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obi58:
Please post pictures

Ok, i will as soon as I can sir

Uncompleted 3 bedroom flat, (all block work completed), occupies half of the plot the other half still vacant, urgent sale
stage：roofing stage
Location: unity estate (Gaa) after hallelujah estate Osogbo

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Price: #2.3 million slightly negotiable

Call for inspection on : 08163881031， 07035317470

sotall:
Ok

More like what Buhari and APC promised Nigerians before 2015 and what they got three years later

nope, far better, if APC had given something like this, condition of things will have been far better

Nigerian used Camry pencil light
Budget:500k
Preferred locations: Lagos or kwara

Nigerian used Golf 3
Budget: 450k
Preferred locations: Lagos or Kwara

*Preferably auto transmission

Whatsapp no: 08163881031

call now, price is negotiable

still available

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Neatly used volkswagon jetta for sale

price:#650000 negotiable

location: Ilorin

whatsapp no: 08163881031

TemiGod:
*STUPIDITY OF OUR TIME THAT MUST BE ADDRESSED*


*Medicine and pharmacy students are collecting around #95000 or above during NYSC while Engineering students are collecting the same money as that of other faculties whose courses are run for four years. What is the benefits an Engineering students stand to get from his five years spell on campus with extremely difficult courses he took most of which are mass failure courses, the rate at which cannot be found in other faculties? That is what I called a faulty educational policy. The machines and tools used by both Pharmacist and medical doctors were designed by the engineers which means without the engineers the field of medicine and pharmacy cannot thrive. No Country's development is .measured by the work of medical doctor and pharmacist per se but by their production power which is strictly engineering dependent. That explain why Nigeria and other African countries are lagging behind in technological development. No country developed by treating her engineers like the way Nigeria treats theirs.*

*After taking MTH 101, 102, 104, 201 and 202, EEE 201, 202, MEE 203, 204, 205 and 206 which are all mass failure courses because of their application in science and technology of which no courses in every other faculties (medicine and pharmacy excluded) can be compared with them, the government still deem it fit to pay me #19800 that he paid political science students, economics, education students, Law students, English students, dramatic art students, accounting students and other non-technology students. An ordinary non technology students of tertiary institution has never failed any course throughout his time on campus except the extremely dull ones who cannot solve simple calculations and memorise simple theories. Continuation of such policy will never yield a positive development am afraid.*

*China developed by absolving into their economy their fresh Engineering graduates through giving them series of projects right from their time on campus to which they would find solutions to the problems (in project form) and that would in turn becomes their field of expertise they would dwell on with the government constructing an industry to that effect. That's how they developed.*

*Any country that neglect her engineering students will never taste true development. We are going to fight the useless policy until something is being done. This mediocrity has to stop.*

*Am advocating for a policy change. Engineering and Technology students deserves special treatment as there is no true development without engineers*

*By Salaam Taiwo Afeez*

please the mods should do the needful and move this to fp

bro take it easy, I used to think of it the same way as you, but on a closer look its not the fault of the medical students but largely that of the so called NSE and Coren all they care about is collecting money from ppl to do exams so you can finally be one of them. If you are not partnering with schools, helping with their curriculum, making sure whatever is been fed the students is what is really needed, if you are not exposing the students to practical workplace experiences, how would you expect me to pay such graduate something meaningful as salary.
You may claim swep, siwes, and I.T. have done that, but wait a minute, how many of my guys did the last siwes program and how many are going to participate in the I.T. program, most of that time will be spent playing games, some looking for money, and I actually don't blame those looking for money cos they know some of you will do I.T and not get the money from I.T.F government promised you and the companies won't even pay, that's if you even get a company in the first place,

Y a medical student already as a place to gather as much experience as possible, the so called NSE and COREN can't make school partner with companies in their region so every student as a placement for all attachment programs and are duly monitored during d program.(not the type that I already knew my supervisor from school will be coming next week then I make sure am present when he comes)
and on government's part they could have done more with their NUC accreditation stuff by really monitoring schools and seeing to it that engineering graduates have really been thoroughly bred.

