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APPLICATION FOR THE POST OF PROJECT OFFICER (MONOTORING AND EVALUATION)

I'm writing in response to the above advertised position at your organisation. Having looked at the job description, I strongly believe my skills set (Analysis, communication, presentation, documentation) alongside my relevant qualifications and experience will help deliver your organisation's set goals

I am young, energetic and resourceful graduate with a degree in Statistics. I have many years of experience working within team-based structures to deliver strategic goals of the organisations

I fully understand the need for integrity and accountability which I've thoroughly embedded into my ways of working. I employ flexibility when needed and have the ability to work under pressure with little or no supervision.

I am self motivated and result driven which has enabled me grow and develop over the years. I am very confident of maintaining high levels of commitment and consistency with multiple projects, work pattern and I am fully informed on what this position involves, with an earnest passion to fulfil your set objectives.

I've attached my CV for your indepth perusal of my experiences and skills to date.

I look forward to hearing from you to discuss my application in more details

kind Regards

Princemadex1

Your message is concise but the composition could be improved

However, the post you are applying for wouldn't require you to do much of non-verbal communication so i would be surprised if they had pay too much attention to negligible flaws.

Silvofitz:
Like the saying goes, Beggars have no choice. That's what I can really make out of Jaybee3's comment. Or how else could one explain Jaybee's response?
One, I'm not in Ibadan. I only call Tope once in a while to know the latest development. She said The first apartment she got had been taken because she couldn't pay on time. And She said she just got another one, and I think it's just reasonable to pay before it's taken again. I didn't know the woman in question is her boss.
Two. If the woman puts this needy young woman in the position of her own daughter, I'm sure she would be more eager to take her to the proposed rented apartment, since the money is ready.
3. I don't have the woman's contact, and like I have told Tope, anything about this issue would be discussed on this forum for transparency. So, this forum is the only medium I could reach anyone involved.
4. I see no sentiment in all I have said. Did any part of my appeal state that the money be given to her? I only said the woman should find time to follow her to the rented apartment.

Going back and forth with you on this topic will create unnecessary diversion.

You are definitely right about a beggar having no choice especially when due diligence must not be compromised.

PS: Nothing stops you from contacting the boss in question to help speed the process or whatnot

You need to stop whining if you can't be of much help

MizMyColi:
Good Morning.
Are you a programmer?
Are those Apple computers?


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You should tell us what and what's on your table. Like naming the items
Cc: Zicoraads Jeffreyjamez Iyisco2001

Morning Ma'am,
Yes i am

No they aren't

They are HP monitors. I also have my lenovo laptop crunching the numbers somewhere on the workstation but not shown in the picture sha

Silvofitz:
While we appreciate those who have contributed one way or the to alleviating the suffering of this young woman, I also want to appeal to the woman who's holding the rent fee in Ibadan to please follow this lady to the agent in charge of the proposed room and pay on time before another takes the apartment. I called Ibadan yesterday, and I'm surprised Tope could still not access the money. In fact, the first room she got had been taken, because the woman with the money claimed she was too busy to follow her to pay for the rented apartment. As we speak, Tope still sleeps in the cold. She said she's got another apartment, I appeal the woman in charge of the money do the needful urgently, and let her move into the apartment today.
Also, since #36k has been raised to augment her business capital, let the people in charge make sure this money actually get to her on time.
Whatever I hear from her, I will keep you updated.
Thank you all.

The person in charge of the money is her boss so it's pointless appealing online.

We can't put pressure on her boss since she is doing us a favour and we can't hand the rent money to her as it's with specific instruction.

Progress has been made with regards to raising funds and getting a structure in place to help her so it's uncool to be adding unnecessary sentiments

76k is not a lot of money so engaging in actions that might sever ties with her boss (guaranteed income) is not an option. She needs to exercise patience

I'm actually kinda pissed with your submission

Here you go

Progress Update:

We've now found a suitable place for her to rent and subsequently paid N40K (2 years rent) towards it.

She has also been empowered with N36K for her chosen side business so as to supplement her income

She has been advised to continue with her paid employment as that's a guaranteed buffer until her chosen business picks up

We will endeavor to pay her a visit in the coming month so as to help mediate on the parental arrangement issue.

Thanks to the Nairalanders that donated to this worthy cause

Regards

CC:
Tearoses
Kimoni
Silvofitz

2 donations (N3k & N2K) were received respectively in the past few days

The total donation thus far =
100K from TeHN's balance of funds
42K from Nlers


Thanks ever so much for your support

fem29:
Hi I sent you some money to the PayPal account on Friday

The money has been forwarded to her as requested

Much appreciated

Sleekyshuga:
2 kobo

Your commodity's worth is only 2 kobo?

Okay i will multiply it by a few hundreds

Sleekyshuga:
Jaybee, you MUST (note that capital letters) do business transactions with me , even if it means shipping to the UK for you..

I never ready to give you heat . When I don ready, you go know .

I'm only interested in your hot commodity and we shall engage in trade by barter

Sleekyshuga:
True dear, and most buyers are salary earners (especially those in the corporate world); they plan to pay only after they collect their monthly salary..

She should go into agreement with only credit worthy customers.. Those saying, 'no credit today, come tomorrow,' she didn't say she is selling rice and beans in cups but SUPPLY ..

Well, I do business with only credit worthy customers, with majority of my customers being men.. They price less, and pay up, most times to impress you ..

