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Kekereekun123:
Story was making sence till you got to salary part. Bro you lied

Fine, he lied. You can come and be going.

lovecares34:
congrats to u. nice testimony. Pls I want to ask this very important q. your fasting for 5 yrs was it a daily fasting for 5 yrs ?? the lady that appeared, I dont understand, did she appear right in the chapel while u were praying and told you u will get a job now. pls let me know, thanks.

No go jonse yourself o.

monichannel:
That's 725k/month for a starter... Hard to believe but if true, congratulations.

Multinationals use their sane home country hard currency scale for payment.

Yes, I said sane country.

Any country that has the mind to fix graduate pay at #30 000 with bitterness isn't sane.

slegerman:
Lol,..... This story is good because it helps increases the belief of the downtrodden that one day things will be better if he keeps working harding and praying. Aside that, there were serious flaws and my question goes thus:

1) How can a management position in a company employ someone without cognate experience?

2) You mind telling the name of the organization and the link to the advertised vacancy?

I'm not disputing your story, though, it seems clearly something is amiss. Congrats anyway�

Davidhnk Please ignore this dude. Village people are using him mightily.


Some people are just positioned by devil to cut down one's joy.

Davidhnk:
In 2012, I bagged a degree in Biochemistry (B.Sc Biochemistry) from the prestigious Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. Biochemistry is a discipline that is not considered lucrative in Nigeria and neither is it categorized under the so-called “Professional Course”. Surprisingly, I chose Biochemistry over medicine and pharmacy and then my sister thought I was crazy. My unquenchable passion for the manufacturing sector especially the food industry is the drive. While in school, my colleagues always wondered why a brilliant guy like me would choose biochemistry, a course that according to them, has no future in Nigeria.
My confidence was high because I graduated with Second Class Honours (Upper Division). This is a remarkable achievement considering the grade pattern of biochemistry graduates from ABU Zaria over the years.
I completed the compulsory one year NYSC in 2014 and job hunting started:
i. I was invited for KPMG job test and I failed
ii. Union Bank Graduate Trainee and I failed
iii. Ernst & Young Graduate Trainee and I failed
iv. Deloitte Graduate Trainee and I failed
v. UAC Graduate Trainee and I failed
vi. I applied for different positions with Nestle Nigerian PLC but I was not even shortlisted for aptitude test.
Also, I applied for several positions in Federal government and State government parastatals and I did not make it as well mainly due to nepotism. At a point I considered committing suicide.
I applied for a teaching job and I got one immediately for a paltry salary of ₦20,000. I taught Biology and Chemistry to students in SS I – SS III for two years and I was able to save some money because I was living with my sibling, so I did not spend money on house rent and other necessities.
In 2016, I had a chance with Sterling Bank and made it to documentation stage. However, after prayers, I was advised against taking the job because God revealed that I will not last in banking sector.
I had to combine teaching in private secondary school and studying for my M.SC Biochemistry. This was the most stressful and difficult moment in my life.
God is faithful, I completed my M.Sc. Biochemistry in 2019 (one year lost to incessant ASUU strike) and published four articles in reputable local and international journals. I was thinking my only hope is a Lecturing Job. I was still teaching for ₦20,000 with my M.SC Biochemistry. God Almighty decided to surprise me.
I have been fasting and praying for a good job for five years now. I have faced rejection, insult, hatred, intimidation, humiliation and harassment. My family has been insulted because we are not rich and their only hope that their brilliant son would graduate and help the family has been dashed. According to them, no job without connection, no money for him to start a business, your case is sorry.
In April 2019, I was lying down in the Blessed Sacrament (I’m a Catholic) asking God salient questions about my life and a revelation came: A lady appeared and told me that I have the job now. In July 2019, a multinational food industry advertised for Management Position and biochemistry was listed with M.SC as the minimum requirement. I applied and to the glory of God Almighty, I made it to final stage and was selected. The day I was invited to sign the appointment letter, I realized that my total annual remuneration is a whooping ₦8,700, 000.00 (Eight million Seven hundred thousand naira) with other benefits.
THIS MUST BE GOD!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank God for you.


