We have a host of properties suited for short let / vacation all over London, Bristol and Milton Keynes.
Here's a typical description of one of our properties:

2 Bed en suite at Gallions Reach new development property in a waterfront environment.
2 minutes from Gallions Reach Station (DLR).
Close to London City Airport.
Shopping is made easy as this property is only a stone throw from Gallions Reach Retail Park with shops like NEXT, Miss Selfridge, River Island, Topshop etc.
There's also a massive TESCO EXTRA for all your other needs.
35 minutes train / tube ride to central London - Bond Street / Oxford Street.
Approximately 1 hour 10 minutes to Lakeside Shopping Centre.
Extremely safe environment with CCTV cameras installed in the area.

2 Bed property ( 1 room en suite) with wide summer balcony
Ilford Town Centre. Many shops exist in the town centre.
Walking distance from Ilford Rail Station.
35 minutes to Oxford Street / Bond Street.  Approximately 1 hour to Lakeside Shopping Complex.
Very safe environment.

Other properties will come up in next week.

Mail michaeljsamuel@yahoo.co.uk for availability.

Is this game on TV? Or do we know of any online station that will be streaming it live?

@MzDarkSkin, Whappen baby? You know wha? Outta all dem chube, de best ah fe we chube. You wan know where de I com from? Jus listen the Great Peter Tosh from Westmoreland ( or better still ask mummy) an she will tell you 'bout " It no matter where you come from as long as you're a black man you're an African". So I & I com from creation. seen? An creation is Africa - de motherland. See weh me ah seh? So from you know dis you nah go bada wit de gully / gaza ting cah we nah deal segragation just unification and love. Seen?
Link me straight pon me personal shemail pon me profile. Cah true me ah gallist, me nah deal wit Hemail - Cah strictly gal ting.
Dat is why wen we come to New York, you would ah never ketch we ah Manhattan. Cah we no hunt down no man. Strictly Gal hunting we dey pon

@Candyness, Black is the colour. Yes I Know

@MzDarkSkin, Trust me dat tune bad. And specially dedicated to you and all dark skin gal. It dey pon youtube. De tune sooooooooooooo bad it should da dey pon you tube, my tube , dem tube , all tube, Jah know

@MzDArkskin. You check out the Romain Virgo tune already? Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaddd. Wey me say? Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaddd to raaaasssssssssssss

Paraphrased quote from @Fuke with slight alteration


THIS IS BADLUCK

Total Blackout across the country
Massive unemployment.
25-30% lending rate.
Bombs everywhere. Boko haram, Niger delta, Jos.
Oppression of opposing voices(arrest of North elders. Closure of Mapo Hall )
Arm twisting of judiciary aka Salami and arrest of Sokoto Guber judge
Education in comatose state.
Fake EFCC
DO NOT VOTE GOODLUCK. VOTE WISELY

I am currently studying this statement and i have set up a high powered panel of inquiry to investigate this statement and release a white paper in 2015. At the moment, I am trying to reach Pastor Bakare to confirm or deny this story. Until then I cannot make any categorical statement

@Kasiem. I can see you are an agent of the bourgeois and your intentions are not only satanic but utterly luciferian. You do not mean well and your clandestine and nefarious activities will soon be exposed. You attitude is perilous and you stand the risk of evaporating with your wicked intentions. BB for change.

Ol boy you funny O. You see snake you still dey ask whether na cobra abi na python. Snake na snake. And by the way, beware of snakes. i don talk my own

SMELLS LIKE SCAM. MIGHT BE A SCAM

The debate will be repeated at 11pm Nigerian Time today Thursday 3rd March 2011.

E be like say you like plasma small

@odunnu
Thanks. Students are too quick to draw the blame card.
My NGO works with recent graduates to better their chances of landing josb in the ever volatile job market.
Sad to see graduates who cannot string a CV together.

