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u have bsc, msc pgd..depends on d field u have all dose certificate....i have a frnd studing religion history. Where u won wrk wit dat. Or u hav a master in basic education. Dis modern nigeria.... |
is veri wrong for ameachi to stop the president from using d stadium, also if pdp shuld use d libration stadium it will cause unnecessary road block. And we ameachi knws is not possible to stop the president. |
making sense and nice concept....i really wish to have a house like dis sum day |
From my wide range of studing nigerian political history...here is my list of nigeria's godfathers in politics. General Olusegun Obasanjo General Ibrahim Babangida General theophilus danjuma General Yakubu Gowon General abdulsalami abubakar Alex Ekwueme General Muhammed Buhari Chief Tony Anenih Bola Tinubu |
i dnt joke wit my joystick...my galfrnd alwys comment on how clean it is. mst guys dnt wash up immedistely afta sex especially with condom. the smell of the condom alone cn lead to a bad odour arnd d joystick. so guys alwys wash up immediately afta sex and if possible spray deodorant dere..lol |
my frnd ws also banned...and i knew it wz bcus of whtsapp plus. I used it once den i uninstalled it. |
funlover1:dey re same pics...d floorlight was cut off in osinbajo's version...but please understand osinbajo sentence...he said a crowd like this, he was only sayng a similar crowd like dat came to welcome buhari....GEJ 2019. |
1. Define Your Personal Style When I hear “gentleman” I think suit, tie, polished shoes… and stuffy. Seriously, I just fell asleep thinking about it. Luckily, the definition has evolved and isn’t attached to a certain look anymore – it’s all about attitude and how you carry yourself. Choose a personal style that reflects your personality and lifestyle. Don’t buy clothes you think you should , otherwise you may as well wear a sandwich board that says I have no idea who I am! 2. Keep Your Hygiene in Check Put effort into your appearance. Keep yourself clean, showered, and groomed. Women do enjoy scruffy, but controlled scruffy – you don’t want your date asking where you hid your cardboard sign and paper cup. In other words: don’t smell. And perhaps reserve the gnarly Davy Jones beard for the NHL playoffs. 3. Be a Grown-up It’s now commonplace for potential employers to check out your social media profiles. You’ll also be hard-pressed to find a woman who won’t do the same before dating you. Even if the pictures are from years ago and you’ve since cleaned up your act, they’re not going to see “now” you. They’re going to see “then” you, a.k.a. K-Fed hat and beer bong. While you’re at it, set up a grown-up e- mail address. The sounds-dirty-but-isn’t e-mail account you’ve had since high school is the farthest thing from gentlemanly. Ever. 4. Keep Language PG-13 As someone who’s an unintentional potty mouth, I was alarmed to find out how many people are offended by swearing. I now do my best to keep the f-bombs at a minimum. It’s obviously a huge no-no in professional settings, but trust me, when you constantly swear in your personal life, it becomes increasingly difficult to reel in the habit at work. Consider this a top priority if you want to be a gentleman. Not only will expanding your vocabulary make you a better communicator, you’ll impress others across the board with your intelligence and professionalism. 5. Connect With People Say hello as you’re walking past a stranger. Let someone go in front of you in the grocery line. Make eye contact. Be approachable. It’s one of the best ways to open yourself up to new people, experiences, and professional connections. To be a gentleman while you’re out, always remember it’s all about them . Be a good listener. Ask questions. Take note of what’s important to them, and they’ll take note of you. 6. Find Your Purpose Beyond a nice home and financial security, what do you want? What are you passionate about? What mark do you want to make? Define what you live for. Not only will you feel more fulfilled, it’ll lead to so much depth and substance your head will spin. Everything will feel that much brighter. Don’t take my word for it: be a gentleman and find out for yourself. 7. Be Clear About What You Want Not making a decision is a decision in itself, and it’s not a good one! If you want the respect of others, know what you want and what you don’t, and be clear about it. Knowing how to say no is one of the most well-respected things you can do for yourself. You don’t want to be a wishy-washy person who constantly flakes on those you care about because you over-commit, and you certainly don’t want to be the guy with no opinion or backbone. 8. Hold the Door Open Holding the door open for people is a gentleman’s calling card. It’s one of the most subtle yet powerful ways to show your consideration for others. Game. Set. Match. 9. Keep Your Promises A big part of being a gentleman is respecting others’ time and meaning what you say. If you say you’re going to meet someone at a specific time, don’t be late. When you tell someone you’re going to help them with something, help them. When you promise you’ll have a project done by a certain date, meet your deadline. Not only will this build trust with those you care about, it will also help build self-trust, a crucial-yet-underrated form of trust when you’re a gentleman. 