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When Dellish was in Edo state,Nigeria. No wonder she keeps saying Osho baba. #IRepEdoState

Dellish and maria are really close oooo. I saw this on Twitter. And dellish Steven on twitter called malvin that 'boy' in one of his recent Twitter comment. I no blame ahm na the record studio and construction estate weh im get.

Ojesoj@gmail.com

Contact me. Let's talk. I wish to make a movie

What Nigerians have been waiting for. Finally happening

The video tribute to the late King of pop Michael Jackson in the song “Personally’ by sensational twins PSquare is no doubt a masterpiece and now, it has caught the attention of one of the Jackson brothers; Jermaine Jackson in the US who has announced he wants to meet PSquare.
The message from Jermaine was posted on PSquare’s Youtube channel. He said “It’s not everyday that a phenomenal band comes along…..Psquare, they are absolutely sensational with the showmanship, the singing, the dancing”

Still shot from “Personally’ video
Jermaine was completely blown away.
Watch the rest of his video message to PSquare here

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/07/personally-video-i-want-to-meet-psquare-says-jermaine-jackson/

safarigirl: Who's watching O'neal's diary session?

I swear this guy is a sadist...Biggie just asked about his relationship with Feza and he said she's very [/b]'submissive[b]' compared to how she was previously (wtf, is she your slave?)

When you see people like O'neil, they give you an idea of what slavery must have been like.

Doesn't matter what deluded fans of Oneza say, this right here is the REAL meaning of an EMOTIONALLY ABUSIVE relationship.


I actually think this neegah has ababndoned his Kick-Out-W/A campaign...he claims he has decided to not over-analyse the game and just wants to 'stand still' and enjoy his big brother experience without conniving or scheming

After all his mouth, he don jam the Boss himself.

Has the fear of Mighty Melvin put O'neil's plans in the back burner?

Or is he all mouth and no action?

Then again, just maybe he has seen that some housemates are beyond his schemes

Its not a crime if she is submissive. Una all these girls wey una parent no train una how to be submissive.learn that part from feza. I like that part of Feza.

falansa: I subscribe for MTN monthly BIS on Wednesday on my Andriod phone, but since then I can only check my inbox tru the mailing application on my phone after that nothing (google cant even load), my data remain at 0kb/s. And MTN is just giving me foolish excuse wheneva I called them. Pls is anyone experiencing the same problem n others beware o. If you know what i can do to start browsing pls just post it here. (i'm using blackberry.net as my apn and it has been serving me wel before now)

Port to Airtel

I have been searching for the website. Has anyone seen it

But he supports gay marriage......gay atiku. His opinion is not needed

The directing and settings ate good but the concept is totally so not Nigeria. Story line not interesting. Its not interesting

networkgenuis: Another good package from Airtel is the bsm package.
Costs #1200
Capped at 1Gig
Send bsm to 440
Use the usual APN and username+ password.

Pls give me the APN,username and password

I use airtel . I need an APN configuration so I can load the 2GiG data

Exactly what am thinking. Why is air tel behaving like this

networkgenuis: The best bet on Airtel plan now is the #1500 package which they lie that its unlimited. It is actually capped at 2Gig (costlier than mtn BBC which is capped at 3Gig and costs 1k #Abeg dey try!)
The problem with this plan is that it doesn't work on Android withtout a little touching. But enjoy it on your Android, you have to cough out another #100 to subscribe to the Daily 10MB package, it will make your 2Gig from the BIS usable on your Android.
BIS code = *440*16#
10MB code = *141*712*11#
Combined data cap = 2034MB (2Gig 10MB)
Total amount spent = #1600
APN = blackberry.net or internet.ng.airtel.com
Web and password = internet.

Bros pls give a configured settings I can use to configure my andriod so I can also enjoy this 2gig. I will rili appreciate any other person whom could assist me. Thanks

I need help please. Abuse airtel sim on my android.how do I load the unlimited service. I tried the BCM to 440 it didn't work. Someone please help. I currently have 1400 naira in my android fone

Ideye,akala,ujah and gambo who Was busy admiring spain couldn't score that open goal should never wear the green white green jersey ever again. What a disastrous strikers keshi took to this tournament. Am so angry

Only one player to blame for this match. They are called poor finishers; namely,ideye,akala,gambo

President Good luck Jonathan said I should tell you all he doesn't care about unemployment situation. he is more concerned about his 2015 period. Its not as if there is no job in Nigeria but to get it you all need to organise a protest now

Hello job seekers. Has anyone who applied for OUTSOURCE MANAGEMENT SERVICE been called?

