lekki1444:
Thank you. Much apprecciated have you read most of the thread and what do you think ? give me feedback on what you think. I will decode yours now

I am still keeping my fingers crossed, but overall I think you are trying.

God bless

lekki1444:
well working as a cleaner in a kings palace represents a Daniel like person full of wisdom because a cleaner makes the place clean and clear meaning someone who decodes esoteric wisdom that the king cant decode. and you getting the message to him to raise his leg but you were shy about it means you are wary of his authority but still in getting him to raise his leg means you are the reason why he lost his position on top because raising his leg means he has lost his power and position and you have usurped that power and position because of your wisdom and then he really likes you because you have the wisdom of God in you and if God be for you who can be against you ? So basically your dream is a rehash of the biblical story of Daniel and Joseph but told in a unique way through your dream. Now this particular dream may not necessarily be about you as much as it is a message of the times we are livving in as the Daniels of this generation are being raised up who will usurp the current world powers. If you are spiritually aware you will notice the globe is in a huge transition now and you will notice there are esoteric wizards being raised up amongst us who can interpret dreams and read the spiritual world and read the spirits in people as well as the spirit of the times we are living in as well as the spiritual reason behind every occurrence on earth And so you are dreaming about the times we are living in. The transition phase. The rise of the Josephs and Daniels and the fall of the Pharaohs and Nebuchadnezzars

Thanks you so much for your kind reply. I firmly believe you do have a point as I had that dream when I was spiritually strong. My spiritual life is not stable, this week I'm strong, the next I am weak spiritually. You seem to be very certain that we are living in peculiar times.

More power to your elbows.

Britishcoins:
Let me talk my own, I started apprenticeship immediately after jss3, my uncle owns electronic and boutique business then, so those 10 years was like a wasted year because I was settled with peanut #50k which was not even enough to pay for agent fees for good business location, but God so kind, I have a lot of experience on Mobile gadget, during the era of ponzi scheme I made almost 600k and did not disclose it to anyone, that money later saved my life.
Today I have a boutique that gave me atleast 180k monthly profit.... Although this is just a year old.
My plan is to venture into mobile accessories... And I believe God will do it..
Poverty is a disease...
If you want to succeed in life, as a youth run from fornication, I get favors many times because I have never break my virginity...
May God bless all our hard working youths

Can you please expatiate on the bolded

Goldenbrown549@gmail.com.kindly avail me with the CV and cover letter

nowpresence:
This is really refreshing to read.
farming has been a fundamental part of Urhobos.
I have a friend who is from that part of ondo state but ijaw. the mother always tells stories of her encounter with the Urhobo community there. she learned the language and also a lover of Urhobo music like omokomoko. she told a story about a particular boy who went fishing in the river and a crocodile caught his hand and almost cut his hands off, he screened "nene o" calling for his grandma, they were able to rescue him but some fingers were missing.
I asked her if they still lived there, she said they have since moved back to Sapele.

Urhobo also have some settlers in ife. some years ago, a parish priest was transferred to ife, to catered for the Urhobo parish there.
Also settlers in Jos, and I think in ore as well.

This is actually very correct, Urhobo people have sizeable population in ife. Most of them are large scale farmers that can even speak the ife dialect. They are called isobo.

Thanks for the good work OP. May God continue to strengthen you.

I once dreamt that I was working as a cleaner in a popular king's palace. (The king is very popular in Nigeria). While sweeping close to his throne I was shy to tell him to raise his legs up, so I summoned his PA who delivered my message to him. He later told his PA that he really likes me.

Please note, I am a well educated professional who is not supposed to work as a cleaner. (I'm sorry if it sounds like bragging, I don't want to mention the profession because I want to remain anonymous)

Much regards

Comparing the quality of structures in our first generation universities and what we have now is a strong testament to the retrogression that is in Nigeria.

Sammy07:


I did my masters in Oau and thesis in Unilorin.

I'm neither from any of the University, I know what I'm saying.

Unilorin covers like 3 or 4 LG.
And you Agree with me that ilorin itself is bigger than ife by far.

Ilorin is not even close to ile ife in landmass. Check the attached screenshot.

Sammy07:

I did my masters in Oau and thesis in Unilorin.
I'm neither from any of the University, I know what I'm saying.
Unilorin covers like 3 or 4 LG. And you Agree with me that ilorin itself is bigger than ife by far.

Ilorin is not even close to ile ife in landmass. Check the attached screenshot.

As a litigation lawyer, you have to be really spiritually strong. It is either you have a pastor, an alfa or babalawo clearing the coast for you.

You gotta give it to northerners, these guys sabi play politics.

Fantabulous, we should stop pretending like we are in the 60s

The title of this post says a lot about the mentality of Africans. The portion has been effectively used to manage COVID19 in Madagascar and we are still meant to believe that it is untested. What other test do we need other than its practical suitability to manage the Trump designated Chinese virus.

Must western institutions sanction its use before we call it tested?

Mental slavery is the worst kind of slavery.

RTSC:

UNN is definitely not in that list.

The day I saw the year book for UNN graduates in 2018 for most departments, I was shocked.
A lot of myths is been peddled on nairaland.

Yoruba students dominate the student ratio in most UNN departments in nearly 3:1, it was disgraceful.

Even the SUG or Education faculty president was Yoruba.

Wow... Thanks for the clarification bro

Except uniben I think, It is only eastern universities that offer that course.

You need not be told how homogenous eastern universities are.

9japride:
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Your reasoning does not make sense. Is it all countries in the world that are close to sea? That landlock logic is baseless. South east will be a great nation and even south west have the capabilities of being a greater nation too. So why can't the south west fight for regionalism?

Southwest is fighting for regionalism albeit organically. To a large extent they are already in control of their security.

Sighs... Nairaland and endless meaningless banter.

I suggest you alter your business model to cater for the emotional needs of your clients.

You don't have to panic dear friend. The law looks at the intent and not the form. Since the years and names in all your certificates are uniform there is no cause for alarm. Duri's case is different, he has four different names on four different certificates. That's a prima facie evidence of fraud.

Yours is an irregularity that can be corrected with a mere affidavit. Just make sure you choose one date and adhere to it in your coming certificate.

Goldenbrown549@gmail.com

Goldenbrown549@gmail.com

A file is corrupt

Hmmm

Nigeria as a nation was built on fraudulent foundation.

Go to Nigeria Port Authority in calabar and you will think you are in Kano as na northern people full there.

A southern corper will find it extremely difficult to serve there 90 percent of corpers there are from the north.

The white horses look malnourished

otokx:

Is Nigeria now a burial ground?

As vladmir Putin would say
"Africa cannot develop as it is the burial ground of rich people"

Educated in Nigeria
Served white people in the United Kingdom
Died in the UK, buried in Nigeria