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eimuhb: It's nothing, thanks and success to you as well.

Be flexing up and down oooo, don't stay in one place, lol #TongueOut

Wish I could stay one place too jareee.. E jst get as e be! Twenkz sha.. No in Lag! Success!

eimuhb: I got it in the afternoon and I'm with the 1st set. I did my stage 3 on wed.

This is d text I got;

'PZ Cussons invites you for a group interview on Thursday 7th Feb ?13 at 1pm a our office in ilupeju. Dress code: Corporate wear.Come with your updated CV. Seun'

Xup, I got dsame... Tanx for all ur info thru our stages... We all appreciate and am happy U̶̲̥̅̊ made it! Congrats!
We wrote d stage 3 on monday and
got dis on tuesday...

@others: I believe dey shall send to many others.... *fingerscrossed*

@Jumie62:
D pleasure is mine, op U̶̲̥̅̊ got d text for d interview as well... Am even in ABJ ATM, av to dash to lag dis evenin*cryin*sad+happy* we shall see 2mao!

Where on earth is @Jumie62 @ d venue? (•͡˘˛˘ •͡)

jumie62: Nawao, God wil see is thru stage 3 o, I was in d outte conference area too, nobody shouted for extra sheet so leave the girl joor. See u on monday

Aiit... Download stuffz to pracrice here: http://www.savilleconsulting.com/products/aptitude_preparationguides.aspx
Jst few ?s jareee... Its well!

@eimuhb et @chitor: Tanx mates..... Yeah, it helps... Wud try and get som stuffz to prepare, dats if I c any... Wish U̶̲̥̅̊ guyz luck!

I was @ d outa conference room... A tall gel in wyt top! I actually don't av an idea of saville tinz ooh, pls, d 1st set team... Kindly help out, is dis saville jst berbal and quantitave reasoning or wit/only spaartial... Shape analysis!
@jumie62: Check d stuff online, I read in former posts it shud b online!

Yeah, tanx! Wish U̶̲̥̅̊ d best too! We are scheduled for same time... Op to c U̶̲̥̅̊ after d test them... I op U̶̲̥̅̊ are not d gel next to me, shouting for extra sheet.. I was like, d question says write a story, not write a story book
All is well joooor

@Jumie62: Xup wit U̶̲̥̅̊? Jst got dis from unna pple "Hello, u were successful@ stage 2 of the PZ Cussons test & hereby invited for stage 3 (Saville Online test) on 4th Feb '13 by 11am at our office@ Ilupeju" *DancinAlingo*
Buh am so angry, am in IB already.... Goin outa Lag.. So confused ATM!no wahala shaa

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jumie62: I just finished the stage 2 of the test, PZ is now using AFE consulting firm for recruitment so ours wasn't letter but a story,I learnt we wil be contacted tomrw cos our stage 3 is on monday, I'm soooooo expectant
Harzan, ow was urs?

Yes ma.. Ayaff flex go ni Ooº°˚ ˚°ºo aiit, it was actually fine.. Tanx! Expectin goodies as well!
Ar U̶̲̥̅̊ sure stage 3 is on Monday? *sad**cryin* (really need time outa lag)
To d 1st set guyz... #Salutes! Wish U̶̲̥̅̊ guyz luck too

jumie62: Aii, 10am too, gud luck bro, God is on our side

Thankz dear.. Wish you same! Am dia already!

majestic8855: Hello junme and harzzan pls did they request 2 see the text mssg that was sent? And is it possible 2 gate crash.if u dnt mind can u post the content of the text mssg that was sent to you?

Xup bro, the text was confirmed b4 entrance and names were verified and signed acrossed in a list provided.
I op I've tried!
Well,I got an invite for stage 2, 2mao by 10AM.... Alhamdulilah
@Jumie62: Xup abt U̶̲̥̅̊? What time is ur stage 2?

jumie62: Tnx sanme,
I just finished my stage one verbal and numerical and I'm hopeful for stage two by Gods grace.

Same here! Best wishes!

cool sha! Jst another empty message from d industry as usual!

Just dis page after writting d test. No wahala, Wishin everyone d best of all we've done!

Find ur way to CMS, from there board a cab/bus/bike going to VI (Eko hotel, Adeola Odeku) and alight @ hmmmmmm, checking point bus stop! Cross to d oda syd and board ur canoe with trolling motor to Taqwa bay @ N400 per head! Or on the big Level, Go to Ferry Loading Point beside eLekki toll gate and board a speed boat for 1k per head.
U are not paying entry ticket to d beach, jst get urseff dia and U ar welcome!
The last time i visited, i wen with almost all i need, chops, drinks, ball, racket and balls, etc buh i still buy some drinks sha which ar relatively affordable.
Shed! Each chair goes for N500 and the beach closes by 6pm! For the good guyz! U can stay more if u so desire buh d fare of d boat wud av increased by then anywayz......
Have fun + Safe tripz!

