Jobs/Vacancies › Re: OilandGasJobs Recruitment 2020 by juri: 10:03am On Nov 14, 2020 |
Site not going, anybody experiencing this? |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: OilandGasJobs Recruitment 2020 by juri: 8:58am On Nov 14, 2020 |
Easy127: Presently at lagos venue. Requirement: Valid ID card Email sent to you for venue confirmations because it will be verify on their system. Also do not 4gt ur nose cover. Ire oooo Pls, what's the crowd situation like? |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: OilandGasJobs Recruitment 2020 by juri: 10:05pm On Nov 03, 2020 |
huntamania: sorry to bother everyone. so i got an sms from testmi to send my correct email address to their support address for further instructions on the exam but every mail i have tried sending to the support email address has been bouncing. Any help on what steps to take next from you guys would be appreciated. Why not send the mail through number that sent the sms and then explain why you had to send it that way. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: INEC Recruitment 2020. How To Apply by juri: 12:29pm On Nov 03, 2020*. Modified: 7:33pm On Aug 05, 2022 |
2023 preparation. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: OilandGasJobs Recruitment 2020 by juri: 8:02am On Sep 25, 2020 |
Newcastle2023: I'm sorry my brother. I didn't mean to hurt your feelings in any way. I can see that you're a great guy. I'm already looking forward to seeing you soon at the Nigerian Content Tower.
Meanwhile, they are looking at not later than the second week of October, 2020 for the test at physical locations.
I couldn't get much information about the process because the conversation got personal in an interesting and beneficial way. We thank God for His mercies and favour. Pls will experience hire write the test or simply interview as opined by someone in this forum earlier.? Secondly, will the virtual test hold at the same time with the insight physical location test? |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: OilandGasJobs Recruitment 2020 by juri: 6:06pm On Sep 12, 2020 |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: OilandGasJobs Recruitment 2020 by juri: 2:08pm On Sep 05, 2020 |
scheme124: GT test and interview while EH interview. Success to all Hi!, Pls I just want to understand you clearly. Are you saying for Graduate Trainees,G.T, it will be test and interview while for Experience Hire, E.H, it will be interviews only?. Thanks. |
Politics › Re: What Pa Awolowo Said About Nigeria In 1986 Will Shock You! by juri: 7:20am On Aug 03, 2020 |
nemynely: My best hobby is thinking and this has led me to discover a lot of things on my own eg better ways of getting a task done easier and faster, whether at the office or at home. Through thinking, I am able to improvise when the appropriate is not available. Through retrospective analysis, I am able to better my present and by extension, the future.
It is this same thinking, which I did in 2009, that made me come to the frank and fearful realization that Nigeria is a damaged product. What led to that conclusion is story for another day. Only yesterday, I stumbled upon one of the letters of the late Sage, Pa Obafemi Awolowo (God bless his soul), who in 1986 penned down a fearful foreboding concerning this nation. It embodies all the trappings that led to my own sad conclusion of 2009.
Here's the letter.
To that request, Awolowo wrote the following: “Dear Sir, “I received your letter of February 28, 1986, and sincerely thank you for doing me the honour of inviting me to contribute to the National Political Debate.
“The purpose of the debate is to clarify our thoughts in our search for a new social order.
“It is therefore meet and proper that all those who have something to contribute should do so.
“I do fervently and will continue fervently to pray that I may be proved wrong.
“For something within me tells me, loud and clear, that we have embarked on a fruitless search.
“At the end of the day, when we imagine that the new order is here, we would be terribly disappointed.
“In other words, at the threshold of our New Social Order, we would see for ourselves that, as long as Nigerians remain what they are, nothing clean, principled, ethical, and idealistic can work with them.
“And Nigerians will remain what they are, unless the evils which now dominate their hearts, at all levels and in all sectors of our political, business and governmental activities are exorcised.
