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It is either he want to force you into doing yahoo or he believes you are into yahoo already. |
This group has really lost focus. They don't even know how to carry that ethnic group to an enviable height |
It is you that went there that was able to know their prices. Most of us did not even bother to near the market |
We in the civil service did not receive anything. Maybe we will receive exams bonus in may 2025. The government don wake far |
lecowas:Very confusing information indeed |
Someone should help us to go and check South Africa prisons and tell us how many Nigerians are currently languishing there. |
The was a medication sold in the chemist in the 90s by name Ten06 that was used to cure pimples and smoothen face. |
If every country operated like Israel, which does not tolerate terrorism, people would no longer associate Islam with supporting terrorism. I have often heard that Islam is a religion of peace, but the actions of these terrorists are not convincing me. |
Believeintruth:Noted |
The language is clear. Biafra keep off |
sofeo:They have taken it already. |
Ewu. He want to be fighting because Na his papa property |
Blood Sugar Spikes and Drops If the meal is rich in carbs (like rice, pasta, or starchy foods), it could lead to a spike in blood sugar, followed by a drop, which might make you feel sleepy quickly. |
If it was our former that is still in power he would have been looking for them to give them amnesty |
PDP has really lost direction like APC |
The criticism directed at Kemi Badenoch by Vice President Kashim Shettima misses a crucial point: the behavior of many Nigerian leaders has long provided the ammunition for such negative portrayals. Badenoch’s statements, while controversial, reflect frustrations shared by many Nigerians who have witnessed the consequences of poor leadership, corruption, and the misuse of public funds. It is easy to blame Badenoch for “denigrating” Nigeria, but it is far more difficult to confront the root causes of these criticisms. Nigerian politicians, over decades, have presided over systems plagued by corruption, insecurity, and economic mismanagement, making it increasingly difficult to defend the country’s image on the global stage. For every person like Rishi Sunak who chooses to speak positively about their ancestral home, there are countless others who, like Badenoch, feel the need to speak candidly about the failures they witnessed. Instead of focusing on Badenoch’s remarks or her decision to prioritize her British identity, Nigerian leaders should reflect on why such criticisms resonate. What efforts are being made to change the narrative? How can the government address insecurity, corruption, and poverty? Blaming her is a distraction from the hard truth: Nigeria’s image is tied to the actions of its leaders, and those actions have often been deeply disappointing. The focus should be on rebuilding Nigeria so that future generations, at home and abroad, can proudly associate with the nation, free from the shame of its current challenges. Respect and admiration are earned through integrity and good governance, not demanded by virtue of heritage. |
God1000:Come back as how? Someone that has state power but could not withstand the rebels will come back without state power to defeat who? He be spirit? |
Iran and its axis of ev!l should brace up for repentance or they will be forced to. Enough of treating terrorism with kid gloves. Someone will store bomb among his children and when they are killed he will have the gut to come to public forum to accuse Israel of killing children |
Some of us who are not from the eastern region are deeply unhappy about the killings by unknown gunmen and the support they seem to receive from individuals like that person in Finland encouraging them. However, some people from the region insult us and justify these evil acts, claiming they are fighting for Biafra. But is killing your own people really the way to fight for Biafra? |
When northern youth take the law into their hand police will look the other way, if this kind of thing happens in the south they will begin to show themselves |
Airtel is worse than MTN in data depletions. While MTN is worse in fake false winning and sms phishing. |
nedu666:The idea that the U.S. cooperated with ISIS or intentionally created Al-Qaeda is a misunderstanding of history and misrepresentation of U.S. foreign policy. While past actions, such as supporting the mujahideen, had unintended consequences, equating them with direct collaboration or creation of terrorist organizations is misleading. The U.S. has consistently fought against both ISIS and Al-Qaeda in recent decades. Suggesting otherwise ignores documented military campaigns and counterterrorism operations. Understanding the complexities of geopolitics is crucial to avoid overgeneralizing nuanced historical events. |
Everything supporting hamas and hezbollah is crumbling, why? |
I don’t know where you live, but next time, go to the market yourself. I used to think the same way until I went to the market on my own and found myself calculating like a madman after the money ran out. I couldn’t even account for how I spent it. |
This guy will repent and start serving God from now on. He will start serving the real God |
Salewa97:In terms of developmental stride Wike is in a class of his one. But his political style is too manipulative |
Albertone:You are poor and don’t have brain,that is why you are bitter towards people. People that have brain don’t start insulting people. These days there are many things online that are AI generated, people don’t insult those posters. Check yourself, you are depressed and you think insulting people will remove you from depression but it will not |
Nothing will never make me believe one sided story in this country until I hear from both parties . |
If it was me I won’t interfere but let everyone reap what they sow. |
Albertone:This is a reply of someone with inferiority complex and a non achiever with a bitter soul. Get a life |
Your self-awareness and proactive thinking are commendable. Based on your interests and goals, here are steps to take next and countries to consider: Steps to Take Next 1. Build Relevant Skills: • Audit: Learn tools like Excel, QuickBooks, and other accounting software. Consider pursuing certifications such as ACCA, CPA, or CIA. • Management Consulting: Develop problem-solving, analytical, and presentation skills. Build proficiency in tools like PowerPoint and data analytics platforms. • Investment Banking: Gain financial modeling and valuation skills. Consider certifications like CFA or pursuing online courses on platforms like Coursera. 2. Gain Experience: • Internships: Look for roles in finance, consulting, or accounting to build relevant experience. • Volunteering: Volunteer for roles that align with your career interests. Non-profits often need help with financial management or consulting. 3. Identify Graduate Programs: • Look for programs in Accounting, Finance, Business Analytics, or Strategy. These align with your chosen fields and can boost your migration prospects. 4. Networking: • Use platforms like LinkedIn to connect with professionals in your fields of interest. Seek informational interviews and mentorship opportunities. 5. Work on Your Profile: • Tailor your CV and LinkedIn profile to showcase transferable skills, internships, and certifications. Countries to Consider 1. Canada: • Programs: MBA, Master’s in Finance, or Accounting. • Benefits: Immigration-friendly policies, high demand for finance professionals, and a straightforward path to permanent residency. 2. United Kingdom: • Programs: Master’s in Accounting and Finance, Management, or Business Analytics. • Benefits: Strong financial and consulting industries, and the Graduate Route visa for work post-study. 3. Australia: • Programs: Master’s in Professional Accounting or Business Management. • Benefits: Shortage of finance professionals and favorable immigration policies. 4. Germany: • Programs: MBA or specialized Master’s in Finance/Consulting. • Benefits: Affordable education, a strong consulting industry, and job-seeker visas post-graduation. 5. United States: • Programs: MBA, CFA-focused programs, or a Master’s in Finance. • Benefits: Leading global finance hub with opportunities in investment banking and consulting. Focus on countries where your desired field is in demand and aligns with long-term residency opportunities. Let me know if you’d like help researching specific programs! |
Harddiskng:Whic major world leader? Did the recognition just start now? People who their colonies has been chased for plundering their resources and are looking for another mugu |
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