10. Return the Favor It’s all about the little things, both at work and at home. If a co-worker helped you setup a killer presentation, help them with their annual report. If your girlfriend picked up groceries, carry them in for her. Always make sure you’re helping enhance the lives of those you care about. 11. Pick Up After Yourself Keeping a tidy office, home, and car will leave a good impression on anyone you meet. It shows you take yourself seriously, and take pride in what you’ve worked hard for. Fast forward ten years to when you’re living with your future wifey: if you build the habit now, you’ll be one of the few who aren’t nagged about leaving their socks on the floor! Win/win. 12. Be You Nobody’s looking to hire or date a Ken doll. Our professional and personal lives are now fused together thanks to technology, so drop all that compartmentalizing and be authentic 24/7. Let your guard down and stop trying to look so glossy. Not to sound all hippy, but just be. What’s ironic about the art of being yourself is what makes you unique is usually what makes you self- conscious. The flaws you find irritating are appealing and endearing to everyone else – they’re what set you apart and make you memorable. Would you rather be memorable or a cardboard cutout? That’s what I thought. Being at ease with who you are is the sign of a true gentleman. Gentlemen don’t lie or mislead – they’re as comfortable with themselves as they want you to be. Being a gentleman never goes out of style – put these tips into practice and you’ll be well on your way to gentleman status.[b]1. Define Your Personal Style When I hear “gentleman” I think suit, tie, polished shoes… and stuffy. Seriously, I just fell asleep thinking about it. Luckily, the definition has evolved and isn’t attached to a certain look anymore – it’s all about attitude and how you carry yourself. Choose a personal style that reflects your personality and lifestyle. Don’t buy clothes you think you should , otherwise you may as well wear a sandwich board that says I have no idea who I am! 2. Keep Your Hygiene in Check Put effort into your appearance. Keep yourself clean, showered, and groomed. Women do enjoy scruffy, but controlled scruffy – you don’t want your date asking where you hid your cardboard sign and paper cup. In other words: don’t smell. And perhaps reserve the gnarly Davy Jones beard for the NHL playoffs. 3. Be a Grown-up It’s now commonplace for potential employers to check out your social media profiles. You’ll also be hard-pressed to find a woman who won’t do the same before dating you. Even if the pictures are from years ago and you’ve since cleaned up your act, they’re not going to see “now” you. They’re going to see “then” you, a.k.a. K-Fed hat and beer bong. While you’re at it, set up a grown-up e- mail address. The sounds-dirty-but-isn’t e-mail account you’ve had since high school is the farthest thing from gentlemanly. Ever. 4. Keep Language PG-13 As someone who’s an unintentional potty mouth, I was alarmed to find out how many people are offended by swearing. I now do my best to keep the f-bombs at a minimum. It’s obviously a huge no-no in professional settings, but trust me, when you constantly swear in your personal life, it becomes increasingly difficult to reel in the habit at work. Consider this a top priority if you want to be a gentleman. Not only will expanding your vocabulary make you a better communicator, you’ll impress others across the board with your intelligence and professionalism. 5. Connect With People Say hello as you’re walking past a stranger. Let someone go in front of you in the grocery line. Make eye contact. Be approachable. It’s one of the best ways to open yourself up to new people, experiences, and professional connections. To be a gentleman while you’re out, always remember it’s all about them . Be a good listener. Ask questions. Take note of what’s important to them, and they’ll take note of you. 6. Find Your Purpose Beyond a nice home and financial security, what do you want? What are you passionate about? What mark do you want to make? Define what you live for. Not only will you feel more fulfilled, it’ll lead to so much depth and substance your head will spin. Everything will feel that much brighter. Don’t take my word for it: be a gentleman and find out for yourself. 7. Be Clear About What You Want Not making a decision is a decision in itself, and it’s not a good one! If you want the respect of others, know what you want and what you don’t, and be clear about it. Knowing how to say no is one of the most well-respected things you can do for yourself. You don’t want to be a wishy-washy person who constantly flakes on those you care about because you over-commit, and you certainly don’t want to be the guy with no opinion or backbone. 8. Hold the Door Open Holding the door open for people is a gentleman’s calling card. It’s one of the most subtle yet powerful ways to show your consideration for others. Game. Set. Match. 9. Keep Your Promises A big part of being a gentleman is respecting others’ time and meaning what you say. If you say you’re going to meet someone at a specific time, don’t be late. When you tell someone you’re going to help them with something, help them. When you promise you’ll have a project done by a certain date, meet your deadline. Not only will this build trust with those you care about, it will also help build self-trust, a crucial-yet-underrated form of trust when you’re a gentleman. 