frubben:
Fela my man. Fela is one man that was always saying the plain truth in all facet of life. I still have his full album on my phone

i doubt it.you don't have all his album.name the one you had and i will tell you those you don't have.

i want to confirm if anybody recieve any message from bg/admin and the authencity of the above sender

macaranta:


Okay,Operators control the manufacturing processes to ensure everything is within acceptable control limits Depending on your experience and field,you will be asked questions relating to pressure,flow control(valves) for mechanical ,instrumentation questions(sensors/sensing devices) or electrical questions.
Just research functions of a an operator in the particular plant type you were invited for(cement,flour,etc)should be fairly same.

thanks

macaranta:
What are you operating?

just got a message from dangote company yesterday that there will be an operator interview tomorrow.

what are the possible question to be asked at an operator interview

please i'm in need of a protocol job. though i am a mechanical engineering ond holder but i worked at the international airport for 5 years as a passenger welfare officer.

please can anyone link me up with a protocol company or any company that has a protocol department.

rip general

ond mechanical enineering

silent10:

ZAKKAT is for we d muslims only

i wrote that because we might see some muslims that wants to follow them

DonEffiong:

try mycoten cream or epiderm cream and see if its works

thanks

meant for my latest ex

saro i have rashes on my buttock and my both thigh that normally iches me like mad. any drug to use

divorce there so called spouse if they use there salary to entice the wife so as to marry her. send there kids back to where they came from.collect tithe paid to the church and the zakat

It all started in the year 2015, I went to my friend house and his wife told me brother ope I have gotten you what you desire as in I have an Igbo girl that I want to give you since you said you're interested in an hausa or an igbo girl to settle down with and she like to be a muslim that she already chose the muslim name she likes. There was a day I was at there place and I said let me meet the girl and my friend wife went to there house that she wants to show her something but on getting to my friend house and seeing me she found it hard to stay after greeting me. I wasn't opportune to see her till an islamic scholar visit my friend from kaduna and told me my wife is very much around me but he's not going to tell me since he's not sure of me settling down now but after so much plead anytime I visit them he made mention of the same girl and I concluded that he want me to date and possibly marry her because he had she love to be a muslim. After so much thought I visit the girl house as my friend 2 younger sister stays in the same compound with her just to get to know her better and confirm if she's the type I would like to settle down with but unfortunately I normally met her absence. On the course of going there I met another girl around may 24 2015 and we started a romance that ended on the 1st of august 2015. This igbo girl knows I was having an affair with the other girl. And now since I'm not with the other girl do I still have a chance of getting her and if yes how do I go about it.

It all started in the year 2015, I went to my friend house and his wife told me brother ope I have gotten you what you desire as in I have an Igbo girl that I want to give you since you said you're interested in an hausa or an igbo girl to settle down with and she like to be a muslim that she already chose the muslim name she likes. There was a day I was at there place and I said let me meet the girl and my friend wife went to there house that she wants to show her something but on getting to my friend house and seeing me she found it hard to stay after greeting me. I wasn't opportune to see her till an islamic scholar visit my friend from kaduna and told me my wife is very much around me but he's not going to tell me since he's not sure of me settling down now but after so much plead he made mention of the same girl and I concluded that she want me to date and possibly marry her because he had she love to be a muslim. After so much thought I visit the girl house as my friend 2 younger sister stays in the same compound with her just to do my own study on her (behaviour)and to get to know her better but unfortunately I normally met her absence. On the course of going there I met another girl around may 24 2015 and we started a romance that ended on the 1st of august 2015. This igbo girl knows I was having an affair with the other girl. And now since I'm not with the other girl do I still have a chance of getting her.

And what's the hope of a 31 years OND holder in mechanical engineering

shamack:
Why nt try and make some ppl happy on xmas with ur money

martins normally does that

The guy was very rude to the sergeant. I met the sergeant while explaining what happen to his colleague. it was an ordinary head butt. where is picture of him locking the airforce uniform

Habayomie:



Atiku: oh boy,how market.......
Rotimi: federal money loading.

This is jigawa state governor and not atiku

vote your
conscience. Don't be manipulated.
If your pastor says don't vote for a
Muslim, ask him if Daniel served a
saint; whether Modeccai did not
serve King Ahaseurus and if
Joseph was not a prime Minister
under Pharaoh. This election is not
about North versus South, nor is it
Christian versus Muslim. It is about
Nigeria and good governance.
Don't allow politicians divide us.
When they share money, they
don't talk about religion. When
they want donations from Aliko
Dangote, they don't remember he
is a Muslim. When they enter an
aircraft, they don't ask the
religious faith of the pilot. When
their bosses are atheists, they
don't resign from the job. When an
Alhaji gives them contracts, they
don't reject it. They and their
wives go to Dubai to spend money.
Dubai is in United Arab Emirate but
they have no problems buying
houses in Dubai. But when it
comes to politics back home, they
say they want to ISLAMISE you.
Yet, some of these people were
spiritual consultants to Abacha.
Vote your conscience. If you want
to vote for Jonathan, vote for him
based on your conviction that he
has performed in your estimation
and not because he is a
"Christian". If you want to vote for
Buhari, vote for him because you
feel disenchanted with Jonathan
government, not because he is a
Muslim. Say NO to bigotry. God
bless Nigeria.

