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kpizzle:
University of Waterloo. Course is not applied Science, applied sciences are the ones that are 2 yrs.

Ok thank you

kpizzle:
Thanks phucosjosh. I have mark you down to review my SOP.

My profile

10 yrs work experience for 2 international renowned companies (no gaps)
Self sponsor (refused application 8.6M, present closing balance 12.5 M)
Landed document of ongoing building plan approval
UG: University of Ibadan
Course: computer science
grade: 2.1, 2.9/4.0
grad course: management science (Masters)
Course duration: 1 yrs
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kids: 2 (both below 5)
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Which university did you apply? Master of science courses are usually 2 years

ibkayee:
Didn’t like the rice tbh, not a fan of chunky rice, sauce was lacklustre too. Didn’t cook

This looks horrible honestly speaking....

Hello good people, has any body got idea any affordable business schools in canada where to apply for masters degree !

TonyeBarcanista:
Read the comment you quoted again!

All he should have done was to withhold assent and give his reasons instead of assenting to it at same time complain.

Patriotism is about doing what is right irrespective of public opinion/sentiment

2018 budget was submitted in November 2017 and NASS sat on the budget waiting for the year to nearly end before approving it and you know very well it was deliberately done to frustrate PMB's government. The year has gone half and you still expect PMB to withold signing the budget and send it back to the thieves at NASS who will probably take another 6 months to do something. When then will the 2018 budget be implemented?? Simply put, he signed the budget in the interest of the masses because when 2 elephants fight, the grass suffers. I will refer you this brilliant post to enable you further understand truth of what the NASS has done: https://www.nairaland.com/4576212/unethical-conduct-national-assembly

TonyeBarcanista:
in other words, Buhari agreed to assent to a bill that he knew was fashioned to serve interests other than that of the public simply because of public sentiment and for fear of being in the wrong side of public opinion? Then he has no business ranting

His "ranting" is very much in order. He's only trying to educate us on how the NASS is so bent on sabotaging his government but real lovers of progress and truth know that Buhari means good for this country but unfortunately he can't do it alone without the support of you and me and the NASS. NASS is full of corrupt elements with selfish interests but what is most problematic is the fact the citizens of this country will rather support and hail thieves than identify with real progressives

It is a pity even the youths that should teach these thieves a lesson are being brainwashed into believing that Buhari is the problem of this country. Only the looters and those with selfish hidden interests want Buhari and Magu out by all means so they will continue to suck us dry in this country. God forbid !
Long live Magu !
Long live Buhari !!
Long live Nigeria !!!

Mizjemie25:
I used green vegetable, Onion, pepper, smoked fish, tomato and seasoning (salt, curry and knor).

Chop the onion, pepper and tomatoes.
Slice and wash the vegetable, add hot water to it (I think it's called blanching) remove immediately then rinse in cold water.

Heat groundnut/vegetable oil in a frying pan, then add the chopped onion and pepper, followed by the tomato.
Allow it to cook for awhile, when the tomatoes is well cooked to your desire, add all the seasoning and smoked fish..

Allow to cook for like 2mins then add your vegetable and cook for another 2mins.. Vegetable is ready.. Hope it's helpful

First time am knowing about "blanching" of vegetables...
Thanks a lot

Mizjemie25:
Breakfast with a chilled bottle of coke

Vegetable looks good, how did you prepare please ?

Bomgirl:
I forgot to snap the rice...

