Beverlyjean: If u have nothing good to say about the king...just jump and pass...but bitterness envy and hate that's filled up ur soul will not allow u to be smart
The only thing that can stop Ronaldo from scoring is retirement....
Portugal should fix their next three friendlies against Indonesia, Caracao and maybe Sao Tome and Principe make Ronaldo see like 12 goals.
The paddling and FIFA hypocrisy is glaring for all to see. Allow them to bury their heads in the sand.
Flows001: I didn't mean training the children will be traumatising for her, of course he will be responsible for their upkeep. I meant that the shock of having to be forced to accept what she didn't plan to live with will actually be traumatising for her. Of course I will personally advice to treat them nicely, because the man himself has been really nice and responsible to her all along.
Another important question is why did he leave his first marriage? (Hope I didn't miss that in the op).
olamydey: No need to rush anything at this moment. She should cancel the traditional wedding immediately till she gets a clear direction. He cannot be trusted. Its so unfortunate that she was dragged into this in her ignorance. Turn to God for help and wisdom because It's going to be a long ride.
Women should try their best not to take advice from fellow women.
dextersec: Months of preparation will vary by your schedule, with about a years' experience in IT and Computer Networking, I committed my half of my NYSC year learning and got two job offers before I closed out my youth service back in 2018.
Some of the certifications cost between $100-200 i.e 70k upwards
Relevant certs: CompTIA Security+
Can I reach out to you outside nairaland Boss..... Very important.
vannessa7: Don't mind the scammers, lying to steal Tinubus work for their incompetent failure in their usual scamming habit. Na their way, we know better.
That's their modus operandi...... Spreading bogus unverifiable falsehoods.
OfoIgbo: Tinubu only suspended Emefiele because he made it very difficult for Tinubu to rig the past election without leaving a lot of evidence, which is why Peter Obi now has a lot of evidence against Tinubu.
Obi is obviously the role model of Tinubu, to the extent that Tinubu abandoned his agbado proposals in preference for Peter Obi's fuel subsidy removal and other nice policies
Lol keep living in denial.... Hope he finds his manhood though.... Cheers!!!
OfoIgbo: Peter Obi was already talking about the need to remove subsidy long before Tinubu's team stole that idea and included in Tinubu's manifesto.
When Peter Obi was talking about subsidy removal, single exchange rate policy and cutting the cost of government, Tinubu was busy telling us about his wish to recruit 50 million Nigerian youths into the military and feeding them agbado. Go & VERIFY
What happened was that when Tinubu's team witnessed how Peter Obi's message was being wonderfully received by the people, they added it to Tinubu's manifesto, which they later released. In this Tinubu's manifesto, Tinubu's team did not add their original proposal of recruiting 50 million kids and feeding them agbado, as it wasn't well received by Nigerians. They made a bold move to steal and adopt Peter Obi's policies which PO had been talking about, long before APC released its manifesto
You lie like your Pandora boss. I followed the campaigns and interviews relatively well sir. Peter Obi did not do anything special.
PO and his Vice said their solution to insecurity is inside their head. Hope if Tinubu does something now you won't say he stole it from The fraudulent PO?
You are just spilling loads of falsehood. So if Tinubu stole Obi's manifesto, are you concluding that's he is steering the country alright or you are angry that the population is gravitating towards him. I'm sure if Nigerians reject these policies, you will curse BAT with your guts.
Was it PO that also suggested students loan, and suspending emefiele et efcc boss?
Go back and get your timeline right, PO did not promise subsidy removal before BAT. Being vocal doesn't mean you are the first to issue said statement.
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Malory: Did Tinibu stick to his own manifesto or is he copying what Obi proposed in his own?
Go and read his manifesto then come back and tell us what BAT has done that isn't in his manifesto which was even released before PO who claimed there's no need for manifesto.
PO and Atiku actually avoided all questions on subsidy removal until BAT said it must go. Go and verify.
Yes.... I believe their claims are valid and it makes sense psychologically due to how we garner up human expectations and make comparisons in terms of finances, looks, taste, complexion, sexual prowess, etc.
It also emphasises a core lack of discipline and a likelihood to "runaway"..... Else why didn't "you" settle with one of your previous partners until their growing numbers became a list?
[quote author=Media145 post=123753149][/quote]Also studies confirm that higher number of relationships/sexual-partners before marriage increases the chances of divorce
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Ruskov: Dude Listen.. Zero Experience in Cybersecurity is a mirage. Do not listen to these Jokers on here!
