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I also got a mail inviting me for the test but could not assess the invite as I kept getting an error msg that my info is not on their database

The advert says applicants should not be more than 30 while I read on their website that it's 35,which of them is correct?

I witnessed it live
All vehicular movement was stopped as the community guys set ablaze the trailer that killed the guy.
The community guys descended on all other trailers held in the hold up by breaking their windscreens and side mirrors,some buses suffered the same fate.
While we were there,a little girl in one if the buses had convulsion but was saved thanks to the joint effort of the crowd.
A top government functionary in Ondo was there with us in the gridlock but he didn't come out of his vehicle,his Jeep was watched by two fun wielding police officers who did nothing to help the situation.
We were let loose after 2hours of standstill,it was a terrible experience.

Why discriminate against HND when the governor of Ogun himself is an HND holder?

Me believe the presidency should condemn the act perpetrated by the 5 lawmakers rather than just say what they attempted happened in some states before. The fact that such illegality happened in some states before now does not make it right.

Okupe at it again,doing what he knows how to do best.

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I think most of us need education on this issue,the senate did not in any way legalise child marriage....you need to read what the constitution says
29 (1) Any citizen of Nigeria of full age
who wishes to renounce his Nigerian
citizenship shall make a declaration in
the prescribed manner for the
renunciation.
(2) The president shall cause the
declaration made under subsection
(1) of this section to be registered and
upon such registration, the person
who made the declaration shall cease
to be citizen of Nigeria.
(3) The president may withhold the
registration of any declaration made
under subsection (1) of this section if:
(a) the declaration is made during any
war in which Nigeria is physically
involved; or
(b) in his opinion, it is otherwise
contrary to public policy.
(4) For the purposes of subsection (1)
of this section:
(a) “full age” means the age of
eighteen years and above;
(b) any woman who is married shall
be deemed to be of full age.

Prof Itse Sagay
Bamidele Aturu
Raji Fashola
Prof Akin Oyebode
Gani Fawehinmi

When are Direct entry candidates writing theirs?

It depends on the grade you graduated with,if u have a 2.1,1st class ,distinction or upper credit,sell yourself by putting it in there .
It's not advisable to write 2.2 or lower credit in ur CV,cos that's what an average graduate would have.(my opinion sa)

[quote author=O.ijeoma@ymail.]wia were u interviewed? Is it for customer service?[/quote]PH,Transaction officer

[quote author=O.ijeoma@ymail.]Did u apply wit nd or hnd?[/quote]HND

I also got the same text inviting me for training.Who are they even recruiting for?

maureen44: any news

i just got a text from Workforce inviting me for training on Thursday by 11 am .I just hope the pay would be reasonable as they have said the job is for ND holders

I learnt the job is for ND holders

Instead of you to be counting your book you are killing the noise ,enter your shoe and follow me

omoguess: Pls is there any1 scheduled 4 ph dat was asked 2 download documents

I'm scheduled for PH.I only got a text inviting me for the test

Which bank are they really recruiting for?

I actually got the same invite for Port Harcourt .
I can't recollect when and how I applied.
Anyone with any info that might help should assist us

Job Title: Transaction Officer
Locations: Nigeria
Recruiter : Workforce Management
Centre (WfM Centre)
Workforce Management Centre is a
leader in personnel outsourcing
services management that build long-
term relationships with clients and
deliver tailored and sustainable
solutions to their business challenges.
One of our Clients, a foremost bank,
currently requires the services of
dedicated and hardworking young
talents to fill the vacant role of
Transaction Officer that exists in the
organization.
Successful candidates will be taken
through a thorough selection process
after which they will be exposed to
learning interventions that will equip
them for the job.
We seek qualified personnel that
demonstrate productivity and
efficiency in executing tasks. We
believe in people that have the right
expertise and experience to
streamline business processes and
contribute to the bottom-line of the
organization.
We currently require highly effective
HND/OND Graduates (Minimum
Upper Credit) who are not more than
thirty years old (30) as at the time of
this application with the following
attributes to fill the vacant role that
exists in our client’s organisation;
• Strong attention to detail and high
level of accuracy
• Excellent communication skills
• Analytical and problem solving skills
• Very effective organizational skills.
• Computer skills including the
spreadsheet and word-processing
programs, and e-mail at a high
proficient level.
• Numerical skills.
Prior experience in a financial service
firm could be an advantage.
If you are qualified and interested,
please apply now .
We will only contact shortlisted
candidates.