10. Return the Favor It’s all about the little things, both at work and at home. If a co-worker helped you setup a killer presentation, help them with their annual report. If your girlfriend picked up groceries, carry them in for her. Always make sure you’re helping enhance the lives of those you care about. 11. Pick Up After Yourself Keeping a tidy office, home, and car will leave a good impression on anyone you meet. It shows you take yourself seriously, and take pride in what you’ve worked hard for. Fast forward ten years to when you’re living with your future wifey: if you build the habit now, you’ll be one of the few who aren’t nagged about leaving their socks on the floor! Win/win. 12. Be You Nobody’s looking to hire or date a Ken doll. Our professional and personal lives are now fused together thanks to technology, so drop all that compartmentalizing and be authentic 24/7. Let your guard down and stop trying to look so glossy. Not to sound all hippy, but just be. What’s ironic about the art of being yourself is what makes you unique is usually what makes you self- conscious. The flaws you find irritating are appealing and endearing to everyone else – they’re what set you apart and make you memorable. Would you rather be memorable or a cardboard cutout? That’s what I thought. Being at ease with who you are is the sign of a true gentleman. Gentlemen don’t lie or mislead – they’re as comfortable with themselves as they want you to be. Being a gentleman never goes out of style – put these tips into practice and you’ll be well on your way to gentleman status.[/b]1. Define Your Personal Style When I hear “gentleman” I think suit, tie, polished shoes… and stuffy. Seriously, I just fell asleep thinking about it. Luckily, the definition has evolved and isn’t attached to a certain look anymore – it’s all about attitude and how you carry yourself. Choose a personal style that reflects your personality and lifestyle. Don’t buy clothes you think you should , otherwise you may as well wear a sandwich board that says I have no idea who I am! 2. Keep Your Hygiene in Check Put effort into your appearance. Keep yourself clean, showered, and groomed. Women do enjoy scruffy, but controlled scruffy – you don’t want your date asking where you hid your cardboard sign and paper cup. In other words: don’t smell. And perhaps reserve the gnarly Davy Jones beard for the NHL playoffs. 3. Be a Grown-up It’s now commonplace for potential employers to check out your social media profiles. You’ll also be hard-pressed to find a woman who won’t do the same before dating you. Even if the pictures are from years ago and you’ve since cleaned up your act, they’re not going to see “now” you. They’re going to see “then” you, a.k.a. K-Fed hat and beer bong. While you’re at it, set up a grown-up e- mail address. The sounds-dirty-but-isn’t e-mail account you’ve had since high school is the farthest thing from gentlemanly. Ever. 4. Keep Language PG-13 As someone who’s an unintentional potty mouth, I was alarmed to find out how many people are offended by swearing. I now do my best to keep the f-bombs at a minimum. It’s obviously a huge no-no in professional settings, but trust me, when you constantly swear in your personal life, it becomes increasingly difficult to reel in the habit at work. Consider this a top priority if you want to be a gentleman. Not only will expanding your vocabulary make you a better communicator, you’ll impress others across the board with your intelligence and professionalism. 5. Connect With People Say hello as you’re walking past a stranger. Let someone go in front of you in the grocery line. Make eye contact. Be approachable. It’s one of the best ways to open yourself up to new people, experiences, and professional connections. To be a gentleman while you’re out, always remember it’s all about them . Be a good listener. Ask questions. Take note of what’s important to them, and they’ll take note of you. 6. Find Your Purpose Beyond a nice home and financial security, what do you want? What are you passionate about? What mark do you want to make? Define what you live for. Not only will you feel more fulfilled, it’ll lead to so much depth and substance your head will spin. Everything will feel that much brighter. Don’t take my word for it: be a gentleman and find out for yourself. 7. Be Clear About What You Want Not making a decision is a decision in itself, and it’s not a good one! If you want the respect of others, know what you want and what you don’t, and be clear about it. Knowing how to say no is one of the most well-respected things you can do for yourself. You don’t want to be a wishy-washy person who constantly flakes on those you care about because you over-commit, and you certainly don’t want to be the guy with no opinion or backbone. 8. Hold the Door Open Holding the door open for people is a gentleman’s calling card. It’s one of the most subtle yet powerful ways to show your consideration for others. Game. Set. Match. 9. Keep Your Promises A big part of being a gentleman is respecting others’ time and meaning what you say. If you say you’re going to meet someone at a specific time, don’t be late. When you tell someone you’re going to help them with something, help them. When you promise you’ll have a project done by a certain date, meet your deadline. Not only will this build trust with those you care about, it will also help build self-trust, a crucial-yet-underrated form of trust when you’re a gentleman. 