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SarahGee:Interested if still available— |
Pdizzle:Very sad indeed. |
iamademola:Alright, thanks. |
iamademola:Is the man who said project isn't necessary a staff of the company? How about the write up about yourself, was it handwritten too? |
accurateloye:Does this mean the previous one has been concluded? What about people who applied and haven't been contacted yet? And please, give us a little low down on the new recruitment you saw in the punch. |
crixtex:OK, thanks. |
iamademola:No, I'm just trying to apply now. Did you apply through post mail or in person? How did you obtain the department code? And how did you provide evidence for projects you've done? Pardon my questions. |
crixtex:Please, what has been your experience since applying to kuramo industries? And how did you provide evidence for projects you've engaged in? |
I'm one |
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Solecontroller:Wise words. I wish I thought like this while in school. First class, geology. |
Miracle212:OK, gonna go check them out now. Thanks. |
Miracle212:Please send the prep materials to |
Surprised I'm reading about this for the first time. Afrika must have been a really great student leader. Quite young and very much impactful, unlike the vc puppets we had in school. I'm really moved by this. RIP Afrika and the other four. Aluta! |
EazyMoh:Done. Documents uploaded. But I didn't see any space for uploading Nysc certificate. Thanks for the help. |
EazyMoh:I copied and pasted it. So, I couldn't possibly have made any mistake. Will keep trying. |
Another thing I noticed: for date of birth, days of the month from 25 down do not display as what they are, e.g 25 displays as 20. Even if you keep going back and changing to 25, it keeps reverting to 20. |
drtwist:How did you upload your documents? |
EazyMoh:Page not found. |
opson2016:It's been kind of impossible for I and my friends to apply. My current problem is that I'm told I am already registered, even when my documents haven't been uploaded. How do I upload my documents? |
Martins301:Since you can't find anything about them online, my advice is "RUN!!!". Most probably scammers. |
Religion of piss... |
And none of the Fulani marauders have been arraigned yet. They've only kept on the killings and rapine. Nigeria is truly a joke. |
Dem dey bring am steady, even though they only give us light like once in a week or less. Crazy world, this country. |
@Op, you cannot make conclusions based on the action of one man or a few persons. I'm sure there are many priests and Catholics who would have welcomed and treated you warmly. Should we then conclude, based on that, that all Catholics are warm and genial? Absolutely not. What your experience should teach you is that kindness isn't borne of religious affiliations or lack of it. Catholics can be good people. Catholics can be bad people. Protestants can be either good or bad; same with Muslims and the unreligious. It isn't their religion or affiliations that makes them good. They will be good/bad with or without it. That unwelcoming priest would well have remained an unwelcoming person even as a Protestant, Muslim, atheist or whatever. So, don't blame Catholicism. It has nothing to do with it. |
Below is a compiled list of fake employers/recruitment agencies in Nigeria. Beware! This is just for your awareness so you don't risk your life, waste the little you have and travel all the way from say Calabar to Lagos for aptitude test/interview for non-existent job positions. O'neal Incorporated marvysammy@gmail.com - No 1, Babatunde str, off Ogunlana Drive, Surulere, Lagos ONEAL claim to be a multifaceted consulting firm with expertise in human resources management, healthcare management and management. However, they are a MLM and GNLD company out to collect money from you to supply you health products with promise of financial reward. The real O'Neal Inc is a foreign company into construction with address at http://www.onealinc.com/ Globaldrill Bay Oil & Gas Limited globaldrillbay@gmail.com, info@globaldrillbayoil.com - Kristina Jade Learning Centre, No. 70B, Olorunlogbon Street, Off Alade Lawal Street, Anthony Village. Lagos State. They claim to be an Oil & Gas servicing company with focus on energy, training , job placement, commodity brokerage. They are after scamming you of your money for non existent jobs and trainings. Virtual Human Resources Limited tejumolavhr@yahoo.com - 5,Akpomuje, Okoto, Oshodi Lagos VHR is claim to be a leader In personnel outsourcing services management. We build long-term relationships with our clients and deliver tailored and sustainable solutions to their Financial/Health challenges. The recruit for MLM