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Hi hopefuls, any one with true caller's app should kindly lookup owners of these numbers for me: 014405125 and 014405104.
I derailed thread, yes but your understanding suffices.

Nigerianmovie: Today is Saturday, 26th July 2014.

Really?

mycvclinic: Hello oremisussan,
You can send your CV to info@thekrine.com
I currently have about 35 CVs inbox but for the sake of this chat I could quickly look at yours and send back to you tonight.
The chat will start fully at 4:30PM tomorrow.
Cheers

Thanks a whole lot. Sent. Please, confirm receipt.

Hi cvclinic,
Great insight. I, like most job seekers am not completely ignorant of these tips, only I take them for granted.

I sure have a date with you on twitter tomorrow. 4pm, right?

But then, I'd love you to help review my resume. How do I get that across to you? My resume as it is today isn't getting me as much calls as I hope it would.

aquafil7@gmail.:
mr. man, where you call for interview? wait and be call before you measure the lenght it will take.sorry, what of if you are not called.pls, be patient.

Cul4real: May we all fortunate 2 call for interview. Pls how long is going to take again to collect appointment letters from d date of interview? Tnx.

Finally, I'm pushed to comment on this thread. The Heavens will not forgive me if I pass by like all is well.
Graduates write/speak this bad? Totally appalling.

Please, while you expect WAEC's call, you would do well to study Brighter Grammar - cover to cover please! And for (say) seven times nonstop.

Don't laugh over this, I can't be more serious.

May your God be with you, and mine with me.

kollected22: Not necessary at all. Oremisussan meant no harm. Please learn to take constructive criticisms.

And that was after I begged him not to curse.
Maybe, if he reads my post all over, he would apologize, maybe.
I'm waiting like the father of the proverbial prodigal son.

fubbyy: u r just ranting,i would've argue wit u but u r nt just making sense old man,ur english is nt even comprehensive,n why must i tel the truth 2 show dat am educated? Dis is nt a religious issue, mr man u be mumu o

Hey kid, you don't write well, believe me!
You just must work on that!

>> Comprehensible (in the context of your post), not comprehensive.
>> Stand yourself out, no stupid shorthand in the corporate world. Spell out your words, come what may.

Now, to your question, I joined a firm 3 months before call-up, I joggled between place of primary assignment (NYSC) and work all through service year. Two years after NYSC, I am still with the firm.

Guess what? My boss was aware right from interview stage.

Value is the word. How much of it can you add to business? If much enough, most firms will hire you even if you just gained admission into the university, and keep you while you school.

Please, don't curse. I mean well for you.

IamD rock: My classroom in secondary school is more worse than this.. And its a private school

That is why you would use two consecutive comparative adjectives.

IamD rock: My classroom in secondary school is more worse than this .. And its a private school

One more full stop please!

IamD rock: My classroom in secondary school is more worse than this.. And its a private school

It's - with apostrophe, without which it reflects possession. But, you meant "It is." Right?

hischoice: So, you shouldn't mind trading spaces with one of those.
The 4th from the bottom most likely would appeal to you. He enjoys free and qualitative health care on earth while waiting to stroll into Heaven toll-free.

Not good, but I want to believe you're only being witty.

I saw this on a TIME LIGHTBOX and though to share.

Happy Sad viewing.

Severely mentally disabled men and women are shackled and locked away in Juba Central Prison for years on end. The new nation of South Sudan faces a tremendous challenge to build a modern country capable of caring for all of its citizens. Juba, Sudan. January 2011.
[img]http://timethemoment.files./2013/10/hammondcondemned01.jpg?w=735[/img]


This 14-year-old boy has been tied up for six years. His mother refuses to have him admitted to Gulu Hospital which is only two kilometers away. Gulu, Northern Uganda. April 2011.
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The mentally ill men and women in Juba Central Prison are held in separate cells at night but during the day will mingle with the general prison population. Juba, Sudan. January 2011.
[img]http://timethemoment.files./2013/10/hammondcondemned02.jpg?w=735[/img]


