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This man is doing politics with the wages of works.
Can anyone from ebonyi say how level 8 step two is now being paid. You may be surprised that it's 32k while level 4 will be 20k.
Workers of that state are still under paid with lots of taxes, even to primary school children.

Have NSCDC start sending invitations for examination?
Or
Who knows when they will start?

this is my email: emeafustarcj@gmail.com
I have send a message to you

[quote author=wwwihy post=84592891]Anambra has no billionaire. Stop using billionaire as cheap word.

We have only four Billionaires in Nigeria
1. Aliko Dangote
2. Mike Adenuga
3. Folorunsho Alakija
4. Ishaku Rabiu

Any other billionaire is fake[/quote]Go and check Actor Eze.

See
I don't know why the references from is coming with [b]fire service name[\b]

Osibanjo and Co should free Deji and also ask for forgiveness

semyman:
Yet they will be saying Buhari is not doing anything about the killings, what exactly should he do that they will not say he is being brutal or dictatorial?

Did you match the video up there. His inaction fuels the killing. For me, he is involved if not. he should have change the security heads because they are fully involved

chumaster:
It gets stuck in page 2 of the application form. I tried it on both Phone and Laptop. who else is experiencing this?


cc MzEmeritus

The same with me now. Let me try again. But have you registered by now?

Nwodosis:
What made them Fulanis? Who has their data?

It's a way of being more problems in Nigeria.
My question is, who carried out the forensic analysis on them. Or just given dog a bad name just to hang it

use this site and fill in direct to their site, the problem is that their email confirmation is delaying and some time it may take too long'
http://fbnquestgtp.com/Account/Proceed

the is not a big deal the in maritama. Nobody there even notice her.

Durentmoney:
This is nonsense. Arrant nonsense.


PDP shud tell us if the economy was better when they were ruling. See how they are all pointing fingers at APC.
Smh

Guys check out my signature

they are far better than APC

darknetcom:
i know more and more nigerians dont believe in juju because of religion..but juju is not a joke...

i dont believe it...

jonathan realy used juju on una...

how can someone still like jonathan after 17000 dead,school girls kidnapped,millions displaced,short before elections things start happening,he went to paris than to chibok,...

america must know??..what does that even mean?..

i dont get it...maybe am too stvpid to understand..

I will conclude that you are so stupid as you said or PMB used the so called juju on you

not just going there but catch the Governor and those people he Governor paid. from there, we can know the true course of the struggles

hmmmmmmm ok

Hmmmmmmmmmmm this war never end. PMB should check the padding so these Things rest

Investigators are getting closer to creating a functional bioartificial kidney. A bioartificial kidney could replace the need for dialysis or transplantation in the millions of patients with kidney failure.

A key requirement for such a device is the formation of a “living membrane” that consists of a tight kidney cell layer on artificial membrane surfaces and can transport molecules from one side to the other.

In their latest work, Dimitrios Stamatialis, PhD (University of Twente, in The Netherlands), Roos Masereeuw, PhD (University of Utrecht, in The Netherlands), and their teams achieved this using conditionally immortalized human renal proximal tubular epithelial cells (ciPTECs) on polyethersulfone-based hollow fiber membranes. They demonstrated that the cell monolayer is indeed functional as a living membrane.

“This study shows the successful development of a living membrane consisting of a reproducible ciPTEC monolayer on hollow fiber membranes, an important step towards the development of a bioartificial kidney device,” said Prof. Stamatialis. “The strategies and methods of this work could be relevant to the development of other bioartificial organs, such as a bioartificial liver or bioartificial pancreas, and organs on chips – such as a kidney on chip, a lung on chip, or a liver on chip.”

The study is titled “Development of a Bioartificial Kidney Device” was published in Medical News Today.

Also, scientists report in Nature Medicine using human pluripotent stem cells to grow human intestinal tissues that have functioning nerves in a laboratory, and then using these to recreate and study a severe intestinal nerve disorder called Hirschsprung’s disease.

Published online, the findings describe an unprecedented approach to engineer and study tissues in the intestine – the body’s largest immune organ, its food processor and main interface with the outside world. Study authors at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, United States (U.S.), say the paper puts medical science a step closer to using human pluripotent stem cells (which can become any cell type in the body) for regenerative medicine and growing patient-specific human intestine for transplant.

This ability starts with being able to model and study intestinal disorders in functioning, three-dimensional human organ tissue with genetically-specific patient cells. The technology will also allow researchers to test new therapeutics in functioning lab-engineered human intestine before clinical trials in patients.

Also, a simple saliva test may be helpful for diagnosing kidney disease, especially in developing countries.