and GNLD companies or individuals who are after extorting money from you. Website address is at http://www.virtualhumanresources.net/ Zeolite Plus 07031666139 - 6,Akinremi str., Anifowose, Ikeja Zeolite Plus claims to be a multi-national company based in lagos, majoring into:Human Resources Development And Business Management,Branding/Packaging,Sales/Marketing ,Procurement Services And General. However they recruit mainly for GNLD and MLM companies or individuals Mantledox Logistics Please run from anything that bears this name. Precious Metal International Network (PMIN) Limited admin@pmicoins.com - 269a - 279 Barking Road Plaistow, London E13 8EQ UK PMIN Limited claim to have a product called PMICollectibles set to connect Africa to the world by facilitating the distribution of wide varieties of modern precious coins through Direct Sales and that the PMICoins will be distributed by individuals who chose to trade with the company as independent dealers in developing a powerful network that makes it easier for many to benefit. Each collectible coin bought will be helping in creating business for the nation through our diverse social action projects. They are after your money and will ask you to pay. Please avoid them. Esther Breakthrough Big time scam MPG Resources Scam Beyond Stardom Nigeria Limited Ile - Ile Bus Stop , Opposite SkyeBank Plc, Ketu, 505 Ikorodu Rd, Lagos 0805 356 7259 These guys are very sophisticated scammers who readily invite unsuspecting job seekers for cheap aptitude tests allowing for everybody to pass and afterwards demand a non refundable fee of N2500 before recommendation letters will be dished out to people to non-employing or totally non-existent companies with wrong addresses. I still see desperate people going there to write tests and waste their time and money and I shake my head. Watch out and don't get fooled!!! BetaAge Consult Another big scam Grace Land Global Resources cv.graceland@outlook.com - Block A, Mainland Avenue, Lagos. They claim to be into importation and exportation of cosmetics. Hibrah Nigeria hr.recruitment044@outlook.com - Starlink house, suit 202, 8/10 Salamotu Eniola strt, Ilasa Lagos They claim to be a consulting company, but are multi level marketing company. Clinton Fund (CF) hr@clinton-fund.org - They claim to be a Washington, D.C.-based international development firm providing specialized short- and long-term technical assistance. The real organisation is The Clinton Foundation with web address (https://www.clintonfoundation.org/) Hyena Ltd hr.recruitment044@outlook.com - Starlink house, suit 202, 8/10 Salamotu Eniola strt, Ilasa Lagos They claim to be a wholly owned Nigerian firm with offices in Lagos that offer an array of business and management consulting services to private and public companies and other organizations. However, from our investigations they are a GNLD company (Multilevel marketing). Virginland Careers Virginland1careers@gmail.com - Lagos They are fake recruitment agency that claim to recruit for non-existent companies. Marigold Mobile Kitchens info.marigoldkitchen@gmail.com - 73, Akerele Street Surulere Lagos Marigold Mobile Kitchens claim to be a is a privately owned and operated corporation established in 2010 to provide mobile food service and logistics equipment in Nigeria. William Consult who claim to recruit for them states the company has it’s headquarters in Nasarawa State and provides full service project management in temporary food service solutions attracting clients from around the country. However, Marigold Mobile Kitchens doesn't exist from our investigations, the real company is Marigold Kitchens based in Philadelphia, PA 19104, United States Sub Saharan Africa Climate Fund hr@ssacf.org - Sub Saharan Africa Climate Fund (SSACF), 5-16 Dering Street, Mayfair, London, W1S 5AR They claim to be working to ensure a healthy, productive Africa and a planet for everyone. However, they will demand as condition for employment Psychometric testing - International Certified Psychometric and Situational Judgement Test (CPSJT) and will refer you to other fake agencies like Maxmax HR Consultants (www.maxmaxhr.com), - Grill HR Consultants (www.grillhr.net), Dopra International (www.dopra.net), - Tumda Online Certification (tumda.net), - Dario HR (www.dario.com), - QicHr Consultants (www.qichr.com) (Most are based in East Africa - Kenya). These agencies will demand between $90 USD and $150 USD for online test and will usually ask you to pay through western Union, United Bank of Africa AfriCash, Moneygram, Eco Bank Rapid Transfer - Cash to Cash. Beware do not fall a victim. Minerva Oil & Gas Refining Company human.resource@minervaoilandgas.com - Phase 1 | L22 Permit | Port Campbell | VIC | 