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Career / Re: My Boss Is Asking Me Out On A Date by teechudleyy(f): 6:14pm On Feb 25, 2016
Funkychic:
Barely a month i got employed in a Microfinance bank for my SIWES, and my boss seriously wants a relationship with me!. Though, he's cute and handsome, but i can't just imagine dating someone working in d same organisation with me, not to talk of my boss. I av turned him down severally, but he has refused to take MY NO for an answer. ...what do i do to wave him aside and it wouldn't affect my job? I seriously need ur suggestions pls

He cannot sleep with you on the office desk with everyone watching. Therefore... Don't let ur relationship with him go beyond the office space. Avoid even going to his office. If he makes a joke in public. Dont laugh too much. And dont frown while others are laughing. Before people start suspecting what is not and ur reputation gets ruined whether u sleep with him or not. Unless u self wan do sha. Also get used to it its part of ur industrial training. You will continue to experience it. Harassment in Scl from lecturers, harassment at work from staff and bosses... Harassment from clients and future biz partners. Learn to deal with people now. As boldly as possible. If u say no nicely... They will never take u serious. The worst that can happen is dey keep finding faults.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 9:59pm On Feb 24, 2016
amicable09:

Lol. Ok. Tomorrow you will tell me the difference between Olorun and Oluwa, also, when and why they are used differently.

How was work today?

Its just like the Chukwu and Chineke in Igbo parlance I believe
Literature / Re: Black Bird by teechudleyy(f): 8:52pm On Feb 24, 2016
Missmossy:
Enthralling!! Kudos.

Thanks miss,
Literature / Re: Bleedin' Louboutin by teechudleyy(f): 8:41pm On Feb 24, 2016
Moyarh:


Lol. Na true now. Its the easiest excuse in the book.

Yeah. Basically everything bad is d devils handwork. But its d devil in us. I guess.
Literature / Re: Black Bird by teechudleyy(f): 8:38pm On Feb 24, 2016
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Literature / Re: Bleedin' Louboutin by teechudleyy(f): 7:32pm On Feb 24, 2016
kayspark27:
She has fallen inlove,and i think her mum is the one pushing diddy towards her

No comments. Loool!
Literature / Re: Bleedin' Louboutin by teechudleyy(f): 7:31pm On Feb 24, 2016
Moyarh:
Lol... wat if Jide comes back to beg, and blames the devil like men usually do

Lol! Devil don't suffer o.
Romance / Re: How Telemundo Destroy Our Ladies Emotionally by teechudleyy(f): 5:12pm On Feb 24, 2016
This post hits d nail on the head. Gbam! What I tell girls is... If you want that kind of love, be the calibre of girl the guy was dying for. Many girls with low grade attitude want top grade relationships and vice versa. Be the person you want to attract.
Work.
Stay in shape.
Be honest and kind.
Be bold.
Be determined.
Those girls never sleep with anyone else all thru d movie even wen dey av issues with their love interest.

To get a premium man, be a premium chic and you will get flower shop delivered to your living room. Finish!

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Literature / Re: Bleedin' Louboutin by teechudleyy(f): 3:59pm On Feb 24, 2016
PART 7

There's a snail at the bottom of my garden
And his name is Christopher crawl
He crawls all day, he crawls all night
He's slowly crawling up my wall

There's a snail but it wasn't Christopher crawl in the nursery rhyme. It was Dede. It suddenly felt as if he was following me, and crawling right into my heart.
I got into my office the next morning to find Diddy perusing one of my dads books.
"Good morning" I said rather sternly, wondering how he came in, what he wanted and who let him in.

"Good morning ma'am. Happy to see me I see" He said, walking towards me as I shut the door.

"What are you doing here?" I snapped at him
"Wh-" he laughed "what am I -?" He shook his head, still smiling as if I was making a joke.

"Wait. Are you stalking me or something?" I was in no mood for his boyish charms.

Diddy was the kind of guy who goes about life like its a fun ride. He's daring, charming and perhaps a little too immature. He was born into a large family with money. He lived comfortably all through his life and acts like someone of great importance.

"Wow. Following you?" He scuffed, saying something else under his breath

"I'm sorry. What was that?" I confronted him.

He shook his head, massaging his temples.

"What did you say? " I stood in his way, before he got a chance to turn around and leave. I noticed him staring at my low cut blouse so I stepped back and went to sit in my gigantic chair.

"I said nothing. Don't get so hung up" he said and made for the door.

"Hung up? You don't have the balls to say it. You're free to leave" I taunted almost on top of my voice.

He stopped in his tracks, swung around and walked towards me. He had such a strange serious look that nearly terrified me.