1. "INEC declares Buhari
President-Elect with 26.4 million
votes! PDP rejects result" -
VANGUARD!
2. "Buhari declared winner!". "This
is the worst election in Nigeria's
history" (Olisa Metuh) - PUNCH!
3. "APC in a historic victory!".
"Godswill Akpabio flee to Ghana,
begs for forgiveness". - PM NEWS!
4. "This is the most rigged election
in the world, Jega must be arrested
and imprisoned immediately. We
are
heading to court" (Ruben Abati) -
DAILY INDEPENDENT!
5. "South-south boils as INEC
declares Buhari winner, Militants
threatened war." - NIGERIAN
TRIBUNE!
6. "APC wins Aso Rock, 70 Senate
seats and 65% House of Reps. We
are
studying the results" (Mimiko) -
SUN
NEWSPAPER!
7. "Militants Protests Buhari's
Victory, Demands Cancellation Of
Polls In 21 States" - TRIUMPH
NEWSPAPER!
8. "How Jega Rigged The Polls In
Favour Of Buhari" - Premium time
9. "Obama, Cameroon, Hollande,
Ban Ki Moon, World Leaders
Congratulate Buhari" - THE
NATION!
10. "I Will Finish All The Gambaris
In Niger Delta Before May
29" (Asari Dokubo) -
SAHARAREPORTERS!
11. "Jega Rigged For The
Opposition, We Will Obtain A Court
Order And Arrest Him" (SSS
spokeswoman, Marylin Ogar) -
LEADERSHIP!
12. "It Can Never Be Possible, It Is
Either Jonathan Or No
Nigeria" (Ayo Fayose) - DAILY
TRUST
13. "Senate President, David Mark
In A Secret Meeting With The
Military To Stop May, 29 Handing
Over To Buhari" - THISDAY
NEWSPAPER
14. "No President That Has His
People At Heart Will Hand Over
Power To Someone Who Doesn't
Care About The Masses" (Doyin
Okupe) - NTA NEWS
15. "Nigeria Will Be Better Without
Jonathan" (United Nation) - NEW
YORK TIMES

"Religion is a personal thing and
every man has the right to choose
his own, or practice it the way he
likes. Most of the sycophants that
use religion to defame the
character of Buhari are not even
practicing their acclaimed self
righteousness. Many of them are
occultists. They kill and conduct
daily human sacrifices to remain in
power.
Buhari is a man of integrity and I
respect him a lot. But because
majority of those who have looted
this country to poverty are afraid
to end up in jail or loose their ill
gotten wealth, they chose to
fabricate lies against Buhari. They
hire hungry and morally corrupted
scholars to do the dirty jobs on
their behalf.
It is quite unfortunate that
Nigerians buy all the lies they
trade through the media. This is
the only country where people
prefer to believe in a 'hear say'
than make a research. Only a
minute population of Nigerians are
willing to investigate an allegation
before they draw conclusions.
Nigerians have resolved to be
praise singers to corrupt leaders.
We have failed to ask for
accountability. Our conscience has
been beclouded with religious and
ethnic sentiments. Our sense of
judgement and reason have been
blinded by poverty. We chose to
mortgage our tomorrow and the
future of our children for the rice
and a few Naira notes they share
during elections.
All we believe is the roads, the
bridges, the railways, the
electricity they build only on
televisions. I always ask my self
these questions:
1. Where are the roads?
✏The Abuja - Lokoja road was
awarded by Obasanjo's
administration. He spent 8 years in
the office. Then Yaradua and
Goodluck spent another 4 years.
Now if Goodluck is elected, he will
be spending another 8 years. This
will amount to 20 years and 180
km road is yet to be completed.
✏Enugu - Onitsha road was also
awarded by the Obasanjo
administration and till date, a
journey that is supposed to take 45
minutes can take you 8 hours if it
rains.
✏Enugu- PH road is on the same
series.
✏What about Uyo - Calabar
route? Just to mention a few.
2. Where is the power? They sold
all the NEPA to their friends. We
pay for the light that was not
supplied.
3. Our education and health
system go bad everyday. Lecturers
and Health workers spent more
time at home than in the schools
and hospitals as a result of
incessant strikes.
4. The government failed to
provide us with security. People
are being killed everyday and yet
government comes out to tell us
they are in control.
5. Why are we pretending that all
is well? It is only in Nigeria where
monies develop wings and fly. $20
billion oil money disappeared and
they said it was $10 billion.
Forensic investigators were hired
and that was the end of the story.
N20 billion pension fund stolen and
nothing came out of it. $9.3 million
seized in South Africa and
government claimed it was meant
for ammunition purchase. The
immigration scandal has also been
swept under the carpet because
the senate could not proceed with
their investigation. The man
behind the contract is sitting
among the high seats in the
senate. Innocent people were
defrauded and they at the same
time lost their lives yet, we have a
transparent governance.
6. Why are we praising
government as if they are doing
whatever with their personal
money. How many people in their
various communities have they
provided scholarship with their
personal money before they got
elected? The reason they got
elected is to manage our resources
and not to loot us dry.
One thing I know is that we will not
have any meaningful development
except if we make a change.
Age or no age, Buhari is a better
option for the present day Nigeria"

