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lefulefu:
but brotherly lets be honest.can u nack a girl wey bus conductors,bike men,agberos don over nack? anyway make sure u wear ur condom oo make u no go catch one deadly tin.

I no fit nack such girl ooo, that's y I am been careful

jeph19:
A bigger f00l Must it be about sex??

Pervert

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
I don't support meaningless sex and wasting a girls time though

I get.. Even me self no get time for any lady as I dey. No time for commitment.. So that's y I opted for such lady hoping that she would understand that we are not in for a long relationship.. Well I intend to make it clearer to her sha, if she doesn't agree, I rather free her than deceive her to sex...

tunize:
but u nor place her like human being u only deh place her like random girl na bro u nor even deserve the bread seller.
nor be all girls be sharer.

Not that, I was just pessimistic about how those bakery guys does and hope she isn't that kinda girl that sleep with every Dick and Harry of bakery... I no wan Bleep such girl wey plenty guys Don rub body with

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
Discuss with if she agrees, good and fine

Thank u, u getting it...

Simplep:
Kids everywhere

Since adults are scarce, I'm glad I found you.. Pls what advise do u have for the kids

mhisbliss:
And he expects this to be on fp?

No I don't.. I just needed contributions

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
I'm mindful that a breadseller is human and deserve to be loved but op kindly free her if ur intentions ain't pure. She's a bread seller today doesn't mean she won't go ahead to manage a bakery tomorrow.

Thank you real woman. But I plan on making it known to her that I'm not in for a long relationship

Abortions:
She told u the truth and u didn't attack buh when a guy told u another spanking truth u attacked him. Man bastardizer.

Seems ur brain is turnioniown

Abortions:
Na ur fellow man now u get balls to attack. When that babe call u fool u quiet. Mtsheesswww

Of coz an attack on a lady is irresponsible... Only a man of my equals deserves my attention... So don't blame me for not being a woman bastardizer like you... Real men don't exchange words with a weaker vessel (women)

Judek2:
Fuckaholic

Unfortunately I'm not one.. I am. Choosy and don't just get ladies lady.. I don't go for every thing under skirt

refiner:
only a fool takes advantage of an innocent poor girl... if u love her, love her truly not cause of sex!

And who said she is innocent. The girl no innocent jare, we talk today and I no say the girl no be innocenty.. So I am not a good as u claimed....

comshots:
It is very easy to dickk bread seller if you work in the bakery factory.Apply as a factory worker where she carries her bread and she is all yours.

. That's my point, I was thinking those bread sellers go don yansh them ooo. I cannot come and be yansh what some people are yanshing like food for their factory.. Although I can't be quick to judge but I know for sure bakery workers dey always yansh themselves... I nor want any dirty kpetus oo, I am really choosy but I still prefer that her friend

mikhe2:
Must you sleep with any girl you come across..

I came across ur sis but I didn't sleep with her

refiner:
take this from me dear... u are a FOOL!

I will take it but at first how am I a fool

Valerie47:
If I say you are classless now it will be as if.

But aren't bread sellers human too... Must they be confined bcox they sell bread.. I'm not even better than them, everyone is hustling with different means

Recently there is this bread seller I met and I have little interest in her. I do meet her sometimes when she is hawking her bread and later I collected her number. We talked and she agreed to come meet me at my house today... Well, she came but imagine she came with her friend.. Honestly I wish her met her friend, she is also a bread seller.. She is kinda short but fair and beautiful unlike the one I invited... I thought of even telling the one I invited if we should just do that things since they are two but I thought it was crazy, how can i bed two friends, mba... Anyway I could not do anything and I just entertained them. Though my eyes was just going to her friend coz she is prettier than the one I invited but I was still concerned about the one I really know... But my problem be say, all this bread ladies that works for factory guys, hope it's not complicated coz me don't have it in mind to date her, just to invite her over when I need that thing and I think it's gonna work.. I took action bitters before she came and as I couldn't do anytin, the bitters was just making my eyes turnioniown. I could have Bleeped this lady today if not that she came with her friend.. Anyway I asked if she would come later if I invite her, she was positive but I'm sure this time it wunt be with her friend..

