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tpapi: Pls can u show us a sample cover letter because it is really costing me some jonb opportunity

Na wa oh google doesn't bite na, if you search for the bold words above you'd see more cover letters than the OP could ever post here.

Abeg tell them make dem hear

When are we gonna start killing these criminals?

The title is hilarious

Like the above comment asked, have you bothered to find out about them on the internet? Did you apply to the company at all?

What's your fear?

kinnad: @justifiedchild ur uncle's frnd is more dan correct. Our generation is even beta,d next wil b lot worse. I'm doin ma nysc in a sec.sch,d studnts r very dull,unintelignt,som cnt spel dia names wel...i mean s.s 1,2,3 nt j.s.s o. Reason: d stdnts dnt repeat clas,weda dey pass or fail,they must b promotd,so dat made dem unwiling 2 learn. Out of annoyance i raisd u d issue durin our staff meetin ystrday,the sch authourity said if they fail any stdnt,their parnts wil withdraw them frm d sch...imagine!!

I hope you're not teaching them to spell the way you write

Hey poster unfortunately this ad falls below the expectations here hence the modification. A company email/physical address is necessary. Please do something about it. On the other hand your Interswitch ad posted here is great.

It's possible to leave NYSC camp just for the heck of it.

In my camp days I routinely left camp to go to town for better food, and to visit people I knew had been serving there ahead of me. There was some guy who left after registration and only returned a few days to posting day.

In your own case it's your Dad's funeral which is a far more legitimate reason than 'I can't eat NYSC/mammy market food' so I don't see a problem here.

Just do the needful, and accept my sympathy over your loss.

Thanks afam

highlandre: contact pls ( phone, email or address)

U no read the 1st post?

Lagos' immediate transport problem is roads, there simply needs to be more roads for the ever increasing number of vehicles. All ideas for solutions are just impractical if we don't get more/expanded trunk routes between major city areas.

The intent of the NCC is commendable, one of the primary concerns of the telcos should be the provision of consistent top-notch service not marketing. However the NCC have failed to say what they are doing/going to do about ensuring excellent service delivery from the operators. Further to that I don't quite agree with the 'ban with immediate effect' - it's high handed and impractical.

^ How for do na? Thanks ojare

Original post modified. The vacancy is all over the internet so you can verify for yourselves too. Thanks to the user who reported this.

OP take time ooh

When about 30% of the population is unemployed it becomes easy for people to begin to create all manner of ridiculous explanations.

A related matter is currently being discussed on this forum already, you should read the topic here on Nairaland to learn more about the situation you're talking about.

^ How does that encourage those who dont?

Thanks OP for highlighting the write-up and I must give credit to the original writer. This is the kind of stuff we need to engage ourselves with. We need to educate the masses out there who have no power, no internet access nor can read. If anything is going to change by way of a people's movement, we need the masses educated enough to know to fight for their rights.

Let's arise oh compatriots!

This is a good topic because it addresses present day reality that's affecting a lot of people.
Interestingly it was the topic of an article in yesterday's news here: The social and economic costs of unemployment which I think everyone should read for a broader perspective on the subject, and to statistically appreciate how much of a problem it is.

On this thread I believe those who happen to be unemployed/underemployed will find it encouraging to read the similar experiences of others here and draw strength from seeing that the situation isn't exclusive to them.

And who knows, some positive networking could yield job leads and possibly happy endings

11. A man - This validates the acquisition of items 1 to 10

To anyone remotely considering the idea of trafficking narcotics out of Naija - except you've got airport NDLEA officials on your payroll it's absolutely not worth it. As they've now got the body scanner which costs them nothing to use, they can easily do more than random checks on any tom, d1ck or harry and they esp look out for young travelling folk. Its probably why such reports have become more frequent.

It's just not worth it oh.

What's the point of having a brain?

Hmm...wasnt it yesterday someone posted that some Israeli security contractors sold non-functioning drones to the FG? And now this? It's all validating the story below written by a US war and intelligence veteran. It contains a lot of conspiracy theories but looking at the situation now, they aren't far fetched at all.

Nigeria: Targeted for destruction

For Those Who Have Ears to Hear

- Gordon Duff, 11 Nov 2011

I won’t write about Nigeria as a journalist. I am known in Nigeria as a national security specialist with decades of experience there.
I have close personal friends at the highest levels of government and only write these few words out of deep concern.
For those reading the news about Africa, both of you, Nigeria is under terrorist attack and preparing military operations against a group called Boko Haram, an Islamic group from the North, more accurately centered in Niger, a nation to the north, a cesspool of international intrigue.

From Veterans Today’s London correspondent, a specialist on African affairs:
The article was well written and thoroughly researched although it didn’t go far enough in identifying dealing with the greed of certain establishment figures that may directly or indirectly be involved in some of the atrocities committed by Boko Haram.
1. The security of the presidency and the entire nation has been greatly compromised by the activities of certain individuals very close to the presidency.
2. It is common knowledge that the president of Nigeria is not protected at all and you can get at him at any time in or out of his residence.
3. The security around him is a joke to say the least, contrary to the views of certain individuals around the president.
4. The issues of government by settlement which had long plagued Nigeria are the orders of the day now where certain individuals are asking for colossal sums of money from certain security consultants to provide training and security equipment to the government.
5. One individual in particular has been known to collect huge sums of money from these outfits currently parading themselves as security consultants in Abuja
6. The level of cover and protection given the president and his family is simply laughable and nonexistent

It is widely known that certain foreign elements are providing security to the president and providing his current security details.
What a joke, you might say. These same foreign elements are the same who have sold outdated equipment to the government and are going around Abuja installing CCTV and bomb detection equipment around the capitol, technology decades old.
Huge sums of money have changed hands for second rate equipment
The government pays for a Rolls Royce car but gets a VW Beetle instead!!

Full article here:- Nigeria targeted for destruction

wonderiyke: Well done @OP. The level of ignorance in our society is staggering. Rain checks like this is needed from time to time.

Now ain't that a paradox

This is a vague ad, what kind of candidates do you expect this to attract ma? Please provide more info

OP the site supplied appears to have been messed with

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