It's very clear Nigeria doesn't value labour.

How many Nigerian coys would pay that?

Government is fighting labour on top a miserly #30 000 monthly.

Who do Nigeria this? Yet the same pimps fighting you over #30 000 don't see anything with allocating millions to themselves over flimsy reasons like wardrobe allowance, car allowance, furniture allowance etc

Davidhnk:
In 2012, I bagged a degree in Biochemistry (B.Sc Biochemistry) from the prestigious Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. Biochemistry is a discipline that is not considered lucrative in Nigeria and neither is it categorized under the so-called “Professional Course”. Surprisingly, I chose Biochemistry over medicine and pharmacy and then my sister thought I was crazy. My unquenchable passion for the manufacturing sector especially the food industry is the drive. While in school, my colleagues always wondered why a brilliant guy like me would choose biochemistry, a course that according to them, has no future in Nigeria.
My confidence was high because I graduated with Second Class Honours (Upper Division). This is a remarkable achievement considering the grade pattern of biochemistry graduates from ABU Zaria over the years.
I completed the compulsory one year NYSC in 2014 and job hunting started:
i. I was invited for KPMG job test and I failed
ii. Union Bank Graduate Trainee and I failed
iii. Ernst & Young Graduate Trainee and I failed
iv. Deloitte Graduate Trainee and I failed
v. UAC Graduate Trainee and I failed
vi. I applied for different positions with Nestle Nigerian PLC but I was not even shortlisted for aptitude test.
Also, I applied for several positions in Federal government and State government parastatals and I did not make it as well mainly due to nepotism. At a point I considered committing suicide.
I applied for a teaching job and I got one immediately for a paltry salary of ₦20,000. I taught Biology and Chemistry to students in SS I – SS III for two years and I was able to save some money because I was living with my sibling, so I did not spend money on house rent and other necessities.
In 2016, I had a chance with Sterling Bank and made it to documentation stage. However, after prayers, I was advised against taking the job because God revealed that I will not last in banking sector.
I had to combine teaching in private secondary school and studying for my M.SC Biochemistry. This was the most stressful and difficult moment in my life.
God is faithful, I completed my M.Sc. Biochemistry in 2019 (one year lost to incessant ASUU strike) and published four articles in reputable local and international journals. I was thinking my only hope is a Lecturing Job. I was still teaching for ₦20,000 with my M.SC Biochemistry. God Almighty decided to surprise me.
I have been fasting and praying for a good job for five years now. I have faced rejection, insult, hatred, intimidation, humiliation and harassment. My family has been insulted because we are not rich and their only hope that their brilliant son would graduate and help the family has been dashed. According to them, no job without connection, no money for him to start a business, your case is sorry.
In April 2019, I was lying down in the Blessed Sacrament (I’m a Catholic) asking God salient questions about my life and a revelation came: A lady appeared and told me that I have the job now. In July 2019, a multinational food industry advertised for Management Position and biochemistry was listed with M.SC as the minimum requirement. I applied and to the glory of God Almighty, I made it to final stage and was selected. The day I was invited to sign the appointment letter, I realized that my total annual remuneration is a whooping ₦8,700, 000.00 (Eight million Seven hundred thousand naira) with other benefits.
THIS MUST BE GOD!!!!!!!!!!!

Praise the Lord!!!!

[quote author=lexyking post=89109636][/quote]This is becoming interesting. Why didn't you marry her and how did your mum know who she is?

Funny enough.

lexyking:
when we were together I really made it big time. I got so many things my way.

Money wise? People were dashing you money?

omooluorun:
For real?

Does his face look smiling to you?

lexyking:
I will never forget my ordeal with one emere girl like that. I fell for this girl from the moment I saw her, she is so beautiful and curvy in fact everything about her was perfect.
Although she's from Edo state, she grew up in Lagos so she's more Yoruba than Edo in fact she doesn't tell anyone she's from Edo state. And me that my mother has been disturbing me to bring home a decent Yoruba girl, after wooing her which I must I admit was no small feat because it took me almost 8 month to convince this girl to trust me enough to come to my house and another 3-4 month before we did the Do.

