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The chat interview is tomorrow...

You can check this out too... We're into real estate investment...You will be given a post dated cheque and deed of agreement signed, with the insurance that covers your investment.
I look forward to seeing you invest with us. Regards

PhilipReigns:
Same thing with me right now, I have an idle 1million naira in one of my account yet don't know what lucrative business to invest in. I have realized that, just like a job opportunity, business too requires experience to be successful in it.

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You can check this out...40% for 14months...

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Can you teach ur kinda investment I have d money but don’t know what to invest on[/quote]

Same thing I'm experiencing here

Iszybosco:
omo is this how you people waited yesterday? I just dey look myself

Anybody scheduled for today's interview?

Nice one..how did it go?

Ocon:
I just finished the interview now

Nice one �..I love good news like this.

You too can own a luxury home on Lagos Island.
Pick your choice here.
Thank you

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Done with the test...How was it guys?

Still on the road to that great Job.
Do you need my services?

Good day Sir/Ma,
I'm a Science graduate of the first Indigenous University in Nigeria with a cgpa of 4.33

I learn very quickly, possess excellent verbal and written communication skills and I am also highly skilled in the use of computers and the internet. I am adaptable to change, financially savvy, equipped with contract drafting and negotiation skills, highly skilled in numerical science, research-and-customer focused. I am also open and continue to learn and improve on my skills by taking advantage of any relevant training opportunity and I am willing to travel for assignments, change location, priorities or work load.

My skill sets and excellent qualifications make me a good fit for your organization. For more details about me, you can contact me on zero-seven-zero-3-2-3-6-zero-nine-zero-one.

Thank you greatly.
Sincerely,

Do you need the services of a good employee? Here I am Sir/Ma

I studied Industrial Chemistry at the first indigenous federal university in Nigeria with strong 2.1.
I learn very quickly, possess excellent verbal and written communication skills and I am also highly skilled in the use of computers and the internet. I am adaptable to change, financially savvy, equipped with contract drafting and negotiation skills, highly skilled in numerical science, research-and-customer focused. I am also open and continue to learn and improve on my skills by taking advantage of any relevant training opportunity and I am willing to travel for assignments, change location, priorities or work load.

My comprehensive hands-on experience, strong business acumen and formal training, make me an excellent fit and a good addition to your organization. To know more about my excellent qualities, You can send a DM or contact me via zero-seven-zero-three-two-three-six-0901
Thank you

I also need a review of my CV. Thank you very much

LadyGCrueDKilaB:
First five people to quote me would get a free resume review.
I’d design a professional resume for you

Please I need a detailed address of the SCOAN. Also, which of the Sunday services does Prophet TB Joshua give his ministration? Thank you

IlufoyeOlamife:
congratulations Daddy...
Thank you sir, you are a blessing to me and my generation. May God continue to uplift you and your ministry in Jesus name....

Hot deals..Dm for details

30... Using rule of BODMAS

I finished@23. Industrial Chemistry (4.23), UNN

You made salient points here Sir. Nonetheless, I would want to have a first hand experience on what you said.
I am currently on application for a master's degree program in the States and Europe. I hope I'm not on the wrong path. You wouldn't mind a pm sir?

jojoseph:
I was about 19years old when i left Nigeria and i left because of education. At that time, we only have 4 universities in the country as a result some of us do not have a choice but to travel out of the country. My children were brought back to Nigeria and 3 of them finished thier secondary school education in Nigeria.
Hey, i pray for you IJN to grant you opportunity to travel to U.S. or Canada and in about 20 to 30years now, you will comprehend what I'm trying to convey to you. As I'm typing this message, I'm in Los Angeles stuck because of corona virus and i will be leaving once the boarders are opened. I will not even mind to sponsor you, just for you to go experience what I'm talking about.

Nice one �

Oh! I can't believe I carefully followed this thread from its outset till now.. Interesting thread though.. Where are the Canadian girls!?

Alcantara88:
Course : industrial chemistry
Job: quality control in an ethanol distillery

Nice one sir.
I also did Industrial Chemistry. I sent you a pm

miidae:
I studied Chemistry, now working as Quality Control Chemist

I studied Industrial Chemistry and would want to practice as a quality control analyst. I wouldn't mind an Intern role. Thanks
You can reach me here for more details about me and my qualifications.
chenjimmy263@gmail.com

miidae:
I studied Chemistry, now working as Quality Control Chemist

I also did Industrial Chemistry.. I like the role..Can I pm you?

Hello Sir! I sent you a pm. I would want to do forex with you Thanks

Dukeolumidemans:
On Sunday night before the forex market opened, I and my boys made a call for a sell for Crude because of the dispute between Saudi and Russia and everyone of our students made good $$$. I also said Naira will fall and $$$ will rise and it happened yesterday. Most of us already made enough $$$ for the yr legally and some are still out there looking for a job!!!

