AlabiJ:
Osanobua! At this rate Obaseki himself might end up decamping back to APC to support his opponent.

favor914:
I believe you meant to say easiest? Obaseki is finished, the Person I feel most sorry for is his deputy Shaibu, betrayed his master to follow a muppet Obaseki.

Akin3891:


Why did it fail? I redeemed @ past 12 am on Friday and I received the funds on Saturday night. Make sure you input your pin number correctly and if you've forgotten, reset it on the apps settings.

Wickedtruths:


Audio farmer, you're still here looking for victims?
Aren't you supposed to be clearing your farm in preparation for new planting season?

Small time now, you would be seen in the property section fighting for agency fees. From there you move to the autos section, looking for a vehicle on hire purchase.

unite4real:


your capital is preserved. Safe

emmanuelewumi:


Since you have a money market fund with FBN Asset Management you can try their stock broking subsidiary FBN Securities . They are located in the same building at Keffi street south west Ikoyi Lagos

emmanuelewumi:

Thank you sir for the information. So funny I didn’t no about them... I was considering opening an account with them but was just scared of my capital since I dont hear much about them.

In that case I think I may visit the bank for an account opening.

Thank you again.

It is a Merchant Bank. These are the following Merchant Banks in Nigeria


FBN Quest Merchant Bank

FSDH Merchant Bank

Coronation Merchant.

Due to the nature of their business model, they usually have about 3 branches in Nigeria.

You will need a minimum of N20 million to buy Treasury Bills in some of these banks, but with 10k or thereabout you can buy their money market fund

emmanuelewumi:
Just got another money market fund from FSDH Asset Management at 12.2%. The returns will fluctuate between 10.5% and 12% for the next 4 months until when their Treasury Bills mature

RockHard:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/09/wikes-revenge-atikus-next-move/


Excellent!! Ops, well done!

Fayose, supplied noise, hahahahahhaha.

just2simple:
But this sad reality happened in their last recruit for ths same position in 2014.
Yes, Mobil as a group may have noble plans but some unscrupulous guys might frustrate ths so-called transparent process.
I'm not here to discourage anyone from ths course.

just2simple:
I was privately told by an insider that Exxon has their already pen-down guys they wish to fix for this position.
If that is true, then why bother to stress jobless guys to expend their money, energy and time for nothing

Jease:
Please, send me skill test materials for mechanical engineering.

Thanks.

Joecool88:


You guys should better start studying SCADA system, P & ID, PFD related to oil and gas operations. Also study the process plant controls/indicators such as PI (pressure gauge or indicator, TI( Temperature gauge), PS (pressure switch) etc as well as other process symbols. Stop all these: send me mechanical, electrical test materials.

Logictinz:
Question please, are we suppose to prepare for both mechanical, electrical, and chemical questions?

Or would it be discipline specific?

Ewedegubbler:


Obaseki is a Bini man, they have by far the largest voting population in the state whilst Oshiomhole comes from in insignificant minority. This is Nigeria and when the chips are down, the ethnic card takes over. this is a battle that oshiomhole cannot win,...

Olaoke16:


The three reasonings (Numerical, Verbal and abstract) for now, then people that passed this will be invited for the skills test... Cheers!

emeviks:
Someone already posted it here free of Charge!

I wonder y dis guy was asking for 500 naira b4 he cud send d stuffs.

Nice one Ola for posting free.

oilmonie:
Got an invite without a test location. Dunno if it's just me

Yankee101:
Nigerians have an Esau spirit.

The ability to sell their birthright for a morsel of bread and a ladle of soup

The results at the polls are not being announced and much sorrow, blood.and tears have been shed at the polling units

Buharistans seek to force themselves back to power in a brazen manner. I've always said that if he accepts this, Tinubu's plans will pan out and Osinbanjo will become a puppet President. Be careful what you wish for.

I think it's high time i gave up on Nigeria. People like us will benefit no matter who is President. It will have just been nice if people that understood an economy, or can identify requisite talent needed to grow the country came to power. But i can't keep sending money to Nigerians to help feed, pay for school fees, go to the hospital etc If a nation cannot rise up and fulfil the true meaning of it's creed, i won't sacrifice myself for people unwilling to be saved. Even salvation in Christianity requires the sinner accepting salvation.

As you lay your bed, lay in it Nigerians. The economy will likely falter. Monies will be stolen. A new level of impunity (enter Ameachi, Yahaya Bello, Elrufai Et alia) will be unleashed. Lawlessness will grow like the pangs of childbirth without the ease of birthing. Generations will be born and die in Nigeria without knowing what kindness or a functional society looks like. Fulanis will rage. Yahoo, kidnapping and robbery due to hunger. Religious persecution will hover. Hunger will swallow the land. Unfortunately, it is the hardest Buhari fans that will be hardest hit. The iliterate almajiri, the fanatic young graduate looking for a job and the market women tricked by a 10k naira loan. INEC and other appointed officials will have lot's of looted money but no good roads to get them to a hospital on time when they fall ill. If there are, there won't be any good and qualified people at hand, becaise they've all fled to Asia, Europe, Americas or the Carribeans because of hunger, if they get a doctor or nurse there won't be any equipment or drugs to treat their ailments.

Rwanda was a war torn country in 1994, today she uses drones to deliver blood supplies to remote hospitals.

Ghana was chased out of Nigeria in the 80s with Ghana must go mantras, today nigerians are being chased out of ghana because we've overstayed our welcome.

We've had oil and gas for ages, now the Niger Delta is polluted, NNPC is richer than states and operating like a cult with secret transactions and accounts, pension funds of future generations is being looted, the people don't know or know but do nothing about it. No real ongoing investment in future technology. We don't have robotics, AI, Neural networks or chip making learning centres. We are walking into the 22nd century to compete with sticks and stones.

In the 80s you could go to Kaduna and get your UK visa same day via 3rd party submission, today there are no such consulates spread around or the liberty to travel to any nation of your choice. If you do you face scrutiny for your skin colour and the sins of your countrymen. Visas are harder and will continue to be harder. Only the best of Nigerians will get visas easily, allowed entrance to better other economies while naija suffers.


Neither Atiku nor Buhari were supposed to be elected president. Both have failed Nigerians at different times in history. Any of the young educated folks should have been better. But because only a major party can win an election, the choice became the best of 2 evils. Nigerians at various levels (military, INEC, even young corpers and some voters) decided that for a morsel and a ladle of soup, Nigeria's collective future was not important.

Adieu my former motherland.

If I've never settled for America in my heart, tonight as i cry for my old nation in my heart, i look to me new nation and tell myself with a sigh, WELCOME TO AMERICA!

OgogoroFreak:
One secret I use in making money in Nigeria is to always base my calculations that Nigeria would be worst tomorrow than today. It always work for me I don't know why.

The average Nigerian mindset is that "e go better" but history shows that it has never been better with time in Nigeria.

By this time next 2years, we will all be complaining about Atiku and how he needs to be voted out(thats if he wins).

Most of these politicians know this. They don't keep Naira, they keep dollars.

If Mr A and Mr B start investing in tbills today with same amount. But Mr A is doing tbills in dollars while Mr B is doing tbills in naira, in 20years time, Mr A would have at least, twice the money Mr B has.

GonFreecss1:


If what you think will happen, happens... even money in your bank account will be gone.

Your physical naira note will be useless. Anything that will make Nigerian Treasury bills to fail, anything naira both in bank account and physical note will too. It's that simple.