Salore..

Hopes to he there, in sha Allah

Salore

Will be there, in sha Allah

tpia@:

Even when the Lawyer advices you on what to do, the final decision still lies with you... I like the diagram a lot though

tpia@:

Even when the Lawyer advices you on what to do, the final decision still lies with you...

We live in a world with uncertainties and as such we are usually required to fill in data on who should be our next of kin, in case something happens...

Many of us have in such instances always find ourselves at crossroads.. Should my next of kin be my husband, wife, father, mother, siblings, friends?? Who really deserves to be, and in what circumstances??

Darkhorse007:
I have done that, sir, but still couldn't find any msg whatsoever from shell.

then i'll advice you send them a mail to complain. They'll definitely reply you in a matter of days (less than a week)

@all... Thanks
I actually participated in the workforce audition but the txt i recieved mentioned coming with credentials and passport which we already presented at the verification exercise and I forgot them in school..

I am not taking things for granted o. Please, who knows if some people are scheduled for Monday so i can join them? I already tried their numbers without being able to connect. Thanks for ur anticipated speedy response.. Juliecentric.. Thanx for your earlier speedy response and best of luck

It was indeed a day at the National Stadium, Lagos today when the renowned Islamic preacher, Dr Zakir Naik mounted the podium to speak on the topic bordering on salat as a programming language for human beings. He likened the human being as a computer machine; a complex one at that. Just like a computer requires programmes to run effectively, the human requires a reminder in form of salat to constantly ensure they are on track. Whenever a computer programme is corrupted by a virus, the programme usually needs to be reinstalled. In the case of humans, we are exposed to thousands of such 'viruses' daily hence necessitating constant re-programming in form of salat...

To allow salat achieve its objectives of reforming people, Dr Zakir advised muslims to learn the meanings of what they recite in their daily prayers. What is the point in a sick person reciting the doctor's prescriptions without actually taking the drugs?? It will amount to nothing. That is Dr Zakir's similitude of a muslim who mechanically recites in his prayers without pondering on the meaning of the verses recited. He talked also on how to maintain concentration in salat, the very many medical and spiritual benefits of regularly observing salat..

Earlier on, his son Fariq Naik did justice (or rather "over-justice", if there is anything like that) to the topic: "Concept of God in World's major religions". He performed excellently for an 18year old. He was just like his father, and even more. He has successfully memorized the entire Qur'an.

The high point of the programme was the question and answer series. Preference was given to questions from the Christain brothers and sisters. The questions were brilliantly answered by the seasoned Lecturer himself, Zakir Naik. He answered them all in a manner that appealed to logic and reason. There were two questioners that were persistent in their questionings however reasonable the proffered answers were. Prominent among them was one Udo Udogha. He challenged Zakir to an intellectual debate and cited one person that had earlier challenged Naik to a debate. Guess what Zakir's answer was; If they can provide 50,000 of their people and bring a "heavyweight" evangelist, he is ready for them, even if the Pope was brought for a debate.. It was apparent, at least from what I saw and heard about Udo, that what he sought was just attention towards himself. There was another questioner that asked about reference to specific rewards for women in the Hadith or Qur'an. He was answered by Naik using the hadith of Aisha (r.a) that Rasullulah (saw) said that the rewards for women in Jannah is such that no eyes have seen and no ears have heard. What a wonderful reward for Women!! Wonderful indeed to the extent that for once I wished i was a woman...

The saga continues tomorrow at the National Stadium Lagos...

"The best way to concentrate in salat is to ponder over the meanings of what you recite"

I tried calling the Heritage Bank number to see if I can reschedule because incidentally i forgot my credentials in school when i came home the night before yesterday... The txt i recieved around 9:46pm yesternight showed i was scheduled for 1pm yesterday...
Who knows for how long the exercise will last cos i intend calling their number on Monday after trying severally today without success??

Very funny... Just recieved a text from Heritage Bank for an interview slated for 1pm today at around 9:49pm... I don't know if they expect me to turn back the hands of time to be able to attend the interview..

WHAT DO I DO NOW? Anyone in same shoes??

JazakaLlahu khairan for your lovely write-up... May Allah make it beneficial to you and us...

ImpactWorld: Problem: Do or die attitude of our politicians.
Solution: Make political office less attractive. Politicians should earn very little; maybe only allowances. Political office should purely be for service to Nigeria and Nigerians.

I quite agree with you. The 'benefits' attached to political offices is too attractive and is attracting the wrong people. If it is made less lucrative, maybe only people willing to serve in the real sense would vy for political offices

Adrenaline123: create a new type of efcc and fill it with people with fear of God

what would happen to the previous ones (I mean EFCC and ICPC)? Will you recommend scrapping them? If you do, don't you think many will be made jobless??

I would rather demonstrate zero tolerance for non-performance of these institutions by sacking any non-performing 'oga' of these institutions. This will go a long way in sending signals to would-be new bosses that they must DELIVER..
I also think these institutions are non-performing because the leaders at the top wish it so..

To make the thread interesting and organized we can start proferring our solutions by first naming the problem, and then the solution..

