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bodee:
is this a project topic or what

Lol. Take it and I will give you real life scenarios.

Mehn, Imagine spending almost 600k to maintain a car within a year and still counting

bodee:
is this a project topic or what

Lol.
If you want to take it. Ll provide u wit real life scenarios.

GlorifiedTunde:
Its not he who buys a car that is rich, its he who can maintain it that is.

#fact

Car maintenance: bane of Nigerian youths' ability to save

I have been having issues with MTN for more a year now. Any time I recharge my phone even if I have an active data subscription I will be charge from my account until it is exhausted. Called ur customer cate countless times but no solution, went to your office too no solution. Cant leave my Number her but you can follow me and I will give you all the details. If this is not resolve, we wilm all start a media war of #mtnnigeriaarefraudsters

See what TSA is causing to poor husbands

Personallay speaking, I dont think I can do any job apart from marketing.

Marketing entails movement and meeting new people which paves way for your personal development too. As long as ur figures are gud, the sky is jst d startin point.

You go to the office when you like and leave when you deem fit.

Mehn, any sensible person will pray for a marketing offer.

Soo much loving my job

Sai Baba. Always on point to take Naija to greater heights both spritually, mentally, physically, psychologically,salarically,powerlicly, etc etc etc

Excellent for the Economy. I feel bad when I see Sum1 that has been working in the bank since before I gain an admission becoming my subordinate by far on my first day of resumption. My 1 mnth salary and allallowance equals his 6-8mnths take home pay.

OP and you call this one's high paying? Even at the moment I earn almost 2times beta dan this guys. I was lukin 2 c Sumthin in d range of 20-30mm me I kokuma go change my profession .

OP and you call this one's high paying? Even at ththe moment I earn almost 2times beta dan this guys. I was lukin 2 c Sumthin in d range of 20-30mm me I kokuma go change my profession .

1 yr. then get a new one and wait 4 d old 1 to develop problem or sum1 to request for it

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Mecca now

eleko1:
. Those miserable thieves won't allowed good thing here in NIG.They preferred to loot nd tell us Stealing isn't corruption,wetin Nzeribe steal wey he jailed am,I'm Not a thief/Amelica will know.....We are on the pathway to recovery.May GOD help NIG

Aameen.

ify84:
Then show us new mecca

Working on it

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ammyluv2002:
They neva born us this time now


Maybe Buhari will take us there

Hopefully

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Mecca in 1953

The social media has been buzzing with criticism of the comment credited to the Senior Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on Media and Publicity, Mallam Garba Shehu over two documents said to contain promises the president would achieve within his first 100 days in office.

Shehu had in an article, Understanding Buhari In 100 Days denied authorising any document as the Director of the Media and Communications unit of the APC presidential Campaign Council during the 2015 presidential election.



He said: “In the course of electioneering, the presidential campaign had so many centers of public communication which, for whatever reason were on the loose. There is a certain document tagged “One Hundred Things Buhari Will Do in 100 Days” and the other, “My Covenant With Nigerians”. Both pamphlets bore the authorized party logo, but as the Director of Media and Communications in that campaign, I did not fund or authorize any of those. I can equally bet my last Kobo that Candidate Buhari did not see or authorize those publications.”

Since that viral article, Shehu and by extension President Muhammadu Buhari has been under fire for denying the promises it purportedly made while campaigning to Nigerians.

Most commentaries suggest that the President deceived Nigerians with the promises just to get their votes only to renege few months after.

However, video evidence from the paper presentation by President Muhammadu Buhari in February, 2015 at the Chattam House in London gives credence to the denial by Garba Shehu.

During the question and answer session at the Chattam House presentation, an audience member had sought to know what to expect from Buhari within his 100 days in office.

The question from the audience member and Buhari’s response goes thus:

Question

In view of the current state in Nigeria in terms of the huge, huge need for change, and therefore the cry for the general to take power and bring about the change, the high expectation is such that people will really be looking for some quick solutions in view of this deep, deep need for change. What would the general do in, say, the first 100 days when elected to power, to sustain these expectations that the Nigerians have for him to bring about positive change?

Answer By Muhhamadu Buhari

“The second one: high expectations and what to do with the first 100 days. Yes, I respect that question because quietly I was thinking about these high expectations. Those who are following the trail of our campaigns can see how people are turning out, some becoming emotional and crying. I am really getting scared that if I get there they will expect miracles within the next week or months. That would be very dicey handling that one. I think we have to have a deliberate campaign to temper high expectations with some reasonableness on the part of those who are expecting miracles to happen.”

“Just to go first to the ‘first 100 days’, some of it is fraudulent and I don’t want to participate in any fraud in any form. Nigerians know that we are in trouble as a people and as a country.”

