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bolaji3071:Broz. Thanks but I don try that business for inside UI before. with my experience, I'll prefer I gave the car out on hire purchase than to give someone for campus shuttle. anyways u can WhatsApp me on my number maybe your offer will more appealing . |
careerpluzz:Thanks Broz. I appreciate. My WhatsApp number is 0818 866 9126 |
Still on the matter fellow Engineers |
I'm still open to advises as earlier stated. |
You're welcome Broz. I'll holla you on WhatsApp. |
Thanks brother. Hanging out with @maysimsimple at sky bar Abeokuta. Happy birthday brother and congrats on the manU win. |
I'm on my way o Broz. hope say I go meet you for there o? |
stacyadams:Problem be say e old pass cars in terms of year of manufacture compared to wettin Uber demand. The car clean well Sha with working AC. it's actually a 1997 Passat wagon. |
stacyadams:Thank you. abeg how I fit go about am. u don try am before? |
Hello House, I have a station wagon car in good working condition and mostly free weekends. All documents and particulars are not expred. I will need creative advise on how I can utilize my weekends using the car to a some extra cash. Thanks guys. NB: I'm based in Abeokuta |
Good day. Please how much is a bundle of dignity 20mm conduit pipe? |
Happy Birthday to IBB and a happier Birthday to myself.
wishing for greater years ahead! |
hi guys, considering the proximity of Ibadan and abeokuta, I feel we should meet to discuss business synergy |
please add 08064475475 to the WhatsApp group. cheers! |
Good day friends, I've read through the posts and will give the best answer I can. If you want to go into academics, go for masters. if you want to practice, go for professional certification. Professional certification may be more expensive but it allows time to gain experience on the job. In practice, theory in school matters less. note that I didn't say theory doesn't matter o. That means you must be working. if you don't work on gaining experience but after certifications it may not be worthwhile because engineering recruiters expect some level of experience wether paid or not. I am personally enrolled in professional masters in engineering management specialising in Project Management in one of the universities. Professional masters are designed to enable working class peeps attend classes with convenience of weekdays or part-time. multiple trainings in popular certifications are moduled into a professional masters of engineering program thereby more cheaper and no need for terminal upgrade found in certification programs. note that a proper professional masters of engineering programs are real engineering practice based with less of the usual theory I hope this was useful. |
Good day engineers, I am personally bordered with the stunted growth of the profession in the country, poor pay, and eventual loss of interest by engineering graduates after years of non-fruitful and fulfilling jobs. Most worrisome is the fact that our professional bodies do not stand out to defend this noble career path. This platform seeks to form a formidable voice to encourage and spur interest between the young and old, home and beyond engineers of Nigerian heritage for the eventual technological advancement of the profession. Thanks. |
good day Can you kindly inform us of the location. I mean the state this driver is required. |
Akexstinger:Conincidentally, I worked in Onitsha and experienced similar situation with you. The goodnews is that I resigned last month. I agree with the OP perfectly and while the excuse of us being in Nigeria is the legitimate excuse we all give, I believe it takes a person with great vision and future goals to see beyond just taking up any job were your most productive years are ripped off. The truth, A beggar has no choice. Be your Boss. The start is crazy but in the long run it pays off best |
izang87:Just got the sms from Philips consulting. Who else got these guys? |
Dear candidate, congratulations!You have been shortlisted for the next phase of the NNPC recruitment process. interview details will reach your mail by 21/02/15. |
You can use the link http://e-recruiter.ng/vacancy/details/3122 |
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@Pitoski. Hi, Please email the questions to me as well on ssoojeb@yahoo.com |
ejiykzazi2007: Some employers just play with people. D number of candidates I saw in Ikeja is more than d totality of 1st bank staff in the country. And they have 4 designated States for the test with 2 centers in each. How many dem wan colect na?abi o. i tire for them. no b say d go even refund t.p money sef. Make God favor man |
goal o my people...e jus d start |
nigeria don win o. i sure die. who b tahiti? |