₦airaland Forum

Dils123:
Please who said Nmdpra was hiring….because an ED just told me nothing of such is happening. And i went there with full confidence. Now next time i go i might get dismissed as carrier of fake news. Not happy.

Deepspirituals:
🤣🤣🤣🤣

You mean we came down from heaven just to fight to enter heaven again.
Very weird.

Adexvivacity:
Nothing matters here. Only death: disappearance, vanity and nothing like legacy because even if you make billions of dollars bfor going, it will only be useful for the living and the dead gets nothing. Life is indeed meaningless.

preciousjewels:
Growing up, I had one uncle everyone admired. He was full of life, always laughing, always and the center of attention at family gatherings. But a few years ago, things started changing… slowly.
First, he was always tired. He would complain about “stress” even after a long night’s sleep. Then, he started drinking water like a fish—sometimes he would finish a whole 75cl bottle in minutes. He also woke up many times at night to urinate. We all teased him, saying “Uncle, na old age dey worry you.”
But it was more than that.
One day, he developed a small wound on his foot. We thought it was nothing serious—just a minor cut. But weeks passed, and it didn’t heal. Instead, it got worse. That was when the doctor finally diagnosed him with Type 2 Diabetes.
We were shocked. None of us really understood what diabetes meant at the time. The doctor explained:
“Diabetes is not just about sugar. If left unchecked, it damages the heart, kidneys, eyes, and even nerves in the feet. That’s why wounds don’t heal easily.”
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The Harsh Reality We Faced
My uncle had to start spending money on medications, regular checkups, and special diets. He could no longer eat freely like before. He had to stop drinking soft drinks, reduce fried foods, and start exercising—something he never used to do.
At some point, he developed blurred vision, and the doctors warned him about possible kidney problems if his sugar wasn’t controlled.
That was the day I realized that diabetes is not just a sickness for “oyinbo people” or rich men. It is right here in our homes, affecting fathers, mothers, uncles, and aunties.
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The Silent Signs of Diabetes
Looking back, all the warning signs were there:
• Constant tiredness
• Excessive thirst
• Frequent urination (especially at night)
• Slow-healing wound
• Blurred vision
We ignored them, thinking they were “normal” signs of getting older. But the truth is, they were early cries for help.
________________________________________
Lessons We Learned as a Family
1. Check your blood sugar – Don’t wait until something goes wrong.
2. Eat wisely – Too much fried food, sugary drinks, and alcohol only make things worse.
3. Exercise – Even 30 minutes of walking daily helps.
4. Don’t ignore small signs – A little wound or sudden tiredness might be pointing to something bigger.
________________________________________
My Message to Every Adult Reading This
If you are over 35 years old, or if you have a family history of diabetes, please take this seriously. Don’t wait until a doctor tells you your kidneys are failing or your eyesight is gone. Prevention is better (and cheaper) than cure.
Today, my uncle is managing his diabetes well because he changed his lifestyle and goes for regular checkups. But we could have avoided a lot of stress if we had taken the signs seriously earlier.
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Now I Ask You
• Do you know anyone struggling with diabetes?
• How are they coping?
• What changes have you personally made to stay healthy as an adult?
Let’s share experiences and educate one another. Someone’s life may be saved today just by reading your comment. 🙏


Growing up, I had one uncle everyone admired. He was full of life, always laughing, always and the center of attention at family gatherings. But a few years ago, things started changing… slowly.
First, he was always tired. He would complain about “stress” even after a long night’s sleep. Then, he started drinking water like a fish—sometimes he would finish a whole 75cl bottle in minutes. He also woke up many times at night to urinate. We all teased him, saying “Uncle, na old age dey worry you.”

But it was more than that.
One day, he developed a small wound on his foot. We thought it was nothing serious—just a minor cut. But weeks passed, and it didn’t heal. Instead, it got worse. That was when the doctor finally diagnosed him with Type 2 Diabetes.
We were shocked. None of us really understood what diabetes meant at the time. The doctor explained:
“Diabetes is not just about sugar. If left unchecked, it damages the heart, kidneys, eyes, and even nerves in the feet. That’s why wounds don’t heal easily.”

The Harsh Reality We Faced
My uncle had to start spending money on medications, regular checkups, and special diets. He could no longer eat freely like before. He had to stop drinking soft drinks, reduce fried foods, and start exercising—something he never used to do.
At some point, he developed blurred vision, and the doctors warned him about possible kidney problems if his sugar wasn’t controlled.
That was the day I realized that diabetes is not just a sickness for “oyinbo people” or rich men. It is right here in our homes, affecting fathers, mothers, uncles, and aunties.

