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is this necessary and are you facing your own life?

line of production again.

Mr Omoboriowo and his many trips, modern day ajala.

ko si big deal, if somebody decides to dress like that to church, how for do.

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God sees the heart and not the clothing.


flaunt it if you've got it.


etc and other female empowerment stuff.

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nice one.

topic

this is why people are encouraged to be class conscious when marrying or dating.

rich should marry rich, poor should marry poor.

problem solved and less unnecessary topics on nairaland.

pet4ril:
I cut the story half way
Someone should please help me with the summary

the thread title is the summary.

not sure why the long story afterwards.

while we're on this, please do not poison the condoms being used by people.

attention: those of you in the line of production.

Quality control.

technically though, a restaurant should not be ok with providing bad service on request.

doesnt speak well of such an institution and shows they dont really value their brand, imo.

I just find it intrusive, vulgar and borderline psychotic but that's just me sha, perhaps I'm weird.

big turn off, imo, i feel a bit repulsed by such.

cant make head or tail or the story, $9 billion would have attracted much more scrutiny.

RobinHez:
on the pics or?

I was viewing the second picture.

wow?

sounds like fantasy.

is he a rapper or ? No idea who he is.


our celebrities are now showing off their non crusty or cracked feet, abi?

clearly typed from outside America by Oluwole.

who is looking for people's birth certificates and why?

myners007:
Op i think it is you for bringing up this topic and secondly the mod for making it to fb. How can a sane man snap picture of a mad man and yet another sane man would want to feature it on nairaland fp.Bunch of frenzy fellas

oro awon people yi sun mi.

If you want to criticize something, why not just openly recommend young women should stop buying or wearing it, why all this beating around the bush.

In any case, why spamming the forum and why putting it on front page?

who is the designer and distributor for this product?

pentag0nal:
I know a couple that have three children. They don't want another child and the wife insisted they adopt a family planning method. They have gone to the hospital and the family planning has been done but even after that, the wife has insisted that the man must use condom anytime they want to have sex.

The man is very unhappy about this and becoming frustrated.

What you think guys, ladies?

Note that there is no case or suspicion of infidelity here, the woman is so afraid of getting pregnant again.

will answering your question get me a house on Banana Island or some other plush property?

let me know so I can decide if I should comment or not.

pentag0nal:
Rocktation, Farano, Lalasticlala

and they answered you?

This is the third or fourth time this topic has been opened in the past 24 hours.

Stop spamming the forum and who moved it to front page?

Never mind.

I don't get the precision optics?

wolewole200:
I think thers is a misinformation goin on here. The so-called President Muhammadu Buhari estate is just an expanse of land PROPOSED by the Sen. Ibikunle Amosun led govt for building an estate for the populace. Maybe the op just passed through the Abeokuta/Sagamu express road and saw the huge description and felt there was something behind it. Of a truth, the proposed estate has been laid out with roads, no single house has been built on it.

It is the intention of the govt however, to sell these plots of land to willing masses. The only structure there which the op captured is the construction camp. The amount for a plot of land in this estate isnt less than 2million naira. Other estate built by the Ogun state govt in Oke-mosan are Orange valley estate a d plainsfield estate which costs #37 million and #17 million naira respectively per building. I do not understand which strata of the population that was made for.

Whoever can afford it, the usual things.

hm, well, na una own the yam, na una also own utensils wey una go take eat the yam.

Charles Schwab's CEO takes job candidates to breakfast and asks the restaurant to mess up their order — here's why


Walt Bettinger, the CEO of Charles Schwab, wants to know the type of person you are before he offers you a job. But his way of figuring that out is slightly unconventional.
In a recent interview with Adam Bryant of The New York Times, Bettinger says that when hiring, he’s most concerned with character and the kind of person the job candidate is.

“I’ll ask questions like, ‘Tell me about the greatest successes in your life,’” he says. “What I’m looking for is whether their view of the world really revolves around others or whether it revolves around them. And I’ll ask them about their greatest failures in their life and see whether they own them or whether they were somebody else’s fault.”

But another thing he sometimes does is a bit more distinctive.

Bettinger says he invites the job candidate to breakfast — but arrives at the restaurant early, pulls the manager aside, and says, “I want you to mess up the order of the person who’s going to be joining me. It’ll be OK, and I’ll give a good tip, but mess up their order.”

“I do that because I want to see how the person responds,” he tells Bryant. “That will help me understand how they deal with adversity. Are they upset, are they frustrated, or are they understanding? Life is like that, and business is like that. It’s just another way to get a look inside their heart rather than their head.”

Another response to a messed-up breakfast order that can be very telling: not saying anything at all.

Bettinger didn’t mention this in his interview with Bryant, but if you receive the wrong food and don’t acknowledge it, this may tell the interviewer you are timid, pay little attention to detail, or are not willing to right a wrong — all messages that you don’t want to send a potential employer.

Of course, you shouldn’t make a huge deal of it, and you certainly shouldn’t be rude, but it’s probably better to say something — politely and respectfully — than nothing at all.

“We’re all going to make mistakes,” Bettinger concludes. “The question is how are we going to recover when we make them, and are we going to be respectful to others when they make them?”


https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/charles-schwabs-ceo-takes-job-203700719.html

wolewole200:
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@ your id.

ko kan mi.

whatever rocks people's boat.

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