We offered free CV help and Interview techniques training via a post in the education section. Only two people responded.
Quite a number of students / graduates these days are "bum" lazy. Excuse my French

@mafolayomi

Have you tried Jesus Yet? Remember they say Jesus Saves. But I don't which bank has his savings account details

The Greenhorn Foundation is a charity operating from it's base in the United Kingdom with a particular focus on reaching young people all over Africa with a particular bias for Nigeria being the continent's most populous nation.
The foundation was set up in 2010 as a response to the lack of opportunities for the young graduates across Africa to receive proper career guidance and counselling and the necessary skills to make them marketable upon graduation and to prepare them for life after school.
What this situation has brought about is mass of unskilled graduates roaming African cities armed with pieces of paper which most employers simply term worthless.

To stem the tide, The Greenhorn Foundation came into being to mentor, and train students, recent graduates and young people all over Africa with the sole desire of helping them make the right choices and commitment with regards to choosing a career and getting groomed and ready for life after graduation.
We strongly believe in the saying that the youths are future leaders and we believe that by investing in them today, we are empowering the future.

From time to time, we will be carrying out a series of programmes on line designed for our target audience.

In the new year, we will be looking at topics such as CV writing, Interview Techniques, and some basic Customer Service training. We have some very seasoned professionals working with us who have prepared a lot of the materials we would be using for these training.

Mentorship.
The aim of our mentorship programme is to help young people organize their lifestyle with a view to maximizing their God given talents and potentials.
In the new year, we will open our doors to new people who would like to come under our mentorship programme.

If this initiative interests you, please feel free to contact us stating your name, age, qualification and email greenhorn.foundation@gmail.com.
In order to reach more people and keep our costs low, nearly all our contact and training will be done on line. And all our programmes on line are absolutely free.

If you like this, spread the word amongst your friends, family members.


Thank You.

GREENHORN FOUNDATION IS NOT A RECRUITMENT AGENCY AND THEREFORE DO NOT MAKE JOB OFFERS.

The Greenhorn Foundation
Empowering the Future.

The Greenhorn Foundation is a charity operating from it's base in the United Kingdom with a particular focus on reaching young people all over Africa with a particular bias for Nigeria being the continent's most populous nation.
The foundation was set up in 2010 as a response to the lack of opportunities for the young graduates across Africa to receive proper career guidance and counselling and the necessary skills to make them marketable upon graduation and to prepare them for life after school.
What this situation has brought about is mass of unskilled graduates roaming African cities armed with pieces of paper which most employers simply term worthless.

To stem the tide, The Greenhorn Foundation came into being to mentor, and train students, recent graduates and young people all over Africa with the sole desire of helping them make the right choices and commitment with regards to choosing a career and getting groomed and ready for life after graduation.
We strongly believe in the saying that the youths are future leaders and we believe that by investing in them today, we are empowering the future.

From time to time, we will be carrying out a series of programmes on line designed for our target audience.

In the new year, we will be looking at topics such as CV writing, Interview Techniques, and some basic Customer Service training. We have some very seasoned professionals working with us who have prepared a lot of the materials we would be using for these training.

Mentorship.
The aim of our mentorship programme is to help young people organize their lifestyle with a view to maximizing their God given talents and potentials.
In the new year, we will open our doors to new people who would like to come under our mentorship programme.

If this initiative interests you, please feel free to contact us stating your name, age, qualification and email greenhorn.foundation@gmail.com.
In order to reach more people and keep our costs low, nearly all our contact and training will be done on line. And all our programmes on line are absolutely free.

If you like this, spread the word amongst your friends, family members.


Thank You.

GREENHORN FOUNDATION IS NOT A RECRUITMENT AGENCY AND THEREFORE DO NOT MAKE JOB OFFERS.

The Greenhorn Foundation
Empowering the Future.

@superboi reveal thyself. Thou knowest the truth indeed about Aisha. Or are you the Wikileak in Nigeria? lol

The Greenhorn Foundation is a charity operating from it's base in the United Kingdom with a particular focus on reaching young people all over Africa with a particular bias for Nigeria being the continent's most populous nation.
The foundation was set up in 2010 as a response to the lack of opportunities for the young graduates across Africa to receive proper career guidance and counselling and the necessary skills to make them marketable upon graduation and to prepare them for life after school.
What this situation has brought about is mass of unskilled graduates roaming African cities armed with pieces of paper which most employers simply term worthless.

