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Are you interested in becoming a Reservoir/process engineer or production technologist?, then the  opportunity is here for you to meet with the expert  for an intensive training in those areas as it relates to the oil and gas industry.

This opportunity will grant you the idea to use softwares to build well bore models,Surface facilities model in order to optimise production from the reservoir sandface through the well bore to the surface.   It grants u the opportunity to learn the basics in Reservoir Engineering,Production Technology,Facilities Engineering and others as is obtainable in the oil and gas sector.

QUALIFICATION:
Interested persons should have graduated in any one of the following discipline
              Chemical Engineering             
              Petroleum Engineering
              Petrochemical Engineering
              Production Engineering
              Gas Engineering
              Industrial Chemistry

TARGET PARTICIPANTS
The training seeks graduates of the above-mentioned discipline whether employed or unemployed.
It is also opened to Engineers employed  in companies but have not been exposed to real oil and gas projects.



For Further enquiries please feel free to contact Uche on 07034534782 or 08056545592
You can also send an email to uche_chinonso@yahoo.com

I finished 1996.
Wr are all the dengramites in nairaland. I know dengrams has its toe @ every nook ang cranny of the world. Pleny here.
Lux fiat gentle men.
@ Ado,QRC,Anglican, that's still our gals. @ Ifyalways keep it moving. Thgis is a good time to reunite again. Cheers all!

I do remember when we host social gatherings. Infact then our main guests are The Ados. So you graduated from there. So what's up with you now. What are you doing over there?

I feel it's wise to make a re-union of all the Dengramites in the house, Lux Fiat,

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I need a serious gal, midnight call could be allowed, but just for the serious ones.
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Pls i need a serious gal.christian,chocolate,above 5 feet,slim,from the east(south east,south south) and should be a serious gal down to earth.  If you are not a xtian dont bother call , 07034534782. i'm cool ready to make you hapi. I know you would like me .

I'm just tired of staying bored especially when weekends approach. i believe having a girl just to pysically socialise with could help remove dulling.
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I'L WAIT TILL SHE COMES. I'M 28 + something residing in Lagos (gbagada).

@ Poster.I believe u just finished your service.and if that is so,u'vnt stayed for this job hunting for long.therefore any guy who cherishes you would only help you search for a job with you,buying the guardian himself,giving u the latest job advert in town and encouraging you to hold on too.I did not say he does not cherish you,but i feel this guy is looking for a reason to dump you.
I will advise you to monitor your friend's recent movements if you don't mind. Moreover,you have to let him know that God is the one that provides a job and not the other way round.
good luck and have faith in God

by the way. who said I'm even jelous?

All the silver and gold and the articles of bronze and iron are sacred to the Lord and must go into His treasury." - Joshua 6:19
One of the earliest examples of the practice of giving God the first fruits of the increase was when Joshua and the people entered the Promised Land for the first time. When they crossed the Jordan River, their first battle was Jericho. God set a precedent with this battle by instructing them not to take any spoils from it. Unlike future battles, the fruits from this victory were to go into the treasury as a remembrance of their first victory in the Promised Land. In addition, the city of Jericho was to be a lasting monument to God's faithfulness. God instructed Joshua never to rebuild this city. If they or anyone in the future attempted to rebuild the city, the life of the firstborn would be required. Years later in the days of King Ahab, Hiel the Bethelite attempted to rebuild this city and his firstborn died as a result. God never forgets to enforce His Word.

Is your work a lasting monument to the faithfulness of God in your life? Is it bringing glory to the Father? Are you giving the first fruits from your increase to God? God has encouraged us through this story to give the first fruits of our work to Him so that He will be glorified through our work. This is a tangible way for us to acknowledge that God is the source of all blessing.

She never told me about the wedding.I got the news from my sister.at least courtsey demands that this girl tells me about her wedding with another man or maybe she was just desperate and knew that. I am not deluding myself,dear. sometimes we derail from where God has destined us to be,just because we want to be faster than who created us.

Y would you not invite your friend to the wedding.Wat would initiate u into going to the altar with another person without even giving your own friend who hopes so much on you a notice.

I have been wondering what u could be doing in the wedding scene of a girl who's supposed to beur girl 4 real.Starring @ her preety face which is overtaken by another man?having a day dream wedding her?imagining the difference between her life with this man and the better life she would have lived with u?watching how this man kisses ur girl away from u or wipping the hidden tears inside of u?   
What could you do? would you even invite him?

Well,I pray to catch up with the right one soon.maybe those are not meant 4 me and that was the best way to take them away from my thinking faculty.They have really taught me lessons which need make me stronger,but some women don't really know what they want.They don't know good thing when it crosses their way.

Could girls' "NO" actually mean yes all the times? could it be applied to every girl you meet?

