A supermarket located in Isolo Lagos is seek to fill the position of Supermarket Supervisor. The prospective candidates should fit the following profile:

- Minimum Qualification OND, BSC/HND with more than 1 years experience in a supervisory role.
- The prospective candidate should be living in Isolo axis or its environs.

Job Description

Manage retail staff, including cashiers and people working on the floor.
Handle customer questions, complaints, and issues.
Help retail sales staff achieve sales targets.
Maintain store's cleanliness and health and safety measure
Manage different departments within the store
Organize and distribute staff schedules
Formulate pricing policies
Ensure pricing is correct.
Identify current and future trends that appeal to consumers
Ensure merchandise is clean and ready to be displayed
Maintain inventory and ensure items are in stock


Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV to supermarketemployers@gmail.com

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Pls guys which bet platform gives bonus on initial deposit. Thanks.

ChubbychummyICE:

Stop having a negative mindset dat he wud send u packing fast and pray and confess to him he wud forgive you

The fasting and prayer would work if the husband is Pharaoh....U don't know how weird/jealous men get when it comes to their spouse/gf.

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Nigeria's power problem is not news to Nigerians. However in recent times there have been unprecedented and extremely unusual power outage.

What's the power situation on your area? Cos @ my end it seems like the power company gave us our entire 2017 ration during the festive season in December. We go days without power.

Please I want to hear from you guys to be sure it's not just my own part to town that's experiencing this.

Nice Nas Album collection...my best is Stillmatic or Illmatic Abi Godson...in short I don't have a best...

So the Nigerian Senate tweeted the following this afternoon.

"A Bill for an Act to Amend the Companies Income Tax Act CAP. C21. LFN 2010, 2016 (SB. 205) is read and passed for second reading."

We hope the amendment would be favourable to Nigerian Biz especially SMEs.

Mark Zuckerberg had a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day.
The Facebook founder suffered a $3 billion loss in the value of his Facebook stock on Thursday, one of the largest single-day losses ever for an individual investor.
Facebook (FB, Tech30) shares plunged 5.5% after the chief financial officer warned investors that the company expects revenue growth from advertising to "come down meaningfully."

Zuckerberg holds 418 million shares of Facebook stock -- still good for about $50.2 billion.Bloomberg estimates Zuckerberg's total net worth at $52.2 billion, ranking him as the fifth-richest man in the world, just behind Warren Buffett. And despite Thursday's plunge, Facebook shares are up nearly 15% for the year, lifting Zuckerberg's net worth by $6.4 billion.

http://money.cnn.com/2016/11/04/technology/mark-zuckerberg-3-billion-dollar-loss/index.html?sr=twCNN110416mark-zuckerberg-3-billion-dollar-loss0120PMVODtopLink&linkId=30701741

This 1 got me laffin

This guy must be related to R. Kelly....I believe I can fly. The crow shud beg the guy not to attempt flying it

These people do not understand that he put his most priced asset on buddah. Understanding is key...his leg is his greatest asset

This is an extract from Nas' - New world...and he said sometin about Donald Trump...


[Verse 2:]
Yo, the new Mike Tyson's Roy Jones
Bill Clinton's the new JFK, without the hole in his dome
The new Don Trump is Bill Gates Bill Clinton

Not because his occupation, it's cause we respect his cake
And cake mean his stock, net gross
Young kids step it up, go for the most
New cameras in police cars takin pictures
New hustlas gettin new street figures

The drama surrounding MTN and its purchase of Visafone continues with new twists and turns. The latest of these is that the Professor Dambatta, Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) saying that it did not approve transfer of Visafone licence to MTN, but rather what it approved was a transfer of 100% Visafone shares to MTN.
The telecommunications regulator said that in the midst of the controversy surrounding having a dominant network which would control the others, it would not further fuel such problems by transferring Visafone’s license to MTN.

Rather, what Visafone asked the NCC to approve was a transfer of shares from the Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) operator to the Global System of Mobile Communication (GSM) firm.

The NCC said it then approved the N47.5 billion transfer by virtue of Section 38 of the Nigerian Communications Act (NCA) 2003 and this has resulted in about 568,000 customers of the CDMA operator being upgraded to the GSM network, according to Vanguard Newspapers.

