Eveezy:
Is she strictly for working? Breeding? Pet? Or spayed?

She will be a pet for now as she is still a puppy.

Namdeenero:
Dope malinois, very high energy breed.. Congrats OP, I’m sure the dog must have cost a fortune

Thanks

At a project site today with verm for socialization

Hi petlanders,

I took delivery of my first pet dog on the 29th, January 2019.

The dog is extremely intelligent, Athletic, Agile and Elegant. The dog is as fast as the speed of light during fetching play.

All thanks to @oluomoadebayo for staying true to his word while I was away. I am indeed very grateful.

Can anyone guess the name of this breed

I will be sharing pictures of her progress... Enjoy!!!!

stefanweeks:
Better than 99.9% places in Africa

that is for sure.

most definitely yes!

Liechtenstein is a country with only about 37,000 people in roughly 62 square miles, Liechtenstein is one of the smallest countries in the world. (The sixth-smallest, to be exact.) For such a pocket-sized principality, it’s got a fair number of compelling qualities. Here are just a few fascinating facts about the alpine microstate:

1. THERE’S VERY LITTLE CRIME.
Liechtenstein has one of the world’s lowest crime rates, with its last murder occurring in approximately 1997 and its prison holding very few inmates. Citizens who are given prison sentences longer than two years are transferred over to Austria. The crime rate is so low that the average Liechtenstein resident reportedly doesn’t even lock her front door.

2. SWITZERLAND ONCE ACCIDENTALLY INVADED IT.
Switzerland unintentionally invaded Liechtenstein in March 2007, when about 170 Swiss infantry soldiers wandered across the unmarked border for more than a mile into Liechtenstein before realizing their mistake. (The Swiss soldiers were armed with assault rifles but no ammo, incidentally.) Liechtenstein, which has no army of its own, admits that it didn’t notice the Swiss invasion and had to be informed that it had occurred (the country enforces no border control with Switzerland). Liechtenstein ultimately chose not to retaliate against its famously neutral neighbor.

3. ONCE A YEAR, ALL THE RESIDENTS ARE INVITED TO PARTY IN A CASTLE.
On Liechtenstein’s national holiday, His Serene Highness Prince Hans-Adam II, the head of state, and his son, His Serene Highness Hereditary Prince Alois, invite the residents of their tiny principality to have a beer in the garden of Vaduz Castle, the princely ancestral residence.

4. THEY SPEAK GERMAN, BUT NOT EXACTLY.
Although German is the country’s official language, most residents speak an Alemannic dialect that’s very different from standard German and closer to Swiss Standard German. As such, the country is usually referred to as Liachtaschta, not Liechtenstein, by its citizens.

5. YOU’VE NEVER HEARD OF ITS MOST POPULOUS CITY.
Liechtenstein’s capital city, Vaduz, has a population of around 5,425, but its largest city is the mostly unheard-of town of Schaan, barely eking out a victory with about 583 more people than Vaduz.

6. IT’S THE WORLD’S LEADING MANUFACTURER OF FALSE TEETH.
Based in the mini-metropolis of Schaan, a company called Ivoclar Vivadent leads the world in false teeth manufacturing, accounting for 20 percent of the total sales worldwide. The company is responsible for the production of 60 million sets every year, in more than 10,000 different models, thanks in part to a strong relationship with Bollywood dentists.

7. AT ONE POINT, YOU COULD RENT THE COUNTRY BY THE EVENING.
In 2011, you could rent the whole country of Liechtenstein for $70,000 a night. The scheme, which was hatched between lodging site Airbnb and Liechtenstein-based marketing firm Rent a Village by Xnet, got you accommodation for 150 guests, customized street signs, a symbolic key to the state, a wine tasting with Prince Hans-Adam II, and your own temporary currency. It doesn’t appear that anyone ever took them up on the deal, although rapper Snoop Dogg apparently made an attempt in 2010 before the official scheme was launched, hoping to shoot a video there. Sadly, he was rebuffed.

8. THE NATIONAL ANTHEM IS SURPRISINGLY FAMILIAR.
Liechtenstein’s national anthem, “Oben am jungen Rhein” (“Up above the young Rhine”), is sung to the same melody as “God Save the Queen,” which meant that the same tune was played twice in a row when Northern Ireland and Liechtenstein competed for a UEFA (Union of European Football Associations) Euro 2004 qualifier game. (To be fair, “My Country, Tis of Thee” is also sung to that tune, but it’s not the U.S.’s official anthem.)

9. THANKS TO A PROPERTY DISPUTE, LIECHTENSTEIN DIDN’T RECOGNIZE THE EXISTENCE OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC OR SLOVAKIA UNTIL 2009.
In the years after World War II, Czechoslovakia—which later split into two separate nations—confiscated property belonging to Liechtenstein’s royal family, considering it the possession of the recently defeated Germany. The land seized—10 times the size of Liechtenstein’s current boundaries—mostly included forest and agricultural land in Moravia, as well as a handful of family palaces and their accompanying land parcels.

