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Career › Re: What will you advise? by 1forall(mod): 4:40pm On Aug 04, 2015

There would have been nothing wrong if you asked the HR guy to tell you the pay range for the role. You would have just slotted your answer very close to the top end of it

Anyway, a topic was posted just today which should be helpful to you, check https://www.nairaland.com/2501236/5-ways-should-research-employers

Also, you can check this Nigerian employer review website https://ngcareers.com/all-reviews with the hope that your prospective employer has been reviewed there.

Bottom line: Do some good research on the company.

Good luck!

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Autos › Re: 2013 Toyota Landcruiser VX For Sale - 11002km - It's a Great Deal! (Pics) by 1forall(op): 8:54am On Aug 04, 2015

Cheers!

Autos › Re: 2013 Toyota Landcruiser VX For Sale - 11002km - It's a Great Deal! (Pics) by 1forall(op): 8:43am On Aug 04, 2015*

Obviously this car is not for everybody. I've been approached by a few dealers who want to re-sell however I would prefer this car be sold direct to an end-user who would appreciate it - ideally someone looking to buy something similar and would like to save a few millions. Costs N23.5m brand new from Briscoe.

Call 08050602777 if you have any questions or to arrange to see the car.

Some more pictures:

Autos › 2013 Toyota Landcruiser VX For Sale - 11002km - It's a Great Deal! (Pics) by 1forall(op): 8:25am On Aug 04, 2015*

This vehicle is owned by a very close contact. It was bought brand new and used for one year but is now surplus to his vehicle requirements which is the reason for this sale. It's in super excellent condition with no issues whatsoever. Everything works.

It's another one of the sharp, low-mileage cars I put up for sale from time to time. Check https://www.nairaland.com/440724/bmw-320-sale-15182km-steal and https://www.nairaland.com/505525/bmw-320-sale-4667km-more and a few others on my profile. The car is in Lekki and available to view.

The owner is asking for N14m. If you're interested please call me on 08050602777 to discuss further.

Modified 18/08
**Unfortunately Nairaland appears to have lost some of my car sale posts when it was hacked last year**
(Thanks to an enquirer for letting me know)

Here are some pictures:

Politics › Re: NASS Crisis: Supremacy Belongs To The People, Not Party – Dogara by 1forall: 12:36pm On Jul 06, 2015*

[size=13pt]Okay, supremacy belongs to the people (although that’s not how Nigerian politicians practice this thing they call democracy). However, the people have now given a mandate to a political party so it's absolutely foolish for Mr Dogara to continue to use the “people supremacy” line to attempt to deceive Nigerians after the people have entrusted their power to his political party. Or are the people able to elect principal officers in the NASS?

Mr Dogara's arguments are watery, defensive, and insulting to my own intelligence because it is clear to me that he is only trying to excuse the role he played in driving APC/NASS into the recent crisis just for his self glorification. Therefore, I am not fooled.

On a different note, it remains a pity (after all these years) to continue to read comments that exhibit a lack of application of basic reasoning here on this forum, however, I would like to commend the writers of these following comments for standing out from the crowd:[/size]

funlord:
This crisis is simply due 2 a lack of ideology in nigerian politics! All of them are busy fighting over "personal rations rather than the progress of their country!" All political parties in nigeria lack any sort of "real ideology" or political ethics and standards that their policies or followers aspire 2! The only ideology they promote is that of "my village and my pocket"!

blackpanda:
But I thot its the people that voted and chose the party? So if a party member refuses to follow the party, how does that help democracy?

If party can not control its members, then our democracy is dead on arrival..

If party can not control its members, that means the people can not control the members as well.

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Autos › Re: Free Vin Checks And Reports by 1forall: 4:19pm On Jun 17, 2015

inze:
Email Sent

Smashing! Will reach you by email.

Cheers!

Autos › Re: Free Vin Checks And Reports by 1forall: 2:24pm On Jun 17, 2015*

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Autos › Re: Free Vin Checks And Reports by 1forall: 5:01pm On Jun 16, 2015*

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Politics › Re: Nigerian Army Pulls 34 Generals Out Of Service by 1forall: 8:41am On May 23, 2015

They don't have names?

Politics › Re: 17 Major Generals, 14 Brigadier Generals Retired From Nigerian Army by 1forall: 7:41am On Apr 25, 2015

No names? Who are they?

Politics › Re: People Buhari Must Fire To Show He Means Business - Farooq Kperogi by 1forall: 9:55am On Apr 18, 2015

jamace:
Nonsense. Most Nigerian so call educated elites are ignorant of the constitution and the writer above is number one of them.

He/she should go and read the constitution and the various laws of those organisations to know to whom their loyalty should go to.

To help: Their loyalty is to the President and Commander in Chief of the federation.

In Summary: Their loyalty goes to whoever is the President and Commander in Chief of the federal republic of Nigeria, even if the president and commander in chief is a goat! Any appointee that doesn't like the president and commander in chief is permitted by law to tender his/her letter of resignation.

Comments like this highlight the extent of the rot in Nigerian education, and society in general, and can make you fear for Nigeria's future.

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Travel › Re: Nigerians Are Eating, Charging Laptops, Making Calls Inside Trains (photo) by 1forall: 5:24pm On Mar 03, 2015

So?

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Vacancies At Main One Cable Nigeria by 1forall(op): 2:32pm On Feb 02, 2015

Preciousone4ril:
Job requirements??

Have you checked their website?

Jobs/Vacancies › Vacancies At Main One Cable Nigeria by 1forall(op): 10:23am On Feb 02, 2015*

Main One Cable Nigeria is a subsidiary of MainOne Cable Company headquartered in Mauritius. The company is a provider of innovative telecom services and network solutions for businesses in West Africa, and the parent company owns the submarine cable system that runs from Portugal in Europe down to Mauritius.