My issue;
All these bread girls that came from afar to hustle in lagos, hmm with all those bakery guys dey make me rethink... Although I have condom Cox I don't intend going raw on such lady... Is it safe to Bleep such lady sha Cox i no wan hang for one lady wey I no get love interest for ooo. I'm kinda choosy and I no no if I shud just go ahead Cox I fear those bakery workers wey dey always Bleep themselves.... Though I can't judge sha but I fear those girls

Fellow guys abeg have u been in such situation before, pls share and advise me


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The President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Prof Biodun Ogunyemi, has said the leadership of the union is still consulting its members on the Federal Government’s offer.

He said the outcome of the consultations would determine what ASUU would be presenting to the government’s team during their next meeting within the week.

Ogunyemi said this in a text message he sent to SUNDAY PUNCH on Saturday.

The union leader was responding to enquiries about ongoing negotiations with the Federal Government and the possibility of ASUU calling off its three-month-old strike.

He said, “All I can say for now is that we’re still consulting on the latest offer by the government. We hope to get back to them in the coming week.”

He, however, said the government had yet to show enough commitment to warrant calling off the strike.

Ogunyemi also said the leadership of ASUU had done enough to lower its demands from the Federal Government.

He was however hopeful that a resolution would be reached when ASUU and the FG would be meeting during the week.

According to him, while progress had been made in two areas of discussion, the government had yet to convince ASUU that it is ready to deal with the issue of the infrastructure revitalisation fund of N220bn.

He said, “Progress has been made on the issue of earned allowance but we need to meet our members on how the FG wants to pay the balance. We have agreed on the FG’s proposal to pay in instalments but we have to also agree on how much will be paid per instalment.

“Revitalisation is a major issue in the discussion. We have given our proposal that the remaining N200bn should be paid four times at N50bn per tranche. That is what we are yet to agree on as it concerns revitalisation. We hope the government will have a rethink on this before the middle of next week so that we can meet again and sort out the grey areas. I cannot determine when the strike will end. If government comes up with a proposal that is agreeable to our people, it will be easier for us to tell our people that government has tried its best.”

Recall that ASUU is insisting that until the Federal Government accedes to its demands as highlighted in the 2009 agreement, university lecturers will not return to the classroom.

The union is also demanding that government should resume negotiation on the 2009 agreement regarding the decay in public universities.

It decried the decay in infrastructure and equipment in public universities, and is asking for N1.1tn to fund the university system.

Besides the 2009 agreement, ASUU is accusing the government of disregard for the agreements it reached with the union in 2013 and 2017, as well as the failure to pay the arrears of the shortfall in salaries, even after the presidential initiative on continuous audit verification.

It also accused the Federal Government of failing to release the operational licence of the Nigeria University Pension Management Company to serve as a pension fund administrator for universities’ staff, as contained in the 2017 Memorandum of Action.


https://punchng.com/strike-ASUU-still-consulting-may-meet-fg-this-week/amp/

Inasmuch as the rate of unemployment in Nigeria and other African countries is way high, there are still many ways to build a successful career in the country.
In a previous post on how to build a successful career in Nigeria, we outlined many tips on how to become a successful you and one of them was to study a professional course. Whether you graduate from a university, polytechnic, monotechnic, college of education or any other tertiary institutes, you can still come out with a professional certificate, depending on the course you studied. There are the four-years short professional courses in Nigeria such as banking and finance and the five, six and even seven year courses like law, medicine and engineering.

One of the major advantages of studying any of these professional courses is that you do not have to compulsorily pass through the stress of looking for a job. No matter where you stay, Lagos, Owerri, Abuja, Adamawa, Calabar or even outside Nigeria, you can always get yourself a job. If there aren't any waiting jobs for you, it will be so easy to create yourself one in your field of study. Self-employment is presently the best way to survive in Nigeria and you should adapt to that.
Aside the above advantage, it is also more stress-less to come out of university with a direct professional degree or other certificate. You get into the same university with others, and you all are graduated with the same degree after the same duration of studies, yet you are a step above them.



