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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Department Of Petroleum Resources - 2016 Graduate Trainee &experienced Hire Job by AlwaysUltraPad: 4:55pm On Jul 12, 2017
citizenjuwon:
If you have a Reference number just relax your nerve.
good!


My reference number dey like buhari seat for aso rock.

My issue now is about my state of origin. Hope they make it possible for one to edit.
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Department Of Petroleum Resources - 2016 Graduate Trainee &experienced Hire Job by AlwaysUltraPad: 4:52pm On Jul 12, 2017
citizenjuwon:
Amen. Thanks! I never knew i could call DPR guys until you mentioned it.

I just spoke with them a while ago and complained of the "no institution found" and "pending successful submission" issue. The man that answered the call, they are working on the portal, what is important is the reference number received after submission of the application.

Any one who gets selected will be called for the test.
approved or not, anyone can get selected right? Something is definitely wrong with their portal...it jammed my details up.
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Department Of Petroleum Resources - 2016 Graduate Trainee &experienced Hire Job by AlwaysUltraPad: 4:49pm On Jul 12, 2017
fatdick:
Amen! Infact, my case is still and will always be different. God's favour will shine on you guys especially my padi omolizzy. If by 2moro, nothing changes, please dont relax, try to call dpr helpline. I've called them on 2 occassions and the reception was warm enough.
pending successful is my state of application. My problem now is, I'm having abia as my state of origin and I'm from the north. How do I fix this?
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Department Of Petroleum Resources - 2016 Graduate Trainee &experienced Hire Job by AlwaysUltraPad: 4:46pm On Jul 12, 2017
pending successful is my case for now and the reason for this mishap is not farfetched. How can aboki like me from the north with Hausa and Islamic names be from abia ? I saw my state of origin as abia and , this was not so when I did my registration. How it changed overnight is still a mystery to me.


My village people sef.

Has anyone reached out to them and had his or her problem solved?

Is there a way to edit profile now?
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Romance › Re: Ruggedman Busted Following And Liking A Local Porn Star's Photos On Instagram by AlwaysUltraPad: 12:05pm On Jul 11, 2017
bbbabes:
Chai

See her photos while on duty here
www.Blackberrybabes.com
thief.
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Politics › Re: What Patrick Ikpainyang Said About Biafra by AlwaysUltraPad(op): 11:31am On Jul 11, 2017
GQman:
I agree 100%
What started in the military should have stayed in the military.
Undoubtedly, the young Igbo Majors erred in carrying out the coup. You live by the sword, you die by the sword. Northern Nigeria had every right to retaliate since their political leadership was decapitated. The Igbos did not have a meeting where the coup plot was hatched and endorsed. The retaliation should have been limited to the army and perhaps the political leadership.
Using the organs of the state, in this case the Army to target Igbo civilians in all of northern Nigeria in a genocidal campaign, coupled with state-sanctioned starvation of children is the worst kind of evil. It is an unpardonable act. Northern Nigeria and by extension the Federal Government of Nigeria has not paid for this act, and must come to terms with the legacy of this act.
perhaps, this is why the retaliation was not confined to the military.

The Igbos were all over bragging about the superiority of their tribe. They waxed a record titled "EWU NEBE AKWA " meaning the goat is weeping.. That was a mockery of the Northerners over the assassination of their Leaders . And went about provocatively, openly hawking the tearful portraits of the late Prime minister, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa.
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Politics › Re: What Patrick Ikpainyang Said About Biafra by AlwaysUltraPad(op): 11:14am On Jul 11, 2017
GQman:
What is your point?
I made my point. My position is that irrespective of the reasons for the coup. The counter-coup was excessive and evil in as far as it was used as a ruse to pursue a genocidal campaign against the Igbo.
go and read that book before telling us if the retaliation was commensurate.
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Sports › Re: Ibrahimovic Grants Lukaku Permission To Wear Man United's No.9 Shirt by AlwaysUltraPad: 10:41am On Jul 11, 2017
Lukaku is set to complete his £75 million move from Everton in the coming hours after undergoing a medical on Saturday, and will meet up with his new team-mates in Los Angel
£75 million for lukaku? Man u de mad
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Travel › Re: This Picture About Nigeria Airways Will Make You Cry by AlwaysUltraPad: 9:25am On Jul 11, 2017
Nina4u:
No insult intended broo
OK, madam!
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Politics › Re: What Patrick Ikpainyang Said About Biafra by AlwaysUltraPad(op): 9:24am On Jul 11, 2017
ProWalker:
The fools will never learn from history but will prefer their own experience to learn.
sometimes, too brainless to learn . Cowards!
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Politics › Re: What Patrick Ikpainyang Said About Biafra by AlwaysUltraPad(op): 9:21am On Jul 11, 2017
@conductor11

Get the fvck outta this thread with your flatly constructed head like enugu-ezeoke road.
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Politics › What Patrick Ikpainyang Said About Biafra by AlwaysUltraPad(op): 8:58am On Jul 11, 2017
Patrick Ikpainyang wrote:

"For the sake of Nation building, I expected our Igbos compatriots to remain remorseful, with broken spirits and contrite hearts. They should emulate the Japanese and Germans, who after the 2nd World war, that they caused, have adopted pacifist Constitutions and behaviors. They have realized the folly and worthlessness of war mongering.