“When we get there we will quickly get correct intelligence of what is on the ground and inform Nigerians and just learn what I have just read. We will make sure that the appropriation and application of public resources will not be allowed. You would be surprised by how much savings we will realize. That saving will be ploughed back into development and this is what I can promise. But I would remove that ‘100 days’”

READ: My Manifesto and Vision for Nigeria – Muhammadu Buhari

See the video below. Watch from the 34th minute to the 36th minute.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5m4asXkZwRM&ebc=ANyPxKrC_jkcZBIkZPAcWxlibkWsjTVZ8quZxasG27x3G_BCs5JD6IpBTZ7wJOegsiZdFuLkMf5OiAx8YyL5V1SM4-yaGSRtfg

Source: http://abusidiqu.com/video-evidence-from-buharis-chatham-house-speech-where-he-called-100-days-promise-a-fraud/

Cc: lalasticlala

hapiness44:
Fidelity ke!.. those guys in Allen avenue branch don't look like they are happy with their jobs sha..

Says who? Apart from Diamond pay, Access is the best paying bank so far.

Those days ll always b rmeberd wit nostalgia. Mr. Nwosu's christmas. Macmillan make sense mehn

The peoples Presido. Always on point. More Greece to ur Gut man.

Lagos is a famous and glittering city, abundant in natural beauty and surrounded by sea, with its diverse culture, happy-go-lucky attitude, economic growth, and superb accommodation, it is no surprise that the city is Nigeria’s most dynamic city. Lagos offers a great variety of attractions – there’s plenty to see and do in this city, no wonder most people prefer to live in the city.

Lagos is one place in Nigeria that has got affluence and glamour, much more like Miami and New York City. However, people from other Nigerian cities believe that the glitz and glam attractively presented about Lagos too good to be true or are not real at all. We’ve also heard people say that no matter how amazing Lagos is being portrayed, it is a perilous place to live.

However, we believe a lot of things about Lagos have been exaggerated, that is why we have rounded up a list of 6 things about Lagos that people from other cities exaggerate about:

1. Lagos is a land of opportunities
Lagos

Lagos is indeed a land of opportunities for many Nigeria. It is a city where a hardworking pauper from Makoko slum turns into someone living in one of the most expensive people in Lekki or Victoria Island. However, do not jump the next bus to Lagos expecting to be rich overnight if you have no plan, house and support from friends or family because Lagos is not as easy as it is made to be. Money does not grow on trees in Lagos because you have to work to earn a living. Unfortunately, jobs are limited in Lagos.

2. The legend of Area boys
Lagos Area Boys

Photo Source: Dailypost.ng

You must have heard a lot of stories about the thugs in Lagos, who are called ‘Area boys’; thanks to some Nollywood movies. These exaggerated stories drive fear in the mind of people visiting Lagos for the first time. Even though, these thugs are virtually everywhere, but do not expect to be harassed by them just like that. We are not saying that they are harmless but it is only when you end up at the wrong place that things may get ugly for you. The availability of Lagos Bus Rapid Transit System (BRT) can help you avoid the discomfort of bus conductors in some parts of the city.

3. Lagos is ‘small London’
Lagos Skyline

Lagos is filled with colourful architectures and iconic landmarks that have this seductive charm that perfectly blends with the wide span of clean roads. The city is home to one of the richest and the most impoverished areas in Nigeria. It is not every part of Lagos that looks heavenly; some parts such as Ajegunle, Makoko, Ijora Badia and others, are shanty towns, sweat and slums. Most of the stunning things you see on newsprints or television about Lagos may have been edited to suit the producers.

4. The cost of living is expensive
lagos-skyline-02

Lagos is an attractive destination, decorated with affluence and luxury but it can be surprisingly cheap. You can get things – from sophisticated to standard, extravagance to essential, bohemian to natural. The cost of living in Lagos may be on the high side when compared to cities like Akure, Ibadan or Benin. However, Lagos is not as expensive as we are made to believe it is. The city has been built in such a way that anyone can easily blend in. Surprisingly, you can even do a lot of things under N2000 in Lagos.

5. The crime rate is high
Do not be carried away with stories that everyone in Lagos has criminal tendencies. Some people have been warned never to ask for directions when they are in Lagos but end up getting missing. The crime rate in Lagos is not as high as it has been exaggerated. Actually, security is paramount in the city to allow crime to rule the day.

6. Traffic Jam is unbeatable
lagos-traffic

You cannot come to Lagos and miss traffic (‘go-slows’). We know that almost every motorway is often jammed with absurd traffic hams and speed freaks. It is not true that you are going to spend half of your day stuck in traffic if you do not leave your house early in the morning. The menace of traffic is gradually losing its grip, thanks to BRT lane and the train service that have made it easier for people to escape the Lagos traffic. Traffic is not as horrible as it has been painted in Lagos; all you need to do is know your route and how to move around.

Source: http://www.travelstart.com.ng/blog/6-exaggerated-things-about-lagos/?utm_source=SocialMedia&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=Facebook_TSNG_6Exageratedthingsaboutlagos18Aug2015

That's what we call being presidential.

greatness22:
Foolish girl, fighting because of one hopless aboki dat is not even ur husband.

U c ur lyf. How do u expect to do anything meaningful wit ur lyf having this attitude in ur cabbage brain.

Right on point. Neva easy mehn

Prefer the life of Abj to Lag by far

Real truth.

Access Bank all the way. The bst upcoming bank in Africa