Is the vegetable green or ugu, looks more like green

lolipopandy:
yeah I used fresh tomato ,steam d tomato with the meat allow it to cook till there is no water in it then add your palm oil and let it boil for a while
I mixed d egusi with water in a bowl not too much water though .
Put d clean pot on the fire and pour d egusi in d pot and let d water dry of and dnt forget to keep on stirring till there is no water in it
Now pour d steamed meat in and stir ,add a little water if u want depending on how you like your egusi soup
Add salt,crayfish,and a cube of Maggi with blended fresh pepper
Allow it to boil for a while
add your leave stir and you done

Thanks

lolipopandy:
Decided to make egusi today

Looks good...do you add tomatoes to your egusi.
Recipe please

xtenxive:
puisque vous êtes bons en français, j'aimerai apprendre avec n'importe lequel d'entre vous basé à lagos, Nigeria.


c'est pour yerilistic et jamariwolf de répondre s'il vous plaît

Bonsoir, cher ami...
Je ne suis pas parfait en français et n'habite pas au Nigéria bien que Je sois Nigérian.
En fait je travaille à Londres et mon boulot des fois m’amène bosser à Paris ...voilà pourquoi mon niveau de la langue français est bon.
Tu sais qu'il y a l'Alliance Français à Lagos où tu peux t'inscrire pour appendre mieux la langue ?

VagileVictor:
The Anglican Church is very orderly and all issues relating to a Diocese is strictly at the mercy of the Bishop.

Those Priests are playing with fire for disobeying their superior officer which tantamount to breaching the oath of allegiance to the Bishop and by extension, the Primate and Metropolitan of the Anglican Church in Nigeria.

The truth in this matter is that the Primate cannot bye-pass the Bishop of the Diocese.

Exactly !

ojoadeola:
My understanding of the whole issue
1. Bishop requests the 3 Priests to pay their Annual remittances to the Diocese called "Assessment". This assessment is used to run the affairs of the Church and pay workers/staff/Priests of the Diocese.
2. The 3 Priests refused to allow their churches make payment of the Assessment as required by the law of Diocese, citing cases of non-payment of their salaries.
3. The behaviour of the Priests irked the Bishop (who has absolute authority over the church and the Diocese) and he transferred them from their churches - A power statutorily given to him under the law of the Diocese and the Church. (Please note: He has ABSOLUTE power under God to direct the affairs of the Diocese).
4. For the fact that the Priests refused to be transferred (an effrontery to him), he requests the withdrawal of their licence (this is also within his power as a bishop). The priests refused and appealed to the head of the Church in Abuja (Primate) to intervene.
5. The intervention of the Primate was slow in coming thus the need to approach a court of law to deter the priests from continuing to usurp his power in the Diocese.

Testimonies of the church
The members of the Church are supporting their priests on the fact that:
1. They see the Bishop as a Dictator or a De Facto leader
2. They accused him of Mal-administration, intimidation and harassment
3. They want to show solidarity for their Priests
4. They want the Bishop to be removed.

The 3 Priests' position
The priests refused to accede to the Bishop's request because:
1. They have not been paid their salaries
2. The submission of their licences to the Bishop is tantamount to sack, and they don't want to be sacked
3. They have appealed to the Primate, and awaits his intervention
4. The affected Churches are supporting them

We should not see this as a ploy by "gullible leaders" of the church to fight over money as the Anglican Church is orderly and takes accountability serious at all levels. They give account of church spending annually to members in the month of February every year, a rare case in most churches.

My position however is that the Bishop should organise a round-table discussion with the Priests and other senior Priests in the Diocese to resolve this matter and also engage the leadership of the affected churches. He should withdraw the case from court and allow the Spirit of God to direct the proceedings in the Diocese.

Hebrews 12:14 says "Follow peace with all men, and holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord:"

A very good unbiased appraisal of the situation, you got it all. The anglican church confers ABSOLUTE AUTHORITY of administration of a diocese on the BISHOP and even the Primate the Church of Nigeria Anglican Communion does not have much influence on the bishop of a diocese. This is what obtains in the Anglican Communion.

Bizarre non ?.....de quoi parlez-vous ici en fait ?

ameryzzy:
My white rice and vegetable sauce, so yummy

Your vegetable sauce looks wonderful ...recipe please ?

If this is true it's a welcome development even though it's long overdue.
It has since become extremely embarrassing in Abia state especially Aba.
Many investors and serious business men have relocated to other safer states to the detriments of Abia state.
The earlier you get these evil men called kidnappers rooted out of the state the better for Abia, hoping to bring back those who have deserted the state due to unending insecurity.

