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scotland is aight,
getting back into the education and career applications groove ,
what are the tax rates in ireland?

hey watever been a while,
u still on this thread,
they should have given it to you a long time ago
hope u holding it down in dublin

Abami eda and the egypt 80

shakara

i will pick GTBank any day, Tayo has been a good succesor to Fola taking the bank to new heights,
i wonder what will happen if Jim steps aside.

in ethics, customer service and innovation

without a second thought, naijacutee would be my ideal VAL,
shes smart and has some blue sky thinking

every day , the Good Lord gives to us,
always on the phone
and charge to avoid phone letting up on me the next day

i am doing a masters in project management now and we have kearnt only MS Project , PRINCE was said to be more of a government software. Another good software which we are also exploring is PRIMAVERA, also there is another software for project risk management though my background is the construction industry.
would also write the APM exam in April.
would love to help in my little way.

i am considering making a swoop for FCMB, it is relatively cheap and they have paid off the GOODWILL so they should release a good result and dividend payout.

@ the intern,
you have decided to join the forum,
very good so you can address all the issues that are brought up,
remember i told you bout it when last we spoke on the phone.
PS- since you have the dvds, why not upload it to youtube and put the link so we all can watch it and contribute to what we can see.
we would really appreciate it,
thank you very much .

kola got fired, he is off the show

@dvampire,
sometimes when we do all sorts, we find out that its not worth it

great movie
lots of gruesome action and also hilarious especially the part where the other guy rubs ata rodo on his d---k and screams for water with his wife also washing her mouth

and the part bout the snake bite where the other guy says hes fu--ed in mayan

Who Has Seen Will Smiths, In Pursuit Of Happiness And Not Cry

When i got to the cinema,
the white guy said i should take some tissue
but i said no, me dudu, that has seen it all, cry for what,
i took the tissue to wipe ketchup off my mouth
the hall was very quiet at times
lo and behold , i was in tears
every body that i know that has seen it always goes in tears especially if you have seen some rough times in life

Thank God, it ended well.

at the moment , getting a masters

yeah





tpbm loves nairaland.com

my business plan was about converting sermons, jokes and motiational speeches to mp3 format for people to download from the internet or get with podcast, with the financials and all the SWOT analysis et al,
pastor chris has something like that but the idea is to be on a large scale with my company forming alliances with the churches, speakers and comedians,

there was this IT guy from America and woman fron hp who grilled me with serious questions on how the website, and other IT functions will be handled and i smilled saying we will outsource it and only deal with the business side.
i was later told that the plan was ok, but i was little nervous in the delivery and did not bring out the best in me,
boy,was i not disappointed in myself

i thought the thread was for peoples opinions and feelings towards everything bout the match,

sorry, as all have said  me thinks you are here at the wrong time,
there is really nothing fascinating bout this place just takes time and money,
try and go to the london eye and go see the famous big ben(same place)
go to a football stadium, go see blood diamond or cry like me with 'in pursuit of happiness'
if i was in london , might have taken you to some places
well, bottom line is u have seen it the great london (lol)

hooray, i just won the bid for my jersey and even though i can not make it there myself,
its the same at kitbag but its costing me half the price (smiles at himself for being a bad guy, same stuff low price)
i will be flying the colour for two days over there
and the painful thing is that i will be going back north on thursday, i feel like extending my stay to watch the match which my whole family is going for (shakes his head)

well, i have a ghanian flat mate so i will stare deep into his eyes when we win them silly and cheer with with the other Nigeria lads there.

i do not care about the formation or players but i am very sure that Nigeria(soocer team or nation) will gallantly triumph over ghana

PS- the whole Magnificient MAN Utd, Asswipe Arsenal and Gloryhunters Chelsea,  Nigerian fans will all come under the same banner for the first time in a long while 2gether.

PSS- I came from Aberdeen to London for the Man Utd vs Arsenal Match and had to run away when we were 1 up, was underground for 15 mins and it was all gone.
tough life considering the black market price of the ticket.

we still have the league

ok,
the first picture will be used and during the boot camp, i was closer to some than others so info might be sketchy on some.

