Dfavouredone:


I have responded.

Dfavouredone:


Cool. Can you drop me your mail pls. Are you doing your AC in Abuja or Lagos?

I'm doing mine in Abuja.

Dfavouredone:


It seems you re the first to be starting. All the best bro. Wish you great success.

Vogue50:


@c5zar, if you're to attend the Abuja one reach me on MC.Babkin(at)gmail.com. We need to rub minds.

hsim247:

Someone called one of the nlng staff who contacted him earlier for some documents clarification and she said so.

GlobalCareers:


Not very formal, unless you wish so. It is just a briefing.

GlobalCareers:


It all depends on your course of study. Lab-based courses are more expensive. Check cranfield site for fee info ofo your chosen course. You cld still wait a while as the NDDC scholarship value may be revealed to scholars at the briefing on wenzday.

Did you say u received ur invite today? When is your briefing?

khadijat88: please guy I received a mail from Gtbank to write aptitude test for 24-07-2014 which is Thursday of this week. so my questions are did anyone also received this mail too for that same day n for u guys that have taken the test before help me with materials to prepare my self or give me tips on how what d
questions will based on please I beg u can send me mail or materials on my gmail account : lakay363@gmail.com

thanks I God bless yeah

adoleval: Dont know is wrong with dis WFMC guys, database should tell dem candidate that submited dia test successfully or not. Sending txt to all will not help us.
For my Re-schedule, i completed d test smoothly, but when i click the submit tab, the server went off, when it was restored i click ed submit and a pop up message that my test has bin submited succefully.
FEAR
Did my submitted test with my answers or not!?.
This has bin my fear.
Ur kindid advice before i reschedule for the Third time.

clemzo101: Me I will disregard dis text I got to reschedule again, I can't write one exams 3 tyms. Moreover I didn't xperience any difficulty d second tymm, I was able to submit. I'm sure dis one self will be d hardest. I nor wan try am

gevis:

No lagos,,,, jus wanted to know if dt of warri was cbt too

lendron03:
some1 inside assured me that d Invite was not for GT. invites for GT will come much later.
wat position did u apply for and how many years experience was required? am jus curious as to why they should organize an aptitude test for those wit experience. pls reply

gevis: pls for ds who wrote in warri, was it CBT? Shl, Gmat, or Dragnet? Thks.. pls dnt paste questions or clue..all dt I ask fr is organizer of the test.

Dfavouredone:

Glory to God. The test was ok.

Candidate wrote in two batches - 10am and 1pm.

50 questions for 60mins - calculators allowed.

According to one examiner or test supervisor; 160 people wrote the test in PTI Warri - 80 pple in the 10am session and 80 pple in the 1pm session.The questions was not the normal dragnet or workforce type but simple gmat critical reasoning, arithmatic, passages and words comparison.

Another area that came which i personal find a bit difficult (tho it was asually simple just that i have forgotten some) is the general engineering knowledge area.

In general the exam was very ok with plenty of time. They did not call the test experience test or graduate trainee test; they just called it "production test"

If you have any question, i will gladly answer if i can.

Dfavouredone:


Have u finished, i am writing by 1pm. Pls how did the test go?

hotice1954: All these people that are still dropping emails requesting for workforce past questions are u people learners? Abi u can't read ni Abi are u not graduates? The question link has been placed on nairaland all u need do is open the link n download it...dazzol. Abi u wnt the holyspirit to send u a personal mail #okbye

esherizdan: plz guys stop posting ur email address here.just send pm to me or 2 dos that hv received

de-tee:

loads of thanks to you Esherizdan, i love it wen pple keep to their words, you are highly appreciated..
Where is my frnd Master Jeff/Miss Cynthia? Dnt forget my promise o..*eyesrolling*

Kairoseki77: This exchange of letters between 2 CORRUPT thugs [/b]is not only nauseating but very embarrassing. It is very [b]convenient for these two anuofias to write to one another when neither of the dimwits can communicate properly in English.

Dr Jonathan and General Obamumu cannot teach English at nursery level, they cannot coherently express themselves in interviews or during Presidential Chats but suddenly they are grammarians when exchanging letters

They hire hungry morons to write a meaningless tirade of "cow feces" and impressionable Nigerians will take such maga maga letters at face value and salivate on the rubbish in it. Nigerians are the easiest tools to rule over- very sheepish and easily controllable. They can endure all sorts of maltreatment and are generally worshipful.

