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O boi, this test no be here o Na God go help me

lakesidepapa:
5 ke? Almost 9 and still counting..

Didn't want to make it sound like I was exaggerating

They promised to invite the successful applicant for an interview next week, but it was said to be in Lagos.

My advice, contact workforce thru the numbers previously given during the online assessment and confirm the message.

You can ask other applicants on this thread as well
https://www.nairaland.com/2741316/workforce-online-test-share-experience

Aproko OP

Pay ko

Paypal ni

faithee21:
Wow!n pls wu s @lalasticlala?

He's the one that takes the hustle to the promised land (front page) I heard he's a robot tho...

Nice innovation

But I guess you guys used to say southwest is dirty, with what I'm seein...

OP ur mouth sweet gan o

If 2 sey na so e easy

HastaCuando:
Not a bad one...

............ in another news Federal Government Bilateral Education Scholarship students in China are going hungry as a result of unpaid scholarship allowances. Since January 2015, and still counting....
Nigerian Government, what is happening?. Do we wait till these scholars start protesting, so they would be tagged unpatriotic or better still an embarrassment to the nation? Nobody cares of what they are currently undergoing in trying to make ends meet. .

This is very unfair!!!

that one no concern dis thread jor, why didn't they start protesting from January till May, are they just waking now.
Btw, I hope they get paid in time.

NewNigeriaMind:
Ok, are you from osun state? Secondly, is no renovation going on in the old schools? Third, if the old schools are from the sixties, should osun build some new schools.

Cause what I see here is a warped logic

Thank you, I just decided to ignore the dude.
Most of the new schools are built on the existing schools land, maybe he shud come and tell us how he's planning to plaster and repaint an old school building from the 30s nd 40s

Na wa 4 dis arresa o














Only u pursue d haters comot dis thread
One man battalion

Well, I've seen those schools, they are scattered everywhere across Osun, even up to like 5 of this type in Ilesa alone.
Tho the the salary ish messed him up...

2nd page
Meat don done

Franky9584:
yes, wit options

Thanks for the info bro, success

7yrs Ok

Still readin...

Franky9584:
On my way 2 enugu 4 d test. . 10.30am.

Wish you the best bro, give us feedback when you are thru

papadjaji:
Do you know you that your card has round the clock access to over 600 GT ATMs? Do you know it can access several hundreds of POS machines? Do you know you can use that card to make payment for oversea transactions any time or day? And do you think they do not spend money to give you all these payment access?
You can drop the card if you don't have need for it. But if you do, then be ready to enjoy the cost of carrying a card.
NB: I don't use the bank but I have just a card and I know the value I get from it.

hmmm! I'm learning

Mak una dy fear God for this country o, 8yrs experience on top hotel work 4 Osun...
Ok

Former National Security Adviser, NSA, Col. Sambo Dasuki (Rtd), has reacted to the accusations from the the presidency on siphoning billions of dollars earmarked for arms purchases and order of his arrest President Muhammdu Buhari.

Dasuki in a statement said that he acted in the best interest of Nigeria and that it is laughable for the panel to assume that 4 Alpha jets and 12 helicopters were not delivered.
He said that the the immediate past Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Adesola Amosu in a memo acknowledged the receipt of the 4x Alpha jets attack aircraft and the helicopters also the Chief of Air Staff also confirmed the receipt of F-7 N1 aircraft combination of 250kg bombs and accessories at $2,894,000 with the cost of freight at $1,200,000. The same Air Force confirmed getting 2xTri Shield 36DG Tactical radars.
More so he said that to show that he has nothing to hide, he submitted a comprehensive list of all requests for procurements by the services, the items bought and those equipment being awaited to President Muhammadu Buhari long before he left office.

