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Hope this Col. will be a scape goat?
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It's gon be a Sin if i don't get to add my own "OK" ![]() |
Don't be too predictable. |
@Poster, I understand how you feel bruv My Own view's': WHAT WAS UNDERGRAD DEG on? ( I know its been some decades) I think you should sit down and access hoW you can salvage the 15 years you've invested in the warehouse job. I've heard of a couple of guys that have been in warehouse stuffz for a while but had to "up" their game by going for some logistics training, HSE, SAP and other stuffs thereby increasing their chances of upgrading themselves into better roles (supervisors) within the company or another with more income and a robust career so to speak. Get your Cv refreshed, these can get you a better job even in UK considering you already have the papers or get you something doing in Nigeria before you eventually get a business to delve into. |
Overconfidence makes you careless. kudos to the police tho!! |
Originakalokalo: Anybody who resides in abuja and has not received his/her letter shuld just forget about it and move on.the die is cast and there is nothing anybody can do about it.Hey Kalokalo, do you have any idea about letters going out to UK or outside Nigeria generally? |
ambrosini593: .....The liason between them eventually resulted in the birth of two sons. These are the only biological sons of president Goodluck Jonathan. The two boys did not appear in the family picture below. Investigations shows that the boys had live with their mother in Yenagoa for a while before they moved abroad for security reasons. This is real forget about sourceHow clueless can the statement in bold get you? |
Now this ain't funny |
@OP I think self study is good buh you have to make do with GNS3 or packet tracer for your labs. I would strongly recommend you don't rely totally on dumps buh dumps can come few weeks to your exam. |
loool......nice one buh on a serious note, the problem isn't about the number of years these planes have been in existence but lack of maintenance on the part of the airline operators. It's good that Nigeria has a blanket age on the planes that can fly their airspace but a country as the US has no age restriction but enforces STRICT and MAXIMUM maintenance schedule, planes that were made in 1987 still flies the US airspace without any probs.....so lets emphasize on maintenance and not the age really..... I hope Arik and Air Nigeria maintains their "new" planes well tho. |
IMHO, getting some few years work experience is the best option as this paves way for you in whichever country you intend to take your “further” studies. As the case maybe, you would want to work when you get to any of these countries and most preferably you would want a job related to your field. A prior experience will serve as an added advantage considering how hard it is for foreign students to get a “professional” job. (UK) so while other students are looking for just any job to keep body and soul together you are actually out there to not only gain experience (career development) but also rake in some few quid. Case in point: After 2 years work experience in Nigeria, a friend decided to go for his masters and was able to secure a job in his field which is more challenging, more responsibilities and all that stuffz. This is most importantly due to his previous work experience and the GOD factor ![]() . Combined with the certificate and some few years UK experience he is set to go back to Nigeria fully equipped as against his mates here who also came in for masters with no work experience. I reckon his chances of securing a good job in back in Nigeria are soooooo high compared to his mates. |
Sure they must be on jokes on this. That's the last thing they will do cos it amounts to abuse of rights as long as these kids cannot be tied to any criminal/financial offence. It's high time we start looking inwards to solve our problems rather than relying on the british govt. Whatever happened to the judge that "quashed" the "cases" brought against Ibori here in Nigeria? Let these kids enjoy their life ooo ![]() ![]() |
Nice one.... but do some of this "shops" use self checkout machines ? |
Beyonce |
Grandma and grandson were at a mall shopping. Suddenly the little boy picks up an expensive toy. Grandma yelled @ him, "Degree! Put that toy back now!". The boy does so. An astonished customer asked d Grandma, "Is that his name?!". Grandma says,"Yes. I sent his mother to the University and this is what she brought back" so I named him Degree ....................looool @Op Abeg name the baby IFETAYO/TEMMYTAYO...sure u'll like that |
myt be only you.....lol. buh nairaland works perfectly on chrome as I've been using that for a while now |
*employer ... |
Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her. May her soul and all the souls of the faithful departed through Your mercy, O God, rest in peace |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKXRj5fhEQA thats the direct link to Benson saga. That guy no try at all, The video gets me lol each time I watch it and still dont get how desperate some Nigerians can be to get out of the country. Grass is not always greener on the other side. |
ASA, She's got the potentials mate!!! |
Well to me it doesn't matter if the British Govt gets to keep the loot cos of what use will it be if it gets transferred back to Nigeria and flow[b]s[/b] back into the hands of our Irresponsible leaders. What benefit did the common man gain from the "returned" Abacha loot? To the British govt & Swiss Banks, Our own inadequacies and corruption are to their own advantage (Directly or Indirectly) |
Ija d’opin ogun si tan Olugbala jagun molu Orin ayo lao ma ko – Aleluya Gbogbo ipa n’iku ti lo Sugbon Kristi f’ogun re ka Aye ! e ho iho ayo – Aleluya Ojo meta na ti koja O jinde kuro nin’oku E f’ogo fun Oluwa wa – Aleluya O d’ewon orun apadi O silekun orun sile Ekorin iyin ‘segun Re – Aleluya Jesu, nipa iya t’O je Gba wa lowo oro iku K’a le ye ka si ma yin O – Aleluya. Amin. |
Si o Olutunu Orun Fun ore at’agbara Re A nko, Aleluya Si O, ife eni t’Owa Ninu Majemu Olorun A nko, Aleluya |
E wole f’oba, Ologo julo E korin ipa ati ife Re Alabo wa ni at’eni igbani O ngbe ‘nu ogo, Eleru ni iyin E so t’ipa Re, e so t’ore Re ‘mole l’aso Re, gobi Re orun Ara ti nsan ni keke ‘binu Re je Ipa ona Re ni a ko si le mo |
bennyraz:Thats the yoruba translation of Immortal, Invisible, God only wise Second verse laisinmi, laiduro, ni idakeje O njoba lo, O ko si se alaini Giga ni idajo re bi oke nla Ikuku re bi isun ire ati ife, |
Don't sell yourself short dear!!! The right dude will def show up, buh while waiting, engage urself in activities that can boost your SELF esteem, ![]() |
Choi Odikwa Risky @op koko |
ogbologbo mama ![]() |
Coco Pops <> Coco yam ![]() |
chai, I loooooveee black girls. Bros ao far na ![]() |
. Combined with the certificate and some few years UK experience he is set to go back to Nigeria fully equipped as against his mates here who also came in for masters with no work experience.