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He may just be indisposed at this time. |
It beats me to note that politicians fight through 'unreasonable' young people, some of who lose their lives sometimes. But when the Politicians meet themselves, they lock in warm embrace. It sucks. |
candy:Hello Candy, I hope you are doing good. How's your research going? Cheers! |
No Zoologist here? |
This has not stopped, they still collect N100 @ Mini-okoro/ Rumuobioakai Roundabout. |
This has not stopped, they still collect N100, Mini-okoro/ Rumuobioakai Roundabout. |
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Copyright © 2015 by Ruffhandu All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except as permitted by the Author. CBN CLEARING HOUSE: OUR PLAYGROUND (The Last King of The Unwashed) When I saw a mail from HR directing my change of job function, I did not bear any grudge. Perhaps because I had spent quite some time in my former unit and itched for a change, or because I had known the team of staff I was going to work with; though I had never worked with them directly, they were my friends. My new supervisor and his team gave me a soft landing. They made me feel at home and it was like the old times, allowed me some time to handover my previous assignment and assisted me settle down. when I ‘settled down’, it was time to ‘introduce’ me to the Clearing House; that was the core function of a clearing staff- representing your bank in CBN as regards cheque clearing matters. A bank not being represented in the House any day was ominous. So, every bank made an appearance every other day, even if they had no cheque to ‘clear’. The clearing House made clearing to be one of the most interesting units I have worked in so far throughout my banking career; my present unit doesn’t offer me the kind of fun I experienced as a clearing Rep. |
Welcome back Chinweblink. But if Chioma, Nnaemeka's sister, is bewitched, then she didn't sow what she is reaping. I suggest you modify that place you declared 'THE END' so as to direct new readers aright. |
@ Royver, I read you. Thanks a lot. |
EnlightenedSoul:. You can say that again |
EnlightenedSoul:Yes o! If you have seen what I'm talking about, then you'll understand. Some women will only resort to cuddling and patting the child to keep them quite in public, instead of doing the needful. Once in a while you see husbands and Grandmas explode on some of such ladies. Sad. |
EnlightenedSoul:Those ladies who starve their babies need to hear the bolded. |
mutter:It's a big deal for some ladies, they starve their babies; hence my advice below. ruffhandu: |
I am feeling you Candy. You do what you have to do. So long as your write-up is online, theft is inevitable. But, DO NOT for any reason let people kill your writing dreams. Even if you don't post your stories online, keep your writing pad warm. You get better by doing. Your publications no man shall block. You are really good. |
Hello Royver, I want to thank you and Whitemosquito, in fact, everyone participating in this, for all your efforts. I appreciate your inputs and am greatly encouraged, even at this. Lol @ " There is argument as to how plant life would have survived without sunlight/photosynthesis for twelve years...". But, this is fiction and the clarification lies in "Every energy we used came from electricity and the moon." Funny. But I really want to know why you highlighted the 'sun' in "...which they described as resulting from an orbital shift of the sun." Your criticism is very healthy for me and I appreciate that. Taking only that away from here, for me, is perfect. God bless you. |
@ losprince, Perhaps I didn't understand what you meant by Omo cool story but you have to take a break |
@ losprince, The issue is being fixed. Try copying the story and notice what has been done. |
It's like some buttons have been deactivated on this section, like 'copy' button, not 100% sure yet. But when it was suggested someone said it was 'not possible'; people sha. I hate the word 'impossible' anyway, perhaps because it doesn't really exist, better to use 'very difficult' in its stead. A good step in the right direction by Nairaland. |
cococandy:You tell me. |
Good attempt Femi. But: you got carried away and mixed up the use of 'I' and 'she' You need to check your tenses You need to check your spellings eg, you wrote 'fill' instead of 'feel' Just be consistent You seem to have typed in a hurry. In all, nice try. |
UGLYS:Mention the mugger's name joor. Just assume you are in Ghana right now and you are typing with my fingers. People need to know him, either to treat his mess, or to avoid his routes. |
UGLYS:Why are you afraid of calling his name? You are afraid, even here? |
But how come the little girl didn't shout? I hope it was actually a rape case, for if not for the light from the okada, Pastor and Okadaman wouldn't have known anything was happening. |
Hello Candy, I hope you're doing great. Cheers! |
Phew! The rate at which threads are being pulled down in this section today is amazing, even the one created by the owner of NL since 2013. |
For the records, before you post any story here, you need to secure your copywrite claims. Laykorn advised on https://www.nairaland.com/2111154/fight-against-plagiarism-getting-ownership last time, I think people should consider that. If you cannot stress yourself any bit and must post your story online, then start as Laykorn advised. |
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