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UrbaneHR:
This thread is directed at those who feel that they deserve better what they currently get.

Come in here and tell us why you think you deserve a better opportunity.

This is targeted at the following career bents;

Sales & Marketing
Customer care
Operations

Pls limit the details provided. Any interested prospective employer will quote you and take it up from there.

Finally there is no discrimination as regards qualifications, age or gender. However candidates within Lagos stand a higher chance of being considered.

ppogba:
You must be Metusellah's immediate sibling to know when Festac was brand new .

Only on Nairaland .........

Yashita:
At wholesale prices

50pcs/pack Nose-mask: N1,700

50pcs/pack Bouffant/surgical hair net: N2,500

100pcs/pack Bouffant/surgical hair net: N4,500

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Analog95:
Thank you so much sir. But it has never crossed my mind to work in an oil and gas company. I have always been interested in lecturing positions sir. I don't mind relocating to PH if I get an offer for lecturing position there.

Inspirer1:
It's sad,
I think the rule should be implemented as per the Admission Year and not by month in a Year.

Hence, as long as the candidate will be 16 in the admission year, like in the case of your brother, he should be allowed to gain admission into any university of choice.

odimbannamdi:
Chai! So you no rate Oga Stormyweather?

Stormyweather:
this is a false assumption. The same way hisense has grade, thats how TCL has grade. Compare TV prices, year, and specs and see which is better.

Exceed15:
That's true. A video emerged of how she deliberately set the camera before she started her drama. Finally she bury herself with this nonsense she's started.

lilachiever:
I’ve been seeing other TCL products but not their TV, the day I saw it in a store on display, I fell in love with it. I spit on Hisense.

Abeg, who knows about Haeir Thermocool ACs? I use their freezer which is verrry good, but I want to know about the AC since I can’t afford Panasonic.

UrbaneHR:
We have been commissioned by a medium sized business to recruit a young, smart and intelligent candidate to fill the position of Retail Sales Specialist.
Location is outskirts of Lagos but the sales thrust is Lagos metropolis. The company is a Fast Moving Consumer Goods Company (FMCG)with their primary interest being in edible products.
The job involves creating visibility and effective demand for their very unique products within different sales territories in Lagos/Ogun State Sales region.

While our client would prefer an experienced and seasoned hand, they are also very open to engaging an inexperienced but trainable and indefatigable candidate to get this function underway.

Work days are Mondays through Saturdays.
Successful male candidates may be provided with a shared but very decent onsite accommodation as a temporary arrangement.
Interested candidates may apply via email presenting the following:

1. A detailed cover letter.
2. An updated resume.

Interested candidates may send apply via; urbanesearch@gmail.com

UrbaneHR:
We have been commissioned by a medium sized business to recruit a young, smart and intelligent candidate to fill the position of Retail Sales Specialist.
Location is outskirts of Lagos but the sales thrust is Lagos metropolis. The company is a Fast Moving Consumer Goods Company (FMCG)with their primary interest being in edible products.
The job involves creating visibility and effective demand for their very unique products within different sales territories in Lagos/Ogun State Sales region.

While our client would prefer an experienced and seasoned hand, they are also very open to engaging an inexperienced but trainable and indefatigable candidate to get this function underway.

Work days are Mondays through Saturdays.
Successful male candidates may be provided with a shared but very decent onsite accommodation as a temporary arrangement.
Interested candidates may apply via email presenting the following:

1. A detailed cover letter.
2. An updated resume.

Interested candidates may send apply via; urbanesearch@gmail.com

JUST IN: Ibom Air has issued a press statement addressing an incident involving a passenger on its Uyo to Lagos flight on August 10, 2025.

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.#IbomAir #PassengerIncident #AviationSafety #NCAA #LagosAirport #UnrulyPassenger #FlightSafety NCAA #NigeriaAviation Richard Mille pic.twitter.com/oaucsqki5x

— Business Elites Africa (@ElitesAfrica) August 11, 2025

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IMPARTIAL:
True!

Bishop Oyedepo may have his faults, but he has tried with Covenant and Landmark Universities. These are the 2 foremost private universities in Nigeria.

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Nnamdipapa:
Ok, I am just curious, hence the reason for this topic. There is this device called Amazon Firestick TV, it is like a little USB stick you could plug into your TV through the HDMI port, and the average price is about $50 on Amazon. This works with your home wifi to convert your regular TV to a smart TV. As a matter of fact, I have four of these on four different TVs and find them to outperform the smart TVs. I have a smart TV and could attest to the veracity of that claim. The cost of a smart TV is literally about four times the cost of a non-smart TV, and a Firestick for $50 just converts to a smart TV at a fraction of the cost, so I see this as a big win.