Former child soldiers smoke marijuana laced with heroin at the informal settlement known as Trench Town. Thousands of Liberia’s children were conscripted to fight in the country’s bloody civil wars between 1989 and 2003. Monrovia, Liberia. January 2013.
[img]http://timethemoment.files./2013/10/hammondcondemned231.jpg?w=735[/img]


In the capital of Somaliland, there are seven private clinics ‘treating’ people with mental disability. They house at least 600 patients. In two of the clinics, up to 80% of the patients were shackled. Hargeisa, Somaliland. May 2011.
[img]http://timethemoment.files./2013/10/hammondcondemned08.jpg?w=735[/img]


Abdi Rahman Shukri Ali, 26, has lived in a locked tin shack for years. He stays with his family in Dadaab in Eastern Kenya, the world’s largest refugee camp, where Somalis fleeing conflict and famine have sought safety. Dadaab Refugee Camp, Kenya. June 2011.
[img]http://timethemoment.files./2013/10/hammondcondemned14.jpg?w=735[/img]


A chained patient awaits treatment at the clinic of a traditional healer. Kampala, Uganda. April 2011.
[img]http://timethemoment.files./2013/10/hammondcondemned07.jpg?w=735[/img]


A Witch Doctor diagnoses a patient with mental illness by reading the way pieces of bone and shell fall on a goats skin. Northern Uganda. March 2011.
[img]http://timethemoment.files./2013/10/hammondcondemned04.jpg?w=735[/img]


And just before you sentence Traditionalists, see this:

Sheikh Hussein Mahmood Dirir, Quranic healer and Director of The Healing Center, treats a patient with a mental illness by reciting the Quran to her. Hargeisa, Somaliland. May, 2011.
[img]http://timethemoment.files./2013/10/hammondcondemned09.jpg?w=735[/img]


Many Somalis will take their mentally ill relative to traditional or Quranic healers for treatment. Mogadishu, Somalia. May 2011.
[img]http://timethemoment.files./2013/10/hammondcondemned10.jpg?w=735[/img]


Due to insufficient staff numbers, family members are encouraged to stay with patients at Brothers of Charity Sante Mental. This relative would often beat, tie up and drag the patient when she did not obey his instructions. Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo. June 2011.
[img]http://timethemoment.files./2013/10/hammondcondemned12.jpg?w=735[/img]


Relatives of mentally ill men and women drop off family members to the City of Rest, a facility where an elderly Pastor claims to heal people with mental illness. Healing can take months, and chains are used to restrain some of the “guests.” Freetown, Sierra Leone. February 2013.
[img]http://timethemoment.files./2013/10/hammondcondemned28.jpg?w=735[/img]



And these in our own backyard:

Native Doctor Lekwe Deezia claims to heal mental illness through the power of prayer and traditional herbal medicines. While receiving treatment, which can sometimes take months, his patients are chained to trees in his courtyard. They are not given shelter or protection from the elements and are visibly terrified of the doctor. The Niger Delta, Nigeria. October 2012.
[img]http://timethemoment.files./2013/10/hammondcondemned15.jpg?w=735[/img]


This government-run facility is meant to be a Psychiatric hospital. The Niger Delta, Nigeria. October 2012.
[img]http://timethemoment.files./2013/10/hammondcondemned20.jpg?w=735[/img]


Reverend Apostle S. B. Esanwi, Doctor of Divinity, treats people with mental illness with prayer and traditional medicines which usually consist of roots and leaves crushed in water. He claims to have cured hundreds of patients. The Niger Delta, Nigeria. October 2012.
[img]http://timethemoment.files./2013/10/hammondcondemned16.jpg?w=735[/img]


While the staff at this Rehabilitation facility outside the Niger Delta city of Port Harcourt denied that they house children, the photographer found one mentally impaired child (around 8 years old) sleeping on the floor in the room for the “high risk” male inmates. The child had been there for 3 months. Another, around 14 years old was also sleeping on the floor in the same room. The Niger Delta, Nigeria. October 2012.
[img]http://timethemoment.files./2013/10/hammondcondemned17.jpg?w=735[/img]




Source : http://lightbox.time.com/2013/10/16/chained-and-condemned-harrowing-photos-of-the-mentally-ill-in-sub-saharan-africa/#1

aggiel: Just got a mail for interview on 21st October, Technical.

