₦airaland Forum

Ecstasy154:
https://thenationonlineng.net/covid-19-niger-turns-back-trailer-load-of-lagos-returnees/

It's tarpaulin and not tampoli

MrBachelor:
Words with a vowel sound are preceded with the article "an". And words with a consonant sound are preceded with the article "a".

Thus, "S" in that sentence has the vowel sound "e". It is pronounced as /es/. Therefore, the sentence is correct.

To further explain, take the letter /U/ in the following words;

Umbrella and Uniform. In "Umbrella" the letter /U/ has a vowel sound, while in "Uniform" it has a consonant sound. Same letter but different sounds. Consequently, when using any in a sentence you would have "an umbrella" and "a uniform".

In conclusion, the sound, and not the letter, of the first letter of a word determines the article to be used.

I hope this helps.

You just took all these out of my head. You're not dull at all.

ubunja1:
No social distancing in court but they want to put someone in prison for disobeying the law that they are also breaking in court

This nigeria self.

I tire ooooo... This court room is crowded than the party venue

Ladiesdoctor:
Thank God for the lockdown some people for don carry the corona since.

If you are doubting me, ask Italy, USA, Spain, Iran

Thank God for the lockdown because some people would have carry the corona go villages during Easter and that will be a confirmed disaster.

Some people and complaints are like 5 and 6

You sound like Lauretta Onochie. No one is complaining about the lockdown actually. The complain is about the non provision of palliative by the government. Canada is giving each of its citizens 4000 Canadian dollars in order for them to stay at home for 2 months. There is absolutely nothing wrong if government should slash from the 2020 budget for the upkeep of the masses since the budget has not started working.

VillageHead:
Those that put in place these type of orders without any palliative measures to cushion its effects are sprawling obese while the subjects are growing thinner by the day.

Which way Nigeria!


Shey na like dis we go dey stay?

I tell you. They also have in stock food stuff that is enough to feed their families for 10 years. I usually tell my friends that hunger will/already killing people in Nigeria more than the virus itself.

Oh boy she ugly die oooo for real life

I think I will create a thread to let people know how ECOBANK unprofessional attitude and negligence is costing me my 4 months salary.

Oh, it's no longer Umunya in Oyi local government. Hmmmmmm.... I miss my NYSC days in Anambara.

Cleanworld:
its quite boring. most are tied down there because of government jobs

Uncle Abuja is not boring. You don't just know your way. It may be boring during day time because most people go to work. But it is very interesting at nights and at weekends.

NwaAmaikpe:





That's the sad world we live in.

They've fooled him to see himself as a public speaker when in reality, he is just a freak of nature unknowingly extorted to rake in funds for those who convene those programmes he gets invited to talk in.

I admire his determination to excel in life and I applaud that against the odds, he graduated as an accountant and has broken the records by being the first accountant to be unable to count with his own fingers.

I hope his life inspires someone out there who feels worthless. Just go out there and do something with yourself. You are not over because if this man could attain all of this with his life literally faced upside-down, then there's no reason for any able-bodied individual not to.

Let's all draw inspiration from him and I pray he is able to motivate people to greatness because I am not even moved by his pathetic existence.

This poor man has lived all his life with his head starring at women's yansh by default and I'm sure he has never tasted any. Nature then made it worse by wilting his hands so that he can't even bring pleasure to himself.

If this is were a story, it will be a tragi-comedy
This man here is both hero and victim while his wicked mother is the unmistakable villain.

But while nothing compares to a mother's love, there's an imaginary line between love and hate.
I blame the later for being the reason behind his mom's refusal to obey the doctors.

Good morning my neighbor.....
How are you doing.......
Are you doing okay.... okay.... okay....... okay...

Orubebe01:
How did u get the job pls

Na God dey run am ooo

Halimvh:
No, you won't receive salary for the month of December.

I presume you wrote your acceptance letter by 12th of December, 2019, right? Well, writing acceptance letter is not synonymous with getting captured on the government's payroll.

Using Kwara State as an example, if you're not captured before the 15th of any month, then you can forget about the salary for that particular month.

I wrote my acceptance letter about a month earlier. I was fully officially deployed to my department on the 12th.

Halimvh:
As a government employee, I would like to correct a wrong assumption here.

You will only get the December salary if you get captured on the payroll system before 15th. So, OP, did you get captured before/on 15th of December?

I was deployed to my department and had my internal posting on the 12th. I also assumed work fully on the 12th.

Someone just told me that December can be added provided that I start work before 15th.

Hhansome:
You can.

You mean I can get paid?
I'll have to wait till next week when they start paying salary in order to know where I stand.

BiafranBushBoy:
I was probably thinking it was a private job.

I am not knowledgeable about how government agencies onboard employees.

But for a private sector, your payment is calculated based on number of days.

But I am not sure if government agencies have a HR personnel that calculates things in details.

Thank you

burantashii:
Which agency ?
though it's depend on how nice the HR are in. the agency ?

Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA)

Good day nairalanders, I assumed a government job on the 12th of December 2019 after my documentation process which took about a month. As per the government policy of payment after 3 months, this is my third month in the job and I am expecting my 3 months salary. But I am a little confused whether it will be calculated from December because I fully assumed work on the 12th day of December. I need someone to clarify this issue for me because those I have asked have not been able to say anything tangible.

What type of nonsense journalism is this? The headline reads that NERC directs DISCOs to implement the new tariff on April 1st whereas the body of your story reads that DISCOs are awaiting NERC to give them directives on when to implement it. The last paragraph of your story even reads that you put a call through to NERC in order to confirm when the new tariff will begin to read. Then where did you get the date you use for your headline?

Yay! I've always known that there is something special about me.

Are you sure this combination works?

That's Golden tulip hotel

Donald95:
Thanks. I heard tying the region is dangerous

Also try to eat bitter kola as well as 3 table spoons of kerosene.

I'm interested. 07030278184

theophilusipadeola@gmail.com

Most of these girls will be setting standards like standard liege. When she said she has most of these materials, one thing I know is that most of them use their bodies to acquire these materials. Now you are using it to set a standard for a man who will only enjoy the remnant of what supposed to be his property.

imolile:
Minimum wage, Maximum suffering
NYSC ANTHEM
Youths obey the clarion call Let us lift our nation high Under the sun or in the rain With dedication and selflessness [b]Nigeria is ours, Nigeria we serve. [/b] Members, take the great salute Put the Nation first in all With service and humility NYSC for the noble youths Make Nigeria a great nation.

Far and near we come to serve And to build our fatherland With oneness and loyalty NYSC for unity Hail Nigeria, our great nation.
Source: http://www.nysc.gov.ng/downloads/nysc-bye-laws.php

Hmmmmm..... I'm already reminiscing about my NYSC days in Anambara.