I appreciate your comments.your Replies are all right,but can u actually change from being your real self? I  tried that lately,but it doesnt seem to work 4 me.Myself sleeping with a girl on the same bed without doing anything does not really mean that i'm sick or what.I can bet that i am 99.9% healthier than many can imagine.I know I do have sexual surge at times especially watching some movies or scenes,but steering away from them controls my emotions.
moreover,i'm not weak and I  like being in charge,but my fault is that i like respecting women's opinion,a training my mum gave me right from childhood and as they say i find it difficult to depart from it.
Does it mean there are no attributes a kind of me can posses to get out of this.I'm really leaving a lonely life without a girl to socialise with and make this stressful life seem easier

Hello nairaalanders!sometimes I wonder if it's wrong to be nice to gals.Every girl i v met left me or use it as an advantage when they notice my nice attitude to gals.The first galfriend i had in my first year in the University,1998 is getting married this weekend.We were just friends and no other thing attached. I kept on looking forward to when i shall settle down with her until i got the ugly news days back that she is wedding this weekend.
The second girl i got in my second year just told me that her friend in the states will be wedding her soon.She comes from the North to lagos for her paper processing.She sleeps in my house on the same bed with me each time she comes in,but no sex O! Recently,she told me that one of the reasons y we can't continue is because i'm nice to a fault,but she needs someone who could be hard a little bit.
But what i keep on asking myself is this; if she has really left me y should she continue sleeping in my house,because each time i see her i feel hurt.i feel like someone has taken away the person i really cared for,but i don't know how i could stop accomodating her when she comes arround to finalise processes getting her visa.I feel the help i'm rendering to her is what i could also do for a male friend and she can't be an exception since i really cared for her. But the most painful thing is that it takes me days to regain myself each time she leaves.She's the only one left in my life now and she's moving just as she told me " I can't change my mind rather God'll provide my kind"
What could you do if you find yourself in this tight shoe? Is it bad to be nice?

After all the sex and love thing with your lover before your marriage,how long would the honey moon last and what new thing could you be demonstrating?

[b]Nothing But Goodness Comes From The Lord



"The LORD is just! He is my rock! There is nothing but goodness in him." Psalm 92:15 (NLT)



Difficult times come, right? We all have them, sometimes we cause them and sometimes they are merely circumstances the Lord, in His providence and wisdom, has ordained that we should endure and by which we might bless others. When those times come, the Christ-follower, looks to Him and closes ranks with the Lord. Soldiers in a dangerous place take strategic positions where each can see the other and all can see the leader without the slightest possibility of mistaking a command.



When doubts are attacking you, prayer is the source of power that will draw you closer to the Savior. When fears begin creeping into your perimeter, then you can shed the light of God's peace and unconditional love as you ask God to fill you with both to shine out in His name. Since God is filled with goodness, then THAT is exactly what He will fill you with when the need arises.



No matter what the difficulty, no matter how stressful the trial, no matter how painful the heartache you may be experiencing, take it to the Lord just now and receive, in exchange, enough peace to get you through the moment, the hour, the day.



When the resource runs low, go back for more, there will always be plenty. "Ask and you will receive, seek and you will find. Knock and it will be opened to you (Matt. 7:7).



"Lead a life worthy of your calling, for you have been called by God. Be humble and gentle. Be patient with each other's faults because of your love. Always keep yourselves united with the Holy Spirit and bind yourselves together with peace." Ephesians 4:1-3 NLT [/b]

I graduated 2003 as an engineer,got a sales job offer as a copper while i eventually got promoted to a sales rep. it was tough with a salary of N27,000/mth,but in addition to that,the stress my manager gave me,cos i could not yield to her attitude of falselife just to make it(Wruwuru in sales/marketing job).She made everything humanly possible to frustrate me out of the job.I kept on praying each day before i leave for work. I told God i'll never leave for my manager,i could only leave there for a better job.She ended up ruining my career in the company when her attitude of not maintaining a brand new Nissan Pick-up i was given to run sales and marketing job in Port harcourt and Bayelsa regions knocked engine in Bayelsa with the goods worth close to a million naira a night i went for delivery.To cut it short,the mechanic who was handling the vehicle said it was only God who could have rolled the vehicle on that condition back to Port Harcourt the following day.
My brothers and sissters, I was given an automatic/compulsory leave of 3 weeks after this incident. I was surprised,cos it's strange.I got another offer as a trainee engineer in my field(petroleum Engineering) In Port Harcourt during this leave period for 25,000/mth.It was very difficult for me to take that job,cos i go home in my 4mer company with close to N50,000/mth out of some buy the company good and sell attitude i had to supplement my monthly income.But my everyday prayer saved me.
I was asked to resume work in this company exactly on the same day my leave would end.I put everything in prayer.I went back only to hear that my driver was sacked and a suspension letter was awaiting me.rummour had it that my manager wanted me to be sacked. My people,i had no other choice than to choose the later job.
I started as a trainee Engineer(Research associate) in the company in Aug,2006.my prayer got me promoted into a Reservoir Engineer,January,2007.maybe how God would have it,i got a better offer as a Reservoir Engineer in May,2007.
But brothers and sisters,it is good to have faith in God no matter how the situation may look like.From May,2007 to December,2007, i was paid just twice.not only that,there was no job within these period.I blamed myself for not having a better information about this company before i left the one which was paying me as and when due.That notwithstanding,i still put my whole trust in God. I thank God that for seven months without pay,he provided for me without even borrowing to survive. December,I went for 4 a 4 day crusade in Port Harcourt organised by salvation ministries putting all my worries before christ.I also attended Shiloh @ the satellite church in Port Harcourt including the night vigil.i made a scrifice there too.
To crown it all,i fell sick after the shiloh night vigil.i managed to travel home by 22nd of December,got admitted on that same day.The doctor said i had a low bp 80/50, a dangerous one.other sicknesses were also diagnosed.I was discharged on the 30th of December after a priest prayed for me.