Let me ask you, How do u handle Phishing emails? What is your understanding of Spear Phishing? How is your use of Kali Linux? Whats the use of GetAsyncKeystate?
I doubt you can answer those, Now how would you want to Embark on something as complex as those? First practise so you do not get fired from work.
Disgrace is not a good thing!
I don't even have the slightest idea how to get in....... You see how obviously terrible my case is?
Ruskov: Dude Listen.. Zero Experience in Cybersecurity is a mirage. Do not listen to these Jokers on here!
Let me ask you, How do u handle Phishing emails? What is your understanding of Spear Phishing? How is your use of Kali Linux? Whats the use of GetAsyncKeystate?
I doubt you can answer those, Now how would you want to Embark on something as complex as those? First practise so you do not get fired from work.
Disgrace is not a good thing!
I understand your point sir but still don't think my question is invalid.
I was just asking on a general note to know how feasible it is. I obviously know There's no singular answer or timeline that can be relied on.
Mcslize: That's the typical mindset. Once you are not doing a 9-5 job where they pay you 150-200k, you are not a worker.
Money some persons are making per week from under their bedroom o.
Exactly..... Many of these folks earn much better than salary workers but simply lack financial discipline hence most of them like to push the narrative of being unemployed since graduation.
Unemployed and you done marry with 2 children buy honda civic for corner
Selfkontrol: Good day Nairalanders. Pls I need some mature advice because I’ve been in a dilemma for a long time now concerning relocating abroad or staying back in Nigeria. First of all I’m not a japa advocate. I believe if you’re doing well in Nigeria then there’s no point relocating abroad but I feel there’s so much uncertainty and I don’t know what the future holds for me in this country.
Now I’m a married man of 30 years. I will turn 31 by this September. We have no child yet but wife is preg now. I have a B.Eng in petroleum Engineering but have never worked in my life. My current business is crypto trading which I have been doing for years now. During the 2021 crypto bull run I made lot of money and acquired some properties that’s currently valued atleast 60-70m naira in total. bought my car same year and got married same year to my long time Gf, settled some family members etc . I don’t have any other investments or business aside my properties and crypto portfolio because crypto trading has taken all my time and I won’t complain because so far it has been good. Making money in dollars while in Nigeria is bliss. Even though we have been in bear season since 2022, I still make some money every now and then that’s sustainable for now until we hit another bull run which is likely to happen from next year 2024.
My fear lies here, on the long run crypto trading is not sustainable. If not for 2021 bull run I don’t think I would be in this position and even the projected bull run next year is not 100% certain
I plan on learning a programming skill which is very difficult, I tried learning it late last year but stopped along the line because it was distracting me from trading and missing some opportunities in crypto because making money is most important. Coding would probably take me a few years before I start earning even though it is sustainable long term but crypto trading can be life changing but not sustainable long term . It’s more like a gamble most times.
My plan A, is to gather enough money from now till 2025 which is the duration of the projected bull run if it happens and start investing in real estate development, Like building and selling and other businesses too but I don’t know how feasible that is in our present day Nigeria and if I don’t make my target amount, I might have to start with the available resources present.
plan B, gather some money, learn a skill then relocate to Canada with my family via study route since I don’t have any real work experience aside crypto trading but that would mean me going to study and starting afresh.
For my wife, she also has a degree in Human Resources with just nysc as working experience. She learnt wig making and installation and has been doing her online biz selling wigs etc.
Abroad folks, what are my chances abroad considering my current profile. Is it worth it coming over there to start afresh And build? I have heard so many things how it’s hard getting a job and you have to rely on survival jobs for the first few years expecially for someone without any work experience.
I really don’t like joining the bandwagon cos everyone seems to be leaving, I love to weigh my options and hate taking unnecessary risk that might lead to regrets, at the same time don’t want to regret not leaving since I’m still young and have the opportunity that’s why I’m here asking these questions to learn from experienced and matured family men home and abroad the action they would take. We learn everyday,
For my unborn kids, if everything checks out, my plan is to give birth to them in either Canada or US for the passport and raise them in Nigeria and when they are grown, send them to study there and that is only if I’m not relocating. And if I’m relocating, what are the in-demand skills and professions I have to take since it’s clear I might be going to school because I hate survival jobs. What is your advice pls. Mature advice pls. Thank you 🙏 @justwise @Disguy
It's only Nigerians that will graduate from school, setup a business and tell you they have never worked in their life.
Tryagain77: I saw a post on this forum which looks similar to mine and that inspired me into writing this to share with people how my boss (former) was abusing me.
