yanabasee:
Anty weh mumu...... She'd lied low for a while and probably relocate to a different city to flex....


This is 2020, Wise up oh... Make people no sabi body leave you......

iyatrustee:
Ungrateful man!! The phone sef get manners greet you welcome even still tell you goodbye, what if the phone na marlians wey no get mannerz?

Ijeoma660:
Joseph in the bible told his dreams to people who had nothing to contribute to his dreams but rather to end him and his big dreams...

Keep your success stories to yourself. Let your success tell its story by itself.

KingAzubuike:
We that attended umukulu community development Grammer school like this which alumni we wan call. Everybody ended up being armed robbers and notorious street urchins and louts. Some ended up being militants . . The few ones wey know their way and what they were doing like me and a few others are making the best out of life , successful business men,

9jaBloke:
Ben Enwonwu....i studied about him in high school.
Ladi Kwali
Bruce Onobrakpeya
Yusuf Grillo
Uche Okeke
Aina Onabolu
Dramas Nwoko

Xcelinteriors:
I sell different kinds of Wallpaper and wall panel. Check my signature

Gossipninja:
Rev. Dr Abraham Chingbudu of Word Of Life Bible Church is currently under fire after his members snubbed him during an Altar calling.


In the video making rounds on social media, the Pastor called for a seed of breakthrough in a range of 5000-7000 naira.

The pastor after making some prophetic words as regards the seed sowing, still got snubbed.

He then resulted into counting from 1-7 and yet non of his members came out.

Watch the video
https://zenithnaija.com/nigerian-pastor-embarrassed-as-his-members-snubbed-him-during-an-altar-call/

MrBONE2:
Thanks TechCapon

Your gist have really help,since you said that Black Box is placed toward tail end of the plane,It would be more adversable for We BoneBeing to only Book for last seat which is more closer to the BLACK BOX so that if any Catastrophy should incase occur we would be at save hand than the rest passengers ..Emmm what amma thinking

Freebiez:


I used access, fcmb and first Bank. I was charged for all.

miracool946:
To me Abuja is overhyped. I'm currently based their and I'm currently finding it hard to find places I can purchase things I see anyhow in lagos

BiafranBushBoy:
If you are looking to know if it is better to work in Lagos than Abuja, then this post would help. For a long time, there has been a debate between Abuja vs. Lagos, which is a better city to work has been ongoing. In this post, I will list out 5 good reasons why I believe is it better to work in Lagos than Abuja, especially for young graduates who are starting off their careers.

No doubt, most cities have so many things in common, which makes it quite difficult in making a choice. However, there are certain unique truths that can’t be uncovered if you haven’t stayed in any of the locations.

I will show you the 5 Reasons why you should work in Lagos than Abuja



You're very correct, except for the Transportation aspect. Transport in ABJ is relatively cheap and they have very good road network here
Cost of Living

If you want a reason why you should work in Lagos than Abuja, then you should consider the cost of living in the two cities. The average cost of living in Abuja is two times higher than that of Lagos. In Lagos, you can find houses that can fit your budget perfectly. Depending on the location you find yourself, you can spend according to your budget. When it comes to living in Abuja, the average cost of living is almost on the high side irrespective of the location.

Job Opportunities

Unless you are thinking of becoming a politician, then you should consider starting up your career in Lagos. Your chances of switching jobs in Lagos are higher than that of Abuja. Majority of the job openings in Nigeria are seen in Lagos, as compared to Abuja.

Most of the job openings in Abuja are either government jobs or private companies who can’t pay you a reasonable amount of salary to foot your cost of living in the city.

Mode of Transportation

If you don’t have a car in Abuja, then you’d probably have a hard time moving from one part of the city to another. But when it comes to transport network and payments, Lagos is absolutely the best. When it comes to deciding whether you should work in Lagos than Abuja, then this should be a great determinant. Your safety might not be guaranteed in Lagos when it comes to the use of public transportation, but it is relatively cheaper and very efficient – especially when you have mastered it.

Fun Activities/Nightlife

After a stressful day/week, if you are looking for the perfect city to enable you wind down, then Lagos is the perfect catch. Nightlife and other activities are almost not in existence in Abuja, which makes the social life in the city boring. Lagos offers several activities that can make you quickly erase all the stress of the week and day.

Money Making Opportunities

In Lagos, there are several money making opportunities. Your chances of making money when you work in Lagos are higher than that of Abuja. When you work in Lagos, you can have other side hustles that can fetch you money easily. You can easily combine several jobs to be able to pay several bills. This is because of the availability of jobs openings in Nigeria.

When it comes to a decision to work in Lagos or Abuja, these points should be able to help you make a choice.