As we move close to making APC an
effective political party in Nigeria, some
Nigerians are asking what the new
party can do to restore the dignity of
Nigeria. As we move close to 2015
Presidential elections, political watchers
are asking to know the difference
between APC and PDP. A lot of
questions are coming to the political
desks of APC throughout the country: is
this party different from PDP? Are the
progenitors not the same Nigerians we
know? What does this party have in
store for 150 million Nigerians? Can
this new party make a difference? Can
it fill in the gap in Nigeria’s political
landscape? Can APC have the courage
and the political will to fight the
dreaded monster in Nigeria called
corruption?
Can APC deal with the rot in the power
sector? Can APC fix Nigeria’s economy?
Can APC deal with the Security
challenges facing Nigeria? Can this new
party rebuild our educational sector?
Can APC create jobs for teeming
Nigerian youths? Can APC rebuild our
institutional frameworks and decayed
infrastructure? Can this APC continue
to leave the big shoes for small men?
Can APC continue to leave great jobs
for little-minded elements? Can APC
continue to neglect the problem of
injustice in Nigeria? Is APC capable of
holding this country together in peace
and harmony, respecting our diverse
cultures, religion, and tribe etc? Can
APC address the structural imbalances
in the polity? Can APC rise above
partisan politics to face squarely the
huge challenges facing Nigeria? What
plans does APC have for agriculture?
The questions are simply too many
and are quite in order, for they capture
the rightful expectations and anxieties
of a people that are at the receiving
end of bad governance and want a
change.
Well, APC may not have all the answers
to these very strong questions posed
above but the truth of the matter
remains that things will never be the
same again. One thing is clear: Nigeria
is not making progress in the midst of
plenty. Nigeria is not making progress
in the age of success. APC believes that
investment funds must be retrieved
from the pockets of few corrupt
Nigerians and the money ploughed
back to the economy to create jobs.
APC believes that nothing great can be
achieved without great leaders. APC
believes that time has come for us to
stop lamenting on our comprehensive
emptiness and do something tangible
to show the world that we are capable
of holding our own any day. APC
believes that the gap between
education and economic growth is a
closed one. APC leaders know that the
only way to fight poverty is through
massive investment in qualitative
education. I can go on and on but APC
cannot do everything in one fell
swoop.
Please take notice that this is not the
manifesto of APC. After the formal
registration, the party will sell its
manifesto to Nigerians, and I know that
it may not be too far from what I have
said above. Nigeria’s problems are well
known for a long time in this country,
dating back to the early 90s. For over
20 years we have been dancing around
our problems without addressing
them frontally and today we have gone
full circle. The problems have
magnified to become an octopus.
Nigerians want change and APC is
ready to provide the long-awaited
change. But the change is not going to
come easy knowing the antics of the
ruling party and their criminal
disposition when it comes to electoral
issues. To them, every presidential
election is a do or die affair, a fight to
finish, and the mother of all battles.
The people get the kind of leaders they
deserve. It is left for Nigerians to fight
to reclaim their God-given country
from pretenders and to all intents and
purposes this is not going to be easy.
This is a struggle for the soul of
Nigeria, a struggle for economic , social
and political freedom, a struggle to
reclaim our rights to life. It is now or
never. Yes, we can!

It's becoming a reality

It means if a certain Emeka from Imo that was born and schooled in Yobe sat for the exam and score 136 (the highest in Yobe) he would not be admitted while Ahmadu with a score of 2 and Aminat with 3 marks, who both were taught by the same teachers with same curriculum as Emeka gain admission on merit.
Something is wrong with that system

It means if a certain Emeka from Imo that was born and schooled in Yobe sat for the exam and score 136 (the highest in Yobe) he would not be admitted while Ahmadu with a score of 2 and Aminat with 3 marks, who both were taught by the same teachers with same curriculum as Emeka gain admission on merit.
Something is wrong with that system

RedBenson: That girl wey talk say em mamma sabi give well well, abeg call her make she surface here o. Na person like she we dey find here.

That guy wey say him pay 1k put for the acc, how u go pay just 1k? How much u spend on ur gf ystday? Abeg be reasonable here jare!

Keep your dirty mouth shut! N1000*10,000=N10,000,000 Is that not a lot of money? How much have contributed yourself?
Even N100 is not too small

Pardon my ignorance...Is the Iyaloja not a chieftaincy title ?
If it is,then Tinubu does not have the power to instal one,it is supposed to be the prerogative of the Oba of Lagos.
The Oba has the right to install anyone he so wishes as long as the person is of impeccable character.
The PDP has no right to question the Oba on who he instal as the Iyaloja or any other title for that matter ,they should leave Tinubu alone

Ijogz K: Nobody sends Muslim/Muslim but some illiterates in te North would complain about Christian/Christian.

In as much as a lot of you hate Buhari, If you want that Vote and you are really serious a out Kicking out PDP, den you av to endorse Buhari/Fashola. Dey myt not be the best, but they are a better alternative

Are u sure? A lot of xtians voted GEJ in 2011 cos he is a xtian.
Unlike what happened in the early 90's,a Muslim/Muslim or Xtian/Xtian ticket will never work in the Nigeria of today.
Most Nigerians are now 'religiously crazy'

Who com dey talk the truth