₦airaland Forum

Ola400:
has anyone got another message from INEC Office in Abeokuta? Please, update us hoooo

olaidede:
same here.

ixora3:
my dads bday mate.still searching for mine.JULY 25

hephzibahbeulah:
14th October, do I have a birthday mate here? Happy new year in advance peeps!

mrking3:
just came back from there! No much crowd! Just go with your Nysc cert photocopy and acknowledgment print out, then check your name on the List and if its there you'll be required to fill a form that's all! You're good to go! This is the first time I'm believing in Nigeria if I can be shortlisted without stress. A lot of people didn't find their names on the list! Even those that got the SMS.

LouisVanGaal:
House, pls who knws when the recruitment wud be ending?

sidiku247:
I called my contacts at abuja and he said though they pasted a list but the list are for replacement but by Monday I will ask another person to confirm better

The Nigerian, Alfred Ajani , who made news for standing in a London Waterloo Station with his a placard bearing his CV and an appeal to be hired for a job, has returned to the same spot to recruit workers to the company that employed him. Company CEOs were left impressed by the tenacity of the 22-year-old when he stood at the train station with a large placard which read “Marketing Graduate (BA Hons 2:1 Coventry Uni) - Ask for a
CV.”

He received many job offers that day and ended up being employed by a recruitment firm.

Two weeks after his job-seeking stunt, he took a role with
recruitment consultancy The Asoria Group, which are based just one hundred yards from the station.

Alfred is now part of a team looking to recruit new workforce for his company and was back at the Waterloo Station yesterday, Thursday, January 22 with a sign albeit a different one.

He posted a picture of himself five months ago next to a new photo of him holding a new sign
stating:
“ Now I'm Hiring” . The photo was accompanied by the caption “same spot, different
sign.”

Speaking with Daily Mail, Alfred said it was a great feeling to be back the same place to look for
people who like him a few months ago are looking
for job.

“I've loved my role since taking it and there hasn't
been one minute where I've regretted my decision. The company is expanding and we're looking to take people on to the desk where I'm working so we are now searching for graduates, people in the
same position I was last year. We've got around 20 vacancies,” he revealed.

SOURCE:
www.nigeriacommunicationsweek.com.ng/elevation-nigerian-graduate-who-shared-cvs-in-uk-subway-now-hiring

Jbgurl:
Pls i need advice urgently. i am serving in kwara state for my nysc but when i did my inec registration., i filled my address in ibadan. the list is out here in kwara (ilorin) but my name isn't on the list. can i still be considered to partake as an official here in ilorin as a corper or what can i do? although i submitted my slip at inec office here in ilorin,also,tomorrow is screening, should i go.?

LadunaI:
Google GIS sure p then access it from the url provided.

December timesheet is not showing.

ABDamola:
DONE wif d so-called screening

Femsyn:
Was at their office in Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta and was told to wait for text messages. No list has been pasted.

Moheat:
So anybody who schooled after independence should not have a certificate? The likes of Awolowo, Azikiwe etc all schooled in the 1950's not to mention someone who schooled in the 1960's when technology has even advanced! I don't know what's wrong with we youths of nowadays, we have allowed sentiments and ethno-religion to becloud our sense of reasoning! Is there anything wrong with asking anybody to present his/her certificate?
I pity those that queue up here post after post to endorse either GEJ or GMB. GMB is just an older version of GEJ...same wine in a different bottle.