when we're hearing that some banks are planning to lay off some staffs.

Who is really the distraction between a male and a female (being) in a school relationship.

Can you also marry someone you dated for two years and after which there is a dispute between the. The lady in question got pregnant and gave birth to a bouncing baby boy but not happy in her marital home and she and the friend of my now have get back on a normal note. She want to come back. After 1 for somebody else. Hell no for me.what of you

GANDALF1: There is a reason why she is an Ex. The factors that made the relationship kaput the first time will come back stronger the second time. Hence, a big NO from me.

Best answer so far

No insult please. we're just indoor with my guys and the question came up cos a friend of my is confused

Can you marry your ex girlfriend that has given birth to a baby boy to another guy and not having a happy home. she also practice a different religion and of late you've been checking on her at her working place.

One of the wives of the late Afrobeat legend, Fela
Anikulapo-Kuti, Laide Anikulapo-Kuti, Nee Babayale, has
revealed some shocking details about the late legend.
Though the interview was months back, I found it now and
it’s so revealing. If you haven’t read it before, read it now.
It was actually a video interview with Trumpet Media
Group, but you can read the transcribed version after the
cut.
How did you meet Fela?
I met Fela at a Sunday Jump in 1974. The shrine was
opposite my house and some of my friends were selling
things in front of the place, and we were just there doing
our own thing, while Baba was inside doing his own thing
as usual. It was the boys that made us know him well.
They came to buy cigarettes from my friends, and wanted
to take candy sweets for free, and I was a kind of person
that would never allow anybody take me or the people
around me for a ride. I protested, and the next thing I
knew, was that a hot slap landed on the cheek of my friend
selling the goods, and that’s how we started fighting, that
Fela had to come out. We narrated what happened to him,
so Fela took the boy that slapped my friend inside and
punished him. After that, Fela sent one of his drivers to me
that if I’m chanced, I should come and see him.
Initially, I didn’t want to go in, because my people must
not see me in that kind of environment. I was 16 years old
as at then but I had a big stature. When I got in, Fela said I
should follow any of the cars to his house, but I didn’t go.
That was how I knew Fela liked me, and I liked him too, so
every Sunday jump, I was always going there, well-
dressed. Whenever he was going in, he always looked in
our direction. However, to cut the long story short, we
eventually began dating.
What was your parent’s reaction when they knew
you were in Kalakuta?
It was a tug-of war. My father never wanted it, because he
thought people who were around Fela were hooligans, but
it was a lie. Anybody who was a hooligan then was either a
passer-by, or just a shrine-goer, and not part of Fela’s
inner caucus, because Fela never wanted trouble from any
of his people. Fela fought with his music, but when people
heard the lyrics of his songs, they thought he was a
hooligan, which he was not. I was actually on break from
school for two weeks when I decided to go and spend
some time with Fela, but when I got there, I really enjoyed
myself and didn’t want to go back to school again though I
was in Form Four then. My parents went looking for me in
school, but the Reverend mothers and sisters there then
said they didn’t know my whereabouts even though all my
properties were still in the hostel. They began searching
everywhere, but they never thought I could be in Fela’s
place. It was actually Fela’s friend, who happened to be my
in-law, Uncle Tayo Mott, that informed my parents that I
was with Fela. He was a very close friend to Fela and was
also his DJ.
What were the actions your father took?
He was always coming to harass us wherever we went. He
would send boys from Shitta, Surulere, to bundle me up
wherever I was, and they would carry me. My father was a
prominent, well-known and outgoing person, so he knew
people like King Sunny Ade, Ebenezer Obey, and IK Dairo
very well, so he begged the three of them to go and plead
with Fela to release his daughter. On that fateful day when
they came, I was in Fela’s room, and we had just finished
doing our ‘thing.’ When Fela was informed that the three
men were there to see him, he went out, and later sent for
me that I should dress up and come out. When I went out,
he sat me down, and asked me if I knew the three men,
and I replied in the affirmative. He asked me if I knew why
they were there, and I replied that I didn’t, so he told me
they were there because of me. I said why, and asked
them if they knew me, but Fela calmed me down, that they
were sent by my father to beg me to come back home. I
then told them that there was nothing happening there
that they didn’t know about because they were also in the
music industry. I told them I was enjoying Fela’s music and
didn’t want to go home.
Can you recollect what happened when Kalakuta
