₦airaland Forum

Big4wig: Thanks but that thread is old and i people have stopped replying.i want to know the current salary scale for banks and their various welfare package

Okay. Diamond is the highest paying, I can't tell you the figures. I reliably learnt UBA reviewed their salary, which I presume is higher than Diamond.

But it isn't about the money. Seriously, the best is starting career and growing in consultancy firms like PwC, KPMG, Deloitte, EY, Accenture and etc. most younger people will only realize this after some years.

You can find your answers here:

www.nairaland.com/898742/bank-paying-highest-salary-entry

I once thought this election was for just anambraians alone, I never thought other other SEastern states, and those who don't have know internet knowledge are interested in the outcome. I thought the election starts and ends here on nairaland.

My brothers and relatives have been discussing about the outcome of this election. May the best winner win. Amen

Though I'm not for Anambra; I'm from Imo; but God bless Anambra, God bless Nigeria.

It is all for the better.

This is a very bad report coming from a supposed regulator and promoter of our economy and financial system. What then is the job of CBN if they can't make all our banks healthy? What happened to AMCON bail-out funds, injected into the failed banks? The report seem to be a politically motivated.

On what metrics would Skye Bank, that relies so much on LASG funds and deals be classified as "too big to fail"? What then happens when there's a change in Govt., or the deals from LASG stops coming?

Where is Union Bank today, one of the pioneers in banking? So many bigger banks have failed before!


This report was probably done by an armchair CBN analyst! What a crap!

Armchair researchers. If they know the amount of people still consuming tap water, they wouldn't put up result such as this.

NAFDAC is only trying to save their ineptitude. Weak institution.

No rain yesterday at ikeja. I work closer to the airport, I passed through the MMIA yesterday and there was no sign of rain.

Pls OP, tell us what time it rained.

payless: You are spot on, bros. I have said the same thing many times. Bayloaf, Tompolo and tens of other militants went on military training in France, Netherlands, and Ukraine. For what purpose those guy were sent to undergo military training? Let them go ahead, we shall defeat them when it's time to fight.

Bros, will you be fighting from America, or over the internet?

I thought this Airport was to begin operation in 2012? Wetin happen?

www.nairaland.com/809152/lekki-epe-int-l-airport-commence

I thought APC are coming with some fresh sets of change and ideologies?

LEADER of opposition political parties
and former Governor of Kaduna State,
Alhaji Balarabe Musa, has said that
Nigerians should not see the All
Progressives Congress (APC) as the
party that would transform the nation’s
economy even if it succeeds in
defeating the Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP) in the 2015 presidential polls.


According to Musa, there is no
ideological difference between the APC
and PDP that would permit radical
changes to be effected in the nation’s
economy, which would also lead to the
transformation of Nigeria. He pointed
out that both political parties shared
the same capitalist orientation and
principles.


Musa, who spoke with The Guardian in
an Interview, said though the chances
of APC in the 2015 general elections “is
still being examined by the critical
forces in Nigeria, the party has a
chance but they should not just
assume that the chance is bright
because of the crisis and bankruptcy of
the PDP, they have to make sure that
they are more reliable and more
relevant than the PDP.”


The former governor who is also the
leader of the Peoples Redemption Party
(PRP), said that “the PRP is not a
member of APC and would not be a
member for ideological reasons”, while
stressing that “the most clear
ideological reason is this, the APC, like
the PDP, believes in the leading role of
private enterprise in the economy,
while the PRP believes in the leading
role of the state in the economy to
ensure peace, equality, dignity of the
human person and progressive even
development of the whole country.”


Musa continued: “This is a fundamental
distinction. The PRP cannot join the APC
without betraying its course. We
agreed that there is need to defeat the
PDP in order to make progress in
Nigeria. But that need alone does not
justify our surrender of our
fundamental position.


“We will eventually, when we establish
our separate identity as a political
party. And you know that the PRP has a
problem. First, we have been
deregistered, even though the court
has now declared the deregistration as
null and void. But, we are still facing a
problem.


“Secondly, we have been prized out in
the competitive politics, but we are
determined to remain and we will
remain as we have been doing that for
the last 63 years. PRP is now 63 years,
having been established in 1950 as the
NEPU. The party is now the oldest in
the country.
”

www.ngrguardiannews.com/national-news/134836-no-ideological-difference-between-apc-pdp-says-balarabe-musa-

Lil chilz: I was coming home Saturday evening after a
hectic day and found a small bag on the
ground. I opened it and behold what I found
inside; $20,000 dollars!!
Fear first catch me, but I took the bag home
and when i emptied It, I found some Documents, ID card, ATM card and an Iphone. I
thought about throwing the sim away and
keep the phone and also dispose the
documents and keep the money. After a long
thought, I decided to leave things as they
were, hoping that the owner would call. Not long after a call came through on the
Iphone, I picked and talked with the caller.
Apparently it was the owner of the bag coz he
named absolutely every content of the bag. We
met afterwards and i handed him
the bag. He offered me $2,000 dollars but I turned it down , he collected my number and i
left.
Yesterday he called me and offered me a job at
Chevron worth 750,000 Naira per month, a 3
bedroom flat fully furnished, and a 2012 BMW
X6. As I was smiling and testing the car my
brother just slapped me and said "Oya Oya Oya
Wake up eba don ready.

Please stop spamming every thread with this stale joke of yours. It is becoming boring. Things of serious importance are discussed in 'Politics' section.

Thanks

superstar1: Omo ibo claiming yoruba. We know your type. So in your sojourn and wandering all over Nigeria, you have never been to Aba and Onitsha and mention the dirty parts of Ibadan. They are always wandering around the whole country like mad man and woman

You see, that's the problem I have with some of you! Anyone who says something contrary to your belief becomes "ibo". Even if it is said by your kinsman.

yashau: Ha ha ha, oga jona in hot soup!

