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My pain about this traffic is that it's a problem that can be solved but stakeholders (government and populace) chose to do nothing. People problem: obey basic rules of driving for Pete's sake. Drive only on ur right of way only. Government problem: fix potholes: there is this big ditch that constrains cars to one at a time causing gridlock on the way to marina. Open up other means of transportation (waterways and light rail) thereby greatly decongest the roads. If we can get this right in Lagos then our life expectancy will improve. Everyday I feel my health is deteriorating after work. |
rumenase: |
My beautiful white pure Lhasa Apso puppy is ready for a new home.
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Sleekh:2weeks Max then |
Sleekh:What role is it? |
My Lhasa puppies are ready for new home Holla 08159628018
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omieness:Test for what role did u write? |
loohlaah:April 18 |
loohlaah:April 18 |
So my Neapolitan mastiff puppies are ready for new homes. If u like them u can slide to my DM let talk better.
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jaybros:My scores were sent along with the regret mails |
Braaad:I was sent regret mails for sahara energy and transcorp power respectively. Even with my scores ( 48% and 43%) |
I know the feeling those who wrote get when those yet to write try to get info on the exam but I don't see anything bad in helping others. Back then in school people sit close to me to copy my work during exam and I let them as long as u don't distract me while writing. No harm in helping pls. These exams have cut off marks m if u don't make it, u should not stop others from making it too. About the difficulty in the tests by dragnet, truly what they do in trying to make the test difficult will even endear more clients to them. Common fellas, thousands who met the academic qualifications applied for this jobs. The recruitment will be very tidious to these companies if most people pass their test as they only need less than 1% in most cases. Passing these tests requires smartness, swiftness in problem solving and resilience to pressure which are things needed for a work environment too. If u feel u can't handle dragnet then don't border writing. Even McKinsey PST which is the world most difficult test still has thousands applying yearly despite only less than 0.01% passing them. |
Luckyway:Pls send to princepascal78@gmail.com Thanks |
Oyinade92:Take a bus to oshodi(N150-N200). When u get to the last bus stop, cross to the other lane going towards the interchange and get into a bus going to Onipanu (N100) and drop at Anthony bus stop. |
EdoBoy90:Please forward to me too. princepascal78@gmail.com |
It's funny how serving corpers despite seeing that CNS is part of the prerequisite to take the test still want to go. I just hope u don't have to travel a far distance though else it will be regrets. |
MadMullah:Please bro I need the material princepascal78@gmail.com Thanks in prospect. |
djboy50:I feel those that are yet to receive mail should move on. Maybe IE don't send regret mail. I got the invite for next interview and even got another mail today for change of venue. |
eseflive234:If the test falls before your POP then you are not qualified as your CNS is a MUST have prerequisite for the test. |
PhilipGallagher:Thanks This is very helpful |
PhilipGallagher:Pls what's the pay like. I already got an offer from union bank. I want to know if I should just face the union bank or still go ahead with the interview with IE next week |
Ymxngr:You must go and get it from your school since it was stated in the mail emphatically that you will provide it as well as original degree certificate. |
If u value your sanity don't go. It's probably a GNLD kinda company. Keep praying and keep applying for better jobs while u hustle with anything legit and your maker will see u through. |
WinningEleven:Funny man Werey |
Good day house. I don't really share my relationship ordeal with a third party but then I have to this time around because I'm confused. My relationship is a year now but it's giving me headache. My girl crave for my attention so much that it's eating me up now. She always say I am insensitive to her feeling whenever I don't call her between 2-3hrs(not that I don't call at all although she calls that often if she has airtime) even though I explain to her that I always have her at heart and not calling does not negates that. She claim I'm always exhaustive in my chats as I don't keep chats long enough. I'm still job hunting and she has to understand that I'm on meagre resources. She is over protective, always scared that I will cheat on her even when I told her I am more focused on establishing myself. She claimed she has put all her eggs in my basket and that I should not break her heart. I have contemplated leaving her but after considering she has being with me now that I'm broke when many Ladies can't do that but then I feel she is obsessed. She always want me to make her my priority which I do but then as a man the desire to get out of poverty supersede anything. I don't want to lose her and yet don't know how to make her understand I care. |
TGM2015:The required documents were explicitly stated in the email and the least school credential listed is SSCE. I don't know where you guys are getting this first school leaving certificate from. |
