I have one New Dell laptop available for sale. It's got the latest Intel Core 2 Duo (Dual Core) processor. It can do more simultaneously than a Pentium M. Imagine running four heavy duty programs simultaneously. Read the spec below.

It's "NEW" and unregistered.

Model:  Dell Inspiron 640m
Processor:  Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed:  1.83ghz
Hard Drive:  100GB
Other Drives:  DVD+/-RW drives
RAM:  1GB (1024MB)
Monitor:  14.1 inch
Weighs only 2.5kg
4.5 hours of battery life
Ports include 4 USB ports, one S-Video Out, one IEE1394 port, one ExpressCard Slot, Hi-Def audio support, one 5-1 flash memory card reader

Price - N170,000 Now 160k
Interested? Call now! 08027572290

danderson:

Please i need something like this.I hope it can take 2007 autocad software plus other softwares for my work?
Can you accept =N=70,000.

Reply ASAP @ [email][/email]

Thanks

This laptop is perfect for graphics and engineering programs such as Paint shop, autocad, Rhino, CorelDraw etc. Your price won't buy this though. The laptop is new and it's among the new technology products in the market today. I'm sure you must have heard of Pentium M. Well, this is better than Pentium M as it could do more simultaneously.

I don't want to waste so much time bargaining that is why I have placed a last price for this. It is N170,000Now 160k. If you know you can afford it, you better pick it up.

If you want something a little cheaper. I have another one very similar to this. It's a Dell Inspiron 6400 without the bluetooth. That goes for N163,000 now Now 155k. Let me know when you change your mind.

Tel:08027572290

@bulwark, are you sure about those rates? Can you help with the shop number at the Ikeja Shopping Complex? Do you know if they have a branch in GA? Anyway thanks for the contacts. I will call them to ask that. Thanks a lot.

@promise72, I don't think that will work for me. Thanks anyway.

Seun:

How do you pay for these goods. I'm really interested. About how much are the shipping fees? Thanks

The shipping is approx. $80/kg. Takes 3-5days to get to Nigeria. That's too much for me. Won't make much out of that. I pay with Credit Card.

kitaun:

Nice advert!!

layi:

Nice sales copy

Why do Nigerians always think this way? Like nothing goes for nothing huh. You guys think am doing this because I have something to gain. When I bought those I remember looking around the Computer Village but never found it elsewhere but two shops. Well if that's what you think why not try to find the GENX yourself. You could as well stick with your fake flash drives.

I have one New Dell laptop available for sale. It's got the latest Intel Core 2 Duo (Dual Core) processor. It can do more simultaneously than a Pentium M. Imagine running four heady duty programs simultaneously. Read the spec below.

It's "NEW" and unregistered.

Model:  Dell Inspiron 640m
Processor:  Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed:  1.83ghz
Hard Drive:  120GB
Other Drives:  DVD+/-RW drives
RAM:  1GB (1024MB)
Monitor:  14.1 inch
Bluetooth
Weighs only 2.5kg
8.5 hours of battery life
Ports include 4 USB ports, one S-Video Out, one IEE1394 port, one ExpressCard Slot, Hi-Def audio support, one 5-1 flash memory card reader

Price - N170,000[/b]Now 160k
[b]Interested? Call now! 08027572290

I have one New Dell laptop available for sale. It's got the latest Intel Core 2 Duo (Dual Core) processor. It can do more simultaneously than a Pentium M. Imagine running four heavy duty programs simultaneously. Read the spec below.

It's "NEW" and unregistered.

Model:  Dell Inspiron 640m
Processor:  Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed:  1.83ghz
Hard Drive:  100GB
Other Drives:  DVD+/-RW drives
RAM:  1GB (1024MB)
Monitor:  14.1 inch
Weighs only 2.5kg
4.5 hours of battery life
Ports include 4 USB ports, one S-Video Out, one IEE1394 port, one ExpressCard Slot, Hi-Def audio support, one 5-1 flash memory card reader

Price - N170,000 Now 160k
Interested? Call now! 08027572290

Guys, Here Is A Final Solution To Fake Flash Drives

Good things don’t always come cheap. Like the saying goes, “Cheap article dey run belle". I have used virtually 50% of the common names in the Nigerian market. Of course you already know what that means. The truth about these flash drives is that 95% of them are fake and these are imported from China. These Nigerian importers tell the Chinese exactly what to manufacture. So, the blame should go to the importers and not the manufacturers. These flash drives can be made to have a longer life span but these importers would rather ask for a shorter life span flash drive thereby increasing their turnover.