The activities of IPOB and MASSOB are not in the interest of the Igbos. Rather, unfortunately, old historical wounds have been ruptured. They have inadvertently resuscitated their past inglorious roles in the national disintegration. I don't blame them, because they were not born before the war, rather I blame their parents that lived through that period. And who should have cautioned them.

I was 9 years old, when Lt Col. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, the Governor of the then erstwhile Eastern Region of Nigeria seceded and declared the Republic of Biafra. In my youthful foolishness, I staked my life to a worthless cause and enrolled in OJUKWU VANGUARD. By the time I returned to my parents in our village which had been liberated by the Nigerian army, I lost 2 academic years, with war scars physically psychologically and mentally inflicted on me.

To start with, the agitation for Biafra is gross insults to the minorities of the then Eastern Region and worse still on the memories of those gallant men and women that paid the Supreme prices. Though Biafra was created by the Igbos, the minorities mostly from the present day Akwa Ibom and Cross River States, sustained it militarily, administratively and diplomatically.

With this, the roles of the following heros come to mind. Late General Philip Effiong,Ojukwu's 2nd in command, sustained Biafra militarily. Late Chief Ntieyong Udo Akpan, was the Secretary of the Government of Biafra. He was the defacto Administrator of Biafra. Late Chief Okokon Ndem Okon, was the Director General of Radio Biafra, and their Chief Propagandist. Late Dr Matthew T Mbu, was their foreign Minister and their foremost diplomat. Late Major Archibong was their most brilliant war tactician that liberated Ikot Ekpene six times from the Nigerian army.

With the exception of General Ojukwu, other Igbos used that war to make money. Left for the Igbos, the war would have ended in 1967, it wouldn't have lasted for 30 months. For instance Col Yakubu Danjuma , of the 1st Division and his Boys literally strolled into Enugu and occupied it. Ditto for most of the Igboland. But late Col Benjamin Adekunle of the 3rd Marine Commando, was frustrated in the present day Akwa Ibom state.

Wherever the battle was tough, most often a non Igbo was the Biafran Commander. The Igbos exhibited so much cowardice. They were saboteurs. It was such that General Ojukwu lost confidence in them, relied and confided only on the minorities, particularly the present day Akwa Ibomites. I am very happy that he appreciated their roles, as were conveyed in his orations at the funerals of late General Philip Effiong, Late Chief Ntieyong Udo Akpan, and late Chief Okokon Ndem Okon, my neighbor.

Again on the night of 15January 1966, 4 Igbos and I Yoruba Majors and their subalterns embarked on a killing spree. By the time it was over, they have assassinated the Prime minister, Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, the almighty Premier of Northern Region, Sir Ahmadu Bello, the Premier of Western Region, Chief Samuel Akintola, Chief Festus Okotie - Eboh. The two Igbo Premiers of Midwest region, Osadebe, and that of the Eastern Region, Chief Michael Okpara, were not touched.

The military casualties of that "coup", were Brigadier Maimalari, Commander of the 1st Brigade and the most senior Northern military Officer, Brigadier Ademulegun, Commander of the 2nd Brigade, and the most senior Yoruba military Officer, Colonels Shodeinde, Pam and Arthur Unegbe(the only Igbo casualty). Suspiciously an Igbo man, Senator Nwafor Orizu, the Senate President, (with President Nnamdi Azikiwe on vacation to Britain) handed over power to his Igbo brother, Major General Johnson Thomas Umunakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi. The Igbos were all over bragging about the superiority of their tribe. They waxed a record titled "EWU NEBE AKWA " meaning the goat is weeping.. That was a mockery of the Northerners over the assassination of their Leaders . And went about provocatively, openly hawking the tearful portraits of the late Prime minister, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa.

The Northerners violently rioted against the Easterners, derogatorily called "Nyameri". That was the remote cause of the declaration of Biafra and the bloody civil war.
If the present Igbo generation knew the past inglorious roles their fathers played in the disintegration of this Nation, they should be hiding their heads in shame."
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Department Of Petroleum Resources - 2016 Graduate Trainee &experienced Hire Job by AlwaysUltraPad: 2:13pm On Jul 04, 2017
My exam slip is carrying abia as my state of origin and I'm not from Abia . Any advice on how I can correct that?
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Department Of Petroleum Resources - 2016 Graduate Trainee &experienced Hire Job by AlwaysUltraPad: 2:11pm On Jul 04, 2017
josielewa:
i went there last week and i was told same....but i had lower credit and i knowingly applied....God can help...they said the list is available and will be posted soon....if am shortlisted,then i know i will scale through....got some past question of last two examsdone....i can send it to ur email guys for free...
did they say those with lower credit shouldn't apply?
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Politics › Re: The New Face Of Tamsu Kawu Village Borno(photos) by AlwaysUltraPad: 10:28pm On Jul 01, 2017
Kyase:
Northeners like privacy, almost all the houses in the north are fenced.
spot-on !
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Travel › Re: This Picture About Nigeria Airways Will Make You Cry by AlwaysUltraPad: 3:31pm On Jun 29, 2017
Nina4u:
u sir is an idiot
you've not learnt pidgin or understood enough. This seems like you just insulted me. Is that what you meant?
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Travel › Re: This Picture About Nigeria Airways Will Make You Cry by AlwaysUltraPad: 8:09am On Jun 29, 2017
manikspears:
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Romance › Re: A Man Who Does Not Smoke Or Drinks, Is He Considered Not To Be Man Enough? by AlwaysUltraPad: 4:13pm On Jun 28, 2017
pocohantas:
Men who do not smoke, drink or womanise are very man enough to me. Where you wan take get them? grin

