scaezar:


Bros, anything yet?

Bro nothing yet o

codeworks:



Where did you submit your application?

Online

nnwanguma:
Wow 23rd June, have already gotten update, 19th June no update

Same here...June 15th and no update

Hi VO,

I am thinking of going for eye surgery in the US. I have been in a contact with an hospital there.Now the hospital is requesting for my appointment request date. I haven't applied for a US visa.Do i get a date from the hospital first or i schedule an appointment at the US embassy and inform the hospital?

Regards

jpmorgan003:
We have vacancy for the following Offshore positions:

1. Electrician
2. Mechanic
3. Motor Man
4. Assistant Driller
5. Derrick Man
6. Pump Man
7. Floor Man
8. Welder
9. Deck Pusher
10. Crane Operator
11. Roustabout
12. Paint Supervisor
13. Maintenance Roustabout/Painter
14. Radio Operator

REQUIRED:
- Minimum of 2years offshore work experience for each of the roles
- Applicable qualifications/certifications
- Excellent communication skill (written & oral)

Qualified candidates should log on to www.getajobng.com to register and apply

Closing date for this vacancy is Monday 8th May 2017 by 12noon.

OP.....do you work at C&I?

@Op how do we know this is you?

Naso girls dey make move?
Interesting but don't flatter yourself

GBAM..I have always imagined this too..what if he doesn't wants to perish....what if he comes to his senses and repent...How will the world look like. That guy is in control of this world

fatymore:
I chose Olaniyi at Ifako/Abule Egba/Pipeline area.....don't know where the street falls into...This street has like 260 houses on it....some part of it are even bus-stops...






Let see if there is another street who can beat it

Adekunle Fajuyi

hmmmm lucky you..that early on bode thomas..I ply that route daily and even keke is no no till the day is clear..Get a Napep that will pick you daily from your junction to the bus stop

nobody died in the fire and it's sure as hell that the building is insured..so why should she cry

Little tots off Eric Moore Guardian Angles off Bode Thomas

So true for the Cat

We have vacancy for Direct Sales Executive (Bank Marketing)

REQUIREMENT:
• OND / NCE / HND / University Diploma / B.A / B.Sc. etc.
• Qualified CVs should be sent to career@c-ileasing.com
• Make your name, the position and preferred location the subject of your application. Example: Taiwo Keffi - DSE– Victoria Island

Interview will be in Lagos on Thursday 16th April 2015.

LOCATIONS ARE:
1. Lagos Central
2. Isolo
3. FESTAC
4. Apapa
5. Lagos Island
6. Victoria Island
7. Ikeja

Closing date for this vacancy is Tuesday 14th April 2015 by 12noon.

Base pay is 30k

@ajasalink yea i quite agree but even in Lagos there are a lot of uninsured vehicles and even some of the insured ones do not even know the benefits of what they have. a lot of sensitization needs to be done for people to insure their properties and their lives.
@pweetiechi insurance industry in Nigeria is nothing to write home about. Even the insurance companies are not sincere. what they do these days is look for deposits from the public

insurance industry in Nigeria or in Lagos coz as far as i know it'd not being practiced in the whole country.

Imagine scoring the winning goal in the 90th minute rather than the 45th minute then you will know the harder the battle the sweeter the victory

Even when not watching the porn itself, your mind wanders to the images stuck in your head and you end up watching again and again. So you need to exercise your brain and need to involve yourself in a lot of activities and be around people, go for jogs in the morning and evenings,read books that will help you,nobody will lay a hand on you and remove any spirit. Go out more, make new friends..research on things you know nothing about. It's a gradual process. God help you

Nigeria is Africa's biggest oil producer and most populous country - but poverty is widespread and the country is in the grip of a violent uprising by Islamists Boko Haram. The BBC maps the country's divisions ahead of its postponed elections.

President Goodluck Jonathan came to power with the People's Democratic Party (PDP) in 2011 after winning 59.6% of the vote - with most support in the mainly Christian and animist south - while former military ruler Muhammadu Buhari had most backing in the largely Muslim north. It was the first time a vote had split the country along these lines. Defections by state governors have since changed the country's political map.
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Nigeria's 160 million population is also divided among numerous ethno-linguistic groups. The Hausa-Fulani people, based in the north are mostly Muslims. The Yorubas of the south-west are split between Muslims and Christians and the Igbos of the south-east and neighbouring groups are mostly Christian or animist. Most Boko Haram fighters are ethnic Kanuris.
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Oil and gas accounts for 35% of Nigeria's GDP - and pays for 70% of government spending. Petrol products account for 90% of the country's export earnings.
But the recent fall in oil prices has forced the government to revise its budget, and cut growth forecasts. For the first time since 1999, Nigeria's government revenue is shrinking and the value of the national currency, the naira, is falling.
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Poverty is still widespread in Nigeria, despite the country's recent boom years. According to the national bureau of statistics, almost two-thirds of the population lived in absolute poverty - ie without basic needs like food, safe drinking water and shelter - in 2009-10.
The problem is worst in the north - Jigawa state has the highest poverty rate, of 88.5%, while in Sokoto it is 86%.
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The northern half of the country also has the lowest take-up of childhood vaccinations. In the north-western state of Sokoto, only 1.4% of children aged 12-23 months had received all their basic vaccinations, including BCG, measles, DPT and polio.
According to the 2013 demographic and health survey, the country's nine most northerly states all have vaccination rates below 15%. Some northern groups have boycotted immunisation programmes in the past, saying they were a Western plot to make Muslim women infertile.
However, more recently the country has been making good progress. The Global Eradication Initiative says that January 2015 marked six months since the last case of polio in the country.
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Literacy is seen as one of the keys to raising living standards for the next generation. Again the north/south divide is evident, with lower school attendance across northern Nigeria. The percentage of pupils aged 13-18 attending secondary school is only 12.3% of students in Yobe.
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Boko Haram
Boko Haram has attacked schools teaching Nigeria's national curriculum, which the militants regard as too Western. In one of the worst attacks last year, more than 200 schoolgirls were abducted from a boarding school in Chibok in April.
Boko Haram promotes a version of Islam which makes it "haram", or forbidden, for Muslims to take part in any political or social activity associated with Western society.
A state of emergency was declared in May 2013 in the northern states where Boko Harma is strongest, Borno, Yobe and Adamawa.
The Islamist group now controls much of Borno state and some other areas, where it will be impossible to hold the election.
Analysts say the threat from Boko Haram will disappear only if Nigeria's government manages to reduce the region's chronic poverty and builds an education system which gains the support of local Muslims.

Source :bbc.com

MrAfrica1:

It is just 4. For first semester. Departmental fee is 7k. Please who knows when lecture proper is starting and where is the venue?

Ok. Thanks a lot

Please any MRM in the house that has completed registration, need to know the number of courses to register for. thanks