ladyF:

lol you wan blind me today sha

Lol.

Not by my hand shall ladyF be blinded #PinkieSwear

Abimbex007:

Hehehehe..Eesorrai, will do the needful

Lol...Issorait

ladyF:

Hehehe...

[size=2pt]na so dem dey catch amebor pipu. No go spoil your eye o [/size]

Lol.

[size=2pt]No worry ehn, no be your bad e-handwriting fit spoil my eye. I don see worse in my days of exam giraffing. But na this your writing go cause those F9 o. And no be "amebo" dem dey call am, na "inquisitive spirit" [/size]

Abimbex007:

I hope the break is over now
I'm doing fine too, bro Enjoy the weekend

Lol. I cannot categorically tell you now that the break is over...cos it's up to my oga at the top to decide that The wind is still blowing and I know not in what direction it might be the next time.

Have a great weekend too sis

Abimbex007:

Uncle, where have you been na? Trust you doing fine

Auntie, just a small break o I've been fine. Thanks. Trust you've been doing great too

ladyF:

lol...FTC tif. Na me suppose dey on top...

[size=4pt]ermmm... I mean top of the page o.[/size]

Welcome back sha!

Thanks

I just sharply tap your FTC tiffin anointing ni. But you're welcome to the bolded...great homecoming

[size=4pt]Ermmm....Where's my lens? Your e-handwriting is terrible Can't read what you wrote there [/size]

ladyF:

hehehe... You travel?

Yea...to see the queen

Me FTC-ing...something about ladyF??

ladyF:

lol the F actually stands for F9. Even ProudOlodo wanted to dash me his moniker the other day

Oh, that offer! Thank God you didn't take it sef

karleone:

Evening s/o goes to Abimbex007, Amicable09, Samguine, ProudOlodo, Ksstroud, Ferdybaba, Uncle Lero15 and all the JV chatroom guys and ladies (sorry if I no write your name. Na tiredness cause am). Pray y'all continue to blossom in God's grace.

Evening S/O to you too and the entire JV room. Hope I meet everyone well

banmee:


Do you know how many women David bedded? And God turned a blind eye to almost every sexual misdeed he committed. Can you explain that?

First, you should try give a count of how many women her bedded since you know so much. Second, you need to read David's story and the Psalms again to find out if God truly turned a blind eye to his misdeeds. And third, what could explain why he was still able to have that standing before God is 'righteousness'

Wow! Congrats to faraday62, nevergiveup1 and soulhighman

Icecomrade:
Jim has the capacity to compete with ANY Hollywood actor.

You're kidding, right?

Matthew 6:34 - But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.

Philippians 4:8 -
Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true,
whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things
are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever
things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good
report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any
praise, think on these things.

cc:
Lastmumu
Jazmiynne
Lero15
Amicable09
Davide470
Busybeei5
Ksstroud
Abimbawealth
Abimbex007
Karleone
DatechMan
Philadelphia
TheRealAdonye
Wroskian
Tolusan
Adeaks
Nwakaegoabisola
Kuldr
Mcshegs

adeaks:

Afternoon ma'am. I think I'm good. Can't complain!

at the bolded

Jazmiynne:


Merci beaucoup **hope I got that right**

Welcome to today Proud one... It's Sunday, so remember to humble yourself before the Lord

I'm kuku not a Frenchian but I think you're right

After the first time I received an omni-slap, I've learnt to always leave my pride at the door before approaching the Lord's throne. I almost forgot again...thanks for the reminder

Jazmiynne. This one you went from Jazz to being Poetic
I hope you find the pattern that works for you soon. Just one of nature's many ways. Tu seras bien

Benikuuse:
Though truth is bitter but we already tried him for five years, but he gave us nothing, we are trying buhari now if he doesn't deliver in his four years we will still vote him out in 2019. No two words about it

Thank you

rvpbae:

I no send you message! But thank you

You're welcome

rvpbae:
Bear in mind, our elected public officials are the highest paid in d world.

Indeed, we are fantastically corrupt!!

Corrected
Only if they're just as swift to talk about and "de-subsidize" their outrageous allowances and incredulous pensions and service benefits.

amicable09:

There continues the evil cycle!

Good morning *smiles*.
Slept well?
You must be up and running by this time. Please run for two *winks*. See you later in the evening.

Lol.
Good morning. I only slept little but I'll manage to run for three sef Slept well too? Have a splendid day. See you later

amicable09:

Lol.
ProudOlodo see how you are blaming the common man. He didn't say in 15 years, he has fathered 15 children o but we have leaders who have children within and without, we don't look into how they lead their families before voting them into office or before they imposed themselves on us in most cases.

The man hasn't done any wrong joor, he needs a raise in salary as the prices of goods and services is increasing.

Lol
No o, I'm not blaming a common man o. Surely the man needs a raise. I'm just trying to say that I don't expect that man to be better than the leaders he's complaining about. If that man has access to public funds, just like them he'll not have a problem living larger than his real pocket's worth. And he'll have nothing to complain about nor care about a better society

amicable09:

Lol.
You blame a family man now for having children abi? Na just 3 o, how many him employer get?

