Meet the Nigerian graduate who got job by standing at London train station with sign, now hiring

Meet the Nigerian graduate who got job by standing at London train station with sign, now hiring

Alfred Ajani, the Nigerian graduate who got a job by standing around a train station in London holding up a sign advertising himself (read here) has made it..and now, he's hiring. Alfred who got hired by a recruitment firm, the Astoria Group, returned to the same spot where he once stood looking for a job in August 2014, but this time he was there to advertise positions on his team.

Alfred returned to the same spot on Jan. 22nd with a different sign that read 'Now, I'm hiring'

"It feels good to be putting something back and I’m hoping to take the brand to universities over the next year,’ he told Mail Online.

The 22 year old Marketing and PR Projects Manager has been given the responsibility of looking for new employees for his company as it begins an expansion.

You need to see JLO's recent dressing

Photos: JLo displays cleavage in plunging dress during interview

Singer and actress Jennifer Lopez wore this eye-popping extremely low-cut dress that showed a lot of boobs to yesterday night's episode of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, where she went to promote her new film, The Boy Next Door. See more pics after the cut...

Ayo Fayose Again!!!

Ayo Fayose warns APC and Buhari over attack on Pres. Jonathan

Just got this press release. Read below...

Ekiti State Governor, Mr Ayodele Fayose has sounded a note of warning to the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its presidential candidate, Muhammadu Buhari over unprovoked attacks on the campaign train of President Goodluck Jonathan in some parts of the north.

The governor said; "We will no longer tolerate any orhestrated attack on Pesident Jonathan and supporters of the Peoples Democratic Party anywhere in the country."

Governor Fayose , who spoke through his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, said President Jonathan's humility and silence of must not be taken for granted.

He said Buhari should not allow desperation for power to lead him into throwing the north into another orgy of electoral violence  as he did when he lost the 2011 presidential election.

Governor Fayose said; "Having signed a pact to maintain peace before, during and after the elections, it was expected that Buhari would talk to his blood thirsty supporters to let peace reign.

"However, the orchestrated attacks on the campaign train of the president in Katsina and Bauchi States have shown that APC is not a party of peace and we are warning strongly that they must not put Nigeria on the spot.

"Most importantly, Buhari and his APC should tell us in plain language if what they want is to dismember this country, because nobody has monopoly of violence.

"They must stop taking the gentility and civility of President Jonathan as weakness because an attack on the President of a nation is an attack on the country and Buhari should know that he will never be President of Nigeria by intimidation and blood-letting.  

"The APC candidate should therefore talk to his blood - thirsty supporters in the North to stop attacking the president, else they risk reprisal attacks from Nigerians in other parts of the country."

Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah dies aged 90

Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz has passed

away, aged 90. The monarch died late last night

Janua

ry 22nd (Nigerian time) in his home. His death

was announced in a statement broadcast on Saudi

state TV.

"His Highness Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and

all members of the family and the nation mourn

the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King

Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, who passed away at

exactly 1am this morning (Friday - Saudi time),"

the statement said.

Abdullah became king in 2005 after the death of his

half-brother King Fahd. The late king's brother,

Salman, 79, has been announced as the new ruler of

the kingdom.