I'm just being proactive. Haven't been called for the test yet, but no harm in preparing early for it.

Hello all,

Does anyone out there have the test format for Mobil Producing Nigeria, Trainee Engineers?

Ogbanz,

I tried opening the email address but it wouldn't open. Can you foward me the copy you downloaded pls. My email address is itzjustnice@yahoo.com

Guyman,

Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord; he shall be as a tree planted in the river banks with roots that reach down deep into the river. He will not know when the drought comes or be burnt by the heat of the sun. He shall continue producing delicious fruits always!

That's the word of God, and that's what you need.

Greatest Nigerian Students (FUTOites of course!!!),

What's up?! This here is your boy Chinyere Nkere, Maths & Computer Science 2004 Set. Currently work as a drilling engineer with Drillog Petro-Dynamics Ltd, Lagos.

Afam what's up? Remember your face from the snooker board!!!

Soty how you dey? How was your test?

One love people.

I'm available 24-7 on 08037363366, chinyere_nkere@yahoo.com

coolguyB,

You didn't say whether or not we are to submit our applications to the scholarship board before the interview day or just hold it and take it to them for the first time on the interview day

Guys,

About the commonwealth scholarship interviews, are we to submit our applications before the interview or just take them along with us to Abuja as said in the dailies? Will they be able to screen and interview EVERY applicant from a particular zone in one day? Some people work and traveling to Abuja and not getting interviewed on the said day will not be a very good idea. Why can't we just submit our applications and they screen people and invite others for interviews?

First of all, do you have job offers from all three companies? If yes then take Chevron. Everyone's saying think about your career path, but I think otherwise. I read computer science and i'm working as a drilling engineer and loving it. Chevron WILL give you a more satisfying all round career than any of the other two. Whether you are an engineer, accountant, IT specialist, or whatever, you'll definitely get a good career in Chevron. Then there's the money!!! I'd choose 200k over a "career" in Nigeria. Get the money, be focused, plan for your future, get certifications, get the career of your dreams afterwards.

I've never seen any topic get these much responses from Nairalanders. An advice for you though, if he was calling frequently and all of a sudden stops calling (and its not a result of money shortage) then the alarm bells are high! Take it from a man. Long distance relationships have this problem in common.

Bros if I see you for road I go break your teeth! You think say that joke dey funny?!! We need serious minded individuals on this forum not clowns!!!!!!!!!!!!