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Isn't this sort of policy change a sign that the bank is in trouble?

I'll be like, "interesting".

Figuring out what to do is easy. I myself often spend time telling Google and Facebook what to do.  
Doing is the hard part.  For me anyway.  I've just not been able to combine any sort of advanced
innovation with the daily running of Nairaland.  Just keeping the site open is a monumental effort.

[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=704825.msg8642003#msg8642003 date=1309717095]What you need is good policy makers and project managers something I know too well we engineers lack in.[/quote]Project management is taught part of Engineering. Senior Engineers are good project managers.

No, no, no, no, no. It's the duty of the moderators to check for violators.

Is there any commodity market in Nigeria?

Cut and paste job or your own thoughts?

Godalone:
You and your lawyer(s) need to act fast. You should have replied their e-mail.

People keep saying that I should have replied their email, but it's my honest belief that,
even if I replied them, they would still have posted the photos and profile. These are people
who post false stories about high-ranking politicians regularly, despite fervent denials by their
publicists.  So why would they care about a denial by a lowly webmaster like me?  Bear in mind
that I only had a couple of hours to think about what to do before they published the 'story'.

No wonder Aisha left, ceased any association with your arse.

Aisha2 left the forum because, on her Facebook page, in response to the Buhari crying story,
I responded by saying the reason he was crying is because he knew he was going to lose.

How much is the Acer Timeline. Men it pains me that I just got the 14" Acer Timeline which is too big.

@*dhtml: you're welcome.

[font=Courier New, Fixed]I'm not really sure why SahalaReporters is making a clumsy attempt
to spoil my good name by posting my pictures on an article that has
nothing to do with me and trying to link me with a case of fraud.

Perhaps it's because many times in the past I've openly expressed the
opinion that the stories they publish are mostly lies and not news.

I want to make it clear that I've never been involved in any business
with Seun Noibi. I have not founded any company with him, or anyone else.

For some reason best known to him, the young man tagged me as ‘cofounder’
of his ‘company’ on Facebook. And his company name was automatically added
to the info page of my Facebook profile. I didn't see it until my Facebook
profile data and pictures were splashed all over the infamous 'news' site.

When SahalaReporters contacted me at 6pm that day, I did not know about
the Facebook tag. In their email, they said he claimed I was his cofounder,
but didn't tell me where he made the claim or about the tag on my profile.

I hastily composed a reply to deny my involvement in any business dealings
with him, but later when I calmed down, I decided not to send it, because
I was afraid that SahalaReporters would find a way to twist my statement.

I did not realize that they didn't require a reply from me to do damage.

The next day, they posted my Facebook pictures alongside his pictures,
as if we were accomplices or something. They did not post pictures of
his family, classmates, friends, etc. They were not even mentioned.

I've been telling myself that I'm not bothered, but the truth is that I
am bothered. Even if I was his business partner, which I never was,
it would be unethical to splash my photos alongside his photos unless
I was implicated in the crime he was arrested for, which is impossible.

Even when Muttalab, who was a terrorist, not just a prankster, was caught,
no one posted the pictures of his friends, or even his family, not to
talk of posting the pictures of innocent people he tagged on Facebook.

Perhaps they felt pissed because I didn't respond their enquiry, but is
this a reason to embarrass me over what THEY KNOW I know nothing about?

Please join me in asking them to remove my pictures from the story.[/font]

I don't remember satire being against the rules of Nairaland. Can I see the thread?

Sorry man. Tried the back button?

You don't have to confiscate lands; you can just buy them. And most agricultural land is owned by govt.

[quote author=aloy-emeka link=topic=701567.msg8616132#msg8616132 date=1309359025]Yes the market should be free and also fair. Is it fair to purchase energy from another country when it is generated in Nigeria?[/quote]Yes, if the quantity generated in Nigeria is not sufficient to provide constant power. No big deal.

If you can get a first class in any course, even Zoology, you won't have problems getting a job.

I think it's hypocritical to abuse Nigeria over palm oil production if you don't own a palm oil plantation.

What's my email address?

Facebook has a mobile site, just like nairaland: http://m.facebook.com/

Did you send the emails to my email address?
I don't have access to other peoples' email accounts, you know.

Depression. It's a disease like any other. See your doctor.

How would the mobile app be better than a mobile site? See http://wap2.nairaland.com/

Apparently, it's because she's trying to enforce the 'local content policy'.

netghost:
LOL
na wah oh !!!
see people thinking for seun

Thinking is easy and I'm very good at it. But most things are easier said than done. That's the problem.

Continued Here: The Real Cost Of Building A 6-Bedroom Duplex: Reloaded

@Siena: Do you really think posting some thread on Nairaland is the best way to reach me?  You may find this hard to believe, but I'm not psychic.  I do not have a spidey sense.  I do not feel a tingle in my spine anytime someone thinks about getting an answer from me.  I cannot even answer prayers.  I'm so sorry.

She skipped a year of bad rubbish and was able to move forward in life. Good for her! Let's emulate her.

Confirmed, right?