You can visit their website at http://www.mainone.net to learn more about the company

Job Openings:

1. Account Manager
2. Sales Manager
3. Credit Control Supervisor
4. BMS Engineer (Operations)
5. Product Specialist, Connectivity Services
6. Marketing Analyst
7. Snr Service Coordinator
8. Business Development Executive, Data Center and Cloud Services
9. Specialist IP Engineer
10. IT System Administrator
11. Fleet Management Officer

Visit http://www.mainone.net/careers/careers for more details and to apply.

Good luck!

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Properties › Re: Eko Atlantic City Showcases First Street Light by 1forall: 11:31am On Dec 24, 2014

scribble:
i hear its about N190 million per plot

Lol, it's not that cheap sir.

Politics › Re: Letter To Gen. Buhari By Prof. Banji Akintoye (A Must Read) by 1forall: 10:21am On Dec 19, 2014

I stopped reading at the second line - "Though you and I are different in ethnicity and religion" .

Education › Re: 7 Ways You Waste Mental Energy Without Realizing It by 1forall: 4:07pm On Nov 19, 2014

8. Dealing with Nigerians on a daily basis

Career › Re: Achieving The Dream Career: My Story, My Lessons by 1forall(mod): 10:07am On Aug 09, 2014

Mixty: Nabsprada: Nice job
Moderators (Seun, 1forall and co): This thread used to be permanently placed on the front page of career section before the attack as it is quite resourceful and helpful to young and upcoming graduates and undergraduates like myself. Now that the thread is back to life, kindly set it up on the front page.

The thread is still on the Career front page.

Sports › Re: An Open Letter To Mikel Obi by 1forall: 12:45am On Jul 13, 2014

He does the same at Chelsea where as far as I'm concerned he's just a contractual liability.

Having watched dozens of Chelsea games through many seasons I was not even surprised by mikel's performance at the WC. I don't like him at Chelsea either as he slows down play AND contributes little to attack - why would any competitive coach want to play a lazy player like him?

Where is 1025? I'd like to read how you'd defend 'ya broda' on this one as it is your customary practice grin

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Sports › Re: Mikel To Be Flown To GLO/CAF Awards In Chelsea Jet by 1forall: 7:23pm On Jan 08, 2014

Chelsea is probably taking the responsibility for his transportation because it's an official engagement + they need him back to training as quickly as possible. There are a lot of games coming up and management appears not ready to take chances with commercial flights.

Good for Mikel though I don't think he would have planned to return that quickly if he made his own way down.

Christianity Etc › Re: Apocalyptic End Time Begins In 2014 by 1forall: 6:26pm On Jan 03, 2014*

Hello OP

I read through this thread on new year's day and I could relate to a lot of the information in here. I was quite impressed with what I read and shared it with someone, and intend to share it with others.

Please pay the scorners no attention because it's really not worthwhile. Remember the parable of the sower, even when the signs are right there before their eyes many people will still reject the truth, unfortunately.

Mark 4.11-12: And He said to them, to you it has been given to know the mystery of the kingdom of God; but to those who are outside, all things come in parables, so that seeing they may see and not perceive, and hearing they may hear and not understand; lest they should turn,
and their sins be forgiven them.

Though it's right to try to make them see the truth it's not worthwhile. People like that have existed since the days of Noah, and even our Lord Jesus was scorned so it's nothing to lose sleep over. It's still a shame anyway.

So just disregard them and continue putting out this valuable information.

Politics › Re: Funmi Iyanda's Open Letter To A New Generation by 1forall: 1:51pm On Jan 02, 2014*

Funmi's writing raises good points about the state we're in as a country and I appreciate her fine sense of observation. Unfortunately it's these kind of points that Nigerians as a people aren't interested in. You don't need to think too hard or look too far for evidence. Just read through the comments that'll follow (esp if this makes the NL front page) and you'll find yet another brand of the Nigerian multi-problem.

As a people we've been absolutely lazy and fearful to tackle our societal problems. We've left them unattended for so long and they have been evolving over time. That evolution over decades broke out into psychological decay years ago and now our minds are rotten. That's why now, if we're observant, Nigeria's greatest problem is the state of mind of the Nigerian citizen. The problem is no longer tangible and that's why it appears so hard, if not impossible, to fix Nigeria.

It is a highly unfortunate but accurate description that most Nigerians want:

Hesienberg: To flaunt luxuries but live in situations so far removed from the vision of life those luxuries where designed for.

2 days ago someone said a similar thing on some other thread that:

EBK2: Everyone in Nigeria is suffering (rich and poor alike). Those that are doing well just take consolation in the fact that they are doing better than their 'neighbours' but... everyone in Nigeria is suffering physically and mentally due to structural problems associated with Nigerian society, and this includes the very wealthy.

I just wonder when we'll wake up from this evil dream.

Travel › Re: Is It Advisable To Settle In The United Kingdom After Studies by 1forall: 2:44pm On Dec 30, 2013*

Ibime: Go study in Scotland. They give you one year visa after your studies there

That was aages ago before they set up the UKBA to run a uniform immigration system for the UK.

Not anymore.

Travel › Re: Is It Advisable To Settle In The United Kingdom After Studies by 1forall: 12:56pm On Dec 30, 2013

claremont: I wouldn't advice any international student to come to the UK at the moment, especially those who have plans to settle here. This is because of the current hostile immigration climate. You would be better off going to places like Canada, USA, or Australia where they have a much more friendly immigration policies.

This is as good as the best advise you will get anywhere. Take it gracefully and apply it.

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Career › Re: The Street Is Watching!!!!! by 1forall(mod): 8:53pm On Dec 27, 2013

Continued: https://www.nairaland.com/1570856/street-watching

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