“But I venture to assert that they will not be exorcised, and indeed they will be firmly entrenched, unless God Himself imbues a vast majority of us with a revolutionary change of attitude to life and politics or, unless the dialetic processes which have been at work for some twenty years now, perforce, make us perceive the abominable filth that abounds in our society, to the end that an inexorable abhorrence of it will be quickened in our hearts and impel us to make drastic changes for the better.
“There is, of course, an alternative option open to us. “To succumb to permanent social instability and chaos. “In the premises, I beg to decline your invitation. “I am yours truly, Obafemi Awolowo”
Here's the link to acknowledge the original source - http://saharareporters.com/2020/08/01/can-nigeria-ever-be-redeemed-and-made-great-without-right-revolution-olanrewaju-osho
So what are your thoughts? Please let's rub minds here. Amazing. |
Education › Re: Young Man Built A Toilet That Generate Cooking Gas And Electricity by juri: 9:23am On Jul 27, 2020 |
Brunosamel: #CELEBRATION_OF_EXCELLENCE
A young man from Okwudor in Njaba Local government area, Imo state built a toilet that can generate gas for cooking and electricity, very portable, cheaper and can last for a very long time.
This is a good!!!! Pls how can we contact this person? |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: OilandGasJobs Recruitment 2020 by juri: 11:48am On Jul 16, 2020 |
Pls how many persons also had issues filling the job experience section? |
Health › Re: Is There A Way To Treat An Impacted Tooth Without Removal? by juri: 11:53am On Apr 27, 2020 |
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Health › Re: Is There A Way To Treat An Impacted Tooth Without Removal? by juri: 10:23am On Apr 27, 2020*. Modified: 7:36pm On Aug 05, 2022 |
DarkJeddi: Don't be f00led..
There's NO WORMS in your teeth,more than 10 years as a Dentist and I have never seen any worm.. I think we should be open-minded. You may not have experienced something does not make its existence false. |
Health › Re: Is There A Way To Treat An Impacted Tooth Without Removal? by juri: 10:17am On Apr 27, 2020 |
omonighoblessing: I removed 5 of my tooth and I was about removing the 6th before I came in contact with a man who just applied some chemicals on my teeth and gum and all the Worms just found their way out!!!! 15 of them I could count. Jesus can u imagine. After the worms were out I have felt no pain again and I only spent 3k for it Pls do you mind sharing the contact of this man?. |
Health › Re: Is There A Way To Treat An Impacted Tooth Without Removal? by juri: 9:02am On Apr 27, 2020 |
paulolee: heard d only permanent solution is to remove...was down with serious toothache last 5 yrs n it was hell..it was caused by too much cold water bcoz i was chewing ice blocks bk den n it gave my teeth a visible hole dt hunted me with pains especially at nites n wud be crying lyk a kid...asked around n was given a pain killer for tooth (anacin) n it was a temporary aid.. was told to go remove d tooth bt was warned dt it can spreqd to odas nt until mu aunt came bk from her trip to d east n said he bought a seed lyk mixture from inside d bus she was in, d woman dt sold it said d mixture is gotten from snake venom n lizard droplets n some leaves bcox d tin looks lyk marijuanaa...said i take a pinch n aply it to d hole b4 i sleep wich i did n matched it inbetween my teeths n felt no pain dt nite n d next morning i wokeup to spit it out n saw 3 dead worms along with d mixture bt dey wr dead n dts d end of d pain till today...was happy n asked for d contact of d sellee bt d number she gave is still nt available n dts how we lost dt angel...up till now no pains in dt tooth bt i still de fear to carry food go dt side to chew, even sugary drinks or meals no de near dt side of my teeth bcoz dt pains i xperienced b4 d healing no b joke... This is very interesting. Pls, is there no way you can snap the product package. Try and post the number you said is not going, you never can tell, one can still do investigation and get the identity of the persons who once used the number and possibly locate the herbalist. Pls, its very important. In view of the Covid 19, there is need we start promoting our local herbal medicine practitioners especially those whose claims of their product is true. HERBALIST is used here not to mean Babalawo or vudu, or Juju type practitioners oh! |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Does Anyone Know Anything About Superior Options Limited. by juri: 1:58pm On Apr 07, 2020*. Modified: 7:39pm On Aug 05, 2022 |
