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is it possible for school to recruit during 3rd term i need a better job please.. biology to be precise lagos island axis

Mike4S:
Chrisland at Opebi allen accepts CV in their human resources section at Adeniyi Jones.
Corona schools accept CV at a street in Ikoyi. (Raymond Njoku street)
Greenspring schools accept CV at their headquarter in Lekki.

It is always disappointing to pay transport fares only to be disappointed. If you know any other schools that have the HR section separate add it here to save somebody's transport fares and energy.

please i want to drop cv dere too anyone that can help

why she come dey post with street light

greatjoshy:
This lady is so pretty and talented ...
Even after the BBN she's been busy making her money via various ways....
I love hard working ladies.
To my future wife: 'if you're not hard working please don't even bother to come my way cos I'll do away with you sharply just as Nigerians will not hesitate to do away with Buhari come 2019'.

FTC!! for the first time since this year..... Finally! FTC.... please celebrate with me, it's an achievement

let her open na den u go know say bisola is indeed ugly

truth be say u don maya akudaya i mean reincarnated dead body

Silentscreamer:
Congrats to real madrid in advance. Barca r out no one can stop madrid now.

oga go and sleep same way u said roma is out..dont underate liverpool last time klopp played real madrid c ronaldo was nowhere to b found..and almighty jupp heynkes will destroy madrid

ts a miracle working God Barcelona last season PSG 4-0 First leg Second Leg 6-1, This Season Barca 4-1, Second leg 0-3 Roma....there is nothing that God cannot do...Karma na bitch...PSG Right now

Its a miracle working God Barcelona last season PSG 4-0 First leg Second Leg 6-1, This Season Barca 4-1, Second leg 0-3 Roma....there is nothing that God cannot do...Karma na bitch...PSG Right now will be

not new u are not the only one...

na to dey enjoy breeze be that no need to install AC

trying to be relevant becos say her sis na celeb he too don get mouth to dey talk like running gutter...peks ikeji ko specs ikeji ni

money good oo so he can't bury his mom in her hometown na ikoyi cemetery dem choose...laughing in 3D..may her soul rest in peace sha...the matter na spiritual juz saying

Njeps:
Oga,

Im sorry, I understand you every bit, but it hasnt gotten to that extent where she begins experiencing such in a game that is already scripted.
Its all bullshit Bro. I wont lie to you Bro. if truly is experiencing mental stress and the rest, it depends on her. some persons are there and not experiencing this shit. and Cee-c gives them trouble.

well through the game is scripted but kai e no easy to dey indoor for more than 60 days and not be stressed

emeijeh:
I have never seen any tattoo that looks good on people's body..... Especially black skin.



Just look at that ugly thing on his arm.


Yuck!
Disgusting.

meaningless tattoos on teddy A arm

Njeps:
What is the stress there.
- You are not working.
- BB feeds you
- You play games
- Sit all day and chat or eat
- Cold drinks available 247.

And someone is saying her stress level after two months in a comfort zone.

E be like say you no know wetin e be to hustle or think of daily bread or rather raising a family

bros their one thing called mental stress emotional disorder much worse than physical stress...it's even worse to the extent ur confidence begin to drop... ceec got mental stress and tobi is the number one causative organism

I myslef do the same attimes though I sleep very late and stress myslef both mentally and physically during the day so nothing bad there...Nigerian people and their yeye mystery belief everyone with one issue get witchcraft

if the girl carry belle the boy get right to his brother as excuse cuz na him cause am

i dont like masturbation meaning she does it but doesnt like it am still a virgin at 25 years old meaning from 24 years downward she wasnt a virgin but now at 25 years she decided to become one...u can see sense will not kill me..i deserve applause and one origin big bottle

my advice if u have #100,000 as ur last cash don't invest it all in one biz... spread it and save 20k

Coldfeets:
Bet9ja no dey as easy as it appears o!

For you to make it in gambling, you need quite a substantial amount because betting no be poor man's bizness.

true talk u need a stable source of income to fully enjoy gambling for me na fun but at times I do it for cash

delugajackson:



Two sperms having a discussion.
Sperm1: I want to be a doctor in the future.
Sperm2: I want to be a... Oh, my God.
Sperm1: What's the matter?
Sperm2: The bastard is masturbating! Now my future is ruined.

Stop masturbation.
Save a life. You might be a father to the next Ronaldo or Messi.

bros am sorry masturbate or not masturbate Nigerians can never born someone as successful as Ronaldo and Messi...na hustlers full Nigerian sperms..don't forget the females too dey shed thier eggs through menses..so if ur sperm fertilize the wrong egg..na another issue be that

uboma:
Anything called Wine does have a certain percentage of alcohol in it.


If there is no alcohol in it, it is not called Wine but simply fruit juice.


And yes, I agree that simply consuming alcohol is not a sin as long as it is taken in moderation.

most sensible post today

ayoku777:
Alcohol is not a sin in scripture, getting drunk is what scripture rebukes.