To stem the tide, The Greenhorn Foundation came into being to mentor, and train students, recent graduates and young people all over Africa with the sole desire of helping them make the right choices and commitment with regards to choosing a career and getting groomed and ready for life after graduation.
We strongly believe in the saying that the youths are future leaders and we believe that by investing in them today, we are empowering the future.

From time to time, we will be carrying out a series of programmes on line designed for our target audience.

In the new year, we will be looking at topics such as CV writing, Interview Techniques, and some basic Customer Service training. We have some very seasoned professionals working with us who have prepared a lot of the materials we would be using for these training.

Mentorship.
The aim of our mentorship programme is to help young people organize their lifestyle with a view to maximizing their God given talents and potentials.
In the new year, we will open our doors to new people who would like to come under our mentorship programme.

If this initiative interests you, please feel free to contact us stating your name, age, qualification and email greenhorn.foundation@gmail.com.
In order to reach more people and keep our costs low, nearly all our contact and training will be done on line. And all our programmes on line are absolutely free.

If you like this, spread the word amongst your friends, family members.


Thank You.

GREENHORN FOUNDATION IS NOT A RECRUITMENT AGENCY AND THEREFORE DO NOT MAKE JOB OFFERS.

The Greenhorn Foundation
Empowering the Future.

May his soul rest in Peace.

Shooting Stars should do well. Kano Pillars have a reputation that they hardly loose at home. Lets see Shooting put that to the test.
I can see only 4 or 5 people have commented.
If it's Arse or Manure, they thread would have been invaded by armchair pundits and self appointed authoritative analysts.

Hi Sholeyb
Can we meet to talk about your finishing school idea?

She needs to fully understand the variants that make up her constituency especially the youths

Naija as a term reffering to Nigeria, was adopted by the youths of this country to show their undying love for their fatherland and their unwavering belief in it's eventual emergence as the true leader that she is.
The same youths are the driving force of any nation - the real power block.
Maybe that power needs to be unleashed by starting a campaign to remove Dora Akinwahatever as a Minister. This country deserves better.
Dora Must Go,
Start a new thread and sign up if you think she has outlived her usefulness

Hi. Yes if you log on to www.africaretail.com
They take debit cards. But I think they only do UK stores. Anyway log on to check.

Thanks honeric01.
Been waiting for such news. Its about time we started to talk about our own.
We don't have to wait for the big newspapers/ TV channels. We can do it starting from NL.
When I see the way our people worship managers like Arsene Wenger I am at a loss.
His style is not new neither is it revolutionary.
The late Abdullahi Bebe who coached Stationary Stores to League victory in 1991 adopted the same style.
Starved of transfer funds, he opened the doors to young players such as Akeem Ogunlade who at 18 was one of the youngest if not the youngest to captain a league winning side in our footballing history.
It's about time we celebrate our own.
With all the noise about a collapsed economy in Zimbabwe, the local sides such as Caps United still draw a full house whenever they play. And yes they watch the EPL in Zimbabwe.
Same thing in Kenya. There's still major rivalry amongst the local sides despite the large following generated by the EPL.
Even the EPL is not perfect. It took over 100 years of football in the UK to get to where they are today.
Let us start restructuring our football.
The change that we all talk about, that we all so desire, starts with YOU.

People, Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm. I tire.

Try www.africaretail.com
you can order the stuffs from reputable UK retailers via africaretail.

I am looking for a freelance journalist to write articles on Sports especially football. This individual must know his Athletico Madrid from his Zamalek. A good understanding of the various top leagues around the world as well national teams would be an added advantage.
Drop me a proof at michaeljsamuel@yahoo.co.uk

I am seeking a freelancer to do articles on fashion trends in Nigeria for a UK based magazine aimed at the Nigerian audience. Would be a big plus if writer also knows a thing or two about the British fashion season. Drop me a proof at michaeljsamuel@yahoo.co.uk and lets see how it goes.

I have been using www.africaretail.com to get stuff to my folks back home and it works. Never had any issues with them so I guess online shopping has definitely come to stay. Biggest advantage for me is that they also operate a full collection centre in Ghana. I have used that a few times too to get some laptops to a few people i know in Ghana.