3000 | Australia, Phase 11 Annex | 192 Brumbys Road | Port Campbell | VIC | 3269 They claim to have exploration, development, production and marketing activities in more than a dozen countries around the globe, with a significant position in the deep water Gulf of Mexico, Nigeria, onshore US, Canada and Australia. They are out to defraud people, they will ask you to pay fees for relocation, immigration etc. Please beware CEO Resource Nigeria Limited jobs@jakophite.com - 203, Favour Street Opposite Oando Fill Station, Agege Pen Cinema Bus Stop, Old Abeokuta Motor Road,Lagos They claim to a recruiting firm. They ask job seekers, when invited for interview, to pay certain amount of money to join them. Please beware. Ingnitlyte Limited Company ignitehr@yahoo.com - Suite 201, Philez Plaza, 2 Osolo way, 7/8 Bus Stop, Off Murtala Intl Airport road, Beside Keystone Bank, Lagos State They claim to a business development consulting firm. Their mission is to be the best customer service provider in the world, while unvailing great mystery behind man’s inability to live optimally in the area of wealth and health. They are into GNLD and MLM marketing of of drugs and health products. Beware, they will ask for money to introduce you into their Multi level marketing scheme. www.ignilyte.com Health Stream Alliance healthenlist@gmail.com - Toyin Street, Ikeja They are a health management and development outfit. They are into GNLD/ Multilevel marketing looking for candidates to swindle to sell drugs. Starline Consult Nigeria Ltd starlineconsult2@yahoo.com - Obigbo Road, Aba Road, Port Harcourt, Rivers, Nigeria They are into GNLD/ Multilevel marketing looking for candidates to swindle to sell drugs. Crystalite Care Ventures crystalitecareventurecruitment@gmail.com - Ibadan Road, Ibadan South-West, Oyo, Nigeria. They claim to be a company in collaboration with world health organization,ASSAP,and other multi national companies.However, they are into GNLD/ Multilevel marketing looking for candidates to swindle to sell drugs. Medpro Global Resources bluepalms04@gmail.com - 161 Ikorodu rd beside Lanre Shittu motors Onipanu B/S, Lagos They are into GNLD/ Multilevel marketing looking for candidates to swindle to sell drugs. Boss Resources frecohr@gmail.com - 90,Awolowo way,Opp MAN House,Ikeja They claim to be a multinational Company with substantial investments in Nigeria, South Africa and Ghana. They are into GNLD/ Multilevel marketing looking for candidates to swindle. Global Oil Consult globaloilconsultant@gmail.com - Toyin street Ikeja Lagos Nigeria Global Oil Consult sometimes they answer Global Oil Consultant. They claim to be an oil and gas, upstream exploration consulting company but they are a multilevel marketing company. They lure unsuspecting candidates into parting with their money in order to join their scheme. Home Places Consult homeplacesconsult@gmail.com - Lagos State They are a multilevel marketing company. They lure unsuspecting candidates into parting with their money in order to join their scheme. Dahlia Consult dahlia.consult110@gmail.com - Lagos State They are a multilevel marketing company. They lure unsuspecting candidates into parting with their money in order to join their scheme. New Star Metal International Limited recruitment@nsmiglobal.com - 1-6 Alhaji Lateef Sulaimon Street (Behind AP Filling Station) Opposite Owode-Onirin Market Kosofe LGA Lagos State They claim to be a private company categorized under Aluminum Smelting and Refining (Secondary) and located in Lagos State, Nigeria, However they are a multilevel marketing company also operating under the name NSMI Global Concept. They lure unsuspecting candidates into parting with their money in order to join their scheme. NSMI Global Concept recruitment@nsmiglobal.com - 1-6 Alhaji Lateef Sulaimon Street (Behind AP Filling Station) Opposite Owode-Onirin Market Kosofe LGA Lagos State They claim to be an international company that deals in farm produce and other household necessities, However they are a multilevel marketing company. They lure unsuspecting candidates into parting with their money in order to join their scheme. Vision Technologist Resources visiontechnologistresources@gmail.com - Lagos None existent and takes a name similar to another company abroad. Mahama Business Consult hr.mahamaconsult@gmail.com - surulere lagos They claim to be a consulting firm that offer high quality services to provide the best outcomes for clients with a different approach. They are however a Fake recruitment agency. Williams Consult williamscaco@gmail.com - 73, Akerele Street Surulere Lagos They claim to recruit for organizations that are either non existent or exists outside the country Note: this list can’t be complete because they keep changing name and address everyday, so be very cautious. Please save a friend and share. Source:http://www.jobzilla.ng/2015/08/list-of-fake-employersrecruitment_25.html?m=1 |
