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Perhaps it's important to add here that any interested candidate should be computer literate (know how to operate the computer atleast), physically presentable and smart. Still hiring |
Where is that dude that said he can transform a 500k investment into millions within six months ![]() Oya hit me up let me hear your business proposals. If i'm impressed, i'd gladly grant you a soft loan |
2017 is finally upon us ![]() |
Still hiring |
A smart and well cultured female secretary is wanted at a unisex salon in Port Harcourt. Candidate must reside within Ada George/mile 5,4 and 3 axles, should be friendly and well mannered, and must be very fluent in English. Minimum educational qualification is SSCE. Salary is 20k Contact the manager on 09099073605 |
miriamchi:kindly notify me if you've got some one as advertised too... My salon is located some where around Ada George, PH call me on 09099073605 |
Kdiva:I'm doing fine... just wondering if you are in for the party |
Kdiva:howdy girlfriend |
dingbang:some where around mile4... Chinda off Ada George to be precise sorry for the late reply, I've been on ghost mode since ![]() |
dingbang:PHC sire ![]() |
Partying is never wrong, but the caliber of attendees is of utmost significance, hence the indifference displayed by some Ph residents here. Anyways, please let me know how I can be of help... check my siggy ![]() |
DrWise:My gee, hammer2010 has been placed on ban by the mods, he asked me to quote these booking codes and say, "na these kin bet wey alabi no need worry too much. Na just to set one dynamite for one of the slips, then e go get multiple impacts" ![]() Mods, I'm just an errand boy here, no transfer aggression please |
hammer2010:Many gamblers here are a$s lickerz, not you. I'll always respect you for that. I jst hav this feelin i knw the person behind this ur monicker |
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Still trolling ![]() This was how chelshiit players all returned to their hotel after the thrashing they received last weekend from Arsenal ![]()
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Greenback:Really? So, what's en vogue ![]() |
EHMIR:A quick question for you. How do you know those that tried contacting you via your mobile when your digits were unavailable? |
This has really got me thinking. Like we all know the benefits of making use of the voice mail service. Apart from the fact that it takes your calls in the event that you are indisposed to picking it, it also spares your callers the stress of having to be redialing your number when ever it's either unavailable or switched off. Personally, I find it very nauseating and frustrating when ever I want to reach some one, but for some reasons, the number is unavailable, and I can't even drop that urgent message. In most countries, subscribers always make use of this important feature. So, I'm wondering why it's different in this part of the world. What could be the problem or challenges with the voice mail service in Nigeria? |
My thread on this earlier created was dope ![]() https://www.nairaland.com/3292325/13-pictures-every-arsenal-fan |
Dear President, his name is John Kerry, not John Terry Please kindly note the difference this time around and spare us another international embarrassment |
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uzolexis:Interesting... Are you Kenyan? |
uzolexis:Nice choices ![]() Do you by chance stay in PH? |
uzolexis:Your opinion, your right ![]() Btw, is that a virgin hair you are on? |
uzolexis:Actually, the law and morality are inseparable. My elementary law taught me so. Anyways, contrary to what you think, I have nothing against the accused. What is more, I'm not particularly happy with the way and manner the Police has handled the case thus far. Just felt I should put us in the know that the complainant indeed, has every right to seek redress legally. |
Lero15:The last time I checked, no train is moving yet in the EPL ![]() |
9jacrip:I'd like to pick a date. I currently lack the wherewithal to reply your question. |
uzolexis:It's purely discretionary. Every case has to be looked at on it's merit cum facts |
9jacrip:I quite agree with you on the methodology adopted by the Police on that case. They often usurp the powers of our Law courts by sumarilly prosecuting and passing judgements on accused persons. But I disagree that this case is purely a civil matter. Whilst the complainant can seek redress under the civil law, a criminal proceeding can also be conveniently instituted against the accused. |
uzolexis:My dear, as funny as this may sound, the Police are empowered by law to arrest any one who does any thing capable of breaching public peace. You may want to ask how can that action breach public peace? Now imagine if the complainant had probably out of anger, gone ahead to engage the accused in physical combat. It would have turned out bad, right? Acts which are capable of breaching public peace are such that, amongst other things, are considered provocative. |
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