Kindly notify on openings in customer service rep/ public relations/ for entry level...... Thanks

iebelieve:
Even though many people say there are no jobs, yet hundreds and thousands of people are getting jobs regularly.
For me, the problem has always been lack of information about who is employing, where and when the employment is taking place.

Even though many people say that Nigerian graduates are not employable, in my opinion i believe, there are different jobs for different people with different class and remuneration.

in my view, with the right information, knowledge and guide everyone can be gainfully employed to earn a decent living, especially in town like Ota that has the largest numbers of almost all the largest brand names in Nigeria with alot of cottage firms servicing different needs.

this is the reason,, i am creating this trend Jobs in Ota to guide, and provide up to date information about the vacancies in ota and its environs.

ladies and gentlemen, we declare this trend JOBS IN OTA open.

#Iebelieve
#EdupreneurNg

Point '3' highly valid!! [quote author=Sambusiness post=58966747]
3. Because it shows and sets your priorities

Regularly turning up to church late might not seem that big a deal for you. But I think if we’re really honest, it’s just a symptom of the real problem – we don’t see church as important as it should be.

What is it that makes us late for church?

Maybe we were asleep and just wanted a few more minutes in bed.

Maybe we were halfway through a DVD and wanted to finish it off.

Maybe we were hanging out with friends and didn’t want the conversations to end.

Maybe we wanted to stop off at McDonald’s on the way to church, or…

Maybe we were finishing off an assignment that we really should have done earlier.

See, when we do this regularly, we’re putting sleep and entertainment and friends and food and schoolwork before church.

And why is church so important? Because the bible says it is (and for good reasons)!

In Hebrews 10, the author urges his readers:

“Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful. And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another—and all the more as you see the Day approaching.” – Hebrews 10:23-25 (NIV)

The same applies for us – we are to hold on to the hope we have in Jesus, and spur one another toward love and good deeds. We’re to keep on meeting together regularly at church – for that is how we encourage each other, as we look for the day when Jesus returns.

Church isn’t just a bunch of randoms meeting in a building each week. It’s not just a

See ehn, times have changed. It all bounce back to parents discipline

cooljude:
Una go just dey copy and paste without considering our local factor. This advise wasn't made for Nigeria. As I old reach dem never born me well talk back to my Father or Mother.

Upload the nimc slip

Yimmicks:
Hi All:

Please how do I get a copy of the identity page on my national id card? What I have is the temporary national id card that contains NIN
Thanks

Amen, thanks

DCHASERS:
sad* anyways more will come

I didn't attend

adewumiopeyemi:
Hw was the interview do u attend the interview.. hw much are they willing to pay..

No i didn't o

DCHASERS:
hloo did you stil go? Hope you got. The job

I'm a lady and i want to be successful. Should i start putting on socks?

Dear sir/ma

HopeAlive16:
Pls those that have done this AU volunteering before and those that have successfully submitted, how was your motivation letter and cover letter addressed,pls help me

Its nt a guarantee

360command:
learn how to fix mobile phone and earn at least 5000 naira a day.

Na express oo

nepapole:
Na express be this abi Na street?

Thanks

DCHASERS:
find ur way to computer village,,,, its opposite slot leading into the village its a tall building just ask of mokland plaza

Please, how do i get to the location from ikeja along

Is it marketing related?

Boujurz:
Salary iz 100% commision base oooo....

Hello, did you attend the interview? How did it go??

rosalieene:

still thinking about it

Hello... Please oo, did anybody finally attend the interview how did it go??

I honestly can't remember the position, would check my mail. Interview is on Monday @ ikeja

adewumiopeyemi:
Which postion do u apply I apply for inventory officer my interview is on Tuesday whah about u wen is ur interview..

Not mail, text message

adewumiopeyemi:
Do u got a mail for interview is real oo..

What was the omission

cloud9usher:
This year is my AU YVC year no doubt!

I applied last year, I wasn't selected but was given a feedback from them of how my application was 90% okay except the little omission which made my application not to be selected, this is one area Nigerian recruiters need to upgrade to, giving recruitment feedback. It would help candidates a lot.

Now with the feedback I got last year, my application this year is 100% on point by Gods grace.

For those who applied last year, you'd agree that the application process is a little different, but easier and if you'd find it quite of a free low kind of thing when you import last years' application insights.

AU YVC program is a very transparent process, and I commend them a lot for their professionalism over the years I have followed them.

I can't wait for August 15th 2017 for that congratulatory success mail.

Let the count down begin! 24 days to go!!!

Yu forgot to include ironing

sandrahnaub:
Shoe shiner to popc and mumcee


To those that have parents wearing uniform with removable buttons

Well I won Grammy award in that(removing buttons and putting them back on)

Just when i thought ekoshopping was for real

Thanks, i appreciate

BiafraBushBoy:

I will make more inquiries and get back to you.

I know, I'm equally interested

BiafraBushBoy:

Lol... No be you I ask na...
Smiles...

Cabin crew

BiafraBushBoy:

It depends on what you wana be while flying.
AIR Hostess?
Cabin crew?
Pilot
Oya make your choice.

From experience...... This is so true

vingeophysicist:
really need help am tired of staying idle

Go for the govt, you could use its free time to engage in other productive things that would yield more income

usman3688:
Hello nairalanders. I'm a bit at a crossroad as to which job I should pick.
I have an offer in my state polytechnic to work as a lecture but I'm considering the fact that most state jobs don't pay as much and as at when due and we all know the situation in most states now regarding owing of salaries. lecturing is one job I cherish a lot as it gives u time to engage in other things that could make you productive and it also gives u job security.
The other offer I have is from a private company and this offers me an opportunity to actually practice what I studied in the university and gain more practical experience. The company pays on time with some add-on at the end of the month, I have the chance of working with expatriates which would help boost my skill and experience but the bone of contention here is that the company employs on contract basis: it could take up to two years before you are confirmed as a permanent staff which means there is no job security.
Please advice me on which to go for as I'm confused on which to pick.
Thanks and God Bless.

Mbok help me red bank account

ExpensiveG:
Me and MONEY no relate at all....


I no sabi save,

if money enter my hand, e no dey waste time, e don finish
Dey worst part of it be say, if I dey close to person and dey person just tell me say
" Guy, I dey hungry "
Oya no worry come make we go comot dat hunger.

****I just get dis feeling say, e better make I spend dat money now with people wey no get, than for dey money to fall from my wallet or what if I come die and people wey dey close to no enjoy dey money wey I get.


**************MONEY is good but it can make two friends separate, (Borrower's CLUB)******

Big NO( i don't like my current job hunting) please I'lld appreciate your help. I've got certifications in project management and human resource management

Fear of the unknown oo