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@yamakuza: hire me!

Return the car. whether it "hurts" her or not, that's what's best for her financially in this situation.

There' a difference between giving a bribe and being extorted.  If you're forced to pay for something that's supposed to be free, I don't think you are doing anything wrong by complying.  For example, if you're arrested for no sensible reason and forced to pay "bail" to be freed, you're just a victim of extortion.  In my opinion, bribery would be when you give money to an official to break the law or to get something that's you're not supposed to have according to the law.  So you shouldn't feel guilty about paying up when bribes are demanded for something you should get for free.

He's being diplomatic, but to me, his position seems clear based on the interview above. He believes the subsidy is not beneficial to Nigerians, because of the corruption in the process, and that it would be better for the government to distribute the oil wealth by writing yearly checks to every Nigerian.

You need the Java SDK

Depression is a deadly disease, and this (suicide) is how it kills, when left untreated for a very long time.

It is not unusual for the family members of terrorists to be arrested, interrogated or even killed, as in Bin Ladens case.

I support their temporary arrest and humane interrogation, but I don't support torture or murder. That's wrong.

Here!

As long as they are not maltreated or tortured, it's not entirely a bad idea. However, the danger is that Boko Haram recruiters might use the outrage over the "injustice" of this arrest to convince more people to join Boko Haram.  I think you need to win the propaganda war to beat terrorism.

They pay distributors to buy fuel at the prevailing prices per liter (120 naira and above) and sell at 65 naira.

add the java bin directory to your path.

The business is extensively discussed here: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-418542.0.html

If you need to investigate a fixed amount of money and you don't have any specific business in mind, you should invest in bonds or treasury bills or property you personally need (like a vacation home for your extended family).

hayprof:
Seun, Thanks for looking, though.

PS: Do the look of the Keyboard determine the quality of a Laptop?

No.

If not for the ugly keyboard.

She looks old.

How was the speech. I didn't watch the whole thing.

Why don't you guys start your own forums and implement these ideas? If they work for you, I'll copy.

How do you know these brilliant ideas will work? What if they fail? What if they drive people away?

What's your current buy rate?

Every good thing comes to an end sooner or later, so I guess it's your turn to shine now. I'm good!

I'm not surprised.
Things will get much worse before they get better.
And it's possible that things may never get better. Be prepared for that!

@MissyB: He's a rich and famous movie star.  Of course there's someone willing to marry him.

Where do jobs come from? In my opinion, jobs ultimately come from:

Human problems: Medical doctors have jobs because people get sick. IT Engineers have because computers are so confusing. Generator engineers have job because we have no power. Policemen have jobs because crime exists.
Human needs: Lawyers have jobs because people need legal advice and representation. Conductors and taxi drivers have job because people need to travel. Marketers have jobs because companies need revenue.
Human desires: Actors, musicians, and writers have jobs because people desire entertainment. Phone sellers have jobs because many Nigerians desire blackberries. Event managers have jobs because people love to party.

That is why, when people talk about the alleged shortage of jobs in Nigeria, I get confused. Have we run out of problems that need to be solved? Have all our needs been catered for? Do we not have unlimited desires anymore? Then how can there be a job shortage? Well, in my opinion, there are two possibilities:

Inadequate Education/Training: If the vast majority of job-seekers are not equipped to solve the problems that need to be solved in the country, the unemployment rate will be high. If we have a high demand for engineering work, but our universities are producing Yoruba studies graduates, then they may not get jobs. It's not that the jobs are not there, but that our educational institutions have failed to equip adequately us for the jobs available.
Labor Market Failure: Sometimes a potential employer may not realize that his/her problems could be solved by employing someone. Sometimes an employer realizes it, tries to create a job, but can't find the right candidate for the job. The potential employer and the potential employee simply fail to find each other. Sometimes they do, but a labor unions, restrictive regulation, or cultural issue blocks them, and a potential job is lost.

Since human needs, wants, and problems are unlimited, the potential for job creation in any economy is unlimited, too. If you want to "create jobs", you should embark on sustainable business ventures that address the problems of inadequate training and labor market failure. Go into the business of equipping job-seekers with the skills they need to take the jobs in the market. Go into the business of helping employers find job-seekers who can solve their problems. Teach job-seekers how to talk their way into businesses they can add value to. "Create jobs" by solving problems!

https://www.facebook.com/notes/oluwaseun-osewa/how-to-create-jobs/10150400985870216

The age of the girl is not important.  Do you assault women you're attracted to? Do you kidnap them and force yourself on them repeatedly over a night, leading to physical injuries and psychological trauma?  I think the sickness of the act of rape greatly exceeds the issue of her age.  I don't think raping a grown woman who is a human being, old enough to understand what you're doing to her,  and also someone's girlfriend or wife or mother is in any way less evil than this.  

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=820899.msg9723938#msg9723938 date=1323369280]I don't even see the attraction a grown man can have for a pre-pubescent 11 year old girl.

Desecrating anyone is bad of course, but a little kid?

I'm about as physically attracted to little kids as I am to cars or bikes.

Must be mental illness of some sort.[/quote]

Lasinoh:
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Hmmmmmmm!!!

Hot hot hot babe saying hot hot hot things. Oh my.

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