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Solve if you can...
A piece of work was completed by 15 men in 40 hours. What percentage of work will 3 men working at the same rate accomplish in 60 hours?
A.45% B.20% C. 30% D. 50%

آمين

Chief Imaam of National Mosque Abuja is dead.
The Chief Imam Of Abuja National Mosque, Ustaz Muhammad Musa, is dead. He died this evening at the National Hospital in ABUJA. Details later
May Allaah forgive his shortcomings, aameen.
Janazah is at 10am tommorrow at the National
Mosque if you can attend.

Source:http://www.abujafacts.ng/breaking-the-chief-imam-of-abuja-national-mosque-is-dead/

CC lalasticlala

1dafullymade:
My dear,d world is getting crazier by d day...d ones I witnessed in my compound still give d chills up until now...u talk of 7 & 10 yr olds, I talk of 2,3 & 5 yr olds, (with d 5 yr old girl bn d bad a*s,always d initiator)

D first time i witnessed such evil,it was btw d 5 & 3 yr olds(both girls)d 5 yr old was d one giving d order, wen i heard her command d 3 yr old to pull down her underwear & to also put her finger in her PP,i came out of my room,both ran....later called d 3 yr old & she told me how d other asked her "to do ds & to do dat"....now dat passed, about a month later or so, I witness d most heartbreaking of all....ds one nearly drove me mad & probably wld hv had me kill d 5 yr old(ok may be not kill her, but wld hv given her d beating of her life) ds time, i caught her wt d 2 yr old brother of d 3 yr old(hope i hvn't confused u yet?)

oh dear, I was in tears d rest of dat day....had goose bumps all over...ds particular day, ddn't go to wrk, was home but locked up everywia(so d evil girl didn't know i was around),den I heard ds funi sound,so i tiptoed to d door & gently opened it....WHaaaatttttttt?what did i c? d 2 yr old was on top of d 5 yr old....I was transfixed, too shocked to say a thing, buh, what broke my heart d most was dat d 2 yr old ran, while d 5 yr old stood & was calling on d 2 yr old to plz come back so dey cld finish up....I dazedly went back into my room,den instantly i started hearing d sound again,ds time around I came out , found them standing & "doing it" again,...they both ran on seeing me...I cldn't hold d tears, later,I went to report to d 2 yr old's mother......
God hv mercy!

Surely these "kids?" you talk about need deliverance!!

To say I was shocked to my marrows is an understatement. The act itself was not what shocked me but the ages of people involved. As I was walking round in the house, I just heard some footsteps close to the window one of the rooms we don't use. Our house is the only house in the compound as our gate is always open. As I tried peeping through the window, the next thing I saw shocked me... The 7 year old girl was sucking the 10 year old's undeveloped b##bs...As I still stood there frozen, they graduated to touching each odaz womanlinz...I left and rushed to call my wife...She came and saw nothing. Later they resumed their sucking and that was when my wife saw them. The most shocking thing was that when they resumed, the 10 year old's 5 year old brother was there starring at them while they continued their ungodly act..My wife advised we come out and challenge them. We came out and they could not deny it. As we were deliberating and interviewing them, the 10 year old's father walked by and saw the two small galz kneeling. We had to tell him what they did. He gave both the beating of their lives...so parents,we have to be careful....lesbianism starts early...we have to watch our wards....May Allah help us and guide our wards.

Mine was an electronic course in 300 level. As my clique of four wan form covalent bond enter inside hall,Na so dem scatter us. I see paper,my hand fall....Na im I con dey misbehave cos I wan make dem carry me commot ....lo and behold..
I got lucky...was transferred beside one of my guys....d rest Na story....

with osun at the bottom of the ladder, salary payment "might" surely be hard.

visit nlng thread and you will realise no date is sacred when it comes to gov. oyel coy assessment centre /interview date...#lifecontinues

No need for d PDF subsidiaries thing.just go to http://www.nnpcgroup.com/NNPCBUSINESS/Subsidiaries.aspx

Interesting....Fingers crossed...Waiting for PCL email

Osahon7:
Nice lesson for the greedy igbo guys

Haba bros!!!! No part of the report says Igbo Nigerian oo...#saynotostereotyping

How do we solve these drug problem....An average Nigerian is now looked at abroad as a potential drug peddler and scammer

Prisoners killed included foreigners from Brazil, the Netherlands, Vietnam, Malawi and Nigeria.


Indonesia has executed six people convicted of drugs offences, including five foreigners, a spokesman for the attorney general's office said.

All the convicts were executed by firing squad shortly after midnight local time on Sunday morning. The foreigners were from Brazil, the Netherlands, Vietnam, Malawi and Nigeria.

"The execution of the six convicts has been carried out," spokesman Tony Spontana told AFP news agency.

He said five were executed on Nusakambangan Island, off the south coast of the archipelago's main island of Java and home to a high-security prison. The sixth was executed in Boyolali district in central Java.

The executions mark the first time capital punishment has been carried out under new President Joko Widodo.

