₦airaland Forum

4Play:
Nigerians underestimate how government debt can spiral out of control. From 12% to GDP in 2015 to 24% to GDP in such short order is a sign of out of control spending.

We need to rely on structural reforms to do the heavy lifting to get our economy on a faster growth path: deregulation, tax reforms and a genuine crack down on corruption. The fixed exchange rate regime needs to go and the government should look to selling/privatizing assets.

AutoElectNG:
1. Mazda is a smaller car company compared to Toyota and Honda. This means that Mazda does not have the deep pockets that Toyota and Honda have.

If you want specifics, I can back up all the above points.

ImpressionsNG:
Umahi is the best performing governor Nigeria has had since 1999. I mean it. Abakaliki is the most underrated destination in Nigeria. It is in fact, the most liveable city in Nigeria.... In terms of security, peace, tranquility, infrastructure, and other indexes of civilisation. Umahi has transformed Abakaliki to the best city in Nigeria to vacation quietly (and peacefully) or raise a decent family.

http://www.impressions.ng/abakaliki-is-the-most-liveable-city-in-nigeria/

Shelloween:
This is the same Ohakim that slapped a Rev. father when he was the governor of Imo state. Kanu shouldn't be associating with touts. He should be meeting important men that would help his cause. Anyways, birds of a feather flock together.

ChangeIsCostant:
A Nigerian groom identified as Adeleke showed how "romantic" he is as he kissed his bride, Orimolade Yewande with all seriousness at their wedding ceremony. The kiss appeared to be captivating that even the guests were left surprised.

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2017/05/see-how-this-groom-kissed-his-bride-at.html

LesbianBoy:
BankyW na OBO o! when i small na "felele" we being dey play! See the kind ball him dey hold for that picture!

LordOfNaira:
I don't really know but this was not the kind of answer I was looking for!!!

Courageous but not vocal imo. You might as well add Achebe!!!

What I am expecting is a figure like Soyinka who floated a phantom radio station and constantly rubbished Abacha or Fela who could never shut up!!! Or Gani Fawehinmi...

DoTheNeedful:
Do you have any concrete evidence that he is a drug baron? Besides,do I in my post make reference to Tinubu. I know your type, Tinubu must be tormenting you seriously in your dreams.

LordOfNaira:
I see how you and your ilk, ZombieTAMER, have been all over the place calling Yorubas cowards. I have a question for you:

Mention just one Igbo (apologies to sensible Igbos) who was vocal during the military regimes. One Igbo who stood for the good of everyone? Just one? Just one and I would give you four Yorubas who were always in the front of the fight against military rule while others sat behind their TVs.

izzou:
2 months ban?

I'm game


Oh ye Lalasticlala, do not forsake me. Prove to this dude that Nairaland is all about meaningful information. Don't let me go on unnecessary ban

Abeg

jakeslimited:
These days, many nonmedical professionals are changing careers and shifting into nursing and healthcare. We’re seeing nurses entering the profession from careers in industries as varied as insurance, banking, publishing, retail and management.
As a significant number of younger nurses simultaneously enter the profession directly from the post-high school college experience, new nurses who are slightly (or significantly) older must find ways to call attention to their previous work experiences in order to market themselves to prospective employers. Here are three strategies for highlighting your previous career as you enter the nursing profession.

1) Tout transferable skills gained from other jobs.
Promote your previous work and life experiences on applications, resumes and cover letters. Whether you worked in banking or retail, there are always skills that are directly transferable to nursing, and these can be leveraged in a variety of ways. Employment in the retail sector necessitates the development of customer service skills, and experience in the insurance industry can make you valuable in terms of management and negotiation skills. Your previous work experiences can be beneficial in a nursing role.

2) Show why your maturity is an asset.
As a new nurse in your 30s, 40s, 50s or beyond, your relative maturity can be seen as a strength if you showcase your life experience when applying for a job. You can refer to your age and maturity as strengths in terms of your history of working with others, your deep life experience, your varied skill sets and the wisdom and learned intelligence you bring to the table.

3) Demonstrate your grasp of the issues.
Mature entry-level nurses can use resumes, cover letters and interviews to communicate their understanding of healthcare and nursing issues. For instance, a nurse with experience as an insurance representative can demonstrate understanding of the complex world of the Affordable Care Act and the need for attention to detail in terms of ICD-10 codes and medical billing. Or a career in middle management may allow you to display keen insights regarding emotional intelligence and positive workplace culture.

If you’re an older entry-level nurse competing against 22-year-old college grads for the same positions, promote your personal and professional life experiences — and be proud of them. Your job is to convince a potential employer that it is worthwhile to invest in your skills, experience and maturity. Be yourself, put your cards on the table and allow an employer to see you for who you are — a competent new nurse with a plethora of life experience under your belt.


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ak33n:
someone said he scored 304 in jamb.. you're here checking his English..

it's people like you that knows nothing.. and it's sad..

SmH

uglyafonja:
Owerri city

espionagesavvy:
Stupid Nigerian soldiers, you fight terror with terror. Poison the damn fishes and send it off to boko haram to eat and die. As T.S Lawrence argues, intelligence is the main tool to win a war, force only supports intelligence

MrCork:
...which brother??... That man is a criminal..you people in that Nigeria so backwards.. you worship criminals. When police catch criminal,u blame police...but when criminal s escape and bring Moiney baccccckto that Nigeria,u worship them..,SHAME ON (no ooofencse)

Jirate:
http://tribuneonlineng.com/nobody-can-force-buhari-disclose-ailment-femi-adesina/

billy187:
Even the slow Mack and Dangote trucks are massacring people. How much more when their semi-trained drivers lay hands on a truck that moves as quickly as a 'sports car?' Lets pray they delay before entering Naija.

NwamaziNwaAro:
By the way who noticed that she is wearing the same shoe as Apostle Suleiman in the first picture

Wehdone sir