Accounting

Accountancy is a four-year course, just like many other courses but accountants do not have the same opportunities with the others. It is one of the 15 most popular courses studies by Africans and possessing a certificate from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria, better known as ICAN, you really will be a hot cake in the job market. 
It is best to enroll for this ICAN examination while still an undergraduate, so that you can be immediately become a chartered accountant immediately you graduate if you pass the exams. 
You can even start your own business, check out these 10 best business opportunities for Africans. 

- Banking And Finance

Banking and finance isn't one of the most popular courses now, but with a certificate from the Chartered Institute of Bankers in Nigeria, you can pave a great way for yourself in the job market. 
The Chartered Institute of Bankers in Nigeria (CIBN) certificate not only keeps you ahead of other banking and finance degree holders, but also increases your chances of getting a good job and making a better reputation in the job industry. Studying in a foreign country like France no doubt also boosts your CV. 

- Engineering

A normal degree in engineering runs for 5 years, but you can extend your own study to keep a head above the millions of other engineers out there. Engineering is among the7 courses which pay higher than medicine, and shouldn't be toiled with. If you intend studying outside your country, why not check out these top engineering colleges Africans attend in India? There are so many telecoms companies, oil and gas firms, huge manufacturing companies and IT establishments where you can get a good job as an engineer. 
Some engineering courses you can pursue include: 
- Petroleum Engineering: Petroleum engineers learn how to handle the mining or extraction of oil from under the earth. It is a lucrative course especially following the fact that so many countries in the world such as Libya, Venezuela, Algeria, Kuwait, Nigeria, Azerbaijan, Brunei Darussalam, Sudan and Iraq are dependence on petroleum products. 
-  Mechanical Engineering: This is the branch of engineering which deals with the designing, constructing, and usage of machines. 
- Mechatronics Engineering: This is also another option for the hybrid engineers, and has to do with mechanical equipment. It is not a very popular course but I have a friend studying this in one of the Nigerian universities. 
- Computer Engineering: This is no doubt my favorite and is all about both electrical engineering and computer sciences. After graduating successfully, you can get a job in the networking, Software application development, telecommunications, cybersecurity/ network security, cloud computing, web development and so many others. 
-  Aerospace Engineering: This is all about the study of space and air travel. Aerospace Engineering might also include military aircraft development and design, together with the satellite technology and commercial airline design. 
-  Biomedical Engineering: Biomedical engineers combine the studies of biology and medicine. 
-  Biomechanical Engineering: Biomechanical Engineering involves the study of mechanics and organisms and also how the two of them solve issues in a combination. 
-  Automotive Engineering: From the name, we can see that it involves the creation and designs of automobiles. 
-  Civil Engineering: Civil Engineering is all about the building and development of infrastructure such as bridges, buildings, roads construction, railways and other general constructions. 
- Structural Engineering: Structural Engineering is also a branch of  Civil Engineering and involves the erection of structures. 
-  Architectural Engineering: Architectural Engineers plan,construct and design different phases of projects. 
-  Electrical Engineering: Electrical Engineers study about energy and how to bring the best out of it. 
-  Electronics Engineering: We all use electronics everyday, from our mobile phones to the electric cooker and electric bulb, so an electronic engineer studies about all these. 
-  Robotics Engineering: This is about the automation of machines and their usage to assist in our daily activities, and the study of how to do this. 
-  Microelectronic Engineering: This is a form of  Electrical Engineering too. 
-  Chemical Engineering: This is all about the study of chemistry and it's practical application. 
- Environmental Engineering: Environmental Engineering is a very popular form of engineering and is about the studying of science and engineering in order to learn how to improve our environment. 
-  Materials Science Engineering: Materials Science Engineering is about the study of different materials and why they behave and react the different ways they do. 
-  Agricultural Engineering: From the name, we can almost know what Agricultural Engineering is all about. It involves studying and knowing how to apply engineering techniques to agriculture to assist in different areas such as ground preparation, soil conservation and salinity, farm machinery design, irrigation and also effective harvesting strategies. 
-  Paper Engineering: Paper Engineering involves the studying of things related to paper production. 
-  Sustainability Design: This studies the three major areas of sustainability, which include environmental impact, social considerations and economic considerations. 
-  Industrial Engineering: Industrial Engineers work for different industries and establishments. 
-  Systems engineering: This is a multi-disciplined course. 
-  Manufacturing Engineering: Manufacturing Engineering focus mainly on manufacturing machinery, processes and quality control. 
-  Geological engineering: The Geological Engineers study how to combine engineering skills together with research skills for the different mining and construction projects. 
-  Nuclear Engineering: Nuclear Engineers all have to do with the fast-growing nuclear energy. 
-  Marine Engineering: They study how to develop marine technologies. 
-  Engineering Physics: Engineering Physics combines physics with engineering. 
-  Photonics Engineering: Photonics Engineering is all about the exploration ofphotons, which is a form of light. 
-  Nanotechnology Engineering: Nanotechnology Engineers study the extremely small elements like molecules and single atoms, then they also study the production of the extremely small devices. 
-  Mining Engineering: From the name, Mining Engineers study how to extract mined resources from the earth. 
-  Ceramics Engineering: They learn how to produce different objects from ceramics. 
- Metallurgical Engineering: Metallurgical Engineers study how to extract and purify metals. 
-  Geomatics Engineering:  Geomatics Engineers learn the exact measurements for the mapping of the earth's environment by the usage of advanced techniques and equipment. 