amazingbeau: Dear All, Goodmorning. please has anyone heard from Superior options limited? like been invited for oral interview yet? or is covid-19 still staling the process as well? Kindly revert. Covid-19 affecting lots of activities everywhere. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Does Anyone Know Anything About Superior Options Limited. by juri: 6:12am On Mar 10, 2020*. Modified: 7:41pm On Aug 05, 2022 |
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Family › Re: . by juri: 4:41pm On Feb 03, 2020*. Modified: 10:03am On Nov 02, 2021 |
That is the Irony of life sometimes for you. |
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Crime › Re: Very Graphic Photo: Severed Parts Of A Young Lady Dump In A Gutter In Abuja by juri: 3:38pm On Dec 11, 2019 |
Very sad. |
Agriculture › Re: Cattle Fattening/goat Farming/dairy farm For Small Holder Farmer, pix by juri: 12:17pm On Dec 08, 2019 |
felixzo1: I will give you a contact of someone in NVRI Vom, he is very resourceful, he has done insemination for Intergrated Dairies Vom in the past and has done sexed insemination for Nagari farms. Very Very Good. |
Agriculture › Re: Cattle Fattening/goat Farming/dairy farm For Small Holder Farmer, pix by juri: 12:16pm On Dec 08, 2019 |
felixzo1: firstly about the AI go to NAPRi Zaria to their ruminant section, you will be able to get a competent person to synchronize your cows and insiminate them. the price is N15000 for both services but since it is a government facility you could get it cheaper Good. |
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Properties › Re: How Much Will It Cost To Fence A One Acre Land In Abeokuta? by juri: 8:25pm On Dec 07, 2019 |
Calfat01: 1, Area of 1acre of land is 4046.9sqm which Length is 73.85m and breadth is 54.8m.
Assuming your fence height is 2m above Natural Ground level (NGL) and it foundation is 500mm underneath. Therefore Total Height of fence is 2.5m
Total lenght of your fence will be 73.85 + 73.85 + 54.8 + 54.8 = 257.3m
Fence Square meter is 257.3 x 2.5m = 643.25m
Area of block is 0.101sqm
Number of blocks needed 643.25 ÷ 0.101 = 6369pcs then add 5% waste which is 318 so Total blocks required is 6687 approximately 6700 blocks
Average good 6inch block sold For N180 180 x 6700= 1,206,000
Assuming 2gates (Tentatively)
Excavation: budget N180,000.
Foundation Concrete: 13cum @ 45,000/1cum = N585,000 (cement sand granite water and workmanship)
Laying of fence: between 85bags and 100bags of cement at least 60 tonnes of sand water budget 30,000 workmanship budget 450,000
Kindly Contact: Calfat Projects Limited calfatprojectsltd01@gmail.com 08067100099. For proper quotation
As we expecting your calls for this projects. Thanks. Love your analysis, so based on all you have stated, total cost will be how much just so I did not come to a wrong conclusion? |
Properties › Re: Build a Standard 3Bedroom On A half Plot Of 324sqmetres at an Affordable Cost by juri: 5:07pm On Dec 04, 2019 |
segzy14: the cost of getting such is 4,024,630 naira only(four million and twentyfour thousand, six hundred and thirty naira only) from the SUBSTRUCTURE TO THE HANDOVER Nice. |
Romance › Re: This Was The Best Advice My Dad Ever Gave Me by juri: 11:46pm On Dec 01, 2019 |
reed206: Best Advice My Dad Ever Gave Me Giving good advice is one of the biggest parts of being a dad. Dads must advise their kids, counsel them, warn them not to do that thing they’re about to do, and offer them nuggets of lived-in wisdom that might prevent them from repeating their mistakes. Of course, so much of a father’s best advice falls on deaf ears and he is forced to repeat it 9746 times until he becomes a caricature of himself but his kid finally hears and understands what it is he’s trying to say. Such is the cycle. But, rest assured, kids do listen and, as they grow older, will remember those words. So, keep at it. Want proof or inspiration for what advice to pass down? Here, 16 men and women talk about the single best advice their dad gave them.
