₦airaland Forum

rhodman:
Once you select your state, it should bring a drop down list where you can select your lga

stanisbaratheon:
If my memory serves me right, I think there was a drop-down list of the states/LGAs on the application site. I didn't encounter that character limitation ish

rhodman:
What can I put in the "certificate number" box when entering education information?

I can't really find any certificate number on my university degree certificate

Realhussein:
Is this the job we’re applying? I don’t know why the job functional area is showing “ Human Resources”

FemiMaduka:
Thank you for the guidance so far. Two persons I intimately know are applying for this vacancy. However, I noticed that at the box where you have to fill in "Education/Training", there has now been an additional asterisked request for "Certificate Number and Description" which was not there last week.
I am curious to know if anyone has observed this, especially people that completed their application last week.
Thank you.

airsaylongcome:
Ask your questions here so others can benefit.

As far as I know, the GT recruitment is entirely on merit.

SIRTee15:
GEJ lost only one state in SW and swept the whole of north central except Niger state. Your analysis is wrong.
Obi needs similar strong performance if he's to win next yr.

highchief1:
na so e be na.if pdp and lp can eat into Lagos that is bats base e come be delta.it’s going to be dicey elections.But I think OBIDIENTs are making noise.i don’t see Peter obi winning.but if he remains consistent after 2023 he may.But the problem with Nigerian politicians is inconsistency.

garfield1:
The isokos have been begging for senate or guber and apc has obliged them so they will be grateful plus Leo ogor is ailing.Joel shook him in 2019.
When it comes to delta issues,I usually defer to Efewestern and fratermathy,tutudesz,ogidigbodigbo etc.they are objective.

Oladeji245:
I’m a Yoruba too.
The guy is actually right. In Sw,there’s no real dominant party in that sense. For example if pdp had presented segun oni in Ekiti state plus the already sentiment against apc, they would have won.
In the next governorship elections,watch out for one of ogun and ondo state. I will be shock if both are won by apc.
Tribal politics is not really a thing in sw otherwise both atiku and Peter obi will not have been popular here.
Most youths I have spoken to either Muslims or Christians are for Peter obi. While virtually all the pdp supporters I have interacted with are for Atiku.
As for his Atiku claim,I will say maybe about 35 percent and and that’s due to emergence of Peter obi who will share the rest with tinubu though I expect tinubu to get more.
This means Sw will not give block votes and no one is winning sw with any big margin.
Unfortunately for Tinubu, there’s nothing you tell an average liberal Yoruba man that will ever make them vote for him or even being an option for them, that’s how much they hate him.
And with this Muslim Muslim ticket baggage now added,good luck to tinubu in sw

Efewestern:
I'm a realist. I know what I mean when I say BAT will clear all SWestern states with a wide margin.

Lagos might be a little bit tough, but he will win with nothing less than 60%. The Yorubas are still the clear majority in that state, forget its cosmopolitan nature. The election is already going tribal. As bad as Buhari was painted, he pulled 53% in Lagos not to talk of a Yoruba man whose influences stretches far and wide the state. Other SWestern states are already for him and the margin will be wide.

Again, Northern Nigeria will be the decider.

PDP missed it when they gave their tickets to a non-Southerner (I was angry when Wike lost). Even the northern votes PDP might be banking on is already under threat due to BAT's choice of VP. Shettima is a big force in NE and he will sure slash whatever votes that is coming from that angle. NW is undecided and whoever they throw their weight on will emerge winner, but unfortunately, I don't see LP having a chance in that region.

LP might win DELTA State. I've talked to people and too many of them are rooting for LP, Okowa isn't loved outside his zone so LP has upper hands. BAT might get 27% due to the agege factor and with my estimation, he might even clear Ughelli North and South with a narrow margin. Also, RIVERS, Cross River & Edo are already in the bag for LP.

People in SS/SE have always been the pillar of PDP, how they let the presidential ticket slide off their hands still beats me. If SE can turnout massively, then there is hope for LP, his only problem is core North.

