₦airaland Forum

HeIsJesus:
Have they finally responded to your application for Lagos? Any update?
I have not heard anything from them and it is already over two weeks after the interview. Their website says that they will normally respond within two weeks.

989900:
One of them idi0ts that spoilt the chances of the younger ones at prime leadership.

12Monkeys:
A Fulani man in Enugu is lamenting about 100 of his cows that went missing.

Oby should start another movement to help pressure the govt to help Dan Fulani recover his cows.

HeIsJesus:
Thanks bro and all. The interview has come and gone, waiting for the feedback, which I believe will be positive. Answered questions with real life examples from work experience on all the required behavioural attributes.

SirBrightoc:
https://www.britishcouncil.org/exam/aptis/take

nwakibie3:
I just logged into my account and they said my application is still under consideration. I applied for Lagos branch. Please who is with me?

HeIsJesus:
APTIS is a test of English which consists of writing, listening, speaking, verbal and vocabulary. You must pass each. I will ask SirBrightoc to send links to practice websites for these here.
The Work-based tests is paper based and tests your numerical skills, organisation skilgs and skills to spot error.

Vinshu:
Why do you still want to proceed with a girl you know has a boyfriend?

Dogs in men skin

*spits*

RadicallyBlunt:
Then don't chyke her. Instead invite her to ur house and give her a gud personal hospitality. Then engage her in talks towards that line. If she feels at home around you, she will forget that the name of what she's abt to start is called double-dating.

HeIsJesus:
I attended the test today and have been invited for interview.

HeIsJesus:
Interview for Examinations Officer - Port Harcourt, holds on Friday. Congrats to the invited.

omoghene1:
The feedback here is referring to reasons why you were short listed. Relax you will soon hear from them.They are sorting through large numbers of applications for the best fit.

A Few days after the primary of the All Progressives Congress in Ondo State, some governorship aspirants who were not satisfied with the result of the primary have concluded plans to dump the APC for other political parties.
A former President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Chief Rotimi Akeredolu won the primary of the party held in Akure, the Ondo State capital on Saturday.

Investigations revealed that some of the aggrieved aspirants had been discussing with some less-popular parties in the state to get automatic ticket of becoming their governorship candidates for the forthcoming election.
Some of the parties with governorship candidates are, the All Progressives Congress, Peoples Democratic Party, Labour Party, Citizen Popular Party, Social Democratic Party and Allied Congress Party of Nigeria, while others parties are yet to conduct primaries.

It was reliably gathered that some of these parties without governorship candidates have written letters to some of the losers of the APC primary to join their parties and be their flag bearers in the governorship election.
An APC leader who did not want his name mentioned confirmed to our correspondent that some of the aggrieved APC aspirants were ready to leave the party so as to become governorship candidates of other parties.

He said, ” Some of the aspirants have already made up their minds to go away because they lost the primary. We wish them good luck. Let them go and try their strength in other parties.
“This is not the first time such a thing will be happening in Ondo State politics. The incumbent governor, Mimiko did it in 2007 and he won the election, so if they know they too can win the election, let them go and try their luck in other parties.”

However, the Publicity Secretary of the APC, Abayomi Adesanya, said there was no plan by any member of the party to defect.
He said all the aspirants had expressed their readiness to work with the winner of the primary, Akeredolu, to ensure the APC took over from the ruling PDP in 2017.
He said, “I don’t think that is true, no aspirant has that plan as far as I know in this party. After the primary on Saturday all aspirants have congratulated Akeredolu, which is a sign of acceptability of the result of the primary.

“The aspirants have promised to work with him. Together we are going to work to ensure we defeat the PDP in the forthcoming governorship election.”

omoghene1:
What position did you apply for?

u3fine:
UK_Recruitment@britishcouncil.org <UK_Recruitment@britishcouncil.org>
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Wednesday, August 31, 2016 5:52 PM
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Dear ********

Re: Examinations Officer - Port Harcourt

We have now completed the process of shortlisting candidates for the above position. Unfortunately you have not been invited for interview on this occasion.

Thank you for the interest you have shown in the British Council and the time and effort you spent in applying. Owing to the number of applications received for our roles, we are unable to offer feedback for candidates who are not shortlisted.

We would encourage you to apply for any suitable roles we may advertise in the future.  We have new vacancies throughout the year which are advertised on our website.  Please visit https://jobs.britishcouncil.org for future opportunities.

Kind Regards,

British Council Recruitment Team

omoghene1:
it will continue saying that till a candidate is finally selected.
However they have called people for test mail was sent Wednesday night.

Oluwabusobomi:
Unrepentant zombie, why no comment... U don tire?

UGHELLI—Former Delta State Peoples Democratic Party, PDP governorship aspirant, Chief Sunny Onuesoke, has said that former President Goodluck Jonathan was president of the whole nation and as such would not have concentrated on the development of Niger Delta alone at the expense of other parts of the country.

Onuesoke, in a statement in Warri, while reacting to Katsina State Governor, Aminu Masari’s allegation, accusing Jonathan of non-performance in Niger Delta in his six years in office, observed that Jonathan, as President of Nigeria, concentrated more on the development of the North than Niger Delta, as he was a not an ethnic or regional leader.

He argued that Masari would have directed such accusation to his Northern leaders, who ruled Nigeria for a greater part of the 56 years as a nation, yet there was nothing to show for it nationally, while there was so much underdevelopment, poverty and illiteracy in the Northern part of Nigeria.
Reviewing the various achievements of Jonathan during his six years reign, Onuesoke recalled that the Jonathan’s administration diligently implemented its agenda for national transformation in priority areas, including power, rehabilitation and expansion of national infrastructure, agricultural development, education and employment generation among others.

He said despite coming from Niger Delta, it was evident that Jonathan concentrated more in developing the Northern and other parts of the country because he believed his constituency was the whole Nigeria and not Niger Delta.
According to him, “The educational sector under his administration achieved a tremendous transformation as 12 federal universities of which four are situated in the North-West cities of Dutsinma in Katsina, Dutse in Jigawa, Gusau in Zamfara and Birnin Kebbi in Kebbi State, while 125 almajirai schools were constructed and commissioned with adequate teaching facilities to provide basic qualitative education to the less privileged in the society.”

Beside the aforementioned, he said the developmental impact of Jonathan’s administration was equally felt in infrastructural development, agriculture, transport, employment equality, productivity, sports and electricity supply among others across the country.