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Amarathripple0:
These sites have voluntary opportunities
https://reachvolunteering.org.uk/
https://www.volunteermatch.org/search
https://www.charityjob.co.uk/

You can also search for whatever role you are looking for like this eg Volunteer Operations Manager or Volunteer Systems Administrator Search on LinkedIn and on Google.

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osazsky:
i nor understand only una want igbo man to rule Nigeria and at the same time want your own biafra..Kanu is already the president of biafra country peter should wait for kanus 8 years tenure to complete before campaigning..we in Nigeria will vote for our nigeria president next year in the genersl elections...its likely we south south rather give it back to the north than tinubu

And my personal view is the opinion of how many million Igbo people for you to arrive at your incoherent conclusion.

Basheer22:
Tell Peter Obi to come and campaign in the North.

Peter won't waste his time for such a nation. Nigeria isn't ready

onikoyikosoko:
And these people want to produce the next president.....and average northerner will never vote for any igbo candidate....

Even we southwest, majority of us, won't either

How dem go produce the next president? Instead of their to address the crisis in their region,.they are busy pampering those terrorists.....they should continue ooooo

Na everybody dey suffer the bad government Mr "And these people want to produce the next president"

Lol

Ok

jesmond3945:
if we help ourselves offline like we do here we would match the indians. I have stood for a nigerian brother when foreigners wanted to rope him into a police case. Even some nigerians called me a fool for doing that. I have helped fellow Nigerians to get jobs and get paid even by the Uk government. However, i discovered Nigerians are selfish. They dont have sense of community in Uk. A Nigerian would see opportunity and hide it unless they are fellow church members. Infact you are better off hustling alone. Thats why i love this thread and the community here. I will always contribute to help any way I can.

Fellow church members. We wey no dey go church no fit get help.

@OP, have you been able to get a laptop yet.

send me a DM.

InvertedHammer:
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My opinion:

Anyone with Ph.D or anyone without B.Sc/HND should not be allowed near the Government House.

Those with Ph.D are stuck in teaching mode--all talks and no action (GEJ, Ikpeazu, and I suspect Soludo will reduce governance to an academic exercise). It is not about delivering wonderful speeches.

Those without first degree are too crude to understand management. They might have succeeded in personal endeavours. But in Nigeria, the only criteria for success at that level is being criminally-minded.

B.Sc, HND or Masters we shall take.
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I agree with your thoughts. But permit me to add that a PhD isn't all about teaching. If Nigeria was a serious nation, our political parties would have think tanks made up of people with doctorate degrees formulating policies for the party and critiquing the current government. But alas, we have politicians critiquing politicians with ideas from Twitter.

However, I think Soludo would do a good job as he understands policy implementation. That's where a large majority of our Nigerian trained PhD holders get stuck.

PMID:
18 people ? oh have they started applying?

Yea. People have started applying. I just wonder if the rejection tempo would continue especially with the current labour shortage

Please if you are coming here with the intention of Exceeding the approved 20hours work limit, reconsider oh.

Right now, I know of about 18persons who didn't obey the rule and were denied post study visa.

Be guided oh.

Iruosonobrugwhe:
With the sad cases of folks who go to bring wives from village that turn something else, i begin to think, what About the Nigerian ladies in UK? at least those ones still have an element of home and will be better understanding and help with the kids. abi the men don show dem shege?

Lol, we just had this discussion recently on Facebook. Why do Nigerian men go back to marry wives and bring them here. Me thinks we just love to show oppression; a kind of my Mercedes Benz is bigger than yours or I made you mentality.

On the other side of the coin, the women don't want to date students (I feel this would help close the gap), however I believe four months is so small a time to conclude a meaningful relationship; thus; most ladies think 'oh, he wants to use me to get papers' and it becomes a problem. hopefully, the post study route would solve this.

Now, when that student graduates and finds his/her way to be legal here, the guy would go back to Nigeria for the oppression cycle to continue, while the lady, well, she sees students whom she meets on bumble and the rest as (you can guess).#

Thus the cycle continues except we Nigerians begin to behave like our Ghanaian brothers and sisters and not see everything as all about papers.

My submission.

I wonder if the OP found what he was looking for from here.

OEPHIUS:
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1381421032201458&id=100010007227700

For a "Tech Hub" 10 copies of CV.
When they are serious, we would know.

And Professor James Momoh, a renowned Power Systems professor has tainted his name with the Nigeria budget padding brouhaha.

Prof, sorry oh.

Hi. Any luck?

Tonelro4real:
Hello All, please can someone tell or email(anthonydibia@yahoo.com) me the list of schools in Nigeria offering Control Systems Engineering at postgraduate levels.
Thanks for your swift response.