This is another area that the authorities should look into. I really don’t know if there is any government body that is designated for such. If there isn’t, then there should be one to always check the quality of the computers, its peripherals and accessories that are imported into the country. If NAFDAC can do it for our food and drug, a similar body can do it as well for our office and home appliances.

So, as I was saying, if you really want a good flash drive. Look for any that has “Made in Korea” or “Made in Taiwan” written on it. I have used two that had “Made in Korea” written on them. I physically damaged one and the other one got flushed down the toilet. I had bought one for a friend. He used it for close to a year until he misplaced it.

The name to look out for is GENX (GenerationX) Flash Drive. If you can’t find “Made in Korea” written on it, just take it anyway (that’s if you are buying GENX). If you are going for anything else, always insist on one that has “Made in Korea” or “Made in Taiwan” written on it.

If you can’t find GENX on your own, call me on 0803424800. I’ll be glad to help. The prices are a little higher though. Of course, good things don’t always come cheap.

I have stocks of items waiting to be shipped to Nigeria from the US but am finding it hard paying for the shipping. UPS, DHL, FEDEX, AIRBOURNE fees are a little too expensive for me. If you have an idea about a much cheaper company or a better way to do this, please let me know.

Shipping Goods From Usa To Nigeria - Which Is The Cheapest?

I have stocks of items waiting to be shipped to Nigeria from the US but am finding it hard paying for the shipping. UPS, DHL, FEDEX, AIRBOURNE fees are a little too expensive for me.

If you have an idea about a much cheaper company or a better way to do this, please let me know. Thanks.

Why is Seun not answering this question? Seun, if you are not ready to answer this question I will answer it for you. Although my estimation might not be exactly correct but am sure it will be close to it.

I believe this question is best answered by an expert analyst. But by my calculations, this site is worth over 88,000,000 naira. Mind you, this does not necessarily mean that he has all these cash right now.

So, Seun, how did I do?

Is your Boyfriend/Girlfriend cheating on you? Follow these steps to get into his/her world. Guaranteed!!!

1. Buy yourself a spy software.
2. Install this to your PC.
3. Invite him/her over to your place.
4. Make sure he/she spends the whole day with you. Preferably, a Saturday would be just right.
5. Make sure you leave your PC turned On the whole time. Make his/her email provider your homepage. This will get him/her to feel like checking up what's new at the inbox.
6. Give him/her enough privacy. Go take a shower!
7. If he/she does get to use your PC to check that email while you're in the bathroom, then you've got it.
8. See him/her off to the car.
9. Make sure you're alone and start exploring what's in his/her inbox.
10. If he/she doesn't go in there, try some other Saturday.

If you need a help getting any of those spy softwares, reach me on: kdships@yahoo.com

If you care it's July 18Th.

A snail can sleep for three years, 

Seun:

Can the private sector not build refineries and manufacturing companies? This is not the role of government!

The private sector can build these but is the government not responsible for creating a conducive environment for them? If the environment is not conducive would you build a refinery? Well, that's just one example.

@ktemidayo, what has that (WMUN06) got to do with what is discussed here?

olutaiwo:

What is the essence of conducting an aptitude test ,if those with higher scores will not be interviewed while those with lower scores are interviewed just because they recently graduated.

I guess that's because you are in the wrong place. If you graduated some years earlier, you should have at least one work experience. Add that to your resume and that should get you a job with experience and not an entry level job.

Nairalanders,

You might want to read this interesting stuff. Where do you belong? Will you make changes in your career path after reading this?

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What are the best jobs to pursue for the next five years? Fast Company draws on the work of the Bureau of Labor Statistics and an innovation expert to tap the top jobs.