Ephesians 5:18
[18] And BE NOT DRUNK with wine, wherein is excess; but be filled with the Spirit;

So alcohol is not a sin. Even the wine that was used by the early church for Holy communion was an alcoholic wine

1 Corinthians 11:20-21
[20]When ye come together therefore into one place, this is not to eat the Lord's supper.

[21]For in eating every one taketh before other his own supper: and one is hungry, and another is drunken.

Paul was rebuking some of the Corinthian believers for getting drunk on the communion wine. You can't get drunk on wine that is not alcoholic. So the Holy communion wine they used was alcoholic.

Shalom

holy Communion used by some Anglican churches are still alcoholic.. its just that know that recession don come the way they dilute it now is serious

ukehnonny:
Go Liverpool. We can do this. This Solanke of a guy is underperforming.

liverpool without salah and firmino is like car without battery and fuel how e go take move he go just dey...

i believe him even lukaku is 24 years old all na beard cream the guy fit be 22 years...

kinibigdeal:
Meanwhile

this Lindsay lohan body set oo

kinibigdeal:
Meanwhile

this Lindsay lohan body set oo

Nina and said bubu who get sense pass me thinking......loading......Still loading......and Still loading..... Error

DandyWalker:
$550 million actually. He used to be a billianaire in dollars though.

he still a billionaire but he can't declare all his assets to protect his name and life

givan:
For the record, Otedola is not a billionaire in dollars @ccording to Forbes, he's worth $300million. But he's still bleeping rich. I don't even know what that money means. It's a mystery to me.

thank u bro...the westerns are so humble a good sign to try and improve equality among people..u can't find this kind post in naija they will burn the restaurant ni

Cute9gerian:
Why Nigeria dey always carry sex matter for head?? A country that has one of the highest viewers of porn in world, hypocrites!

bros check hypestat or Alexa we no dey 1-10 last time I checked

IVORY2009:
What is there to read again.....


ECONOMICS
Poorest Countries In Europe
Many European nations that were former Soviet Republics have experienced ongoing economic hardships after the Soviet Union's dissolution more than two decades ago.


Poorest Countries In Europe
A Romani boy in camp, Kosovo




More than 731 million people living in 48 different countries are part of the economy of Europe. Though the wealth of the European nations vary widely, even the poorest countries of Europe are well above the poorest countries of Africa, Asia, and South America. The poorest countries of Europe are usually those that were severely affected by the downfall of the Soviet Union. While most of the countries of Europe are very well-developed and have GDP per capita higher than the world average, a few nations still need to perform exceedingly well to catch up with these European leaders. Here, we present some of the poorest countries in Europe and the status of their economies.

10. Bulgaria -
#10 Bulgaria -

Bulgaria is a country located in southeastern Europe. The nation shares its land borders with Romania, Serbia, Macedonia, Greece, and Turkey. The Black Sea lies to the east of the country. Bulgaria’s economy experienced a major setback in the 1990’s after the loss of the Comecon and Soviet market. The attempts to establish a democratic government and a free market economy in the country further destabilized the economy of Bulgaria. The standard of living in the country reduced by 40% and began recovering only after 1998. By June 2004, the economy of Bulgaria had regained pre-in1989 levels. However, the Great Recession of 2008 struck the economy badly, and a 5.5% economic decline was experienced in 2009. Since then, however, the country has recovered better than most Balkan countries but still the growth of the economy of Bulgaria continues to be weak.

9. Montenegro -
#9 Montenegro -
Montenegro is a Southeastern European nation sharing its borders with Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia, and Albania. It also has a coast on the Adriatic Sea. Montenegro’s GDP per capita was only 41% of the average of the European Union in 2010 according to Eurostat. The impact of the Yugoslav Wars and the decline of industry following the break-up of Yugoslavia accompanied with the loss of UN financial sanctions adversely affected the economy of Montenegro. In 2009, the nominal GDP of the country was $4.114 billion USD. The economy of Montenegro was in a steady state of growth until the global recession of 2008 that struck the country badly. The situation led to the contraction of the GDP of the country by 4%. However, things have improved in the past few years and the economy of Montenegro is gradually recovering.

8. Belarus -
#8 Belarus -
Belarus is an Eastern European landlocked nation that is bordered by Poland, Ukraine, Lithuania, and Latvia. More than 40% of the land area of Belarus is covered by forests. Industries and manufacturing are the strongest economic sectors of the country. Belarus ranks 8th among the poorest countries in Europe. Like many other former Soviet republics, Belarus faced an economic crisis after the fall of the Soviet Union and the government of independent Belarus then adopted a way to overcome the crisis. Formerly, Belarus had a well-developed economy and one of the highest standards of living among the Soviet republics. However, between 1991 and 1995, a profound economic crisis gripped the entire country. Decrease in import, investment, and demand led to a drop in the industrial production in the country. It was not till 1996 that the GDP of the country began to recover.

7. Serbia -
#7 Serbia -
Serbia is located at an intermediate position between Southeast and Central Europe. The landlocked nation shares its borders with Romania, Hungary, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Croatia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The economy of Serbia has been severely affected by the global economic crisis of 2008. After experiencing eight years of strong economic growth, the country’s economy entered a period of recession in 2009. Negative growth rates of −3% in 2009 and −1.5% in 2012 resulted as a result of this economic crisis and Serbia’s public debt doubled in 4 years from 29.2% of GDP before the crisis to 63.8% of GDP after it.

