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GAZZUZZ:
Is ujuesther and shegzee43 sam person?

ujuesther is my wife's account

Once I got back from work recently, I attempted move my car but noticed it that on reverse, it was not moving freely. Driving forward also, I was hearing some heavy sounds from the front wheel. I quickly ran to my usual Mechanic, who claimed that the car caliper was bad. We got another and fixed a new set of brake pad. However funny enough, after all the changes, I kept hearing the same wobbling sound, this time lightly.

A week after, the issue resurfaces in similar magnitude. Also one of the front wheels get so hot whenever I force acceleration.

How do I fix this issue please?

I have seen over ten reports claiming arrest of their fuel suppliers. Shey Boko Boko boys dey drink fuel?

Can you please furnish us with step by step details of the process? I have done the online registration but haven't gone to my state Police headquarter. How long did it take you to get the document after data capture?

Thanks

Thanks guys. It means the Custom paper is not sufficient guarantee. About the car and its price, it is an Honda Accord 2003 Model, not a superb grade. We reached a 1.1M agreement.

With thanks.

Good morning friends, I am looking to seal a deal to procure a foreign used car this morning but the issue is that I want to be sure it isn't a stolen car.

I met the sellers in the town where I live. They do not have an office around here, I am not all convinced they are patent dealers.

I have seen the custom documents of the said vehicle, I am also going to confirm it genuineness with a friend who's a senior officer in the Nigerian Customs Service. Yet I also need to hear from experienced persons about other important things I should look out for.

Thanking you in anticipation.

I have 1.2. Where is your location?

Can I offer 1.5?

shegzee43:
No sir!

We are closing the deal tomorrow, God willing

juliebrown:
How abt 400k

No sir!

1God:
350k Very interested. But any issue?

Thanks. You can see that I am not under pressure to sell the car.

slimmoney:
Hw much is ya baby? Serious buyer

N500k

I am selling my Honda Accord(Photos enclosed). Everything works perfectly with very good tyres. The car is well maintained. Used solely by my wife. Reason for sale: Upgrade. Call me on 08152092342. For negotiation

I am still waiting to hear from you. The guy who spoke with you on Saturday.

Kookny:
Please when is the test?

Friday

1.3 What?

tiwosho:
Please, how did u apply

Application closed about 3 months ago

Saudi Arabia may soon have to use its last weapon in an all out war against American Frackers, and the Iranian and Russian oil producers: Break the riyal peg to the US dollar.

For almost three years, the Kingdom has been using a conventional weapon for fighting the oil war: raising oil output. The logic of using this conventional strategy was quite simple: let higher output crush oil prices, and the Kingdom’s antagonists along the way, as I discussed in a previous piece here.

Now there’s plenty of evidence that this weapon has hit the target. US oil rigs have been shutting down one after another, and weak American frackers have been going out of business or striving to cope with falling revenues and piles of debt.

The trouble is that this conventional weapon has backfired, hurting Saudi Arabia. First, lower oil prices have opened up a big hole in the Kingdom’s fiscal and social budget. Second, they have been draining foreign currency reserves, which are used to defend the riyal‘s peg against the dollar.

Saudi Arabia may soon have to use its last weapon in an all out war against American Frackers, and the Iranian and Russian oil producers: Break the riyal peg to the US dollar.

For almost three years, the Kingdom has been using a conventional weapon for fighting the oil war: raising oil output. The logic of using this conventional strategy was quite simple: let higher output crush oil prices, and the Kingdom’s antagonists along the way, as I discussed in a previous piece here.

Now there’s plenty of evidence that this weapon has hit the target. US oil rigs have been shutting down one after another, and weak American frackers have been going out of business or striving to cope with falling revenues and piles of debt.
Total Oil and Gas Rigs in the United States | Graphiq

Company


Qtrly Revenue Growth


Total Debt


Output Cut

Devon Energy


-30.40%


$13.14B


10%

Marathon Oil


-50.40


$7.28B


10%

EOG Resources, Inc.


-48.20


$6.66B


5%

Source: Finance.yahoo.com; Wall Street Journal

The trouble is that this conventional weapon has backfired, hurting Saudi Arabia. First, lower oil prices have opened up a big hole in the Kingdom’s fiscal and social budget. Second, they have been draining foreign currency reserves, which are used to defend the riyal‘s peg against the dollar.
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The trouble is that this conventional weapon has backfired, hurting Saudi Arabia. First, lower oil prices have opened up a big hole in the Kingdom’s fiscal and social budget. Second, they have been draining foreign currency reserves, which are used to defend the riyal‘s peg against the dollar.

Worst of all is that in spite of raising output, the Kingdom’s oil market share has dropped, according to the Financial Times. The Kingdom’s share, in the U.S., dropped from 17 in 2013 to 14% in 2015.

We all know what that means in a global market: a further erosion of the Saudi Arabia’s market power, and its ability to lead OPEC.

That’s why the Kingdom has no choice but to use an unconventional weapon in the oil war, in my opinion, which is to break the riyal ‘s peg against the American dollar—in essence, let the riyal fall.

That will make Saudi oil less expensive in global markets, help the country regain its market share in the US, and finish up the war against American frackers.

A weaker riyal will further help Saudi Arabia execute on its new strategy of producing and exporting refined products.

The problem is that this weapon will backfire, too, and hurt Saudi Arabia’s economy. The prospect of a lower riyal, for instance, could cause a capital flight. And it could fuel inflation soon after it takes place, widening the Kingdom’s social budget deficit.

