₦airaland Forum

niqqaclaimz:
If you got potential coyns hold unto it. Not just any coyn. It doesn't take a potential coyn too long to retrace where it stopped pumping and get pass it.

gamaliel9:
BNB that i saw at 106 yesterday...

Wordgeddon:
Next signal please

Kendzyma:
Go to wallet, then p2p then transfer, make sure you transfer all your usdt from p2p to spot before it can appear there

Raymeskey:
Please help me on this
I bought some us.dt through p2p

But when I wanted to buy coyn it says i should deposit us.dt. the us.dt i bought is in my p2p wallet.

puregrace:
And (1) just buy usdt or any listed coins with your bank transfer to the seller's acct to be displayed once you click BUY. Just follow pages as they come.
(2) Another person would answer that one

DextrousDavid:
Tempt

omophunky:
Exempt

AbdulAkpan:
In this part of the world, people are always on the lookout for victims to take advantage of and the general workplace is not excluded, especially now that more people are unemployed or under employed.

In order to avoid being a victim in the workplace, always try to ask questions about any company or organization that offers you employment. The truth is that, no matter how good a company seems on social media or how much Queen's English their CEO or HR person speaks, some of them are crazy places to work.

At Lingo Africa, we have had clients who suffered in their workplaces after resuming work - some of them were deceived into accepting jobs that are meant for three people, others are victims of salary delays.

There was a certain young man who had worked for about seven months, but was only paid for two months, while the HR keeps giving promises and the CEO kept changing cars. At the end of the day, he had to quit the job without ever recovering the salaries they owed him. He did not sue the company because he could not afford a good lawyer to represent him.

Some other workplaces are so good and alluring online (social media), but their workplace is so toxic that if you do not belong to a clique, you can never get anything done and your work never gets appreciated.

To avoid all these, ask questions. Look out for those who have worked there before and ask them what it is like to be a staff of that place. Another way to understand what it is like to work in a slightly bigger company, is to check their reviews on indeed.com

You can also use your social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter) search icon. Type in the name of the company or organization and look out for comments from people, read what they have to say. Chances are, you might find some candid comments about how they treat staff.

Sometimes, you can take it a step further by sending a direct message to any of those people to find out if they have worked there before, then you can get more information.

Source - Lingo Africa

https://lingoafrica.com/passion-in-early-career-building-is-not-compulsory/

Eevah:
Yeep. A friend of mine has.

blacknp:
The footage contains nothing, it doesn't show anything, but next time it can contain footage of you playing James Bond with the Nigerian Army since you want to be the star?

Khayceeofficial:
Even if God releases a footage of everything that transpired at Lekki Tollgate...


This stupid government would still threaten to sue him

k2wise:
The total money is 945,000k it is their business, if they want to finish it since it's a current account, they keep coming up with stupid charges, I just de watch them, how can they say they don't know where it came from, this is more than 6 months since I reported.

k2wise:
I made same complains for money more than that and after 6 months they haven't done anything about it, they claim its untraceable, the useless people keep removing charges from it monthly.