The Silent Signs of Diabetes
Looking back, all the warning signs were there:
• Constant tiredness
• Excessive thirst
• Frequent urination (especially at night)
• Slow-healing wound
• Blurred vision
We ignored them, thinking they were “normal” signs of getting older. But the truth is, they were early cries for help.

Lessons We Learned as a Family
1. Check your blood sugar – Don’t wait until something goes wrong.
2. Eat wisely – Too much fried food, sugary drinks, and alcohol only make things worse.
3. Exercise – Even 30 minutes of walking daily helps.
4. Don’t ignore small signs – A little wound or sudden tiredness might be pointing to something bigger.

My Message to Every Adult Reading This
If you are over 35 years old, or if you have a family history of diabetes, please take this seriously. Don’t wait until a doctor tells you your kidneys are failing or your eyesight is gone. Prevention is better (and cheaper) than cure.
Today, my uncle is managing his diabetes well because he changed his lifestyle and goes for regular checkups. But we could have avoided a lot of stress if we had taken the signs seriously earlier.

Mohisah:
Lol I'm Mohisah, not Mohisah007..
What are things u recently discovered? Their Educational allowance don reach 2m ne?

Binsalmad:
Hello guys, not to refute anyone’s assertion but NUPRC’s intake recently where not up to 100 not to talk of 200 they are taking it little by little, they are trying their best to block off politicians because heads of department and commissioner's what to put there own people aswell, total amount of people that might get in this year might be up to 200 or 300 but this last intake where not up to 200. How I know I have a brother and sister that joined DPR.In 2021 my sister was moved to NMDPRA and my brother remained NUPRC. And GT yearly is not up to 13m,people want to join them because their are many ways of making money in this 2 agencies and they travel alot. assalamu alaikum 😊

Zoulyadaini:
It seems like the NPA recruitment process is no longer active.

achorladey:
Who was shortlisted? That's what I want to confirm and please when did the person checked and confirmed he was shortlisted?

achorladey:
People in the medical field, dem don shortlist at all for that area?

Or anyone here in the medical field that got shortlisted?

Beezileet:
Good afternoon, everyone, i need guidiance on making a decison, i am in service already just seeking secondement or transfer to any agency under the OSGF. which of them is well paying please.
African Union Development Agency-New Partnership for Africa’s Development, Nigeria
3 National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure
4 National Boundary Commission
5 National Hydro-Electric Power Producing Areas Development Commission
6 Bureau of Public Service Reforms
7 Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission
8 National Quality Council
9 Nigerian Christian Pilgrims Commission
10 ServiCom
11 Fiscal Responsibility Commission
12 Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission
13 Nigerian Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI)
14 Border Communities Development Agency

Bj01:
go for






For for NEITI, HYPPADEC,Naseni, Energy Commission.In this 4 orders but for Africa development I don't know anything.

Abdull01:
Just maybe, but they should know that we give out both official recruitment and underground replacement news here, if this place is for only OPEN recruitment I guess everyone can get that from social media and national dailies, after all we don't mention names of individuals just names of agencies, the other day I couldn't reply posts for several hours, next time na to keep quiet and just read and pass Sha

Abdull01:
I've posted 3 different job adverts and underground replacement but all the messages were deleted, I don't know why? Maybe even this one I'm writing will be deleted in few minutes.

Callmezizi:
Good morning everyone, how have we all been holding on? Who still have hopes that one day we will also be at the NCDMB tower?


May God crown our efforts. Amen 🙏

PerfectMan24:
Immigration
Pls any advice for her?

Teepy0392:
I think we shld be logical when we address issues like this.. its no news that Nigeria has failed alot of us and lack of jobs is one of the medium..

As much as there are scammers ..I think we shld be careful how we tag people simply because they have slots to sell..with the way Nigeria is, ur right wld not be given to u except ur family member is in the hem of affairs.

