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yungmin:
What kind of talk is this? Northerners don't look good in suit or what? or native wears are reserved for northerners? na wa

Oga, it is a simple advice and you saw "may" in my response.

It is just a simple advice. In the 2012 recruitment, some northern folks wore native. No harm in a southerner wearing too. Or in a northerner wearing suit.

Grupo:
Okay. I will call you shortly.

You will be talking to our office manager, not me directly.

Nathphil:
Please guys my school have not done convocation, no certificate yet, what will I do.

Statement of result ("To whom" ) suffices.

Grupo:
I would prefer the SKYPE session but it is expensive. Should it not be cheaper or the same price as the other options?

Skype means all attention will be on 1 person for the entire 2 hours. For class, the theory part (ie teaching you interview tips, about NNPC, oil and gas industry etc will be taken together as a joint class before streamlining to individual mock interview). So you see why Skype is more expensive. You can still call the number for discussions anyway.

Cuteamigo1:
What is the minimum dress code for an interview of this nature. No bashing please I am sure others will benefit from this so please guide us. Thanks

I will recommend suit. Looks good on almost anyone.

But if you're from the north, you may wear a good native. Not agbada o (Like a kaftan).

Fkols:
Is it possible for those in Abuja to do theirs on Sunday 30th June to accommodate people with interview on 1st and 2nd July? If your interview will be in Abuja on 1st or 2nd and you'll like to attend the coaching on Sunday, please like cc Jarus

We have tweaked the dates by popular demand.

We have fixed a session for Abuja for Sunday 30 June. Please see my post again.

number5:
Oga jarus, some of us are having our interview on the 3rd, 7am ...and ur abuja training is slated for 3rd?? Some are even having theirs on 1st

We have tweaked the dates by popular demand.

We have fixed a session for Abuja for Sunday 30 June. Please see my post again.

Samkeniyy:
How do I register for the one of the Sunday sessions.

Choose location, date, and stream and send sms to the number in that post.

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Jarus:
By the way, spoke yesterday with my friend, a supervisor in NNPC, on when NNPC will invite for interview. He didn't have an answer but promised to check with his HR and get back to me.

He got back today to say interview invites are likely to be sent out from the upper week Monday.

I hope those that mocked us saying our information was not reliable just because we never saw the exit of NNPC GMD will now see things.

darkelf:
My Personal opinion about this years AFCON:

1 It is the worst in recent years

2 Nigeria won't win. Our greatest undoing would be the GK and our Coach especially

3 Senegal would reach the finals

4 Uganda would reach the Semis

5 Mane would cement his place as Africa's best

Worst in terms of what?
Just because the "minnows" are giving the big boys a run for their money?

By the way, I don't see Uganda past QF.

And if this Senegal comes against Nigeria or Mali, it's a 50-50 chance so it is not a given that Senegal will get to final.

I agree Mane should ein APOTY.

Whobedatte:
If I have my way, all licences on our collective oil will be revoked.
This is unfair

What's unfair here?

MRS does not operate an oil bloc.

It is a downstream company that sells refined petroleum products which are mostly imported.

Plus he bought the company from Chevron/Texaco, an American company.

What's your "collective oil" here?

How's that your problem?

gustav25:
Because I'm Nana Bosu Yeboah and I do the Lord's work always as recommended by the holy scriptures onye apari

gustav25:
If a certain Nigerian player playing for Villareal scored such a goal one of them Adame Traore scored yesterday, we won't see nothing more again ... The only thing we will see this morning would have been Liverpool puts 150million bid for him ... Drunk pundits

Guy, how many times do you see Nigerians talk of Ghana here?

Why are you so obsessed with Nigeria as a Ghanaian?

Disgusting

darkelf:
I counted Uganda as a minnow

I don't think any of the above would except by some miracle

I think one will. Two of them are likely to meet in Round of 16, meaning one will make to QF.

Danielnino00:
I don't count Uganda as a small team.

The small teams here are Burundi, Madagascar, Benin,Kenya, Tanzania, Mauritania and Namibia..

Which one of them do u think will make it to the quarter final ??

Kenya is not a small team. They have a couple of players in Europe, including Wanyama. So in African football pedigree I will classify them as Class C.

To your question, that Burundi and Madagascar may pull a surprise appearance to QF

Earthquake3:
Things learned from Mali vs Mauritania

1) A giant is rising :Mali, remember the name with sweet crisp passing, midfield dribbling and wonderful play Mali is announcing itself on the African stage

2) Africans can play beautiful football : The match was the best of the tournament, both sides were organized, capable and played good football with little fouls

3) Marega is a beast: With a run of 40kph and a tank of all day running, Mali striker Marega is the last person you want your defence to face

4)A game of beautiful goals:Each goal fighting each other for the goal of the tournament, the Malians have dynamite on the legs

5) Mauritania is not so far behind : Having a high pass accuracy and comfortable on the ball, Mauritania were not over awed by their illustrious opponents and they had a goal for their troubles

6)Zanku is going places :Need I expatiate on this one

I'm liking your "Things learned..." series

Well done.

tbaba1234:
Uganda vs DRC

Yeah, that's one.

Danielnino00:
Ivory coast?? No way bro.

They already qualified even before they kicked a ball in the tournament
.

The question is how far can they go?
They went to d last AFCON with a good squad and couldn't make it out of d group stage....

Exactly. This 3 points is even enough to qualify them. Worst case, best loser 3rd.

There is no upset yet.

All the pre-match favorites got results, albeit with a lot of sweat.

