TheExclusive:


They will be in minority. Reply that person's tweet and correct the person. Once done on several occasions, it will put us in a positive light.

BenFlash:


Minority? That's a flawed assumption. Secondly, I hope you'll take it upon yourself to read every comment to ensure you correct them repeatedly to put us "in positive light". Good luck engaging the keypad warriors in your quest to correct them.

Trying to tell the wind where it should blow. Smh

TheExclusive:


There may be exceptions, but the goal will still be achieved, if you play your part, I play mine, everybody here does same.

monlawal:
Regret Mails can be painful sha. Received one from KDSG today. God touch the heart of HR and Mgt of NNPC abeg. Anyhow make my name dey there

TheExclusive:


There may be exceptions, but the goal will still be achieved, if you play your part, I play mine, everybody here does same. In fact, the goal has already been achieved, from the tweets and inquires I have read. It's better than staying in oblivion. Nothing wrong with asking for an update.

Victobriel:
Dear all,
I sincerely do not support the idea of of taking this matter to the social media, Twitter.

I want us to understand that opposition party, or whatever you want to call them may wake up from no where with the information supplied on twitter and begin to ring false bell over this recruitment, and it will suffer untold delay in the name of investigation, and may never see the light of the day anymore. Common sense is not gotten from the four walls of the university.

Also, we should be aware that even private sectors do take some months after interview before they conclude on their recruitment.

Today makes two months and weeks after the interview. Why do we want to use our hands to destroy the recruitment that we have been opportune to partake to the final level?

Please let's be cautious in whatever we think is right.
God forbid. This is Nigeria, this recruitment can be cancelled any time if care is not taken. No true democracy here that we want to express ourselves for people to here us. Catastrophic people will here us on Twitter, and perhaps, they were unable to fix in their people. It would then become opportunity for them to ensure that an end is put to this process.

Lastly, no matter how it tarries, we should keep praying that no one should replace our names.

Thank you all.

BenFlash:


When you are done bantering back and forth with someone who has absolute control of what he chooses to type, even @NNPC and MKKyari will leave twitter for y'all.

From the Henry Shield tweet, someone who didn't pass the CBT was already making allegations about how those called for interview was shortlisted. To him, people like you who made the interview list are all 'fraud'. That alone is a derailment from the original idea. Good luck trying to correct him.

ShittimPeter:
The bold sentences and many other reasons are why I am against the campaign. In Nigeria, things explode without control.


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FLOW101:
I don't support the trending of any hashtags. This goes against decent behaviour. Remember that you can lose control of the narrative once it picks momentum. No one can tell how the tone of the campaign will turn once the public who are not currently at this stage of the recruitment join the campaign. Also, you'll be making yourselves ready casualties of the result of opposition party insults of the current government and NNPC.

I know people who were in NLNG recruitment from 2013 that lasted for 3 years at least! In the end the recruitment was concluded after a pro-longed period of silence. We haven't even spent up to six months since the final stage. So what's the hurry?!

I expect that it is GTs itching for this campaign. EHs surely know that a Twitter campaign would more likely hurt than help us.

habishat:

So sorry about that, Dan uwa.
It's for the best In Sha Allaah

smartzee01:

Sorry man. I made it to the next stage.
Its well.

Gbyms:
Someone say we should demand an update without a hashtag. Sigh! When you condemn a process, you should provide a solution. I’m sure you know about the STAR approach in responding to situational problems. Mr Mosgoon Sir, nobody is staging anything. It’s way too early for that. People just want to know what is happening. A simple ‘relax, we are still collating results ‘ from an Nnpc staff will calm the pandemonium. It’s easy.
Anybody that that handles this in an uncivilized manner is on his/her own.
Another thing is that Nnpc might be trying to reduce information dissemination to the barest minimum to avoid interruption from top men with different interests.
Finally the silence might be in the favor of the Local man.
But a simple ‘we are working on it’ would do the magic .

monlawal:

Congratulations brother. I wish you the best

BenFlash:


Lol, I thought as much. You were looking for quarrel.