Simple and inexpensive tools for the diagnosis of kidney disease are lacking. Viviane Calice-Silva, MD, PhD (Pro-Kidney Foundation, Brazil) and her colleagues evaluated the diagnostic performance of a salivary urea nitrogen (SUN) dipstick, in Malawi, a low resource country in Africa.

Among 742 individuals who were studied, investigators diagnosed 146 patients with kidney disease using standard tests. High SUN levels were associated not only with the standard diagnostic tests, but also with a higher risk of early death.

http://guardian.ng/features/scientists-get-closer-to-developing-bioartificial-kidney/

hmmmmmmm month has almost ended. no show yet. Have they changed their minds in this recruitment

you are free to add yours

So while just about 25% of the men folks get married every weekend (or even weekdays as the case may be), the remaining 75% are scared stiff of getting into the marriage world.

ALSO READ: "Pulse List: 5 reasons Nigerians are so religious"

Here are 8 reasons why Nigerian men are scared of getting married.

1. Unemployment Unemployment and the fear of not getting a well-paying job tops the list of reasons men run away from marital commitment.

The prepare waiting until they are financially stable to take up the roles of a husband which comes with added responsibilities. play

Why marriage remains one of the world's best things

(Catholic Journal)

Closely tied to this is the fact that no woman would want to get married to a jobless man who cannot take care of them and they would never touch such men with a metre long pole.

Being financially stable in Nigeria comes with a lot of responsibilities as parents, siblings and other relations would also expect you to dole out something to them at the end of the month.

2. Lack of women with 'Wife Material' qualities Most Nigerian men believe that a wife should be a combination of a good cook, a capable washing machine, a very good bed mate and a woman capable of supporting them in hard times but when they meet women who are not endowed with these qualities, they tend to shrink into their shells.

3. Loss of freedom A typical Nigerian man dreads losing his freedom and prefers going and coming as he pleases. He wants to hang out with the boys, watches football without competing for the remote control, get drunk with his guys and no one would be breathing down his neck or wanting to know where he is at all times. play

Newly wedded bride calls off marriage, flees reception

(dailypost)

They do not want a woman who will bug them down and question every of their moves and wonder where he is if he does not get back home at 7pm.

4. Free sex Some men like the free sex they get from different girls who are willing to get down anytime they want.

They like to take the easy approach and just have fun without investing money and time in grooming their wives.

5. Expensive wedding In most Nigerian cities, getting married is so expensive that by the time one is done, he would have spent millions of Naira.

Starting from the introduction to the traditional marriage and the white wedding, some places put off their men who are ready to get married and as such, the men end up either getting married to people from other places or not getting married at all.

5. Culture Some tribes in Nigeria find it difficult allowing for inter-tribal marriages going by their cultures as they only approve people from their tribes.

This is another factor that makes men scared of getting married especially if they do not belong to the same tribe or share the same culture.

6. Expectation from in-laws In some parts of the country, some families set certain standards for anyone willing to marry their daughters and if such standard is not met, it would be practically impossible to get married to the ladies.

It is on record that some families grade their daughter's bride prices according to their levels of education, achievement in life and what the potential son-in-law has got to offer.

7. High rate of divorce Men are often intimidated at the rate of divorce that they witness in the society where most marriages do not last beyond two years. play

Court dissolves marriage on grounds of spiritual attack

(Whats Up Ibadan)

When they see this and get to hear testimonies from other married men who are having a torrid time in their marriages, they tend to think they could face the same if they get married.

ALSO READ: "Pulse List: 10 reasons men patronise prostitutes" 
8. Searching for a ready-made lady Some men make the mistake of only going for ladies who either working class or doing well in their businesses because these days, no one wants a full-time housewife who depends on the husband for everything in the home.

So they tend to tilt towards women who are well employed and have a means of livelihood and willing to share  with their man, the burden of building a home.



http://pulse.ng/gist/pulse-list-8-reasons-most-nigerian-men-are-scared-of-marriage-id5819992.html

he should be arrested for corruption. why the wastage

2kaybiel:
I will go for 2, I can get more than that amount after my education if I get a good job.



just my view

in this regime that their no work. start business and you are sure of an organized money Institute then you can go to school.

Tafari1:
NAF was last week, NA this week. Most possibly NPF next week

let's be watching with our fingers crossed

Sharpson25:
psc very soon release the final list

reconstruct your post well, so we can understand your post will.
Today is not the first we are hearing that will be out soon

eph12:
Obasanjo is not thinking about the exchange rate during his time and now

on whose leadership did the exchange rate saged and become this worst.

let him start using the looters money first before we can trust him with that amount for borrow