The telecommunications sector has been grappling with controversies about having a dominant network that could assert minor monopoly on the market, with the legislative chamber even wading in. The revelation of the Visafone purchase had further sparked fears that MTN was gradually buying out other major players and could exert control over majority of the spectrum and the role of NCC in the matter.


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We need to send the DSS to arrest our Right and Left Full back....

Thanks for your professional composed and detailed email.

I just sent you guys an email...my company has some tax issues. Thanks.

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Heavyweight world boxing champion Tyson Fury has tested positive for cocaine, ESPN reported on Friday citing a leaked letter sent by the Voluntary Anti-Doping Agency (VADA).

Reuters was unable to immediately verify details of the report.

Representatives of Briton Fury, who last week pulled out of a rematch with Wladimir Klitschko for medical reasons, declined to comment when contacted by Reuters.

ESPN said it had obtained a copy of a letter sent by VADA president Dr. Margaret Goodman to representatives of Fury and Klitschko as well as the British Boxing Board of Control and the United States' Association of Boxing Commissions on Thursday.

"This letter is to advise you that the 'A' sample urine specimen number 4006253 collected from Tyson Fury on September 22, 2016 in Lancaster, England through his participation in the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association (VADA) program has been analyzed for anabolic agents, diuretics, beta-2 agonists, stimulants and drugs of abuse," it read.

"The results of the analysis are as follows: Adverse. Urine specimen contains benzoylecgonine.

"Mr. Fury has the right to promptly request analysis of the 'B' sample at his expense."

Benzoylecgonine is the main metabolite of cocaine.

VADA, which provides anti-doping programs for boxing and mixed martial arts, does not release results of tests publicly unless requested to do so by athletes.

The World Boxing Association (WBA) said in a statement it would consider Fury's case before making any decision.

"Regarding the VADA report, they sent a statement in which they inform that the result was positive. Now we are waiting to see if Fury's team will request the opening of the B sample test," Sky Sports quoted the WBA as saying.

Contacted late on Friday, noone was available at the British Boxing Board of Control or World Boxing Organization (WBO) to comment.

Earlier this year, Fury was charged with a doping offense by UK Anti-Doping after a urine sample from February 2015 - nine months before he beat Klitschko to win the WBA and WBO world titles - showed traces of the banned stimulant nandrolone.

At the time, Fury said he was innocent and is suing Britain's anti-doping and boxing authorities.

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How could they do this? It feels so personal. I bought my first BlackBerry from Research In Motion in December 2004, the same week that I bought my company. While I was certainly not the earliest adopter (the company passed the 1m user mark that year), not many people in business yet had one.

For those of us who did, it changed our lives. No longer did I have to go into the office, or find an internet connection, to get my email. The hassle of having to dial up from my laptop in hotels, or trying to find an internet café, disappeared overnight. Less than a year later I bought a handset for everyone who worked with me.


I knew I was probably too attached to my BlackBerry by 2007, when my then seven-year-old son presented me with a customised ceramic creation, a plate on which he had drawn a picture of my device and the inscription “my other brother, BlackBerry”.

That was the year the iPhone was launched. I insisted on keeping my BlackBerry long after I had been persuaded to let the rest of the office migrate to iPhone, even though it meant having a server specifically for my software. I am nothing if not loyal. I finally caved in to Apple in 2014, but even then ran my iPhone alongside my BlackBerry for two more years.

For my generation of working women, the BlackBerry handset, as a technological breakthrough, was every bit as liberating as the introduction of the contraceptive pill had been to a previous generation. As it could email from everywhere, you could be out of the office and still work perfectly well, allowing you to combine motherhood with a career in a way that had not been possible before. Indeed, a friend at a large US company found her BlackBerry meant that she could work part-time for 14 years — and very few people ever noticed. Suddenly flexibility was for everyone. The “always on” approach had arrived.

