JOB SEEKER BE CAREFUL OF WHAT YOU POST ON YOUR SNW

The experts have sounded warning to young men and women across the globe. Many Job social media have used social network to measure the intellectualism of jobs seekers. Most People Just submit application thinking all is well. They eventually dazed when they failed to receive any interview call up after several application have been submitted. Yes, many have long learnt the trick that a good CV will do the job and some even went to learn how to write a captivating Resume. 

It has now been confirmed that what you post on your social network could probably have been the sole reason why you have not successful got  a single job after school.

An article published on the blog Mashable made it well know  that Social media monitoring service recently surveyed more than 300 hiring professionals to determine when and how job recruiters are screening job candidates on different social networks.

The study found that more than 90% of recruiters and hiring managers have visited a potential candidate’s profile on a social network as part of the screening process. And a whopping 69% of recruiters have rejected a candidate based on content found on his or her social networking profiles — an almost equal proportion of recruiters (68%), though, have hired a candidate based on his or her presence on those networks.

So you need to be careful on what you post on your wall or what comment you make. Your information on those network profile could also be to your advantage or to your disadvantage. 

A word is enough for the wise.

IS NIGERIA A DEMOCRATIC STATE OR DEMOMADNESS?

Alhaji King Babatunde Ayinla Nurudeen Olasunkanmi Omidina, aka Baba Suwe is a well known man in the Nigerian movie industry called Nollywood. He was alleged to have have been found with drug on his way to France where he was bid to act as master of ceremony for the naming ceremony of a new born Babe in France. 
 He was arrested and detained by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) at their office in Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) Lagos State. The NDLEA claimed the scan machine at the airport had discovered some particles lodged in his stomach during their check up. However, several news has been aired in relation to the Baba Suwe case. In fact, Thisday Live reported that The Head of Public Affairs, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Mr. Mitchell Ofoyeju,  debunked rumours that Alhaji Babatunde Omidina, popularly known as Baba Suwe, had been released from detention.
He said Baba Suwe was still in the agency’s custody, adding that prior to the arrest, the comedian did not have any drug-related records with the agency. He also refuted claims that the suspect had relieved himself for the third time, stating that neither had any hard drugs been discovered on him

Since his arrest on Thursday Last week, NDLEA could not consider it necessary to  involve better means to extra the drug from his stomach if truly drug was still lodged in his stomach after excreting over three times already. 
In a matter of fact, i am not saying NDLEA should not do their job but please if Nigeria is truly a democratic state, Then what is the meaning and where is this picture of Baba Suwe emanating from.
who were the officers that were with him when he was excreting? Both the NDLEA Chief and his subordinates should be made  scape goats for other institution to learn from


 Please Nigeria human right who were staking their lives during the Military era should thing the fight is over. in fact the fight just began. The Picture of baba Suwe be circulated on facebook will and all other network will give you the insight of the level of Nigeria democracy. It is actually a demomadness.

Gaddafi Beautiful Guard> where could she be now...please don't kill her for me..

Where will this beautiful girl be now. this sweet Muhammed Gaddafi body guard. i would her to come stay with me for just few days till the time the war will be over...

(See Gaddafi's Golden Gun ) Autocratic Gaddafi caught in sewage pipe with golden gun

SIRTE, (AFP) – Muammer Gaddafi, the “king of kings of Africa” who for eight months refused to surrender, was captured Thursday in a sewage pipe waving a golden gun near his hometown Sirte, Libyan fighters said.

“Kadhafi was in a jeep when rebels opened fire on it. He got out and tried to flee, taking shelter in a sewage pipe,” National Transitional Council (NTC) field commander Mohammed Leith told AFP.

NTC fighters “opened fire again and he came out carrying a Kalashnikov (assault rifle) in one hand and a pistol in the other,” he said.

Kadhafi “looked left and right and asked what was happening. Rebels opened fire again, wounding his leg and shoulder. He died after that,” according to Leith.

Outside the hospital in Sirte, the Mediterranean city where Gaddafi, diehards for weeks put up a last stand against a revolt which broke out in mid-February, a young fighter proudly brandished what he said was the strongman’s golden gun.

Mohammed Shaban, who said he took part in Gaddafi’s capture, said the 69-year-old who ruled Libya for four decades had been cornered in the sewage pipe. “His blood is on my shirt. I’ll never wash it,” he said.

A fugitive since the NTC forces with NATO air support swept into Tripoli at the end of August, Kadhafi’s whereabouts had remained a mystery.

A wounded Kadhafi was seen alive and standing as he was being manhandled by Libya’s new regime fighters before the announcement of his death, in a videotape aired on Arab satellite channels.

Bloodied in the head, face and shoulders, NTC fighters circled Gaddafi,, who was hailed as the country’s “king of kings” by African tribal chiefs in 2009, as he apparently tried to cry out.

One fighter appeared to hold a gun to his head but it was unclear if he fired before Gaddafi, was hauled onto the front of a vehicle, amid chaotic scenes in the video broadcast on Al-Arabiya and Al-Jazeera television channels.

“We announce to the world that Gaddafi, has died in the custody of the revolution,” NTC spokesman Abdel Hafez Ghoga announced earlier.

In France, Defence Minister Gerard Longuet said French warplanes fired a warning shot to stop a convoy of up to 80 vehicles carrying Gaddafi, before he was captured.

The convoy of several dozen vehicles “was stopped from progressing as it sought to flee Sirte but was not destroyed by the French intervention,” Longuet told journalists.

Libyan fighters then intervened, destroying the vehicles, from which “they took out Colonel Kadhafi,” he added.

The minister said a French Mirage-2000 was “informed by the integrated general staff (of NATO) of the need for an intervention to prevent this column from advancing.”

“A French warning shot was fired to prevent the column from proceeding and it divided,” he said, after which some of the vehicles were confronted by the NTC fighters.

“In these clashes, vehicles were destroyed, people were wounded and killed and it was among them that… Gaddafi, was a part,” he said.

Source: Vanguard Newspaper NIGERIA