What role in technical did you apply for, please?

I just hope I get to be the only one left behind.

I would carry a disc player, listening to Tuface's "If to say na just meeee."

I would trek to Dubai, then Siberia, and then Haiti.

I would leave everything called caution at Haiti and then swim back to Nigeria via the Pacific.

I would...

O Gosh! When will it happen, abeg? That rapture!

yetseyi: Pls @ all is there anyone in d same situation as I am
I ve submitted my CV and updated details since 13th september and my profile page on SCB just says application completed
I ve not gotten a mail for personality assessment since then ooo. I applied for HR
Thanks

Same shoes. Relax, won't you?

temi4fash: I was among the ones dmainman sent to.....

d only help i can render nau is for guys to Quote this post &in the evening when m free i will forward to every one who Quotes it.. i tink i can do dat dis weekend

Mr op i hope m allowed to do sir....

oremisussan@yahoo.com

Thanks

I knew this was going to happen. Whatever happened to the eye-locker?

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Can somebody not do this to this thread, it's gradually going down as the one-millionth "this is my email" thread. You can see the attached link in Uhonmora's signature. Please and please, Nigerian graduates, we worth much more.

bloggernaija: Yeah right.
Privilege kid.
Borno what again?
Fashola should waste precious and limited resources on an inconsequential residential road and ignore major commercial roads because you are entitled to it ba.
Better go back to school and retake basic economics.
Scale of preference .
Opportunity cost.

This time around , do not cram it ,simply read it to understand.
If you are not satisfied ,go to your local government chairman

By their composure on the blackberry keypad, we shall know their brain ratings.

That you don't know Borno Way at Ebute Metta is no license to spit trash against cries for its rehabilitation.

This is a road that spans 2km (one-fifth of the Lagos Third Mainland Bridge)

This is a road with 36 offshoots to Murtala Muhammed and Herbert Marculay ways - Bet you don't know those either!

This is a road passing through the hub of building materials sales in the mainland of Lagos.

Guy, what you need (desperately) is not economics, it's someone to hold your hands and take you around Lagos.

Every footpath in Surulere is tarred, which of them are of the much economic importance Borno-way holds?

It's been months since I've been nursing the feelings that I deserve the keys to his apartment. He doesn't look like he's going to give them to me without me asking neither am I sure I'd get them if I ask.

It might do my psyche plenty bad if I ask and he doesn't oblige.

Ladies, do you have your boyfriend's apartment's key?
Did you ever have to ask for it?
Gentlemen (like mine), what's your position on this?
Married, how did you manage situation while dating?

The Lagos State Government says it will soon begin to seal houses where the occupants spread used clothes on the frontage of the houses facing major highways of the state.

“Apart from defacing the environment, the spread of such wares in front of houses sends the wrong signals to those having initial contact with the state as a place where there is no orderliness and respect for the environment.” - MD, LAWMA

What do you think about this development? Are you guilty of this?

Source: http://go.engineer-ng.net/forum/topics/lasg-warns-against-spreading-clothes-on-houses-frontage?xg_source=activity

On the average, every household spends about one percent of its income on electricity. Some of these expenses are understandably inevitable. Boiling water to serve tea in the morning, keeping the refrigerator on while away in the afternoon for food preservation, and laying back to watch the news at 9:00PM, are only a few must-do rituals of every urbanite, and as such cannot be discouraged against in a bid to save energy cost.

However, needless are some seemingly small energy expenditures incurred by city families. Who would have thought that simply switching off one security bulb from 7 in the morning to 7 at night could significantly reduce family spending on electricity?

