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azimo:Thank you sir I don't know if it's because I'm am an undergraduate I couldn't not attend higher institution due to lack of fund raising so. I undergo training in structural Welding and fabrication after 5 year's I still undergo training in pipe fitting for 3 month's I also work for times Ceramic Nigeria Limited a Chinese firm but we are be treated like animals there I also lost my life will working because of the food there the food is half done so I resign from the work that when I started applying online through Narialand and it hasn't been easy for me all this all |
SECgraphix:Thank you |
5eptember:. Were is Awonkojo Egbeda road located in Nigeria |
Emaimo:It is a painful experience I most say |
Amiano:Thanks Sir I'm just confused right now i don't know what to do, the most painful thing now all my friends are into Internet fraudster have been disgrace severally but I still hold on still hoping it wasn't easy for me as an under graduate |
femoric:Thanks Sir thanks you all for your wonderful advice I really appreciate I put my hope on God |
Chapter1vs6:Sir I'm sure you understand the situation of the country now for someone to be jobless since 2 year's been jobless is a very better experience At first is Chevron have been practicing dragnet past questions and answers since early July up to December so that can say yes I made it only to be heart broking that are leaving 2020 |
EdoBoy90:Amen oh let it be so oh so that my name wil be among the new recruit in Jesus name Amen |
iHart:Nothing just waiting and looking for an internship program or a suitable vacancy to applied and I'm tried of doing that I'm really filled up with unemployment status |
healthserve:Have been trying for the past 2 year's now |
Dear Applicant, Thank you for applying for the Oando Graduate Accelerated Programme. It was a highly competitive recruitment process, as we received numerous applications who all stood a fair chance of securing a place in the programme. However, based on our minimum pass mark requirement, you were not shortlisted and considered for the next phase of the programme. We appreciate the interest you have shown and encourage you to apply for subsequent vacancies with Workforce Group. We wish you success in all your future endeavours. Thank you. Warm Regards. Workforce Team To inquire about issues you are having you can reply this email. Powered by AllDayHr Recruit We regret to inform you that we are unable to proceed with your application for the post of YOUNG GRADUATE PROGRAM. Having carefully scrutinized all the applications received, we selected the candidate who best met the criteria specified by the manager of this position. We would like to thank you for the interest you have shown in the Total Group. Please note that new job offers are regularly published on our website. We invite you to consult them and to set up an alert by clicking . Wishing you every success in your job search. Yours sincerely, Best regards, |
Dear Applicant, Thank you for applying for the Oando Graduate Accelerated Programme. It was a highly competitive recruitment process, as we received numerous applications who all stood a fair chance of securing a place in the programme. However, based on our minimum pass mark requirement, you were not shortlisted and considered for the next phase of the programme. We appreciate the interest you have shown and encourage you to apply for subsequent vacancies with Workforce Group. We wish you success in all your future endeavours. Thank you. Warm Regards. Workforce Team |
AlienRobot:Is the test conducted by dragnet solution |
I need the past questions and answers |
FynGuy:Mr fynguy please do you have other Internship position which you posted early because I'm looking for an internship program to applied or graduate training Have you head anything about Chevron internship program I don't know if 2020 internship program has been Cancel |
Has anyone been shortlisted |
No Email after submitting hope for the best |
I think its an indoor internship |
Nigeria president isn't okay |
Nigeria’s Thirst for More Oil Revenue Could Hurt Investments Sign up to our Next Africa newsletter and follow Bloomberg Africa on Twitter Nigeria’s newly signed law to govern deep offshore oil operations set a record for the fastest bill so far passed under President Muhammadu Buhari. First presented to lawmakers on Oct. 2, it went through Parliament within two weeks before returning for Buhari’s signature, which he appended on Nov. 4. Under the new regulations, energy producers that pump about 80% of Nigeria’s crude will now pay levies for fields where they previously paid none. The measure will add at least to the treasury next year, according to Senate leader Ahmed Lawan. These will come from a 10% royalty on output from water depths starting at 200 meters and from a price-based system that compels producers to pay extra rates between 2.5% and 10%, which could see payments potentially reaching 30%, depending on crude prices. “A combination of complicity by Nigerian politicians and feet-dragging by