Others did not welcome BlackBerrys into their lives with such enthusiasm. Its highly addictive nature, which led to the “CrackBerry” nickname, meant that people rarely put the handset down when they came home in the evening. One (male) friend of mine had his BlackBerry addiction cited in his divorce as number three on his ex-wife’s list of his “unreasonable behaviour”.

In a world where digital detox retreats are the new indulgence for the well-heeled, it is hard to remember a time before we were “always on”. But let us not forget that the BlackBerry started all that.

As one 50-year-old friend told me: “My heart was broken when my BlackBerry was taken away for me. It flashed a little red light when there was new mail. Bliss.” But that flashing red light drew us towards the device when perhaps we should have been doing something else. How does she feel now, on a iPhone? “It does at least mean that I now look for emails when I am ready, rather than jumping when I see it.”

BlackBerry is not dead. The software remains much loved by those for whom secure communication is vital. If Pippa Middleton had stored her photos on a BlackBerry, I hear the purists say, she would never have been hacked.

We should also salute the company’s chief executive, John Chen. It is brave to give up on something when so many people are emotional about it and that has been, historically, so successful. And it is probably the right thing. BlackBerry surprised on the upside in its latest quarterly results, something it had not done for a long time.

Even so, I wore black to my husband’s 60th birthday dinner. And I expect to be in mourning for some time to come.

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Three of the Premier League‘s major clubs are benefiting from the performances of young stars this season, with Marcus Rashford, Alex Iwobi and Kelechi Iheanacho all catching the eye.
The season may only be in its infancy, but already this trio have gone a long way to establishing themselves in their respective club sides.

In an age of ludicrous transfer fees and an attitude of spending more money to fix issues, it's refreshing to see three youngsters rise through the ranks and have an immediate impact in the first-team.
All three players are excelling in the Premier League at the moment, and don't look out of place alongside their world-class and often grossly expensive teammates.

Although all three are attacking players, focused on creating and scoring goals, they have different strengths and weaknesses.
With that in mind, Squawka have run the rule over the trio's stats to compare and contrast their strong starts to the season.
Goal threat
image: http://www.squawka.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/RII-comparison-goals.jpg

First things first: how effective have they been in front of goal?
Here, as expected, the two Manchester-based players lead the way. Rashford and Iheanacho both play as a forward for their respective sides, and it shows in the stats as they best Iwobi - who's only attempted one shot in the league this season - on goals and shots taken.

Rashford has scored 12 goals in 25 matches for Manchester United since making his debut. Remarkably he's the club's top goalscorer in 2016, and as such goals are his main selling point. Since coming off the bench to score the dramatic late winner against Hull City on August 27th, he's gradually become more trusted by Jose Mourinho.
While Rashford, due mainly to his pace and the presence of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, has been deployed wide in a 4-2-3-1 formation, Iheanacho has generally played as a central attacker for Manchester City this season.

The Nigerian has found game-time harder to come by this term, but with a player of Sergio Aguero's consistency ahead of him, that's nothing to be ashamed of. In fact, his comparative lack of opportunity make his start perhaps more impressive - he's scored in his last two league appearances, suggesting his impact isn't reduced by the stop-start nature of his involvement.
Read more at

http://www.squawka.com/news/rashford-iwobi-and-iheanacho-which-premier-league-rising-star-is-making-the-biggest-impact-this-season/783090#rchsdgYh5ZdcpIG8.99

This is how a family watched the presidential debate....lol...@cnnireport @CNNPolitics @piersmorgan @Trevornoah

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No. 10: Finland
Last year's megabytes per second (Mbps) speed averaged 7.1 Mbps, up 20% from a year ago. In the first quarter of 2013, average speeds for broadband internet connections were 7.7 Mbps, according to Akamai.

No. 9: Sweden
Those Nordics got the best of everything, don't they? Except weather. The Swedes had speeds averaging 7.3 Mbps, up 29% from a year ago. In the first quarter of 2013, average connection speeds were 8.3 Mbps.


No. 8: USA
The U.S. had average connection speeds of 7.4 Mbps, 28% faster than in 2011. First quarter 2013 got even faster for the netizens of the U.S., with speeds averaging 8.6 Mbps, according to Akamai.