I graduated from one of the courses in social science in one of the federal universities and have been job hunting to land a good job but to no avail.
Bills were piling up while I was going down economically. Out of hunger, lack and frustration, I settled to work as a barman in a hotel.
A week after resuming that work, the man that the hotel is leased out to started showing me his true colours. Nobody is above mistake in life. Even minor things that could have been settled without raising eyebrows, he would shout at me and abuse me right in front of customers. He would use derogatory words to describe me and say all sort of inhumane things to me, all to show that he's the boss.
Despite all that, I couldn't leave because I had no other job option at hand. For the 9 months I have worked in the place, these are the things I went through.
1. I have been verbally and physically abused by the said man. There is no kind of derogatory and inhumane word that man has not used on me and most times, right in the presence of customers and also when in the presence of the girls he brings to sleep with.
Note: this is how he behaves with all the staff, not only me.
2. He kicked me, slapped me, knocked my head, spat on me, yelled at me. Calling me a fool, an idiot, useless something etc, was no longer anything worrisome to me again because I got used to it.
3. Because of all these abuses, his friends who use to come there took advantage and started abusing me too. One slapped me the other day because I presented a bill he thought I surcharged him, which we later found out I didnt. I don't blame him actually.
4. You would work 2 months plus before you receive 1 month salary. For example, you would receive January salary between 10-15th of March.
5. Salary was N25,000 but I have never received that amount complete. He always look for something accuse me of in order to deduct our so called salary and pay less. There was a month I received N7000 as my salary.
6. Any customer that breaks a glass pays N1000 for it. When he first mentioned this in a meeting, we thought he was joking, but he was being serious. When he started deducting my salary for broken glasses, then I realized he was serious. I have never heard anything of such anywhere before. That a customer who breaks glass should pay N1000 for it.
What happened on the 23rd of May. 23rd of May was his birthday. He invited friends and celebrated. Right in his presence, one of the guests broke a glass. I'm the only one serving both the bar and guests in the room including food. So it was a very busy time for me. Just because I didn't sweep the broken glass immediately because I was busy serving people, as I wanted to pass, he shouted angrily at me, aimed me with the broken glass and broke my head. I was bleeding and I left the place to a pharmacy to treat the wound. Guess what? He was not even remorseful about it at all.
The following day I tendered a resignation letter with immediate effect. Obviously if I don't leave the place, the man may kill me or make me do something I will later regret.
Now pay me off, he's telling me I need to work again at least another one month for him to find a replacement, if I'm serious about receiving my outstanding salary or I should forget about it. Even at that, I know too well that he will pay me anything he likes, claiming glasses were broken, I did this and I did that. Presently he's looking for job seekers but nobody wants to work with such a crude person anymore. Even someone he sacked as usual over two months ago, he's not been able to replace till today.
Now I'm jobless, hungry and penniless.
I need advice on how to go about to collect my money from this man. I don't have strength for any fight with him. I just need my hard earned money but let it not be until another blood is spilled.
Story of a struggling Nigerian.
After all the previous insults and abuse you swallowed, you still couldn't make a police statement?
Wodu89: One of Messi's Balloon do'or was actually Ronaldo's own as he performed better that year
Lewandoski was duped of a Balloon do'or award
Perez also stole one of Ronaldo's Balloon do'or award for Modric
I won't forget Andre Ashavin 2005-2006 epl season. I wonder why Ashavin had to score for Arsenal for a game Arsenal didn't need to win, Ashavin scored I think a brace or an hat trick making Liverpool loose the epl titleship that year
Barcelona pulled a fast one on PSG. It's not a feat to forget easily
I write to seek your view on My current situation.
I am a final year student in one of the best Federal university in Nigeria(Name withheld) and certainly, will be graduating with a second class upper within the 4 point range CGPA.( I was on a first class cgpa But my cgpa was slashed no thanks to my department I was a victim as well as others)
My worry is, I will be 26 years when i eventually write my final paper as a student then come service(NYSC) by then 27 max after service.No thanks to COVID- 19 pandemic and ASUU which engulfed my chances of graduating below the 26 age bracket.
In light of the above, Do I stand a chance of securing a graduate trainee position in top multinational organization requesting for 2.1 and above within the age bracket of 26 and below post NYSC,Given that after my service I will be 27.
Ps:I am an accounting student and I intend to start my ICAN exam during service.
My current CGPA is 4.20 ,resuming for my final year come July this year.
You still have about two years to go but don't be deterred....