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ConfessionsNgr:
I am so confused right now and I do not know what to do or how to go about this. I recently discovered this site and I appreciate the confidentiality here. Although, none of what I'm going through is my fault, but I know some people will heap the blame on me. Before my ordeal started, I was a 300 level student of Political science at the Ambrose Alli University in Ekpoma. Sometime ago, a friend of mine came to me with a proposal that we should both travel abroad using road. There was this friend of ours who is now in Holland who had traveled by road to Spain, from where he now moved to Holland. We all grew up in the same neighborhood and have been friends since our secondary school days. In the past one year we had seen how this friend of ours changed the life of his family and how successful he had become. For those of us who grew up in our neighborhood in Benin, travelling abroad has always been our ultimate goal, so when my friend came to me with this idea I didn’t waste time in jumping at it. I was already tired of life in Nigeria and we have always believed that travelling to Europe; we would be able to make it within a short time. So when my friend came up with this idea, I was interested, although I was a bit skeptical because we had no money. But about two weeks later, my friend came to me one night and said if I am with him I should get ready, that we are leaving the next day. I told him that was so sudden that why did he look like he was running? He now told me that he had already sold his father’s car to raise money for both of us and that he cannot go back home again because his father is already looking for him with police so we had to move quickly. That was how we embarked on a trip to Europe by road with the guidance of our friend in Holland who had done the same journey before. The Journey from Nigeria through to Niger was smooth and uneventful, until we entered the desert. We were told beforehand that the desert was the most dangerous part of the journey and that it will take 3 days for us to successfully cross the desert to Taramaset in Algeria so we were told to brace ourselves up for eventuality as we will be travelling only at night because of border patrols. Two days into our journey in the desert, we were attacked by the Tuaregs (A group of armed bandits who specializes in robbing people in the desert), My friend was shot in the leg and badly injured because he had resisted them when they wanted to collect the whole money we were travelling with. After the robbery, we were left with nothing and my friend was badly injured. With no hospital in sight and since we couldn’t stop the bleeding, he died before we could get to Taramaset. I was so devastated because I knew this could mean trouble for me. I and the rest of us travelling had to bury him in the desert before we entered Algeria. I became stranded in Algeria and without money. I had to resort to doing menial jobs to survive. When I was able to call home, my younger sister said that my friend’s father had brought police to our house that it was me that deceived his son to sell his car and travel by road. I couldn’t even tell her then that my friend was dead. How could I? I became devastated at this point and the thought of going back home without my friend almost killed me. It was then I resolved either to continue the journey or remain indefinitely in Algeria. Our friend in Holland on his part tried to ferry me from Algeria to Europe on three occasions but with no success. I am really suffering here in Algeria with no money trying to survive and I am tired of being a beggar in a strange land so I have resolved to go back home to Nigeria but my fear now is that how am I going to back home without my friend and how am I going to explain to his parents how he died without them accusing me of killing him. I am really confused right now and I am afraid I might be arrested and jailed by the police when they get to know what happened. Please advise me on what to do. I have lost a friend, and lost my life.


Posted anonymously on www.confessionsnigeria.com
http://confessionsnigeria.com/post/122/europe-by-road-my-ordeal-and-death-of-a-friend

Ask4Info:
Nigerian business do not know the value of a customer that is why most of them end up folding up after a short time in business.

onismate:





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Mnewton:
what goes around comes around.THIS IS PAY BACK TIME(karma)...RIP

busayochic:
These pictures were taken today 28th of June 2015 at 7am.

These pictures depict the deplorable state of Okota road. What is even most disturbing is the fact that this road is not listed as part of the roads earmarked to be fixed by the LASG.

http://insidemainland.com/checkout-the-roads-lagos-state-have-scheduled-for-repairs-in-your-area/

ifeoluwa237:
Here are your latest exchange rates as at
Monday 1st June 2015
1 US Dollar = 199.049 Naira
1 European Euro = 217.204 Naira
1 British Pound = 302.099 Naira
1 Kuwaiti Dinar = 656.390 Naira
1 Libyan Dinar = 145.454 Naira
1 Israeli Shekel = 51.31 Naira
1 Egyptian pound = 26.04 Naira
1 Kenyan Shilling = 2.03 Naira
1 Japanese yen = 1.59 Naira
1 Chinese yuan renminbi = 32.11 Naira
1 CFA Franc = 0.331 (1 Naira = 3.02 CFA Franc)
1 South African Rand = 16.21 Naira
1 Emirati Dirham (Dubai AED) = 54.08 Naira
1 Qatari Riyal = 54.67 Naira
1 Saudi Arabian Riyal = 53.066 Naira
1 Malaysian Ringgit = 53.92 Naira
1 Belarusian rubble = 0.0134 Naira (1 Naira = 74.43
BYR )
1 Canadian Dollar = 158.595 Naira
1 Ghanaian Cedi = 48.66 Naira
1 Gambian Dalasi = 4.618 Naira
1 Russian Ruble = 3.72 Naira
1 Indonesian Rupiah = 0.015Naira (1 Naira = 66.37
Rupiah)
1 Australian Dollar = 151.336 Naira
1 Indian rupee = 3.129 Naira
1 Philippine Peso = 4.46 Naira
1 Mexican peso = 12.85 Naira
1 Czech Koruna = 7.92 Naira
1 Algerian Dinar = 2.00 Naira
1 Liberian dollar = 2.15 Naira
Important: These are the base exchange rates which
forex agents work from - you will pay a higher rate
than this with a forex agent because they charge
commission/service fee. Travelstart does not sell
foreign currency, these serve only as a guide

zandora:


LMO or LMIA is what an employer files for you if you're given a valid job offer. PNP ie Provincial Nomination Program applies to if a province nominates you. They both have nothing to do with your IELTS but having either will fetch you additional 600 points which will most likely guarantee you an ITA. Excellent scores in IELTS on the other hand could fetch you 50 additional points or more which will help with your score and hence improve your chances of being selected.

jigsaw85:
The cost of $322 is correct. It includes price of shipping via courier and tax. I know this because I did an ECA last month

twaintoy:
Are you sure of this? Aren't you gonna send ur transcript and certificates with your ref number boldly written on the packages? How wuld WES know they are from you? Just asking though.

solarmanng:


Have you checked your profile on WES? The reference number should be stated under ORDER LIST once payment has been made. Just logon to their site and check at that particular section. However, it is clearly stated by them that this ref number should be clearly written on the envelop containing your certificates that you will be sending to them. Wishing you all the best!!!

JesusDWay:


They will still reply your mail(i think they responded to a mail i sent them in 7days). The alternative may be to find their contact phone number and call them

flobo:
Does anyone know how long (Time frame) it takes for them to conclude the ECA and give a report?

jigsaw85:
The cost of $322 is correct. It includes price of shipping via courier and tax. I know this because I did an ECA last month