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All these one-business owners will soon invade this thread to heap abusive words on the Op. Everyone should be able to decide what they want for their life. Whether you are an employee or employer, your fulfillment is the only thing that counts. |
See as she com swell up like bread wey fall inside water. But it's her life, she can do whatever she pleases to do. |
Purple has never been so attractive to me. Wow, this is really awesome. But if I could afford something as expensive as this, I would go for something that's not so colorful. |
free2ryhme:So you would prefer he has spent many years studying, only to find out the course is a waste of time? That's a very wrong way to live. @Op.. If you intend getting white collar job in the field after graduation, you might as well run away from it because jobs in such areas are not easily available. However, if you're ready to establish yourself and because an industry-leading professional in the field, it's lucrative. |
My tuition fees from Prep class till PG never reach a single session of any of the classes seff. I don't envy them, but this is definitely too much for me. However, no be me go tell them wetin dem suppose use their money do. |
SamzackD:Lots of guys are boring all in d name of acting cool with girls. Also, many girls don't contribute to discussion at times and it'll just look like you're talking to yourself or questioning them. But I think you muddled up the terms "latter and former". Former should be for being boring and latter for being childish. |
Thanks, Op. Quite educating and inspiring.
The pictures also increase the appeal of the lessons.
This deserves to be on the FP. |
belindar:I only made an educated guess based on the description given by the Op. About being irresponsible, you're so right. They are just a bunch of unfaithful gold diggers looking for someone to call their husband while they continue their promiscuous lifestyle. Their men are also not different. |
Ronke Oshodi-oke Promiscuity runs in the blood of some men. No matter how endowed a woman is, any man who'll be promiscuous will be still be promiscuous. And many of actresses are not helping matters too, they are equally unfaithful. |
casspersteve:Although I don't agree entirely with Brymo on his stance here, the second paragraph of your Statement is a great fallacy. In developed societies, there are several jobs people without a degree can do and make a living. They're more concerned about what you can practically offer, not what your degree says you can do. |
I was/am part of the government owned schools and I know they are mostly rubbish. I was just three months away from graduating in 2013 when strike started and it lasted for 6 months. ASUU and internal strikes delayed me for more than a year, and you want my kids to go through the same stress and torture?? Never! If I can't afford to sponsor my kids to go abroad and spend tens of thousand dollars, at least, spending 1 million naira each year should be attainable by God's grace. Until public universities become better, CU and a few other well funded and managed private universities will continue to be better options. |
jay7:You're so right. I'm doing financially okay too, but I know people who earn more than me and are struggling. Even when I was an undergraduate, a friend, who used to get double of my pocket money, used to borrow from me. Since then, I've realized that it's not how much you earn that determines what will satisfy you, but how well you can manage your income. |
olaboy1:You're not missing any necessity. As a matter of fact, it's possible to live well below that #204k in many parts of the country. Even with a family of 3, #120k is good enough in many places in SW Nigeria, except Lagos. I know a lot of families with educated, prudent and lovely couples who, though not satisfied with their current condition, are living a 'good' life with love. Prudence is the key. Even with a million naira monthly income, you may still live like a pauper if you're living above your means. |
joey150:This is the best advice everyone viewing this thread should not overlook. However, why people lie just to soothe their ego on a faceless forum like this is what I don't understand. |
That pop-out socket is the only thing I like. It's a good way to prevent, or at least reduce, electrical hazards when you have kids around. The chandelier looks cool too, but not really useful. Anyway, they're showing their creativity and getting paid for doing so. |
samisj4real:Asslicking Messi sometimes makes you guys say utter rubbish. You are even comparing cr7 to Mbappe, Assensio and co. Which sane person does that? You're here sucking and hating while those who know what they game is about continue to shower him with praises. I hope some of you won't commit suicide when he finally equals the balon d'hor record of messi later this year. |
petengine:Bro, private universities are not meant to be affordable to an average. The quality of education is what matters, not the number of people who can afford it. |
Just got data from Modelsms. He's a highly responsive data seller. I'll definitely buy more from him. |
modelsms:I will like to get 1g 9mobile. How do I go about it? |
Dazzle? how?? Not a hater, but these bloggers are liars who are found of hyping every little thing. He just walked down the street like every other person, and these bloggers are here saying he dazzled and walked like the lord of the street. |
You mean the self-acclaimed naira billionaires!?? We all know who the real dollar billionaires in Nigeria are and also know who the chest-beaters are. May God bless everyone's hustles sha. |
INTERMAN:Why did you only quote this and avoid the ones of those who schooled you on why/how her matric number is not that of someone with an extra year. Admitting your mistake won't kill you, boy. After misinforming the public, the least you can do is to admit your mistake. |
Explorers:lol.. that's a better strategy. officialarab:mehn, that hooking can be really painful, but it'll avert the embarrassment. |
Explorers:Very embarrassing. Sometimes, pocketing your hands won't even work as a few individuals would have noticed. And this happens sometimes without you having any sexual thoughts, but who would believe it. |
The truth is some of them rather look amazing and better with their new look than the previous. But why will someone consider changing his/her sex? Quite a pathetic decision, I think. |
ivolt:Lack of imagination!?? Honestly, I think it's more like lack of brain. Even a five-year old kid knows it takes more than land acquisition to run a school successfully. |
Olanrefront3355:For a start, that's not Hot 4. and whatever phone it's, she bought it with her money. So it would be daft of you and other mumus like you to assume that she should let it go without a fight. Y'all should make use of your brains once in a while. I don't think it's really that hard to reason. |
The way people go about crying about bleaching nowadays would make you think it puts food on their table. Although the crave to be fair skinned for some ladies is extreme, it's possible to have a fairer skin than before because of a number of reasons. Better cameras, lighting, make-up and better hygiene are a few things that can make someone appear fairer in a "now" pix than a "before" pix. It's her life, her skin, her bleaching and her skin cancer. |
Of course, it depends on where you're having the interview. If you're being interviewed for the assistant herbalist leader of your village at a shrine, you definitely can adorn your native wears with beads. And please, don't forget your cap. Seriously, play it safe by sticking to what is considered to be acceptable at the place. Do a background check on the place to know whether they expect the interviewees to come in formal, semiformal or informal dressings. Good morning, everybody. Have a great day. |
