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Guys anyone who just finished their assessment centre test? Should please help us with how it goes.

Joshuaesoko:
Is there anyone who has neither been rejected or moved to the next phase

I am also not rejected and also not moved to next phase, though maybe is because of age, I'm 27 years.

They start sending massage for test invitation.

Pjtucks96:
Good afternoon 😊. Please I have this burden for over two weeks now. I applied for the Access bank ELTP recruitment that is ongoing since may 19th, and I got a feedback from *Testassessify* that they've gotten my application and I'll be contacted. I want to know if they have started any processing on it like assessment, documentation, interviews and the likes. Please respond soon. Help a depressed sister

Please add me on ELTP WhatsApp group 08102952904

[quote author=mandarin post=15394971]My contest is not about what Christianity or Islam is in terms of faith or whether citizens are ,born again or not but your assertion as stated above.
Permit me as someone who ,knows Nigeria a little bit to dispute your clarifications on Geo political zones and religion prominence. The only Muslim dominated regions in Nigeria are Northwest and Northeast.In ,the Middle Belt it is not so :
Niger - more Muslims than Christians
Nasarawa - Mixed
Benue - christian dominated
Taraba - more Christians than Muslims
Adamawa - mixed(more christian and atheists)
Plateau - christian dominated
In the southwest it will be a honest confession that this region has the highest number of christian converts in Nigeria and the base of evangelical ,movements its a much christian majority zone but the culture above religion of the people relegate religion to a second level.
In the Northwest, there are still christian population in all the states and a place like southern Kaduna is christian dominated. I know christian indigents of Kano and had relationship with a few of them at a time.
The Northeast has more Christians than the northwest. Southern Bauchi, Gombe,are shining examples while Borno state has high percentage of Christians especially in southern Borno. I presently work with a Borno state man and i ,know quite a number of them.
All the noise making about Muslim majority in Nigeria are mere politics of population and religious superiority contest. While I would not want to dwell on areas of sincerity in faith I will be open to a contrary opinions on these.
Mind you, the Nigeria population figures are ruse meant to achieve political dominance of the north in resource sharing formula and i can bet it that if satellites aided computers are used in head count the outcome will stun you. Yoruba is the largest single ethnic group in Nigeria and Igbo is second largest ethnic group followed by Hausa(group not speakers or Muslims) and may be Fulani if all are to be treated separately.
Nigeria can never be sincere about this and any such result will be discarded as not reflecting growth on previous dubious data.


@mandarin
you are lying there are more muslim in adamawa than christian infact 70-30