- Estate Management

It is advisable to enroll with the Nigeria Institute of Estate Surveyors and Valuers after studying your normal four-year degree, because it will give you an edge over your colleagues who may just have the normal degree in estate management. 
Moreover, if you have a degree in estate management and the Nigeria Institute of Estate Surveyors and Valuers, it increases your chances of getting a better employment with the degree, especially because so many other valuers and estate surveyors are not presently working with this prerequisite certificate . 

- Law

A normal degree in law takes five-years to pursue in Nigeria, but you can still study further. You can get a degree in law from almost all Nigerian universities. Some of the law courses you can pursue include: 
-  Criminal Law: Criminal law is the body of law which is concerned with the punishment of defaulters and offenders. 
-  Contract Law: Contract law is the system of law that relates to the making and enforcement of agreements 
-  Company Law: Corporate law (otherwise called business or enterprise law) is the body of law governs the rights, relations, and conduct of individuals, companies, businesses and organizations. 
-  Commercial Law: Commercial law(otherwise called trade law) applies to the rights, relations, and conduct of businesses and persons who are engaged in commerce, trade, merchandising, and sales. 
-  Constitutional Law: Constitutional law involves rights that were carved out in the federal and state constitutions. 
-  Land Law: This sees to land issues. 
-  Law of Torts: A tort is a civil wrong that causes a claimant to suffer loss or harm resulting in legal liability for the person who commits the tortious act. 
-  Law of Equity and Trusts: This has to do with issues relating to trusts and equity. 
-  Law of Evidence: These lawyers have to deal with evidences. 
-  Legal Methods: They see to the different legal methods. 
-  Jurisprudence: This is the the theory or philosophy of law. 
-  Nigerian Legal System: They study the Nigerian legal system. 

After studying any of these laws, you will have to pursue another one-year certificate in any of the Nigerian Law Schools, and you can pursue any of these courses: 
- Corporate Law& Practice: This are lawyers who advice their clients in their offices. 
-  Civil Litigation: Civil litigation is  distinguishes the lawyer court work in the different non-criminal streams of actions in the law. 
-  Criminal Litigation: Criminal Litigation involves the going to trial in a criminal court either for prosecution or defend oneself in a criminal matter. 
-  Law in Practice (Ethics & Skills): This is also a branch of law. 
After that, you can now be called to the bar and then be one of the incusions in the Roll of Legal Practitioners, which is maintained by the Chief Registrar of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. 
Once included, you can now practice as a Nigerian lawyer, anywhere in the country. 