That’s why it is the weapon of last resort.

Phikom:
cos auditing is not my forte!

ok

Phikom:
get prepared well enough especially issues relating to ur area of specialization
it's gonna be in two stages : written test and d interview...once u are successful in d written aspect den u proceed to the interview...
don't panic be bold and comfortable...
d selection test is not an herculean task anyway...
all d very best
cheers!

Thanks a whole lot. Even though you didn't hit the nail

wale86:
was the the invite sent through an email or text message?

Email

Someone should please bail me out here

Someone should kindly furnish me with details of what to expect from the selection test.
I was invited this morning.

Thanks

Dee60:
People are beginning to respect Nigeria again.

Sure! Why won't they respect us, when things are getting cheaper in our local markets?
When fuel sells for #86 per liter
When you have constant power supply in your house.
When insecurity is now a forgotten issue.

Can we do #950 for this car?

Ernst & Young, one of the UK's biggest graduate recruiters, has announced it will be removing the degree classification from its entry criteria, saying there is "no evidence" success at university correlates with achievement in later life.

The accountancy firm is scrapping its policy of requiring a 2:1 and the equivalent of three B grades at A-level in order to open opportunities for talented individuals "regardless of their background".

Maggie Stilwell, EY’s managing partner for talent, said the company would use online assessments to judge the potential of applicants.

"Academic qualifications will still be taken into account and indeed remain an important consideration when assessing candidates as a whole, but will no longer act as a barrier to getting a foot in the door," she said.

"Our own internal research of over 400 graduates found that screening students based on academic performance alone was too blunt an approach to recruitment.

"It found no evidence to conclude that previous success in higher education correlated with future success in subsequent professional qualifications undertaken."

The company offers 200 graduate-level jobs each year, making it the fifth largest recruiter of graduates in the UK. The changes will come into force in 2016.

Earlier this year, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) scrapped using UCAS points as entry criteria for its graduate scheme. The audit firm believes placing too much emphasis on the scores will mean employers may miss out on key talent from disadvantaged backgrounds, who can perform less well at school.

A report published last week revealed wealthy kids are 35% more likely to become high earners than clever, disadvantaged young people, even if they are not academically gifted.

Dahveydson:
Soldiers don't go about beating CMs, what did the CMs do?
Some proud CMs disobey soldiers so rudely and expect preferential treatment because they "know" someone.

I insist that physical assault is not a civilised way of reacting to rude behaviour. Other disciplinary actions should have been meted on the corp member. Believe me, our military is loosing its touch, our soldiers are gradually becoming overbearing, an attestation to the fact that our society is catching up quickly with Hobesian state of nature.

Setaje:
Feeling alone and unhappy. Avoiding people. The list is endless. The one I hate most is some people feel u are just being lazy. The idiots that say go and learn something as if they will give u money to go and learn. Some will say go and do masters, go and start buying and selling. As if they will give u money. Some will say u are choosy. Another will say start small. Start what small? The major problem is not laziness but background of job seekers. Job seekers who were hustlers in school, people who their parents added no value in their lives, who struggled in school already have that tenacity and will to do any kind of jobs. In Unilag I new girls who fix nails, do hair and the ones that carry aristos for a living. Had no help from family. The ones that carry aristos are d ones doing so well now and travel round the world and get married to one mugu. The ones doing handwork continue after school. While the rest, it's either their parents help them or they just sit and wait hoping for a breakthrough. You cannot compare such people who have been spoon fed by their parents which is actually the right thing to do, to start doing all sorts of menial jobs. We have all forgotten the very basis of going to school. The country wants to turn everybody to a daylight business woman or man. All my friends be make up artist, sell clothes and bags, perfumes, caterers and u say I should also do that and market to this same friends. Not everybody is wired to do business. Not everybody is wired to learn a handwork. Not everybody is meant to work in an office. frustration should not be the basis of going into anything. I have never seen anybody do well in something they have no love for......

You got it all correct. Honestly, I am tempted to say Africans are selfish. You got an opportunity by grace and your neighbour isn't ripe enough to get his and you conclude he's lazy. I was affixed with all those tittles but my time came. Word of encouragement to whoever is on the verge of giving up. God is still planning your package, don't give up on him, If God can do it for me, a nobody; he will do it for you.

midolian:
If u believe the words of Olukolade, you ll believe anything.

A great saboteur is exactly what you are. You have chosen to toe the path of a mediocre because of an unnecessary hatred.

adaweezy:
I think GEJ really deserves what he gets from Lai Muhammad. GEJ by conceding defeat in an election he was defeated fairly and squarely has not thereby done us any favour. He has simply done the needful.

“We are sick and tired of being blackmailed by the Jonathanians...Gen. Buhari won the 28 March Presidential Elections fair and square, having satisfied both constitutional and other statutory requirements. We have no apology for our victory, and the concession of defeat – while it may have increased the political stock of President Jonathan – has by no means diminished the historic and emphatic victory of Gen. Muhammadu Buhari and the All Progressives Congress.”

If your hero had conceded defeat in 2007, those who lost their lives (mostly corp members) in Northern Nigeria, would be alive today. Even if you don't see it, his accepting defeat means so much to only sensible minds, that's why he's being celebrated globally.

We had several Drilling Engr. opening in my company. I can't be too sure if they still available, but send me a mail let's see if we can try. Most guys don't know what it is not to have a job for a long time.