But given the current situation, deregulation will mean we would purchase petrol for higher than 145 naira. |
Get ready to grab a tissue, because this is an incredibly beautiful and sad story of a real family coming together. Three months ago a Reddit user, who we’ll call John, went through his old things and found a Nintendo 64. It was only then he remembered a memory from his childhood living in the US Bible Belt. He was in his room playing while a guy, almost his dad’s age, had come over to the house while his 16-year-old brother was babysitting him. There was a big age difference between the two brothers at the time, but John would always do as his older brother, who we’ll call Ryan, said, as Ryan would pull him around in a wagon and babysit him often. While he was asleep, John woke up to his brother whispering outside the front door. ‘Don’t worry, he’s asleep’, he said. The older guy then said something he couldn’t hear, but John could make out the word ‘visit’. ‘The next morning–the day he disappeared–my parents were at work,’ John said. ‘My brother was acting very strange. I remember he kept checking the clock. In the afternoon, I remember him picking me up and asking me if I wanted to go in the wagon. I was too hooked on Nintendo 64 and said no. He almost begged me and I said no again. ‘Then he told me he had to run to our neighbor’s house for something, I don’t even remember what he said. I said okay. He reminded me to not open the door for anyone, only mom and dad. I shouted at him “OKAY!” because Super Mario was getting on my fucking nerves and he wasn’t helping. ‘He gave me a hug and told me he loved me and left. He never came back.’ Ryan was declared missing, making the news, as a ‘creepy unsolved mystery’. During his freshman year of college, John was part of a sports team that got national recognition, his picture on ESPN. A few days later, he got a gift basket. He thought it was from his parents so threw away the card. He ate what was it in it, and it was full of candy from his childhood. After calling his parents to thank them, they told him they didn’t send one. ‘Then I got to thinking: all of those candies were what I used to eat as a kid. Literally all I ate for the earliest years of my life were those candies. I tried to find the card, but I couldn’t,’ John wrote. ‘Then I began to think about how my brother would wheel me in the wagon to the gas station close to our house so I could get candy after dinner, even though it was a punishable-by-death “no-no” from mom.’ This seed soon grew, wondering whether his brother was still alive. The card sent with the gift basket was missing. John decided to contact the detectives who worked on the case. They informed John that Ryan was no longer on the missing persons register, and hadn’t been for several years by his parents’ request. It turns out Ryan had contacted his parents to tell him where he was, he was gay, and living with a man. Over the years he had tried sending letters, but they were always rebuked or thrown away. ‘It disgusted my parents. He tried reaching out to them. They told him they didn’t want anything to do with him and that I didn’t remember him and wouldn’t want to see him,’ John said. ‘I went ballistic. My parents weren’t fazed by it. They sincerely hate my brother for who he is–for being gay. They kept him a secret from me all my fucking life. My brother missed the birth of his nephew, he missed my wedding, graduations, EVERYTHING. Just because of my parents. They lied to me.’ He added: ‘I’ve been able to get a phone number and contact information from police officers. my brother left it all open in case anyone from our family wanted to contact him. i still can’t work up the nerve to call him. The address I have for him is across the fucking country. But he’s alive. My brother is alive,’ he added. ‘I haven’t talked to my parents in weeks and I never plan on speaking to them again. not for what they’ve done to me, or my brother.’ The day after calling his parents, John told his wife. (She’s black, and his dad refused to speak to his son for two years after John married her). She insisted John call his brother, taking herself and their son out for a day together. ‘About an hour of pacing and drinking two glasses of scotch at 1 o’clock in the afternoon, I called the number again. It rang three times. I panicked. I hung up. But this time, the number was calling me back. I swear to whatever God(s) above, I thought my heart was going to stop. I almost threw up right there. I answered the call,’ John wrote. ‘The first thing I heard on the other end of the line was a guy laughing in the background. There was wind on the phone. The person on the other end was outside and it was windy. “Who is this?” ‘It was his voice. I knew that voice. It was my fucking brother. My brother! Who had been gone for my entire life! I covered my mouth with my shaking hands and just sat there. He kept asking me who it was. The guy in the background was trying to talk over him. He hung up on me. I called him back right away. He answered again. ‘Me being a creepy ass, the first thing I said after decades of not seeing him and thinking he was dead, I blurted: “I got your number.” ‘He asked me who I was and what I wanted. I said, “It’s me.” There was a really long pause. I thought the call had dropped. Then I heard him tell someone to turn the radio down and roll the window up. The sound of wind stopped… and then he asked me my name. I told him and he said that I was lying. I told him I got his number from the missing children’s network and detectives. I heard him gasp. He asked me what color shoelaces he wore to a picnic when we were kids, and I remember my mom getting mad at his orange laces with blue shoes. It was the last time we were together as a family. ‘I could tell he was crying. The first thing he asked me was: “Where are you?” and I told him I lived a few hours away from home. Without hesitating, he told me, “I’m coming.” ‘He went straight to the airport without any luggage, bought a plane ticket, and flew straight to me. We stayed on the phone with each other the whole time. When he was walking through the gate, I knew who he was right away. He is middle-aged; salt and pepper hair, muscular. He looks just like our dad, only better. I know if I told him that, that would make him mad. ‘I literally pushed an old lady out of the way and I just hugged him. He’s about two inches taller than me. He was able to pick me up. He was crying, I was crying. I was having a breakdown. We went to a bar at the airport. He wouldn’t let me out of his sight. He kept holding onto my arm. He kept telling me how unreal it all was. He apologized to me. He kept crying, telling me he felt horrible. I told him to forget everything and tell me about his life. ‘He’s married. His husband is a doctor—a pediatric oncologist. They live in the Pacific Northwest. They have two children—girls, 12 and 8. He works as a legal consultant and has his own firm. He has an amazing life. He told me that he thought I hated him and wanted nothing to do with him. We sat at the bar for hours. Literal hours. I think we sat for about six hours before I begged him to come home and meet my wife.’ He added: ‘We got home, and my wife was a mess. She hugged him and insisted he stay with us. At this point, his husband was going insane and kept calling him. He had no idea what was going on. He thought he had eloped or something. It was crazy for a couple of days until everything was explained and out in the open. ‘My son and my brother were like two peas in a pod. Honestly, I never wanted children. My son was an amazing accident, but I’m not good with kids. I’m always afraid I’m going to break them. But my brother is a pro. Kids love him. ‘He stayed with us for two weeks. And in two weeks, everything about my life changed. His husband and two daughters flew in to stay with us. My brother-in-law and my two nieces. My family. They were my family. They are my family. ‘My brother wants my wife and I to move to be closer to him. My wife is on board. I work as a professor at a university and have already started to send out feelers to see if there are any open positions, and I’ve found one that is actually tenured and higher pay. ‘I do not plan on forgiving my parents, but my brother still loves them. He went by their house and knocked on the door. My father shut the door in his face. My mother gave him a hug and told him to take care of himself. Then she shut him out. I can’t forgive them for that. I have no reason to stay close to them. I want to be with my family. I want to make up for all the lost time. ‘It’s 2am right now and I’m drinking a tall glass of scotch and grading papers. My beautiful, wonderful, smart, amazing wife is asleep on the couch. She likes to watch me grade papers. My son is asleep in his room cuddled up with all the stuffed animals his uncle brought him. And I’m here, so happy, so fulfilled knowing that my family has grown and doubled in size so suddenly. My heart is happy. I am so happy right now.’ Source: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/man-told-gay-brother-went-missing-christian-parents-decades-later-found/#gs.BSqoXhQ |
sisichels:Thanks |
sisichels:I'd love to have the study pack too. |