Rebel soldiers announced early today that they have seized control of Mali after a palace attack, the Associated Press reported.

The whereabouts of the President, Amadou Toumani Toure, were unknown at press time.

The soldiers, in a brief statement read on national television, said they seized power in protest at the government’s failure to quell a nomad-led rebellion in the north of the country that have claimed many lives and left hundreds of thousands homeless in recent months. The coup has been fronted by soldiers of the rank of captain or lower, Reuters said.

It was learnt that the army has for weeks appealed to the government for better weapons to fight the northern Tuareg rebels, now bolstered by heavily-armed ethnic allies who fought on Gaddafi’s side last year but have returned to Mali.

On national television, a group of around 20 soldiers in military fatigues were shown crowding around a desk, facing the camera. They announced that the country is under the control of the military’s National Committee for the Reestablishment of Democracy and the Restoration of the State, or CNRDR. They said they were suspending Mali’s constitution and dissolving its institutions, AP said.

“The CNRDR representing all the elements of the armed forces, defensive forces and security forces has decided to assume its responsibilities and end the incompetent and disavowed regime of Amadou Toumani Toure,” they said, reading from a statement.

“The objective of the CNRDR does not in any way aim to confiscate power, and we solemnly swear to return power to a democratically elected president as soon as national unity and territorial integrity are established.”

The coup is a major setback for one of the region’s few established democracies. It came one month before Mali’s presidential election. Toure, 63, was due to step down after those elections.

Gunfire could be heard from the direction of the presidential palace early today, the Associated Press reported. A soldier at the palace said that the president’s bodyguards had failed to fight the renegade soldiers, who forced their way in. They searched the grounds but could not find Toure, whose whereabouts are unknown, AP said.

The events that culminated in the coup began yesterday morning at a military camp in the capital, where Defence Minister Gen. Sadio Gassama came for an official visit. In his speech to the troops, the minister failed to address the grievances of the rank-and-file soldiers. The rebellion has claimed the lives of numerous soldiers, and those sent to fight say they are not given sufficient supplies, including arms or food.

Recruits started firing into the air yesterday morning. By afternoon, troops had surrounded the state television station in central Bamako, located in southwest Mali, yanking both the television and radio signals off the air for the rest of the day. By yesterday evening, troops had started rioting at a military garrison located in the northern town of Gao, some 2,000 miles (3,200 kilometers) away.

A freelance journalist from Sweden who was driving to her hotel near the TV station around 4 p.m. yesterday said that trucks full of soldiers had surrounded the state broadcaster, AP reported.

“They came and started setting up checkpoints. There were military in the streets, stopping people,” said Katarina Hoije. “When we reached our hotel which is just in front of the TV station, there were lots of military outside, and more cars kept arriving – pickup trucks with soldiers on them.”

President Touré had promised to step down in advance of elections set for April 29. The Malian leader is a former soldier who overthrew the then president-for-life, Moussa Traore, in 1991 before handing power back to civilians. He came to office in elections in 2002 and was returned to office in 2007, the New York Times reported.

Meanwhile, the West Africa regional bloc ECOWAS has condemned actions by renegade Mali soldiers who claimed they had seized power from an “incompetent regime.

“ECOWAS strongly condemns the misguided actions of the mutineers and warns that it will not condone any recourse to violence as a means of seeking redress,” said a statement by the Economic Community of West African States bloc.

What began as a mutiny over the government’s response to the rekindled Tuareg insurrection in the north on Wednesday afternoon turned into a full-blown coup as soldiers seized control of the presidential palace and the government broadcaster.

Putschists, calling themselves the National Committee for the Establishment of Democracy, went on television early Thursday to announce they had taken over power in the west African country.

ECOWAS said it had followed with “dismay and mounting concern” events in Bamako, the capital of its member state Mali.

It said the action by the military was “all the more reprehensible” coming amid regional and international peace efforts to end the Tuareg-led rebellion in the north of the country.

The European Union also called Thursday for constitutional rule to return to Mali “as soon as possible” after mutinous soldiers claimed to have seized power in a coup.

“We condemn the military takeover of power and the suspension of the constitution. Constitutional rule should be restored as soon as possible,” said Michael Mann, spokesman for EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton.