Bekwarra:
When Francois Fillon defeated former president Nicolas Sarkozy for the Republican party ticket months ago, many thought the election was going to be a walkover for him as Benoit Hamon the Socialist candidate has refused to come out of the shadow of the outgoing president Francois Holland's who refused to seek reelection although entitled to it due to personal scandal and an eroded popularity. Thus the stage was set for an epic battle between Fillon widely seen as scandal-free and Hamon, Hollande's protégé.
However, the French people have a different opinion of issues, the anti-establishment sentiments sweeping through the West berthed in France and the people opted for outsiders. Fillon was not helped by the scandal which broke out that he paid his wife and two children over one million dollars for work they did not do as parliamentary assistants. This damaged Fillon's reputation cum campaign making him to jostle for 3rd spot with an outsider despite starting the race as the frontrunner.
Now the election has come and gone and there will b a runoff since no candidate was able to amass 50% of the votes. The two candidates to go head to head are Emmanuel Macron a 39-year old political novice who has never contested for an elected position and Marine le Pen, a far right nationalist who has always being on the fringes of French politics. In all these, the French people have spoken and their voices have been heard, they want to do away with the establishment. But what do we have here in Nigeria? Old men and women who have been at the helm of affairs for the better part of 3 decades are still dictating things. Imagine Macron a 39-year old banker who's also a novice becoming a frontrunner in an election in a super power country like France while in Nigeria, our youths are begging a 74-year old man to run again in 2019. Where's the hope? Where's the future? Look at what took Hollande out of the race, look at what damaged Fillon's chances, can all these happen in my country?
Delegations would have been sent to Hollande to beg him to contest with youths carrying placards to support him calling his scandals political gimmicks by his detractors. Fillon would have seen a one-million man march by the youths and people of his ethnic group to support him despite the scandal. They would have called it politics of bitterness to take their son out of the race. Macron would have been termed a joker who should go and face his banking business if they were all to be Nigerians. Add religion to the equation and your guess is as good as mine. Are we cursed here? Can this country become better? Where is the future we desire when our male youths idle their lives away following celebs online, wasting their time on booze and girls while their female counterparts have become slay mamas whose ambition in life is to garner Instagram likes. Things are becoming worse but what are the youths doing? They are checking out who rocked it better between Omotola and Yemi Alade, they are still debating the deserved winner of bbnaija between Efe and Tboss, they are slaying and peppering one another.
I GIVE UP.

God bless you real good. You ve said it all. Untill the youth of this country takes the bull by the horn and reject all these old recycled corrupt politicians in Nigeria, we continue to remain stagnant as a nation. Look at all the allegations against a sitting senate president and his common sense still did not convince him to resign but instead he is secretly working to frustrate the anti corruption war and the senseless youth is even shouting a political witch hunt.It's really a hopeless situation in Nigeria largely owing to lack of foresight and enlightenment . May God help us.

baganas:
For all those who clamour for magu's subtitute remember that only one of two will follow. Either that substitute will compromise and bow to the powers of the Senate (survival of looters) or proves difficult to handle(survival of Nigerians) and thereby ignite fresh vicious cicle of conflict of interest . This the dilemma the presidency is facing on our behalf. Like or share

Thank you very much for this submission! Only the wise will read in between the lines and understand the real obstacles to fight against corruption in this country.
After the evil forces dealt a blow to Ribadu and suceeded in getting rid of him, Lamorde came on board and in a bid to avoid suffering the same fate of Ribadu, he became a puppet to the corrupt rich politicians and EFCC was nearly not heard of throughout his tenure. The same forces are fighting tooth and neck to discredit and disqualify the ever fearless Magu to facilitate the installation of another puppet whom they will use to kill the fight against corruption.