I no go mind transact with you

I'm interested in your hot commodity and i guarantee to pay a competitive price

icebebe:
but d guy can speak english in africa!

What do you see when you look in the mirror?

M4gunners:
40 liters per day i think?They will not let us hear words again.

Just borrow some brain dawg

Where on earth have you ever seen oil that isn't in commercial quantity explored?

Why would any private company engage in deep water exploration if it isn't financially viable?

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bolanto24:
Rubbish, Trash, Nonsense.

We want to control our resources, full stop .

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fem29:
Hi I sent you some money to the PayPal account on Friday

Received

I will forward on ASAP

@Godzchild
Please buzz me

raker300:
Very bad move...trust me, oil is more of a curse than a blessing. Hope they clean up after every spillage

Oil at depth of 1000 feet?

Are you sure?

fem29:
Please can you post your PayPal email so I can send my 'widows mite'.

You've got mail

The obvious actresses were in attendance but decided against listening


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7QDjzTTrag

ceejay80s:
Who's dirty linen?

Are u not a Christian?

Now, telling the truth has now become a sin abi ?

He didn't have to just say yes like a primary school student. He is a politician for crying out loud

He could have answered along the line of:
There are some systematic problems that have been woven into the fabrics of our country which we've been working tirelessly to correct by doing the following:
Asset recovery
bla bla bla

opius:
How will u explain this Mr president ? ONCE THEY RE IN UR CAMP THEY RE SAVE...

What has that got to do with the topic?

Oloshious fellow trying to be relevant or better still get a soft landing with regards to Dasukigate


Awon oniranu gbo gbo

FynBabe:
Hello...

Just to inform you that I already paid in my widow's mite into the First Bank Account Number provided on the first page of the thread.

God bless you guys.

Thanks ever so much

Donation received


Stay blessed

Fynestboi:
No sir

Give them my email addy

Adesiji77:
"N298/$1"?

Deregulation seems inevitable...

Cc: dominique, Seun

Devaluation

The top 3 compensated monetarily or equivalent for their handwork?

cckris:
Market PRICE is more powerful than propaganda. The cost of shipping Tomatoes from Katsina to Lagos will determine retail price, when other prices are escalating because of Buhari's personal desire to CONTROL & COMMAND every Nigerian like a battalion commander.
The masses on the street will chase Buhari out of Nigeria if he doesn't CHANGE his medieval mindset.

So the cost of production doesn't determine market price right?

So the policies formalised to help stimulate the agric sector won't help the cost of production?

If they fix the rail transport system and increase tomato paste production, it still won't help?

Some of you are just impossible

fem29:
Please can you post your PayPal email so I can send my 'widows mite'.

ehelpersnetwork@gmail.com

They have provided clarification on the budget Item na haba!!!!!

The attention of the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development has been drawn to media reports concerning an aspect of the proposed 2016 budget line item of the Ministry with the description “Website Upgrade”. The Ministry has been inundated with requests from well-meaning Nigerians seeking clarifications on the N795, 234,275.00 purportedly budgeted for the website upgrade.
In preparation for the 2016 budget, a clear gap highlighted in the work of the Ministry was the need to improve the IT infrastructure and adopt appropriate technology to automate the operations of the Ministry and its agencies.
A number of activities were conceived by the Ministry to address the gaps. [size=14pt]These include the acquisition of adequate ICT infrastructure to ensure all required data and business processes are efficiently, effectively and transparently handled. It also involves automation and management of the mining rights/titles with on-line application processing, status tracking and open section for verification of valid mining licenses.
This is to be done through the deployment of an Enterprise Resource Planning Solution across the 10 agencies and 12 departments under the Ministry.
These were submitted to the Budget Office which summarized it as “WEBSITE UPGRADE” which is only a component of the project. This is an error of description. The budget line was intended to address the overall ICT infrastructure improvement in the Ministry and its agencies.[/size]

http://www.thereflector.com.ng/component/k2/2087-n795m-website-allocation-fayemi-clarifies-issues

Teespice:
re: your second to last paragraph.

so you are saying that there are crimes "associated" with igbos abi?

crime is crime irrespective of which tribe commits it. pinning specifics on one person or tribe is so unfair.

Why did you disregard the adjective?

I said mostly because crime stats on drug smuggling paints a grim picture on my Igbo brothers

HochZeit:
Thank you all for your comments. I would appreciate it if we can communicate our views on issues without giving it an ethnic hue.

I respect every tribe in this our great country. Each one has its uniqueness. The Yorubas are liberal and accomodating. The Igbos are hardworking and invective. I would rather focus on their strength.

Regarding the issue in discuss, the points to consider are:

1)Would an igbo woman with triplets beg for alms in Igboland before her kits abd kin, considering this is alien to Igbo culture? Forget the Lagos choir singers!

2) Is this woman the true mother of the triplets?

Please objective comments without ethnic jabs are welcome.

cc: modath, jaybee3

I’m pretty sure you must have been told never to look at issues from a narrow view point. Your assertion is worryingly one sided when I could have easily flipped it by asking a rather provoking question on:
1) Are the Igbos reluctant to help their own?
2) Are they only interested in exploitation of resources by way of Oga/Servant business model?
3) Is the unhealthy competition that exist between the Igbo fueling the inability of their vulnerable people to ask for help as at when needed