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It's obviously legitimate. Why else would GEJ back it? It was probably meant to be a lowkey purchase. Haters get a life!

Na wa oo

Good. I think they should investigate the source of that APC.

It's only wise to spend an extra semester to make up for a result u will use for life. What's 4 months compared to the rest of your life? Be wise and don't let anyone deceive you. 2-1 increases your chance in the job market by over 70% than a 2-2.

ibksolar: Hi folks, send a mail containing your recent CV stating the job codes to careers@japaulgroup.com

My Best Wishes!

Pls sir, do you work there?

GenerousLord: Goodmorning, Bro.
Please do me a favour. Help me check if this email address is among the 13 email addresses you saw. luckyjoule@gmail dot com
Thanks

No it isn't.

cc150615: Monday here

Cool man...so we meet there

kasali4real: obiscolly its like ur a staff of unicem, share some interview tips conducted by unicem.

Bros you funny oo

GenerousLord: Of course i did. This was the text I got from UniCem GTS on the 1st of september: "We write to inform you that you were successful in the first and second phase of the Aptitude test conducted for the position of a Graduate Trainee in UniCem. There will be a last phase in Calabar and this will be an Oral interview within this month of September. Actual dates will be communicated soon".

I am yet to get the interview invite.

I see. You should send an email to communications@unicem.com.ng. That's only contact we have.

GenerousLord: Yet to get the interview invite. Can someone please drop their HR number? I wanna place a call.

There's no number on the invitation. Did you receive the success text on the 1st of this month?

Yh I got it too, for an interview by 6pm.

unyours: hmmmm. Lagos to calabar are both at the extreme of southern nigeria. I'll even advise you start travelling from Friday. I once traveled from Lagos to Bayelsa for almost two days - holdup plus vehicle breakdown. And this is almost half the journey from Lagos to Calabar. Bro, don't even think of traveling on Sunday. You need at least a day to relax your body after the long journey even if we assume there will be no delay through the journey

Thanks. I'll leave Saturday then

noellocapello: you are invited for oral interview for the position of graduate trainee scheduled as follows: date: Wednesday sept. 2014 time: 9:00am venue: Unicem factory, spring road, diamond hill, calabar.

finally, the d day is very close by. God help us all, future coworkers hailings ooooo.

So there's Wednesday too? Wow..i'm guessing it's 13 peeps also, making a total of 39.

unyours: where are you travelling from? i'm not based in calabar. Only have a friend there.

I'm going from lag.

GenerousLord: You must be among the first set to be interviewed cos I am yet to receive the mail. Cool

22nd and 23rd have received mails, and texts were sent too. Make sure you check your mail and spam.

unyours: saturday journey nko?

If you dey live for Calabar, I fit come chill for your house oo

unyours: mine is 23rd and 13 people as well

Oh, I see! Would have preferred Tuesday tho...i don't like Sunday journeys. Anyway, who else is 22nd?

Finally, interviews next week. Monday 22nd, in Calabar. Wish us all the best. I'm surprised the message was sent to only 13 people. I thought they needed 20? Are there other interview dates asides Monday?

Obiajulu- my heart is cool

Ceasar1: A Republic Biafra?
Is that what your peanut brain can only think of?

I see you're too dull to get the joke. No need of wasting words on you.

GEJ till Biafra reemerges!

While I can't tell you authoritatively whether the miracles are real or staged, one thing you need to know is that faith in the word of God is what heals people. Prov 4;22 says God's word is life to those that find it and health to all their flesh. So mind you, Pastor Chris or any other man of God do not do the healing. They possess the power of God to bring about the healing by the reason of the Word of God IN YOU and the magnitude of your faith. Little wonder why Jesus couldn't do mighty works in Matt. 13:58- because of their UNBELIEF not that he didn't possess the power. So, I don't expect 100% of the healing school students to go back home healed.
Secondly, it's fallacious to think that people only get healed on the day when pastor Chris lays his hands on them. As you said, before the main day, I want to believe that the students are fed so much with the word of God to strengthen their faith. To everyone is given a measure of faith (some more than the others), so I would say it's perfectly normal if people get healed before the main day by reason of the faith that works in them.
Finally, most people might miss the purpose of the whole programme and get overwhelmed by what's going on around them that their miracles elude them. Many probably have their minds adulterated before attending the school and they see it as an opportunity to test God. They try to understand the ways of God with their mortal minds. Sorry to say, but God doesn't work like that. I refuse to believe, unless proven wrong, that a single genuine testimony has not been recorded by the reason of the healing school.

While I can't tell you authoritatively whether the miracles are real or staged, one thing you need to know is that faith in the word of God is what heals people. Prov 4;22 says God's word is life to those that find it and health to all their flesh. So mind you, Pastor Chris or any other man of God do not do the healing. They possess the power of God to bring about the healing by the reason of the Word of God IN YOU and the magnitude of your faith. Little wonder why Jesus couldn't do mighty works in Matt. 13:58- because of their UNBELIEF not that he didn't possess the power. So, I don't expect 100% of the healing school students to go back home healed.
Secondly, it's fallacious to think that people only get healed on the day when pastor Chris lays his hands on them. As you said, before the main day, I want to believe that the students are fed so much with the word of God to strengthen their faith. To everyone is given a measure of faith (some more than the others), so I would say it's perfectly normal if people get healed before the main day by reason of the faith that works in them.
Finally, most people might miss the purpose of the whole programme and get overwhelmed by what's going on around them that their miracles elude them. Many probably have their minds adulterated before attending the school and they see it as an opportunity to test God. They try to understand the ways of God with their mortal minds. Sorry to say, but God doesn't work like that. I refuse to believe, unless proven wrong, that a single genuine testimony has not been recorded by the reason of the healing school.

Wow! One hell of a pathetic story. If the Nigeria government has any pride at all, they should know that they shouldn't let this pass. What humiliation! This sort of story makes me hurt that I'm Nigerian.

More grease to their elbows and bullets to their guns.

How long ago did you register?

MarilynNash: Thank you.

You're welcome.

Nice review. Great album but far from their best.

MarilynNash: Hi, I'm an introvert, I don't like being around people, I don't want to make friends, I don't want to talk to people- online, on the phone, anywhere- I'm very shy, and I think I'm anthropophobic, I saw this thread last month or so and I couldn't muster courage to post anything though I wanted to, badly.
Today, I thought, screw it and here I am. Introversion has made me very observant though, I wouldn't change who I am for anything.
It's hard for extroverts to understand me because I don't answer their calls, I promise to meet them which I don't, I know it's annoying, I wish there was something I could do, I find it difficult to make conversions here.
I envy extroverts, they say what they want to, they face large audience.
I'm a chorister and one sunday I was asked to lead praises, I was nervous my body shook throughout, my voice was low and I sang off key, I hate taking solos, I just want to be alone but I don't want to disappoint my family, I know I'm probably rambling and my write up may be incoherent, I'm sorry, I'll stop here now. Thanks.

This used to be me. I'm glad I had such crazy friends and roomies in uni that could upset you to the extent that you have to break your much cherished silence...lol, I mean, they were quite fun and i learnt to strike a balance between when to keep silent and when to speak. In terms of speaking to an audience, I tried as much possible to avoid it; but when I discovered I couldn't totally run away from it, I had to challenge myself to take a leadership position in church where I had to address people. You should try that, you'll definitely get better with time.