FUTO, UI, Futa, Imsu(offers it as I&C), uyo ( think they just started offering it. prof. itaeko is there)

Snapdragon I know

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And what has happened to this project?

“Even by 2050, fossil fuel would account for 80 per cent of the energy mix, and there would still be consumption of at least 100 million barrels of oil per day. We are determined to remain relevant in the long term,” he said.

These guys are still joking. Fossil fuel cannot account for 80 percent of the global energy mix by 2050.

A whole Professor James Momoh of Howard University. Nna eh, there's something in this corridors of Power that makes them so high.
It's now very obvious.

femoric:
OP, this phase too shall pass. Don't be deterred because of those mails, nahh
Let me share my experience with you. I was among the GTs for NLNG in 2013. We did Waec test, another test which I forgot the body that conducted the test, then SHL test, passed all, only to be screened out before AC. I felt very bad when I got the regret mail,
Today, I am managing somewhere of which I can feed my family and pay my bills.
To my surprise, those who were invited for AC were never employed till date, the thread is here on NL. So trust God on this, don't you ever accept defeat, there are thousands in this who began like you, the story always change for the better, remember, no condition is permanent.
You will look back later and smile over this ish

NLNG train 7 project. 6 years on. I was also a part of this.

How time flies.

jamela:
Hi everyone,

I am currently on my Doctorate Extension Scheme visa after completion of my PhD. The following is a summary of my situation.

Summary:
Point 1: I'm currently enroute a comfortable 6 years in UK continuous residence and hope to make the 10 year ILR.
Point 2: I have spent 5 of this 6 continuous years studying without breaks. the 6th current year is on a Doctoral extension scheme (1 year visa) expiring next year.
Point 3: I now need to earn 4 years more to qualify for the 10 year ILR.

However,
Point 4: The UK has an 8 year maximum study cap. As I have also held a previous (since expired) tier 4 visa on a masters course for 17 months (i.e the standard 1 year 5 months visa), it doesn't count towards continuous residence now. This is because I went back to Nigeria after I completed it and spent more than 180 days there before returning to the UK to study again. Even so, this study period is still counted by the UK Home Office as 1 year 5 months used towards the 8 year study cap.

Therefore,
Point 5: My total study period in the UK so far adds up to 6 years 5 months, which leaves me with 19 months (1year 7 months) left to use on the 8 year study cap. (But remember point 3 above)

At Present:
I learnt about the return of the Post study work scheme, though it isn't yet in effect, I heard it would only be valid for those graduating from 2021 onwards.

My Intention:
I plan to leave the UK after my DES expires next year for 6 months and return in less than 180 days to start the MBA. (This gives me 6 months of continuous residency even though I wouldn't be present in the UK for that time as long as I return within 180 days).

After the MBA programme:
6months (outside UK) + 18 months (MBA) = 2 years
Post study work visa = 2 years
This adds up to the 4 years that I need to qualify for ILR.

Questions:
Will the new PostStudyWork visas start automatically after 2021 Masters completion, or these would have to be applied for?
Is it possible for me to apply for an 18 month MBA course, even though I now have a PhD?
Does anyone know any UK universities that offer 18 month MBA programmes that begin in March/April 2021?

Would there be any issues with my current situation and intentions above?
Other suggestions are welcome.

I think you should consider a Post doc after your DES.

Soulsymbol99:
Coscharis motors
Capital oil
Arthur Ezekiel
Innoson
Ibeto
Air peace
Pascal Dozie (diamond bank)
Emeka offor

Leo ekeh (zinox)

2 mention but a few

Ekeh is from Imo State

RonaldoVido:
Every rich man once had a PAY DAY. It depends on how big your pay check was.

Ask Ibeto, he once said, " There is no business as profitable as Cement ".. yet it's one man controlling same in Nigeria.

So Onyema's pay check was big.

Nigerian youths, your future is in your votes. Vote in intelligent leaders to create millionaire opportunities for Nigerian youths.

Will they hear you out. They rather become Instagram models and skit Lords.

Nmezor:
An Anambrarian from Enugwu-ukwu

Welcome

Preshy561:
Lol. That's my best friend though. We both graduated with first class in mechanical engineering, IMSU. Just the two of us got first class in mechanical engineering. But hers beat all in the faculty.

I think we were just 3 first class students in Engineering faculty, IMSU.

Why don't I want to believe that you had a first class?

Lemme call Dr. Iwuoha.

She's also a nairalander. Congrats Sylvia. Your brother would be proud of you.

AntiBalaka:
The era of ministers and heads of agencies putting staff salaries in fixed deposits ended with IPPIS.

From the reasons given by ASUU it's clear that the universities are filled with quacks parading as academia

Lolz.