I think things will continue this way, except the engineering regulatory bodies first take the future of the profession serious, after which it will be easier to make demands from the government,

for me I do want more than the 19800 bt it will be unfair to castigate the medical graduates over our regulatory authorities inefficiencies.

hammer2010:
The objective is to primarily create jobs

If that's the main objective, then I stand with the president on this matter, cos it means we will have many people who are in it only for the money not interested in safe guiding the life's they swear to protect but rather to come and exploit the citizens of this country, just like we already have it in the police, army, and the rest. If for some of those volunteers its about their passion for the nation, let them join existing military or paramilitary outfits

hopefulLandlord:
Billy Graham was an Anonymous Christian

Graham expressed inclusivist views, suggesting that people without explicit faith in Jesus can be saved. In a 1997 interview with Robert Schuller , Graham said

I think that everybody that loves or knows Christ, whether they are conscious of it or not, they are members of the body of Christ ... [God] is calling people out of the world for his name, whether they come from the Muslim world, or the Buddhist world or the non-believing world, they are members of the Body of Christ because they have been called by God. They may not know the name of Jesus but they know in their hearts that they need something they do not have, and they turn to the only light they have, and I think that they are saved and they are going to be with us in heaven.


Most Christians would swear that anyone who preaches this kind of message would never make heaven but these same Christians say that Billy Graham is in heaven

He was a great man of God no doubt, but all his anointing didn't make him less human nor does it make him God, the bible says "New International Version
Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved" Acts 4:12 and also Romans 10:9 says "If you declare with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved". John 3:16-18 also.

Any other opinion(Billy Graham's or anyone) different from what the bible teaches is null and void

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sapientia:
Wow... thats cool.

But, when will they leave Abuja to investigate Customers complaint.

Airtel dont have a line to speak with an agent and what have you guys done about it?

try twitter, they will respond

am interested, tsnsamuel@yahoo.com

Epiphanus20:
IF YOU ASKED TO SPEND A DAY WITH ONE PERSON IN BIBLE WHO WILL YOU CHOOSE
MINE IS KING SOLOMON, it's just for fun.

2 ppl actually
- Enoch: walked with Bod 300 yrs straight!, how did he do it
- Abraham- Go to a land I will show you, with all he had, he just stood up left his life and went,
I really want to know what they both saw

5solas:
This is awesome!

Shall we continue in sin that grace may abound? Romans 6:1.
This is the verse thrown at you when you try to preach grace by those who are uncomfortable with it and see preaching grace as encouraging sin. It is not necessarily so.It should be preached and not abused. Grace abounds when we sin, but must we sin on that account, knowing God does not want us to? This is what Romans 6:1 is saying. It flows directly from 5:20
And we do not set aside the law when we preach grace or insist that salvation comes by faith alone, rather it is when we have faith that we are able to keep the law. 3:31. Not to be saved thereby though. Gal. 2:16,21; Hebrews 7:11.

Ephesians 4:7 But unto every one of us is given grace according to the measure of the gift of Christ.
But yet nonetheless these gifts are differently and variously divided according to his will and pleasure, and therefore every man ought to be content with that measure that God has given him.
bearing in mind that one can't quantify the measure of grace u have, it's better to take that mentality of the more you sin, the more the grace available to you away from ur mind, cos one doesn't know wen the grace will expire.
It would have been better for them not to have known the way of righteousness, than to have known it and then to turn their backs on the sacred command that was passed on to them. The spirit of God does not live in a dirty vessel, the more you sin, the more you get comfortable with it, and the more difficult it is to trace ur step back to God. Beware

still available for sale

guterMann:
This Akintola is more Islamic than even the Saudis,he does not know that his masters also see yoruba muslims as Kafir.

A Prof?Is he a professor of Islamic studies?that is the only thing that can explain his poverty of thought.

yes he is

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EgunMogaji:
Why not spend that little sum of money that the house needs and get a quicker sale?

With less than N100,000 (remember that this is an N18,000,000 investment) you could

1) Clean up the yard trim the overgrown bushes, tidy the trees
2) Do paint touch-ups around the property (whenever I see peeling paint it tells me that the property is not well cared for)
3) Clean windows
4) Power wash the concrete

Goodluck Sir.

Thanks for the advice sir, i will do the needful.

Do enjoy the rest of your evening.

EgunMogaji:
This property has zero curb appeal. This is a shame because with very little effort and money it could show very well.

This projects an image of a money pit in the making to potential buyers.

Good luck on your sale.

about it appearing as an image of a money pit in the making, I have seen the house and I can say, if the buyer is not planning any major modification to it, then it wil require just a little sum of money to give it a better look, as it is very much habitable as of now.
BUT am very much open to suggestions from you sir, if you have any.

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