₦airaland Forum

bossrillboss:
bura,duri,nunu.shikena

Ethannathan:
Handcuff , pepper spray and teargas

Clean2016:
Tape, total station and GPS

jozzee1:
Contact me on Whatsapp

Arthurmillz:
Thanko bro. Any contact details? And any hint about what the pay is like? Pardon all my questions sir

opalu:
When you mix your Profession (Surveying) plus Passion (Graphic design) you would become a Hotcake.
For instance a Housing Development company like ours can give you a work to do both Surveying and Designing.
However you would be under a more experienced Surveyor who would teach you the basics. What I can tell you is that you condition your mind that you are not working for money because you are starting a PRACTICAL TRAINING. Mistake that most inexperienced jobseekers make is to be demanding for the salary of highly experienced professionals. Work to learn not work for money. Final advice:- Don't go back to the east until you have mastered your field in the city.
Send your CV to daystarshelter@gmail.com

Arthurmillz:
Bro can you link me with any of the companies you worked as a Graphics designer? Will really appreciate

Donpoker9:
You musnt really practice land surveying because for you to get registered you have to write a professional exam (I expect you to know that) but you can get a work over their in lag in construction, oil, offshore companies or even surveying firms.

Or you can simply enroll for your pupilage... Or continue your graphics work

shachris02:
Oh, he did save it. But the same governors lead by Rothiefi amaechi insisted that it's shared.

That's the context of Ngozi's statement.

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/sunnewsonline.com/why-govs-shared-oil-money-amaechi/amp/

oduastates:
Why didn't Jonathan save the FG share of 14 billion dollars.
This woman should just disappear.

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, former minister of finance, says her statement blaming the lack of political will to save funds under the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan has been taken out of context.

Speaking on the Chilean saving example at the George Washington University on Thursday, the former minister had said “zero political will to save in the last administration” was responsible for some of the challenges facing the country.

But in a statement issued on Friday, Paul Nwabuikwu, media aide of the two-time minister, said Okonjo-Iweala was referring to the opposition of some governors to the efforts of the immediate past administration to save in the excess crude account (ECA) and in sovereign wealth fund (SWF).

“Some recent media reports have distorted comments made by former Finance Minister Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala regarding how lack of political will negatively impacted national savings over the past few years,” the statement read.

“Contrary to the slant given by these loud headlines, Dr Okonjo-Iweala did not indict the Jonathan administration in which she served.

“Rather, she was referring to what many Nigerians already know: the strong opposition by some governors to the Jonathan government’s efforts to save in the excess crude account and the sovereign wealth fund sabotaged this important national priority.

“The governors’ criticism of Dr Okonjo-Iweala’s many calls for the country to save for the rainy day is still fresh in the minds of Nigerians.

“It will be recalled that this opposition culminated in the governors taking the Jonathan government to the supreme court in furtherance of their position that the federal government had no right to ‘compel’ them to save.

“Several knowledgeable persons including former Anambra State Governor, Mr Peter Obi have confirmed these facts. So the issue of Okonjo-Iweala indicting the Jonathan administration over this very public issue simply does not arise.”