No. 7: The Czechs are Faster than Us...
Average connection speeds in the Czech Republic back in 2012 were 8.1 Mbps, up 21% from a year ago. In the first quarter, broadband connection speeds were an even better 9.6 Mbps.


No. 6: The Netherlands
Also faster than us, The Netherlands had an average broadband connection speed of 8.6 Mbps, up 3.3% from 2011. In the first quarter, broadband connection speeds averaged 9.6 Mbps.

No. 5: Switzerland
In 2012, average broadband connection speeds were 8.7 Mbps, up 20% from 2011. By the first three months of 2013, they rose to 10.06 Mbps.

No. 4: Even Latvia is Faster than U.S.
Latvia internet speeds are faster than they are in the U.S., with 2012 averages of 8.9 Mbps, up 20% from a year ago. In the first quarter of 2013, internet speeds in Latvia hit 9.8 Mbps.

No. 3: Hong Kong
Hong Kong benefits in part from its old colonial days under the British flag, with top rate infrastructure and money from the world over. Internet speeds averaged 9.3 Mbps last year, up 5.4% from a year ago. This compares to average mainland China internet speeds of just 1.7 Mbps, according to Akamai.


Second Fastest
Japan's average internet speed was 10.8 Mbps in 2012, up from 19% a year ago. By the first quarter of 2013, average connection speeds rose to 11.6 Mbps..

The Fastest Web On Earth
South Korea's Samsung beats Apple, and South Korea's internet beats the United States. When it comes to broadband connection speeds, the Koreans averaged 14 Mbps last year, but that was a surprising 13% drop from a year ago. By the first quarter of 2013, internet speeds were a bit higher at 14.2 Mbps. That's akin to light speed compared to these regional slowpokes...


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Apple Inc has approached British Formula One team owner McLaren Technology Group for a strategic investment or a potential buyout, the Financial Times reported, citing sources.

The loss-making automotive group could be valued at between 1 billion pounds ($1.30 billion) and 1.5 billion pounds, the newspaper reported.

Apple and McLaren could not be immediately reached for comment


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The line outside Apple's Soho store in New York City for the iPhone 7 is still remarkably long. (It is truly a puzzling site to walk by each day on the way to NYLON's offices.) Google, probably sick of my constant googling of "Why are people still lined outside of Apple?" has a solution coming. According to a mysterious website made by Google and a transfer of rumored knowledge, a new smartphone will debut October 4.

Google's latest Nexus-driven device is expected to be called Pixel. It's slated to be the best Android phone yet. There's obviously new swiping technology and fancy glass back panels. Whether it hisses, like Apple's latest, remains unknown. Like the iPhone, however, it'll reportedly set consumers back well over $600. A cryptic video promoting the device can be found below. It basically implies that your Google search bar is now a phone. It's a lovely metaphor, really, but will it allow a user to search incognito? Do we need J.K. Rowling to create some magic for a user to do so? After all, the iPhone doesn't have the capability to render a user invisible like an invisibility cloak yet. When will we know if Google has answered all our problems?



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Angelina Jolie has filed for divorce from Brad Pitt, her attorney has said.

“This decision was made for the health of the family. She will not be commenting, and asks that the family be given its privacy at this time,” Robert Offer said in a statement on Tuesday.

According to the website TMZ.com, which first reported the story, the actor and director cited irreconcilable differences as the cause for the split. The couple have been together since 2005 and married in 2014.

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/sep/20/angelina-jolie-files-for-divorce-brad-pitt

The National Bureau of Statistics has reported that Diesel prices for the month of August averaged a sum of N196.53 across the country.
This was contained in the Bureau’s monthly AGO price watch.

The price represented a month on month drop of about -4.85% the largest drop since February when it recorded a price drop of about 7.8%
Diesel prices surged 23.2% and 12.6% in the month of June and July 2016 following the floating of the naira and the increase in the price of fuel.

Benue State recorded the highest rice at N210 while Lagos State sold diesel at an average price of N194
Other states with high commercial presence such as Rivers, Kano and Anambra sold diesel for N194.4, N202.5 and N192.5 respectively.
 

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