₦airaland Forum

ChasteGhuy:
Lemme kuku join Invictus group... Kilode

Gbriels:
Or maybe.....@mosgoon, sorry I meant to say mosphy4 will be kind enough to enlighten u on the benefit (s)....
Please ooo...@danxplore did u c my alert

Anas09:
Lol. You can't wait to see be gone ba? Well, like i said, you don't know me. And very few monikers here know who I was here. I am not a push about. You can never in your wildest dreams make me do anything I don't want to. Not even Seun.
I and S.eun clashed here with one of my handles he banned me till 2028 since 2015. I no dey fear satan, no be him agents I go fear.

If you can't see the jabs in your comments then continue.

OkCornel:
Just see people getting solutions to their problems or even acknowledging their challenges here.

But one old troll in his late 40s to 50s probably battling with midlife crises is just making a nuisance of himself here, alongside other detractors...

smh

Aurielfinizu:
bros u went for window job-hunting..

which is what they like us to be doing instead having the job

EdiAbali:
Ediabali is African Civet and not Hyena

Aurielfinizu:
have u heard that NCC, NDIC, PTDF or NNPC recruit b4?

u only hear it after the new employee have received 3months salary eve travel out abroad for training and come back.

guy pray that God will pick your call one day and He will iff u trust HIm

WeJCKs:
I have been thinking of this for sometime now
I have never seen or heard that CBN is recruiting..are the staff immortal?

Is it that they don't announce it to the public like how police, banks and others do

Does anyone know why this is so?

#JCK

Sirwallace:
Do you have a link to this job advert. I already tried the URL with the advert but its not working.

LegitBoyy:
The link isn't working and I visited their Instagram page already. Can you help with that?

FloraEC:
I love it burnt, I tell the seller not to scrape the burnt side

FloraEC:
I love roadside bole, nothing can separate me from it. Dirty hands or not

Looks lovely

MuttleyLaff:
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Smh, smh, smh.

gwighalo:
I left the UK a couple of years ago having completed an MSc degree, top of my class. I felt quite devastated that I would return to Nigeria not having enough time to apply for jobs. While some of us were busy sorting it out in libraries, a couple of guys were resign to accepting whatever the outcome of studies, and were busy applying for jobs like mad.

I started a good buying and selling hustle, and was able to secure a job with an E&P coy 15 months after returning. I have had funded opportunities to pursue PhD since then but I have declined because they were geared towards addressing problems in Europe. I soon realized that returning back isn’t a death sentence after all. And if I must pursue a PhD or other degrees, it should be one that would solve one or some of the numerous challenges here in Nigeria. Novel solutions including strong regulations that would address issues like waste management problem; how we can all enjoy a clean and healthy environment.

It’s a big shame that the issue of banditry is a mockery because we still adopt archaic approach; that’s why the faceless guys could hit easily and run to the depth of our forest, causing ‘Sevia pains.’ I have imagined the design and implementation of a long range motion detector that could span several kilometers, deploying radar systems/radio wave/etc with several base stations, with high resolution smart cameras with IP addresses and facial recognition. Something that would watch the nooks and crannies of our forest—so much prospects from such projects.

Also, it would shock you to know how some of the major players in our O&G industry are milking us dry due to poor hydrocarbon accounting/non declaration of actual crude produced on daily basis. If one must think of an approach for this country, one must factor-in policies. Non effective policies/no policy at all, and terrible culture are the major problems affecting our country.

I think it’s necessary for one to study this country deeply and decide on an issue to address before thinking of further studies.

I am happy that I came back because I have gone ahead to solving massive massive problems for my family and friends; things that wouldn’t have been easy for me to do if I had remain abroad. The best one could get as entry ( often, your experience in naija dont count) in the UK is about 28k pounds to 36k pounds/annum for high paying jobs ( Jaguar Land Rover, British Petroleum, etc). That comes down to about 25/33k after tax. Factor-in other expenses, then you are very average and basically a backpacker if you reside anywhere near London( London Burroughs, Reading, Cambridge, etc) as accomodation can be very expensive.

Also, anything can happen. An employer may discontinue sponsoring your work permit, it may be difficult to find another. You may become desperate and opt for a lower paying job if you are lucky enough to find one in-time before expiration of your visa. This is applicable in the US and other countries as well.