Funny enough even with this information they (BH) will carry out the attack and succeed. I remember one of their attacks in ganye(I can't really recall the name) 2014 when they pre inform the town that they were coming to release their members in prison. They did (3 hrs of shooting with heavy gears) and they succeeded. The NA need to learn a new warfare strategy as what they operate now is weak, unintelligent and obsolete. They should stop wasting the lives of our military men. Too much politics, greed and inhumanity in our military. |
ChimaAgbalajob:It is so because when the graduate engineer is supposed to garner field experience, he is busy teaching sciences in school in the name of NYSC |
An engineer is one who deploys forensic and mathematical skills acquired during the course of his training to invent, repair, maintain, troubleshoot and solve problems of man. Therefore, an engineer is meant to be more mathematical than a mathematician, more scientific than a scientist, and more logical than a lawyer. The engineering curriculum covers virtually all topics in mathematics, sciences, humanities and management. It is abysmally unfortunate that the graduate engineer in Nigeria has been reduced to a mere classroom teacher, artisan, trader or some unprofessional field. The prestigious engineering profession has been bastardized in Nigeria. The medical and law profession has given her graduates the desired professional status by inducting them automatically or otherwise into their respective bodies immediately after graduation and even ensuring that they are posted to their respective fields during the mandatory national youth service corps (NYSC) unlike the engineer who will be posted to the classroom to teach physics, chemistry, mathematics, basic science, basic technology etc. thereby wasting a year of post-graduation in teaching rather than gaining industrial experience. The medical student upon graduation is immediately inducted into the medical professional body and bears the tittle “doctor” likewise the law student after law school “barrister” but for the engineering graduate, the journey just began. The engineering graduate spends at least five years in school and then a one-year compulsory youth service (NYSC) with the probability of serving in a classroom being 80%. He is only eligible to seat for his professional examination (Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria COREN) after 4-5 years of graduation and that’s after registering as a graduate engineer under the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE). The pre-requisite for the examination includes: a technical report on a project that the aspirant participated in and also a referee who must be a registered COREN member. In all, to be an engineer in Nigeria takes at least ten years. According to NSE and COREN, these is to reduce quackery in the profession. with all this in place, what have we achieved other than filling our dying or non-existent industries with expatriate who milk our country dry because we lack adequate technological manpower. To attain industrialization as a nation, engineering can never be left behind. Engineering and industrialization can never be separated. Industrialization can never take place without empowering and developing indigenous engineering/technological manpower. The government should as a matter of urgency stop the posting of engineering graduates to schools by NYSC but rather to industries (power, ICT, manufacturing, construction, transport¬¬). Thereby providing the needed industrial experience for these young and vibrant engineering graduates. All related industries must absorb these graduates even if on a meagre pay since it is a service to fatherland. This includes the six months Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES). Secondly, NSE and COREN should induct members immediately after graduation as the way it is done now has not improved the nation in any way. COREN as a regulatory body can then checkmate the professionalism of these young engineers. Thirdly, the government should adopt the use of professionals for advisory and supervisory roles in engineering/technological matters examples ministers, head of agencies etc. Finally, the government should provide credit facilities to engineers who wish to set up their own industries. By doing so, we grow our industries and even expand the capacities of these industries to absorb more engineers there by growing the nation industrially. Unfortunate for me, despite my aspiration to gain more experience in my field of engineering and hence contribute in solving the nation’s technological problems, I am current doing my NYSC program teaching physics in the classroom. PATRICK. C. OGUAJU Graduate Engineer B.Eng. Electrical and Electronics Engineering patrick.oguaju@yahoo.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-oguaju-3408bb100 OY/17B/1430 |
I loved rochas during the peak days of rochas foundation. I admired his philanthropic gestures until he became the governor of IMO state and turned himself to a heartless undemocratic tyrant. I hibernate my hatred for him today as he unveils the statue of Johnson sirleef today. I tried to be logical to see if I can find love in his adamant decisions of late. He talked about honoring those who defile all odds to become great and also contributed to humanity in some ways. E.g Jacob Zuma who never had a teacher(he never went to school) and spent most of his life in prison became a president and has sent many indigent kids to school. Johnson Sirleef who despite gender unequal became the first woman president in Africa. His intentions seemed good but I think it's undiplomatic as the people he governs feel it's a misplaced priority. A good leader listens to his people as power belongs to the people and not people in power. |