"You know what? I'm tired of you!"

"I'm sorry what -"

"Don't interrupt me."

I shut up immediately. It felt strange because I wasn't used to taking orders.

He continued. "You're not nice to me. You scowl at me all the time. I'm following you? I'm Dede Ade-Hanson!"

" I know. You don't -"

"I said don't interrupt me!" He slammed his palms on the table.
"Yes. I like you. I'm here in your face and you don't see it. You don't remember the other night? Remember this."

He leaned in and covered my lips with his. It was a long hard kiss. He took out his anger on my lips. He parted my lips with his and thrust his warm tongue right through, stroking mine with his. It was so electrifying I couldn't help but kiss him back. I receive all his frustrations with my mouth willingly responding to him but he pulled back and the kiss ended just as abruptly as it started. Making it the second time.

Diddy turned around and walked away. I didn't know what to do. Stop him? Or throw a book at him. I was too shocked and almost petrified. He stopped at the door and turned around.

"I was only checking out how we could share the office as agreed in the board meeting but Conference room 2 works just fine. Have fun."

His voice was sombre. I felt like a bad person. Its true we agreed I would share the office with the representative from Patreco Inc. I didn't think it would be Diddy.

Honestly, I had only been over reacting because I felt he had been invading my space from the day we met again. With unsolicited kisses, to crashing in my bed. I had forgotten my partner could well be Dede. I had been expecting to see Dokun or anyone else. Who would have thought Diddy could be the office type?

I felt worse than guilty.

We had our first in house meeting as Servace-Patreco. Dede easily filled the spot of a financial strategist making some serious sense all the way. I was worse than judge Judy. Dede could be a business man if he wanted to.

Throughout the meeting, not for once did he look at me, or address me directly even though I tried hard to catch his attention. I was hoping I could apologise telepathically. All I got was a well defined jawline. A beautiful jawline no less.
I knew what I was feeling and I was eager to admit it especially since he told me he liked me too.

Jide who?

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 10:31am On Feb 24, 2016
ProudOlodo:

But ma'am, you're good with the language smiley

Lol! My mum still criticises my pronunciations tho. She says its all been colored by grammer. I love language. Theres so much you can learn abt a culture just by observing der language look at French where objects can b masculine or effeminate. Mind blowing!
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 10:06am On Feb 24, 2016
amicable09:

Lol. Just one letter and the meaning is this bad! Lol. I shall not have a free head oooo... Oruko Jesu!

Lol! Na so. Even this ola we r talking abt carries different pronunciations. One completely Means wealth. The other one which is most commonly used means wealth, virtue, grace... Etc.

I've never seen someone name der kids the first.

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 9:57am On Feb 24, 2016
amicable09:

Mmmh... this is deep and wide!
BTW, thanks for the correct spelling of that Yoruba grace word.

Lol. Ur too smart. I knew u WD catch DAT. Oriofe WD mean free head
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 9:56am On Feb 24, 2016
amicable09:

Olaoluwa will simply mean wealthy God or God of wealth na. There is nothing lost in the translation.
That's so wrong.

When a person says in yoruba
"Ola Olorun in mo n je o."

Or
"Ola Iya to bi wa" -

They never mean wealth in these cases
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 9:51am On Feb 24, 2016
ProudOlodo:

Lol. It's also easy to get oneself confused too. See the abimibiola and abimibaola...one can never tell which one is exactly intended

Lol. That translation is not right. You may not understand

Yes. You are so right.

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 9:47am On Feb 24, 2016
amicable09:

No o, that's not it. It is Oriofe
I think ola in some contexts and ore ofe could be synonyms.

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 9:39am On Feb 24, 2016
ProudOlodo:

Exactly. In names like 'olaoluwa', to translate it as 'wealth' defeats the meaning. I think while 'wealth' is often the most fitting translation, most names are intended to combine it with other meanings like 'honour', 'virtue', etc. Like you said, translation hardly captures it all smiley

Yeah... Like Olaoluwa to mean means Gods grace. In the process of explaining... One might further confuse ppl.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 9:31am On Feb 24, 2016
ProudOlodo:

Ola doesn't mean 'wealth' all the time

That's d lost in translation part. I don't even know how to explain it.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 9:08am On Feb 24, 2016
amicable09:

Lol. They can't have "Chi" in their names but they have Sola, I think.