Although the Czech Republic later offered to return just the palaces (but not the land itself, interestingly), Liechtenstein rejected the deal, choosing instead to stay mad and refuse to recognize either the Czech Republic or Slovakia as independent nations. It wasn’t until a 2009 announcement from Prince Hans-Adam II stating that no further legal action would be sought by Liechtenstein over the expropriated assets that the three (formerly two) countries resumed diplomatic relations.

10. THE COUNTRY IS NOT ONLY LANDLOCKED BUT DOUBLE-LANDLOCKED.
Both of the countries that border Liechtenstein—Austria to the north and east and Switzerland to the south and west—are themselves landlocked. The only other country in this category is Uzbekistan.

11. QUIET TIMES ARE IMPORTANT.
In a pamphlet directed toward new immigrants, mowing lawns or holding “noisy festivities” during the country’s official lunch break, which runs from noon to 1:30 p.m, are strongly advised against. The same holds true after 10 p.m.

12. THE CURRENT OWNERS NEGLECTED IT FOR A WHILE.
Liechtenstein was originally purchased by the princes of Liechtenstein—the principality was christened after their family name—for its political value. The princes bought what’s now known as Liechtenstein because it was the last remnant of the Holy Roman Empire, and owning it meant that they could obtain a seat and a vote in the Imperial Diet in Vienna, thereby increasing their power. This plan worked great, but none of the princes bothered traveling there until a century after the place was declared a principality in 1806. The next princely visit wasn’t for decades more. The first prince of Liechtenstein to reside in Liechtenstein proper was Franz Josef II, the father of the current prince, who moved there in 1938.

13. WOMEN ONLY RECENTLY GOT THE VOTE.
After three previous referendums failed, Liechtensteinerinnen (female residents of Liechtenstein) were granted the right to vote in national elections in 1984. The referendum involved only male voters, obviously, and passed by a mere 51.3%. And despite that, women STILL couldn’t vote in local elections until 1986.

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divinehand2003:
We must go there.

You better think twice before going. Don't blame village people it happens

ThankYouGod:
Slavery in its totality.

Pure slavery

There are a lot of strict rules in North Korea. Particularly around censorship.

More often than not, photography is not even allowed.


All of North Korea is a mystery, which we only get glimpses of through smuggled photos and information.

Outsiders aren’t even allowed into the country unless they pay a hefty price.

North Korea is extremely isolated, and secretive.

Here are a few strange, but true laws from North Korea.

1. Government Hair Cuts


In the Western world is blessed to have rights to their own personal style.

But in North Korea, this isn’t the case.

In North Korea there are 28 government approved hair styles in North Korea. That’s it.

10 for men, 18 for women. While I think some haircuts should be discouraged, like man-buns, no haircut should be illegal.

2. Big City


Do you fancy living in the capital of North Korea?

Then you need permission!

That’s right, if you want to live in North Korea’s capital, Pyongyang, then you need to get permission from the government!

3. Voting Is Mandatory


We have the right to decide if we want to vote or not during the election.

But in North Korea, it’s illegal not to vote as the government mandates that all its citizens MUST vote.

However, the government also demands that everyone votes for the same person.

4. Controlled TV


North Korea controls every channel that it’s citizens can watch.

There are only 3 TV channels to choose from and they are strictly controlled by the government.

5. Controlled Religion


North Korea keep control over religion.

If anyone is seen carrying a Bible or any religious text they are imprisoned or executed.

They believe that if the people believe in a power higher than the government, then they could revolt.

6. Family Punishment


If a citizen of North Korea commits a crime then their whole family could face punishment.

In North Korea, the threat of prison and severe punishment always weighs heavy over their lives.

7. Three Classes


In North Korea there is a three-caste system and it’s disturbing.

North Korea’s founder, Kim Il Sung, established the three-caste system in 1957 to control his populace.

Society is broken down into these three classes: core, wavering, and hostiles, with those most loyal to the government were placed in the ‘core’.

8. Human Waste


North Korea stopped receiving fertilizer for its farm land from South Korea in 2008.

Since then North Korea has turned to human waste as a trade for animal waste.

Each factory in North Korea is made to supply farmers with as much human waste as they need.

9. No Escape


If you try to escape North Korea and your caught you will either be executed or put into a labor camp.

It’s hard to sneak into North Korea, but even harder to get out.

10. No Googling


The only people who are allowed to have access to the internet in North Korea are political leaders and their families, students who are studying at elite universities and members of the military’s cyber warfare department.

11. State Made Web


Computers are also made by a state made operating system.

There are no Window computers or Macs in North Korea.

12. No Wifi


Wi-Fi has been banned at North Korean embassies around the world. There is also no wifi in North Korea.

13. Tourism


If (by some stroke of luck) you’re allowed to visit North Korea as a tourist, then a government official will be watching every step you make.