- Medicine

Medicine is a six-year course in most Nigerian universities, however some others make it take longer depending. Before you become a full medical partitioner in Nigeria, you will need to pass through a year of horsemanship, and then will be recognized by the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria as one of their members. 
The medical field is so broad and are all lucrative. Some of the specialities from which you can make a choice include: 
General medicine 
-  Oncology: This is about the treatment of tumours. 
-  Obstetrics: This is the branch of medicine and surgery that is concerned with childbirth and midwifery. 
-  Psychiatry: Psychiatry is the medical specialty that is devoted to the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of mental disorders.
-  Radiology: Radiology uses medical imaging to diagnose and treat diseases that are within the body. 
-  Pathology: Pathology is concerned mainly with the study of the causes of disease, whether they are caused by pathogens or other non-infectious physiological disorder. 
-  Neurology: Neurology has to do with dealing with general disorders of the nervous system. 
-  Gynecology: This is the branch of medicine that deals with the functions and diseases, mostly specific to females, especially those affecting their reproductive system. 
-  Dermatology Emergency medicine: Dermatology has to do with the skin, hair, nails, and its diseases.  
-  Geriatric medicine: This is relating to the older people, especially with regards to their medicine. 
-  Pediatrics: This involves the general medical care of infants, children, and adolescents. 
-  Medical research and education: This is the general medical researches and education.

- Pharmacy

Pharmacy is a very popular course in Nigeria. It is a five-year course and studied in so many Nigerian universities. After studying, it is essential to a 1-year internship, and after then you will be recognized by the Pharmacist Council of Nigeria.

paulakpor:
Majority of men has 2 minutes issues. But it can be corrected. I wish I know him, I would have given him a solution privately.

Can u help me with the solution

simonjassy:
It's True. my aunt is a full time inec staff,i applied as APO and she told me training will start on the 29th oh.

Hello bro... How can u help.. Can we talk to see if she can help mi

I can boldly tell you, they are from the flat head tribe.. Nyamiri.. Kudos to u my ibo brothers.. Keep doing what you are known best for.. After then, go to ya mud villages to show off your logo Benz and limo from drug income

Thank God for the strike...

uchennamani:
That would be dependent on lots of facts. If the money is already deposited, the bank is 100% liable to pay back. Theoretically speaking, the bank will still be liable if the money hasn't been deposited but the customer could prove that he has the money with him before the robbery occurred. This is simply because the bank owed the customer a duty of care to prevent occurrence of robbery in its premises. The court would resort to evidence to hold the bank liable. I believe there is no straight-forward answer here. They may be liable, they may escape liability.

Still, the general rule is that the bank owe it's customers a duty to prevent occurrence of robbery in its halls/premises. The rule here is to do everything reasonable foreseeable to prevent the robbery from taking place.

Lemme share, the bank may pay and may not pay in these cases;

1. Bank may pay : bank may just accept to indemnify the customer and give them some amount but not to the full extent of their losses so as to maintain their customers trust and patronage

2. Duty of care: bank will pay if and only if they failed to act in good faith concerning their customer security but in the case the bank acted in good faith and did all it could have done with no negligence to have avoided the robbery and yet they were still robbed, the bank may not pay the customer if she or he haven't been issued a receipt...


Just my little submission

netpro:
OP you are wrong. Atiku's decision was ill-advised, a missed opportunity for him, disrespectful to everyone, a disappointment to his supporters, exposed his arrogance and cost him the election.

His tweets belittled him - without the presence of President Buhari, he was useless.

U understand nothing at all. Why debate with a non title holder? Buhari holds the trophy, why should atiku debate with other candidates that doesn't have the title.. Only when the title holder is present, then the contest can start... Learn jare.....

Good morning,

Assuming heaven has just 85 seats, book your own seat with your current battery percentage.

Thank God mine is 55% I get seat be that


Oya what's your own seat number, no lies


Una no need to insult me, this current government regime deserves insult than me... So pls pass all ur insult to buhari but let's see first if u go make heaven seat

Hoodbilonia:
i no be saviour of the hood o

OK I tot u av some money that u r not using for now

Hoodbilonia:
peanuts
hahahshaha
am a g boy. not a plus boy. i dnt want to check yur profile. i knw yur type. broke hater with nothing to his destiny.
hahahahaha

u call my hustle peanuts
hahahaha. do u need money
send me yur acct details pls
hahahaha broke angry hater
hahaha

Access 0690394032. Thanks in advance

habsydiamond:
Bro u go need scanner ooo cos decent ladies can not be detected with the naked eye, u need scanner, I repeat u need scanner, over

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