Nigerians deserve the leaders they have- simples!

Tolite22:

My apologies for not responding to your earlier question. It was by no means intentional.

I tested the links in the post and they all worked fine. Could you please paste the particular link that refused to load?

I'm not sure I know of any recycling plants around Warri. Is there anybody reading this who knows about a waste (plastic, metal, paper etc.) recycling plant in the Benin-Warri area? Please share with us in the spirit of 'sharing'

Thanks again C5zar for drawing my attention to your question.

Tolite22: DAY 4

Small Business Idea #4 - Waste

When I started this thread a couple of days ago, I told you that some of the best and most promising business ideas in Nigeria are right under our noses and are too often taken for granted. Waste is one of the under-explored opportunities in our country. We are very good at producing tons of waste everyday but just a few smart entrepreneurs are exploiting the remarkable potentials of the waste business. To you, it's just shit. To these entrepreneurs, it's a load of 1,000 Naira bills.

There a two main ways to make money in the waste business and we'll touch on each of them a bit. They are waste collection and waste recycling.

Waste collection
We have a terrible habit of disposing waste improperly in this country. Whether it's the waste we carry in our bellies, empty 'pure' water sachets and bottles or the kitchen waste that fills up our garbage bins, poor disposal of waste is a huge problem for our personal health and the beauty of our physical environment. This is where the waste collection opportunity comes in. State governments and private businesses are now in the business of getting paid for collecting waste from our homes, markets and offices. It's an opportunity that is still in its infancy but is sure to grow into a billion naira industry given the tons of waste produced across Nigeria everyday.

The waste collection success story I would like to share today is Nigeria's own DMT Mobile Toilets. If you live in Lagos, it's very likely that you would have seen their trademark mobile toilets that look like telephone booths in motor parks, recreation spots and other public places. The business also provides VIP mobile toilets for events (weddings, parties and other outdoor events). With millions of 'well-fed' Nigerians roaming the streets of Lagos everyday, business is looking good for this business which sells each of its mobile units for N150,000 and above. And every where I look, DMT's business is definitely booming. Nobody else could have put it better than the late founder of this business (Otunba Gaddafi) who says 'Shit Business in Nigeria is serious business'. I strongly agree with him; the facts speak for themselves!

To inspire yourself with the full and amazing success story of DMT Mobile Toilets, you should read the following article:
Shit business is serious business’ – an amazing mobile toilet success story from Lagos, Nigeria http://www.smallstarter.com/get-inspired/dignified-mobile-toilets-lagos


Waste recycling.
Fast depleting natural and mineral resources around the world and a growing consciousness to save the climate and our environment are some of the strong factors behind the growing trend of recycling more of the waste that we produce. Metal, plastic, paper and even human waste (which is converted to compost and biogas) are increasingly recycled and reused. This is already an established practice in the developed world but is just catching on in developing countries like Nigeria.

My favourite example of a successful recycling business was founded by Lorna Rutto, a 27-year old Kenyan lady who quit her banking job to start a plastic waste recycling business. Her company, Ecopost, uses plastic waste collected from dump sites and garbage cans across Nairobi (Kenya's capital city) to manufacture fencing posts. These posts, which are used to fence houses and forest reserves, are becoming a preferred alternative to timber. So far, her innovative business has created over 7,000 fencing posts, 500 new jobs, generated more than $150,000 in yearly revenues, saved over 250 acres of forests and removed more than 1,000 tonnes of plastic waste from the environment.

You can read the full inspiring story of how she achieved this remarkable success, by following the link to the article below:
Lorna Rutto – The innovative entrepreneur who creates wealth and jobs from plastic waste http://www.smallstarter.com/get-inspired/lorna-rutto

To remix the popular saying: 'One man's waste is another man's money'. With a population that now stands at over 170 million (and rising), the volume of waste produced in this country will continue to provide a steady stream of income for the waste entrepreneurs.

For a basic understanding of the whole waste business, its potentials and how to start yours, the article below would serve as a useful introduction:
From Waste to Wealth – How to build a profitable business out of Africa’s huge waste market http://www.smallstarter.com/browse-ideas/environmental-businesses/make-money-from-waste

I hope you found this mini article interesting. Have you got any questions, suggestions or comments about the waste business, I would love to read them!