Maybe we should go to d culture segment of Nairaland. Ders no letter c in the yoruba alphabet.
TV/Movies / Re: Zee World Movies And Soaps Official Fan Page by teechudleyy(f): 9:00am On Feb 24, 2016
zeeworldfreak1:
..Abeg thank goodess o'jaré...its about time.....watching that show is work yo....at least,we will be done with one regularly scheduled mumulity...remaining the promise...after that one finish...i'm going to zee rehab..its time to cure myself of this addiction grin..while I am at it,will try to revive dead brain cells and recover lost I.q points grin

LMAO! So true. The projects you embarked on are finally coming to an end. The new ones coming up... Watch at ur own peril. That's my note to self.
TV/Movies / Re: Zee World Movies And Soaps Official Fan Page by teechudleyy(f): 8:56am On Feb 24, 2016
komzyb:
maybe she's on Bani's side, she knows what she is doing, Jigyasa doesn't deal with things she won't gain from
can't wait for the downfall of Meera *the way i hate her ehn*

She's on Banis side this time. I feel that's d only way she can get back in the good graces of her family therefore, as far as Jiggy is concerned. No selfless good deed.

I only wish she would just say she is taking care of that lost Atharva. Nobody is talking abt the baby. Everyday d thing dey pain me.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 8:45am On Feb 24, 2016
amicable09:

Oh! Mehn! this is an exposé, I swear.
You mean all the people I've called Bimbo are Abimbolas? lol.

I am learning about pet names today.*smiles

Its not pet name o. Just short forms of D name. Like Chukwuebuka is Ebuka

The Bimbos are definitely Abimbola. But the Bolas could have been Adebola, etc

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 8:41am On Feb 24, 2016
LastMumu:
Do you guys know a popular soft drink brand got its name and success from the Yoruba name Ola?

History has it that in 1759, when the Brits landed on the shore of Lagos, in their bid to colonize the place now called Nigeria, one of major Lords (Lord Snowbelly) that travelled with them fell in love with the daughter of an Ifa priest called Adenike. Just before Snowbelly was about to go back to England, Adenike rushed into her father's shrine and brought out a black stuff which she claimed to a sweetener brought by Ifa when he landed on earth. She said the name of the flavor is called Koka kola (Get bent and get wealth), that flavour has been the secret flavour behind the success of the Coca-Cola soft drink.

I would av believed this myth but no ifa priest names der child Adenike. Maybe Ifanike.

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 8:37am On Feb 24, 2016
amicable09:

Lol. Ehen!? This must be some wealth series o, So many names with Ola. When next I meet a person bearing ...Ola, or Ola..., I'll be sure to ask for the name in full.

Whenever I hear Ola, what comes to my mind is Olamide only. Abimbola for me is Bola in short form but now I see it can be Ola too.

It can also be Bimbo.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 8:32am On Feb 24, 2016
LastMumu:
Do you guys know a popular soft drink brand got its name and success from the Yoruba name Ola?

History has it that in 1759, when the Brits landed on the shore of Lagos, in their bid to colonize the place now called Nigeria, one of major Lords (Lord Snowbelly) that travelled with them fell in love with the daughter of an Ifa priest called Adenike. Just before Snowbelly was about to go back to England, Adenike rushed into her father's shrine and brought out a black stuff which she claimed to a sweetener brought by Ifa when he landed on earth. She said the name of the flavor is called Koka kola (Get bent and get wealth), that flavour has been the secret flavour behind the success of the Coca-Cola soft drink.

Shet! LMFAO!
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 8:31am On Feb 24, 2016
amicable09:

Wow! That's serious.
So this Ola name has its roots traceable to family something!? I want to know if there is a name like "My wealth has finished" "I was born and wealth disappeared" " Born without wealth"... Those kind of meanings, any name like that?

BTW I have noticed Yoruba naming ceremony is always a big affair and that's cool sha.

There are very few parents who name their children Jabesh these days. I've never seen a name that sounds negative o.

Yoruba people believe a child's name follows them all thru der life.

There r some people who just name their kids what dey like regardless of roots tho. As long as the name expresses der feelings towards d child.

As per d naming ceremony, I don't fancy it. I don't know why dey make so much noise on an innocent childs destiny.

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Jobs/vacancies Section Chatroom by teechudleyy(f): 8:13am On Feb 24, 2016
amicable09:

Lol. Ehen!? This must be some wealth series o, So many names with Ola. When next I meet a person bearing ...Ola, or Ola..., I'll be sure to ask for the name in full.

Whenever I hear Ola, what comes to my mind is Olamide only. Abimbola for me is Bola in short form but now I see it can be Ola too.

No can. It is Bola is two words. In the end... Ola is d boss.

In Yoruba land. Naming is a beautiful thing. . . your name however simple it is has something to do with your roots. Some families bear Ola. Some bear Akin something. Just as the royals bear AdeSomething Its a family thing. In some homes everyone is Ola something... Cousins and all. Its fun and corny sometimes tho.

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