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This is why I dont listen or watch Nigerian artistes. Very unrefined act by some illiterate artiste.

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The capital of Equitorial Guinea is Nkwere

I am a nerd and actually i dont fancy Chinese products coz they lack three things: longevity of use,quality and resale value compared to the western products. I d rather save for years to buy an IPAD than buy a Chinese made android.

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If i were u, i would go for the Brand New Kia Rio. Warranty wise,maintenance wise and management wise.

Another case of two fighting?

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What if you dreamt that someone else is sleeping with your wife and you caught them red handed?

oladayo042: You had 23 years of experience and retired at the age of 39, did you start working at the age of 16? #JustAsking

sure i did.

I passed my WAEC at 14 and started to fend for myself and my junior ones because we had poor parents. It was tough and i had to sacrifice a lot in that aspect including my education.

From the age of 16 to 20 i worked in three audit firms as a clerk where i was able to save and pass my ICAN ATS II, (5 years)
From the age of 21 to 23 I worked in three law firms where I was a the clerk and litigation officer in the first one (3 Years)
From the ages of 24 to 39 I worked for 15 Years in a conglomerate where I was able to gather some cash , experience and connections to help build my businesses.

collynzo2: For someone crtiticising graduates for thier ''mistakes in basic communication'', you made a lot yourself.
Mistake 1: the pronoun ''I'' should always be capitalised.
Mistake : don't instead of dont.
Mistake 3: ''graduate doesn't'' or ''graduates don't'' instead of ''graduate dont''.
Mistake 4: their qualifications ''have'' instead of ''has''.
Mistake 5, 7 & 8: refer to mistake 2 above.
Mistake 6: can't instead of cant.

Mistake 9: it is called ''tip of the iceberg''.

Thanks for noting the human side of me. But i disagree with you on the last one.Chip off the iceberg

Xsolutions: Sir with everything you've said and explained...isn't your last sentence suppossed to be 'Tip' of the ice berg smh

what I meant is, the internet is a useful tool for any graduate and non graduae who can read an d write to pick up the pieces and learn something. For everyone reading this, I will recommend that you should read anything you can find about business plans. In this age, you have got to start building your business early.

hollandis: Sharaap ,entreprenur my foot,everyone is claiming entrepreneur .stupidd rice and beans entrepreneur
.The problem with Nigerian Graduate is not that they are unemployable ,but because the companies have not been fined for not employing them.When the govt starts

I am not a groundnut entrepreneur as u wish to call me. I run three outfits in confectionery,industrial equipments sales and haulage with a combined workforce of 50 people.

kmariko: IMF lauds Sanusi, Okonjo-Iweala for strength of Nigeria’s economy in 2013
Posted by: The Citizen in Business, Headline 2 days ago December 6, 2013

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has declared that Nigeria’s economy performed well during 2013.
The IMF Mission Chief and Senior Resident Representative in Nigeria, Gene Leon, stated this during a visit to Nigeria between November 13 and 26 to conduct discussions for the 2013 Article IV consultation.
The mission met with the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala; the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi; senior government officials; members of the legislature; and representatives of the private sector with a verdict that Nigeria’s economy did very well during the year.

The Fund’s mission issued a statement at the conclusion of the visit, which reads in part: “Nigeria’s economy has continued to perform strongly in 2013. Real GDP grew by 6.8 percent in the third quarter of 2013 (compared to third quarter 2012), supported by robust performances in agriculture, services, and trade. Oil theft/production losses have adversely impacted export receipts and government revenues, leading to a significant drawdown from the Excess Crude Account. Inflation declined to 7.8 percent (end-September 2013) from 12 percent at end 2012, in part owing to lower food prices and monetary policy implemented by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The exchange rate has been stable, and the banking sector is well capitalized with low levels of non-performing loans.
“Although the outlook is positive, risks need to be managed. Growth is projected to increase to about 7 percent in 2014, while inflation should remain subdued in the single digits. Nigeria could be affected, however, by a decline in oil prices, the pace of recovery in global economic and financial conditions, capital outflows, continued losses in oil production, or increased security concerns. At the same time, the economy can manage such shocks given a relatively flexible exchange rate regime, improved financial crisis management capacity, and a stable banking system. But fiscal buffers are low and a sustained high rate of growth is needed to reduce unemployment, and poverty.
“Fiscal consolidation is progressing well, and the momentum needs to be preserved through the ongoing election cycle. Key public financial management reforms are underway, including the implementation of a Treasury Single Account (TSA) and integrated information management systems, but lower-than-budgeted oil revenues are impacting budgetary plans at Federal, State, and Local levels and highlighting the need for rebuilding fiscal buffers to manage oil revenue volatility. Moving toward a sustainable non-oil primary deficit path will require resolve in continuing fiscal consolidation, including through resisting procyclical election spending, mobilizing non-oil revenue, improving efficiency in the public sector, and strengthening transparency in oil sector governance.