“The safety and liberty of the people of Mali must be preserved in all circumstances,” he said in a statement.

Renegade soldiers claimed Thursday they had seized power from an “incompetent regime,” announcing on television they had suspended the constitution and dissolved state institutions.

The putschists, calling themselves the National Committee for the Establishment of Democracy, said they had acted due to government’s “inability” to handle a Tuareg-led insurrection in the north of the country.

The group’s spokesman, identified on-screen as Lieutenant Amadou Konare said the takeover was a result of a “lack of adequate material to defend the nation” as well as government’s inability to combat terrorism.

Claiming to represent the nation’s defence forces, Konare said the junta “solemnly commits to restore power to a democratically-elected president as soon as national unity and territorial integrity are re-established.”

Mali was to hold the first round of a presidential election on April 29.

In Washington, U.S. State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said: “The situation is currently unclear and unfolding quickly … There are reports of military forces surrounding the presidential palace and movement of vehicles between the palace and the military barracks.”

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called for calm and for grievances to be settled democratically in a statement hours before the soldiers said they had seized power.

The commission of the African Union said it was “deeply concerned by the reprehensible acts currently being perpetrated by some elements of the Malian army”.

France called for elections “as soon as possible” in its former colony of Mali early today after mutinous troops were reported to have overturned the government, chased the president from his hilltop palace, imposed a curfew and suspended the constitution, the New York Times reported.

The French foreign minister, Alain Juppé, told Europe 1 radio that France condemns the mutineers’ actions and “demands the re-establishment of constitutional order, and elections, which were scheduled for April, must take place as soon as possible.”

Algeria voiced deep concern Thursday over the military coup in neighbouring Mali and firmly condemned the seizure of power by a group of renegade soldiers.

“Algeria is monitoring the situation in Mali with great concern,” foreign ministry spokesman Amar Belani told the APS news agency.

—Simon Ateba

Source:http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2012/03/22/military-coup-in-mali-ecowas-eu-us-au-france-condemn-uprising/

Dr. Tee:
Ilorin makes a lot of noise. Same way their university VC made so much noise about a student completeing ICAN exams and attaining the chartered qualification before graduating!

So much noise from Kwara.

We maintain their renal patients here in Ife. I particularly had one. She had to travel several times because their Teaching Hospital did not offer the facility. Same for Plastic surgery. Those things are normal things here in Ife.

Can't imagine all the noise coming from the Saraki's state.

Dr Tee! Do u know wats good for u? Take a cab from that Ur Ife straight to HELL FIRE!
**bad belle! Hembe Othe!

Nice One! May God Make it easy!

DrummaBoy:
That is almanata. Sorry
Before the vultures swoop on me!
lol!!

DrummaBoy:
I meant almanata
Guess OP is justified
Lol!!!

Wislet:
Bros, no dey point finger wen u too no know. Ok??
Anyways it's ALMA MATER.

y always gtb!!!

There will be a nationwide
protest"Occupy BlackBerry"
on the 13th of February
against RIM technologies, the
manufacturer BlackBerry
phones, for their plans to go
against marriage plans of
Nigerian youths. Almost every
girl and potential wife in
Nigeria is now asking for
BlackBerry Porsche which
cost between N350,000 and
N450,000, depending where
you buy as valentine gift, from
our young men who have not
recovered from the shock of
the BB Bold II they bought to
start the relationship in the
first place. the girls are
threatening to leave if this
condition is not met by Feb 14.
Maybe RIM technologies
does not know that Fuel
subsidy has just been
removed in Nigeria their by
making the cost of living very
high. That money can buy a
plot of Land, buy a tokunbo car,
buy 5 brand new laptop buy
150 Nokia torchlight phone,
pay the salary of an average
Nigeria youth who lives below
a dollar a day for 1year. etc. if
such money is used to buy the
phone what about the credit
that the phone will use?

Enough is enough. Who dem think say i be 4 d film na? :-O i resemble bros GEJ board of trustees or politician wey b 9jalord(landlord) . . . .

Acidosis:
e dey pain you? anyway sorry

Better, Buh try to be a better NIGERIAN!

Laffin in french, , Share dis on oda social network jare, I pray he is d tief sha and not a mixed up!

Acidosis:
wetin i go do na? since killing and bombing na the surest way of entering their paradise. Tell me, is there any reason for them still existing? let them die, then we can re-structure a new map for my dear country.

Acid or wat do U call Ursef, U are d most Stewpid Human I've ever come across! Useless + Senseless Xtian!