bionixs:
oga,if you like garner a million likes from educated zombies, the truth is that you can't wash dirty clothes with dirty water . if you must come to equity,wash your hands. Magu,I repeat, magu isn't the only man in Nigeria that has the will power to fight corruption. The legislooter have just found a black hole on his white shirt. they should change him. he has their attribute -corruption

Many of the legislators have EFCC cases hanging on thier neck and you don't expect them to confirm a serious anti corruption c-zar like Magu, impossible. Of course any body can be appointed to head the EFCC like we had in the era of Lamorde and waziri during which EFCC was nearly dead because they wanted to remain in the good books of the legislators and still claimed to be fighting corruption. If that is what you want then forget about fighting corruption and rather declare corruption legal afterall one of our "heros" once said stealing is not corruption !

This is good !
Magu must continue whether they like it or not.
We know that corruption is really fighting back but with perseverance and resilience this fight against corruption must be won because every other progress in this country depends on it.
With the fantastically corrupt judiciary and the legistlative arms it's not going to be easy but with God on our side, this country will survive all the wicked forces uniting to derail the fight against corruption.

Please click "like" if you believe and "share" if you don't

cococandy:
Jollof rice
Fried rice
Fried chicken
Grilled chicken
Mac and cheese
Sandwich rolls
Grilled whole Duck
Puff puff
Skinless white bread sandwiches and the other kids' snacks.

Thanks nwanyi oma !

cococandy:
Baby girl turned one and we invited some friends to come celebrate with her.
Everything but the fruit tray and kids crackers made by me.
Mmm hmm.

Was tired af. Afterwards. But it was worth it.

Congrats to her !

Please can you list the items by names as the picture doesn't show enough details. I could recognise the jollof rice, chicken, fruit and chips trays but the rest I am struggling to know what they are.

This is corruption fighting back and frustrating PMB's efforts to get the country rid of corruption.
The legislators and the judiciary the greatest headache of this government of CHANGE !
May God help us.

#SAYNOTOCORRUPTION#

This is beautiful!
I thank God that there are still honest people in the opposition who can stand up for the truth.
Corruption is corruption and must be killed before it kills this country.
We cannot continue to blame the president for the rot in the nation whereas the institutions that should asist the govt are frustrating all his efforts in the fight against corruption.
Any country with corrupt judiciary is finished and when you now add a corrupt national assembly what else do you expect??
Let us all stand up firmly and support this govt in this complex fight against corruption and secure a future for our children and the innocent unborn generations. If we don't get things right under this govt of PMB then we are finished as a nation.
God bless PMB for us !!!!

Sai Baba !

Signs of better things to come under our able PMB !

May the good Lord help rescue the rest of the Chiboks !

Amen !!!

Honestly speaking, this evil thing called subsidy has done more harm than good to this country and I am of the opinion it should be left to go forever. Good things never come without sacrifices, omolettes cannot be made without breaking eggs. Let us be patient and co-operate with the government and get these issues sorted once and for all....we are definitely heading to greatness by God's grace. For me, NLC strike is not necessary but rather counterproductive.
God bless Nigeria.

iflywithbuhari:
Where is that silly SSA on NASS affairs, that told us that we will smile to the bank. I laugh at ppl like Madrid guy, they don't know what they are in for. I remember telling someone, that come today, we will get another telenovela twist. This President is Useless, confused, incompetent and a downright liar. They will play us like film trick from now till thy kingdom come. APC zombies, Una eye go soon clear.

Do you expect him to sign anything they package to him like previous zombie presidents without choice? Definitely not possible at least with the present government headed by the useful, well-oriented competent and honest leader. Nigerians should just know that our greatest enemies against real change are the legislators and the judiciary and not our God given president who is really on a rescue mission.
Let's have patience with him, give him all he needs to clear up the mess of the past 16 years of PDP, and hold him to ransom if he eventually fails.

Poor reporting.....
Pain is not a complete indication for limb amputation unless a very serious untreatable cause is implicated. Is he diabetic or does he suffer peripheral vascular diseases....etc
Please let's be sure of our sources before publication.