If this said person is not in d government or a top politician, we shld knw he doesn't have the right to own a slot except they he is an agent for big shots nd makes a cut from selling it on their behalf..so how wld he give out a slot that isn't his, selling slot is a sin bt not different from ur daily regular sin we all commit..so take it easy with the name calling

Am not justifying slot selling bt for alot of ppl thats the only way they can get a stable job in this country, pls emotional intelligence is very important as we speak to people we dnt even see








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So you gladly bring God into this and you think what you are doing is good. What you are doing by selling jobs is a crime against humanity. If you really want to go to heaven then help someone to get a job instead of selling it. How much will you gain? Will it be enough to get you into heaven. These are government jobs you are trying to sell. These jobs don't belong to you nor do you have the right to sell it. This is why I am calling you a scammer.

Olanrewaju010:
Honestly, the accusations I got here today weak me, is it a sin to share update for God sake?.

Some of you who mailed me knows my picture is on my mail, that's the same name you're sending monsy too, the account is traceable, so why tarnishing my image? 🤷‍♂️.. I won't forgive those accusing me for this.. God will Judge between us.

Olanrewaju010:
Oh! You've jumped into conclusion now that anyone requesting for money before is a scam? Do you think it's easy to recover the money after documentation? Some will act so smart to the extent of threatening you by saying they will inform EFCC.. Someone got UNIABUJA through me last month, he was telling me I'm not the one who helped him but their village king..Till now, I haven't recover the money and the pure fact is that one cannot involve the police. Faceless? ask those who have done this with here, they have all my details... Someone scammed you of #13M? Well, let me just say you're not wise enough.

Tenshades:
This man.

Why u dey fear?

Go ye into the portal and score 100%

Crytoguy101:
] Eh has collected also...he even got his in abuja

ulaeto:
To be very sincere, I and my wife(the candidate) are very reluctant to call anyone reason being we don't have enough proofs to put forward. and as far as we can see, there's no proof to that here aswell. i believe if such should happened under this context it will be very difficult to hold onto the evidence as it will surely leak ether by candidates themselves, sponsors or the staff of the agency themselves.
i also find it hard an offer letter could be given out in these agency without the traditional process and criterias including performing medicals on successful ones.

So in as much as we are agitated and prone to believe what we want to believe, we should also put on our thinking cap especially when there's no hard evidence to this rumour so far.

#LEK4SURE, your comments will be highly valuable at this point.
Thank you

burantashii:
Everyone is now leaving the Job section for travel section.

May God help Nigeria...

SlayerofSatan:
As seen on ASUU's official Twitter account

adeakin777:
While I share your optimism, truth is that this recruitment, if ever completed, cannot favour us all. I mean realistically, they cannot select everyone. That being said, I do opine that if this recruitment were to be completed within the timeline as given by FCC it will be skewed towards those with connections rather than merit. I mean, if you look at the work experiences of those currently with NCDMB via LinkedIn, there is no possible way the final selection will be based on a series of unsupervised test, UNLESS of course the selection will be based on connections and referrals. If at any point now this recruitment were to favour those on merit list, then interviews and selection has to be done before the end of June or an extended timeline given from FCC which is unlikely seeing that everyone is pretty preoccupied with their election agendas.

tolaade1960:
Honestly, I don't know how I would have explained better since oilandgasjobs.com was advertised.
I still stand to be corrected that
. the advert was not genuine from NCDMB . NCDMB is a medium organised govt organization to delay recruiting for long , even bigger NNPC does take longer like that .
.The agency' had denied the advert severally.
. How would you do unsupervised online tests , upload credentials and to be employed like that.
. What would NCDMB gain from hiding it's name from a public recruitments ?

My advise, with present technology disruption, develop skills , get certified in IT and earn big than govt jobs.

Bigdadson:
Wait for it....

Cirochukade:
I was once asked a question during an interview Q: If you are given a document by a more superior person and asked not to give or show your supervisor/ line manager, he however got to know about the document and requested it from you, will you give him?

Stoker:
It's actually perplexing how some make suggestions of some from the platform paying the ES a visit and make inquiries about the recruitment. First and foremost NCDMB was discreet about the recruitment, and never publicly acknowledged they were recruiting. We know it's NCDMB based on details of the advert and also evidenced by questions about it on the exams. Approaching the ES is already on a faulty premise, and as a professional he is he would play the game of anonymity to the end. He admitting it would allow open up the floodgates of interference. The only weapon at this point is to pray and remain optimistic.

Nalie2:
APL drop yesterday, I say make I update una

Dalsa:
Yes he visited SON MD, but he will be at the tower Wednesday for local content workshop

jabrill:
Maybe they are not recruiting