Today, Nigeria has about 90 million people who are willing and able to work, but about 70 million of them have no gainful employment. This is an alarming figure, but when the 4.7million people captured in the formal sector in the latest statistics from the Pensions Commission is increased by the 3 to 4 times standard multiplier to capture those in the informal sector, it means that only about 20 million Nigerians have jobs, out of a population of 162 million. This simple fact causes the country a loss of about N2 trillion annually from the absence of commercial activities that ordinarily should have taken place but did not.

So every day, millions of our unemployed brothers and sisters – including those entering the workforce for the first time and others who lost their jobs due to the incompetent management of our economy anxiously scan the pages of newspapers and websites for job advertisements; less than ten percent of applicants will be successful, but at least 3 million more unemployed people will join them next year. Why are unemployment and inflation rates rising while productivity continues to decline? Why have our vast resources not created massive employment opportunities for Nigerians? The most despairing aspect is the fact that the worst affected are Nigerians between the ages of 21 and 40 years - the future leaders of our country.

In 1963, our population was about 56 million, a large percentage of which was employed. The employment to population ratio grew until the early 1980s when it started to decline. Officially, the unemployment rate is 19.7 percent. This means that at least 18 million Nigerians have no jobs and cannot meet their responsibilities. The effects of unemployment on the person and the country can be catastrophic. At current rates, even if government policies, enabling environment and direct efforts manage to create 1 million new jobs a year, it would take 18 years to close the existing job gap. Except that by that time, at least 54 million more Nigerians would have joined the workforce.

As at 1996, 2.8 million job seekers entered the Nigerian labour market annually, but only about 10 percent of them found employment. Perhaps, today’s figures are too scary for government to release, but unemployment is too critical for government to play political ostrich with. The average years of studies and Return on Investment (ROI) for a university degree in Nigeria are both 5 years, yet it takes an average Nigerian graduate an average of another five years to find what can be considered a stable job. Many others, especially those without ‘godfathers’ remain for longer periods without jobs no matter how qualified they may be. Not only are large numbers of Nigerian graduates unemployed or underemployed; many are unable to apply the skills learnt in school. There are also large segments of the employed population who are simply wasting away, doing things they really have no business doing – just to remain alive.

Another worrying issue is our national productivity output gap. Unemployment causes substantial economic losses. We should be producing goods and services for at least another 70 million people, but because unemployed people do not earn money, that gap remains unfilled. And there seems to be no hope in the immediate future. All government’s promises of 'creating jobs' have remained unfulfilled. Anyone familiar with data on unemployment will know that all the supposed falls in the unemployment rate are statistical manipulations because they do not reflect any actual job gains. The jobless rates in Nigeria have not fallen. On the same day but at different functions, the Minister of Trade and Investment put the unemployment rate at 14-16 percent, while the Finance Minister put it at 21 percent. The actual figure may be much higher than both numbers.

The millions of people with no jobs represent a serious impediment to Nigeria’s economic development. Apart from the immense waste of the country's human resources, it generates losses in terms of lower output which results in poorer incomes and increased poverty. It also causes social decay and inhibits national cohesion. In fact, unemployment in Nigeria is a national security threat. So what should government do to create jobs?

Today, Nigeria has about 90 million people who are willing and able to work, but about 70 million of them have no gainful employment. This is an alarming figure, but when the 4.7million people captured in the formal sector in the latest statistics from the Pensions Commission is increased by the 3 to 4 times standard multiplier to capture those in the informal sector, it means that only about 20 million Nigerians have jobs, out of a population of 162 million. This simple fact causes the country a loss of about N2 trillion annually from the absence of commercial activities that ordinarily should have taken place but did not.

So every day, millions of our unemployed brothers and sisters – including those entering the workforce for the first time and others who lost their jobs due to the incompetent management of our economy anxiously scan the pages of newspapers and websites for job advertisements; less than ten percent of applicants will be successful, but at least 3 million more unemployed people will join them next year. Why are unemployment and inflation rates rising while productivity continues to decline? Why have our vast resources not created massive employment opportunities for Nigerians? The most despairing aspect is the fact that the worst affected are Nigerians between the ages of 21 and 40 years - the future leaders of our country.

