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PeteVlogger:As usual, sitting on the fence. |
tse1v1:some do drive taxis? |
Soreza:Meen! You nailed it. |
That means the SOuthies have started taking us seriously. |
Pavore9:The answer is all the clearing banks licensed by CBN are involved in round tripping from day one. How do you explain the extraordinary profits from their activities in times of recession? That is the reason they ganged up against Charles Soludo's thirteen point agenda to sanitise the banking industry and their winning that battle with the revised CBN Act by the NASS to enable only bankers man CBN Governorship position. Current CBN Governor is their yes boy and would do anything to protect his industry froma attack. But in my opinion, i believe an Economist should be appointed to head that organisation and save the country the embarassment it is going through. |
cars that make you go hmmmmmmmm!!!!!!! |
The policeman is your friend and other lies- Ned Beaumont. Read that book and you will never have abything to do with a policeman, even if he is your relation. ![]() |
thorpido:money talks ![]() |
Can U see the pic of the third row pls? |
When these two empty headed agbayas are fighting over y--sh, what do they expect poor young men like us to fight for? |
Rogersmith:Do we even have a labour congrss? What we have is a group of hawks who fleec workers annually and sing "Solidarity Forever" on TV when agitating for something. Let them account for all the monies they have collected from employee members of various unions. If the EFCC decides to go after these people, some of them will die in prison before trial. Bro. It opens your eyes to the reality that you should start thinking outside the box with the little you earn. Save hard. |
i believe the fatther should immediately as a amatter of urgency buy that genius an Iphone. He might be the next Bill gates in the making. Nigeria has produced a ten year old who has been certified as a Microsoft Software person. Daddy please support your son with that Gift because thios country is in urgent need of geniuses. 1000 likes and shares for this posts please. https://www.naij.com/25902.html Boy, 10, Emerges Nigeria’s Youngest Microsoft Certified Professional Clement Ejiofor 3 years ago 34 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Send email A JSS 1 pupil of Valencia College, Ibadan, Oyo State, has done his school proud by becoming one of the youngest kids that have obtained the Microsoft Certified Professional certificate. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Photo: Boy, 10, Emerges Nigeria’s Youngest Microsoft Certified Professional Seyi-Ojo Anjolaoluwa A 10-year-old pupil, Seyi-Ojo Anjolaoluwa, has emerged the youngest Nigerian Microsoft certified professional and one of the youngest people in the world to attain such feat. Born on July 21, 2002 to the family of Dr and Mrs Anjolaoluwa, the chubby boy participated in the MCIP test on July 24, 2012. He scored 869 out of possible 1,000. Due to his performance, he was adjudged by Microsoft as a certified professional in Microsoft Windows XP (Administration Management and Configuration, Exam 70 – 270). Anjolaoluwa, a JSS1 pupil of Valencia College, Ibadan, Oyo State, has thus joined the league of world’s set of young Microsoft certified professionals, including Lavinashree, an eight-year-old Indian, and two Pakistanis, named Arfa and Thobani. Though their performance was not as high as Anjolaoluwwa, some Nigerian children, which include Nwaiwo Favour of Royal Family Academy, Abuja; and Osaremen Davidson and Olanrewaju Shittu, both of Doregos Private Academy, Lagos are also in the good book of Microsoft Incorporation for their enviable performances in the certified examination. Microsoft Certified Professional is an internationally recognised certification programme provided by Microsoft cooperation. The certification is tailored towards building skills on Microsoft business solutions, focusing on client-end operating systems such as windows XP, Vista, Windows7 among others. Though he was not the only pupil registered by his school for the professional certification examination, the boy’s performance placed him shoulder higher than his five other school mates. Except for his good looks and good natured smile, nothing about Anjolaoluwa appears extraordinary. But will he pursue a career in software/hardware development like Bill Gates and Michael Dell who started their software/hardware project around the age of 13? Anjolaoluwa said no. Rather than pursue a career in information technology, he said his aspiration was to become a medical doctor. His mission in life is to make his school and country proud. The Head of Training for ITS, an Ibadan-based IT company in