Every interaction, photograph, and visit must first be approved by the government.

14. Military Women


The women in North Korea’s military have to endure incredibly difficult conditions.

They all have to have the same haircut, they’re also required to always march in unison. If they take one misstep then all of them could be sent to a labor camp.

15. No Driving


North Korean citizen is allowed to drive. Only government-sanctioned individuals are allowed to own and drive a car.

16. No International Calls


It is against the law to make an international call in North Korea. If you don’t have permission but make a call anyways then you’re putting your life at risk.

In 2007, a man was alleged to have been shot and killed by the government after making a number of international calls.

Pretty crazy, right?

Thank goodness I don’t live in North Korea!

https://wavysauce.com/16-incredibly-strict-and-crazy-laws-that-only-exist-in-north-korea/

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We are looking for a responsible Delivery Driver to distribute products promptly to our customers and to increase our profitability and customer satisfaction.

Responsibilities:
Deliver a variety of products to different customers and through different routes
Follow route and time schedule
Load, unload, prepare, inspect and operate delivery vehicle
Ask for feedback on provided services and resolve clients’ complaints
Collect payments
Inform on new products and services
Complete logs and reports
Follow DOT regulations and safety standards

Requirements:
Proven working experience as a Delivery Driver
Valid driver’s license
Must reside in Abeokuta, Ogun State.
Good driving record with no traffic violations

Voda Spring Water Limited is a company specialized in the production & whole-sale supply of treated sachet and bottle water, water dispensers & beveragem

JOB DETAILS:

*Drive continuous improvement of processes, productivity and efficiency in the factory.

*Establish monitors and reinforces control across the entire factory related to Production, Quality Assurance, Maintenance and H&S.

*Ensures adherence to Food and Beverage Legislation, ISO certification, Good Manufacturing Practices and other internal and external regulatory compliance.

*Prepare, present and interpret Manufacturing SOPs, make recommendations which result in increased productivity and efficiency; reduce cost and improve customer satisfaction while following production plans.

*Ensure that his/her team completes projects within the deadlines to provide the planned capacity to meet the sales demand.

*Understand and control main cost drivers in Manufacturing.

*Build team's capabilities through implementation of training and development programs.

*Build productive relationships with the employee/ union representatives.

*Establish and maintain productive relationships with the relevant government bodies.

*Ensure health and safety of all employees in the factory.

JOB REQUIREMENTS:

MIN REQUIRED EXPERIENCE: 2 year(s)
MIN QUALIFICATION: Bachelor's Degree/HND/OND
DESIRED COURSES: Qualification relevant to food & beverage processing will be an added advantage.
OTHER REQUIREMENTS: Not more than 45 years old.
JOB LOCATION: ABEOKUTA, OGUN STATE.

Voda Spring Water Limited is a company specialized in the production & whole-sale supply of treated sachet and bottle water, water dispensers & beverages industry.

Interested candidates should please send CVs Shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

We are looking for a responsible Delivery Driver to distribute products promptly to our customers and to increase our profitability and customer satisfaction.

Responsibilities:
Deliver a variety of products to different customers and through different routes
Follow route and time schedule
Load, unload, prepare, inspect and operate delivery vehicle
Ask for feedback on provided services and resolve clients’ complaints
Collect payments
Inform on new products and services
Complete logs and reports
Follow DOT regulations and safety standards

Requirements:
Proven working experience as a Delivery Driver
Valid driver’s license
Must reside in Abeokuta, Ogun State.
Good driving record with no traffic violations

To apply, email resume to

@ OP. I need to drill an industrial borehole in Abeokuta, Ogun state. What is the highest diameter you can drill for me. the geographical survey report says d land is a low yield rock formation but stable.

kpompey:
1.1 m

1.3m last. call for serious inquiries

You can bid for this infiniti fx i want to sell. I will give you discount

https://www.nairaland.com/3686372/sharpest-infiniti-fx35-2005-quick#54648107

great offer

going................

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This car is Nigerian used, clean and chilling AC. The engine and gear is in top shape
For serious inquiries call
Asking: 1.5m

Osinachiadinma:
1.2m

Not cool bro. u can do better. Its going for 1.4 last

This cabstar is Lagos cleared with complete duty. The engine is diesel and manual specifically designed for heavy duty haulage. For inspection and negotiation enquiries, call on

Price: m and slightly negotiable

Installed equipment

Hello Nairalanders,

Amarabae:
Congrats! You and ur wife resemble well.

It's called convergence of appearance.

To God be the glory

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talk2riel:
Happy married life. Na only this marriage registry dey lagos?

women and ikoyi registry are like bread and butter

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I have found the one whom my soul loves. - Song of Solomon 3:4
True love is the joy of life.
A celebration of love and friendship
Love is the greatest adventure
A kiss to build a dream on
All you need is love.
Two become one
Blessing Wed's Yemi