Cadaver:
dude, firstly 2012 rankings are done based on performances from d previous year(s). And secondly, sum schools have resumed dis year so stop ranting ignorantly. Or do you fink all schools are wiv ASUU? My darling Almamater, the better by far university, unilorin is in session, in fact, dey r writing exams presently. And as for the rankings, dey suck, unilorin should top dat list, wiv ekiti state university sitting rock bottom!

When i saw Unilorin @ dat position! I knew d ranking is puffed! Great Better by far University in Nigeria!

NO, Cos a have my cash to spend at La Pizza!

Is Raw Indomie your best food?

94 GET FIRST CLASS AS UNN GRADUATES 11,500

Written by Clement Idoko, Abuja
Thursday, 26 January 2012
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Ninety-four First Class honours recipients are among 11, 496 graduates to be awarded first and higher degrees as the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) marks its 41st convocation on January 27 and 28, 2012.

UNN Vice Chancellor, Professor Bartho Okolo, disclosed on Monday at a pre-convocation press briefing that the graduating class was 10 per cent higher than that of the previous year.

Ten per cent (1,253) of the graduands would receive higher degrees, including 170 doctorate degrees.

Okolo said the number of postgraduate students continued to increase in line with the university’s renewed emphasis on training of higher level manpower.

He disclosed that a highlight of the convocation ceremony would be the convocation lecture to be delivered by former president, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, on Thursday, January 26.

Obasanjo would speak on education and national development.

The convocation lecture would be preceded by a public lecture. The guest lecturer, Dr Josef Shevel, President of Galilee International Management Institute, Nahalal, Israel would speak on “economic development based on education and higher education: The case of Israel.”

The vice chancellor further said that as part of the university’s manpower development programme and policy of recruiting high calibre staff to replace the ageing ones, UNN had offered automatic employment to 40 First Class Honours graduates.


Source: http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/34978-94-get-first-class-as-unn-graduates-11500

SilaV:
Bro, pls go for the B.ENG programme and not HND.The time and money is worth it.I am an HND holder but I am back in school again for my B.ENG.(obtained DE into 300 Level)If I had this opportunity of yours then,I would have gotten it right once and for all.Nigerian system does not encourage HND certificate.Please, my brother it is not all about YABATECH ," HND is HND" I finished from that school about three years ago with Upper Credit and I am now working, but the truth is that Nigeria system has relegated HND certificate.There are many lucrative job adverts where it is stated that only University degree holders can apply.Just of recent, coys like UNILEVER,GSK, OANDO and the likes placed adverts and only University Graduates were short listed. Organization like Shell does not employ HND gradute ;it's either OND or B.Sc. Only few oil and gas coys take HND at gradute level: SLB,NNLNG and NNPC do take HND holders, but then the designation given to them is widely different from that of their B.ENG couterparts.For example,in SLB HND graduates at entry level are given the title Field Technologist,while their B.ENG friends are called Field Engineers:NNLNG refer to HND graduates as either Technician or Operators(not even Technologist).Besides,you can easily go for your Masters after your B.ENG without passing through the rigour of PGD.Besides, if you are very serious academically, you may have opportunity to various scholarships unlike in the polytechnic where such an opportunity is very rare.

In conclusion, go to OAU , get it right, free from HND-B.SC dichotomy complexity, avail yourself to the more obvious opportunities and be happy.

^^^^^
THis is all U need, He said it all, Read it again and again, Stick it to ur brain and live with it, B.Eng is d best option! Shikena!!!

kizito96:
Kabir Umar and Police Commissioner Zakari Biu are from the same village called BIU, How would you ask a brother to capture his brother. Zakari Biu is still annoyed with Niger Delta because his son died in the Independence Day Bomb blast carried our by MEND. The best this is to sack him from the police force. Why in the first place did Jonathan recall him after he was sacked by OBJ. This same Zakari Biu was the masterminder of all the Bomb Blast in Lagos which Abacha claimed was NADECO. This man is an Evil Genius.

Hmm, They ar all Culprits!
Other Jnr staff sr also busy ¬¬¬ for N20!
They still have the zeal to wag their tongue to Nigerians!
There is problem in this Nation.

Harzan:
Called a Snr Police Officer now, He, debunked dis news, Its an Untrue Rumour jwoor! Lemme av a Picture evidence and may b Convinced!

jmaine:
Heard same on NTA news too 

yampoo:
I HEARD IT FROM NTA NETWORK NEWS THAT THERE IS A FIFTY MILLION NAIRA BOUNTY ON Zakari Biu.

" Poster, U wan give Us Heart Attack abi? No thanks to Pointblank news anyways!