Widodo, who took office in late October, signed off on the executions last month. He pledged no clemency for drug offenders, despite pleas from the European Union, the Brazilian government and Amnesty International.

Indonesia resumed executions in 2013 after a five-year gap.

Widodo has taken a strong stance on the rule of law, not only on drugs but also on corruption and maritime law.

In his first few months in office, he has ordered illegal fishing vessels to be blown up by the navy and supported the unprecedented move of dismissing the entire board of energy giant Pertamina

http://m.aljazeera.com/se/2015117184349594642

All these election campaigns have been a comic relief....seriouSly,with pdp and apc....nobody needs Bovi and co...

An infant is a child that is less than one year of age. The
infancy period is the most delicate period in the life of a child.
An infant needs to be seen monthly till three months of age,
then quarterly till the end of the infancy so as to monitor the
well being.
An important part of keeping the infant healthy is taking him
to a doctor for “well baby” check-ups. At each visit, the
doctor will weigh and measure the infant to make sure he is
growing at a healthy rate, check his eyesight and hearing, and
talk to the parents about his behaviour.
A lot of parents take their infants to hospitals for vaccinations
without seeing the health care provider for thorough check-up
before being vaccinated. This is a big risk that needs to be
avoided. An infant meant for vaccination should be examined
thoroughly first before receiving the shots.
Master O.K is an 11-month old infant who was brought to the
clinic because the mother noticed the child could not stand
without support. The infant’s history was taken, the
examination was done and the infant’s condition was said to
be fair. Mother was asked to bring the husband the following
day for full explanation of the child’s condition.
The following day, the doctor explained to the parents that the
child was likely to have suffered some brain damage during
delivery – a condition called Birth Asphyxia. The Infant now
has Cerebral Palsy. This means this child’s developmental
milestones will be delayed. In other words, he will not be able
to walk, talk, stand and hear on time.
The mother cried and said she felt the infant’s
condition could be as a result of the series of immunisations
he got in the past months. She also asked why no doctor had
detected the conditions since birth. This is simply because no
one had bothered to do a medical check for the infant.
She was comforted by the husband, reassured by the doctor
and was counselled on the next stage of management.
Elements of routine medical check-ups
Comprehensive baby’s history: Questions the doctor may ask
include:
How is your baby sleeping? During the first two months of
age, many babies are starting to sleep a little longer
during the day
When, how, and how often is your baby eating? Most two-
month-olds still eat every two to three hours, though they
may begin to eat slightly less often later. The doctor asks
feeding questions to determine whether your baby is
exclusively breast-fed or formula-fed or mixed feeding.
What are your baby’s bowel movements like? Soft faeces
are best, but colour can vary. Dry or pellet-like stools are
a sign of dehydration or a sign of constipation.
What is your baby’s crying pattern? If your baby is
particularly fussy or colicky. Have you noticed a change?
Many babies begin to “settle” at about eight weeks.
How’s your baby’s head control? Head control is an
important developmental milestone.
Can your baby push up on his forearms? This
development in your baby’s strength and coordination,
which could happen this month or next, is the precursor
to the mini push-up he’ll master at about four months.
Does your baby smile? Most babies are smiling voluntarily
by this age – it’s one of their earliest social behaviours.
Have you noticed anything unusual about your baby’s
eyes or the way he looks at things?
How’s your baby’s hearing? Hearing is mature from birth,
so if your baby’s not turning toward voices, especially
familiar ones, tell the doctor at the next visit.
Head-to-toe physical examination
Your infant’s doctor will likely recommend the first baby exam
or check within three to five days after birth, or shortly after
you’re discharged from the hospital.
The following activities are done at every infantile visit:
Weighing and measurement of the infant: You’ll need to
UnCloth your baby completely for weighing. The doctor
weighs your baby, measures length and head
circumference, and plots the numbers on a growth chart.
The chart enables you to see how your baby compares
with other children the same age.
Complete physical examination of the heart and lungs, a
stethoscope is placed on the chest to listen for any
abnormal heart rhythms or breathing problems.
The eyes are checked for signs of congenital eye
conditions, blocked tear ducts, discharge and other
problems of the eyes. The doctor also checks the structure
and alignment of the eyes and your baby’s ability to move
them correctly.
The ears are checked for signs of infection and observed
for how the baby responds to sound. The mouth is
examined for signs of thrush (an oral yeast infection)
among other things, the head soft spots (fontanels) are
also examined and the size/shape of the baby’s head is
noted.
The baby’s reflexes and muscle tone are checked, the skin
is also checked for rashes.
The abdomen checked for a hernia, infection of the
umbilical cord or any enlarged organs. The baby’s diaper
is opened to checks for signs of diaper rash, infections in
the genitals and buttocks. The baby’s leg is moved
around to look for problems in the hip joints.
The doctor also addresses any health concerns such as
reflux
Make sure you know when to schedule your baby’s next
appointment and how to reach the doctor. Knowing help is
available when you need it can offer peace of mind.
source: www.punchng.com/health/healthwise/medical-check-ups-for-infants/

why wasn't it locked?
soo sad... the guy is gonna grow up to learn he killed his mom...by accident.

hope the promo is still on

The best post in a very long time....#

IBEDC............hmmmm

martinoonline:

Pls, pls n pls....I have just two questions for those dat hv collected their letters already.
1. Is there any bond attached to the offer?
2. What is the pay range??
Answers from anybody will be much appreciated.
Ps: I need to take an important decision abt resignation b4 it's too late.