Neddstark:
Alhaji Aboki Musa.
The best player of Northern Origin we have had since Daniel Amokachi.
The highest Nigerian goal scorer at the World Cup
I salute you boss

There was a Tijani Babangida

forgiveness:
Stats don't lie but you lied.

According to 1996 UEFA ranking, EPL was ranked 7th while Ligue 1 was ranked 2nd best league in the world. EPL was a Mickey mouse league as at the time Celestine Babayaro joined. That's the undiluted facts you can never change. Sorry.

For your information, UEFA league ranking is not by caliber of players or money but by the performance of each leagues representatives in UEFA competitions over 5 years.

The 1996 UEFA ranking poved that Ligue 1 teams performed better than EPL teams in the UEFA competitions in the last previous 5 seasons EOD

Stats sometimes lie.

If you use stats alone, you would conclude Aiyegbeni was better than Kanu.

Yet, Kanu was rated one of Africa's Top 10 players ever.

forgiveness:
Hidden enough to make CAF team of the year on 4 occasions along the best African players in the world.

Where was Celestine Babayaro?

CAF Team of the Year award started in 2005 when Babayaro had left the stage.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAF_Team_of_the_Year

I strongly believe if it existed in the 90s, Babayaro would have made it at least 2 times.

Babayaro was highly rated in his playing days.

I generally like the fact that the so-called small teams have stepped up.

Burundi, Madagascar, and Uganda have done well so far.

Zimbabwe has always been a level higher than these guys in African football, so I wont count Zimbabwe.

Earthquake3:
[b]Burundi [/b]and Madagascar are making their Afcon bow

Enough said

Don't rule out this Burundi. I will not be surprised if the beat Guinea and Madagascar.

Those guys have sharp attackers - only unlucky not to score against SE.

I think they will qualify, if not as 2nd in our group, and best loser 3rd.

Humility017:
I laugh some of you guys yesterday especially oga Dr. mikel Trying very hard to downplay the super eagles performance.
mind you Burundi had an unbeaten afcon qualifying record...
Nigeria beats them yesterday after a long while they have lost a competitive fixture.

To be honest so far...Nigeria is ahead of many of this team's including Morocco in quality, techniques and others....

just the goal keeping department is our problem presently.
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andrew444

Same feeling I had after that game vs Burundi.

I really never gave SE much chance in this AFCON but with what I saw in that game, I think we can stand any team.

I'm particularly happy the team has depth - players that can come from the bench to change game if things are not going well - as it happened in that game.

We still have other quality players like Osinmhen, Kalu and Simon who have not even tasted action.

Danielnino00:
Maybe the reason they are still waiting for another AFCON title for so long is because they spend too much time hating on Nigeria

2008 they hosted it and couldn't win..

2010 they had one of d best squad in Africa but couldn't win..

2012 no Nigeria. they faced Zambia in the semis and were disgraced...

2013 they had d chance to meet us in d final but messed up..

2015 they were leading ivory coast in d PK shootout and still lost

2017 couldn't even finish third..

I wonder how this year will be like

Most likely these guys were not even born when Ghana won their last CAN

ChrisKels:
I saw both matches, they were all good but Algeria were more purposeful and had more team play, both teams created chances, but Algeria wasn't as profligate as Senegal, hence...

Algeria vs Senegal will be interesting.

reportminds:
Cameroon's players were left in tears during their clash with England at the Women's World Cup.



The Lionesses were the favourites going into the last 16 clash in France.



Phil Neville's side took the lead early on as Steph Houghton fired home from an indirect free-kick after a backpass.



Ellen White then doubled the lead before the break although the goal was initially flagged for offside.



The decision was sent to VAR and the goal was eventually given with replays showing White was onside.



Cameroon's players were furious though, suggesting Nikita Parris - who was not interfering - was stood in an offside position.

Source https://www.reportminds.com/2019/06/2019-women-world-cup-cameroon-players.html?m=1

Who made them favorites against England?

forgiveness:
If Babayaro was good enough, he would had been noticed by CAF since he played in a Goliath league.

Chelsea was an average club as at the time Celestine Babayaro played there. Marseille was a better and bigger club than Chelsea as at the time Celestine Babayaro played for Chelsea. You can only deceive those who didn't follow Chelsea.


Did Celestine Babayaro light fire in EPL?

Taye Taiwo still performed better than Celestine Babayaro when he came to EPL.

Don't let us forget Babayaro won Ebony Shoe Award in Belgium in 1996 and came 2nd a year earlier - that's the award for the best player of African origin playing in Belgian league. It included other players of African origin who play for Belgium itself, France etc. Other recent winners include Lukaku, Fellaini and Kompany.

He also won Belgian league young footballer of the year twice.

For a public figure that rose to fame from intellectual exercise (not from entertainment like Davido or Wizkid), the last line could have been couched more decently.

TheGoodJoe:
I think Rohr’s conservative stance is hindering the progress of the team when it comes to developing our lethal nature upfront. If he was more adventurous, he should have started Osimhen ahead of Onuachu with Musa/Onyekuru with Iwobi in the middle and had a good go at the Burundi team from day one. Just like we saw Aina yesterday and Ebuehi in the Argentine game, Rohr has a habit of putting his foot on the brakes in his selection.

We can not know how good Osimhen is if he does not give him a quality chance. Glad Ighalo is back and I hope we take a good lead early in the game for him to give Osimhen a nod. I believe he we will be impressed with Osimhen if given a nod. He offers more movement upfront and will give the midfield and wingers better passing options.

But all reports from training camp say Onuachu was the best striker in training and you still want Osimhen to bench before the game of yesterday?