NewStats: 3,264,397 , 8,183,592 topics. Date: Tuesday, 10 June 2025 at 09:43 PM 3kj34

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Les:
I don't mind accepting any flexible job that will pay me half of that, I am a graduate, 2.1 and what else. Ease be grateful, many don't have anything at all

Reach out

They used u to share that info

@Saviourplease you are an academic writer? Reach out to me

shogotermies:


Those photos belong to a photo studio in LA.

Your ideology is just like posting Macron as the president of Nigeria, and someone says that’s “macron is the president of ” and you are literally saying “Because has a president can’t Nigeria have a president too?”

Why are you sounding illogical?

Same studio could have replicated this in Lekki. Your analogy doesn’t apply here. That a Studio in LA has it, does not make it exclusive

shogotermies:
Calling out fakers by posting a fake location.
Fakeness pro max!
OP is as fake as the fake people he’s calling out.

This place is in los angeles

Because it is in LA it can’t be in Lekki?

goalsplanners:
Feeding N3m ??

An average of 10 housemates eating an average of 10k per day for 90 days = N9m plus/minus

10k per day? For noodles and chicken?

With regulated hot water?

What was the cost? Electricity? Food? Oga you didn’t spend more than 250 million Naira.

Except you are calculating all the prices won during the duration. But those are from the sponsors.

Price money - 120m
Feeding - 3 m
Solar installations - 12 m
Clothing - 5 m
Artists and DJs - 25m
Ebuka - 15m

What else?

Roozart:

I'm a good writer too

Reach out

Olawrites:
2 weeks sha then I started driving with lots of mistakes, bike men suffer from my hand

A neighbor bro thought me when I bought my Honda baby boy, but I used the car bashed tire. I had mini accident with it as a learner. But thank God for today, now I fit drive from Maiduguiri to Lagos from Onisha to Ajah with my driving license.

Team no driving school

Are you an academic writer? Reach me ‪on Whatsapp if u are +44-7751-676341‬
I have tasks for you. Anyone else who do write can reach out, or recommend good academic writers

This distressing incident serves as a poignant reminder that our government must prioritize the safety and well-being of its citizens above all else. The abduction of these National Youth Service Corps graduates demands a swift and decisive response from the authorities. It is imperative that they recognize the gravity of the situation and take immediate action to implement comprehensive strategies aimed at combating the escalating tide of criminal activities. This unsettling incident should serve as a catalyst for a thorough reassessment of security measures, reinforcing the government's commitment to fulfilling its fundamental duty of safeguarding the lives and futures of its people.

This unfortunate incident underscores the complex intersectionality of interpersonal relationships, societal norms, and the human capacity for violence. While the incident itself is tragic, the root causes are multi-faceted and extend beyond the immediate circumstances.

In this case, the conflict between the two brothers, Inusa and Usman, escalated to physical violence. This underscores the failure of non-violent conflict resolution strategies which may be indicative of a broader societal issue. Effective communication and emotional management are critical skills that need to be cultivated to prevent such incidents.

Furthermore, the fatal involvement of their mother, Zainab Ibrahim, draws attention to the role of caregivers and their vulnerability in volatile family dynamics. It demonstrates the risks they often undertake in maintaining peace and harmony within the family.

Additionally, the use of a lethal weapon in the dispute is a significant concern. It reveals not only the intensity of the brothers' conflict but also suggests a societal normalization of violence as a means to resolve disputes. A deeper investigation into the availability of such weapons and their use in domestic settings is necessary.

The law enforcement response, as indicated by SP Josephine Adeh, is another crucial aspect of this situation. The ongoing investigation and the search for Inusa are steps towards justice. However, it's also crucial to ensure a systemic response that goes beyond the immediate incident to address underlying issues, such as the promotion of non-violent conflict resolution and the safeguarding of vulnerable individuals.

In conclusion, while the event is deeply tragic, it provides a stark reminder of the broader issues that need addressing in society. It also emphasizes the importance of comprehensive strategies that focus on prevention, education, and societal reform.

This is a deeply tragic and shocking incident, reflecting an utmost loss of respect for human life and the sacred bond between a mother and a child. Our hearts go out to the family affected by this tragic incident.

It is important to note that this case not only brings to light the need for improved mental health awareness and , as the suspect himself claimed to be mentally unstable, but also the importance of conflict resolution skills within our communities. Violence should never be the answer to any disagreement, let alone in a family setting.

As the young man is now in police custody, it is up to our justice system to ensure that a thorough investigation is conducted and that if found guilty, the suspect faces the appropriate consequences for his actions. We must trust in this process and hope for justice to prevail.

On a broader scale, this incident should serve as a wake-up call for our society. We must work harder to prevent such occurrences by investing in mental health systems, education, and fostering an environment where respect for one another is paramount. Furthermore, it is crucial to promote open dialogues about these issues, to recognize signs of potential danger, and to intervene before such tragic events happen.

Once again, our thoughts are with the family affected by this incident, and we hope that they find the strength to get through this difficult time

It is with great iration and profound respect that I extend my warmest congratulations to Hilda Baci on her ambitious endeavor to break the Guinness World Record for the longest cooking duration. This remarkable achievement not only showcases her unwavering dedication and ion for her craft but also serves as an inspiration to countless individuals in Nigeria and beyond.

Furthermore, I commend President-elect Bola Tinubu for his gracious and endorsement of Ms. Baci's exceptional accomplishment. By celebrating her success, he fosters a culture of empowerment and encourages the pursuit of excellence in all domains.

