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njiasi30:
King king

Yes my queen

Soup...as an akwa ibomite that i am, mum was always wanting me behind her in the kitchen, and that has helped me a lot...so, no daughter of a biitch kind form for me in that aspect of life....

Soup...as an akwa ibomite that i am, mum was always wanting me behind her in the kitchen, and that has helped me a lot...so, no daughter of a bitch kind form for me in that aspect of life

njiasi30:
Hahahaha, but I need to go so dat I can also pray 4 u 2 . Take care and enjoy urself bye

I'm gonna miss you...when will you close?

I like the afro kinda hair looks...reminds me of those michael jackson's 80's looks, you know when they were 5 in no, they used to call em jackson 5 ...after which he pulled out to be singing alone and did the block buster single thriller

This one don miss road already

tribalwarlord:
lol... Sorry

I dnt get,,,you are sorry for??

tribalwarlord:
chukwu kpoo i oku

I invoke it back to you??

njiasi30:
Ok oh, am preparing 4 fellowship at d moment. Enjoy urself.

No na, how can i enjoy myself without you?,,,you gotta be here with me for the enjoyment to be worthwhile

STFUareyouG0d:
Fallacies!

of a hasty generation

Unscrupulous questions be springing up on nairaland every encompassing seconds

naijamakossa:
where the love dey naa,,, forgive her joor

She's playing ignorant of the act.

I smell hypocrisy here...op, @what age did you have your first boyfriend??...i'm sure you won't be sincere enough to answer this question

naijamakossa:
guy mention her moniker naa

Nope...she misbehaved this afternoon

I will always love you by whitney...







Dedicating this song to her, she knows herself

Advice you wetin??...you are a disgrace to womanhood...abegi, gerrarahia mehhhn

I doubt if you are a girl

njiasi30:
I know u won't b angry, I was just joking
My day is cool and urs?

My day is going tugele tugele...and what are you doing @the moment??

njiasi30:
No vex oh

Nope, not et-all...i'm not angry...hope your day is swelling good??

[quote author=CVWizards post=32261998]1. Interview Question: Tell us about Yourself.

Tip: If you’re attending an interview, here’s one question you can’t escape. and it usually comes first. The formula to getting the answer right is to start from where you currently are, then delve backwards a little bit about the experience you’ve garnered at your previous roles. And round off with the future – why you’re really excited about this opportunity.

Answer: “I’m currently an Accounts Officer at GTBank, where I manage the accounts of some of the bank’s top customers. Before that, I worked at KPMG as a graduate trainee for 2 years. My experience there really enhanced my analytical and problem solving skills. I’ll love the chance to advance my career in the Oil and Gas Sector, which is why I’m so excited about this opportunity with the Petroleum Training Institute.”

2. Interview Question: What do you know about this organization?

Tip: This question is one reason to do some research on the organization before the interview. As soon as you’re invited for an interview, it is expected of you to find out as much information you can about the company. Find out where they have been and where they are going. What are the current issues and who are the major players (The Founders/ Owners), when was the company established, what services or goods do they produce, where is their head office, branches located, what is their mission statement, vision?

Answer: “The Petroleum Training Institute is a federal government owned tertiary institution established in 1973 to train indigenous middle-level manpower to meet the labour force requirement of the Nigerian oil and gas industry. The motto of the institution is “For skill, service and progress” and the current principal is Mr. Joseph Orukele.

3. Interview Question: Why do you want to work here?

Tip: To answer this question correctly, you need to do a little research on the company so that you can identify specific reasons why you want to work with the organization, and most importantly, be able to defend whatever reason you state, should the interviewer ask you to explain further. These reasons could be one or more of the following: The company’s pedigree, the reputation of its founders, admiration of its offerings (goods or services), company’s management philosophy, company’s recognition and awards received, core values, company’s market position and prospects.

Answer: “Well, the Zenith Bank’s pedigree is certainly one to be reckoned with. I would be proud to work for a company with such a long history of leadership in the industry.”

4. Interview Question: What experience do you have in this field?

Tip: Speak about what you’ve done in the past or what you do in your present job that is related to the position you are applying for. Here you can also include free services you rendered to religious or social organizations, friends and relations. If you do not have any specific experience, get as close as possible.

Answer: “From the job description, you’re looking for an individual who can take proper charge of your financial records. You also need someone who is computer literate and proficient with accounting packages. In my previous role as an Accountant with PZ Industries, I was responsible for maintaining the books of accounts of the company. I prepared the final accounts, balance sheets, profit and loss account, cash flow statement, and other management accounts without supervision. I did these and other related accounting tasks for over a period of 4 years using various accounting software including Peachtree and QuickBooks.”

5. Interview Question: Why should we hire you?

Tip: Don’t be scared to tell the interviewer that you are the best person for the job, but be prepared to back your claim up with what specifically differentiates you.

Answer: “You should hire me because I’m the best person for the job. Although there may be other candidates who also have what it takes to get the job done. Yet I bring an additional quality which makes me the best person for the job – my passion for excellence. I am passionately committed to producing results in all my endeavors. For example, in 2008 when I was given a target to generate 100 million naira deposit from customers, because of the passion I had for my job, I was the only one in my team who achieved the target.”

6. Interview Question: How did you hear about the vacancy?

Tip: No beating about the bush. Go ahead and state the source. If you found out about the opening through a friend or a relative, don’t hesitate to drop the name. Back it up by stating why you were so excited about the vacancy. Make your answer short.

Answer: “I heard about the opening through Bidemi, a childhood friend, but since my undergraduate days, I’ve alwayGood work

halfricanadian:
Yes tanx

CooL

halfricanadian:
Hope ur day is going good sha

Sure thanks...and hope yours too??

halfricanadian:
Really dunno

Ok

halfricanadian:
Sorry dunno if i can

Dnt get, you dunno if you can how??

njiasi30:
no oh

Chai, this is heartbreaking

This story seem fict

halfricanadian:
Good u?

Fine...just logged out from fb now, you 've not sent your fb username as promised??

Are you sure you are telling us the full story?, cos a girl thats your ex cannot just out of the blue ask you to buy a phone for her??

halfricanadian:

How are you?