In 1963, our population was about 56 million, a large percentage of which was employed. The employment to population ratio grew until the early 1980s when it started to decline. Officially, the unemployment rate is 19.7 percent. This means that at least 18 million Nigerians have no jobs and cannot meet their responsibilities. The effects of unemployment on the person and the country can be catastrophic. At current rates, even if government policies, enabling environment and direct efforts manage to create 1 million new jobs a year, it would take 18 years to close the existing job gap. Except that by that time, at least 54 million more Nigerians would have joined the workforce.

As at 1996, 2.8 million job seekers entered the Nigerian labour market annually, but only about 10 percent of them found employment. Perhaps, today’s figures are too scary for government to release, but unemployment is too critical for government to play political ostrich with. The average years of studies and Return on Investment (ROI) for a university degree in Nigeria are both 5 years, yet it takes an average Nigerian graduate an average of another five years to find what can be considered a stable job. Many others, especially those without ‘godfathers’ remain for longer periods without jobs no matter how qualified they may be. Not only are large numbers of Nigerian graduates unemployed or underemployed; many are unable to apply the skills learnt in school. There are also large segments of the employed population who are simply wasting away, doing things they really have no business doing – just to remain alive.

Another worrying issue is our national productivity output gap. Unemployment causes substantial economic losses. We should be producing goods and services for at least another 70 million people, but because unemployed people do not earn money, that gap remains unfilled. And there seems to be no hope in the immediate future. All government’s promises of 'creating jobs' have remained unfulfilled. Anyone familiar with data on unemployment will know that all the supposed falls in the unemployment rate are statistical manipulations because they do not reflect any actual job gains. The jobless rates in Nigeria have not fallen. On the same day but at different functions, the Minister of Trade and Investment put the unemployment rate at 14-16 percent, while the Finance Minister put it at 21 percent. The actual figure may be much higher than both numbers.

The millions of people with no jobs represent a serious impediment to Nigeria’s economic development. Apart from the immense waste of the country's human resources, it generates losses in terms of lower output which results in poorer incomes and increased poverty. It also causes social decay and inhibits national cohesion. In fact, unemployment in Nigeria is a national security threat. So what should government do to create jobs?

^^^^^^^^ from what ojesoj meant, I think she has 3 CVs formant.while for some pple here always correcting pples unknown or unintentional English word errors,check yourself very well,stop been childish

Front page pls. This issue affect all Nigerian Graduate. Believe me this figure keeps increasing. MODERATOR front page please

esheris: tanks @ all for ur contributns.i wish i can help all of u.infact some hv started sending their cvs to my email.but d truth truth is dat i dnt knw how the person dat help me will respond wen i approach him.let me try one first and c hw it wil go.

If you are in abuja we could see or go meet your contact together. Is that a good idea. I need job my man.I wish I can meet someone as you to talk to who is willing to help

esheris: send ur cv to esheris@yahoo.com.i wil c if i can hlp

esheris: send ur cv to esheris@yahoo.com.i wil c if i can hlp

Esher is,this double honor for you.my advice,go for NHIS.please I sent my CV to our email.I included my mobile number if you need to talk to me.God bless

Everyone in his or her respective state of residence willing to lead or join in this protest while other aggrieved unemployed Nigerians join also in their state should please indicate and comment. I would wish this protest in all the states take place simultaneously. Channel TV,AIT and other print media shall be invited to the scene of the protest

I'm willing to lead this protest. do i have graduates tired of their current state of unemployment. time to make our voice heard to the Govt. not everyone would be a politician, not everyone would be an entreprenuer, not everyone has the connect or son or daughter to any of the politician or those at the corridor of power. WE NEED JOBS AND WE NEED IT NOW. As we plan to meet we would list our demand to the Govt. for those under paid we would demand for a proper labour law that would protect every nigerian graduate suffering in that low paid job and suffering bad working condition. example were the recent people laid off in different banks.some of this people have families and plans, now where do they go to,who do they turn to if not the Govt whom we ELECTED to represent the whole nation and respond to their NEEDS

LIKE if you are joining me in this protest. there is power in many. God bless Nigeria.

PDP is planing. They have sent the junior party (rival APC) to destabilize real APC. PDP meant what they said that they give the party(APC) 2014 to scatter

It should have been a poll for fashola and president Goodluck come 2015

Fashola for president under ACN or APC. The man is so intelligent to the needs of Nigeria and also a good administrator. We all Nigerians shuld drum it into the hears of ACN or APC to nominate fashola as President not Buhari.

When are they calling Outsource Management service. That's what i applied for