What makes a job a great job? Obviously, different people will give different answers. It's impossible to account for everyone's personal taste and personality traits -- including foibles -- and how they might fit into a particular job. What makes a great job opportunity is much easier to gauge. How much do you get paid? What kind of professional development opportunities are available? How much room for innovation does a role offer?
Fast Company based this year's index of the top jobs on four categories: job growth, salary potential, education level, and room for innovation. Relying heavily on data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the work of Dr. Kevin Stolarick, a lecturer at Carnegie Mellon University and an expert on the creative class, Fast Company has assembled a list of the 25 Top Jobs for 2005.
What We Considered
Clearly, you want to pick a career that's in high demand. Because job growth is so important, we weighted our index 35% toward the Bureau of Labor Statistic's projected job growth data through 2012.
Money also matters. We based our salary range -- an indication of the opportunity for salary growth -- on the difference between the 10th percentile earnings and the 90th percentile earnings for a given job, also based on BLS data. This gives a picture of where you might end up in relation to where you started. The greater the divide, the better the score. Salary range was also given a 35% share of the total index score.
A great job, in our opinion, also requires a good deal of investment in education. Our education score is based on what percentage of those working in the field hold a college degree according to BLS data. We weighted this 20%.
Finally, a great job needs to give you room to run. How innovative and creative can you be? How open to new ideas are people in your profession? We turned to Dr. Kevin Stolarick to help determine how creative workers can be in a given field. We weighted this 10%.
Doing the Job
In addition to the rankings and some brief job descriptions, we've profiled 10 leaders actually working in some of these exciting positions. Among them, we've got a Harvard stem cell researcher, a Wal-Mart systems analyst, a personal financial advisor to the nouveau riche, and an actuary who doesn't think his job is boring. Though they come from a wide range of fields and backgrounds, there are some common threads running through them -- besides the fact that they love their jobs. Most find themselves working at the intersection of business and technology, which keeps things fresh. They all give the same advice about being successful at work, too: Stay flexible. These jobs aren't for the rigid of mind, and you need to accept that they might take you places you don't expect to go. That's part of the fun -- and what makes these jobs the best.

The Jobs

1. Personal finance adviser
2. Medical scientist
3. Computer software engineer
4. Chiropractor
5. Environmental engineer
6. Biochemist and biophysicist
7. Sales manager
8. Epidemiologist
9. Computer system analyst
10. Athlete
11. Agent and business manager for artists, performers, and athletes
12. Marketing manager
13. Producer and director
14. Actor
15. Lawyer
16. Advertising and promotions manager
17. Management analyst
18. Postsecondary education administrator
19. Financial manager
20. Actuary
21. Airline pilot, copilot, and flight engineer
22. Geoscientist
23. Market research analyst
24. Securities sales agent
25. Medical and health services manager

silver sky:

i`m a good girl too!!!!!!!!
am surprised you r still single

'cmon on if you're serious. kdships@yahoo.com

Seun:

Politicians cannot create jobs. They are not magicians; they are liars. Jobs are created by employers only.

Of course, they can create jobs. Jobs can be created through building the much needed refineries, manufacturing companies etc. These companies can also be privatized and money generated can be used in turn to create more opportunities. Must they wait for individuals to come in when they are not even creating a conducive environment.

I believe he's saying the same thing. There are more job seekers than the jobs. I guess it's our politicians that are giving them the opportunities. If only the government had created more jobs like they always promise, things would have been quite different. Maybe more job seekers than jobs still, but the gap definitely wouldn't have been this wide.

Well said my guy, she's not so ignorant but yet very ignorant.lol, what a twist.

If you trust yourself, i mean, if you know verbal aptitude and math (GMAT stuff) and you're sure of scoring atleast 60%, then you can take the trip. Although, paying for a trip from Abuja at this fuel scarcity period might cause you some headache.

If you trust yourself, i mean, if you know verbal aptitude and math (GMAT stuff) and you're sure of scoring atleast 60%, then you can take the trip. Although, paying for a trip from Abuja at this fuel scarcity period might cause you some headache.

