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Jacuzzi in all rooms?  seriously?

There should be some fair stable price range that you could provide, enough to show people you mean business. This idea of "call me" to know the price is a little far fetched for a serious business man.

kizito96:
Your write up did not attract enough sympathy as you envisaged. Most people on Nairaland have never seen the type of money they paid you as severance package. You must have worked for some time to have saved some money. This forum is a place for sharing sincere views, not an a Charity Organization.

You're just a sad and disturbed fellow.

I've always maintained that people must learn to draw their boundaries and be willing to enforce it.  You have to let people understand that there are things you wouldn't tolerate not withstanding the relationship you've had with them in the past.

It would probably help if you provided more information on your skills, what you were doing at your bank before getting laid off, what kind of job you are looking for at the moment and what you think you can offer a potential employer.

dem even get aso ebi. . lmao. . .orisirisi.

No son, don't you fret, we aint giving up yet

-Violent!

tkb417:


dangote bawo hehe

points noted bro,   Do you have Tmonis BB pin?

No i don't.

By the way, are you going this alone with only your capital involved?

Don't do it, come back to IB!  

On a more serious note, i think what you've got going on is some pretty ambitious project that could either make or break you.  The chances of the former far outweigh the possibilities of the latter and in my opinion, the only thing you may have to worry about is appropriate capital and skills, a management team you can rely on (not trust) and a good plan in place to protect your fields from "human" and natural pest.  I wouldn't worry too much about natural pest tho, it's the "human" types that are more disturbing.  Your clientele will naturally take care of itself, and if you can sufficiently produce enough at low cost, you may just establish another "dangote-ish" monopoly like market!

@OP:

Have you tried checking with your company to see if they are happy to sponsor any or part of your training?

Thank God some of us too are able to go to Obodo Oyinbo and see white people live

Else they would have made us believe whites dont shiit.

Someone asking if white women cook? Then maybe white people dont eat

Contrary to what many people believe, In Texas for example, The real conservative white women are even more domestic than other races.

Actually its the blacks that carry the feminism thing on their head and the worse are those who learn the new concept of feminism without knowing what it entails.

White women cook the food their families eat. They spend hours baking, making all those turkey whatever they eat

As an aside:

Something funny came on TV recently and I remembered some women argument here.

I heard Rick Santorum has 7 children, But if it was a Nigerian man that has 7 kids, Someone would already start saying "Nigerian men turn their wives to baby factories"

Thank you!

we can do this all day, it will still boil down to you having to point out the legal clause which states this and the punishment for not doing so. Its backwards nonsense that should never be condoned.

Why does everything have to come with some kind of legal precedence to make it either acceptable or not?  are you listening to yourself at all?  Must every daily life issues be backed by some kind of a legal clause? Should i have to resort to the constitution before asking my son to wash my car?

While she is cooking, is there anything wrong in the husband doing the dishes?
While she is taking shower, is it too much for the husband to make the bed?
If the husband gets home before her, is it too much for the husband to start the process of cooking?

These things won't work for me. . . .but then, I'm speaking for just me.    I'm not demanding that my wife must work to add to the family income, I see that as my primary responsibility and I'm happy to work my ar[i]s[/i]e off to provide for her and the family the things they will never need.  I wouldn't however include cleaning and cooking to those responsibilities, it just wouldn't work with me.

KnowAll:
that is your answer there,

this is a case of institutionalised witch-hunt buoyed by a public baying for blood, this has always been the loopsidedness of the American Judicial system. If this boy is put in a cage and a fee charged the same clueless Americans would pay to have a view, if this is not a circus then tell me what a circus is?

Institutionalised witch-hunt? Excuse me, but this argument of yours will fall flat even if stacked up against several thousands of unreasonable logic.  

American Judicial system or not, a terror attack/attempt anywhere in the world is bound to be followed by a public baying for blood,. . . . If the government of Norway puts Anders Behring Breivik in a cage, thousands, if not millions will pay to have a view!. . same thing applied  when the body of Ghaddaffi was put on display in in Libya!

You can't rule out Public sentiments, it's the sole foundation for justice. It's the assurance people demand that their governments can keep them safe. This is not a circus, 300 families would have had their lives changed forever if this terrorist had succeeded. You can't blame them for howling for blood or Justice, it's why they have hope in the system in the first place and it's the same hope they had that stopped them from delivering Jungle Justice on the underwear bomber

If you attempt to kill me unlawfully without success, i wouldn't sleep at night till i know you're are locked away forever or at best six feet below, this is no witch-hunting, it's pure cold Justice!

Are People this dumb to realize there's no way in hell this story can be true?

@Knowall

If i follow your arguments closely, are you implying that the young man's admission of guilt to all charges is enough to make a case for insanity?  Or are you implying that a good twisting of the ear is necessary in this case given that "the guy only plans to kill someone" but "hasn't necessarily killed someone"?

From what I have read so far, he's being charged with some of the graviest allegations, one of which includes an attempt to wage war on against the United States of America.  The fact that he hasn't succeeded in this attempt does not make him any less culpable for the crime. Under US laws, the motive, plan, and action is all that's needed to lock this young man away for ever, .

If a man attempts to rob a bank and was caught in the process, you wouldn't really advocate that a good twisting of the ear should be enough after all he hasn't really robbed the bank, would you?

justwise:
You are mis-interpreting that section. . . However, you must should not refuse an applicant because you suspect that false representations have been made or because of minor inaccuracies in the application, for example an inaccurate address or mis-spelt name on a visa application form. See the ECO Toolkit for guidance on how to assess an application.

Miss-spelling in visa application form is NOT the same as submitting personal documents with a letter missing. If you mis-spelt in your application form they could see that every other documents have the correct  spelling, in that case its a genuine mistake.

All documents are seen and counted as official.  As a matter of fact, the most important document in your application is your application form, because this is a property of the UKBA and it provides a complete representation of yourself to the agency.  All other documents are considered supporting evidence, if anything, you will expect that the agency will place more weight on the accuracy of the information submitted on the application forms.  Your supporting documents will only be checked for genuineness and relevance.

In this case, i will argue against the logic that an official will accept a misspell as genuine on your visa application form while the same would be taken serious enough to deny an applicant a visa if it were on a Waec result certificate.  All documents submitted are considered as official documents, and minor inaccuracies will definitely be overlooked. If my middle name was spelt ending with a T in 20 other documents, it will be considered irresponsible and unprofessional for an ECO to deny my application based solely on the fact that my Waec result is missing that T.

The UKBA isn't hoping that all applications will be completely devoid of human errors, so long as your documents are 100% genuine and you meet all requirement, you are more than likely safe.