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I got an info today that the issuance of letters has been suspended, "Reasons" your guess is as good as mine. We need to pray. I can't say how authentic this info is. But the source is an insider.

babagy82:
you definately are experienced hire, because your questions look more advanced than graduate trainee questions.

Has anybody been able to open his profile on the DPR site? I tried earlier after the interview as I was interviewed on the 8th and it didn't open. Please highlight any experience

Guys pls I need an advice, I was recently informed about the Canadian express Entry program, that drew my attention but the process is tedious plus u can't score above 500 unless u have a masters degree and u also leave within Canada. The alternative is to get a job offer which will give u a better chance in the Express Entry profile but getting a job from Nigeria seems like a tall order and the entire process could last up to a year.. The alternative is that I have a friend dere who has promised to get a job offer for me but he doesn't want me to go through the Express Entry process. that means I will process a work permit with the offer. Here is the catch the Express Entry gives u permanent residence but the work permit doesn't. I can always get an extension for work permit.. plus he has promised me accommodation and all.. but the Canadian system for employment has to go through some of their laws b4 they can employ a foreigner so I feel it may be difficult still for my friend to get me an employment letter. But with the Express Entry if u are lucky u can get a job offer dere without those processes or a state can nominate u to come to their state(province). Then the cost, the work permit will save time and money give and take plus flight fee we are looking at #500k in 2 months.. but the Express Entry with the current exchange rate we are looking at close to #1m but the wait is unspecified so u may just wait endlessly. Pls advice.. thanks

Shaking him off? Stacey Flounders is seen dancing, drinking beer and getting close to a host of men on a girls' trip to Dubai as her paedophile footballer ex Adam Johnson languishes in jail. More photos after the cut.

http://preyemiebi..com.ng/2016/05/former-liverpool-star-adam-johnsons-ex.html

See more photos here http://preyemiebi..com.ng/2016/05/tuface-and-annie-idibia-as-they-arrive.html

The best answer is not always the right one, as proved by these funny pictures of entirely incorrect pieces of homework.
Cheeky children have put their teachers in their place - from reminding them that 'not everyone has two legs' in a maths puzzle, to calling the science of classifying living things 'racism'.
One young know-it-all even had the nerve to tell their teacher 'you should not hit dogs' when asked to fill in the correct word on an exercise sheet.









For more photos visit http://preyemiebi..com.ng/2016/05/18-hilariously-smart-answers-to.html

Femi Fani-Kayode shared this post on facebook. This is coming soon after he was invited by EFCC, he already said he was going to to report at their office on monday the 9th of may which was the date set for him to report to their HQ.
http://preyemiebi..com.ng/2016/05/ffks-house-has-been-surrounded-by-efcc.html

Since 2009, Zimbabwe has used other currencies in lieu of its own, which it abandoned after hyperinflation of more than 5,000 percent made it essentially worthless.
This system of using multiple currencies has led to a deflation rate of -2.3%, according to Zimbabwe's bank governor.
"We changed to a multiple currency system to stabilize, and inflation went down to 0% and it was magic," said the Zimbabwe Reserve Bank Governor, John Mangudya.


Z$100,000,000,000,000


Zimbabwe used to have a Z$100,000,000,000,000 note - one trillion Zimbabwean dollars.
The note, along with previous hyper-inflated denominations including Z$10,000,000,000,000 (ten trillion) and Z$1,000,000,000,000 (one trillion), could be exchanged for U.S. dollars until the end of April 2016, but it was worth only about $0.40. It is fetching significant higher prices as a novelty item on websites such as eBay.
When inflation hit 230,000,000 percent in 2009 , the country's reserve bank -- infamous for its inability to contain sky-high hyperinflation -- declared the U.S. dollar as its official currency.
From excessively high inflation to -2.3% deflation, Mangudya remembers the tough years vividly. "It was so traumatizing," he admitted. "We didn't have the tools to fight the monster that the economy was facing at the time."
The country had to keep printing money. Prices would change by the minute, causing stress revolving around the fluctuations, one of the devastating effects of hyperinflation.

Dollar is king
The U.S. dollar is the preferred currency in Zimbabwe at present, but others are welcome.
"We are saying that since you can import/export goods from South Africa you can use the rand. If you are importing from China you can use the yuan. The U.S. dollar is our reserve currency," explained Mangudya.
Zimbabwe seems years away from reintroducing its own currency. In the meantime, it has coins called bonds.

Seems the more things change, the more that going back to the basics is the only option

http://preyemiebi..com.ng/2016/05/100000000000000-zimbabwean-dollars-is.html