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merryon:
Graduate PRO @ Diamond Enterprise Network.

Raymonbell:
Hello please I need an internship/job in Lagos, I am a recent graduate of Demography and social statistics with a good knowledge of data analysis, data management and Microsoft office software. My NYSC is scheduled for next year February and I will like to use this opportunity to gain work experience. I don't mind if the pay is for transport alone.
Thanks.

Please help a brother

Please can I send mine too?

#Copied

A Letter to MTN
Dear MTN,
I will not go and re-register my line. You can fool
everyone if you like, you might have fooled me
before, but you would never fool me again. The
only reason while you continue to pull the wool
over our gullible eyes is
because the consumer rights’ protection agencies
are either in the
vegetative state, or completely dead.
How can you explain a situation where you would
tell your millions of teeming subscribers to register
their SIM cards and provide the necessary bio-
data, only for you to wake up one
morning to tell us to go and register our lines
again WITH ABSOLUTELY NO EXPLANATION? It
beats my imagination and it defies not just logic,
but also philosophy. Were you drunk when you
were registering our numbers? Did a malicious
virus wipe your entire database? Maybe I’m giving
you guys too much credit sef. You probably wrote
the records in books like an ancient bookkeeper
and a giant yellow rat ate them all.
Whatever your reasons (or lack of reasons) may
be, this is beyond ridiculous.
I have always maintained an MTN line because
apart from being my very first line, most of my
close associates/friends also use MTN. To some
extent, the coverage is also extensive. I didn’t
hesitate when the directive came from NCC to
register
our lines. I braved the queue, registered my line
and collected my security number. Didn’t I try
enough? Looking back, I can deduce that my
attachment to MTN was more sentimental than
practical, as your tariffs are the highest for calls
and for browsing. You send an average of 100
spam texts per day, enough to run down a
Blackberry battery and more than enough to give
any Osun
State government worker waiting for
Aregbesola’s alert acute hypertension. Your
nuisance value knows no bounds. Even Airtel that
has been passed round different
investors more times than a devil’s mail bag has
not come up with
this kind of Grade A foolishness.
What the heck is wrong with you? Don’t your
customers mean anything to you?...#copied#

Hello please I need an internship/job in Lagos, I am a recent graduate of Demography and social statistics with a good knowledge of data analysis, data management and Microsoft office software. My NYSC is scheduled for next year February and I will like to use this opportunity to gain work experience. I don't mind if the pay is for transport alone.

Thanks.

orlaryhincah:
Hope yall received the mail, i just sent it

Pls I need a copy too
raymonbell.bell@gmail.com


Thanks

PAINGAIN:
@op,wey d reactions?

The topic said respond

Nigeria respond to the Bond index removal


https://www.nairaland.com/2586780/nigeria-respond-j.p-morgans-announcement

The attention of the Federal Ministry of Finance (FMF), Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and the Debt Management Office (DMO) has been drawn to today’s announcement of the decision by J. P. Morgan to phase out Nigeria from its Government Bond Index for Emerging Markets (GBI-EM). While we respect the right of the J.P. Morgan to make this decision, we would like to strongly disagree with the premise and conclusions upon which the decision rests.

It would be recalled that Nigeria was included in the index in October 2012, based on the existence of an active domestic market for FGN Bonds supported by a Two-Way Quote System, dedicated Market Makers and diverse investors. However, in January 2015, J.P. Morgan placed Nigeria on an Index Watch as a result of their concerns in the operations of our Foreign Exchange (FX) Market, namely: 1) lack of liquidity for transactions; 2) lack of transparency in the determination of the exchange rate; and 3) lack of a fully functional two-way FX Market.

In our continuous bid to strengthen the Nigerian financial market and enhance our status as a preferred destination for investors, we took measures to improve the market. Despite the fact that oil prices have fallen by nearly 60 percent in one year, which should expectedly reduce the amount of liquidity in the market, the CBN ensured that all genuine and effective demand were met, especially those from foreign investors. On transparency, the CBN mandated that all FX transactions were posted online in the Reuters Trading Platform so that all stakeholders can easily verify all transactions in the market. In addition, the Official FX Window at the CBN was closed to ensure a level-playing field in the pricing of foreign exchange.

It is important to note that a functional two-way FX market already exists in Nigeria. However, given the high propensity for speculation, round tripping, and rent-seeking in the market, it became imperative that participants are not allowed to simply trade currencies but are only in the market to fulfil genuine customer demands to pay for eligible imports and other transactions. In the light of this, we introduced an order-based, two-way FX market, which has resulted in the stability of the exchange rate in the interbank market over the past 7 months and largely eliminated speculators from the market.

Despite these positive outcomes, the J. P. Morgan would prefer that we remove this rule; even though it is obvious that doing so would lead to an indeterminate depreciation of the Naira. With dwindling oil prices, we believe that an order-based two-way market best serves Nigeria’s interest at the moment.

While we would continue to ensure that there is liquidity and transparency in the market, we would like to note that the market for FGN Bonds remains strong and active due primarily to the strength and diversity of the domestic investor base. For the avoidance of doubt, the Federal Government sees Nigeria and the interest of Nigerians as paramount. It will therefore only continue to take economic decisions that will impact positively in the lives of all Nigerians


SOURCE

Why should we drop our?

Are u planning to teach us or learn from us?

Farewell...

Rest in peace

Cool

story

Okay
I sent in my CV but no response yet

teetee2:
@raymondbell. I will mail you shortly

Thank u very much.

jkk77:
A well structured print production company needs to fill the following positions

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

HUMAN RESOURCE OFFICER.

if you are interested pls forward your cv to atprintedge@gmail.com.

Location?

teetee2:
@yemmight, pls after qualified as ACIPM, what next. Though im not fully in HR department but I need more knowledge on HR for changing of job. thanks

Please can you send me the softcopy of your intermediate II materials and past questions. If it's hardcopy can I come and photocopy am in Lagos.
My email is raymonbell(dot)bell@gmail(dot)com

The article is clear enough and I don't see any problem in reinventing their dividend. The only issue that needs to be resolved is the source of the federal government investment which I believe will clear the air on whether the governors have a say in the company dividends.

kamair237:
B.... All d way....

we will play d game together....
Wit such attitude our relationship will be very interesting...

No wonder all dose rich babe dey always cry on twitter

dovelike:
Not entirely

Hmmm

Bed abi?

dovelike:
See them. Greedy boys lol. They say choose one

I guess ur Mrs A

adonbilivit:
I want the two of them, B and A, in that order. I will date B for like two years, make enough money off her and then find a good reason to dump her. afterwards, I will get married to A. I just hope A will still be single when I am done with that arrogant B

Thief

BeeBeeOoh:
I choose BARCHELORHOOD..

With many baby mama

IamLEGEND1:
i would have said B

but i need to see a picture of their buttś first.

U knw Abule babe nw dem get asset like kilode

This got me thinking


Guys choose one

just4kelvin:
the source pls and who are they giving the light to. privatisation should be reversed n let d government take over

Are you an enemy of progress?

I can confirm that with 20hours of power supply per day.

GOOD BRO JONATHAN WILL BE PROUD

Mtcheeew

100 million....Abeg provide better evidence rather than hearsay

dayo23:
Chai see Swag abeg! Love this Man like craze I think so far he has been the most Active VP in Africa and possibly will b the best in Nigeria, he does his works diligently and no quarrel or whatsoever with his Boss. PDP/Yeebos tried all they can to bring disunity between them but God put there mischievous plans to asunder!


Three Gbosaaaaa to our admirable VP

Gbosaaa! Gbosaaaa! Gbosaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!

Trillion dollars on a single program