₦airaland Forum

Uspadora:
Success to all being interviewed this week!

From all the good things i have heard from my friends at Total, God knows i will still try my luck next year

Wannypop:
After acceptance of offer, what's next?

bal2012002:
Really?
I didn't realise that. Thanks for mentioning.

What's the latest update after the myriads of rejection mails over a week ago.

Is the status on the webpage progressively changing?

Has anyone who did the online assessment and interview gotten any feedback yet?

Ogarozay:
Congrats G! Please are you an experienced hire or fresh grad? If you are an experienced hire, please is the offer at least above 100k cos some fresh grads I know got offers less than that.

fadkay:
Please, do you have any idea if the company has a staff bus? Or does anyone have any idea?

Justice102:
My dear, were you able to log in to your Total's account without being prompted to change your password?

AbooMuhsin:
have you gotten??

Wannypop:
Why did airtel even send this form almost 3weeks after final interview?
Shouldnt we have filled this earlier?
Does it signify that we were successful at the final interview? �

I knew this thread will be empty

DevilhimseIf:
find chemical spread am both the grass and the snake go die

9ijaMan:
^^^
Very Pathetic. I could stomach listening to his boring speech to the end.

BTW I'm using your posts to educate some GEJ babies on another thread, I hope you mind not!

bk.babe97y:
Waiting for President Muhammadu Buhari
Wednesday, 23 March 2011 18:26 administrator
Here is what will happen if the April presidential election is free and fair: On the first ballot, President Goodluck Jonathan wins the maximum 16 million votes available in the South-East and South-South Nigeria. He then takes the North Central States of Benue, Plateau and may be Kogi or Kwara. In the South West, he probably wins Ondo, makes 25% in Lagos, Ogun and Oyo. In all, Jonathan may poll no more than 25 million votes. In terms of spread, he could get the required presence in 25 states or even more but not the 51% constitutional majority vote required to win the presidency outright.

Nuhu Ribadu is likely to snatch more than 10 million votes from the South West “rascals” and probably another two million more from the North.

Enter Muhammadu Bahari, the tall fellow the Peoples Democratic Party loves to hate. The PDP scourge will sweep the North West, chalking up at least 16 million votes, pick another 7 million in North East and 4 or 5 million more in the North Central, where he will definitely win Nassarawa and Niger States. Buhari will get at least 27 million votes, the biggest slice by any presidential contender but not enough majority votes or the required territorial spread in 24 states to win on the first ballot.

Malam Ibrahim Shekarau will be confined to Kano State but his total number of votes nationwide may not exceed 3 million.

No candidate, not even Jonathan, notwithstanding the so called incumbency, will win on the first ballot. In the final analysis, there will be a run-off presidential election and the deciding geo-political zone of the South West “rascals” will not vote for Jonathan. There will be desperation, intimidation, threat, violence, reminiscent of Ido Osi in Ekiti State, still these “rascals’ will team up in the much talked about alliance with Muhammadu Buhari who will definitely win the presidency this time and Jonathan and PDP will be gone for good.

Muhammadu Buhari is one of the finest breed of human beings to have come out of Northern Nigeria. He possesses some rare qualities that no other Nigerian politician of his generation has - honesty, integrity, simplicity and discipline. From a Platoon Commander to General Officer Commanding, from State Military Administrator to Head of State and Commander-in-Chief, as well as Executive Chairman, Petroleum Trust Fund, Buhari has left an indelible footprint of selfless service and commitment to probity, transparency and accountability in the deployment and management of public resources.

Over the years, Muhammadu Buhari has had his own share of gaffes, like when he vowed never to participate in Nigerian civilian politics, or when he innocently commended the Maurice Iwu-led INEC’s preparations for the 2007 elections or indeed, his condemnation and lack of faith in the work of the former Chief Justice of the Federation, Muhammadu Lawal Uwais’s Electoral Reform Committee. As it turned out, God has led Buhari into the murky Nigerian politics, his commendation of Iwu’s fraudulent preparations for “do or die” elections was misjudged and his lack of faith in Uwais’s electoral reform work was misplaced.

These mistakes of the head do not take away anything from Buhari’s self-esteem. If anything, they form part of the lessons of the Nigerian politics Buhari must take to heart. This brings one to Buhari’s other quality - singleness of purpose. Having realised that he was working with traitors in the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP), Muhammadu Buhari, and like minds, quit the ill fated party and formed the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC). Just a few months after its registration, the CPC and its candidates are giving the current rulers sleepless nights. The CPC is poised to replace the PDP all across the Northern States. Who among the “do or die” Nigerian politicians can quit their party and go and form a brand new one? Only Muhammadu Buhari, a different, honest and principled politician.