#wrongdoor

monlawal:

Nagode abokina. Allah ya san ma fi alkhairi a gare mu. Kuma muna addu'a kullum rabon mu ya sa me mu a cikin koshin lafiya.

larride:
Even people that didn’t pass the CBT or didn’t apply are the one calling the recruitment a scam.

That one say they exchanged his score with someone else.

Another one say they sent him mail that they are still checking his CV. Nothing wey Bran no go see for Kings Landing.


Goodluck with your twitter campaign.

monlawal:


Yeah, they sent a mail that I did not make it to the aptitude test stage

julibekwe:
It’s obvious we don’t all agree. I had to take down my tweets after reading this thread today. I didn’t put any hashtags to them because the #nnpcrecruitment hashtag was already filled with loose talk and I get the point in our message being derailed a lot of people already feel those that got invited for interview are frauds. I guess the best idea is to wait then and keep hope alive. I not that it really matters but i’ve not received Tfare from NNPC so I really need some answers. I’m pretty sure I wrote my acct number clearly.

#happyweekend

Fremanb4:
When it comes to government employment, you must be ready to do the time until they are ready. It's still too early for any sort of Twitter protests. AMTEF/FSP budget 2020 just got delivered by the president to the Senate. [/b]Hence, [b]if NNPC is employing by 2020 all of that will be factored in the budget as well. So you guys should take a chill pill and pray that everything goes smoothly.

Victobriel:
Dear all,
I sincerely do not support the idea of of taking this matter to the social media, Twitter.

I want us to understand that opposition party, or whatever you want to call them may wake up from no where with the information supplied on twitter and begin to ring false bell over this recruitment, and it will suffer untold delay in the name of investigation, and may never see the light of the day anymore. Common sense is not gotten from the four walls of the university.

Also, we should be aware that even private sectors do take some months after interview before they conclude on their recruitment.

Today makes two months and weeks after the interview. Why do we want to use our hands to destroy the recruitment that we have been opportune to partake to the final level?

Please let's be cautious in whatever we think is right.
God forbid. This is Nigeria, this recruitment can be cancelled any time if care is not taken. No true democracy here that we want to express ourselves for people to here us. Catastrophic people will here us on Twitter, and perhaps, they were unable to fix in their people. It would then become opportunity for them to ensure that an end is put to this process.

Lastly, no matter how it tarries, we should keep praying that no one should replace our names.

Thank you all.

Abdulaaleem:


Got a success mail, but NO, I can't travel all the way from Osun

moogoogaipan:
The concept of "Whataboutism" has killed many Nigerians and it is a reflection of our status quo.

When Fashola announced automatic employment for my grad set in 2014,he just pronounced it while outgoing, Ambode was incoming, nothing was done, we waited for 1 year & 1/2 sleeping, thinking, all will be well as pronounced, not knowing all wasn't well at all, apparently the power players had decided to exchange the name's of the beneficiaries, we got to know this from the Gov. office apparently when we decided to wake by soughting after media house's & rants on social media, fire em with letters cum petition, Ambode was surprised, he got a list of 900 grad student (All of which didn't include name's of the original beneficiaries, meanwhile we were just 320 or so), so Ambode ordered for the official graduation brochure & he was like wow!!.
That was how I & plenty other ajebriki got offer of employment in lagos state govt.

Often time's, leader's possess oversight, we think they see it all, they don't. last year, over 300 folk's got appt letter as an Environmental Health Officer, they weren't anything remote to that job, some people even studied fisheries & the opening was Envtl. Health Officer, when Ambode got wind of what had happened, He said, he endorsed the approval of their APL cos he thought they were EHOs.

MKK, PMB they may actually not know whatsoever permutations going on as regards this recruitment, it is when we cry out, they may later got wind of the real happenings.

Border line, there is no crime in calling for shortening in the luteal phase of recruitment, just cos NLNG took 3yrs doesn't mean this one should take yaomolikiyaomo or being in the know of happenings.

If we continue to fear, na that fear go kill us last....

So people call Whosoever needed to be called out, don't mind the suffer heads disapproving it...