For example,
LOOTING OF PUBLIC FUNDS- this can be stemmed by public execution of offenders.... Etc

This thread is for the purpose of giving us all the oportunity of rubbing minds together on how to solve the myriad of challenges facing this beloved country of ours.

No doubt, the country is facing lots of challenges ranging from corruption, terrorism, insecurity, poverty, underdevelopment... The list is endless!

The youth, they say, is the future of tomorrow and who knows, tomorrow may present an opportunity for some of us to take charge of the country's affairs.. I hope some of the ideas shared in this thread may be useful in helping us find lasting solutions to our numerous commn challenges..

The FLOOR IS NOW OPEN!!

Nice write up.. May Allah make it be of benefit to many muslims and non-muslims alike...

I do not have any written work yet but u can try me out.. Email is salore4real28@yahoo.com

dasparrow: @Post
USA should be labelled risky too. If some lunatic is not gunning down innocent 6 year old kids in a primary school in Connecticut, another lunatic is gunning down movie goers or worshipers in a Sikh temple in Colorado or a tornado might just rip through your neighborhood if you live in the Midwest and destroy your home or take your life. You might get washed away by a hurricane - Hurricane Sandy or Katrina anyone? - or get gunned down by a stray bullet should two rival gangs begin fighting. As a black person, you could get target by racist whites or racist white cops and the list is endless. My point is, nowhere in this world is safe at the moment hence we should remain prayerful.

I quite agree with you given ur analysis that USA should probably be listed as one of the riskiest places to live. If you noticed, Sub-Saharan Africa is almost exclusively shown to be "Hell-on-Earth".

Freiburger: It is a safe place if you 're a Nigerian and have lived your whole life as a Nigerian in the country.

So maybe the "Risky-place-to-be" stuff is actually directed to foreigners wishing to visit Nigeria.. Hmmm, you have a point

A highway bridge over a river in WashingtonState has collapsed, dumping vehicles and people into the water, the Associated Press news agency reported quoting police.
Trooper Mark Francis said on Friday the four-lane bridge collapsed about halfway between Seattle and Vancouver, British Columbia.
Francis said he had no idea how many people were in the water or whether there were any injuries or deaths.
A Skagit Valley Herald reporter at the scene said a sheriff's office rescue boat had arrivedand rescue crews were looking for people inthe water.
The newspaper reporter saw one person sitting atop one vehicle in the water.
Source: AP

Out of Control: Nigerian Men Killing Their Wives

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October 18th, 2012

Gary Frist

NewsRescue- Headlines in Nigerian papers today is the story of a 46-year-old unemployed man, who on October 7, at Agbado in Ogun state of Nigeria was arrested for allegedly killing his wife by throwing her into a pit latrine over a domestic misunderstanding. That’s a raw dudu pit!

This is just the latest case in the chronic saga of Nigerians killing their wives at home and abroad.

The many spontaneous killings, unlike honor killings which are most rampant in Nations around the world, from Asia to South America, can more accurately be considered as crimes of passion, but some disturbingly are executed with scary premeditation and careful planning.

NewsRescue investigated the trends and distribution of these murders and found some thought and discussion provoking trends.

Pit Latrine: Traditional non water-flushed toilet

Nigeria with a population of 150 million, is Africa’s most populous nation. The country has over 500 ethnic groups, but of these, the three largest and loudest, are the Hausa’s up North, The Yoruba’s in the South west and the Igbo’s in the south east.

Cases of wife murder like the one above are almost exclusively relegated to the southern ethnic groups, with the Igbo’s being culprit in 9 in 10 cases.

Read more: http://newsrescue.com/control-nigerian-men-killing-wives/#ixzz2U6yJvxHq

but come to think of it, is Nigeria really a safe place to be? this Boko guys are making foreigners scared of this country

The Riskiest Places In The World [MAP]
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Risk management firm and insurance broker Aon has just released its Terrorism And Political Violence risk map for 2013.

The news is that apparently, the U.S. is in no danger of the latter kind of disturbance.

Instead, the only risk to America is terrorism.

Meanwhile in Europe, the overall risk levels in France and Spain are actually equivalent to China and Russia, presumably on the basis of the former countries' recent, heated demonstrations protesting austerity.

And the sleepiest countries in the world? Denmark, Finland, Japan, Australia, Iceland, Uruguay and Botswana — the risk of anything happening there is negligible.

Check it out:

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Aon

And here is their list of countries with notable changes in their risk ratings:

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Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/aon-material-risk-by-country-map-2013-5#ixzz2U6gCiJen

this is the message i got in my inbox after the second test.. is dis an indication of success?? or what??

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Please note that our communication with you with regard to your application is mostly done via email. Therefore, we would appreciate it if you could check your email inbox regularly to ensure we maintain close contact throughout your application.

Please note that if you have previously applied as a graduate, you must wait at least 12 months from the date of your final outcome (three years following attendance at a Shell Recruitment Day or Final Assessment) before submitting another intern or graduate application. If you have applied within 12 months from the date of your final outcome, we will be unable to process your new application.