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abdulbaba200:Your name would be on it, I know. Big man how do I speak with you please. I applied and live in abuja. Help me, I don't want to miss out on fcsc |
My aunts brought me red oil from ibadan but it's smelling. It's has this odor each time am using it to cook even when cooking as well. Please I want to know what I can do remove or kill the odor coming from the red oil |
I hope Baba Buhari gives these para-athlete get house and plot of land. they wouldnt do them one chance-change |
The New CG of Immigration is my neighbor. My mum and other neighbors went to salute and greet him on new appointment. He promised to assist everyone in any.way he can. Which means automatic employment of graduates in my community |
Spicylate:Hi, I live in abuja. Interesting photo you have. I have a proposal? You and I should have a lunch date and talk more |
IT is 9 a.m and you’re yawning at work. No one but you knows that your weary Iren are not as a result of a crying infant or take home assignments. You spent all night watching funny videos on instagram, and reading through one interesting post after the other on Facebook. Now you are sleepy. You can’t lay your head on your desk, but at least you’ve got internet access to keep yourself awake. It is for that reason that you begin the cycle again; photo after photo, video after video, comment after comment, switching tabs as soon as you see your supervisor approaching. You already know that too much of everything is bad, but you don’t think it applies to you in any way. No more living in denial, if one or more of these applies to you, then you’re a social media addict! *It’s the first thing you do when you wake up in the morning Forget prayers and saying good morning to the person next to you, your first order of the day is to reach out for your phone and click away. Virtual friends If that’s you, then you’re an addict. *You spend more time communicating with people online than in person Do you maintain eye contact with your spouse when he or she talks to you? Or are your eyes constantly fixed on your smart device? What about your children? Are you a present yet absent parent communicating more with your virtual friends than your real family? *You always spend more time online than you planned to You’ve already told yourself that you just need five minutes to check your messages on Facebook. You weren’t banking on being ‘hynoptized’ into staying online for two hours. It might not seem so bad if this happens once in a while, but when it’s time after time, then you got it…you’re an addict. *It’s the main thing you use the internet for Lots of people make a lot of money on social media. If you’re one of them, it’s fine if you spend a lot on data. But if social media is simply a hobby and you’re spending a lot on data, then you should know that you’re an addict. *You use hashtags and social media jargons unnecessarily You’re an addict if you use hastags unnecessarily and can’t seem to get rid of short forms such as ‘lol’ and other social media jargons when writing. *You’re behind schedule at work or school because of social media If tasks that should take you a few minutes are taking you over an hour because of social media, then you’re probably an addict. *You want to post everything that happens in your life You must have heard over and over again that nobody cares what you had a breakfast. That could be quite debatable, but you can be one hundred percent sure that no one cares what you had for breakfast, lunch and dinner. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/seven-signs-that-youre-a-social-media-addict/ |
cleatoris:I have always said it that there's no unemployed northern graduate. They always fix them into a job. Those who suffer this unemployment are southerners, easterners, west and middle belt indigene who are not hausa |
As share by Mrs chiemezie Claire Asunugwo Anyanwu on facebook. She shared how Bashir Suleiman at the Utako Market in abuja finds dignity in his Mai Barrow Business
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I swear this CHANGE na 419. The president those even care to listen to the cries of so many Nigerian. We have been OneChanced |
Sorry o, but ur experience is nothing compared to how I lost two jobs back in 2012 on the same day as well. I lost a private sector job and a govt job. I lost both jobs on October 12th, 2012. That was the worst day of my existence on earth |
Front page. |
Some Ladies do feel intimated. A girl who never thought I would ever talk to her, was fidgeting the day I spoke to her. She was all smiles that whole day and I noticed it |
Benjom:Bros come back and help me. I have listed what I do |
obiorathesubtle:Na you talk ahm not me. Stop writing stupid headlines |
Your papa ooo |
More people should help so employers know some of us have not been idle |
That's what brings all the men to her yard. She better no reduce ahm |
Benjom:I do video production and Post-production business like weddings, corporate videos, video editing services, motion graphics animation. I also install software as well as OSX operating system on Mac PC for people |
how do I include My self-employed activities into my CV. I have been in involved I'm self employed activities but I want incorporate it into my CV so employers know i have not been idle since I lost my previous job. I need advice on how to do that and samples as well |
Gay Bastard. |
searching4lovee:I understand bro what you might be going through. You slept through ur problems, that's why you woke ur bitter and angry, also for fact that you have been praying for this same thing for years now. Let me quote what my late pastor, Ina Omakwu founder of Family Worship Center use to say, He says after doing all regarding your problems, hardtime, trials stand and just watch God. Find close friends who would constantly ENCOURAGE you through this times |
DAVIYJONESS:Jobless Nigga. Truth hurts |
This story is false. This boy just want to create topic |
The same is happening to me. I have decided to act cool with her. She still has my number, I see it as a good point. I decided I would not call her for the next two weeks. Am thinking sending a text after two weeks would be better than call. To let her know am a busy guy True bro, good girls her hard to come by, they play hard to get, test us as well. |
Call her once in two weeks Don't smile easily when talking to her, try maintain a straight face Always be the first to end conversation Don't do her favors DONT, NEVER do anything she says you do for her, rather do the opposite |
All I see is SCAMMER aka OFFERING RAISER Mike Mordock invited by coza to come raise money with sweet talking from members and invited public |
yusufu16:I actually wanted a simple card. How else can I make it simple |
Rate my business card. I also render free service to spread my creativity
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I hustled for this customs job in 2012 during the general recruitment exercise but didn't get it. They employed mostly Northerner, and that dumb GEJ couldn't cancel the exercise seeing the northern favoritism. A guy whom his cousin helped him got the custom job then in 2012 now has two cars (a 2013 Honda Sedan, evil spirit as many Nigerians call the Honda car and 2012 Nissan) also he his building his own home in his home town in just 3years that he has been in custom |
naturefellow:where in Nigeria |
darkskingoddess:Brown skin skinny. Lovely |
THE BIBLE IS INDEED CONTROVERSIAL AND MYTHICAL