Nobody wishes to bring in children to this world to suffer but then when a woman takes in what should they do? Birth their baby of course. And that's how they got to that point. The change we seek isn't in tying a wife's womb or making a husband sterile. It is in creating a society where citizens can afford to live comfortably and raise children who will surpass their achievements.

Hahahahahaha. The man should kuku go and try his employer's lifestyle na...the house, the cars, the vacations, the daily expenses, etc. Everyone just need to make rational decisions and live within their means. From conception to birth, that man and his wife can't tell me they didn't know what they were doing...and thrice! I can wish to have 12 children but when my income and economic prospects are telling me otherwise, I need to listen. Now, how do you expect such a man to make rational decisions and not mismanage a nation if given the chance cos he will keep trying to live by conformity. A society is just a congregation of several families and what the society stands for are derived from the family

amicable09:

Lol @ suya-ed the peacock. Mehn, you got me there! We should eat that someday... lol, for real! I don't mind being Jacob while you bear Esau.Lol.

Olodo needs to humble himself o so he will be wise and Proud *winks.

@ the boldened

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I will eat the suya'd meat and give you the DonJazzy line "amicable, you want the birthright abi...come an' collect it" History is so we can learn from the past

amicable09:

Why won't the represented act like their representatives? We learn/copy wrong fast. Yesterday on the radio, a man called lamenting that for 15 years he's been on a job with salary of 46,000 NGN, no increase, no decrease! He started the job as a bachelor and as at yesterday he's a married man with three children who go to school and eat food daily!

Now you mean to tell me if the dude has access to vouchers he won't falsify figures? Oh please! Nigerian bourgeoisie are just sth else and then someone from somewhere will come out and say "BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE", of course the change is to see that my children don't go to bed hungry. So what are you hinting me on?

There's no guilty one mehn! If you are still sane and haven't messed with data, I say kudos! It's not about the other person but remain true to yourself.

Lol.
But haba, that man too didn't try. The way I see it, if he really loved those children and didn't like to see his children go to bed hungry, why bring 3 children into a family living on 46,000NGN monthly. It pays better to always count one's costs. If he did, he most likely would be able to make better choices than he'll need to make now. That's the beginning of being the change that we want

chaiks:
Congrats to those that got this prestigious scholarship. My questions are, when I'll this year's application commence against next year? Is it advisable that one get a place in a uni bf the scholarship app? Must I write English test? Are preferences given to only science and business students? I am interested in peace and conflict studies or international development with emphasis on education in rural communities. Do you think it I will be considered? Please I need your help house?

Last year applications closed in November and was up for about 3months. You can start by visiting the Chevening website to see their primary areas of focus. The website, from homepage to FAQs answers all your questions

amicable09:

Lol. It's OK. I forgive you and the e-ink.
Go and make no more errors!

How's my peacock doing? Still proud?

Lol. No more errors? How else will I remain human
I suya-ed the peacock just days ago...tastier than the soup that made Esau sell his birthright. But proudolodo is still very olodo and proud

amicable09:
Yorex you've spoken well and I quite agree with the points you raised, including the questions asked. But something tells me that every generation be it in the 60s or 90s were plagued with some sort of national crisis and even though they had no issues securing admission into uni and getting multiple job offers, there was still sth like a clog in the wheel of progress of our beloved country.

Our problem is us. The trouble with Nigeria is not outside but within. The people we put our trust in and sent to represent US are representing themselves only. Selfishness has eaten deep like a cankerworm into our nation state.

*sigh*
What am I saying sef?
I hate to discuss politics in public.

The truth is there is no selfless leader yet in Nigeria. The fear of the unknown is making them stash taxpayer's money away in other countries.

I think our 'saviour' hasn't been born like the beautiful ones are not yet born. When the fellow comes into power, we'll have the Nigeria of our dreams.

It's not about those representing us alone, even the represented is just as guilty. We the represented people in our small offices too are not left out in the gig of money stashing, cutting corners and celebrating everything that represents wrong. An average Nigerian has been adjusted to living with the wrong things as right on so many levels and it has become so normal that we hardly recognise them anymore

tall2ce:
what's the solution to sending a cv using ms word 2010 and it doesn't get scattered when an organization receives it in ms word 2013. I need help

Just to add to Lastmumu's recommendation, in cases where Word document is a requirement instead of PDFs you can try to manage the problem by using fonts, formats and insertions that will most likely be generally available e.g. sticking to Times New Roman as a universally available font

Sempumping:



Yes ooo.... I tantalized" it in my cv o ..... Educational Instructor

Hehehehehehe Making ipekere and lemonade from wicked plantain and lemon

Jazmiynne:


One word = Hectic!

Eeyah. But I'm sure it's not more than you can handle. Pele. Planting time is never easy as the harvest. Just always have a bottle of cold Kunu with you and hectic will seem easy as smiling
Good morning. Do have a great day

Sempumping:

oh ok ..Thanks
Unijos Bsc (chemical/petroleum) quality control officer ...WRPC/NNPC (I.T) HND Agric.Extension and Management NEBOSH IGC NYSC (secondary school teacher )

NYSC can spoil CV sha

amicable09:

Lol. You no serious!
Emini vulture? Tufua!!!!!
Lol

No o. Don't mind that e-pen jare. It was writing what I didn't tell it, costing me extra e-ink to cancel