A security light turned off during the day has a potential to help save N1.25 per hour, N14.94 every day, and N448.20 month-in-month-out. Now, considering that many households have at least three security lights around the home, it can therefore be concluded that savings in the values of N3.74 per hour, N44.82 per day and N1344.60 per month could be made given PHCN’s N12.45/KWh basis.

Considering a household with three (3) security lights of 100W each.

PHCN charge for 1 kWh = N12.45

Total wattage for three (3) bulbs – 100W each = 300W or 0.3kW

If these bulbs are left on for 1 hour, the cost of power consumed = 0.3kW *1h *N12.45 = N3.74

Such bulbs would incur a 24 hour cost of N3.74 * 24 = N89.76 per day

Scaling up to a month period gives N89.76*30 = N2,692.80 per month

Therefore, those bulbs, if switched off for half a day (7:00 AM – 7:00 PM) would have helped save half of N2,692.80. That is, N1,346.40.
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What can N1344.60 buy? Quite a number of consumables every family pays for a monthly basis – a carton of tissue paper, water bills or one Blackberry Internet Subscription (BIS) for a member of the family.

Freeing up electrical loads at periods when they are not needed is therefore not much of a good to the government than it is to the consumer. It offers a win-win situation for everyone, more so for a country like Nigeria, in making proper distribution plans to avoid “wastage”.

For example, Lagos, today, receives about 900 MW (according to Nigeria System Operator) from the national grid, if an area (say Alapere) gets 60 MW with all security bulbs on at day-time, same area could make do with (say) 52 MW with all security bulbs off at day time. As such, the excess 8 MW could be channeled to casinos whose business depends solely on 2-4-7 electricity.

Source: http://go.engineer-ng.net/profiles/blogs/switch-off-three-bulbs-save-up-for-monthly-bis

Abdoul04: I got an invitation for an interview @ arik air aviation centre,murtala mohammed airport ikeja.
Anybody in d house got this invitation

Wish you the best.
What did you study?

hischoice: This is intended to be a crash but detailed tutoring programme for persons in the Engineering and related fields.

Course outline is designed in a way to touch everything needed to assist you gain expertise in AutoCAD.

You would be tutored (only one-on-one) on how to use AutoCAD for WHATEVER you do.
You would be learning from an AutoCAD 2013 Certified Professional by Autodesk Inc.

Classes hold only on weekends at student's desired venue and student-teacher agreed time.

Please, do note that you would be working real hard in those six weekends but you would find yourself thoroughly armed to design independently afterwards.

Fee: Very affordable

Call 'banjy 08032308778

Programme still available?

Raymondenyi: Please NLnders disregard dis information it is false, I went to there website and saw nothing as such on sdvertisement. So pls op where did u get dis story 4rm? U wanna play on peoples intelligence ryt? Pls think of better techniques...

Haba, it's in the papers nah. The Guardian , Tuesday June 4, 2013. Page 39.
So, you think OP will be that idle to type a two page word document just because he "wanna play on peoples intelligence."
You go fear nah.

Boniface sent me a mail yesterday titled confirming interview. Interview slated for 23rd to 29th May. Exact date to be communicated via call.

I miss my Nairaland frontpage; that single most reverred webpage on the internet. Where has it gone to? Guess Tonto has stolen it.

baines3: we are pleased to invite you for a test @ 32/14 toyin street, opposite st leos catholic church ikeja lagos on mon 13/5/2013 by 9am. HRM.
Pls anybody with d idea of who they are . Thanks waitin 4 ur reply

Please don't go, if you don't have that much time to waste

auggi: Yeah same situ ur shoe can't size me

lol. Got any idea what that means for us? Imagine hinging one's hope on "no rejection mail yet afterall." How much longer do we wait?

eimuhb: I did.

Congrats.
Anyone in my shoes? No regret mail, no success mail yet.

eimuhb: It is well.

Who else got an interview invite?

You know anyone who did? You?