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Moz22:
"bought it" in that sentence is grammatically wrong. Rather than argue, just it and leave

Moz22:
bought it?

Adakintroy2:
Pls I accidentally go load glo 5k instead of 500.

I want to sell the balance. Anyone interested

4k. Will sell for 3.5k. Thanks( sell share)

IgocheJohn:
Are you for real; 1.5 naira per word; do you know what it implies? It doesn't measure at all...

LeeMason:


Cities weren't build with prayers. Stop being naive we are almost in 2020.

Singapore1:
i can do that
i have pm you

LeeMason:
1. Governor Henry Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa would be arrested by EFCC.

2. There will be a new NDDC board in 2020.

3.Tinubu and Buhari would not see eye to eye in 2020.

4.Obasanjo will write a new open letter to GMB.

5 There will be a new Christian vs Muslim crisis in plateau.

6.Boko Haram will hold more territories in Northern Nigeria.

7.There will be a bomb explosion in Abuja in 2020.

8. General IBB might finally kick the bucket in 2020

9. A new breed of internet fraud millionaires would emerge and the crave for their choice vehicle would move from Benz to BMW.

10. And finally a few Nigerian prophets would borrow some of my highlighted points as their own prophesy for 2020, but always you read it here first.

Happy New Year ahead Nairalanders.

lalasticlala:
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ifewise:
The Controversy on Christmas, December 25th as Jesus' Birthday: Our Position and Clarification, By MFM

With reference to the varied reactions that have been trailing the message of our General Overseer (Worldwide), Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM), Dr. Daniel Olukoya, on the celebration of December 25th as Christmas in celebration of the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, during the church's weekly Manna Water service on Dec. 25, 2019, we make the following clarifications...

Though the foundation of Christmas is idolatry and God hates idolatry with perfect hatred, we will not throw away the baby and the bath water.
We do not condemn those who celebrate.
Jesus is born in us at MFM every day. His death is our birth certificate.

We will bring out the positive out of the negatives by using all holidays for prayers, conferences seminars, and activities.

We will hold seminars, conventions, camp meetings or special teaching services to pray, examine the scriptures and draw positives from the wrong, negative and idolatry practices of the two events: Easter and Christmas.

We will hold special meetings to re-teach, re-emphasize and reappraise the significance of Jesus' birth, death, cross, and resurrection.

ON DECEMBER AND THE SHEPHERDS
Strange but true! those shepherds who were “keeping watch over their flocks by night”? (Luke 2:. December weather around Bethlehem is often miserably cold, wet and rainy. No shepherd in his right mind would have kept his flocks outside at night at that time of year!
The age argues against the December 25th birth of Jesus Christ since the weather would not have permitted shepherds to be out in the fields with their flocks then.

Also, Luke 2:1-4 tells us that Jesus was born in Bethlehem because his parents came to that town to in a Roman census.
The Romans were well known as highly efficient s. It would have made no sense to have conducted a census in the dead of winter when temperatures often dropped below freezing and traveling was difficult due to poor road conditions. Taking a census under such conditions would have been pointless.

The Bible nowhere tells us to observe a holiday celebrating Jesus Christ’s birth —but it clearly does tell us to do ‘communion’ in remembrance of him.

BeautifulMind2:
Just to share my pictures to lovely Lake hotel built by Anambra State Government. Today they organized Christmas party for parents and children

Speak2klein:
1. Learn to Be a Referee
You need to become an excellent setter of boundaries when you work as your own boss - boundaries for others, and for yourself. Make sure you formulate rules about how you spend your time, including your night and weekend hours. Give yourself time for vacations too.
It is also important to clearly define certain boundaries for those who would use your services:

-You're Worth the Money. Freelancing is the land of low-ball offers. An offer of $5 for an hour-long gig is ridiculous - don't take it. You're worth the money, and if you've taken the risk of going out on your own, you deserve the reward of a decent payment.
-Don't Work Hours You're Not Paid For. Once again, bill for everything. If a potential client suggests that you forgo billing for certain aspects of a job or wants a substantial amount of meeting time "off the clock," you need to say no.
-Don't Answer Your Phone and Email All the Time. Once you set limits on when you do and do not work, you need to feel comfortable telling your clients no. Enforce your no-call times. If you're a good enough worker, your clients cannot begrudge you for abiding by your own rules.