Meanwhile some of my relatives and friends didn't help me when they had the opportunity to do so. They turned their back on me and God showed up with a skill set!!!

Moral of the story: Wealth is not in places, it's in people. Only one person can change ur life if he chooses to show u exactly what he is doing and succeeding...Think and grow rich, don't wait for others or Nigerian Govt!!! U go just old there...

Australia the best country one can enjoy..I can't wait to be there... Who's in with me

Nice one. I would love to work with you and do business with you Sir

fairfora:
Don't make a mistake of investing your hard earned money on foreign education. I could see you're a young and talented guy. Let me share with you a brief story of my life. I'm a polytechnic graduate , not because poly was the only option. My course of study was better studied in the polytechnic because only 2 universities in Nigeria were offering my chosen course as of 1996 and they were far away from the south west. my parents didnt want me to be too far away.

That said, i graduated and got employed after my nysc, first in a renown pharmaceutical company and later in a telecom firm after which I established my business as I was tired of working for people. I started with only 600k which I saved from my earnings. Today, my business is worth over 4m USD. We are prominent in the health sector, up to the neighbouring countries of Togo and Benin republic. .

You are such a lucky guy with such impressive funds in your account. I'd advise you plough back the money in your business. No matter how sure your travel agent is, he is not the visa officer whom would approve your visa. Once you get refused, the best he can do is encourage you to try again, citing all manners of sweet stories...except your agent guarantees 100% refund of your money in case you're not successful with your visa applications and none of them can ever do this, so don't dare.

There are viable areas in which you could invest in Edo. I served in ekiadolor in those days as a youth corper, 2001 to be precise. Your land is very good for growing rice, which is hot cake in Nigeria today. You could also invest in vegetable farming. Get the necessary orientation and you'd be glad you did. i have a friend who plants only ugwu in benue. He transports it in trucks to lagos and he is a big boy now. Any legitimate business that could fetch one up to 20m naira in capital is a promising one so, I'd advise you continue in that line, alternatively.

After my poly education, I invested on myself by obtaining trainings abroad on my own. My first country of visit was USA. I sponsored my training programme then. prior to that time, i had not been to any country. Those trainings were relevant to my career. I refused to go for master's degree even though i had the money. I've garnered over 10 training certificates from renown firms globally, including new horizons computer learning centers in USA before one guy brought the franchise to Nigeria. You too can stand tall. Degrees don't translate into money my brother.
The one i had over there was later obtained to boost my resume, not to seek employment. Even in the US, job is scarce for graduates. Ideas now rule the world and not degree certificates. This is an opportunity of a lifetime, utilize it. Courtesy of my business, ive been to virtuality all the western countries. I had the opportunity of meeting with USA president a few years ago. I was the only one invited in the whole of black africa, 2 of us from Africa. A guy was also invited from south Africa. No single Nigerian was cited in that gathering of over 1000 people invited from over 100 countries globally except me...no senator, no governor, no minister from nigeria. The event took place at the daughters of American revolution hall in Washington Dc. At your convenience, you may further your studies on a part time basis just to boost your resume in case you might wish to contest for governorship tomorrow in your state and not for the sake of seeking employment.

I have a friend called Ngozi who went to the UK to study law. When she finished she stayed back, no jobs and she decided to venture into what she had a flair for....fashion. she opened a website and posted different designs on it while in the UK. Customers in the diaspora who are always too busy to see a tailor would place their orders and they must pay 100% in advance. Now, ngozi makes up to 2000 punds monthly in profit, from the comfort of her apartment in the UK. Her story has inspirired many. She would send clothes and measurements to her tailor in Lagos to sew for her customers. Her sibling in surulere would package the clothe and send to the customer abroad by courier. Ngozi didn't have a single sewing machine. Her tailor in Nigeria would do all the wahala. She first started with one tailor and now She has 2. The 2 of them are always busy all the year round , doing only Ngozi's work. They work round the clock. Now she's planning to open a fashion line in London.

Please think wisely . I see you as one of the billionaires of the future generation. All the best

We'll get update before tomorrow ends. Just be patient

Ikanium:
Eeeeeem no one is talking about drivers licence does that mean all here have it?

What of masters certificate? Does it mean everyone has it?

SheyinAngani:
I got the mail too after receiving the we regret mail couple of weeks back. The venue of my test is kinda incomplete, it's making me suspect it's a fake invite. Who else got this address:

Suite B02, Statement Suites and Hotels. Plot 1002, First Avenue, Opposite Adamawa House by High Court of Justice and Abia House Junction, CBD.

Please where is this?

It's in Abuja

emmadeking:
How much did it cost you?

If you're in Enugu, I can help you with the temporal Driving Licence