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@All,

Interra Networks operates a 150-seat call centre located in Abuja to service the private and public sector need for world-class outsourcing services in Nigeria. We provide Contact Center related services to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Consumer Protection Council (CPC), Galaxy Backbone, and the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC); in the United States, we have Mango/Konnect™ and Peezy™ pre-paid as clients.

Please visit http://www.interranetworks.com and http://www.apherionoutsourcing.com for more info.

Also, visit http://www.odinconference.com for info on the efforts being made towards positioning Nigeria as an alternative offshoring destination of choice for companies the world over looking towards offshoring.

Setting up call centres in Nigeria is possible even with all the infrastructural disadvantages, it is not a walk in the park but we are doing it.

@Zabutt i should be contacting you shortly, i believe we can do business.

For the entrepreneurs and would be entrepreneurs there is no doubt that entrepreneurship made the world what it is today, for example we wouldn't be exchanging all this information on nairaland if it wasn't for entrepreneurship and there are over a million similar examples i could give. Please click on this link (http://www.economist.com/specialreports/displayStory.cfm?story_id=13216025) for a special report on entrepreneurship in the march 2009 edition of The Economist.

note: You might have to register for a free 14 day pass to read the article, but believe me it is well worth the trouble.

Amodu is an idiot! what kinda stupid coach that calls himself a tactician would start jumping up and down because his team has just scored a goal in the first half of a crucial must win world cup qualifier?? a proper coach suppose don get plans for any kind of situation but this bitch-ass dude dey happy as if game don finish for first half. And now the idiot has now come out to blame the players, if you cannot take control of a football team as a manager then please resign and stop wasting tax payers money.

don't you understand that the idiot is a cash cow? i'm sure his lawyers have decided to milk him for all they can. stupid man!!

Hello Mr Kiwi, Mr Markos, Felixv and the naira land SAP gurus,

let me start by saying that you are all real men and i wanna be like you when i grow up, literally. This is my first post in this forum and i can only imagine how different my life would have been if i had discovered the group as far back as 2006 when i first discovered SAP, THANK YOU!!!! please keep up the good work, i really really appreciate all the words of advice, spent this past bank holiday weekend reading through all the posts and what an eye opener that has been.

Been in the UK for close to 5 yrs now, got my Msc in Information Systems, ITIL, ISEB Business Analysis and Prince2 practitioners certificates, currently working as a Business Analyst in the public sector, been at it for 3 yrs now and for those 3 yrs been trying to break into SAP.

I took a 3month long (weekends only) SAP HR/Payroll course in late 2007, i was lectured by an indian chap that works as an SAP consultant for Axon, this chap knows his stuff and i learnt a lot from him and for the past 1 yr i have been studying and practicing at home on the Ides4.7 that was installed on my home PC and also applying for consulting roles but so far no luck. Right now i can confidently say that i have got excellent configuration skills in Personnel Administration, Organizational Management, Payroll, Time Management, Benefits and Compensation, and working on getting up to speed with Employee self service (ESS) and Manager self service (MSS).

For some reason i didn't think that getting a certificate was necessary until i read some your posts in the forum, so i have made that my new project to be certfied at the latest by the end of June 2009, hopefully that would be a plus in my job search.

@ Kiwi, Markos, Felixv and fellow naira landers please i would be getting in touch as soon as i get my SAP HCM certificate on tips on how to navigate the SAP job market in both the UK and naija if you don't mind. Any kinda tip would be very very helpful.

@Markos, got your email from one of your posts, ok if i send you emails asking questions? if you don't mind. my email is didier1@ymail.com.

@ Oga Kiwi, awu m onye igbo, amuru m n ala igbo. ebi m na abuja. ( I be ibo boy, born and bred, live in abuja when i dey naija).

Peace, hope to hear from you.

Didier!

Hi,

i suggest you register and attend the upcoming careers in africa event in London, taking place sometime in may, 2009.
most of the Nigerian banks show up for recruiting, that way you get the opportunity to have a chat face to face.

visit the website below and apply as it is invitation only.

www.careersinafrica.com

all the best mate, will be there meself.