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Engr2000:
Mech. Engr turn Insurance Professional

pearl92:
Hi dadr,go n check if you're in lag. Mine was ready and I didn't get a mail. If you really not in lag.. You can call them.. They like check n let you know if it's ready or not.
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Engr2000:
Kindly contact BC and if you are close by you can check on them physically.

The day I applied for my EOR I met a lady that also applied 10 weeks without feedback from BC, she strolled down to BC, Lo and behold her EOR was ready with upgrade in writing from 6.5 to 7. So kindly contact them who knows yours might also be ready.

Enjoy your week.

Newmum0615:
It sure does take long for some people. Someone I know had hers completed in a little over 7 weeks. Keep holding on, it'll come last last.

Fusion23:
am not a BA, but CBAP is a certification .

Training check Udemy or so..
best is to have work experience in gathering requirements and also documenting in IT Projects.

Fusion23:
So on the BA job I can refer you, but then to be Honest the expectations in Fujistu is very high.
Not just doing a training course..especially if it is a senior consultant role...

You can start with Analyst or BA positions and in one year get to a middle or senior role.

Use LinkedIN for jobs package your CV also...

Lastly Edmontons is good, moved from ottawa an no regrets at all..

why did u choose edmonton.

queenieB:
Any word from BC yet?

Temas:
We actually wrote same day. Feb 10. had a score LRSW... 7/7.5/7.5/6.5. Any plan of rewriting soon why you wait for your EOR?

I am actually planning to rewrite with madam in June. keep us update with you EOR. All the best

diamond88:
Ikeja, lagos

DboyizGood:
Are you trying to punish BC for their sins?

Newmum0615:
She took the test on the 10th of Feb. I reckon she applied for the remark the following week, cos I kept urging her to. She didn't even know she could. Probably sometime between the 12th to 16th.

Update: Sorry, I mixed it up. She received her result on the 23rd of February and applied on the 28th of February. So, it's a little over 7 weeks.

Bimsebony:
Same here. We will hear great news and testify of God's grace and favour in Jesus name.

Bimsebony:
Hi @DadR

Is your remark out?

patani:
Thanks for the observation. I know what I’m selling and I imported the car myself, maintained it(without leaving required service unattended). This is a V4 engine different from the V6 ure advicating for.

Whoever buys this car will obtain more than 1.2million naira value on it. I can assure

Besides, the price was tagged negotiable and you can take a walk if you’re not satisfied with my posting.

Have a great day

ehissi:
Bros! Well I understand your message but the premise of your statement doesnt quite fit.

DadR:
Something must be fishy if OP is hiding plates.

@OP, oya show plates and even post VIN sef if you got nothing to hide. We buyers are waiting...

GAZZUZZ:
why are you hiding the plates?

GAZZUZZ:
why are you hiding the plates?

GAZZUZZ:
My partner says I should start calling it daily tips, so here we go.

daily tips.

I have noticed a cycle, young mean struggle to find 600-800k, buy a vehicle they assume they can manage and be fixing small small while using it on the platform.

Sadly I have met with a lot of you and I see the frustration on your faces, it's almost the same cycle over and over again.

So here are some tips for aspiring Young men with limited funds

Avoid cars that are electrically abused: if you open an engine bay and you see wires flying upandan, please close bonnet and run.

Avoid cars with abused air-conditioning systems.
If pipes have been welded in multiple joints, condenser has been swapped with a different type compressor of a peugeot put in a corrola, try and avoid the car, fixing such vehicles will set you back over 100k in most cases . And there's no room for manage, it will just be a cycle of repairs till you get frustrated.

Avoid cars with accidents that affected the chassis.

avoid cars with rust!!!

avoid strange unpopular brands, (they come with strange unpopular problems! ) Renault, suzuki, Citron,
chevrolet, NISSAN these cars are not bad, but also not good

About engines, if it's a Nigerian used car, ensure you do a research on the availability and price of engine and transmission, put it at the back of your mind that you might be replacing 1 or both of them in a short time.

When you finally do buy that car.

Ensure the fans do not run steady, they should be automatic, ensure the Thermostat is present, all this to ensure better fuel economy.

Don't jump into synthetic engine oil if there is no history of such use, first observe what happens on the first cycle of mineral engine oil, if it shortens after a 3000-5000 km duration. If it does, prepare your mind for an engine overhaul or replacement. But in the mean time keep trucking, topping up oil never hurt any one.

buy and install good tyres, don't inflate above 35psi,

Check suspension parts, replace defective parts.

The use of coolant (original coolant not that useless 2k Abro) is expensive, but long term will save you a lot of money.

Finally before you pay for that car, find a tech, or a friend that has some mech/tech knowledge to help you look at it.

finally the best buys are usually not sitting in car stands, but are cars driven daily, so when you see an advert on jiji or Olx and they tell you I go to work with it every day, meet me in xx office to come see it, it is most likely a better buy than one sitting in a car lot waiting for a buyer.

Cosplay:
2002 Toyota Avalon

VIN 4T1BF28B62U196638

Mileage in October 2017 - 216,333 miles