A Job with NNPC isn’t bad at all if it will still amount to finding a job after earning a foreign degree. You can be on the job and pursue a masters degree, on the side, if you are so keen about it. One will have lot of flexibility working in an organization like NNPC. You will learn a lot including the politics in our energy sector, and if you are observant and smart enough, you will find lot of issues to address. You can then come up with a framework/solution and think of how to implement it by pursuing further degree or by other means.

One shouldn’t go do a masters/PhD just for the prospects of better jobs or living best live abroad—you may succeed or fail at that, and you would’ve missed the point. You will derive satisfaction knowing that you addressed a problem spot-on or that you tried your best in an attempt.

Lastly, I know a couple of guys who came from the UK and US for this interview, and are praying they get APL. My two cents

Jiang:
Nope my brother you be surprised woh.


@Loveprick ( funny name) Is right, unless you are planning to start you own company or firm, please get some experience first if na salary job you want do, cause if person makes it to the interview stage with plenty certificates, some1 with more experience go collect the job & leave you with ur laminated papers

Jiang:
Well to each his own woh, as for me , I feel much more comfortable in Nigeria, dis country has alot of potential that majority of d youths failed to notice as they are blinded by oyibo land. Yes I can take a leave to study for MSc abroad AFTER working in NNPC for a bit( if I get the job). But I will jejely come back after am done.

I have no attachment to any country apart from Nigeria, I prefer to live here than any oyibo land.


I can't use NNPC or naija tax payers money to study abroad & only to ditch them because one IOCs from nowhere come with a higher job offer. My priority in this life ain't really MONEY. so far, am not wrong, as things always fall into place at the right time for me

ChasteGhuy:
This is how my own dream went... Me returning from the bank where I went to withdraw my first N4m upfront allowee

Macgyver1:
Ginalex ddid you make your interviewers laugh? *I'm checking sth*. I see you got the job, I saw the date for documentation, can't remember it clearly (10/12 not sure what month), but people were made to write down their names in a book. -----------> DREAM!

I know this may seem weird, but it's just a dream. Happy Sunday everyone.

Barka Da Salah to our Muslim brothers and sisters.

Jarus:
What the hell does ABT mean?!

Macgyver1:
I can relate. One of my guys pulled this prank on me, I only realized when he started laughing on the phone..

You need to hear how calm I was on the phone, greeting and answering with "Sir, Sir"

Enireqx20:
Lmfao!!!
Local man abeg calm down

emmanuelsea:
LET US PRAY

FATHER in heaven, we glorify you for all you have done for us; thank you for NNPC and for putting it in the minds of the leadership of NNPC and its governing council to select from amongst us in this recruitment process. It pleased you o God, for us to be among those interviewed shortly after NNPC's Computer Based Test in spite of the numerous candidates competing for limited available roles. From far and near we traveled and successfully found our way to and fro NNPC Tower, Abuja.
Even as we await our appointment letters any moment from now, I ask that you enable us to accept our fate with good faith, trusting that you have better plans for us irrespective of the outcome.
LORD, May we not be overjoyful that we forget that our appointment letter is a call to serve humanity, not for personal aggrandisement, nor may we be sorrowful that we forget that there is still hope! Help us individually and collectively to contribute our quota towards the development of Nigeria whether in NNPC or wherever we find ourselves. Let every negative and sharp practices (capable of hindering our progress) be far from us. Help those who have acknowledged their corrupt nature and willing to turn over a new leaf experience your salvation and sanctification. Thank you Lord for our prayers are answered in Jesus name we pray.

daddytime:
Wetin I do bros?

nelsonngim:
Lolz... LadyJane. Where did you do your interview, CBT was it Lagos or Abj?

There's something I want to check.

Eggovic:
Multiple personality disorder
Change in writing technique can be adopted
People are smart
But I'm not bothered about any of those stuff
We await success notification

Chigboboss:
Lol why won't you be shook

Is it also a coincidence that you, Mos4phy & Inrainbows are all active on both Nnpc & SHELL threads?

Drop it and stop insulting our intelligence while ridiculing yours.

CodeTemplar:
Did you say without proof? I understand Nairalander is a open place where you can 20 user accounts so won't bother going further.

CodeTemplar:
I spelt the JesusJñr in a way it won't reflect in the real jesusjnr mention but you saw it and here you are. What more proof do I need?

princeking2:
Which Dafido?
The Dafido from Nsukka or Where?
Go to bed o.