oil companies has, for more than a quarter-century, conspired to keep taxes to the barest minimum,” Buhari said. $62 Billion From Oil Majors on Offshore Ruling" target="_blank">Nigeria Wants From Oil Majors on Offshore Ruling It’s the latest in a slew of policies unfolded by a government confronted by declining oil output and price and a burgeoning sovereign debt, as officials seek to sustain high levels of public spending. The administration has also moved aggressively against companies for suspected tax arrears, even demanding from the oil companies. A claim they disputed. “The indisputable intent of the amendment is to increase government earning,” said Dayo Okusami, head of energy and projects at at Lagos-based Templars Law. The Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. has production-sharing contracts with producers including Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Chevron Corp., Exxon Mobil Corp., Total and Eni SpA governing deep-water fields that currently account for about two-thirds of average daily production of 2 million barrels. FISCAL REGIME NIGERIA (PREVIOUS LAW) NIGERIA (NEW LAW) ANGOLA GHANA BRAZIL Royalty Water depth-based rate: Below 200m - 16.67% 201m to 500m - 12% 501m to 800m - 8% 801m to 1000m - 4% Over 1000m - 0% 10% Price-based rate: 2.5% for /b to /b oil price 4% for /b to /b oil price 8% for /b to /b 10% for /b and above 10% 3% to 12.5% 15% Oil Tax 50% 50% 50% 35% 34% “This rate increase would result in future deep-water projects becoming economically unviable and leading to at least a reduction in planned near-term investments, and a 20% decline in deep-water production by 2023,” said the Oil Producers Trade Section of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce, which groups all the oil majors in Nigeria. The amendment is “a disincentive to investment in the deep-water and it is further eroding Nigeria’s global competitiveness,” the group said in an emailed response. Revenue Drive Nigeria has been roiled by revenue shortfalls in the past year since exiting its worst economic downturn in 25 years, leaving the government of Buhari, who won re-election in February, hard-pressed to fund infrastructure and a bloated wage bill. The government also plans to increase value-added tax to 7.5% from 5% in January. “Chevron believes a stable business environment with competitive fiscal policies is essential to encourage investment, and the passing of this amendment will make Nigeria less competitive,” said Ray Fohr, a spokesman. Total and Eni declined to comment, while Shell is “in discussions with the government and our co-venture partners on the development and options to ensure the attractiveness of Nigerian deep offshore investments,” said Bamidele Odugbesan, a Lagos-based spokesman. Over the past 15 years, a raft of new offshore discoveries have joined Nigeria’s potential project lineup, including the massive Owowo field made by ExxonMobil. Planned projects such as Shell’s Bonga expansion, Eni’s Zabazaba and Total’s Preowei, an expansion of the Egina field, now stand a risk of being suspended because of the new law. In Brazil, oil majors stayed away from recent oil-block auctions faced with high price tags and some outstanding regulatory uncertainties. “We believe this bill will discourage new investments, as well as delay final investment decisions on pending offshore projects,” said Oluwabusola Jeje, an analyst at Lagos-based United Capital Plc. “Considering the volatile nature of crude prices, we could see new capital inflows directed toward countries with better fiscal terms and less regulatory uncertainty.” |
NanoSec:Thanks a lot but hope your source is genuine bro |
jochi4:Did you or have you applied for Chevron internship program once |
Thanks Sir I'm interested in Forex trades My email thompsonbright42@gmail.com |
ExpertNLer:I really don't understand you are you saying chevron invite candidate for there 2020 internship program because I applied since September and I didn't get info from them Please enlighten more about the California base Company Chevron diverting it Nigeria Asset for Sell to Other Oil Company and focusing On there new Shale project in Mexico |
ExpertNLer:Bro Chevron is leaving Nigeria now there didn't accept any Online application for there Internship Programme 2020 which is conducted by dragnet I don't know about NLNG but I'm sure there portal is not yet open for application I keep my finger crossed |
The Nigeria National Petroleum Corp
oration is Organizing an internship program check it out |
Marvel68:What was the party all about and are sure are you I guess we are looking to 2020 now |
luvlyoracle:No bro I haven't been called or get an email I'm just asking if it will be conducted by dragnet I head that Baker Hughes is a Big paying Company in the Nigeria Oil and Gas Sector Here is my 08106348582 |
luvlyoracle:Okay I don't really know how there test is conducted but for the early Career program the fist stage is an online video interview by Baker Hughes is that your number |
luvlyoracle:Did you applied |
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