The doctor termed me one who could not die.U know it is not easy to survive that,cos the doctor was not even sure whether i could survive,but God had already marked that as a new begining for me.
I got an appoitment letter 1st wk january while i was recuperating to resume work as a reservoir engineer in lagos. It took me time to make such a decission,cos i already rented a house which should expire by Feb,2009,but i told God he has already started a new thing in my life,therefore,i'm not afraid,cos i trust in him,,i believe he could make a way where there is no way.he could make the dead bone rise again.

Right now, i am in lagos settling in, looking forth for another transformation in my life,cos i know he has not completed this cycle ,cant stop when he has started a move in your life.nobody can close that door he has opened for you.so stay with God cos he can give you that your dream job,he could give you a promotion and he could enable you pass that interview u are awaiting.
can somebody say amen in the house!

Those who wait upon the Lord, will renew their strength, they will soar on wings like the eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint. (Isaiah 40:31 )

, for twelve years she had suffered a great deal under the care of many doctors and had spent all she had, yet instead of getting better she grew worse. (Mark 5:25 )

While Jesus was still speaking, some men came from the house of Jairus, the synagogue ruler. "Your daughter is dead," they said, "Why bother the teacher any more?" (Mark 5:35)

Parents waiting for children out past curfew know it. Couples having trouble conceiving a child know it. A family separated by overseas military service knows it. A person needing an organ transplant knows it. A candidate for law or medical school knows it. A pregnant mom 10 days past due knows it. A person struggling to be hired for a job knows it. In fact, at one time or another, most of us come to know this brooding beast. It's the long wait -- that drawn out time of fretful anticipation and extended longing.

"Those who wait upon the Lord will renew their strength, " Often, this is easier said than done. Before we get to "mount up on wings like eagles," we often have to obediently grind away through the brutal passage of agonizing time. Before we can "run and not grow weary," we have to trudge on as anticipation dims and hope's flickering flame fights against the winds of despair. Many times, we just have to keep walking and trust that some hidden grace will help us "not faint."

That's what makes this story of Jairus' daughter so compelling to me. Like you, I don't like to wait. In my mind, if there is any privilege for those with power and position, one should not have to wait! "They" surely don't have to wait like I do. "They" get to move to the head of line. "They" get to throw around their weight and get what they want when they want it. In this case, however, "they" (or more accurately, "he" didn't. (see Mark 5:21-43)

Instead, Jairus' humbling approach to Jesus, an approach that could cost him everything in sacred society, was interrupted by a desperate woman who had faced "the long wait" herself as she had hopelessly gone to every healer available to her, and no doubt prayed incessantly for her own cure. This woman, who could not go into the synagogue because of her uncleanness, derailed the hope parade of Jairus, the ruler of the synagogue.

I find two things amazing about both of them. First, neither complains about his or her wait. Not the woman, who has spent her fortune on false medical hopes, nor Jairus, who has spent his respect capital to associate himself with a suspicious teacher. Both wait for their Lord to act. Impatiently waiting? Probably! But, they waited and received their grace.

Second, they both received the personal attention of the Lord -- the man of power who could expect that attention and the woman on the fringes who, in her day, could not expect it. Jesus refused to let the woman have an anonymous miracle! He personally and specifically blessed her. Jairus' daughter would not be healed for the crowd, but only in the closed intimacy of Jesus' chosen few and Jairus' family. Both waited faithfully. Both received the personal attention of the Master! Each received his or her heart's greatest desire.