Let's not forget the health benefits of abstaining from these three things.
look no further.
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Travel › Re: This Picture About Nigeria Airways Will Make You Cry by AlwaysUltraPad: 2:47pm On Jun 28, 2017
Modsenemy:
Oil is a curse to Nigeria , hence , the downfall of every other sector.

I hope you have watched the footage of the heavily leaking roof at newly renovated Abuja airport .

These days we don't have business planes , we have private jets owned by the pas...rs
really feel like crying.

Here they are.
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Crime › Re: Man Batters Wife For Starving & Dragging His Sick Mother On The Ground (Photo) by AlwaysUltraPad: 2:36pm On Jun 28, 2017
obamabinladen:
And you are one of the witnesses abi?. The wife doesn't want to stay with her mother in-law, is that a crime?. The man is weak in decision making. My wife comes before my mother I know base on your level, this may shock you but it is biblical. The honour here is to make alternative arrangement for my mom. The wife may be rejecting her based on past experiences which the man may not disclose here. This sick woman may be causing problems in the house hence the wife's reactions just to get her evicted.
you're just one of those useless men raised by wicked women. Fool!
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Crime › Re: Man Batters Wife For Starving & Dragging His Sick Mother On The Ground (Photo) by AlwaysUltraPad: 2:35pm On Jun 28, 2017
Ugly and useless woman.


The man could pass for my man of the year.
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Romance › Re: Ladies, What's The 'ideal Male Body' You Admire So Much? by AlwaysUltraPad: 10:26am On Jun 28, 2017
Cleopatra4:
Really smiley
Like seriously ...
U gat what I want grin
yes. Let's strike a deal.
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Romance › Re: This Prom Photo Has Got The Net Buzzing by AlwaysUltraPad: 10:25am On Jun 28, 2017
TOLULOPEMIDEAR:
hi
check your mail
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Romance › Re: This Prom Photo Has Got The Net Buzzing by AlwaysUltraPad: 12:24pm On Jun 27, 2017
TOLULOPEMIDEAR:
wow
hi!
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Romance › Re: This Prom Photo Has Got The Net Buzzing by AlwaysUltraPad: 12:23pm On Jun 27, 2017
Ebayray:
I love the guy's shoes and jacket
not the guy himself?
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Romance › Re: Ladies, What's The 'ideal Male Body' You Admire So Much? by AlwaysUltraPad: 12:19pm On Jun 27, 2017
Cleopatra4:
Yes ooo!!
No time smiley
look no further.
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Romance › Re: Ladies, What's The 'ideal Male Body' You Admire So Much? by AlwaysUltraPad: 12:03pm On Jun 27, 2017
NairalandCS:
No denying ottermode is the ideal body type.
just like my body.
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Nigerian Air Force DSSC Enlistment 2017 by AlwaysUltraPad: 11:55pm On Jun 25, 2017
arcayoayodele:
The question here is was dere any invitation last year or previous years?
somebody should answer this question.
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Crime › Re: Soldier Who Is Evans' Gang Member Arrested, Made N6.5m From Kidnapping (Photo) by AlwaysUltraPad: 2:04am On Jun 25, 2017
Police wey him de intimidate, Na Dem still come arrest am. Flex muscle make I see.
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Crime › Re: Kidnapper Evans: How My Girlfriend, Amaka Caused My Downfall & Shock Of My Life by AlwaysUltraPad: 1:48am On Jun 25, 2017
Originalsly:
Hmmm.... the kidnapper is being kidnapped by the Police?...if not why is he still detained and not charged?... waiting for ransom bribe bail? It's very dumb for the IG to hold a meeting with the residents and give details about their operation ... shouldn't this be a covert operation?
why would they tell the residents details if their operation?

Evans arrest has revealed so many flaws about their methods.
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Crime › Re: Kidnapper Evans: How My Girlfriend, Amaka Caused My Downfall & Shock Of My Life by AlwaysUltraPad: 1:43am On Jun 25, 2017
mkoabiola:
The informant at magodo should b arrested also for leaking into sensitive info to Evans.

BTW,ds Evans story interesting than any other movie I av watched.
If Evans was educated,I was wondering wat he could have done wit his educational knowledge.


For ppu complaining abt Evans story,it is optional to read or not



In summary,if not for the pharmacist ,Evans would stil b a free man today ,it wouldn't have been more difficult to arrest him
he said the man didn't know that he was the man they were looking for.
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