How on earth do you hope to find a babe when your 'strongest'point is that you're unemployed. I thought you might need to consider some good things that will attract a lady to yourself first or don't you have any? No serious and matured lady would like to give an unemployed guy a good attention.

Chelsea 5 Middlesborough 0

Bridge out. Ferreira in. What a brilliant strike from Anelka and that it is. Gaolllllll. At last, Maoluda scores. It's 5-0 for Chelski.

This is crazy and different. We're playing away from home. Chelsea 4 M"Boro 0. Chelseaaaaaaaa Goalllllllllllllllll Frank Lampard

You can't contest this. Belletti's strike was a classy one.
Goaaaaaaaaallllllllllllllllllll
Chelsea 3 M'Boro 0

No wonder. You be JJC. E be like say na White and Black TV u dey watch. TVs wey go make u see Carlos Tevez as Nani. Omo, u need to wake up.

Nani? I'm sure your drink must have been mixed with some strange palmy. How can you compare Nani and C Ronaldo? You must have had a bad dream.

Alake of Egbaland.

I'm a serving Batch B '08 corps member. Sincerely, there's nothing to look forward to. The scheme has outlived its relevance. It's a whole waste of time and life. Corps members are hardly treated with any dignity. Employers are only looking for cheap labour and educationally less developed states are looking for compulsory teachers.

The scratch cards are completely useless. Keep your N250 for ice cream! I hope Batch C corps members would find places of primary assignments since many of the corps members posted in September were rejected by their employers.

In my opinion, I think a Christian should not work for a cigarette manufacturing company. We must stay clear of controversial and questionable issues like this. The offers are usually very juicy and tempting. But, the question is Does the product make the consumers' lives better or worse? Would you be proud to tell your shepherd and the flock where you work? Will you be proud to tell the Master where you work?

@ folafikayo
You should have stated your level and the duration of the internship. I graduated from OAU last year and work in a coy you should be interested in.
Let's know the details if you truly need help.

@ Candylips
How much are do you want to sell the materials? Did you get them in Nigeria or order online? Let me know how much you want to sell so that I can call you to negotiate. Thanks.

I'm interested in buying used CFA Pre-Level 1 and Level 1 materials. I need Texas Instrument Financial Calculator, Schweser CFA Fundamentals, QBanks, CDs and all other very good materials that can aid my preparations. Thanks and best regards.

Hmmmmmnnnnnnn,
Scam. Ibadan. Ogbomosho. The 'wonder bank' boys are back on board. They must have exhausted the millions from Pennywise, Wealthsolution, Cashseed, etc. Beware. Watch Out.

@ topic
Could you please provide some details. He may be on the forum with other usernames.

@ MIke
Let's know when the stuffs are ready, and how to get them. Obama for President. I'll like to get the cap, shirt and car stickers.

OAU does not accept IJMB O'Level or even A'Level. OAU only accepts WAEC/NECO exams. IJMB? Naaa.

Folks, I need to make some registration payments to a South African account in Rands. Could someone please help me with the exchange rates between the Naira and the South African Rand ASAP.

Dear, I was in your shoes about two years ago. My elder sister died IN MY ARMS. In face, she had to postpone her last breath until I came, and seconds later, she passed on. It was hell. I can feel your guilt. I sympathize with you sincerely.
However, you have to let go. She will always remain in your memory, but you have to let her go to rest. Remember that holding her might ruin a lot of other things.
Be brave. Be strong, and GOD will stand by, with and for you. Take care, my dear. I wish you the best. May her soul rest in perfect peace. I bid her adieu.

I wrote their test and passed February 2007. They just called us for interviews last week. The questions involved 'simple' Quantitative (Mathematics) and Verbal (English) reasoning with an essay.
Best wishes.

Hi Folks, I'll like to know if any of us has heard of Institute of Financial Analysts of Nigeria (IFAN). I saw their advert for direct membership with N5,000. They claim to have offices in Lagos and Ibadan.

Sincerely, UNILAG is out of the race. The school is too distracted from the realities of education. I was in UNILAG recently; it was in a mess. The halls of residence, the libraries (especially Akintunde's near MTN library) are worse than dunghills in AWO hall in Great Ife.
However, I would have considered UI for the prize, but for the quality of their graduates. I have seen at least two UI graduates who applied for PhD in Great Ife, but had to re-take MSc. One of them spent seven semesters again re-taking MSc. They even tried. What about so called Akokaites? They don't even think of taking a post grad in Great Ife, except executive MBA. Hmmmmmmmmmnnnn I understand why.

To be very precise, Great Ife stands out among Nigerian universities. I wrote an aptitude test organised by a dream multinational company last year. The test included bright and brilliant graduates or graduates-to-be from all Nigerian universities. Only 10 of us passed, and guess what? 9 were from OAU and 1 from UI.
Let's stop being ignorant of the politics in continental ranking of universities. I know for sure that Great Ife is better that a lot of these universities in South Africa, Ghana, Egypt, Morocco, etc. We need to have informed mindsets.

You have to find out yourself. It must be a new rule if it's true. A friend travelled to Scotland for her MSc in 2005 even before she completed the two-week orientation programme. Find out from the embassy. Regards and best wishes.

You don't owe anybody any explanation for your choice. It's your life and your choice determines what it is in the future.
If I were you I'll spill and make a 2-2. I had a friend who did in 2002/2003 in OAU and she now has a Masters degree in Environmental Sciences frm University of Strathclyde, Scotland, UK. She's since been working in UK.
What the hell is wrong with a spill? Anyone can have it. You're not the first and you won't be the last. I know people who had more than 4 year spills.
Better stand upright and be a man. All the best sha.

@farrigan
I can. You may need to provide some details.

In my opinion, the best you can do is pick up a Masters degree in Business Management and information tech and get some certifications. You can then decide what companies to apply to.
Don't wait for adverts. Decide and submit a detailed resume to your company of choice. Nigerian recruiters love overseas certificates. Joint or dual programs with MBA also make a lot of sense. All the best.

Do you register students for SAT at 30% off too? Please provide details of your Lagos Office address. I might need to register more than one candidate if it's 30% off.

Certainly you'll get what you want. Be sure you screen the applicants well. I wish you the best in your search for love. Cheers.

I might need some details to give adequate and appropriate piece of advice. I'm working myself but needs some experience before I run off the shores for graduate studies or business education. First, do not limit your chances. Consider all available options and wigh your choices. Second, don't be scared of investing. The return on inverstment is certainly worth the stress, time and money. There are good programs in Nigeria with better standards and at good costs. Lagos Business School (now Pan African University) seems to be a good idea for specialised business education. Do you considerit expensive? That's relative, though. You may decide to take Executive MBA in some prestigious universities. MBA Ife seems one of the best if not the best in Ngeria. Weigh your option. Take actions, but don't stay still. Be progressive and enrich your career. All the best, dear.