Boko Haram sympathizer! Why not condemn BH instead wishing bad against the President and Nigeria?!

payless: Pathetic Ibo boy

Even the Prime Minister of Britain takes the train sometimes. Must you always ride in a limousine?

Why do you feel anyone who opposes you is an Igbo boy? You hardly make comment without including "Ibo" into it.

Is Lekki Airport and Seaport a pipe-dream?

The troll is a kid, who probably still struggling to pass jamb. No need wasting time to educate the ignoramus. Juts check:

https://mobile.twitter.com/Donmichaelz

The topic supposed to have hit the front page by now

Aigbofa: Who said that was his real name in the first place?

So, what is his real name?

Seems India is the latest destination.

This is really a sad event. Nigerians keep giving Nigeria a bad name overseas. 10 years in jail!

So pathetic!

INDIAN authorities have arrested a
Nigerian, Abdul Raheem Kamalideen
Kehinde, with 190 grammes of cocaine
estimated to be worth N50 million.

“Police confirmed that the Crime
branch of Delhi Police received a tip-off
that he would deliver a consignment of
cocaine to ITBP School, Sector 16-B,
Dwarka, New Delhi. The police moved
to apprehend Kehinde and also seized
190 grammes of cocaine from him, ”
The Times of India said.

The Commissioner of Police, Ravindra
Yadav, said: “The seized contraband is
worth Rs two crore (N50 million) in the
international market. It is one of the
biggest hauls of cocaine in recent
times.”

Following an interrogation, police
were able to obtain more information
about Kehinde, who had originally
moved to India in May 2010, on a
business visa in order to start a
garment business.

He was living in west Delhi’s Hari
Nagar area and has been involved in
drug trafficking since 2011.

“He was arrested in a case of cheating
but got bail in the case in April 2011
and his passport was deposited in the
concerned court,” Yadav said.

“Soon after coming out of jail,
Kehinde met Kayode, a fellow Nigerian,
and both of them started drug
trafficking. He used to get commission
on every delivery,” Yadav added.

Police have registered a case under
Section 21 of the Indian Narcotics
Drugs and Psychotropic Substances
(NDPS) Act against Kehinde who could
face up to 10 years in prison.




www.ngrguardiannews.com/news-metro/131705-nigerian-caught-with-190-grammes-of-cocaine-in-india-

INDIAN authorities have arrested a
Nigerian, Abdul Raheem Kamalideen
Kehinde, with 190 grammes of cocaine
estimated to be worth N50 million.


“Police confirmed that the Crime
branch of Delhi Police received a tip-off
that he would deliver a consignment of
cocaine to ITBP School, Sector 16-B,
Dwarka, New Delhi. The police moved
to apprehend Kehinde and also seized
190 grammes of cocaine from him, ”
The Times of India said.


The Commissioner of Police, Ravindra
Yadav, said: “The seized contraband is
worth Rs two crore (N50 million) in the
international market. It is one of the
biggest hauls of cocaine in recent
times.”


Following an interrogation, police
were able to obtain more information
about Kehinde, who had originally
moved to India in May 2010, on a
business visa in order to start a
garment business.


He was living in west Delhi’s Hari
Nagar area and has been involved in
drug trafficking since 2011.
“He was arrested in a case of cheating
but got bail in the case in April 2011
and his passport was deposited in the
concerned court,” Yadav said.


“Soon after coming out of jail,
Kehinde met Kayode, a fellow Nigerian,
and both of them started drug
trafficking. He used to get commission
on every delivery,” Yadav added.


Police have registered a case under
Section 21 of the Indian Narcotics
Drugs and Psychotropic Substances
(NDPS) Act against Kehinde who could
face up to 10 years in prison.




www.ngrguardiannews.com/news-metro/131705-nigerian-caught-with-190-grammes-of-cocaine-in-india-

From the look of things, I think the battle is about GEJ and not really PDP.

The "progressives" hate GEJ and not PDP.

ehizo25: Thank you very much. Any idea about the work life balance or work schedule or work conditions, etc?

I don't work there. I only went there for interview in 2011. The place seemed to be a nice place to be, with good people. And the firm is really growing.

You will be briefed on what to expect from the job as par salary/allowance, training/certifiactions before the interview starts, so that you can male decisions. I'm guessiing their salary would have increased by now.

As at 2011, the pay was 45k for first one year of your internship, and 90k for the second year.

You'll have to refund them the salary you've been paid until the time of resignation if you want to leave them during the period of internship. After two years, you can negotiate employment opportunities with them. I don't know if they retrieve their training certificates if you want to leave them.

Above all, it is a good place to learn and build career in IT. If you can endure the salary for two years, it will help you a lot. You will be trained and be exposed.

[quote author=Ugoo-Josh]Please who knows about Ernst and Young? What are they into? How much do they pay their graduate trainees (was invited for d Aptitude Test).[/quote]You should have asked this questions before you applied. I don't think anyone is ready to answer such a question.

A little googl-ing would have saved you the stress.

For gatecrashers:

Dear Applicant,
With reference to your application to EY,
you are cordially invited for an
aptitude test on August 14, 2013.
Venue: ICAN Students?
Center,
Amuwo-Odofin,
Lagos
Time: 9:30am Prompt
Date: 14 August, 2013
Duration: 1 hour
Please come with your writing materials
and valid means of identification.
If you wish to use a calculator, kindly
come with real calculator as
mobile phones will not be acceptable.
Late comers will not be admitted, please
be punctual.
Best Regards.

Good luck.

I did. But I don't think I will make it.