@poster,
try not to talk to girls showing up ya wealth.Any girl will accept a guy that shows up his wealth,cos she sees him as a potential MUGU.
try bury ya pride and study the girls well well before approaching.
for ya info ,u can know larger percentage of a girl by look close at her( i do study girls,even if i am seeing her for the first time).

i hope this works for ya

na wa oh ,may Almighty God HElp him out,and give him the listening ears_bunna

U NA DON FINISH THIS GUY.

@POSTER,TAKE HEART

borrow pose, looooll

I WANNA THANK GOD FOR MY LIFE,FOR SAVING ME TODAY. I WOULD HAVE BEEN IN THE HOSPITAL BY NOW,BUT PRAISE BE HIS NAME. I KNOW U GUYS WOULD MISS ME,AS IN I AM THE BEST LYRICIST ON FACEBOOK, I REALLY WANNA USE THIS MEDIUM TO THANK BABA GOD FOR HIS PROTEC, TIONS, *PLEASE IT IS NOW TIME TO GIVE TESTIMONY OFFERING*** *** USHER PLS BRING OUT THE OFFERING BOX***

well it happened to me too
i never took her serious for once,although she dey die for me well well.
i just took advantage of her

i think the main cause of poverty is not having the guts to take risk

pls,
can dis kind of girl change ,even if she finds true loveand she truly loves the guy.
can she change to a descent girl?

PLS DOES ANYONE HAVE A LAND INSIDE LAGOS THAT IS WORTH#250,000(ONE PLOT)
IT IS URGENTLY NEEDED
PLS I WANT RESPONSE FROM SERIOUS SELLERS
08087671987

PLS DOES ANYONE HAVE A LAND INSIDE LAGOS THAT IS WORTH#250,000(ONE PLOT)
IT IS URGENTLY NEEDED
PLS I WANT RESPONSE FROM SERIOUS BUYERS
08087671987

@Itohan123 .
u must be joseph of our time
nice dreams,just pray it comes true

LONDON (Reuters) - In a pinstripe suit, silk tie and polished shoes, David Rowe has all the trappings of a successful London city worker, except for one stark difference -- he is wearing a sandwich board that says "JOB WANTED."

As he walked down Fleet Street, home to legal firms and investment banks, the 24-year-old history graduate showed the human face behind the "lay-offs" and "recession" headlines.

"The first 20 paces are the hardest, you feel very conspicuous, but you just steel yourself to get on with it," he said, starting a slow trudge toward the Law Courts before turning toward St Paul's Cathedral.

In previous economic downturns it was manufacturing and heavy industry that were worst hit. Now in Britain, and much of the West, white collar jobs have been culled in the financial crisis -- marketing directors on six figure salaries, IT specialists with 20 years experience.

That makes it especially hard for young men and women like Rowe trying to start professional careers. For many the corporate ladder has been pulled away.

They are left with the prospect of low paid unskilled work, if they can find it, and large debts.

"I have debts of about 20,000 pounds ($32,400), and that's not excessive compared with how much some students owe when they graduate," Rowe told Reuters as he took a break from his one-man advertising campaign.

"My dad bet me I wouldn't do this (walking with a sandwich board), that I wouldn't have the guts."

GRADUATE NUMBERS

Rowe was facing a tough market even before the downturn. Britain has seen explosive growth in the number of university and college students, but there has not necessarily been a comparable rise in graduate-level jobs.

Twenty years ago about 17 percent of 18-30 year-olds were in tertiary education against a figure of 43 percent in 2008, according to the Department for Business Innovation and Skills. The Higher Education Statistics Agency said about 220,000 graduates joined the job market in the 2007-2008 period.

Add that mix to an economy in trouble and it makes uncomfortable reading for people like Rowe.

Latest figures from High Fliers Research Ltd, an independent market research company, found graduate vacancies at one hundred leading employers in 2009 had been cut by 28 percent against 2008 and more than 5,500 vacancies canceled or left unfilled.

Rowe is one jobseeker who is not downhearted. Just hours after he started wearing the sandwich board that offered his services free for a month with the option to then "hire or fire me" he struck lucky.

Gavin Walker of international recruitment firm Parkhouse Bell liked Rowe's initiative and decided to interview him.

"I liked the fact he had thought out of the box. I was impressed by that. I was even more impressed after the interview. He's very employable, so much so I offered him a job to work with me."

Rowe, who has amassed a growing collection of business cards, says he will think carefully about the job offer.

"I told myself I'd do the sandwich board for five days and I will follow through on that."

(Editing by Louise Ireland)

($1=.6181 Pound)

i lost mine when i was 9years old
i really miss him


ALL FATHERLESS NAIRALAND
ALWAYS REMEMBER TO LOVE YOUR MOM

GUYS BEWARE!
SOME PEOPLE ARE HERE TO STEAL BUSINESS PLANS,DEY WILL PRETEND DEY WANNA HELP YOU
PLS BEWARE!

MAY I ASK.
DID U NOTICE DIS 2YRS BACK WHEN U GUYS MEET? IF NO THEN U HAVE TO STAY BY HER NOW OR NEVER
IF TRULLY U MEAN WHAT U JUST SAID '' I LOVE HER'' ITS TIME TO SHOW IT

guy why de picture?
well sha sorry 4 de slap,i feel like crying for yuu

guy go make money so u can control girls,dey are all just rubbish.
well take heart sha