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That wanno job matta na Adeboyefa: |
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For some women, age means different things. For people that worry what age they are, also worry they are seriously judged by their age. To maintain a certain appeal, they might hide their age in favor of a more appealing age. Women are not the only ones that don’t always disclose their true age. Many men will give a false age also. They fear judgment or they desire a certain judgment (in their favor). We might also look at things a little differently… perhaps we ask ourselves why we would ask someone their age? Is it really important? Aren’t we comparing ages? These are good questions to ask ourselves. Hope this helps and take best of care! Openbusiness3: |
Women don't like to be judged by superficial and external qualities. It is limiting and belittling. There's no respect for the ageless wisdom each of us can lay claim to and enjoy. It is my belief that we 'are' every age we ever were. So being considered any particular age limits our ability to 'be' ourselves in any moment. I watched Jungle Jim starring Johnny Weissmuller in black and white one recent Saturday. I felt as if I were 8 years old again -- the entire movie was a time tripping experience. Now I learned a dear friend just died and I am feeling every moment of my life with him in it -- and feeling my own age. We don't want to be limited by anyone's biased perception of what we look like. Our lives are too rich and valuable to be so trivialized. |
Root Causes and Triggers: Spotting Them on Time Some of the following are triggers or vulnerability pointers that’s at the root of children falling prey to secret-cult-gangs: Emotional sickness • Children from broken homes may find solace in being members of secret cults if not given proper upbringing • Permissiveness in home and the society • Child abuse, physical assault, emotional abuse, neglect or abandonment by parents • Peer group influence • Quest for power and revenge • Popularity and wealth • False promises to ignorant and innocent students • School environment where teachers are recruiters, hence lure gullible children • Lack of proper counselling both at home and in school • Bad religious teaching focused on instant gratification, wealth, and material acquisition no matter the means • Low critical thinking skills of student as a result of sub-per or poor standards of education • Children living in a home where being part of secret cults is the norm • Inadequate welfare programme for children • Inconducive learning environment • Discrimination, bullying, and intimidation increases fear and insecurity among students • Sexual harassment, rape • Curiosity about sex • Not inculcating high moral values and discipline • Government lukewarm attitude for enacting strict laws to tackle secret-cult gangsterism In conclusion, children want to trust their parents and guardians implicitly if they show they can be trusted too. Children are loyal to carers or someone who really listens to and understand them; someone who can empathise with them and guide them without intimidation or threat. When secret-gang-cults present themselves as better alternatives, and children join such groups, then as teachers, parents and guardians, it may be because we did not do enough. To all parents who are giving their best, don’t relent |
IcraveLove:Google is your friend, find out |
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We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Graphic Designer / Video Editor / Web Designer Location: Lagos Job type: Full-time Key Responsibilities Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Must be Experienced in: Videography, Video Editing, Web designs, Digital Design, Animation. 2-5 years of content, graphics, and/or video experience with portfolio preferred. Developing brand strategy and providing creative concepts and designs to the different campaigns from our global offices. Ensuring effective and efficient coordination between team and client creative inputs. Develop behavioural change communications strategies which meet the clientТs objectives and program goals. Work closely with the team to visually explain complex data findings, including infographics. Assist with the writing and presentation of cohesive and persuasive rationales for campaign creative approaches, including page layout, presentation design, icon creation and photo editing. Work within the Attainables Entertainment brands on marketing materials and other collateral. Assist with the artistic input and design for print materials, video contents and social media products. Contribute organization and planning for production teams to optimize resources and produce quality and timely out puts. Guide the cycles of campaign development from the initial brainstorming, creative approaches and analysis of available market researches, to the different phases of production development and implementation. Required Qualifications At least 2-5 years of visual design, video editing and web design experience Knowledge of layouts, graphic fundamentals, typography, video editing and web limitations; must have the ability to storyboard or translate ideas to team members A demonstrated working knowledge of experience design, brand development, and creative process Strong knowledge of Adobe collections, InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator, in addition to an understanding of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Ability to work on multiple projects and deadlines. Strong organizational skills and attention to detail. Strong written and oral communication skills. A team player, who is also self-motivated. Experience with international development or a strong international communications background Print and web design capabilities: must know how to work with both types of media for integrated campaigns Knowledge of HTML, CSS, and STATA Application Closing Date 30th June, 2020. How to Apply Interested and qualified candidates should send an introductory email, CV, and samples of recent work to: itunug@attainables.net Subject line of the email should be "Graphic Designer/Video Editor/ Web design" and then the applicant's name. Note: Only short-listed candidates will be contacted for interviews. |
Barrytone:Well said |
Physical attraction is important to both sexes, but looks are just something that helps in the short term. If a woman starts dating a hot guy, she will be attracted to him for some time, but if he doesn’t know how to lead the conversation, to inspire her and make the relationship interesting, she will dump him. If a woman dates a guy with a sense of humor, she will not care too much about his looks, because he will make her laugh, he will always bring something fresh to the relationship. And that’s the thing women want. They want to be entertained. If you have humor, you have woman’s attention. Simple as that. If you are a man with a good sense of humor, don’t worry. You won’t be single for long. However, if you are a funny woman, you may want to keep that for yourself, at least for a few dates. A funny guy is usually the life of the party. He can ease awkward social situations with a well-placed joke at the right time. Dating a 'wise guy' is easy and you never have to worry about leaving him alone in a room full of strangers. Funny guys know what makes people tick so he will break the ice and get them chuckling by the time you are back. |
This thread just died like that |
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frozen70:hmmmmm |
LyfeJennings:what's your point? |
juniorstar:Well if he didn't snictch I would have fallen a victim |
Starz825:True tho |
I saw some signs but he denied and gave me a 100 reasons why he is not married. My sis fear men! He would follow me to church and everywhere, we do prayers together sef, this guy can call me 10 times a day. He almost followed me to my elder sisters wedding then so he could use the opportunity to introduce himself to my family. It was his friend who was jealous of our relationship that revealed the truth to me. Fear men! Many years after the damage, this guy still contacted me to tell me he loves me. I told him I don't know him and his name doesn't ring a bell. He sounded very sad and since then never contacted me again....this life! |
Hathor5:hmmmmmm |
Bola146:such as |
Pasquale212:why? |
This thread is dead |
deewhydoski:k |
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I am convinced that the Igbos are the most inconsiderate set of hypocrites. How can your mother be the one to decide your fate or choose who to marry? Not even at the start of the relationship? Over two years and your Mom is influencing your decision?. op please leave !! |
You dont get my point do you ojesymsym: |
islamics: |
for a school teacher than earns less than 50k 9jatriot: |
Donsheddy:most time runs into months |
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