#1. “You Are the Average of Your Five Closest Friends”
Best Advice My Dad Ever Gave Me “Something that stuck with me for years was when my dad and I were in the car coming back from somewhere. I was probably in high school and had a close group of friends. Most of my friends were good kids, but others took different routes as time went on. When my dad and I were chatting, he told me ‘you are the average of your five or so closest friends. If you have someone who weighs you down, they weigh down the group, like an anchor. So if you choose the right friend group- one that challenges you, makes good decisions, you shouldn’t have those problems.’ Since then, I have not only been picky about who I decide to spend my time with but also who I’ve let go over the years.” — Dan, 26, Illinois
#2. Do What You Love
“My dad is a big dreamer, while my mom is more of the realist. It’s good to get advice from both of them depending on what season of life I’m in. I started off college intending to major in nursing, but hated every second of my pre-requisite classes. My second year in, I was dealing with major doubts and wanted to shift my future into a different career path that I would enjoy. When thinking about what majors would lead to better, more stable jobs, I found myself discouraged, as none of them were my strong suit. When I confided in my dad, he told me to start off by pursuing what I loved— and that was English. He told me, ‘Even if you start off with no money and reputation, your love for the subject will eventually lead you exactly where you need to be.’ I took a leap of faith and declared my major in English Literature shortly after our talk. And just as he promised, I find myself heading in a direction where I am called to be exactly who I was made to be.” — Shiwon, 24, New York
#3. How to Find the Truth
“My dad’s greatest piece of advice was to ‘Google it.’ When Google first came out, he decided that since we now had so much information at our fingertips, he would no longer be answering questions that we could find the answers to ourselves. He forced me to research answers for myself instead of take it at someone else’s word. He taught me the power of finding multiple sources and understanding that sometimes there are conflicting answers to the same question. Back then Google didn’t go on forever, and if the answers weren’t on Google yet, they were surely in a book. He followed up to hear the answer I found and my sources. It was really annoying at the time, but the lessons on how to research helped me through college, my career and life in general. I’m forever grateful.” — Arielle, 29, New Jersey
#4. Eventually, People Forget About Mistakes
“My dad told me ‘If one out of ten jokes are funny, that just means you got to tell ten.’ In other words, don’t worry about the ‘success rate,’ just do what you like and eventually people forget about the mistakes. I used this advice throughout my life to never get discouraged, in everything from applying for jobs to asking people out (not the same person ten times, but to keep trying) to submitting my writings for publication — I’m an author now.” — Jim Wasserman, 57, Spain
#5. Titles Are Important
“After graduating from college, ‘Get your doctorate. I don’t care if you get it in medicine, religion, or anything else. When people call you ‘Doctor,’ they do not know if you are a brain surgeon or a minister.’” — Elliott, 75, Virginia
#6. Bad Things Are Good Things
“I was working in a jewelry store, where I had a young woman’s gold medal for engraving. The engraving came out wrong and I was so worried about breaking this girl’s heart. I called every medal manufacturer to hunt down another version of this medal so I could correct the mistake. I was ready to give up and told my dad how discouraged I was. He nonchalantly said, ‘bad things are good things.’ In that moment, I chose to see the situation differently (and now subsequently every situation ever since) and the next day not only did I track down a backup medal that was an exact replica, I found out that the young woman had given me the wrong date to engrave anyway! If I hadn’t made a mistake, we wouldn’t have had that backup medal I found for her. My dad’s words are even more impactful because, when I was just a child, he was pinned against a wall by a forklift and he lives with the daily physical consequences of having been in such a severe accident. When this man says bad things are good things, you listen. I remind myself that ‘bad things are good things’ every time something appears as if it’s ‘bad’ and it always positively changes my perspective.” — Marisa, 32, New Hampshire
#7. Work Smarter, Not Harder
“The thing my dad always told us was to ‘Work smarter, not harder. Don’t waste your time working 70 hours a week at a job just to pay your bills, find something that allows you to put in less hours and still make the same amount.’ I applied this to my job as a Business Analyst when I started working. Why not automate something that was tedious to do? It’s called productive laziness and it’s a valuable trait in an employee.” — Shelly, 39, Michigan
#8. Never Ask Someone to Do Something You Wouldn’t Do Yourself.