NB-we start from the top left, we were all told to make a business plan so i will say the ones i know

1-Afolabi, works for one of them investment companies,IBTC, i presume, do not know his business plan, had a laptop with a lot animated comedys

2-Ogechi, higher education in the UK, london metrpolitan i think, nice girl, likes and knows how to dance and groove, her business plan was some food service stuff on the island, works as an ambassador for her school (selling the school to prospective nigerian students), lives in lagos.

3- Emmanuel, went to uniport, lives in warri, geology(not sure), can't remember what he does.

4-Amina, speaks yoruba, hausa and igbo fluently, degree in economics, works with advertising agency Bates Cosse, worked on the virgin nigeria advert(no paddy for jungle), was in my team, can also dance , bold and talks shop.

5-Kolawole, i think he was doing youth service, youngest of the lot, quiet and strategic, also smart

the bottom row

6- Eudokia Jumbo, nickname Eudi, down to earth, went to uniport, administrator for her mothers school, does not suffer fools gladly, lives in port-harcourt.( too bad shes is out).

7-Damilola, degree in mechanical engineering, think Futa or so, lives in lagos,

8- Abosede Alimi, first degree Igbinedeon University, masters degree Ekpoma, lives in Abuja, works for an NGO ,Action Aid, quick responses, business plan was a bin to store plates and kitchen stuff. one of her main ambitions is to host her own talk show and be a female president of Nigeria(gossip- there was a little friction btween us cause i categorically did not support her presidential ambition)

9-Ayo Oguntubi, thats was my main guy, very creative, went to Ife, versatile and has reasonable knowledge of many issues, (sweats on the nose)lol, motivational speaker,business plan was sth on IT, cool guy though you uys watching the show says he always talks, thats just him, ladies man u know,

10- Rhona, Beautiful Rhona, went to IMSU, about to go for youth service, smart but needs to believe in herself more, nice smile too, has a lot to learn bout life.cried when she was told she made it to the house cause we both taught we would flunk it(guess she left me)

i was asked for any info so
the food we were given at the camp was excellent, we were given roasted plantain once and some girls came out complaining that they could not eat it and wanted Mr biggs

Keppy Ekpeyoung the Nollywood actor was also there and we saw the very intelligent side of him, asked some deep piercing quetions at the presentations, breaking hearts and smiled with you later on.

even if i did not make it, at least i appeared in three national dailies

really, we had some lectures there which are helping me in pursuit of my degree.

thats all i can remember, been a while and lot of water's passed.

not sure but i  think HOTR means House On The Rock
so what do u want to know about the contestants,
should have some knowledge,i spent 3 whole days with them all as a prospective contestant some time in august during the second stage interviews at protea hotels.

thats just Kola, cool and taciturn, was the youngest person at the boot camp and made it before agbala gbas like us (lol)

@ naijacutee
would try and get the book if its as good as that,
i thought i had been told everything bout 2E
funny, how we do not want good food to finish ,not bland enlish food(lol)
are u a manager
like i asked the other time, are u buiding or its for business
u do have a splendid week aight,

thats really inspiring,
i presume you are effective and not efficient(had a course tutor spend a whole day drumming into our heads about the golden 2 E's in high level management.)
doing the right things and not things right
@naijacutee(u really cute )
did u resolve paying the workers in nigeria (curious)

though, i'm not watching it now,
i believe a business man has to go through the boring and exiciting cycles as with making profit and making more money

they would try and buy,but we would not sell cheap

there is this problem i have of leading girls on,
i told myself this year i would not do that but to my surprise its happening again even when i tell her that i have a girlfriend, she still is so serious and says its does not matter beliving there is a future for us.
i feel terrible and i dont want to hurt her so i try to ease out and she back all guns blazing,
a little confused here,

at least the work was done

state clearly your view,
sometimes the most controversial turns out to be the most lucrative,
will buy on tuesday,

i would not say he does not know what he is saying,
but i will take the risk
and bear the consequences,
sometimes these things are done due to gut feeling
wish us all

i want to buy transcorp but my broker always rings it out to me that its bad news,
well i would definitely go ahead,
its my money and i will call the shots here and just assume i have put the money away,
i will risk it,
life is all about the risks we take and learning from them,
transcorp ,it is.

thanks alot ujcplaza,
i got some money and i feel i should get my own pad in lagos so i am brown nosing for sth that i can afford and still live.
thanks though.