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Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by tuzle(m): 7:25pm On May 01 |
sonofsteven:try to understand my point here. Yes there is an holiday and ur work doesn't permit u to go on holidays. We have many work like that in Nigeria such as hotel and some other works where they work during holidays. But in this case they aren't asked to come to school because they want to do their normal duties but because they want to go and do publication which isn't part of the job description. |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by caye(m): 9:27am On May 02 |
immortalcrown: Wow! Respect to you sir! More grease to your elbow , and may your children be greater than you, Amin 1 Like |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by immortalcrown(m): 9:30am On May 02 |
caye:Amen. |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by Poiniyisworld: 1:33pm On May 02 |
You have not seen anything yet. Private schools do not want their staff to rest. They will even fix trainings on public holidays. |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by finegirl233: 2:46pm On May 02 |
@tctrills You obviously don't know anything about life. Jobs are scarce in this country and the little ones around are a do-or-die affair, make a mistake of complaining and a thousand of people will be waiting on the sidelines to replace you while you go hungry, many don't have other options than to manage. Calling others slaves and other unprintable names is the height of it for me. You can go ahead and call me whenever you like but I care less. But know this today, it's the same thing that kills a wise man that can kill a fool in this life so be careful about what you dish to others @nasri100 don't ever make a mistake of giving anyone your details to proof a point, for your security reasons. He wanted you to decline when he mentioned his community but you surprised him, all those other talks are just to save face. Believe me, he don't have anything to offer or don't want to help anyone. Calling others slaves should have told you the kind of person he is, saying he can't do anything here is also another indication that he was just boasting for nothing. The fact that God give you the opportunity to be better than others does not mean you are wise or more hardworking, trust me if it was by working hard he may have problem of feeding and if it's by wiseness, he can't stand shoulder to shoulder with people that are suffering. You proof your point already so save yourself the stress and move on. You have my respect from today even though I don't know you anywhere. |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by tctrills: 5:41pm On May 02 |
finegirl233:I am still waiting for @nasri100. |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by Nasri100(m): 2:39pm On May 08 |
finegirl233: If the slave part is such a big deal i take that back. Drake said a similar line in his diss song with Kendrick and its having a s h i t storm online. I would never give my details to tctrills or anyone online for any reason. I was advised not to even bother with the philantrophy thing cause you never know what people could do in real life. Imagine i sent someone there and the person got attacked? If tctrills is refusing to do a giveaway on Nairaland (Where everything started) then he probably got something else on his mind. Safe. |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by tctrills: 4:00pm On May 08 |
Nasri100:I am glad you finally replied. Oga please when are you doing the gave away of 500k. Again if there is no exchange of contact, how do our people meet. You need to stop being a child here. It's impossible to have a giveaway competition without us or our people meeting. There must be a form of coordination. Please explain how that happens without the exchange of contact. If you have a better way in which our people meet without exchanging contacts then I am in. Saturday will be fine. I will follow your lead and your method as long as my people can verify your 500k give away and your people verify mine. One more thing, I do business and I give my number out everyday to strangers. It's called advertising. I understand the fear in sharing your details but then I advise you get a special number just for this operation. Getting a sim is the easiest thing in Nigeria. You can dispose of it after the give away. |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by Nasri100(m): 4:12pm On May 08 |
tctrills: You keep talkin outta your a s s and i am startin to think you cant read what i wrote earlier properly Let me explain like you are 5: I AM NOT DOIN ANYTHING OUTSIDE NAIRRRAAAA LAND. WE WOULD RANDOMLY SEND MONEY TO PEOPLE ON HERE ON NAIRALAND. I HAVE 500K in the pot. I dont give two s h i t s who you are in person and we would never meet. Only thing in between us is Nairaland. I am ready when you are ready. And yeah i finally replied cause i had something called a "job" to do. I don't spend all my hours on Nairaland, baldy. |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by tctrills: 4:45pm On May 08 |
Nasri100:Ok let's make it easy. You do your give away here on Nairaland, and post clear evidence of the give away and the amount you spent on the whole thing. Then I will understand your method and follow suit. Because I am not understanding how to make you accountable on Nairaland. How to we verify your charity. So you go first, I verify and follow your lead. I guess this works for everyone. |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by Nasri100(m): 4:49pm On May 08 |
tctrills: LOOOOOOOL |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by tctrills: 6:09pm On May 08 |
Nasri100:This would be a great opportunity for you to be charitable. Remember you were the one who challenged me to doing the give away. I am sure a rich man like you will have no issue giving 500k to the poor on Nairaland. |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by tctrills: 8:16pm On May 08 |
Nasri100:I actually believe that you are a very charitable guy and that 100s of poor people on Nairaland witnessed you you challenging me. It would be grossly unfair for you to raise their hopes. I beg you with everything you believe in to give the 500k. |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by finegirl233: 9:11am On May 09 |
Nasri100:Abeg just ask me for my details, i will be greatful with anything. Just move on if you feel otherwise cos at this point, depending on him to help others will not materialized. Thanks and God bless |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by finegirl233: 9:15am On May 09 |
tctrills:Good morning to you. I beg and mention you on another thread for help but you ignored me like a plague. just let this matter to die a natural death pleeeeeaaassseee |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by BronzeTiger: 7:11am On May 10 |
finegirl233: finegirl233: finegirl233: finegirl233:Tctrills if you send money to this lazy career beggar you are a fool. Continue cooking up new stories day by day to get stipends to throw away like all the past ones you've been collecting on nairaland. I will soon get to know the person behind this account since your details are already indexed on nairaland. Cc MrBrownJay1 |
Re: Is This Proper In A Private School Settings? by MrBrownJay1(m): 5:19pm On May 10 |
BronzeTiger: that one is a well known PROFESSIONAL NL BEGGAR... always begging left right center. no wonder they never go and get a job when clueless people send them money. |
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