lowkey28:


look at you. I got part of my MMM mavro today after a month pH.. I'm doing the same here in ghww

nell4:
keep the comments coming. you are really showing us how you behave and reason. this show you are not fit to be in the corporate world.you don't know that potential employers are reading your comments and this can be against you.

ogawisdom:


No food for a lazy boy, better go n hustle n leave lamentation son

nell4:

nice comment. you just told the whole world who you really are. someone suggested farming to you and instead of saying thanks, you opened that your smelly mouth by telling him he is mentally unstable. who is the lunatic here.piggy brain dead head.

nell4:
deranged human being

ogawisdom:


Lazy maggot

nell4:

I checked your replies on some comments here and has found out you are very unserious and lacks manners. For those you advicing him , pls save your mb cos' this OP ain't serious.

ulster:
This is normal especially with the current financial situation in the Country. I have progressed in job interviews and have been invited to the last stage interviews with Shell and GE, only to be written that the recruitment has been placed on hold. Obviously, this is due to re-alignment of recruitment needs and financial implication for hiring a new hire, when they can internal resource for that position.

Where I work currently, a colleague resigned in their role, and the role was merged with another one and the person's job enlarged. What the organisation did was increased the chap's salary abit, this means the organisation will not incur cost of hire a new person which would include buying and maintaining a car, phone lines, internet, office space, healthcare, bonuses etc. Thats how it works.

Dont feel bad, please continue in your job hunt, or better still try out your hands as an entrepreneur.
rgds

ogawisdom:


Y u dey vex dey insult ur papa

Can't u farm, lazy man better take ur frustration on sth positive, frustrated man

U r nt better than graduates dt r into farming, d earlier d better for u

springtech:
I feel you brother, however from experience I can tell you all hope is not lost yet. I work with a multinational - IOC. I guess I know what is happening at the moment.
Though you did not specify which industry it is but if my guess is right then you have no cause for alarm.
Let me explain what is happening from my point of view and using the oil industry.

The FG goes into JV - Joint Venture partnership with the IOCs through the NNPC where the NNPC has a 60% stake and the IOCs have a 40% state. Note that the 40% is not owned entirely by a particular IOC. For instance Total E&P Ltd is the Operator of OML 130 (AKPO FPSO) where NNPC has 60%, Total has about 20% (Here Total is the operator), in addition other oil companies too have their little % stakes.

Being a joint venture, all the partners are expected to contribute in order to make the exploration and production a reality. Most times, the responsibility falls on the operator - mostly a technical partner, who doles out the needed fund to meet up with day to day activities on the field. However consultation is made with all partners, evaluation done and once its approved to be a "GO" the operator goes ahead and spends the required fund hoping to be refunded by the joint partners, this is called CASH calls.

Once the field/site/platform produces a given amount of crude, agencies of the FG eg DPR, NNPC , customs etc take appropriate record and from the data obtained each partner gets his deserved allocation according to her % stake. For instance if in a week the platform produces 2 Million barrels of oil, NNPC which has 60% stake is allocated 60% of 2,0000,000 barrels of oil, Total which has 20% stake is also allocated 20% of 2,000,000 barrels of crude.

Note: Each joint venture partner is expected to have released her own part of the financial burden. This is the normal situation. Idea scenario.
However, it is not so in Nigeria at the moment. The FG does not remit her own part of the financial burden but they get their cut of the production. This has been on-going for years, even since the last administration. So the Oil majors are left to bear the burden, only for NNPC to only show up when its time for production sharing. Despite the FG's lack of commitment financially,the IOCs have been surviving as a result of the fact that the oil price was high ($100 - $110), but with the price presently at $39-$41/ barrel, it has been very difficult for the IOCs to survive. Remember they will pay their personnels overhead, pay oil servicing contractors e.g Schlumberger, Halliburton , Geo-services , Cameron, DBN , Hamilon , Alpha, MISwaco , Drilpet etc

As a result of the low income they get from their own allocation they find it difficult to meet up with necessary obligations, hence they devise steps to stay afloat / remain in business. Hence cost cutting measures like layoff / right sizing , reduction in staff salary , stoppage of several incentives / allowances which were hitherto being paid.

Even if it is not an oil industry, with the current economic harshness , monetary policies of the CBN , Foreign exchange shortage in circulation which of course affects manufacturing industries as they can no longer import as they would have loved to owing to the crash of naira to the dollar, unclear policy direction of the FG. Its absolutely not a time to smile for most companies.

With all these, you would agree with me that, no business man would want to employ personnels thus adding to his financial burden at this critical moment. Hence the decision of most IOCs / Multinationals to put recruitment on hold for now until their financial books / fortune gets better.

In conclusion, my dear brother, relax, pray , put your hope & trust in God, if that Job is yours, no man can take it from you.
Cheers.

#iamspringtech

Adesolomon2014:

Am sure its OFID cus i was sent a msg similar to what you explained.

nkemjacob2:
am into graphics and photography

ogawisdom:


U never see anything, go n start snail farming white collar job is nt for u

Cutehector:
Wasn't it decreed in the beginning that man must sweat with hard labor before he puts food on the table?




Nothing comes easily in life, as everything is just a phase. At that moment when you just have lost all hope in everything, that moment when you've realised you are at ur weakest, God will open his heavens and pour out his blessings on you. Jobs will come out like the Sands of the sea shore and u will be the one to pick..

Thank you so much bro. I am LIFTED!




Don't cry! Chukwu nonso!

brownemmanuel43:
OP i had such encounter sometime ago, such is life, keep on moving, fear is the worst enemy of mankind, never give up man

onyenze123:
I applied as the zonal co-ordinator of #iStandWithBuhari campaign and I was successful with the recruitment process only for Buhari to distance himself from the group. chai!

nkemjacob2:
Nigeria sucks! Big time. Our politicians has killed this country. If i will advice, little as u can go and learn a handwork... Dis county seems not have future for the youth

ogawisdom:
Op try farming n stop lamenting

zikter:
Reminds me of my application n subsequent successful interview with transcorp, appointment letter ready, just to issue to me & then the unthinkable. position on hold cos the company has decided to start on a lesser capacity. was told to hold on for some three months. its over three yrs now of course n nofin from them. bro its painful experience. good news is i moved on n today is not lyk yesterday. don't give up pls.

Goldenheart:
Op..... May the Lord grant you your heart desire

SaiBuharii:
When you get the job, this stuff wim become good memories. I assure you.

TOEZOFFICIAL:
can someone educate me?...If someone is granted bail, d bail bond (money) is for who?

abdulslutsky:

A friend told me that faculty of law does not conduct any entrance exams