Now, most of my friends in Nigeria that i interact with have never heard of this Firestick TV, and I have asked lots of people who are never aware of the existence of this. Now, quick question I am meaning to ask, are there people using Firestick TV in Nigeria, or is there some kind of ban on this device in the country?

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JASONjnr:
PO claimed Elrufai wasn't supposed to visit Anambra after he was informed of his coming and he rushed to announce curfew and directed DSS to make arrest. He said the DSS was right about the arrest.

Today, he's facing the same energy he gave and you're crying on his behalf.

obembet:
Tell me who earn OAU or UI certificate unmerited? Maybe u should go and read about them

Oyindamolah:
There once lived a man named Edward Hargrave, a billionaire magnate who owned the tallest buildings, fastest cars, and rarest art. His name echoed through boardrooms and charity galas alike. Newspapers praised his empire; the world envied his wealth. But beneath the tailored suits and diamond-studded watches, Edward was a man chasing shadows.

Edward grew up poor, in a crumbling two-bedroom flat with a mother who scrubbed floors and a father who died too young. He made himself a vow as a boy: “I will never be poor again.” And he kept that vow.

By 35, Edward owned five companies. By 50, he owned nations’ worth of land. He married a beautiful woman named Clara, but their love soon became another transaction. Their son, Jeremy, was raised by nannies in golden cages, gifted with everything—except time with his father.

Edward's 60th birthday was a grand affair—celebrities, fireworks, music flown in from Milan. Yet when he looked out from his skyscraper balcony that night, champagne in hand, he felt... nothing. A strange emptiness began to stir. He looked around at the room full of people he barely knew, all laughing too loud, praising him too much.

That night, he sat alone in his study, staring at his reflection in the black glass window.

“Vanity,” he muttered. “It’s all vanity.”

He tried to rekindle love with Clara. She had long since left, remarried, and found peace.

He tried bonding with Jeremy, but his son was distant, cold. “You were never there for me,” Jeremy said. “Now I don’t need you.”

Edward donated to orphanages. He built hospitals. He paid for scholarships. Yet it wasn’t out of love—it was guilt. He began to wonder if anyone truly loved him, or just the legend he’d become.

One winter morning, Edward collapsed in his marble bathroom. Heart failure.

He woke up in a hospital, surrounded by machines—not people. No visitors. No family. Just blinking lights and beeping sounds. For once, the silence was deafening.

Days later, a nurse found him weeping.

"I spent my life building an empire," he said quietly, "but I never built a home."

She didn't know what to say. She simply held his hand.

When Edward died, his funeral was lavish. Politicians came. CEOs. Cameras flashed. Speeches were given. But Jeremy didn't attend. Clara sent flowers, nothing more.

That night, the housekeepers packed away his belongings—closets of designer suits, unopened gifts, shelves of rare books no one had ever read.

A cleaner paused by the fireplace where Edward’s portrait hung, eyes proud, suit perfect. She shook her head and whispered:

“Vanity upon vanity. All is vanity.”

And just like that, the richest man in the city became the loneliest memory in a golden tomb.

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Moral:
You can possess the world, yet have nothing.
True wealth is measured not by what you own, but by who holds your hand when everything else fades.

genius43:
If Redmi and this memory option is your preference. Up your budget. The minimum should be either a Redmi Note 13 or 14 is what you should get.

Verita:
Yaradua did very well

spyder880:
I will be frank with you bro, brainjotter cannot make Mike Ejeagha popular by introducing him to the internet. Ejeagha's songs have been on steady download on the internet by youths and children since when Nigerian music started to hit the internet. I have downloaded a lot of them from many online stores. Ejeagha has been a household name for over 4 decades.

I will say Brainjotter got more popular himself by promoting Mike Ejeagha song. I will give his some kudos to that, but accepting he made Mike Ejeagha more popular is diminishing the influence of Mike Ejeagha over the years. Like I said before. My dad bought and played Ejeagha songs, I bought and played most of Ejeagha songs, before later downloading them after my discs kept scratching and jumping. I have the discs here to prove it. My children listen intently when I play those original versions and I am sure they will play th4m when they are of age to start recording songs themselves. Mike Ejeagha s9ngs will penetrate anyone easily, if you cool down to listen to it. He also has a couple of songs in English language.

Brainjotter tried, I also danced the gwo gwo gwo ngwo song but the original is irreplaceable for me.

spyder880:
He has been very popular before brainjotter is born. My dad owned all his records in the 80s

Mary95:
Remotely? I am ready

Mary95:
Remotely? I am ready