The Statement read thus
In a theatrical manner, the Presidency fed the public with many allegations against my person and yet to be named former public officers.
To draw sympathy, the presidency quoted some absurd findings including extra-budgetary interventions; award of fictitious contracts; 53 failed contracts; payment for jobs without contractual agreements; non-execution of contracts for the purchase of 4 Alpha jets, bombs and ammunition.
For undiscerning Nigerians, they may tend to assume that the allegations were true and pronounce the former National Security Adviser guilty as charged.
The statement issued by the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, who should know better as a former President of the Nigerian Guild of Editors and a witness to history, was nothing sort of propaganda to cast aspersions on Dasuki.
To set the records straight, Nigerians should appreciate that the AVM Jon Ode-led panel did not invite the ex-NSA under any guise before arriving at its ambiguous findings. At least, fairness demands that the panel ought to hear from Dasuki instead of its recourse to hasty conclusions. If the panel had been more patient and painstaking, it would have been availed of all relevant documents on some of the jaundiced findings.
As if acting a script, the Presidency alleged that the Panel accused Dasuki of awarding fictitious contracts between March 2012 and March 2015. Contrary to this claim, Dasuki was not the NSA in March 2012 and he could not have awarded any contract in whatever name. The ex-NSA was appointed by ex-President Goodluck Jonathan on June 22, 2012.
All contracts and accruing payments were with the approval of the President and Commander-In-Chief of the Armed Forces. Once the ex-President approved, the former NSA paid. So, there was due process for every purchase in line with regulations guiding arms procurement for the Armed Forces.
And Nigerians should note that all the services generated the types of equipment needed, sourced for suppliers most times and after consideration by the Office of the NSA, the President will approve application for payment. For sensitive sectors (military/security), there was no room for awarding fictitious contracts. The conclusions of the panel were presumptive, baseless and lacked diligence.
There were no fictitious contracts; contract sums were not diverted and the relevant services in writing acknowledged delivery of equipment. For all procurements, the Nigerian Army, the Air Force and the Nigerian Navy have their contractors.
While awaiting judicial process on these allegations, it is proper to make some references to show that the presidency was just desperate to hang some former public and military officers who served this nation at the risk of their lives.
It is laughable for the panel to assume that 4 Alpha jets and 12 helicopters were undelivered. In a memo to the Office of the National Security Adviser(ONSA), referenced NAF/905/D/CAS of November 28, 2014, the immediate past Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Adesola Amosu acknowledged the receipt of the 4x Alpha jets attack aircraft and the helicopters.
On 10/21/14, the Chief of Air Staff also confirmed the receipt of F-7 N1 aircraft combination of 250kg bombs and accessories at $2,894,000 with the cost of freight at $1,200,000. The same Air Force confirmed getting 2xTri Shield 36DG Tactical radars
In another letter of December 1, 2014 signed by L.S. Alao(on behalf of the Chief of Air Staff), the Air Force said it received five containerized fuel storage and dispensing units with equipment.
The Nigerian Army wrote the ONSA to acknowledge the delivery of 14 armoured tanks. In a December 13, 2014 memo, the Brigade of Guards thanked ONSA for releasing N30m for RCA, Operation allowance for Troops on Op Urban Sweep II for third and fourth quarters of 2014. This is apart from the installation of CCT Cameras at the Brigade Headquarters, 2 backscatter bomb detection vans and other equipment.
On November 26, 2014, the immediate past Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Alex Badeh sought for approval of the award of one pair of uniform(in the interim) for the Armed Forces at N165, 375 to El-Jahab Mubarak Nigeria and N330,750,000 for two pairs.
These are some of the acknowledgment letters submitted to me by the end-users(the services). It is not for me to go and find out whether the equipment were delivered or not. I am not the one keeping the inventories.
To show that I have nothing to hide, I submitted a comprehensive list of all requests for procurements by the services, the items bought and those equipment being awaited to His Excellency, President Muhammadu Buhari long before I left office. If there were issues, I should have been questioned. I was just the clearing house, I did not award contracts to my company or proxies. There was no contract awarded or equipment bought without approval from the then President and Commander-In-Chief. I am not a thief or treasury looter as being portrayed.
In order not to endanger the nation’s security, there are many salient issues and contracts which I cannot put in public domain. I am ready for trial on all these allegations in order to prove to Nigerians that I did nothing untoward in office. We will certainly meet in court.
I have a lot to tell Nigerians but in the interim, they should not believe some of the allegations as the gospel truths. The good thing is that some of the key actors in the present administration were parts of the past process being viciously challenged.
As for my tenure as the nation’s NSA, I acted in the interest of the nation and with utmost fear of God. I did not use the office for any self-serving agenda. I occupied the Office of the National Security Adviser at a difficult moment in Nigerian history when terrorism was at its peak and I am leaving posterity to judge me accordingly.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/i-acted-in-the-best-interest-of-nigeria-dasuki/

Na season of firing
God go save us

I pity una wey fall 4 dis

zerray:
maybe d above is the reason you haven't been called be patient

That's too harsh, did she snatch ur man
Imagine mak dat one be ur pikin english teacher, yummy

moyinoluwabun:
re-branding seriously on going. *Achieving together

Ok, I'll be looking forward to that.

This sounds good

moyinoluwabun:
they're improving now.

iffa hear, d tin dem do me en, God dy sha