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Happy birthday J. M. A

Tolutweety, call me with your new number.

Modified: 27th

So, make I wear knicker dey trekk for street say I dey form style? Nonsense.

Trendyprince:
You got interview invite? not group discussion?

The latter.

Qlock:
Was the interview invite from careers.feedback or ...?

Yes

robinhez2:
Truly!

What the Devil meant for BAD, God turned it around for GOOD!

Hello,

Please could you send put up the link to check. I can't seem to find a way around it.

Appreciated much.

Modified:

Thanks, it's been resolved.

Adah96, Pukka36. What did you get?

Pukka36:
Ok,lets talk.

Alright, so.


Adah96

Pukka36:
Huh?


Buh U r very 'Un-Scrypt' like!







...How r U doing?
This moniker was there even before 'Scrypt' went down

I know it doesn't.

What is wrong? We should talk, don't you think? You make me worry.

Again, I am TheScrypt. Ok, maybe a progeny.

Pukka36:
U r Scrypt?

I am.

Pukka36:
I dnt understand?

Scrypt.

Pukka36:
Amen and U too!



Thanks.

You know who?

Happy belated birthday Pukka36. I hope you find what you look for.

LinusBBQ:
Hello people nice thread, I'm a recent applied geophysics graduate, I'd like to knoow how valuable autocad is to geophysics on a scale of 1 to 10

AutoCAD? Total waste of your time. Who even suggested that to you? Lol.

He he, cc150615. .

cc150615:
We are a Super heroes

Typo

cc150615:
Right on point with the abiku ish,no mind dem we still catch dem in the long run

If I didn't want you to I'd never have mentioned David. So, you lot should stop feeling like a super heroes.

davide470:
Yeah, same school.


Don't know why you guys had issues dating older mates. My GF in school then was 2 years older than me and we dated for 2+ years.

Academic Secretary ndo.

Lmao! So, they've contacted people? Kikikikikikiki. . Oh well, regardless of my score and interview performance, I understood the whole arrangement was a fluke when someone came out, all smiles and mentioned his guarantor's letter was the only thing they checked and then they asked his name and told him he can go.

Believe those panelist at your peril. There was one very cunning one amongst em, the head of the panel.

Abeg make I see front. .

Thank God for his provision. I wish all the successful fulfilling stay in the UK.

TheCode:
Hello house, please I need your wisdom on a choice of MSc to go for considering the latest trend in the industry and the need for 'in-demand' knowledge or skills. I am considering the following graduate programs:
Flow Assurance
Reservoir Engineering
Subsea Engineering
Offshore Engineering
Production Engineering
Could you please help me rank them bearing in mind importance/relevance, 'in-demand' and diversity of application.
The schools I am considering are University of Houston, Cranfield University, University of Aberdeen, Robert Gordon's University, IPS and OTI-UNIPORT. Most especially the foreign colleges.
Please I am respectfully directing this question to every experienced person here.

Boss ifoundmyperfect, Imag5, your inputs please.

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Sarimah:
another beauty and queen is born...

She's so adorable

Wait, did you say just 'adorable'?

Babe, that child is drop dead gorgeous.

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Boss DmainMan, please I have a challenge with the application, how do I get past the test location selection? There is no drop down menu for it and one can not move forward without the selection.

dannyabba:
Ermmm... not ALL indications. In 2012, the deadline for submitting applications was July 5th, 2012 and by August 13th, they still hadn't written their test.
However, it still held. Interviews were around September 5th and 6th. And the newspaper publication of successful awardees in Vanguard was dated October 3rd, 2012.

So if Scholastica answered floxybba6 and said it will hold eventually, THERE IS STILL HOPE. Let us keep the hope alive.

I am not saying there is no hope, that is why I used "May" in my comment. I have only stated that one cannot keep waiting for them and in the end get disappointed. No body is even sure of clinching it with the number of slots available.

However, If you want to pause your life because of Mobil, that is up to you.
Congratulations on your AGIP feat.

I wish you every success in your endeavors.

Yo those interested in local schools, admission is currently on. By September, it would have closed till next year, would you rather wait for Mobil which is almost a wild goose chase, or have a bird in hand for the following one year?

You can always leave your local admission if any of these click.

I made the same mistakes in 2011, I don't want anyone repeating same.

Goodluck

From all indications, EXXON MOBIL May not hold this test this year. . Sadly, that is the truth. I hope they manage at least to hold a Local Scholarship Scheme.
Please, if you can, secure a local admission somewhere while you wait for this. One cannot afford to pause his/her life because of this. Life is moving too fast, if you keep waiting, it wont be long now you will become irrelevant and begin to wonder how you got here.
Please, let us all have a backup plan. #MyFiveBillion

OP which one is Force again? Is URGE now the same as force?


PTDF urges oil companies to employ Nigerians

03 August 2015, Abuja – The Petroleum Technology Development Fund, PTDF, has called on the Federal Government to compel both local and international oil companies, IOC, operating in the country to employ Nigerian oil and gas professionals.

Speaking at the Close Out seminar of the 2012/2013 Annual Oil and Gas research Grant competition in Abuja, Executive Secretary of the Fund, Mr. Femi Ajayi, lamented the fact that after excelling in their studies and having undergone rigorous and world class training in both local and international institutions, majority of the professionals ended up without jobs.

According to him, the Federal Government should put in place measures that will ensure that both local and international oil companies engage indigenous professionals, especially scholars of the PTDF scholarship scheme. He said, “The issue is not just competence and capability, there is also the need for political will among the IOCs and the government. We cannot rely on the goodwill of the IOCs when it comes to the issue of employing of our people; they have to be compelled to do it.”

He emphasized the need for all stakeholders in the petroleum industry to contribute their quota towards ensuring that indigenous professionals are gainfully engaged and also that the funds and efforts expended in training these professionals are not futile. “When we train all these people, give them the research competence and the experience that they have, there is the issue of getting them gainfully engaged locally.

‘There are certain roles that government should play and the role that the private sector needs to play; everyone needs to play their individual roles, because at the end of the day, if we put so much money to train these people, yet it does not lead to domestication of some of these things that we want domesticated, it means we are just spending money, we are not getting the results,” he noted.

Ajayi, however, commended the federal Government for setting up the Nigerian Content Development Management Board, NCDMB, urging the government to empower the agencies and others to deliver on the mandate.

Continuing, he said, “There is no running away from funding, training, research and development. It is not by accident that the most technological advanced countries in the world, they have the best communication systems, they have the most reliable power systems, they have the most efficient transport systems, and it is not by accident. So if you want any of these things, you must fund training, you must fund research and development.”

Also speaking, Mr. Taiye Haruna, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum Resources, commended the PTDF for its role in growing capacity and ensuring manpower development in the Nigerian oil and gas sector.

According to Haruna, who was represented by Mrs. Edna Eneh, Director Reform and Coordination in the Ministry, lauded the PTDF for performing the Corporate Social Responsibility initiative, especially as there is a lot that still needs to be done in growing the sector. He said, “The industry is dynamic and we have to move in line with global developments in the oil and gas industry, especially as the world has evolved into a global village.”

*Michael Eboh – Vanguard

http://www.sweetcrudereports.com/2015/08/03/ptdf-urges-oil-companies-to-employ-nigerians/