₦airaland Forum

Bizibi:
Digital currency is here to stay..... this one is posting it because he supports the government ban on crypto currency. The world is now moving towards nft and ett,we are here talking about bitcoin Ponzi scheme.

You will still be talking till 2030.....so many pessimists have predicted the fall of crypto but it is going strong. Some of them are mute now maybe they are trading with it.

Davisk11:
Rate Updatee this morning

BTC..... 573/$ BULK 1k above

ETH..... 570/$

USDT.…... 574/$

Greendot...... 460/$

Gobank ask for rate

Walmart money ask for rate

Way2Go...... 400/$

Coinme voucher.......530/$ ..remember to request for number before purchasing it

Chime spending only needed ..otp needed 20mins spending

Wells Fargo spending only... otp needed

Note: Above Rate is subjected to changes at any time

Happy new week....May God Almighty Continue Bless Our Hands Work

MARSONE:
So a friend sent me a job advert on LinkedIn of a firm looking for a Steam experienced 3rd marine engineer to work on an FPSO in Nigeria.

I sent out my CV to the firm and they got back to me 4 days later asking me to look at the pay scale and reaffirm if they should proceed with the process.

Looking at the pay scale, it was way below what I was expecting and I had to reject it with the below message.

I will be willing to discuss further if the pay is in dollars and monthly take home is above $3500.

NB:

I am UK schooled with all the necessary certifications and very well experienced in my field with double digit years (12 years) experience.

Okay1234:
There's need to introduce new stuufs. It's easier to introduce different fonts and formats on forums like Reddit and even quota without having to go through a near-coding process. New features are all needed, like a block button and banning of IP addresses so that trolls won't be able to create another account after getting banned. Some of Nairaland mods should also be sacked.

TMKsouth:
The South African education authority responsible for media and ICTs (MICT SETA) has developed 11 new qualifications aimed at addressing the shortage of skilled labour in the country's IT sector.

“As the MICT SETA we are excited about our partnership with the Higher Learning Institutions in launching and spearheading the provision of formal training for 4IR (the fourth industrial revolution) in South Africa,” said Matome Madibana - MICT SETA’s acting chief executive.

“We are hopeful that with these 11 qualifications we are going to bridge the current shortage of skilled labour within the ICT and digital industries and, ultimately, increase the employment rate and entrepreneurship.”

The newly developed qualifications are:

1. Artificial Intelligence;
2. Cloud Computing;
3. Cyber Security;
4. Data Science;
5. Design Thinking Lead;
6. Design Thinking Practitioner;
7. Internet of Things;
8. Robotic Processing Automation;
9. Quality Engineering Automation;
10. Systems Development;
11. e-Waste.

Madibana said that these qualifications will equip young professionals and the current workforce to deal with the disruptive effects of new technologies, enabling them to innovate and create new products and services across industries.

The qualifications were developed in collaboration with a community of experts such as universities, colleges, and government departments, he said.

I really don't blame them to be honest. I still remember when I borrowed one of my guy around 50k and he promised to pay back next week.

When it reached the week he was supposed to pay, i started hearing stories and it kept on going for over 3 months. I had to involve some guys to collect my money from this dude before he could pay back.

And do you know the most funniest thing? The dude started acting as if I'm wicked and all but he decided to block me and not respond to my messages for almost 2 months?

Initially I didn't support what these apps do nowadays calling your contacts to retrieve their money, but honestly most Nigerians are very wicked when it comes to paying back the money they owe. If you don't involve someone to threaten him to pay back you won't see your money.

Some even brag to themselves how they did not pay up thinking they're wise and they pocketed free money. That nonsense attitude must stop.

If you know you don't have a means of paying up during the agreed time it's best you don't go to them for help.

pinkguy:
she a girl she as been threatening my sister 08029264960

SportsHD:
Which state Is this?
They once tried it with me at one petrol station in gwarimpa, in Abuja. I just put the keg in my boot, paid for the petrol I bought and zoomed off. I don't have time for nonsense.
That's a ploy for attendants to make extra money.

Facebook is trying to persuade religious groups to partner with it, The New York Times reported.

The Times reported that Facebook has been courting religious groups since at least 2018, but it's made even more effort over the past year.

The Times spoke with the Leaders of the Church of God in Christ church, which recently trialed two new tools from Facebook to help it make money. The first let worshippers donate to the church while watching livestreamed services, and the second was a $10 subscription service for exclusive content, including messages from the bishop.

The Times also reported that, last month, Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, held a virtual summit for faith leaders in the style of a religious service. At the summit, religious leaders discussed new products Facebook had been trialing for their groups.

"Faith organizations and social media are a natural fit because fundamentally both are about connection," Sandberg said, The Times reported.

On Thursday, Reuters reported on Facebook's recent push to appeal to religious groups, saying the company introduced a new "prayer" tool in May.

Facebook did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

Facebook has been partnering with religious groups, The New York Times reported.
A US church said Facebook gave it access to new monetization tools.
This included a $10 monthly subscription for exclusive content, including messages from the bishop.

Facebook is trying to persuade religious groups to partner with it, The New York Times reported.

The Times reported that Facebook has been courting religious groups since at least 2018, but it's made even more effort over the past year.

The Times spoke with the Leaders of the Church of God in Christ church, which recently trialed two new tools from Facebook to help it make money. The first let worshippers donate to the church while watching livestreamed services, and the second was a $10 subscription service for exclusive content, including messages from the bishop.

The Times also reported that, last month, Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, held a virtual summit for faith leaders in the style of a religious service. At the summit, religious leaders discussed new products Facebook had been trialing for their groups.

"Faith organizations and social media are a natural fit because fundamentally both are about connection," Sandberg said, The Times reported.

On Thursday, Reuters reported on Facebook's recent push to appeal to religious groups, saying the company introduced a new "prayer" tool in May.

Facebook did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

Sandberg also touted Facebook's virtual-reality ambitions.

"Our hope is that one day people will host religious services in virtual reality spaces as well, or use augmented reality as an educational tool to teach their children the story of their faith," she added, The Times reported.

Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's CEO, has championed Facebook's VR division, and he said in an interview last week that he wanted Facebook to become a "metaverse company" — meaning consumers would interact with it in 3D, rather than through their phone screens.