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udores:
Let us know if you have gotten additional info in your email. I tried logging in just now and it took me to "Research Area Category". Strange. Previously, it usually displays choice of interview center. Anyways, my overview still has PH as my interview center which is correct. I think things are being sorted out.

udores:
Same thing as yesterday. I was told by their staff we will be informed before the end of yesterday. I complained that my MSc transcript will be ready by Monday and asked if it was required for the interview. But I was told that all required documents will hinted to us through the update. So it seems they are having logistic problems at the moment. A postponement of the interview is eminent.

Miamibutch:
How and when were they selected.?
Anyway, congrats to them, their future is secured already.

Bsmartt:
I hope this refinery will give way to stable price regime whereby forces of demand and supply will determine the market price.
@Op where are other 28 trainees?

madri4u:
Connection candidates. Hahaha. Naijah. Not more dan 26-28 years jst to deprive others from applying for job.

AfonjaConehead:



..did I CALLED,MENTIONED kwa! CHAII!!!

Girama/Engriss nò easy

Angy55:
oga ooo, is oghene kome an IBO name? Do your research well before seeking for attention.

Elijahrona:
OgheneKome is an Urhobo/Isoko name. We've got nothing to do with Igbo

erico2k2:
This is an evidence that the Northern Man is way backward in educational geography even you fall under this same group, that face book post was made by a person from DELTA SOUTH urhobo/Isoko, so why mention IGBOS? if you want to trade insults based on ethnic bigotry do well in researching well in the battle field you tend to fight on or else you will embarrass yourself like Babaginda Mohammed Nda did on face book

NEW DELHI: A Nigerian man has been arrested for cloning debit cards of over 100 people and withdrawing money fraudulently from their accounts. The victims had swiped their cards at ATMs in upscale south Delhi colonies.

The man identified as Kingsley had a unique modus operandi. Police said he would identify an ATM kiosk that didn't have a security guard around. He would go inside, rip open the card swiping slot of the machine and place a scanner behind it. Black tape would hold the device in place. Next, Kingsley would place a camera somewhere on the machine so that its focus would be on the keypad.

Whenever an ATM user swiped his card, the scanner would capture the details while the camera would record the PIN as the customer keyed it in. Once the customer stepped out, Kingsley would go inside, fetch the card reader and camera, and clone the card with the details. Then he would swipe the cloned card at other ATMs and withdraw money. In this way, customer after customer fell victim to Kingsley's fraud.

Until one day, a woman who operated an ATM near Hari Nagar found a large transaction done from her card long after she had withdrawn money. She immediately reported the matter to the police, who then obtained footage of CCTV cameras installed nearby.
Police spotted two black Africans entering the kiosk and got suspicious. They tracked one of them to a locality near Uttam Nagar. It was Kingsley. He was arrested.

During interrogation, Kingsley said that he had placed similar gadgets at an unguarded ATM near Rajendra Dhaba in Safdarjung Enclave and another in Mumbai with the help of his friend seen in the footage.
"We have seized the devices used to clone the cards and are scanning through Kingsley's laptops to find out the identities of the other customers. We have so far recovered the details of 110 customers in Delhi," said DCP (southwest) Surender Kumar.
A theft case has been registered and efforts are on to trace Kingsley's associate.

Shams101:
Congrats bro......Haven't gotten mine....do you know any other departments that have also received theirs. Was it email or text??

ikorodureporta:
FESTAC==>CMS==>FALOMO.....Bourdillion is by the roundabout

apollo13:
Where u dey for festac leme give u a lift.

anyiee:
Please any news from Dangote. The waiting eh. God please touch their heart ohh. Its been a long journey since August last year ohh.

loomer:
I no kuku understand wetin him dey talk