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Jazakumllahu khairan.

Mine is:
When I learnt about the program I rushed to register but when I got to a stage in registration I was asked to pay for a proficiency test of which I paid. Ever since, I can't access the test not to talk of proceeding in registration. I've been calling the numbers provided to no avail (ringing but not answered).

Nikini. Na 2day?
Something happened to my fwend bk in 2015. He s d best graduating student of our set and they gave him 2k nd VC handshake as price. Not even in cash o buh a form to fill first. Pesin wey travel from Niger state whr him dy serve com Ado Ekiti... If na BBN dem go add 500k transport fare join

please, I too need job. I'm University graduate and I reside in Ibadan, though can work anywhere.
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Congrat Sis. Mor blessing.
Abeg who Don patronize wish store b4 o. I wan kno aw reliable dy ar nd wat is their duration 4 delivery

Please has anyone purchase goods from Wish store? If. Aw reliable are they nd wat s d duration 4 their delivery

rotybarry:
You can also drop your number, name and location to get added

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Ibadan
oyekunle oyebode kazeem

jamp:
Hello house, since the creation of Agric section on nairaland, peoples lives have been touched, contacts established and new friends made too.

This thread is for nairaland farmers to drop their contact email, area of specialisation, phone number (optional) and location (optional).we need to have a directory of our farmers.

The aim is to share infomation faster for those who cannot get immediate answers from threads immediately.

Fellow farmers lets feel to network and build a greater nigeria through farming.


@mods, pls stick this thread on agric section home page.

iyandaboy@yahoo.com
area of specialization is RABBITRY
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gbolahanoluyemi:
Business and being an Enterpreneur is the way forward, persons in salaried employment also do side hustle to support their income.

But for every business, two things are important, ideas and opportunity. While some people are looking for your services, you are looking for who to render the services to, you need to be connected for mutual benefit.

Bearing this in mind, myself and likeminds envisiage a virtual society of business and career people where we can exchange services, ideas and opportunities.

Benefits of this society includes:

Free Legal Advise on business and career issues.
Subsidized business retreat ( once in a year)
Seminar and webinars (free)
Connections
Etc.

You can join by sending a what's app message to 08023021162. I will add you to the group on what's app. It's absolutely free and you reserve to leave at anytime of your choice

You can also drop your number here if you so wish

Let's Excel together

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saajus:
I would prefer Teni Soyinka to Teni Dangote. I don't worship money. Many Nigerian Billionaires made their money using our Commonwealth.

u must b joking

nicepoker101:
If you don't have funds and the will power pls don't venture into agriculture o. I started with one acre last year manually. But today I have up to 12 acres. Mechanized.

pls I need help on information. kindly send me aw I cn reach u. iyandaboy@yahoo.com. thanks

true2god:
It will validate or nullify your claim.

I would b glad if u can bring a defining quote frm history or any scripture. as an historian, any special/glorifying discoveries in history were noted nd dated. till now I av'nt heard abt dis b4. so put wateva u re aside nd let's dig up som facts(I've already started) so as to nullify dis proof...

oluwamile:
Moral story,dnt think money is everything,he was busy chasing money
Saraki and obasanjo are the most overhyped politicians in this world

they ar not overhyped. dey only lost som touches of d dots nd d lines break. that's all.
once d lines break, u lose d grip...

I still can't biliv dis. Whr ar d security personel. dis ought to av bin curb b4 hand.

please I nid someone who can produce hand band at cheaper rate. I'm going for 2000 units. kindly contact me via whatsapp 07033214620 or iyandaboy@yahoo.com

