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From Angola to South Africa, there's no sense of appreciation as pertains to what Nigeria did for them during their liberation struggles. It's time we focused our foreign policy direction on ourselves. At least, that way, we won't suffer ingrates.

Got the same message yesterday. I called the said Mr Odje Mudiaga today, and he said the forms are no longer available in Abuja. However, I checked online, and the name of the HRM at Chevron, Nigeria is Mr. Patrick Eze, according to a job ad in circulation on the web, not Mudiaga. I have to admit though that I was very happy when I checked my mail and saw the message. Aluta Continua!

I got a similar text message yesterday. Although they did specify that the interview will be for a graduate trainee post, I don't remember applying. Besides, I've been trying to google them on the internet, and the only tangible thing I got was a google map detailing their location, no website!

Like this is news!?

He should also have been angry with himself and his country. Despite the political concessions made by the Mandela-led ANC, social inequality and economic injustice persists, till date, in the Rainbow Nation. This is a country (South Africa) that has a GDP ($408.24 billion as of 2011) that's far greater then Nigeria's ($243.99 billion as of 2011), a population (50,586,757 as of 2011) that's less than 40% that of Nigeria's (162,470,737 as of 2011), and yet has an unemployment rate (29.8% as of 2011) that's greater than Nigeria's (23.90% as of 2011).

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Thanks!

INEC - the same yesterday, today and tomorrow? INEC - the same yesterday, today and tomorrow?