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I have just come back from a date with this guy and I think I should have just stayed home and warmed my eba.
As soon as the food he ordered got to the table,he immediately started suggesting that we "chill" at his place afterwards. Mind you, this is our first date.
He kept talking about how chilling in his home is better than being out. I had enough, asked for takeaway and walked out on him
There are no real men anymore 😒
If we want to compare Soludo and Peter Obi objectively, let's compare actual projects, policies and measurable outcomes not just make a blanket statement that one is ‘clearly better.’ Peter Obi's record includes education, healthcare, roads, urban planning and fiscal management. Soludo's record includes an extensive road programme, free public education, healthcare investment and industrial/economic reforms. Both have tangible achievements.
The argument should be about the scale, quality and measurable impact of those achievements not political sentiment.
Things you should NEVER do in a job interview if you actually want the job.
Some of these mistakes can ruin your chances before you even get to the technical questions.
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1. Don’t arrive late.
If the interview is at 10:00 AM, don’t start looking for the location at 9:45.
Plan your route and arrive early.
For virtual interviews, test your internet, camera and microphone beforehand.
2. Don’t come unprepared.
Research the company.
Know what they do, their products/services and the role you applied for.
“Tell us what you know about us” should not catch you off guard.
3. Don’t lie about your experience.
If you don't know something, say so.
It is better to say:
“I haven't worked with that tool yet, but I'm willing to learn.”
Than to claim expertise and get exposed during the interview.
4. Don’t badmouth your former employer.
Even if your previous workplace was terrible, be careful how you explain why you left.
Focus on what you learned and what you're looking for next.
5. Don’t speak negatively about your former boss.
Saying:
“My former boss was useless.”
doesn't make you look better.
It may make the interviewer wonder what you'll say about them when you leave.
6. Don’t make everything about salary.
Salary is important.
But if the first thing you ask is:
“How much are you paying?”
you may give the impression that compensation is your only interest.
Understand the role first.
7. *Don’t interrupt the interviewer.
Let them finish the question.
Listen carefully before answering.
Good communication isn't just about speaking well.
It's also about listening.
8. Don’t give unnecessarily long answers.
Answer the question directly.
If they ask:
“Tell us about yourself.”
They don't need your entire life story from primary school to university.
Keep it relevant.