Republic was invaded?
It started like a joke, but quickly escalated into war. Some
traffic police officers ‘Yellow Fever’ came and said they
wanted to see the person who drove a Range Rover that
was in the compound because it had even numbers on its
license plate, even though it was odd numbers. The
gateman then told them that he was not in the best
position to answer them, because as someone that wasn’t
learned, he didn’t know the difference between odd and
even numbers. The gateman then went inside to inform
Fela, and he told them that he wasn’t coming out. The
Yellow Fever officers then went and came back with some
soldiers because we were very near Abati Barracks then.
When Fela was informed that there were soldiers outside,
he first went into his mother’s room, because he never
went out without seeing her. Beko was already in the clinic
then, but when he saw what was going on, he also came
into mama’s room. Before we knew what was happening,
the whole thing degenerated into chaos.
How did the issue of the mass marriage come about?
When Kalakuta Republic was invaded and we all had
different injuries, mine was on my navel, and all the other
women making jest of me that I would never have a baby,
even though I was just about 20 years old then. I really
wanted to have children because of the special treatment
Fela gave his children. I then decided to look outside
because Fela didn’t want to have any more children then.
He went to one Baba JK in Idi Oro in Mushin to make his
sperm watery. He was always drinking African medicine
there, and that was what neutralized his sperm. So many
women were always getting pregnant for him that he was
terminating about six different pregnancies per day. It was
Dr. Beko Ransome-Kuti that used to terminate it then.
They’re all dead now; me too, I’m going to die one day, but
it’s always good to put things right for the records. There
was another girl then who I was close with, Adunni, so I
told her that we should look for people who we would have
children for. She had a baby for a taxi driver, while I had
my baby for a journalist, Steve, with Punch Newspapers.
He usually reported whatever activity Fela was involved in
all round the world. He was the kind of person I needed at
that time. There was a time we were in Ghana in Hotel
Presidential, and that was the time I went in with him.
Shortly after that, I started experiencing morning sickness,
and when it was confirmed that I was pregnant, I was very
happy.
Soon after that, Fela called me to go in with him, and I told
him that I was pregnant. He said, ‘What’ and I repeated it.
He came from the third floor to the first floor to Mama’s
room, and he told her, Maami, you know what, Laide is
pregnant.’ Mama asked him who was responsible, and he
told her he was the one to cover me up. Mama then said
‘Fine’ because she knew Fela liked me and I liked Fela.
Mama never knew that I had intercourse with Steve, even
though his room was directly opposite mama’s own in
Ghana. This is a true life story. I want you to bring it out
and let people know.
After that time, Fela now called Steve and the press that
‘these women have suffered a lot with me, so if anyone of
them wants, they can marry me and be having children.’
Steve said if that was what he wanted, then, no problem.
So Fela put out a notebook and said that the people who
want to marry him out of all the women in the shrine
should put their names down. In all, we were 27 that wrote
our names, and Fela told the rest that if they didn’t write
their names, he wouldn’t sleep with them.
On the day of the wedding ceremony, Fela’s best pal, Tunji
Braithwaite, who was supposed to join us together, ran
away from his chambers, saying that he had never seen
such a thing before for a man to marry 27 women at the
same time. He had thought it was a joke when Fela told
him earlier. The following day, Fela called an Ifa priest and
they came to join us together at Hotel Parisona in Anthony,
Lagos. Fela put money on everybody’s heads and we
collected our certificates of marriage to him.
Can you describe how it felt like being with him?
Fela was a true living legend. He was the one and only
man that God put in our midst, but people never knew his
worth until he was gone. Fela was always chewing music in
his mouth whatever he was doing. Whether he was eating,
driving, or with a woman in the room, he was always
chewing music in his mouth with his pen and paper with
him always. He was very good at writing in short-hand; in
fact he was good at everything you can ever think of. There
was nothing he did wrong; except you didn’t know him. He
was a messiah; if we had given him a chance, Nigeria
would have changed, but people like Obasanjo never gave
him a chance.
Whenever Fela wanted to make music, he sang about the
things around him.
Talking about bedroom matters, how did Fela rotate
between his numerous wives?
Fela always called his wives based on how he enjoyed
them; if he did not enjoy you, he would not call you. Even
after the marriage, it continued like that.

I'm a male. I no remember the date wey I disvirgin or the girl who disvirgin me but I was disvirgin in the late 90's I guess