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The greatest news I have heard today!

More jobs for Nigerian youth
More money for Nigeria

But I hope the companies manage the refineries instead of the Govt. NNPC should just be a advisory and supervision board.

skillworks

Even though I dont support kidnappers, I think the death penalty might be a harsh decision. A Life-in-Jail sentence might send the right message to the kidnappers.

skillworks

[quote author=Aloy~Emeka link=topic=354187.msg4955058#msg4955058 date=1258611096]Before the contract was sealed with her, it was said that she had been made to part with N11.8 million by the commissioner of transport under the guise of making her to pay contract fee which, according to the commission source, “had no documentation”.

The commission’s operatives were said to have recovered the car with the commissioner, while access was said to have been denied to the three with the governor’s wife.

It was when nothing was forthcoming from the state government despite the supply of sample and payment of contract fee that the American reportedly petitioned the anti-corruption agency.[/quote]this oyibo woman take style foolish ooo.

How do you explain a transaction of this magnitude without documentation? How could she have parted with such a large sum without any kind of receipt or something?

Abeg, I think there's another part to this story.

skillworks.

I have never supported these militants! What is their own again? Abi to rape innocent female students of UNIPORT is a good way to send a message to the govt?

someone should please stop these people before it gets worse oo.

From my experiences, I have always cherished ladies who have good communication lives. That means we can freely talk about 'anything'.

skillworks

In 1995, women all over the world gathered in China to learn how to dominate their families and societies all over the world. They were taught how to oppose every form of intimidation from their male counterparts.

Two months later three women were selected from 3 different countries (USA, Netherlands and Nigeria) to testify how successful they have been in opposing the men. the

These are true stories that happened after the conference:


USA woman:
After the conference, I went back home to Washington and told Bill (her husband) that I was not gonna do the laundry anymore, I was not gonna prepare the meals.

At first, he thought I was joking but after three days, he started washing his clothes and preparing his meals

AUDIENCE:  Applause


NETHERLANDS woman:
After the conference, I went back to Amsterdaam and I told Jan (her husband) that I was not gonna cook his meals and I was not gonna do the laundry anymore. He was angry at first, but after two days, I noticed that he had started washing his clothes and cooking his meals

AUDIENCE:  Applause

NIGERIAN woman:

My people I greet una oo. The thing wey una do for me and my husband, na only God fit pay una back oo. As I go back Warri, I go tell Papa Ejiro say I no go wash him clothes again. I also talk say I no go cook for am again. If him wan eat, make him cook de food by himsef.

On the first day, I no fit see anything

Even the second day, I still no dey see anything

But na for the third day, I come dey see small small (her eyes and face got swollen)

AUDIENCE:  Chei ya, Epele, Ndo oo.


Strength of a Man!

Honestly, I think I like older gals. From my experience, they tend to be more mature and understanding than the younger ones.

But there's limit to the age gap thing oo. For me, maximum of 3 years is ok. Anything above that is not welcome.

Skillworks.

Kobojunkie,

I have a smaller problem with ASP.NET. I want my web application to be able to get the entries made by users on an ASP.NET form to be able to report to an SQL database.
I want an easy way to do this. Some other folks have been kind to suggest other methods, however I found those methods a little difficult.

Please suggest an easy method to do this.

skillworks.

I'm not a newbie to programming per say, but I have certain difficulties. I am using Visual Studio.NET 2008 and I am trying to tie a textbox control (ASP.NET) to a datbase field in SQL server. Please can anyone help with this?

Also, how to tie other types of controls to database fields

I have a project that depends on this. If you can, please let me know how

thank y'all
skillworks

Which doctor/psychiatrist wan do the test? My advice to the doctor is to write his WILL AND PUT HIS HOUSE IN ORDER - if you MUST say the truth.

Sh*t stinks.

this is CHRIS BROWN/RIHANNA in NIGERIA. I am happy that Empress was not battered like Rihanna. A man who fights/beats a woman is a disgrace.

My Uncle's Son talks a lot of things. He is 3 years. He said something nasty recently:


The boy: Daddy, do HEARTS have LEGS?
My Uncle: (A little confused) No, Why? Hearts stay inside our bodies, but legs are outside.
The boy: But last night, you told mummy "SweetHEART, open your LEGS"

I dont intend to blast you o, but I dont think your website befits the loud trumpet you are blowing. If you website [which is a web-based solution] is this bad, I can only imagine how your Standalone applications woud look like.

Anyway, I encourage you to study more so that you can improve, instead of blasting indians and nigerians

my honest review.

This is really interesting.

My uncle owns a moderately large school in LAGOS. The school has both primary and secondary areas. I saw this post some days back and I told him that I have met some guys that can give him a sophisticated software that can help HIM, his PRINCIPALS and TEACHERS manage their schools.

Honestly, I never knew that something like this exists, but I can only imagine how this School software thing will look like.

I contacted one of the guys here in Nairaland and he gave me what he called a DEMO of the software thing. It has manuals and directions on how to use it. My Uncle has seen it and he is so impressed with it.

However, I want to make this an open race. If you have this kind of software that can manage a primary or secondary school, please you can write to me on my personal email. joshuaotuonye@yahoo.com

Please do well to tell us how your own option can help our school better. If you have a DEMO, then better, because I think people respond faster to what they can see. TELL US ANYTHING YOU THINK WILL MAKE US BUY YOUR SOFTWARE OPTION INSTEAD OF OTHERS WHICH WE HAVE SEEN.

I AM SERIOUS. THIS IS NOT A JOKE. MY UNCLE IS REALLY INTERESTED IN GETTING THIS KIND OF THING.

Please dont forget to tell me the cost of your software, so that we can make comparisons.

joshuaotuonye@yahoo.com

why would i want to do business with a "SOFTWARE DEVELOPER" who does not even have a website. This @yahoo thing is making me nervous. I hope you learn from what I just said.

thanks.

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For more enquiries, you can come to:
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or you can call the following numbers:
07039514990
08037971139

Something new is happening in Port Harcourt!

Do you live or work in Port Harcourt? Does your job require you to have or show off your IT skills? Then you have a chance to improve your IT skills by enrolling in any of these courses:

SKILLWORKS INTERNATIONAL presents a robust IT SKILLS course:

SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT COURSE:
This course focuses on the current .NET platform to teach the participants how to develop softwares. Participants will learn how to use:


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[li]Visual BASIC.NET[/li]
[li][/li]
[list]
[li][/list]C#.NET[/li]
[li][/li]
[/list]
[list]
[li]ASP.NET[/li]
[li][/li]
[/list]


NETWORKING & SYSTEM ENGINEERING:
This course deals with the fundamental concepts of connecting two or more computers together on a network. Participants will also learn how to manage server on Microsoft's Windows Server and so much more.

COMPUTER LITERACY COURSE:
If you are not computer literate, then this course should be for you. This course will teach the fundamentals of computing and also introduce participants to Microsoft Office Suite

Date: 2nd September 2008
Sessions available: Morning, Afternoon & Evening
Course Fee: 10,000


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Remember, this course is designed for Port Harcourt residents
For more enquiries, you can come to:
SKILLWORKS INTERNATIONAL
4 BOLO Street [off Isiokpo Street], D-Line,
Port Harcourt

or you can call the following numbers:
07039514990
08037971139