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who else got this message from DRAGNET

" Dear Candidate, your OANDO Aptitude Test details are Username: DRG0****** password: @****. Please check your email for more information.".....

As stated earlier,classroom training is going to be held at a private university (Elizade University, Ilara-Mokin, Ondo State)....after the on the job training(in Benin I guess) as stated by the only BATCH A member in the house(reflexionz)
But based on this report, reflexionz is correct as regards the three months duration at Elizade.....or might it be 3 weeks!! Please read yourself.

www.thenationonlineng.net/new/benin-power-co-to-train-elizade-varsity-students/

royal42nz:
Thanks reflexionz, actually u've tried well. But I need some clarifications.
1. By 10 loaves, are Ʊ referring to 100k or 10k
2. Whts the situation with the classroom training.
3. Is there signing of bound and duration?
Thanks. Am very particular with these questions because I dnt want to be in a dilemma. I might have to sign a two yrs compulsory bond after one year training with an engineering firm. Just need to be sure of whc will be my best option not only in terms of money sha. Cos if Ʊ hear wht ds engr firm is willing to offer me!!!!!!!!

No 3. Is most critical........

Splufic:

Same thought here. I am really warry of some conditions or bond. I pray there would be none one cannot manage. Let's keep tabs and see how it all pangs out.

A company can lawfully make you sign a bond only
if it has spent some amount of money in your training
that is useful for the company. The bond amount cannot
exceed the training costs. If we are being trained by NAPTIN, then be ready to sign at least a 2 year bond.....

Ifaki community youths protest 9
months blackout •They’re owing N57m
electricity bill —BEDC

www.tribune.com.ng/news/community-news/item/21410-ifaki-community-youths-protest-9-months-blackout-they-re-owing-n57m-electricity-bill-bedc


had to spend 5hrs extra to Kaduna cos of this blockade...went through a "forest" instead. Engineers...be prepared to face angry mobs...marketers....be ready to keep the account balanced..

BEDC sure needs a better PR Strategy

In other news, NLNG plant reliability remains 97 percent after 15 years of operations

Guys e be like say e dey take long before these guys call for training o....more than two months after interview...and na contract things as said earlier...

A thread for their previous recruitment before this...Since they started training around late september, it means logically, we might not get any offer till they leave training

www.nairaland.com/1796497/latest-edo-electricity-distribution-company

It was narrated that Ibn ‘Abbaas (may Allah be pleased with
him) said: The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of
Allaah be upon him) said: “On the night on which I was
taken on the Night Journey (Isra’), a beautiful fragrance
came to me. I said: O Jibreel, what is this beautiful
fragrance? He said: This is the fragrance of the hairdresser
of Pharaoh’s daughter and her children. I said: What is their
story? He said: Whilst she was combing the hair of
Pharaoh’s daughter one day, the iron comb fell from her
hand and she said, ‘Bismillaah (in the name of Allah).’ The
daughter of Pharaoh said: ‘My father?’ She said: ‘No. My
Lord and the Lord of your father is Allah.’ She said:
‘I will tell him about that.’ She said: ‘Yes.’ So she told him
and he summoned her and said: ‘O So and so, do you have
a Lord other than me?’ She said: ‘Yes, my Lord and your
Lord is Allah.’ He ordered that a baqarah(lit. “cow”) made of
copper be heated up, then he ordered that she and her
children be thrown into it. She said: ‘I have a request to
make of you.’ He said: ‘What is your request?’ She said: ‘I
would like my bones and my children’s bones to be
gathered together in one cloth and buried.’ He said: ‘This
will be done for you.’ He ordered that her children be
thrown into it in front of her, one by one, until they came to
the last one who was an infant boy who was still being
breastfed. It was as if she wavered because of him, but he
said: ‘O mother, go ahead, for the punishment of this world
is easier to bear than the punishment of the hereafter.’ So
she went ahead.” Ibn ‘Abbaas (may Allah be pleased with
him) said: Four infants spoke: ‘Eesa ibn Maryam (peace be
upon him), the companion of Jurayj, the witness of Yoosuf
and the son of the hairdresser of Pharaoh’s daughter.
Narrated by Imam Ahmad in al-Musnad (1/309), al-
Tabaraani (12280), Ibn Hibbaan (2903) and al-Haakim
(2/496).

What sort of thing is this....so I would leave my job only to be told at the end of four months I aint geTting employed.....
But the training part gets me interested....