Efewestern:
BAT will clear all SWestern states with a wide margin. You can't bank on the success of the Adeleke's who are the son of the soil and well accepted. SW votes will only be shared if there was another Yoruba man contesting against BAT. The presidential candidate of PDP is Fulani and the vice isn't Yoruba. LP candidate isn't Yoruba, so is the vice and no, the Muslim/Muslim stuff won't fly, atleast not in SW. They are the most liberal when it comes to religion. Lagos might be the only state where he can't get massive support, but nevertheless, he'd still win with atleast 60%. This is for SW.

Like I have hinted earlier, SE is locked for OBI/LP and SS might deliver too and even if PDP wins some state, the margin won't be wide. My state is one big example. Everyone I've spoken to in my district are voting LP. PDp Might win because the vice is from the state, but even if they manage to, the margin won't be wide.

Now, the South is divided and can't decide who becomes the president. Let's move to the North.

LP can perform pretty well in Benue, and other Christian dominated states (More grassroot campaign needed) but some states like Kwara and Kogi might fall to BAT and others to PDP.

At the end of the day, the core North has the knife, the yam and the pot. They are the ones to decide who becomes the next president and unlike Buhari who had cult followership, no present presidential candidate can boast of pulling any massive votes.

PS: Kwankwanso could have been a treat if he joined forces with LP, but for now, I don't see him wining any region.

4kc:
OP what is Oghenerutejiri. Is is Oghenerutejiro

Seeker123:
Pdp leading

Rick9:
I feel bad I wouldn't lie. But I wouldn't blame myself much coz at that point I was just like everyone who wanted the best for our country, no one ever knew it would turn out like this. Life is all about taking risks, assuming Buhari had performed well I would have been happy. Well I have moved on and now I'm fully Obidient. Thanks

Rick9:
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Reflect7:
THERE ARE ONLY 2 MILLION PEOPLE IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY OF NAMIBIA.

POPULATION DENSITY IS ONE OF THE LOWEST ON EARTH.

EVEN THAT PICTURE SHOWS ONLY 12 PEOPLE IN THAT WHOLE SPACE!

SO YOU WILL STRUGGLE TO SEE TRASH, AS WASTE DISPOSAL IS A BREEZE!

USE YOUR COMMON SENSE!!

Reflect7:
I WONDER WHY YOU SELF-HATING ASSHOLES AVOIDED SHOWING US THE OTHER SIDE OF WINDHOEK.

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gregyboy:
what's ekpen in urhobo

kokoA:
Let us dissect this north we are talking about sef.:

North west: Kano, Kastina, Jigawa, Kaduna, Kebbi, Sokoto, Zamfara.

KANO: Governor Ganduje is a Tinibu loyalist, Kwankwanso and Shekarau have joined forces in NNP, meaning Kano which has the largest number of electorates in Nigeria is now splited between Tinibu, Kwankwanso and Atiku, so do not expect any 2million votes for one candidate like the Buhari days.

KASTINA: This is Mr. President's state. His party cannot lose here. Tinibu wins.

KADUNA: Elrufai is all and all in Kaduna APC and PDP is almost dead there. Elrufai is a "Tinibu boy". Elrufai will be jobless after 2023 so he needs Tinibu in power to get something.

ZAMFARA: Sank Yerima is a cult figure here. He is a Tinibu man.

SOKOTO: Yes .. This is for Atiku no doubt.

JIGAWA: You know the story here. The Governor was the first to endorse Tinibu.

Kebbi: Governor Atiku Bagudu is the chairman of the progressive governors. APC cannot lose here.

NORTHEAST no doubt is for Atiku.

SadiqBabaSani:
For those who dont know,

This man Wayles jn Isoko Axis is the Chief Oil Bunkering Kingpin for offshore oil in Isoko Axis especially Isoko north deep in the forest of his native town enwhe he has his kpofire Cribs.

