@ ijobon
So what's the latest. Are you busy jacking or you guys are no longer interested.

@Frankiriri

We are interested we shall get back to you soon something BIG is cooking!!!

Ok. I am holding my breath

@ ALL,

AS I OPEN MY CRYSTALL BALL I SEE BEFORE ME!!!!!!!!,


Topic: Engaging Diaspora Skills in the labour market of their home countries: Opportunities and Challenges

Date: Thursday 12th July, 2007

Time: 9am-5pm

Venue: The National Council for Voluntary Organizations, Regent's Wharf, 8 All Saints Street, London, N1 9RL.

Aims and Objectives:

Rise in the level of professionals and skilled personnel going back to their home countries to fill up suitable opportunities
Information access to various opportunities
Understanding the challenges of the Black & ethnic minority communities in seeking and securing jobs in home countries
Shared learning on the challenges and opportunities available in home countries
Interactive workshop for engagement
Highlight the value in volunteerism
Target Audience

High-level Human Resources personnel from organizations with presence in target countries
Recruitment agencies involved in international postings
Skilled graduates, and other professionals resident in the UK
Invited Confirmed speakers and Organizations:

· Shell International UK
· Victor Banjo, Chief Human Resources Officer, Virgin Nigeria
· Chinwe Umealo, Procter and Gamble
· Joan Nwasike, Acting Human Resource Management Adviser / Adviser, Caribbean Desk, Commonwealth Secretariat
· Kuria Muchiru, Chief Operations Officer PriceWaterHouseCoopers Africa Central
· Beatrice Ochieng Human Resource Manager Reward and Business Processes. Horn East and Central Africa, Oxfam
· Ritesh S. Doshi
· Jacquie Muhati, Senior Marketing Manager, Europe & North America, Banking, Finance, & Insurance Division, Marcus Evans Group
· Alache Ode, Voluntary Service Overseas
· Clinton Foundation
· Sacha Chan Kam, International Organizationion
· Elizabeth Ebua Diaspora Volunteer .

So please dont say i dint tell you something BIG is cooking.

THis thread has gone off air.
Where is every one . Ijogbon and co whats up.

This vision should not die before it gets started

Forex is better.Even if you trade it once in a month,the profits you make far supercedes what you will make in the stock market in 3 months.If you don't want to trust me for this,then ask WARREN BUFFETT.

Ha Frankiriri,

I tired !

I was making plans based on the fact that I was actively relocating to Naija and so would have been able to play an active role in how my Money will be invested (You know say small money dey dey big for poor man eye?) but them no let me O! I got a new job and decided the opportunity was too good to miss.

So combined with resettling here (yes O, physically moving all my load back from Naija, sorting out car in Naij and flat too) and settling into the job, I am afraid to say nairaland has only enjoyed the occasional glance when I am leaving work for home, tut tut.

I wont be able to take an engine room role in the project anymore (at least for now) but I will be glad to see the idea to a brilliant conclusion if anybody takes up the gauntlet.!!!

Regards to all the avid investing GURU's.

Congrats on your new job.

so who is next?

investment clubs are kicking off everyday except you do not know where to find them.you have a good idea and i know an investment club that matches your idea.for details about it send message to tolladirect@yahoo.com a prospectus will be forwarded to you

Betta investors are scammers