A CASE OF A TOOTHLESS BULLDOG OR AN UNBIASED GLOBAL WATCHDOG? BY ALLISON OKIKIOLA
The recent intrigues following the sudden disappearance of Saudi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, on October 2, 2018 in the country’s consulate in Istanbul have attracted a myriad of conflicting narratives and actions from major players in the international political scene. The Saudi journalist, an insider-turned-critic of the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammad Ibn Salman, is one of the most prominent Saudi journalists. The journalist has recently called out the crown prince after series of human rights violations, arrests and promises of reform in the kingdom. According to a news report by Aljazeera, Khashoggi advocated for freedom of speech in his country, and in September 2017, he criticised the classification of the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorists by Saudi Arabia. In a post on twitter, he wrote:
"For a while now, I have found that anyone who believes in reform, change, the Arab spring and freedom, and those who are proud of their religion and their country is labelled as being part of the Muslim Brotherhood. It seems that the Brotherhood’s school of thought is noble."
Following the disappearance of Jamal in Istanbul, Turkish sources told media outlets that they believed the writer had been killed inside the consulate in what they described as a ‘premeditated murder’. The United Kingdom, France and Germany vigorously demanded a credible investigation into the disappearance and said they were treating the case with utmost seriousness. However, the initial reaction of the US president, Donald Trump to the news does not seem to tally with that of his European allies. For a country that prides itself as the protector of human rights at home and abroad, the president’s instinctive reaction was that the US would be punishing itself if it halts military sales to Saudi Arabia, even if it is proven that Khashoggi was killed inside the country’s consulate in Istanbul. The assertion of the US president,some analysts have suggested, could have been influenced by the country's strategic interest in the Middle East which Saudi protects.
Meanwhile, prominent US media outlets and business leaders have boycotted a major Saudi investment conference over the disappearance of Khashoggi. As investigation gets underway, the Financial Times, Bloomberg, CNN, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi and World Bank President Jim Yong Kim, among others, said they were no longer participating in the high-profile Future Investment Initiative conference in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, scheduled to begin on October 23.
Notwithstanding the signficance of these boycotts, the ultimate question is whether the US can afford to alienate Riyadh at the detriment of its own economy and strategic interest. To be sure, this is a clear case of human rights versus National interest. According to W.J Hennigan in reference to the nature of the US and Saudi relations, ‘the 75-year-old alliance between the two states has been built on a simple arrangement: American demand for Saudi oil and Saudi demand for American firepower’. Nonetheless, it is also apposite to stress the strategic importance Saudi Arabia and Israel, both of them US allies, play in checking Iran and its ambition to subvert the Jewish state, Israel, in the Middle East.The United States has threatened to sanction Saudi if probes establish any link between Riyadh and Khasoggi's murder. Whereas Washington and Riyadh have exchanged words in the past weeks on who benefits more from their long standing friendship, the credibility of the threats of sanctions against Saudi is foggy at the moment. US policymakers will naturally weigh the consequences of angering Saudi Arabia which, apart from its multibillion dollars investment in the US economy, is also key to US policies in the Middle East. Some foreign policy analysts have linked Saudi's newfound dilly-dally on Palestine to a secret pact the kingdom allegedly struck with the United States and Israel. Thus, it would be very difficult for the US to impose sanctions on Saudi Arabia after the latter ‘conveniently’ admitted that Jamal Khashoggi was indeed killed in the country’s consulate in Istanbul following a ‘brawl’. The kingdom has also sacked and arrested 18 of its nationals, including the Royal court adviser Saud al-Qahtani and deputy intelligence chief Ahmed al- Asiri. One cannot also help but wonder if these people are just victims of circumstances or major actors in the death of the journalist or fall-guys!
Apparently banking on its strategic importance to the US in the Middle East geopolitics and its vast oil deposit, Saudi Arabia has promised severe retaliations on any attempt to undermine it whether through threats of sanctions or the use of political pressure, threatening to respond to any action with a bigger one. On the other hand, the US congress has called for a halt in the future arms sales to Saudi Arabia following the disappearance of the Saudi journalist, with senator Rubio asserting that ‘if we do not take action, including potential arms sales, as a result of this, then we are not going to be able to, with a straight face or any credibility, confront Putin or Assad or Maduro in Venezuela or frankly the Chinese and their human rights violation’. Will the action of the US president, in this instance, align with the image of a toothless bulldog in dealing with Saudi Arabia or give precedence to national interest over human rights and damn the moral consequences feared by Rubio?

DAT s religious bigotry. we shd b conscious nd cautious wen religion is involved. hijab s part of d Muslims dressing nd identity, I dnt c anytn bad in wearing of hijab in our schs. desist frm religious extremism. let us accept each other...

congrat! abeg I too nod job o I nid helper to connect me God help us all

iyandaboy@yahoo.com

The CAN-man repeated same tin prof was talkin abt. We ar blinded wit our believes dat we drew individual disparity dt ar of no match, wen we tink ones faith s d best we kill 'communalism' nd we won't b able to address d current prob. Even d so called BELIEVERS ignorantly or unconsciously creates dis problem.... I wl prove if u dnt get it

I'm not suprise, Yoruba s d most spoken african indigenious language in d world. Been spoken in some carribean nd most south american countries

dats cool