Stargangz:
Her name look somehow, which one be tamba? Tamba in yoruba means to Wash Yansh. Make Aisha no go Tamba for Mane make he no go turn to gbewudani (mumu).

thesicilian:

Funny name. Her nose actually resembles that of a kiwi bird - long and flat.

Raskimonojendor:

A common Nigerian problem. May God help the country eradicate open defecation issues.

Rubyjade:
is this the only comment you saw online about them?

Proudlyomonna:
Absolutely Yes.
That's where you earn a living so compromise once in awhile should not be a problem.

Horlahworle:


I was given an offer to resume today of which I went I could not find the address given too me I even try calling the HR it was not going through

Roseey0:
One complain most independent women have.

My dear, just start asking.
You have babied him into thinking you can handle it all. It's time to speak up. How he handles it when you speak up is what will determine the next action you will take.

I have been in this kinda situation and I took the walk away route because I couldnt bring myself to ask. I just felt he should know without me saying anything. But he insisted I could have just spoken to him about It, instead of walking away. We all learn everyday. We got back together. It's been 6yrs friendship and 4yrs in marriage and I don't lack anything except the things I don't ask for.

Learn to speak up just like I did. Forget all these "he is not my father talk" .He is your friend. Share your financial issues just as you would share with a friend. Simple

fuwaski:
Wow... I love the way u got back to my mention. I was successful and am about to work with a credible team. I believe they offer good services.. but i need to chat u up maybe on Facebook or any means if u think Ur number isn't safe .. so that I can relate things for a reason... Hoping u won't turn me down

fuwaski:
Someone with better info should help us nah .... This one una dey dull as if say it is a crime to share... Nairaland gives us voice...
Anyways, i believe that i will be asuccessful candidate...

Etynosa:


Please, tell us how it went, what to expect and the working environment. Also, their salary range. I don't want to believe what i saw online.

sucre450:


Hello!
I recently had an interview with them and was successful. Feel free to ask any question if you don't mind.

CELEBRITIZ:
no mind that guy. Him contradict himself. I just dey laugh him stupidity

kikero:


If five hundred people apply for just twenty spaces at a ministry, do you expect all 500 to be employed?

Be realistic.

FYI, I don't work for the government, and it is not like I don't accept that there is no corruption in government related employment .

Iliyasdass:
Nigeria case worse ooo...That's how one of my friend that went for police screening last year narrated a story to me.. They ask them to run 5Km race and he came first..The Oga said to him; " You are disqualified! you are not running like a police officer, you are running like a thief"..

kikero:
Sorry, but I don't believe it was due to connections


What the guy who posted this is implying is that he expects everyone who applied for the job to get the job.

That's not how it works.

Take the recent NNPC recruitment. Apparently those who passed got it via corruption. What those who should corruption don't tell you is.that 45000 people were vying for 6000 jobs.

There was no connection. OP did not get the job because he was not good enough.

kikero:
The article is full of flawed assumptions

Op says that less than 20%of the people interviewed got the job, therefore they used connections

And he offers no proof

Was he expecting government to dash him job?

donbachi:
if him dash the man dat portion him go die?

usman3688:


Maybe there still is. My brother got a job with FIRS this year based on Merit. He just submit his CV through a friend that works there and behold he was called for appointment letter a month after. No follow up nothing. I think it was a Devine connection sha