You just said most. Right? Well then, go with the ones that don't ask for it. Just keep applying to anyone until you are called. When they ask for it, you simply tell them the truth. You can never tell. Goodluck!

@trini_girl, I believe you posted this because your conscience has been pricking you so bad that you desperately want the truth before you lead yourself to the pit.

Well, as you can see, you haven't gotten the truth yet because everyone here hasn't given you enough evidence to proof you wrong.

I want to suggest that you go see a respected pastor to give you a real low down on this issue. They know better OK. It's their job. So, take my advice and stop taking all these insults. Watch it! You might be heading to the pit. Unless of course if you don't mind.

I studied Computer Science.

Dear Nairalander,

Have you ever been interviewed before? Interview questions can be tricky and sometimes straight forward. It is important that we get used to some of the common questions asked at the "hot" desk. And mind your grammar when answering these questions too.

If you have been interviewed before, kindly share with us your experiences.

I am posting this because of what I noticed in a thread here titled "Job Seekers: What Course Did You Study?". When you are asked, "What course did you study?". How should your answer be like?

Is it,
"I read Medicine."

Or,
"I studied Medicine."

So, if you have anything to share on job interview questions in Information Technology, Medicine, Banking, etc please kindly do that here.
Thanks

How long have you been programming with java? I have a friend that could help you but you need to come down to the south like the other nairalander suggested.

Company : Elf Petroleum Nigeria Limited
Contract : permanent position
Branch : Exploration Production
Location : Nigeria - Port Harcourt
Interviews will take place in : Port Harcourt
Starting date : As soon as possible
Salary : According to profile and experience

Job description :
Successful applications will be enrolled into EPNL's Oil & Gas Production Training Scheme, facilitated by CEGELEC. Candidates who successfully complete the training programme will be considered for the usual recruitment process in EPNL.

Upon employment, the ideal candidate will be responsible for effective and efficient operation and monitoring of production process equipment associated with EPNL's onshore or offshore production facilities. Specifically, the job holder will:
• Safely operate and monitor all production process equipment associated with EPNL oil and gas production, pipe lines, utility and safety systems to achieve set production and or operational targets.
• Carry out first level maintenance on instrumentation, pumps and other production equipment.
• Ensure that all relevant production data is accurately recorded and reported daily.
• Advise the Chief Operator of any potentially hazardous situations in order to ensure the earliest possible return to completely safe working conditions.
• Ensure that all installations and work sites are kept safe and that a safe and secure working environment exists at all times with particular regard to the permit to work procedures.
• Ensure that all installations and work sites are kept clean and tidy at all times.
• Maintain full awareness of emergency procedures so as to be capable of immediately assuring the appropriate responsibilities in the event of an emergency.
• To carry out any other duties assigned to him that are within his capabilities and for which he has received appropriate training.
• During, facility commissioning perios, assist the commissioning team in preparing commissioning operating tests and equipment performance checks, as well as preparing the start-up phase

Education :
The ideal candidate must be a motivated self-starter who possesses the following qualifications and attributes:

* OND (or equivalent) in any Engineering discipline from accredited higher institutions
* Class of degree of at least Upper Credit
* 2006/2007 graduate


Experience :
The position does not require any experience. However, Oil & Gas bias may be an added advantage.


Skills :
* High numeracy skills
* Good communication and interpersonal skills

Follow this link to apply: http://www.careers.total.com/careersFO/careers/detailOffre?OFF_ID=10000811&$DTO_SESSION$LANGUE_0=EN

ajagbei:

Happy New Year to you all. My name is idowu, I reside in Port Harcourt-Nigeria. I am a Microsoft Certified professional, I am into Information Technology, in case your computer/pc is faulty or you have problems with your Local Area network, feel free to call my Gsm no on: 08037376680 for contract, I am available 24/7. God bless you.

I also have the E-book and braindumps for Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer for windows 2003(M.C.S.E) for sale, in case you are in need of it. God bless you.

How much is it?

I have a friend that wants to start the MBA program in Unilag but needs a helping hand on how to get started. Does anyone know the requirements needed? Will be glad if you also know someone within the campus that might also be of help.