obembet:


To me the project is useless. How can normal person construct flyover without roundabout?

If you are coming from Waterlines and u are going to Trans amadi.. U need to go CFC and turn before going to Trans amadi. Same problem at GRA, Rumuokro flyover...

There so many thing he can spend the money on... Rivers state have the most jobless youth after Almajiri. He's working in just 2 Out of 23 local government in rivers State, He's building unnecessary flyover where is not needed..

Rumola flyover...

GRA flyover...

Garrison flyover

CFC flyover...

And all this place is not up to what u can trek in 30sec.

I never see traffic in rivers that last for 20mins

Wike need to invest the money in something reasonable.

Useless as Buhari

SolutionMee:
Dope.

All thanks to Mr president.

Buhari is a visionary leader. Despite his shortcomings in terms of education and exposure, he's still able to replicate 21st century development in Nigeria.

Kriss216:
People wey dey capital city dey thief goat, imagine us wey dey for village

God will continue to punish APC!

modestbrowser:
800k

Location for immt pickup

Missyajoke:
Most of this rich people are occultic.

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Isoright
I know alot of people will say those Arab countries are scared to continue the fight with Israel or rather want to make peace with Israel because nobody fights with Israel and comes out victorious......it always end in premium tears.....

But i must say that was then....not now
Even Israel body go tell them if them misbehave

Emmafe:

SegFault:

Hope say you hold bar? Gwarimpa is for rich people only.

Elsueno:


lol, are you a multimillionaire bros

HeavenlyBang:


That generation Type R was not sold in the US.

Golan007:
Ghana, Togo and Burkina Faso.

JARUSHUB:
You spent the first 3 post-university years as a teacher in a public secondary school, getting job in Shell after being a teacher must have been a big leap for you. How was the recruitment process? How did you get the job?

I taught at Bishop Smith College in Ilorin and loved teaching which I found fulfilling especially seeing the growth and development of young people. However, the salary wasn’t great and had I not been living in my father’s apartment, rent-free and being fed at home, I would not have been able to make ends meet especially as I had also enrolled for an MBA degree at the University of Ilorin.

As soon as I completed the Masters’ program, I resigned from the teaching job and headed to Lagos to seek greener pastures. I visited several places that posted adverts for job in front of their buildings and searched for vacancies in daily newspapers. Friends and family sent me information on other job advertisements they became aware of. I applied for lots (hundreds) of vacancies and attended many interviews.

In December 1991, I was traveling back to Ilorin for Christmas with a colleague from MBA school. At the motor park, I bought a copy of Guardian newspaper and read the vacancies section. There was an advert by Shell to recruit graduates of various disciplines as trainees. I showed my friend, suggesting we apply, but he scorned it and said such companies reserved jobs for children of the high and mighty influential people, not for children of civil servants and teachers, like us. I told him we had nothing to lose in applying. When we arrived Ilorin, I wrote my application and asked him if he had done same so we could post our applications together. He laughed and was adamant that he didn’t have time to waste on such things.

We returned to Lagos after the holiday and months later, I received a response from Shell, inviting me to attend a test at their Port Harcourt office. I would go on to attend interviews on three separate occasions there and each time I showed the invitation to my friend he would laugh it off saying. “They are just using your likes to complete the number and give some credibility to the process, but they already have in mind those they would employ”.

The interviews were professional, thorough and included expatriates on the panel and after a year of interviews and medical test, I received my employment letter early 1993. When my friend saw it, he felt sad he let himself down and possibly lost an employment opportunity.

The whole experience reminds me of Vince Lombardi Jr who said “The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but rather a lack in will and perseverance”