₦airaland Forum

caesaraba:
You are very stupîd for posting such an ad on a sad thread like this one. Absolutely stupîd!

tunwumi:
This is the last thing I can do to my body. I have never like anyone no matter how small or beautiful. My body is the temple of the living God not a sheet of paper or art spread.

ellawify:
My dear, i really want to venture into dis shawarma business but i know nothing abt it, i already av a joint nd wnt to attach d business to it, heard its lucrative but tedious. Pls can u give me some guidelines on wat to do. i will really appreciate.

sihom:
Touché Touché Touché, did I strike a raw nerve? There's absolutely no need to get all worked up and defensive over an honest comment.

The truth is, those vacancies you posted is old news and if you had bothered to do your due diligence on Nairaland you would have seen that the same vacancies were already posted here and it made front page.

I guess you were expecting a round of applause for posting them but when the very first comment on your thread wasn't one applauding you that stung right? Too bad maybe with fastest fingers first you might have better luck next time and get the sort of applause you were hoping for.

Besides every job seeker has an obligation to be diligent & thorough in their job search by not limiting themselves to Nairaland alone but visiting proactive job sites like the ones I mentioned.

seunmsg:
Rochas is a good example of the kind of Nigerian all of us should try to become. Very detrabilised and always making effort to build bridges across all parts of the country. He will make a good president of Nigeria if his people in the east won't work against his candidature.

Pidggin:
Looks inviting

bchi:
can a lady apply??

sihom:
Guy, there is nothing new about this news na, these vacancies were published long before today on career websites like Hot Nigerian jobs & Myjobmag.

Stale gist but the gesture will still be appreciated.

Must u comment in every thing u see?? Did u even read what I said b4 responding?? Since u saw it before now why d
HELL didn't u put up a thread so that alot of our jobless youths out here on NL can hold on to something Hommie
please...

olawalebabs:
Which excuse can beat this?

Prettylovely:
I relocated to PH recently and I live at Woji. I'd like to make new friends(no students please...).

Mc4larin:
Below is the list of items given to my friend as bride price

1. 50 litres of hot drink
2. 7 he-goats for elders
3. 7 she-goats for the old women
4. 22 Jersey, 22boots, and 10balls for the youths.
5. 120yards of Nigeria wax for the young girls.
6. 30 tubers of yam and 40 sea fishes for the
oldest men and women in the family.
7. 70 cola nuts and 100 bitter cola.
8. One bull for the king and elders in council.
9. A sewing machine for the younger sister to
my wife to be.
10. 5 tipper of sand and 7 tipper of bags of
dangote cement.
11. Three gallons of 20litres palm wine.
12. 5 white sheep for her elder and younger
brothers.
13. 200 bathroom slippers for the villagers.
14. 20liters of petrol
15. 4 handsets for her other siblings
16. 10 cartons each of star beer,coke and
schenap.
17. The father and mother's clothes with the
Sum of N180,000.
18. 2 big box that will be used to park her
clothes.
19. A white bicycle for her uncle.
20. when coming with the above items, come
with
3 live cows that will be slaughtered for the
traditional marriage ceremony.
21. N700,000 for the Bride price.
Pals............
**Ladies:....will you approve/be comfortable with
this type of list to be presented to your husband
to be? If It happens that you're a *Guy*..
what will you do if you're given such a list? Will you go to this extent to marry the love of your life?..... Pls I need ur advice