If anybody had doubt about Buhari’s acceptance and electrifying bond with the masses of Northern Nigeria, his Thursday, 3rd March presidential rally in Kaduna must have clarified things. His subsequent campaign rallies in Minna, Maiduguri and Yola have established Buhari as the most popular Nigerian politician alive. This willingly assembled mammoth crowds that receive Muhammadu Buhari and his entourage everywhere they go, is what terrifies the PDP. It is also amazing that every where Jonathan and PDP go to, thousands of policemen and women are mobilised and still Nigerians are killed and maimed in accidents, shootings and bombings. On the other hand, notwithstanding the current conspiracy by the PDP and police to thwart his campaigns for the presidency, Buhari campaigns always pass on peacefully.

Writing in the Guardian of Friday, 8th October, 2010 Levi Obijiofor, referring to Buhari said: “Some people even say he is a religious bigot. Perhaps, that is true. Perhaps, it is unfair to ascribe that attribute to him”. But is Buhari a religious bigot? Has Buhari consciously done anything to hurt Christians? In any case, his choice of Pastor Tunde Bakare, apart from regional balancing of the presidential ticket, has put paid to such insinuation.

If Buhari were a religious bigot, he would not have shared a ticket with someone who is not just a Christian, but a Christian preacher.

Somewhere in the same write up, Obijiofor, added that Buhari may be carrying “the indelible physical and emotional scars as the inventor of the notorious Decree 4 of 1984”. But those who overthrew Buhari gave Nigerians and the media a bear hug; their evil smile resulted in calculated death and anguish and the closure of entire media establishments. Since then, worse things have happened to the Nigerian media and journalists - in a democracy! Decree 4 was well intentioned. What Buhari simply wanted to do was to make journalists more circumspect and accurate in their reportage. In the end, Obijiofor conceded that (Muhammadu) “Buhari sounded more responsible, more honest, more forthright and engaging than past and present leaders”. What more is needed from a leader? If we want to continue with chuwa- chuwa, we can vote for Jonathan and PDP; but if we want selfless service to our fatherland, Muhammadu Buhari is our man.

Buhari contested presidential elections in 2003 and 2007. On both occasions, there was vote rigging in favour of PDP. He has warned against vote rigging in the April, 2011 elections and has rightly urged his supporters to deal with those who rig the elections. In the aftermath of those two presidential elections, Buhari, a non-violent and law abiding person, was in court for 50 months and he did not get justice. This time, he does not intend to go to court he said, but every vote must count and there must be no fraud.

If a man is 69 and during all these years he has not been known to abuse public trust, steal from the treasury or betray the nation in anyway, that man deserves to he elected president. In the presidential election this April, the most qualified candidate is the one who is not corrupt, but honest and disciplined. It is only the man who has those qualities that can eliminate corruption in this country.

In 12 years, the PDP has not solved a single national problem, yet the party is shamelessly making the same promises over and over again. The PDP would not sign INEC’s code of conduct document; PDP would not enter the debate being organised for candidates; PDP would not allow other parties and candidates to freely canvass for votes. Yet, according to its acting Chairman, Dr. Bello Haliru, Muhammed, PDP will rule us for 200 years!

We are rooting and waiting for Muhammadu Buhari, the last patriotic general who sought to reform Nigeria. Buhari is offering himself for leadership through the power of the ballot box and hopes to win a free and fair presidential election this April. Nigerians have a choice to elect Muhammadu Buhari who would apply fresh new ideas to achieve a strong, united, secure and prosperous country or we remain captives of mass poverty, ignorance, ill-health, unemployment and official corruption bequeathed by a rude, desperate and perfidious political party whose ranks have been swelled by ex-convicts. This April, Muhammadu Buhari will be president of Nigeria.

Abu Najakku, wrote from No 19, Shantali Road, Kofar Kola, Birnin Kebbi.

danbellojikanyari@yahoo.com


http://www.peoplesdaily-online.com/opinion/opinion/8976-waiting-for-president-muhammadu-buhari-

doctorT:
A great write up about BUHARI. I just love him for his integrity, having serve in all major sectors and as a Governor, Minister and Head of State and not found wanting, is a great quality any man can possess!!. When will Nigerians see the light approaching us. Let us vote for Buhari to put us back on track.

BB all the way 2011.

Kobojunkie:
^^^ You should have heard him repeat the same gunk when he was asked of how his approach to tackling corruption, during the NEDG debate interview.
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why wont you call it junk . that is what a dull person will classifY it as . please ill advise you to shut up if you have nothing reasonable to say , GEJ ALL THE WAY

cjfavour:
that's typical PDP.bribery and settlement. The papers will soon start writing nonsense declaring him a winner.
Why the gift? They will give the masses 10,000 while they steals billions. Editors collect the money but write only but the truth or we'll blacklist d newspaper company.