But it was worth the stress cos she was everything I had hoped she would be. The problem is I didn't have marriage on my plans I just wanted babies so that my mum can have her grandchildren and let me rest.
And in my mind I knew I couldn't find a better babymama. We dated for about a year then she took in,Gbam!! That was where the bubble burst o she said it's time to meet her parent and discuss marriage plans me I said I'm not ready for marriage o, she then made me understand that she can't and won't give birth out of wedlock.

I then told her that me no wan marry o. The next thing she said and I quote is ' thank God you still have a mother and I can see she's a spiritual person ask her to find out who I am' on hearing this and being a Yoruba boy I knew I was in trouble I just kuku left her place and called my mum sharp sparp . She said she would make enquiries and get back to me.
Later that day my mum called and told me that the girl is a MAMA o (iya agba) that hope I have not said anything provocative to her I said no then my mum asked for her number and helped me to pacify her. She agreed to terminate the pregnancy since I wasn't going to marry her.
Although to be sincere I got so many unwarranted favours during my courtship with her

Did she make you a millionaire?

Freddykrueger:
Spiritual girls are the best. Very good in bed and they never want to see you mad or stressed up. They don't need nothing from you, just your attention n dick. They'll kill anyone for you.

If they are asked to sacrifice you, count yourself dead already.

Mkayfrenzy:
I never had any verbal breakup with any of them, I just kept drawing away little by little till they either forgot about me or started dating someone else.

You don bleep any of them?

Mkayfrenzy:
Over the past 8 years,. I've dated 4 ladies and they have each belonged to one spiritual coven or the other. Either it's Mammy water or what yorubas call emere.
It's until we are deep in the relationship before I'm aware of this. Funniest thing is that they are usually the ones to tell me themselves., Even though they would have been exhibiting different behavior and signs to prove it.

Nah your opportunity to blow be this o.
Tell her to make you rich.
If she doesn't know how, let her connect you to papiwater.

Udoskybest:
I know this is a very wrong time to trouble y'all with my personal issues seeing we're all troubled by the persistent rise in figures of persons with or suspected to have contracted the novel Covid 19. But this issue is really of pressing concern to me and I'll appreciate your sincere contribution(s).

I love my girl so much and have gone extra miles for her. I'm in my mid 20s, comfortable but not rich. My girl is still a student in a nursing college and we reside in same state though she still stays with her parents...

She is too demanding and arrogant when there's a little delay in delivery of her never ending demand. Recently she demanded that I sub for her but my account was on red alert. I wanted to share her data from mine, MTN no gree. I explained to her and even sent her screenshot of the failed transaction only for her to call me by my name (which was unusual) and rained insults on me. I love her and wish to walk her down the aisle but I'm confused now.
What should I do??

Nah her type go wake all your ancestors curse them when she enters labour.

Let her be

Can it take better knacking or will it reset to factory setting?

Beyonce.

Tochi2020:
Some people are really heartless shaa. How can you even think of doing killing your fellow human

This young lady, Adoki Joy , 400l student of MGR Department UNIPORT was declared missing last month was found dead.



One of the suspect ,Friday AKpan confessed to the killing of the girl and two other boys.



He confessed to the police after being arrested that they raped and killed her alongside two others and then buried them in a shallow grave.

Joy before her demise was a student of Uniport and she deals in men and women footwear's to support herself in school before being killed by her abductor.

The heart of man they said is evil!!


See Photos And Videos Of The Beautiful Damsel Before Her Early Grave.
https://www.thenaijafame.com.ng/2020/05/beautiful-photos-of-adoki-joy-400l.html?m=1

How can one month buried decompose to bones?

Police fit beat you sotay you admit killing all your ancestors.

pDudd:
I'm not engaging anyone is online fights. I'm enlightening my brothers here. Your rants will be ignored.

Next tip: If you don't like gay or transgendered people, please don't go into any relationship with Akata women. The Akata female you are going out with likely has people of varying sexual orientations in her family. He brother may be transgendered or her sister may be a lesbian or her other brother or cousin may be gay. You will be having these people come to your house constantly and they will constantly be around your kids. So before taking the dive, you want to reconsider of you are liberal enough to tolerate these types of people.

