tosyne2much:
Life doesn't not end with Palmchat bro.. We are meant to fly beyond that

consider the OP's predicament

he's sounding like one with little or no direction


I believe if he was in your shoe he wouldn't have created a thread like this sef