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zPixel, you sound like someone that's serious about comics. What venture are you into?

Cuando Seas Mia ("when you are mine") is better because it has a sensible ending. It has an ending!

You are competitors. You are not expected to help each other. Let others help you!

Ok, I'll allow your topic. So, we're supposed to tell you when you'll see your boyfriend again? Yeah, we are definitely qualified to tell you that. We have the power to see the future, and we must help you!

The first-ever comic book store in Nigeria has opened in Kaduna, Kaduna State. The outlet, called Planet Comics, is situated in the heart of Kaduna GRA, beside mega-popular video club Video Mars.

Why Kaduna of all places? Why not Lagos?

Well, Kaduna also a commercial hub like Lagos, but how will I get to check out their comics?

Can you list all the foreign magazines you currently have? So I'll know whether you have something I want?

Where will real life stories that happen to one fall under?

A real life story may fall under any section depending on its subject. A real romantic story will fall under romance, while a story about crime will fall under the crime section. A business success story will fall under business.

Ok, I'll rephrase my statement: Normal men won't kill in order to get a woman.

They can only kill for self-defence or protection of important people from physical harm. However, this topic is about an action that's clearly criminal: killing a man to get his girlfriend. The difference is very clear.

How do you feel about the EFCC's decision to ban night browsing in cyber-cafes throughout Nigeria?

I think it's a wrong decision because:
1) It's ineffective. Scammers can afford to pay for home access (4000 naira a month).
2) It's unjust. It is unfair and immoral to punish innocent people along with the guilty
3) It favors the rich and punishes the poor. Rich people don't use cyber-cafes.
4) It favors the large ISPs that sell home access. Why isn't night browsing at home banned?
5) It is bad for the economy of Nigeria. Many cybercafes will be forced to close, investments lost.
6) It is bad for the labor force. When cyber-cafes start closing up, more people will be jobless.

Actually, it doesn't even favor the rich. Rich people use Nigerian ISPs with limited bandwith, like Multilinks. If those who were formerly doing night browsing all start using home access, it will affect the speed at which rich people who don't use cyber-cafes can download files on the Internet, due to more competition for limited bandwidth.

So this is a regulation is bad for business, bad for employers, bad for EFCC because it won't work, and especially bad for people who cannot afford Internet access at home. The only people who will gain from this are the licensed ISPs that provide Internet access to home users. Are they the ones that pushed the EFCC to do this?

Read about it here: www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=57920 Do you support this?

@nico: If you don't understand the ideas your business is based on, your employees will cheat you. It's much better to pay people to teach you the ideas you need than to pay them to think for you.

The vacant positions are listed here: http://www.cenbank.org/jobs/recruitment.asp

You should have indirectly made it clear from day one that you're the kind of girl that wants marriage. He might not even have considered it seriously. He might be thinking it's not something he should think about yet.

Here's what you should do. Ask him when he plans to get married. Then listen carefully, and say no more. If you listen carefully, you will hear what he has to say and not what you want to hear. Good luck!

Thanks. I notice that the forums under technology (Computers, Internet, Webmasters, Etc) are not getting much attention. What do you think is responsible for this?

I'm hoping to reorganize it so we have a main Career Board under which we'll have:
- Education
- Jobs
- Hardware (computers and gadgets)
- Software (programming and applications)
- Networks (phones and Internet)
- Arts (fiction, graphics)

Then under the entertainment section we'll have:
- TV/Movies
- Music/Radio
- Jokes
- Poems
- Celebrities
- Fashion
- Sports
- Books

And then the rest will fall under General Discussion, which I may merge with the Offtopic section. Also, new forums may be created for things like birthdays, holidays, et cetera. Also, the romance section may be divided into two subsections.

What's your opinion about these changes?

Slavery is a good thing because it makes us appreciate freedom.

Murder and [[asault]] are also very good - they make people cautious.

All the evil things in life are very very good. Well done!

Alrightie, let's chat! spiritually, I'm actually one of you!

What is a god?

Your request isn't clear. Can you explain yourself more clearly?

There's a separate thread for beginners on this forum:
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-17942.0.html

I bought it barely 2 months ago for 21k. Do you still think I should throw it away?

I have a problem with my printer. It doesn't even come on anymore and I get electric shocks when I touch it.

How exactly did Intercontinental bank promote the site?

I guess the answer is "NO!"

Believe it or not, I had done that in the past.

http://www.nairaland.com/?wap has a link to
http://www.nairaland.com/?wap2 but
http://wap.nairaland.com/ was linking straight to
http://www.nairaland.com/?wap#c1 instead of
http://www.nairaland.com/?wap which has the link.



I feel so dissapointed that the work I did many months ago to link those two sites was wasted since I didn't configure the site correctly. Small shame on me.

I have now correctly configured it. CHeck out the new wap.nairaland.com/ on your phone.

Dear Celtel Employees: Thanks a million for linking to Nairaland!

Ask her. If she admits to not having feelings for you, then, well, I don' know. Just ask!

Employees have the freedom to discriminate against employers that don't pay well or provide good working atmosphere. In fact, employees have the freedom to discriminate against employers for any reason whatsoever. If you don't like a job for any reason, you can resign.

How would you feel if the government said you are not to discriminate against an employer that doesn't pay well or treats you badly. Even if the reason you don't want a job is because your boss would be a woman, your boss doesn't have first class, or your bosss does something that's contrary to your religious beliefs, would it make sense for you to be forced o work for such an employer? No, that would be slavery!

You have the right to choose who you want to work with, so why shouldn't employers have that same right? Why should I be forced to employ somebody whose credentials I don't like? That's an abominaion.

All you can do is educate employers on the possibility that some 3rd class graduates might be good for business.

Can you tell us how large your budget is and what skills you expect the webmaster to have?

Last week.

wwtlt you thought about something you'll never tell anybody?

Have you ever contested on the show? Please tell us about it!