10. Return the Favor It’s all about the little things, both at work and at home. If a co-worker helped you setup a killer presentation, help them with their annual report. If your girlfriend picked up groceries, carry them in for her. Always make sure you’re helping enhance the lives of those you care about. 11. Pick Up After Yourself Keeping a tidy office, home, and car will leave a good impression on anyone you meet. It shows you take yourself seriously, and take pride in what you’ve worked hard for. Fast forward ten years to when you’re living with your future wifey: if you build the habit now, you’ll be one of the few who aren’t nagged about leaving their socks on the floor! Win/win. 12. Be You Nobody’s looking to hire or date a Ken doll. Our professional and personal lives are now fused together thanks to technology, so drop all that compartmentalizing and be authentic 24/7. Let your guard down and stop trying to look so glossy. Not to sound all hippy, but just be. What’s ironic about the art of being yourself is what makes you unique is usually what makes you self- conscious. The flaws you find irritating are appealing and endearing to everyone else – they’re what set you apart and make you memorable. Would you rather be memorable or a cardboard cutout? That’s what I thought. Being at ease with who you are is the sign of a true gentleman. Gentlemen don’t lie or mislead – they’re as comfortable with themselves as they want you to be. Being a gentleman never goes out of style – put these tips into practice and you’ll be well on your way to gentleman status. |
from what i sense....buhari might be ill and maybe if anythng happens osinbanjo will be swear in as president...which m sure tinubu has osinbanjo under his armpit |
if buhari shuld win...so many people will be in trouble chai chai...i think PDP shuld focus more on wht dey will do for nigerians if voted into power...not "buhari is an old man, buhari cnt read, buhari has cancer etc..i still remain a committed GeJ 2015 |
I have tried everythng possible to meet a genuine freemason member who will petition me for membership... 2be1ask1...any mason here |
Don't miss the FREE BONUS pts for MTN's draw! 2 correct answers by 23:13 = 80pts! Does "Abeg" mean "Please"? 1=YES 2=NO. Text 1 or 2 to 1010 for FREE! |
Jaycool18:i too like ur reply... |
dvee2:wetin u dey talk...he is still the president..so make him aide de camp ( d militry man alwys standing behind goodluck) no follow am too na since he is been paid by d government. You cant expect our president to move in a normal jet and the nxt tin u go hear goodluck hires a private jet wit tax payers money. dere is no sense in dis argument...GEJ 2015-2019 |
check how fast the touch response is, The camera quality, The music player..if u see sound effects instead of equalizer then is fake. |
boko haram...not a gang of armed robbers but a well organized terrorist group that uses force to recruit soldiers frm poor neighbourng countries and send them to cause havoc....nigeria soldiers so far has tried to sustain them. Is bad we re landlocked towrds the north makng it easy for boko haram to have access to nigeria and escape easily after causing havoc..many other countries re also suffering from insurgency and even worst than nigeria. So please we shuld try and encourage our armed forces not to insult them. Definitely small small shoppings re goin on in the army but they re still defending the nation. |
Some girls say a scar on a guy's face shows how much a strong man he is.... I need nairalanders opinion on this.. |
Is a miracle how i survived jumping from the roof of my family house, 3storey building....tryng to call for help and which i was able to get to the police station...no fracture in any part of my body, just a minor dislocation in my ankle. Is not by my power but God. |
be4 d dynamite attck on apc in okrika....pdp house reps member repng okrika was also shot a thursday night... |
my father is an active member of tan and a former commissioner in d past administration of bayelsa...and i can assure u dat tan has no motive of removng dickson's administration. But to make sure that goodluck wins d nxt election. |
afta readng abut our past head of state and leaders....buhari is the worst and most corrupt leader |
jamil doesnt have bugatti..he only posed wit 1 for a pic |
i no see cabin biscuit |
fela lady and osadebe osondu owendi |
owo ni koko...and no mouth odour |
forgive her and dnt hate her....bt bros no continue d relationship cos she will do it again, as for ur friend d guy messed up. Such person can kill u so becarefull wit him |
star girl...na make her belle big..lol |
okrika has turn to a major nollywood actors hub...u cant wlk d streets of okrika without seen 1 nollywood actor. |
k4kings:na lie...wike is popular, especially @ ikwerre axis but dere re oda men dat can stnd amaechi, e.g tonye princewil |
Raiders:if not for pdp's tribal rotation nigeria wuld hav been story by now...an upland man has been d gov of rivers state d pass 15years nw..nw only dem cum, is tym for d riverine man |
buhari fit no pay tax... |
girls who smoke re likely to cheat |