Na to keep pepper spray sure pass.

Besides you don enter jand?

Whatever.

Zchi1052:
restructuring exercise for this kind harsh weather
Make some people de fear God nah
Of all other times u no restructure na now
The rich have no conscious

No conscious?

Music:

I have a conscious
You don't have a conscious
I said I have a conscious
Oga, you don't have a conscious

Conscious, Conscious
Conscious, Conscious, Conscious
Conscious, Conscious
Conscious, Conscious, Conscious

Nairaland has a conscious
Do they have a conscious?
puski has a conscious
Does he have a conscious?

Somebody should send me Naira Marley or Olamide number.
This song is a hit!

Cyberbasil:
Chaii Brother Lucky is confused

Respect to the Rastafarai.

Jah Bless from the Babylon city.

Mahn suffer. Coro all over da world.


Da Bomboclaats ain't give no palliative, mahn.

Stay safe mahn.

lenghtinny:
This is preposterous

Prepo kai!

I don bite my tongue, fah!!!

Gracealone:


Interestingly, Nigerian laws focus on child brides only but not on grooms.

Abi? Nevertheless he's a minor and a good lawyer can cast the marriage. Once it enters front page its as good as annulled but let's consider the fact he's an only child sha.

Those saying wife is older, do their brains reason that she should be 13?!!!

She's biologically ripe. Dazall.

adamisla:
Na too much sex killam

He died old. 73 old.

ZooOga:
RIP Mr. Man

PHOTOS: Man Who Had 281 Children From 47 Wives Dies At 73 In Angola

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About a thousand mourners and sympathisers flouted Angolan president João Lourenço’s directive banning large gatherings – as a measure to curtail the spread of coronavirus – to pay their last respects to Francisco Tchikuteny Sabalo, the man who fathered 281 children from 47 wives at Mungongo Island in Angola on April 19.

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According to the Voice of America (VOA), Sabalo, who was also known as Pai Grande, or Big Dad, was a popular polygamist. However, 125 of the children predeceased him, leaving him with 156 surviving children and 250 grandchildren.

Pai Grande, who died at the age of 73 after battling prostate cancer for over a year, was initially taken to the country’s capital city of Luanda as well as other places for treatment, but was returned home when his condition worsened to ensure that “if God called him, at least he would die beside the children and their mothers,” one of his sons said.

A dedicated family man and respected personality in his community, Pai Grande was described as “a complete human being” who was an advocate for education. Speaking to VOA in 2015, Sabalo, who said it was his wish for some of his children to take up careers in science and technology, revealed he spent over $1,500 on school supplies annually.

Three of his daughters currently are studying medical sciences and two sons are learning computer science, all at the high school level.

Tributes from other family and community members also poured in during the funeral, with his first wife vowing to do everything she can to keep the family together as per her husband’s wish.

“I will do anything to keep his children fed and OK,” she told VOA.

Pai Grande’s family live on subsistence farming, growing crops and rearing livestock. They also generate revenue from their sales.

He was “a complete human being” who prized family and championed education, one speaker said during the service, held beneath sun-screening canopies on arid Giraul do Meio, known locally as Mungongo Island, near the southern port city of Namibe.

https://tribuneonlineng.com/photos-man-who-had-281-children-from-47-wives-dies-at-73-in-angola/

He's a Legend! The real GOAT. His manhood lives on!!!

A real man provides for his children in his absence!

Sermwell:
see my master!! Sir, u can't pray for the virus to end but you can pray for someone to replace another. Please explain to me.

Okay my boy!! The dude wanted them to free a positive person despite knowing she's positive.

zakim:
Allah ya kawa sauki

When are you organising next Corona match?

Rochasewele:
They should free her

Do you want me to pray so that you exchange her position for her to freed?

Bilabong:
They should allow her go na 39 days no symptoms.

She is diagnosed +

shadelek:
By His wound, you are healed.

I can arrange for you to go closer.

NextD18:
Sadly, air or water ambulance cannot cure Coronavirus.

His chances increased immediately he stepped into the plane.