“My dad said this all the time. he worked in every department of the company during his career, so he knew why and how each group was important to the overall success of the organization. I think his experience and strong moral compass gave him a lot of credibility throughout the company. His colleagues didn’t have to wonder where he stood on issues — he was consistent in doing the right thing for the right reasons. — Paige, 53, Massachusetts.
#9. Be Kind. You Never Know What Anyone Else Is Going Through
“The best piece of advice I ever received from my dad? He’s a funny guy. Always cracking jokes. Bad dad jokes. It’s hard to have a serious conversation with him, I think because he has trouble expressing his feelings. So, he makes jokes to mask his insecurities. As a result, he never really gave me verbal advice. But he taught by example. And the one trait he consistently expressed was kindness. Kindness and understanding. I remember him saying that you never know what other people are going through, what hardships they’re dealing with. My lesson from that was to give people the benefit of the doubt and just be kind.” — Steve, 44, Colorado
#10. Love Without Strings Attached
“I was raised in a loving home with a wonderful single mother who married when I was 12 years old. So I had the pleasure of being influenced by the actions of a thoughtful, responsible man for part of my upbringing. The best advice I got actually came from the man who was never around, broke all’”promises’ and made me feel as if I would never be worthy of true love. What’s funny is that this ‘advice’ did not come in his words, but rather in his actions. My biological father’s best advice for me would ultimately end up being, ‘take care of your heart. Protect it from those who do not understand the beauty and value of it.’” — Shelley, 46, California
#11. Always Tip Well
“The best piece of advice my Dad ever gave me is to tip handily. He always showed this, as well as told me that it was essential, because you could one day be a service person and a few dollars wouldn’t collapse your world. I do it to this day, and it has made life a lot easier in my part of New York City.” — Chris, 24, New York
#12. Be Open to Everything; Be Attached to Nothing
“The best piece of advice my dad ever gave me was ‘be open to everything, be attached to nothing.’ Pretty philosophical to teach a seven year old, right? Even if I was too young to understand what he meant, as an adult I can fully appreciate his words of wisdom. When our egos get attached to outcomes, we inevitably feel disappointment. He has always taught me to live in a way that I don’t expect anything from anyone, and this has helped me in job searches, in work with my clients, in relationships, and life in general.” — Melisa, 30,
“The best advice my dad ever gave me was to ‘question things.’ He said, ‘if something doesn’t make sense to you, don’t be afraid to ask why and determine for yourself what you believe.’ I think that advice and support to make up my own mind has led me to have a healthy thirst for knowledge, and remove some of society’s limits and expectations because I only have to decide what works for me.” — Matt, 39, Texas
#13. Live Your Life By Your Own Rules
“I have always been really lucky to be close to my dad, especially after losing my mom to cancer when I was 17. In the midst of that hardship, I was leaving for college to pursue a scholarship to play on the women’s division one soccer team, but I was very apprehensive about leaving him. From then, and even still do this day, he told me, ‘My job as a parent was to make sure that by the time you are an adult, you are completely independent to live your life and make your own decisions without considering me. I will always be here for support or guidance, but I will never tell you what to do.’ In this way, he pushed me to grow up and make all my decisions independently. I firmly believe that is how I got to be the ambitious risk taker I am today. Three years ago, I made a major leap and moved to Budapest, Hungary, and about nine months ago I relocated to Warsaw, Poland. I know I would not be brave enough to make such huge life changes if my dad had not always pushed me to take risks and rely on myself to navigate new or difficult situations on my own.” — Laura, 28, Poland
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Business › Re: GOAT FARMING BUSINESS In Nigeria – All You Need To Know by juri: 9:02am On Dec 01, 2019 |
FredericMiracle: Goat Kids inherit their genetic potential from their parents. To breed high quality animals, only goats with superior characteristics should be selected and allowed to mate. They then transmit their superior characteristics to their kids. When this is done over a long period of time, it results in the improvement of the herd's genetics.