May Hilda Baci's trailblazing efforts inspire a new generation of Nigerian talents to push the boundaries of what is possible, and may her story serve as a testament to the indomitable spirit of the Nigerian people. Congratulations once more, and may your journey be filled with continued success and innovation.

Well, it seems the EFCC took "fighting corruption" a bit too literally – but they clearly missed the memo on which side to fight

lazynairalander1:
Last week I had an interview for a data analyst teaching job, after series of interview process which includes.
Analyzing data with Excel and BI
Extracting and cleaning data with Python &SQL
Modeling, analyzing and visualization with R.
Though my Python prowess wasn't that good but I was told that what they needed is a data analyst who can handle R very well and I really impressed in that aspect.

I showed my data analysis projects on the above software excluding Python. Then we went to oral interview which led to the salary part. I was asked to name my price.
I told them to give me a breakdown on how many days I will be coming to work because I learnt it will be part time teaching job, the interviewer agreed to mail me my schedule.

I was hoping it will be weekend (like Friday evening, Saturday & Sunday) only for me to realized it will be Mon-Thur (that's not part time, I told the manager or so).
The worst part is that they are willing to pay me 10k/week for the job and I will be paid each week I come to work which means it's only the weeks the students avail themselves that I will teach and be paid.

Those tech pay such ridiculous amount or am just unlucky?
What am I expected to do with 10k weekly?
Transport?
Data?
Food?
Electricity?
What exactly?

I was furious though and I am still furious.

Reach out to my, got a job for you. Remote. Asap

They bullied and threatened the poor woman. The stupid triple taxation going on in this country. Na Wah

She was sentenced with an option of 500k, for a bribe of 4m.
What kind of playing is this

Nigeria is actually a one party system. You simply follow the power.
Emilokan

You get course work, you dey watch match?

DenreleDave:
. They are not fake.... Just that the opposition aka Peter Obi's fans have dominated the social media... So anything they don't wants, they know how to successfully convince others not to want it.... If na Peter obi gather those people, the same fans will be hailing him.....

Peter obi and become a saint even if you are a criminal

tinubu and you become a criminal even if you are a saint

Atiku and nobody go give you attention

Firstly, Apc is a failure and even Buhari knows that.... Personally, in this coming election, I will vote nobody.....

Igbos want their own and made him a saint.. They claim he is not for Igbos but its a big lie... They Also claim if it was other igbos, they wud not have ed them but na lie. If it was any Igbo they hated is bearing a party flag, they will make him a saint and their own.. They will not other igbos bcox they are not vying for presidency, don't forget dt igbos want this presidency so much. Even if na Joe igbokwe or okorocha dey lead a party for presidency, igbos will make them a saint and them.. Igbos never leave their own especially on a vital position like this


Yorubas on the other hand have always been known as betrayal. Other tribes discipline their own and take them back but Yorubas are one of the most stupid tribe yet they claim to be civilized..... Yorubas are always hating their own..... Same way yorubas didn't Obasanjo, they are about to do the same to Tinubu.....

After Igbo, Yorubas is the 2nd most foolish tribe in Nigeria..

Igbo are smart, they have hatred tinubu for the ages past, they have successfully convinced fellow yorubas to hate their son tinubu while they make their own son Peter Obi a saint....

Endsars was a mistake that should have never happened but Ip0b claimed to be not involved, yet there is evidence of kanu instructing his brainwashed Ip0b to destroy Lagos... If you want to deny, deny it for your family, u can't lie to me bcox I listened to it myself... I only feel sorry for the Omo ale that calls themselves omoluabi that contributed in the destruction on Lagos.



In conclusion, I will watch as they declare anyone as president..... You people should vote for competency and not tribe..... Anyone who doesn't do well, hope we wunt be tribal enough to vote him for another term even after he obviously failed the first time....

Congrats to Peter Obi

Congrats to Tinubu

Congrats to Atiku

Smh
Nigeria is a long way from growth

Which stupid legacy?
This idiot is always making large billboards to show nothing. His 8 years as a Gov was a colossal failure. Making us all speak of Sullivan Chime with great nostalgia.

post=113838904:
Egypt’s LNG facilities have a total capacity of around 16 billion cubic meters so, in the longer term, as more gas is produced, eastern Mediterranean countries would also need to build new LNG or pipeline infrastructure to exports.

Our Darling country can do more than this if we have people that were willing since independence.
We have all it takes to be a great nation.
There is no reason to be in abject poverty in this country.
We are brilliant people.
Nigerians let's come together and make our nation move forward.

Na beg we beg una.

Lol, if our darling president is intelligent.

SARSCoV2:
Learning from other countries who have broken similar challenges being presently faced by Nigeria.

What does Nigeria have to learn from Egypt that is far ahead of us in all ramifications. We do not share similar ideology, culture and system of government.

We could as well learn from America, or the United kingdom if we desperate to start from the top, which will still be of no use.

Rwanda and Ghana are fastest growing economies who happen to just be coming out of the shackles and challenges being presently faced by Nigeria, and such destination would have been worthwhile as their are still evident developmental tracts which are visible and presently working for them.


If you must import ideas, you have to import from where best fits your scenario. Not importing ideas from Alaska to West Africa.

Mumu, he went to study about their electricity, have you read about Egypt and their power generation? We shared same destiny with them few decades ago.

Just watch how someone will come here to attack Obi.

If they try to make you think that the desire for a good Nigeria can’t work. Never mind them. It is a strategy. Get your PVC we are doing a revolution, idio.ts are left behind.

Don’t believe them when they say ‘Obi cannot win’