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mantleguy:Brother, I dnt really understand your grading formula? Please throw more light. Thanks |
We'll sha be praising this man till he get dem all and monopolies us. Government should be dia not not give most of this things to other investors abi na only am dey tend bid? |
chrisley024:Thanks much. I feel motivated already |
Travellerhub:Thanks bro. I have a 3rd class but have 3 years work experience in relevant field, what are my chances of getting admitted into any university of my choice? |
Good day people. Please I need help and contributions and advise. I want to run a masters degree in Germany, I studied geology and I graduated with a 3rd class. But I have a 3 years work experience in the oil and gas industry. I happen to have course mates who have completed dia Msc in freiberg and are working and some just went over last winter. My fears re if I would get a school dat will accept me cos I have been going through the masterportal and all I see is 2.5 while my point is 2.4 or so. This my guy dia told me dat I should not worry, dat I can't come now till next summer dat I should get my transcript ready by month end we'll start process and I shouldn't worry about money. I have read these page from part 1 till here though I dnt touch all pages. My questions are the following: Can I get admitted into any institute to study geoscience or petroleum related since I am good in d field now? ii. Can someone with a student visa send an invitation to waive off the money to be paid? iii. Please what re the necessary documents I need? Because dis guy in question is super busy working all day and night dat he dnt even pick his call nor respond to whatsapp messages easily to tell me. iv. Please wen dose summer application starts? Thanks people. |
mantleguy:Bsc Geology Own a laundry shop 3 years work experience in oil and gas 27. Wanna go for my Msc in Germany. Please tell me everything. Thanks or u can link me to information. I really dnt have money but I wanna leave |
Travellerhub:Details please, I have chosen Germany |
the people about him appear so normal. |
obiato, good morning |
break away |
Huna Neva chichuntim |
Mtcheww |
I gained from this article that's the essence for sharing... So, take time to read, *RUNNING A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IN NIGERIA: MY EXPERIENCE* *By Gabriel Ogbechie* From theyesng.com Good afternoon everyone. My name is Gabriel Ogbechie, I am the Managing Director of Rainoil Limited. Rainoil Limited is a company playing in the downstream sector of Nigeria’s oil and gas industry. We’ve been in existence for about 19 years. The title of our lecture today is RUNNING A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IN NIGERIA: My Experience. So, essentially, we will be talking about running a business in this country from my own point of view. I am essentially going to share my own experience; it’s an experience that has worked, but I don’t want to delude myself by saying that is the only way through which it works. But let us learn from my own experience and see what we can get out of it. I attended the University of Benin. I left the university in 1987. I took a degree in Engineering, I did my Youth Service in Kano, 1987-88. I worked briefly in Kano, then came to Lagos and joined the company called Pricewater House. I was in Pricewater House up until 1992, then I joined another oil company called Ascon Oil Limited. I was on a fixed salary of N30,000 a month. And I asked myself one very simple question: ‘Gabriel, what else can you do to make N30,000 a month?’ I asked myself that question as I believed then and I still believe today that anything you can do to make your salary can take the place of your job. If you are working in an organization; let’s say a bank and they are paying you N200,000 a month. Essentially, what they are saying is give us your time from 8-5, perform these duties and we will give you N200,000 at the end of the month. Anything you can do to make that N200,000 can take the place of your work. So, I asked myself that question: ‘Gabriel, what else can you do to make N30,000 a month?’ And I said if I could sell one truck of diesel, I will make one naira per litre and a truck of diesel is 30,000 litres. If I am to sell a truck of diesel and make one naira per litre margin, I will make N30,000, which was my salary. A truck of diesel, 92,93,94, was selling for N300,000. We were buying it for nine naira per litre and selling it for ten naira per litre making a one naira per litre margin. So, I said if I could sell a truck of diesel, I will make one naira per litre, which was N30,000. So, I set out to raise N300,000. But first things first, I needed to incorporate a company. So, 1994, I remember that my wife and I went to meet a friend who is a pastor and lawyer. We went to their house one evening and we started bandying names around. ‘Gabriel, why don’t you call it Gab Oil, why don’t you call it this oil, that oil and my friend said Gabriel, you know Rain stands for blessing, so why don’t we call it Rain Oil and I said you know what, you are right, but then instead of Rain Oil, we are going to merge the two together to make one word, Rainoil Limited, and that was how Rainoil Limited, was incorporated in November 1994. I got my certificate of incorporation, put it in the drawer and I called it step 1. Remember, I had a hypothesis. The hypothesis was that if I could sell a truck of diesel in a month, I will make N30,000. So, I set out to raise N300,000. I didn’t have the money, I wrote proposals, I went to those who I knew had the money. I was so sure that it was going to work, but all I heard was come here today, come here tomorrow. Stories! So, I learnt my first lesson: people rarely give money to those who don’t have. Do I have a witness in the house? (All: Yeah) My office was in Isolo, Ire Akari Estate Road and I had a stockbroker who was on Bank Anthony Way in Ikeja. With as little as N2,000 in my pocket, I will drive from Isolo to Ikeja, meet my stock broker and say buy me 1000 units of First Bank; 1500, I will drive to Ikeja and tell him to buy me 800 units of Nigerian Breweries. By 1996, I was getting frustrated, I couldn’t raise the N300,000. One evening, I brought out my capital market file and I started itemizing all the stocks one by one: 1000 units of 7UP at 70k per share, N7000;, 2000 units of First Bank at N6 per share, N12,000; I itemized the stocks; it went into 2 pages. When I summed it up, I was surprised, it came to N497,000. I was shocked. Those were the days of shares certificates, not these days of CSCS. I gathered the shares certificates, took them back to the same stockbroker, he verified the ones he could verify, sold the ones he could sell and at the end of the day, I had my N300,000. |
SlayerSupreme:Ichoro e chancezim na egwum? |
mjswthrt:Isorite. |
mjswthrt:Lol. Something like dat. Born and bred in d north. Can I send u a mail? |
aniomadei:Go Aba. |
Lol. Dem don send u work |
That's what marriage means to dem. Just give dem 2 months, dey re tired |
KwaraRat:Why get angry? Because I opposed u? Oya, America belong to christian and gays. Oya, dnt be angry again. |
Dia re a million style to dig into depending on Body size Height And how long you last in bed Innovative ability |
KwaraRat:America don't belong to you. It's a found land and dnt restrict it outta fear. Americans re investing in the middle east too. |
Disinu Ike. OTU mbochi, Chineke ga Anu Onu anyi. |
Clinton for president. QED |
Did you say Adamawa? Isorite. Dey actually voted change and e don change am for dem. |
This very act is like an abomination in my country |
Please what's the table standing? |
They said dey can't implement it cos dey found always pad inside. Nigeria have been shut down since march. Dem don supposed start dey prepare 2017 own yet 2016 own never come to light. But what do we have? A Nigeria spending without budget. Dem don syphon the money finish, nothing is tracking it. Yet no body is shouting but dey wia making a hell lot of noise in d last administration that had budget |
This is absolute kwaruption |