davepepple83:
How was the interview?

singlessubway:
my guy! Don't be fooled by the structure they can't pay up to 50k.

singlessubway:
my guy! Don't be fooled by the structure they can't pay up to 50k.

Dammyllionaire:
Pls house, how can I locate "8b cmd road magodo gra ext. Beside magodo brooks estate ,opposite second coming gas . Lagos" from Abule Egba

Adebola15:



Please any news from fosad ?

Adebola15:





Same here I was also called the on Friday if I got the message that the new date will be communicated to me

Adebola15:





Same here I was also called the on Friday if I got the message that the new date will be communicated to me

tenebero:

what position did u apply for

tenebero:


yeah I was, where u? d interview was ok but ve not gotten a reply from dem. ve u?

tenebero:
pls house dis is urgent pls...
from mile 2, how do I get to cornerstone insurance, 136 lewis street Lagos island..

pls its very urgent. someone help pls

okitz4:


they are real...prepare well

assisttohire:
The Ministry of Wealth Creation and Employment was established in fulfillment of the promise of His Excellency, the Governor of Lagos State, Akinwunmi Ambode, to address the unemployment crisis in the State.

The Ministry in pursuit of its mandate to create employment has developed different initiatives. One of such initiatives is the "Graduate Internship Program". It is a 3 month paid Internship Scheme for graduates who have been unemployed for a minimum of 1 year after National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). The Program is designed to give candidates an opportunity to develop employability skills which are often vital in securing employment.

To register and be a part of this program, candidates must

• have an equivalent of First Degree or HND from accredited institutions
• not be older than 30 years
• be registered with the Lagos State Residents Registration Agency (LASRRA)
• have been unemployed for a minimum of 1 year after NYSC.

For more information, visit http://mactayconsulting.com/lasg-graduate-program/

To apply, go to http://assisttohire.com/jobs/lagos-state-government/graduate-internship-program-may-2017-155

beebi5:
11, Monilola Oyeyinka street off Ajibade Babatola Bustop, Ajao Estate, Airport Road Lagos. Come with your C.V. For info: 07053152500

pls is it legit.

Doriana2:
The ambiguities involving Dino Melaye's certificate scandal has overwhelmed Nigeria's news space. The pertinent reality that only few people talk about is: Either a senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria did not graduate from a university or he graduated with an abysmal grade. It is now clear that a major part of Nigeria's  problem is the high number of uneducated and underqualified leaders occupying important political positions. This is unfortunately accompained with a populace that does not seem to care.‎ 
There was a recent thread of a proud third class civil engr Uniben graduate. While we admire the young man's courage to accept his subpar performance in school, we detest the idea that third class graduates should be allowed to occupy sensitive political postions. Nigerians have to realize that: ONLY excellent and qualified employers can make an organization excellent. Political positions should be treated as an important job vacancy and elections should be seen as a serious job interview.  It is because Nigerians don't pay attention to the qualities presented by 'prospective job applicants' and majorly look at tribe, religion or 'Number of Rice Bags shared' that we are in this mess of a country.
Unintelligent people would reply by saying 'Many People with 2nd class and 1st class are not as rich as some with 3rd class? They go on to proffer as an example, a detestable and morally reprehensible creature like Dino Melaye. The obvious answer is 'the ineffectual and unqualified political office holders are the cause of the failed experiment called Nigeria. The high rates of unemployment and wealth inequality are due to exactly leaders of such groups.
‎
Another class of mentally myopic individuals would cite an example like Goodluck Jonathan, who was a PHD holder but was also mediocre as a leader.‎
The not so obvious ‎answer to this comes in the form of a parable: 'Lack of good tomatoes does not mean we should cook stew with sand'. The fact that GEJ was terrible should spur us on to properly screen our leaders (plus political parties) and request for even better qualities. We should not make the mistake again ‎of selecting someone bad just because average did not work out. 
A country of 180 million people demands someone intelligent and capable to run it. Lives and futures are literally at stake. We should not take the posts of the president and senators as a testing ground for failures in school. A successful organization like first bank will not employ a third class graduate as CEO so why should NIGERIANS accept third class graduates (or complete illiterates) as senators?

Doriana2:
The ambiguities involving Dino Melaye's certificate scandal has overwhelmed Nigeria's news space. The pertinent reality that only few people talk about is: Either a senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria did not graduate from a university or he graduated with an abysmal grade. It is now clear that a major part of Nigeria's  problem is the high number of uneducated and underqualified leaders occupying important political positions. This is unfortunately accompained with a populace that does not seem to care.‎ 
There was a recent thread of a proud third class civil engr Uniben graduate. While we admire the young man's courage to accept his subpar performance in school, we detest the idea that third class graduates should be allowed to occupy sensitive political postions. Nigerians have to realize that: ONLY excellent and qualified employers can make an organization excellent. Political positions should be treated as an important job vacancy and elections should be seen as a serious job interview.  It is because Nigerians don't pay attention to the qualities presented by 'prospective job applicants' and majorly look at tribe, religion or 'Number of Rice Bags shared' that we are in this mess of a country.
Unintelligent people would reply by saying 'Many People with 2nd class and 1st class are not as rich as some with 3rd class? They go on to proffer as an example, a detestable and morally reprehensible creature like Dino Melaye. The obvious answer is 'the ineffectual and unqualified political office holders are the cause of the failed experiment called Nigeria. The high rates of unemployment and wealth inequality are due to exactly leaders of such groups.
‎
Another class of mentally myopic individuals would cite an example like Goodluck Jonathan, who was a PHD holder but was also mediocre as a leader.‎
The not so obvious ‎answer to this comes in the form of a parable: 'Lack of good tomatoes does not mean we should cook stew with sand'. The fact that GEJ was terrible should spur us on to properly screen our leaders (plus political parties) and request for even better qualities. We should not make the mistake again ‎of selecting someone bad just because average did not work out. 
A country of 180 million people demands someone intelligent and capable to run it. Lives and futures are literally at stake. We should not take the posts of the president and senators as a testing ground for failures in school. A successful organization like first bank will not employ a third class graduate as CEO so why should NIGERIANS accept third class graduates (or complete illiterates) as senators?

Michellla:
That awkward moment when you think you're packing, but then you see the one that is way bigger.

Daviddson:
I'm sure that pastor Adeboye does not really know how dubious and 2-faced this man called Fayose is. Had he, he wouldn't make this statement.

DaBullIT:
Leave am nah



I don't believe Adeboye meant Fayose's stupidity but either way i am not comfortable with this story , Adeboye might have just caused trouble among flocks with his comment ( if he indeed said it )

ksstroud:
Hello,

If you're a fresh graduate or a year experience person and you live within the ikeja environs and you need a job, call me for an urgent placement. You must possess the following:
- Very sharp and intelligent
- Very articulate
- Very Presentable
- Very bold


Interview would likely be this week.

Help someone.

call me on 08084716220

Dammyllionaire:
Pls, how can I get to No 1, Taylor Road, Gcappa, Iddo Lagos from Abule Egba

Dammyllionaire:
Pls, how can I get to this address from Abule Egba "No 7 kopek Street, Off Fatai Atere Way, Matori Lagos."