He is in cohort with The Navy, Army and an advocate of Militant wings,

He is a cannibal as well as his boys, they cook and eat humans,

In Summary Wayless is a beast

For the dignitaries that showed up, jst so you know, Illegal Oil Bunkering in the Niger Delta is like Terrorism in the north , A business venture of the political elites

Odidigboigbo:
When I said this earlier that David have no chance against Sheriff, you guys refused to understand, still believe Ibori still has the Alter ego. The truth of the matter is that the alliance of Delta North and South has been producing the governor of Delta state since 1999, and nothing will change it. Let me school you a bit of politics of Delta state.
In 1999 UPU endorsed Moses Kragha against Ibori, Kragha lost out with Ibori aligning with Delta North and South.
In 2003, they endorsed Ogboru, Ogboru lost out. In 2007 and 2011 they still endorsed Ogboru against Udughan, Ogboru still lost out. In 2015, they endorsed David Edevbie against Okowa, David lost out. They still repeat the same with Edevbie against Sheriff.
The truth of the matter is that any candidate endorsed by Urhoboh and it's UPU, most surely loose. Because of their acclaimed ownership of Delta, other region will always work against such candidate. This is the basic truth which my fellow Urhoboh refused to understand.

Efewestern:
I've heard some Itsekiris claiming Thomas is an Urhobo. Well well well. If he can massively deliver all Isoko LGAs, mobilize all Isokos residing in Warri and drip in support from the Urhobos that occupy almost half of Warri South, then maybe he might have a slim chance. But I don't see him winning. The Ijaws won't massively rally behind an Isoko candidate.

The City doesn't extend to Warri south west, Even warri South can't pull the numbers that is coming from these creeks. Nigeria is a wonderful country.

Efewestern:
The bloc votes from Bomadi and co was/is an abnormality we hope the electoral act rectifies. An Ndokwa Or Isoko deputy will give Agege an edge.

For some of us, we are watching from the sideline. I notice you are downplaying David Edevbie's influence. He is one top contender you should acknowledge.

Buckeyemedia1:
Urhobo are the majority in Delta central, You field an Okpe man from Delta Central, defeat before arrival.

tutudesz:
Uduaghan stepped down for his daughter to contest house of assembly and I think she lost, am yet to see any congratulation message.
Okowa daughter won and Ibori daughter is going for a run off Election today

Efewestern:
Urhobo chances of winning Delta South is very slim. Remember people vote across ethnic lines. An Isoko candidate would have given Diden a run for his money.

And you are wrong. Power isn't given. It's taken, when Diden is done, the Ijaws might likely takeover.

Dafinone's family are very influential in Delta Central, the entire Okpe will swing to him and Omo-agege will deliver Ughelli South and North. Ethiope west and Uvwie will be a big challenge to him. But he has a good headstart nevertheless.

WhizdomXX:
The voting strength is from Warri SW. Ogboru won in 2011. Not 03 and 07. Isokos remains a minority to ijaws just that they stay in the hinterland so they move about like the Urhobo's unlike ijaws that are native riverine residents and love their waterways.

WhizdomXX:
Urhobo's have more numbers Edo boy. It's equitable because urhobo's don't have up to 50% so they can't lord supremacy over anyone.
Urhobos-40%
Igbos-30%
Ijaws-15%
Isokos-10%
Itsekiris-5%
Others-0.01%

Efewestern:
The Itsekiris are mostly concentrated in Ugbolokposo & Ugbromo (In Uvwie) and Warri South which they share with Urhobo. The rest part of the city are deep in Urhobo Territory where you find more Isokos. The Ijaws also have a growing population in the city, but from my observation, they can't swallow the Isokos. In places like Sapele, the Itsekiris come second after the Urhobos.

Efewestern:
The Itsekiris aren't benefiting from warri. They have no monopoly over anything when 90% of the city are in Urhobo land. They only benefit from their Oil wealth which they and the Ijaw ethnicity are using to corner political influence in the Nigerian space.

And yes you are right, there is no city in Delta State where those two are more than the Isokos. I don't know if you've stayed in Ughelli for example. For every 5 Houses owned by the Urhobos, there is one owned by the Isokos. Even in Warri, same thing. Outside the Urhobos, The Isokos are next followed by Ijaws then Itsekiri and others.

As much as we have our own squabbles, There is need for us to unite. The unpleasant fact about our disunity is that there's no tribe in Delta state or Nigeria that will love and care for you like me an Urhobo man (Vice versa). Already, our interest is covered and secured in the state and Country as we have the huge numbers to corner any threat from any group. Same can't be said to your people. Sincerely, we need you and you also need us. I hope we put out differences aside and unite like the brothers we are.

As for the Ijaw governorship. They are just blabbing. After we are done. We will fiercely root for an Isoko governor.