₦airaland Forum

rocknation62:
Then federal government will still declare another holiday when MMM unfreeze our MAVRO...click LIKE if you Agree
NIGERIANS WHEN MMM UNFREEZE MAVRO...

cametopass:
The OP is only exposing his ignorance. Did you or not read warning on MMM website to use your spare money that you can afford to lose? And you signed that you have read and understood it before going ahead to participate? I know you will ask me where you signed, mumu! You will not only sue MMM, you will even sue Russia govt, United nations, World bank, IMF - all join. Ignoramus! Abeg park for oneside joor.

If you must know, MMM has not crashed like anti MMM elements are making you believe. Watchout for a stronger MMM in 2017. Did you not hear that MMM crashed in South Africa and Zimbabwe? The assignment I want to give you is to find out if MMM is strong these two countries now or not. Listen not to people who do not understand the ideology of MMM.

BiafranBushBoy:
They want us to leave MMM and buy shares,

So that they will be deducting our cash every month!!

Foolish Access bank...

cametopass:
I can bet anything that MMM will not crash in Nigeria. The only thing that will crash it is for govt to be paying people what they get from MMM. But come o, wetin concern Access Bank for MMM matter? If we leave MMM we go come settle for 2% per annum from Access Bank abi? Access Bank, Access Bank! Access Bank! How many times did I call you? Stop taking panadol for MMM headache. There is no MMM participant that does not know the risk in MMM. They should no shed crocodile tears for MMM participants. Dont allow MMM to order its members to close their accounts in Access bank. You have been warned!

BiafranBushBoy:
They want us to leave MMM and buy shares,

So that they will be deducting our cash every month!!

Foolish Access bank...

chardyni:
Hello All,

The December applications have been called for interviews and all.

Was informed that I have been shorlisted for another position I applied for in December.

So I now have two open applications awaiting feedback.

FriendChoice:
So Kano and Plateau were not affected by Boko Haram? Is that what you're saying?

uboma:
Your desperation is so obvious that even a blind man can feel it.
jabberjawz offered a sound advice to you.
What is yours will always come to you....

chardyni:
Hello uboma,

I assume that you are talking about the december recruitment.

About the regret mails, this should roughly be the time people are getting feedback as per the 131 day average time for recruitment. I suspect that some of the recruitment staff have gone on leave. The HR assistant I kept calling has her number switched off.

People should come out from the woodwork and identiyf if undertaken the interview and test of August/September.

uboma:
Candidates that applied for Procurement and Supply positions have been invited for test.

The recruitment seems to be in batches since it is the first time WFP will be kicking off operations in Nigeria.


For those who applied and are yet to receive a 'regret mail' from WFP, be patient and hope for the best.

chardyni:
People that applied for the December deadline jobs should please comment and not only watch.

Gambian leader Yahya Jammeh has rejected the result of the presidential election held earlier this month, a week after admitting defeat.
Mr Jammeh cited "abnormalities" in the vote and called for fresh elections.
Mr Jammeh, who took power in a coup in 1994, was defeated by Adama Barrow, who won more than 43% of the vote.

Mr Barrow accused the incumbent of damaging democracy by refusing to accept the result. His transition team said the president-elect was safe.
The results were revised by the country's electoral commission on 5 December, when it emerged that the ballots for one area were added incorrectly, swelling Mr Barrow's vote.

The error, which also added votes to the other candidates, "has not changed the status quo" of the result, the commission said.
However, it narrowed Mr Barrow's margin of victory from 9% to 4%.

Mr Jammeh said that he now rejected the results of the election "in totality".
"After a thorough investigation, I have decided to reject the outcome of the recent election," Mr Jammeh said.
"I lament serious and unacceptable abnormalities which have reportedly transpired during the electoral process.
"I recommend fresh and transparent elections which will be officiated by a God-fearing and independent electoral commission."

Mr Barrow's spokesperson said the head of the army, General Ousman Badjie, supported the president-elect, having pledged his allegiance after the initial result.
The BBC's West Africa correspondent, Thomas Fessy, said people have been celebrating the end of Mr Jammeh's 22-year rule for the past week, but now The Gambia's future looks uncertain again.

Foreign criticism of Jammeh
The government in neighbouring Senegal condemned the move and called for an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council. Foreign Minister Mankeur Ndiaye, speaking on national television, urged President Jammeh to respect the election result.
The US has "strongly condemned" Mr Jammeh's rejection of the result.
"This action is a reprehensible and unacceptable breach of faith with the people of The Gambia and an egregious attempt to undermine a credible election process and remain in power illegitimately," said state department spokesman Mark Toner.

A Human Rights Watch spokesman also said it was "deeply concerned".
"The international community, notably [regional bloc] Ecowas and the African Union, should loudly protest any unlawful attempt to subvert the will of the Gambian people," said Babatunde Olugboji, deputy programme director.
The streets of the capital, Banjul, were reported to be calm on Friday night although soldiers were seen placing sandbags in strategic locations across the city, AFP news agency reports.

Only last week, Mr Jammeh was shown on state TV calling Mr Barrow to wish him well.
"You are the elected president of The Gambia, and I wish you all the best. I have no ill will," he said at the time.

According to the electoral commission, the revised results of the vote on 1 December was:
Mr Barrow won 222,708 votes (43.34%)
President Jammeh took 208,487 (39.6%)
A third-party candidate, Mama Kandeh, won 89,768 (17.1%)

Tolexander:
This John Dramani Mahama is just the exact Ghanian version of Goodluck Ebele Jonathan!

John Mahama was the vice to John Atta Mills before Atta Mills died in office and John Mahama succeeded him in 2012. Exactly Umar Yardua and Goodluck Jonathan's incidence.

John Mahama was elected the President in December 2012 for his first tenure. Now he has lost to the opposition while seeking for the mandate for the second tenure to the opposition. Just like Goodluck Jonathan's PDP lost to Mohammadu Buhari's APC.

How else can two people's political fate be so identical than that!

weldersmind:
you are not alone. thousands of participant have similar issue. we hope they resolve our issues and pay us our money