Therefor always strive for better quality in goat and more specifically in Bucks at the beginning of your goat Enterprise. Quality is more important than quantity in my opinion in the goat farming business., so always be selective and try to get the best quality you can for your budget.
We have Kalahari Red Goats, Boer Breed goat, Savanna goats, ready for sale at an affordable rate. For bookings and further details Call or WhatsApp: ➡️ 08167999151
FARM ADDRESS: Along Atan Road, Ijebu Igbo, Ijebu North Local Government Area, Ogun State.
WE OFFER FREE NATIONWIDE DELIVERY
NOTE: All Our Goats Are Veterinary Certified. With Up To Date Health Certificate. Very interesting, how much for the Kalahari Red Goat of about 6 to 12 months? |
Agriculture › Re: Goat Farming In Nigeria – How To Start And Earn Big While At It! by juri: 8:52pm On Nov 30, 2019 |
Cee9: Hays and dusa(maize, wheat bran available) Excellent. |
Agriculture › Re: Goat Farming In Nigeria – How To Start And Earn Big While At It! by juri: 8:48pm On Nov 30, 2019 |
Cee9: I am currently living in JIGAWA STATE.HOME OF GOATS IN NIGERIA. IF you need GOATS,COWs OR SHEEP contact me on watsapp 07060484547..I will be willing to accommodate anyone who wishes to come down and buy too. God bless you.. For prices it depends on what you need.. May take you on this offer someday. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Post Abuja Jobs Here by juri: 4:04pm On Oct 14, 2019 |
Mrn8: [/b]Hi guy's, Please who else recieved this message[b]
Following your application to join a Federal Agency as advertised on 13th May 2019, you are invited for physical and Computer-Based Test (CBT) stages of the recruitment exercise holding in Calabar, Cross River State from 29th - 31st October, 2019 at the University of Calabar by 8 am daily. Please bring along a photo identification document (National ID Card, Voters Card, International Passport or Driving License) for accreditation. Also required to bring appropriate sports wears for the physical exercise. Please acknowledge receipt of this message and write your name. 07017859599/08077766318
HOPE ITS NOT SCAM For those who got this invite, I advice you attend. I had perceived strongly that it was either DSS or very more likely National Intelligence Agency (NIA). Now that they are asking you come with sport wear, the suspicion gains more credibility. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Post Abuja Jobs Here by juri: 5:02pm On Jul 03, 2019 |
neoG: If you know you are based in Abuja and its environs, and need a product you can even sell around your neighborhood and offices to be making your cool cash daily while you are still job hunting, then PM me or indicate interest here. This is selling of DESIGNERS OIL PERFUMES. Original and UNDILUTED. We have various designers fragnances available. You can get in wholesale or retail and you make your profit. E.g Buy 6ml at N1000, and sell for N1500. Why should you go into this business? a. It is a fast selling product now. b. Very easy to sell and is what people wants c. It has a very cool profit to sustain you and make you smile d. It is convenient to carry around and can be marketed to anyone in this life. Alot of diluted perfume oils everywhere now. Ours is 100% undiluted because we want to keep a standard. Lasts more than 48hrs on cloth and skin friendly. You can request for a physical meeting to see our perfume oil before buying at wholesale if you live in Abuja and its environs. Cool. |