2. Build Your  Team
Freelancing can prove to be lonely at times, especially if you work from home. You need to build a solid team and make time for friends during the week so you don't burn out. The people you rely on ideally should be able to offer different perspectives on your work and help with managing your daily tasks.

-Count on Outsourcing. Don't waste any of your valuable time with tasks you aren't very good at or that is the least relevant to your work. Equally, if you have more jobs than you can handle, outsource. You may lose a few bucks but in the end you make more from doing more work. For instance, if you offer article writing services, and you have bulk articles, you can outsource to good websites like scribesbay.com that offer good writing services. In the end, you make more delivering more value. Focus on how you can increase supply. , your goal is to move up the chain.
-Connect With Other Freelancers. Freelance work can feel isolating and confusing, especially when income ebbs and flows and you're not always sure what to do. a network, such as Freelancer's Union, for advice, assistance, and additional networking opportunities. You can also find local help on Meetup.com, and answers to your tax- and employment-related questions on the government's Small Business istration website.
-Consider Coworking. If your main challenge with freelancing is the sense of isolation, consider coworking as an alternative to working from home. A coworking arrangement allows you to rent office space for a small fee so you can mingle with other freelancers, share ideas, and go through the motions of traditional work life.




3. Provide Yourself With Benefits
You need to have a plan for benefits. As a freelance worker, you won't have access to health insurance, disability insurance, or life insurance through any of your clients. You also won't be able to count on the security of regular paychecks. Each of these challenges is surmountable, however, as long as you plan ahead.

-Provide an Income Buffer. First of all, for the ebbs and flows of income by having between three and six months' worth of savings in your bank . This buffer can help in months that work is scarce, and you can build it back up when the work pours in again. Additionally, you should start and build up an emergency fund.
-Insurance Coverage. Insurance should be considered part of the cost of doing business. It's wise to seek out medical, short-term disability, and long-term disability plans as a bare minimum of coverage. Depending on your age and health, it may also be prudent to purchase dental and vision insurance. 
-Retirement Benefits. Finally, make sure to plan for your future. In addition to your own research, a financial advisor can help you make retirement decisions, and an ant can help you understand the tax implications of any avenues you're considering.





Final word
If you're thinking about making the leap to a freelance career, don't look at it as an escape from the rat race of traditional employment. Freelancing comes with significant risks and challenges, and you need to be sure you're prepared for the inevitable difficulties that arise. However, with an independent personality, a little planning, and a lot of creativity, you may find that freelance work is the perfect mixture of flexibility and self-fulfillment for your career path.

What additional tips can you suggest to thrive as a freelancer?

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Bossontop:

K sir

"Gen. Baba go slow"

Abi i lie??

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ContractKiller:
Wetin dem build?


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Mac2016:

The woman in question is more angry than you could ever get and she's so bitter about something. I doubt if it is religion based!
My guesses: possibly your fowls where hosted within her proximity and they gave her a hellish time during their rearing period.. Foul fowl poop, odoriferous environment etc to mention little! She might have complained at a point to you before, most probably, and you felt unconcerned..
You completed the rearing and the poultry was successful.. And made you richer while she's poor (now she's thinks it is all at her expense/detriment). She could also not reject your gift to your face possibly cos you're an influential figure or a mouthed fellow (with some sort of community followers/ers ing you "unduly".. "Unduly" to her)
You have just two choices about her but don't make it messy.. Maybe to take steps to endear her or totally ignore her.. Don't accost her! My opinion tho

AroleOduduwa2:
I hope the FG didn’t injected him?

helinues:
I hope he wins the contested election. As a person, I wouldn't want to experience what Dino have experienced in life.. Too good and too bad... Money with no restless

Cousin9999:
Dubai is land of slavery and prostitution. I hope this young women never goes there.

ednut1:
avoid such people if you want to live long. Her pastor will accuse your mother of being a witch soon u go sabi. She is playing with her life. If u go nack am now the appendix rapture and she die. Nairaland awaits you. Young man kills girl friend during sex

emeijeh:


Mechanical or Electrical Engineering ?

bagger293:
I'm also in your shoes, I think the course doesn't matter, just the school that matters