“The current monetary stance is appropriate and should remain geared towards sustaining low inflation and a stable financial system. Managing liquidity in the banking system remains a priority, and will be aided by the implementation of the TSA and prudent fiscal management. Likewise, the CBN has maintained stability of the naira, containing inflation and facilitating business confidence. However, the continued importance of oil receipts and the magnitude of portfolio follows present potential vulnerabilities, and exchange rate flexibility may be a useful tool in the event of persistent pressures. Ongoing initiatives to strengthen the supervisory framework, including supervision of banking groups, should continue, and Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria’s activities phased out gradually.
“To promote inclusive growth and mitigate the impact of vulnerabilities, ongoing structural and institutional reforms should be pursued resolutely. The 20/20 Vision and the Transformation Agenda provide a framework for ongoing reforms, including the privatization of the generation and distribution of energy, initiatives to increase food security and viability of agriculture, and programs funded through the Universal Basic Education Commission to improve human capital development.

In addition, access to financial services for small-and medium-size enterprises, which have been key in many countries to enabling all to benefit from growth, could be improved. Other initiatives to improve the business environment and investment promotion could support diversification across sectors, but should be underpinned mainly by improvements in productivity and competitiveness. Growth in the next decade will need to rely on the continued implementation of reforms to strengthen institutions, improve efficiency, and prioritize quality infrastructure investments.
“The mission would like to thank the authorities and technical staff for their excellent cooperation”, the statement added.

What else do you want the IMF to tell Nigerians when their proteges are busy destroying the economy and giving us rubbish figures of economic growth and not development.

pussyeater: Thats 9ja mentality nah! Age don't matter

African mentality and retrogressive attitude that has affected our evolution to be something bette than what we are today.

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bcomputer101: Source: www.punchng.com/news/my-life-with-mandela-obasanjo/

This old man has started making irrelevant but organised noise.

N700k

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E don tay wey e no dey word.Abami eda

[quote author=greatgod2012]AN attempt by a former Governor of Oyo State, Adebayo Alao-Akala, to stage a comeback to the centre of the state’s politics suffered a setback as his request to visit the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi, was rejected for security reasons.
The governor had written to the monarch on November 30, on his plan to visit the Alaafin on December 4.
The letter, which was signed by the former governor, stated that, “I equally wish to intimate you that my visit shall be political in nature.”
Although the Alaafin accepted the request in a reply sent to Alao-Akala on December 2, a fresh reply sent on Tuesday stated otherwise.
In his second reply to Alao-Akala, Alaafin said his status as a former governor of the state required adequate security which could not be guaranteed with the absence of the state Governor, Abiola Ajimobi, from the state.
“Ajimobi is the chief security officer in the state and he is presently out of the state. Owing to his absence, necessary security arrangements could not be facilitated. I would like to advise that your courtesy visit to me in the palace be rescheduled to some other time when necessary and adequate security protocols would be put in place. In the mean time, accept my warmest fatherly affection and prayers,” Alaafin wrote.


http://www.punchng.com/news/alaafin-turns-down-akalas-request-for-courtesy-visit/[/quot


I believe he has learnt his lessons very well. As governor of Oyo State, he refused to accord Our Alaafin his due regards and respect but rather go on state television to insult the Oba. A lesson to those in and out of power: It is transient. Treat people with respect on the way up and while you are up coz you might not know who will be your albatross on your way down.

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I have a contract to replace an engine in a generator for the N500,000 and I am looking to earn another N200,000 from the scrap i offload because there is a ready buyer. But my hosts will not allow me move out the bad engine without seeing the replacement. Can anyone one support me on this. I have a collateral worth N800,000 and can give you guarantors where you require one. The payment will be in a week. Call me for further details if you are interested in assisting me.

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N550k