This is not a story about long ago and far away. It is a reminder that Jesus is there for those who wait. It is a renewal of the ancient hope that God will act for those who don't give up during the long wait. You see, the issue isn't the wait. Instead, it is all about refusing to give up hope when the journey seems so long (12 years for the woman) and the problems so insurmountable (a dead 12-year old daughter for Jairus).

Maybe you face the long wait right now. Maybe your heartbreak or shame or disappointment or loss seems insurmountable. If so, I want to encourage you to come back to this story of the powerless woman and the powerful man and remember the place their broken hearts met, the place their broken dreams were mended, and the place their long wait ended. Know that place is really a person, and his name is Jesus.

Waiting for God's direction and blessing can be a great test of our faith, but waiting on God for our rescue can be an even greater challenge.

There are three great storms detailed in the New Testament. The first occurred when Jesus was crossing the Sea of Galilee with His disciples. Jesus was asleep when the storm began, and the disciples became afraid and woke Him: "Lord save us! We're going to drown!" (Matthew 8:25). Jesus rebuked the disciples for their fear and proceeded to calm the storm; "You of little faith, why are you so afraid?" (Matthew 8:26).

The second storm occurred immediately after the miraculous feeding of over five thousand people. This time, Jesus sent the disciples across the sea by themselves. When the storm rose up, Jesus went out to meet them, walking on the water. As Jesus again calmed the storm, He spoke the same message against fear; "Take courage! It is I. Don't be afraid" (Matthew 14:27).
The last storm occurred about thirty years after Jesus was crucified. Paul had proclaimed the gospel through much of the Roman empire and was being transported by boat to stand trial in Rome. A storm arose which blew the ship terribly off course. The ship was battered and tossed for several days; "We finally gave up all hope of being saved" (Acts 27:20).

It must have been difficult to trust God's timing as the storm continued through the many long days and sleepless nights. But as hope was fading away, God sent an angel to Paul with a familiar message.

"Last night an angel of the God whose I am and whom I serve stood beside me and said, 'Do not be afraid.'" (Acts 27:23-24)

There may be times when our ability to trust is severely tested. But our faith in God - in His ability to hold us secure - must be independent of the force of the wind. Though the winds may blow, we remain in His hands and must not fear; "If we are thrown into the blazing furnace, the God we serve is able to save us from it, but even if He does not, " (Daniel 3:17-18).

Most storms last longer than we prefer. But our Heavenly Father is leading us to the place where we can have peace, contentment, and even joy, whether the sun is shining or the storm is raging. He is calling us to be free of fear; calling us to trust Him more and experience His calm within the storm.


Have a Christ Centered Day!

Waiting for God's direction and blessing can be a great test of our faith, but waiting on God for our rescue can be an even greater challenge.

There are three great storms detailed in the New Testament. The first occurred when Jesus was crossing the Sea of Galilee with His disciples. Jesus was asleep when the storm began, and the disciples became afraid and woke Him: "Lord save us! We're going to drown!" (Matthew 8:25). Jesus rebuked the disciples for their fear and proceeded to calm the storm; "You of little faith, why are you so afraid?" (Matthew 8:26).

The second storm occurred immediately after the miraculous feeding of over five thousand people. This time, Jesus sent the disciples across the sea by themselves. When the storm rose up, Jesus went out to meet them, walking on the water. As Jesus again calmed the storm, He spoke the same message against fear; "Take courage! It is I. Don't be afraid" (Matthew 14:27).
The last storm occurred about thirty years after Jesus was crucified. Paul had proclaimed the gospel through much of the Roman empire and was being transported by boat to stand trial in Rome. A storm arose which blew the ship terribly off course. The ship was battered and tossed for several days; "We finally gave up all hope of being saved" (Acts 27:20).

It must have been difficult to trust God's timing as the storm continued through the many long days and sleepless nights. But as hope was fading away, God sent an angel to Paul with a familiar message.

"Last night an angel of the God whose I am and whom I serve stood beside me and said, 'Do not be afraid.'" (Acts 27:23-24)

There may be times when our ability to trust is severely tested. But our faith in God - in His ability to hold us secure - must be independent of the force of the wind. Though the winds may blow, we remain in His hands and must not fear; "If we are thrown into the blazing furnace, the God we serve is able to save us from it, but even if He does not, " (Daniel 3:17-18).

Most storms last longer than we prefer. But our Heavenly Father is leading us to the place where we can have peace, contentment, and even joy, whether the sun is shining or the storm is raging. He is calling us to be free of fear; calling us to trust Him more and experience His calm within the storm.


Have a Christ Centered Day!

On search for a long time when i lost my hopeful gal i dated wayback in the university days to a guy in the states. Every other gal i met is engaged married or not searching.who then is searching looking for a serious relationship for life time sake

@ bblack. u never mentioned ur status. well u r preety. r u hooked up? it's only that u r too yellow