charge of the ICT section of Valencia College, Mr. Oresanya Joshua, commended the efforts of Anjolaoluwa and the other five pupils, saying they should be celebrated. “The kids deserve to be celebrated,” he said. Oresanya also urged the Federal Government to urgently integrate information technology into the nation’s school curriculum. This, he said, would not only enhance the sustenance of the gains that the country has made in information technology, it would also help the nation to discover ICT gurus in its school system. He added that his company has been in the vanguard of efforts to integrate information Technology Training Curricula into Nigerian schools from primary to tertiary levels. Oresanya added that schools should be encouraged to take the teaching of ICT seriously. “Schools should be encouraged to embrace ICT because some schools still teach computer studies the same way they teach social studies without exposing the kids to practicals. If not for Anjolaoluwa and the other pupils that excelled in the Microsoft Professional Certification test, we would not have known that ICT gurus are within us,” he said. The school Principal, Mrs Victoria Morakinyo, also applauded Anjolaoluwa and the other pupils who made the school, the country and Africa proud. She added that they thrived in the examination because of the state-of-the-art facilities available in the college as well as the employment of expert and quality teachers that deliver qualitative education to pupils. The principal, however, commended Anjolaoluwa and other five pupils that sat for and passed the certification examination. The other pupils are Adeyinka Oreoluwa, Odunsi Nicholas, Ajao Blessing Ololade Toluwanimi and Agbele Oluwaloniope. They also came out in flying colours and were certified. For the ICT savvy pupils, it was just the beginning of their career as they promised to explore other areas of ICT certification so as to match their counterparts in the developed world. With the skill acquired from this certification, these young Nigerians stand the chance of securing high paying holiday jobs as system administrators, help desk support analyst or as system engineer. This qualification places them on a higher pedestal when compared with pupils of their age or class. Morakinyo said that with this feat, the college could arguably be classified as the fist secondary school in the country to produce six Microsoft Office Specialist pupils within a year. Read more: https://www.naij.com/25902.html |
sportsdrive:check out this blog if you like the articles there www.alqintara. |
deybholar:If you could prepare a business plan and submit to the BOI or the CBn, you can get that kind of cash. The commercial bank are hell. |
location |
available ![]() |
Jadekitana:None. Really coz i am not close to anyone. Would you suggest one for me? |
Jadekitana:I will date a blogger. |
citizenisb:My question is : why is there a gulf between the rate the CBN sells to banks and the rates at which the banks buy these currencies? Is it a calculated attempt to throw the entire economy to chaos? My take is that the government should bring in an economist not these evil bankers draining the economy. |
Dohmeenick:Sometimes, i dont really know if those that call God, whether Muslim or Christain, actually have that Faith in them apart from believing he exists. Why would you do such a thing when God is against it? The same problem happened to me when my promotion was due and my HR person , a woman who knew my level of faith to tempted me with such an offer which I refused. I left the organisation for another one which was not paying half that amount but my reputation is still intact. For your information, she will use that to enslave you and even be desperate to threaten your life with it. If you can pray and fast and tell the almighty God your problems why cant you wait for him to sanction them at the right time for you? |
ko serious? ![]() |
DeLaRue:and taht is why PMB should sack him as the governor of the CBN and apoint an economist to the coveted position. We all know who they are referring to and we need not mention names. Besides, will Nigerian banks be ever friendly funding the real sector? They are all into round tripping of forex with the active knowledge of the CBN managment. |
Islie:Baale on the run |
EgunMogaji:One of the things i always check in every vehicle i have driven. Anyone sitting at the rear will complain of leg pains after just one hour of highway activity. Can anyone tell us the price of this vehicle? |
the politics of long john |
ibroh22:among other lies |
she still fine pass some people for nairaland.com |
Bevy12: Unleash hell |
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that should make me cum faster
: he seems soft