I taught after graduating too but was paid 20k on the job I still took risk of submitting my cv around opportunity came and I had to quit my teaching job the owner didn’t even pay me that month salary till date .. I got another job and better pay than teaching and am still learning and growing on the job. Naija no easy after graduating you have to man up
Nawa o naija is hard person take loan can’t pay ���
Nbotee: They didn't use ur number.. U jus happen to b on the contact list of someone who took a loan. The person has defaulted in paying back the loan and d loan app would send messages to all those on the contact list of the debtor
What is this that someone would take loan and use someone else number and they have been messaging me about it I don’t even know this person .what can I do ? It’s the third time they messaging me and I tried the person number provided on the message it’s switched off
What sort of question is this? The lady should rent an apartment for the duration to show commitment to the relationship. Or is your friend one of those weak simps who is claiming to be what he isn't?
She’s Nigerian but she can’t go and stay at her parent place once she’s back it’s complicated.he will get apartment he is planning towards it just at the moment it’s not working ..he doesn’t want to take a room self, hope you understand
Khd95: Was your friend living fake life, deceiving the babe with pictures
Cos if he wasnt, the girl would have known that his Bobo lives with his uncle, and they would have discussed that, accomodations for her, and this wouldn't have been ur problem or headache
Wait, the girl no get family for naija, cos u didn't tell us if she is naija babe, or Foreigner
Can I accommodate them both ? Have been thinking about it ? I go to work and come back late at night. My friend been worried about keeping her at her uncle place and hotel he can’t afford paying for weeks . What can I do
You won’t like it o if u mistakenly Bleep her omo u re done o cos it’s not like you will love her it will just happen den ur chances of getting other girls becomes limited she go Dey stalk u self and wen it graduate to hate just be prepared to leave the room for her
The National Association of Seadogs (NAS) has called for the emergence of new breed of nation builders to enhance the country’s unity, growth and development.
Several discussants at the Town Hall Meeting of the association, also known as Pyrates Confraternity, made the call on Saturday in Abuja.
Mr Dike Chukwumerije said that Nigeria was not excelling as a result of lack of committed leaders who had the country at heart and willing to do the right thing.
“We are pushing for the emergence of nation builders; this is one of the major problems facing this nation, which we need to overcome if we must move forward.
“We have the opportunity to show the world that we can build this nation; our advancement in getting along is one of the basic solutions, we have passed the age of petition and diplomacy.
“This is the age of action with the right people if we must move forward,’’ he said.
Chukwumerije, however, identified the qualities of a nation builder as a citizen who must see him or herself as Nigerian, one who must possess special kind of patriotism, in respect of the country’s values and ideals.
Similarly, Mr Chiemeka Ozumba, NAS First Mate, called on Nigerians to have a change of attitude to things that bring down the name of the country and think of progress.
Ozumba called on Nigerians to hold their political leaders accountable for whatever they had promised before the elections, adding that it was the only way the country could develop.
He also called on individuals to always contribute their quota toward meaningful development in the areas they find themselves.
Mr Stanley Nwobodo, President, Abuja Branch of NAS, there is an urgent need to call on the youths not to lose hope in the country, but find a way to contribute their quota.
“We, as the youths, must have the power of positive thinking if we are to build this nation, we must act positively in whatever we are doing or what we have undertaken to do.
Also, Mr Frank Okafor, Area 8 mate and Chairman of Northern Region of the association, pointed out that the country was better when the people did things together; as against when people began to become self-centered and parochial.
Okafor said that NAS had always stood against tribalism or ethnicity, adding that countries that promoted such divisions would not make progress.
“We submitted a bill for national integration to the then constitutional review conference, our members in the incoming National Assembly will bring up the bill again to be pass into law,’’ he stressed.
On his part, Mr John Oke, the National Publicity Secretary of NAS, called for unity among Nigerians, adding that NAS town hall meeting was to strategise on how the country would remain together and strong.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the town hall meeting had in attendance various resource persons as discussants, including Ms Moji Makanjuola, a former News Editor with the Nigeria Television Authority (NTA).
I just have a little problem, though it is not a problem except that I like my hair grown... haha! Okay, whenever I let my hair grow to a particular stage, I fall sick. I mean, seriously sick that I can't stand up or walk.
I noticed it first in my 100L in school, since that was the first time I was opportune to let my hair grow so well. The sickness came midnight, and in the morning I rushed to get a cut and got fine without any medication.
The second time, I was in 200L. I got sick and called my mum to tell her I was going to return home for treatment, my hair was grown and I knew she'd complain about it and visited the barber first.
When I reached home same day, no medications, no treatments at all, I became very fine.
In my third year again, I let my hair grow. It was giving me signs that I'd soon get sick, and I ignored it. It came again midnight, and I couldn't sleep. Fever, headaches, stomach pains, legs were aching and I could barely see.
In the morning I rushed to the barber's shop, as early as 6 o'clock. I didn't even let him carve my hair... haha!
He just barbed me, I rushed home and fell on my bed. I didn't lock the doors, no bathing, nothing. When I woke up, the sickness was mysteriously gone.
Now I'm confused because this is so abnormal. I have only heard of people who had dreadlocks, and would get sick whenever they barb them. Why is my own so different? Worst surprise, I'm an identical twin but it doesn't happen to my brother.
Has anyone else had or heard of a similar case? What could be the solution? I have made tons of Google searches and yet no reasonable help at all.
I asked some people and they were telling me to ask my parents. my biological parents are no more around and I don't even know who else to ask...Lol
mine is just headache wen my hair is full. Before I went to school my mum told me to always barb when the hair is full cos it makes me sick. My hair get lock easily so when my hair is full and am having headache first thing I think of is barbing if I barb and the headache doesn’t stop means am sick .but most time if I barb the headache wil stop means it’s just my hair.. it’s complicated
i heard i can write a book on amazon and get paid , not really about the money but i have a story to share . Does anyone have any idea how to go about it,please i need guidance on how to go about it.
wouldn't you take gulder ultimate search over bbnaija any day any time. people have long been clamouring for a return of the reality TV adventure programme and I think this is the right way to go.. you guys ain't ready for this... let's name the past winners we could remember, Ezugo.