6. Republic of Macedonia -
#6 Republic of Macedonia -
Macedonia, a country in Southeast Europe is one of the poorest countries in Europe. The country earned its independence in 1991 as one of the successor states of the former Yugoslavia. Macedonia is a landlocked nation that is bordered by Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece, and Albania. Since independence, the country has undergone dramatic economic reform. The country has gradually improved its economy over the years with successful policies implemented by the government. Macedonia has an open economy where trade accounts for 90% of the GDP in recent years. However, in spite of the reforms, the country has a high unemployment rate of 27.3% as of 2015 and a high poverty rate. 72% of the people of the country have reported that they manage their living standards with difficulty.

5. Bosnia and Herzegovina -
#5 Bosnia and Herzegovina -
Bosnia and Herzegovina in Southeastern Europe is located in the Balkan Peninsula. The country is bordered by Serbia, Croatia, and Montenegro. It also shares a coastline with the Adriatic Sea. Bosnia faces the dual challenge of rebuilding the war-torn country and recovering the economy, one of the poorest in Europe. Though the country was once prosperous, the political unrest in the 1990’s led to a dramatic change in the economy of Bosnia. The GDP of the country fell by 60% during this time, and the destruction of the country’s physical infrastructure devastated its economy. Though the economy of Bosnia and Herzegovina has gradually recovered, a large trade deficit and a high unemployment rate of 38.7% are causes of concern.

4. Albania -
#4 Albania -
Albania is a Southeast European nation that is bordered by Kosovo, the Republic of Macedonia, Greece, and Montenegro. It also has a coastline on the Ionian Sea and the Adriatic Sea. Though Albania is one of the poorest countries in Europe, the economy of the country is constantly improving. Since the early 1990s, the country’s economy has undergone a major shift from a Communist principle based one to an open-market economy. The country’s rich natural resources have promoted the rapid economic development.

3. Kosovo -
#3 Kosovo -
Kosovo ranks third among the poorest countries in Europe. The country is a landlocked region located in the central Balkan Peninsula. It is a disputed territory and a partially recognized state. Kosovo has a transition economy and was former Yugoslavia’s poorest province. During the 1990’s, a number of poor economic reforms, the abolition of autonomous institutions, reduced access to external trade and finance severely damaged the already weak economy of Kosovo. After the 2008 declaration of independence, the economy of Kosovo exhibited a gradual improvement but still the disputed status of the region act as a barrier to quick economic growth. However, a strong banking system and low levels of economic debt and liabilities are the strengths of the economy of Kosovo.

2. Ukraine -
#2 Ukraine -
Ukraine is an Eastern European sovereign state that is currently in territorial dispute with Russia. In 2014, Russia annexed the Crimean Peninsula which Ukraine and the greatest section of the international community recognize to be part of Ukrainian territory. Though the Ukrainian economy was the second largest in the Soviet Union, after the dissolution of the union, independent Ukraine made a major transition from a planned economy to a market economy which plunged a major section of the country into poverty. The economy of Ukraine contracted severely, and people in the country struggled to live. Ukrainians in rural areas grew their own food and worked in more than one job to earn an income that would ensure survival. Inflation gripped the country and in 1993, Ukraine became the world record holder for inflation in 1 calendar year. By 1999, the GDP of Ukraine fell to less than 40% of what it was in 1991. The suffering economy once again was hit by the economic crisis of 2008. Since then, the economy has been improving but even in 2014, the GDP of Ukraine was yet to reach the historical maximum. Corruption, bureaucratic red-tape, underdeveloped infrastructure and transportation are some of the problems prevalent in the country. Despite these issues, Ukraine has managed to reduce absolute poverty and its poverty rate has decreased from 11.9% in 2000 to 2.3% in 2012.

1. Moldova -
#1 Moldova -
Moldova is an Eastern European landlocked nation that is bordered by Ukraine and Romania. Chișinău is the capital city of the country. Moldova is the poorest country in Europe. The country suffered a major economic setback after the breakup of the USSR. In a climate of political uncertainty and weak administrative capacity, the Moldovan economy faced energy shortages and trade obstacles. The major objective of the newly formed Moldovian government was thus to stabilize the economy and recover the financial status of the country. The government introduced convertible currency, liberalized interest rates and prices, backed steady land privatization, removed controls on exports, and backed the privatization of lands to achieve this aim. With new policies implemented, the economy of Moldova has exhibited a steady growth and recovery.

The Poorest Countries In Europe
Rank Country GDP per capita (current US$), 2015
1 Moldova 1,843.2
2 Ukraine 2,115.0
3 Kosovo 3,553.4
4 Albania 3,965.0
5 Bosnia and Herzegovina 4,197.8
6 Republic of Macedonia 4,852.7
7 Serbia 5,143.9
8 Belarus 5,740.5
9 Montenegro 6,415.0
10 Bulgaria 6,819.9

. insurgency is the main reason why most of these countries are poor..

banio:
Only the rich lose money. The poor are too scared to venture into anything, thus they don't lose any money.

trash..