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pete, since you don't want us to dispute your assertions and you're saying Nigeria is so bad, my advice is that you should stay where you are. That would be better for you, better for us, and better for Nigeria. Thanks. |
A total of 172, 318 subscribers won various prizes at the Vmobile knockout promo final draw held in Lagos on Monday.So why didn't I - or anyone I know - win? ![]() |
Girls that are stronger, heavier, possibly taller and generally bigger than I am? Eww! |
Only those doing software development would appreciate it, so let's have it in the Developers' Forum for a while. |
I love it. |
You mean it's possible to have dandruff in one's private hair-space? |
The PHP Video Tutorial titled 'Real World PHP Programming: The Basics' is available at: http://www.vtc.com/products/rwphpp.htm Happy learning! |
My advice is that you should visit the official Cisco NetPro Forum to ask this question since they have more experience with what works in the UK. See also: Cisco Certification Advice, Materials - Nairaland |
What's your source, please? Nice list. In the past, I would have liked to beat all of those software companies. I'm proud to say I once had the opportunity to chat with Mr. John Obaro of Systemspecs (second company in the list) about what it takes for a developer to succeed in the Nigerian software business. |
While you are viewing the news report, right-click the address bar and select 'copy'. Then paste it into your post in Nairaland the same way you pasted the contents of the news page. As shown in the picture below: https://www.nairaland.com/img/source-url.png Do you understand it now? |
Thanks, Layi, for recognizing that she's fine. Can you show me the interviews in which she made man-hating statements, or tell me what you remember her saying? I support feminism in terms of making opportunities available to women, but not in terms of 'hating' men because I am a man too! |
Who is Bimbo Akintola? Why not create a new thread introducing Bimbo Akintola and post her pictures there so the rest of us will be able to see/recognize her and participate in this debate? I'm looking forward to that ![]() |
K2, I appreciate your gift. Thanks. Now the next step is to deliver Rita Dominic physically to my address on Christmas Eve. ![]() Nairalanders, see me see trouble o! Rita Dominic does even not know I exist, so my 'love' for her is not that much o! However, I think Rita Dominic good at what she does and is very charming on video. Unlike some other personalities in the Nigerian entertainment scene, she knows how to play to her strengths. For example, she discovered one or two hairstyles that fit her very well and she sticks to them most of the time. And I can trust her not to release any man-hating music video. |
Dwoo, welcome to Nairaland and thanks for joining! |
Oju, On behalf of all the single men on this forum, I hereby with an open embrace. Welcome to Nairaland! Seun. |
I'd like to kiss all the people who have recently commented on this thread! |
Hello, Wow - one would have to be in the Laptop selling business to be able to help you with this. Since your main reason for dropping the HP Pavilion dv1000 seems to be the poor technical support, you should start by chosing the manufacturer you want (Dell works for everyone, right?) and then posting the specifications of various laptops that are close to what you want. Then we will able to help you choose the best for you. Good luck! |
Think of it this way: what do you have to offer that would make a man want to put the effort of maintaining friendship with you with no strings attached? Nothing? I thought so! Why should they spend all that energy trying to please you if they are not going to get anything in return? Why should a young man be made to labour so hard to keep you interested in him if at the end of the day there's nothing in it for them? ![]() |
Don't you think it's rather ilogical to claim that 150 million Nigerians are ungodly based on allegations made against a handful of politicians? |
And what is Shiloh? |
If they are not married, then maybe he can still leave her. I think it's wise of kinghenry to be considering the future very carefully and their apparent incompatibilities. This is a problem that may indeed get worse with time. |
Well you're the ones 'suffering'. We men are feeling perfectly fine . |
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So the lives of the 107 passengers of the plane were entrusted into the hands of one incompetent engineer who risked (and lost) his own life over a plane that wasn't in perfect condition because he felt it "will be alright". This should remind us that we shouldn't take stupid risks just because they have paid us in the past. Just because you did something risky yesterday and nothing bad happened doesn't mean that all will be well today. It also suggest that just because someone is willing to risk his life for something doesn't mean that it is right. The pilot felt that since the engineer was willing to board the plane, then it must be alright. Now that he's too late we know he was wrong to have risked the life of the passengers just because the aircraft engineer was wiling to risk his own life. |
WhoGoBuy is not affiliated with Nairaland, but I am pleasantly surprised that the site is already populated with products for sale and quite well designed. It is easy to understand the interface, and practical to use - buyers won't need to make online payment. Instead, they will contact sellers through their mobile phone numbers and arrange to meet to exchange goods for money. Greetings! Introducing; the online service Nigerians have been waiting for. www.whogobuy.com the one stop point for all your buying and selling needs. Cars, phones, clothes, homes, books, games, you name it! All listed with descriptions, images, contact info and negotiable asking prices for your convenience. WhoGoBuy is a virtual marketplace where businesses and individuals showcase their goods and services for other Nigerians to see absolutely free of charge. * No need for Credit Cards * No Online Payments required * Find the BEST deals nearest to you FAST and EASY * Negotiate with the sellers online or by phone * Make a purchase at the sellers sales point or have them deliver to you * Browse through hundreds of listings in many classified categories * ...and lots more! The above information was sent to my e-mail address by 'mailman@whogobuy.com'. However, I am yet to find out the names of the people - or company - behind this site. What do you think? |
That's not good enough. We need a direct link. Why is it so hard for people to simply copy the url of the page from where they copied the article? |
PHP 6 is already being built? Nice! Where did you get this from? |
Raw materials used in what industries in particular? |
Anyway, it looks ok to me but the main font is quite large! |
This separatist silliness Reminds me of Lagbaja's song: Me and you no be enemy, We suppose to be family, Na wetin you dey find, I dey find Sebi na wetin you go chop you dey find? Na wetin I go chop I dey find! |
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