Glaswegian:


Obviously, we are not in the same level of conversation. I'm talking of professional contract staff seconded to Shell head office in Lagos that resumes in Shell office everyday. Not talking about the guy that packs shit in the field.

Professional contract staff and entry level, who should receive a bigger salary. Infact I'm not having this argument with u. Shell does not pay 2million at entry level with or without tax.

Gerrard59:


Your personal problem if you don't believe.

It's not an issue of believe, Chevron pays between 150 to 500k for entry level. Nnpc pays around 300k entry for entry level. Shell pays close to 1m for entry level.

U name the company in Nigeria that pays 2million for entry level?

ibuildstuff:

Professional contract staff and entry level, who should receive a bigger salary. Infact I'm not having this argument with u. Shell does not pay 2million at entry level with or without tax.

Where did I say Shell pays N2m?

JIREN01:
On the contrary, I believe you leveraged on your experience as a worker in the oil industry to establish your own corporation.

Nevertheless is cool though.

ibuildstuff:

It's not an issue of believe, Chevron pays between 150 to 500k for entry level. Nnpc pays around 300k entry for entry level. Shell pays close to 1m for entry level.

U name the company in Nigeria that pays 2million for entry level?

I assume you didn't click the link I posted initially. Well, the author like I stated works in the industry and is an authoritative source regarding careers in the industry. Also, I know one or two persons in the industry. Then, with this information, I should believe ibuildstuff?

Gerrard59:


I assume you didn't click the link I posted initially. Well, the author like I stated works in the industry and is an authoritative source regarding careers in the industry. Also, I know one or two persons in the industry. Then, with this information, I should believe ibuildstuff?

It's not about even believing sef, u should be logical, how can u think a company will be paying entry level staff 2 million or above in Nigeria.

Glaswegian:


Where did I say Shell pays N2m?

U said well over 1million.

ibuildstuff:

U said well over 1million.

I never quoted a figure here for Shell. I said my mentee got contract job and was offered N850k. I also said my friend that got permanent job in Shell 10 years ago was earning N850k per month as at that time.

ibuildstuff:

It's not about even believing sef, u should be logical, how can u think a company will be paying entry level staff 2 million or above in Nigeria

I am beginning to sound like a broken record but the oil industry is not the same as other industries where their main products/services depends on the purchasing power of the country of operation. The industry pegs her remuneration to global standards because staff from Country A can be moved to Country B and same remuneration should irrespective of living costs or standards of both countries. That is, someone from Nigeria who is moved to Norway should earn what is obtainable of the industry and vice versa. So, because 2M looks big to you, it means no oil company can pay the figure? You mentioned Shell paying 1M meanwhile I stated Total paying 2M. Are they the same companies? Must they pay same amount? From your other comments in this thread, you are putting letters into people's fingers by stating things they never mentioned.

Take it from me, Total Nigeria (Exploration division) pays entry-level graduates 2M before tax. However, it is your prerogative to believe or not after noting that where your knowledge ends, another person's starts.

Thank you.

Gerrard59:


I am beginning to sound like a broken record but the oil industry is not the same as other industries where their main products/services depends on the purchasing power of the country of operation. The industry pegs her remuneration to global standards because staff from Country A can be moved to Country B and same remuneration should irrespective of living costs or standards of both countries. That is, someone from Nigeria who is moved to Norway should earn what is obtainable of the industry and vice versa. So, because 2M looks big to you, it means no oil company can pay the figure? You mentioned Shell paying 1M meanwhile I stated Total paying 2M. Are they the same companies? Must they pay same amount? From your other comments in this thread, you are putting letters into people's fingers by stating things they never mentioned.

Take it from me, Total Nigeria (Exploration division) pays entry-level graduates 2M before tax. However, it is your prerogative to believe or not after noting that where your knowledge ends, another person's starts.

Thank you.

Bro don't try to convince them, they won't believe you or they will argue blindly. I have been reading some comments here and I shake my head.

The last ExxonMobil GT program that was concluded last year, the total pay on the offer letter was around 36 million gross for MSc and around 33 million gross for ordinary BSc and the monthly pay is around 1.6 million net. Upfront is paid twice a year.

The figure I gave above is not based on hearsay, this is something my eyes confirmed myself from the appointment letter that was dished out.

A lot of people are shallow minded, when they don't know something and someone that knows tells them, they will be so quick to call someone a bluff.

The most annoying thing is that they don't know a single soul working in such company that they can ask, and since the money is so huge compared to what they can ever imagine, they will believe people are lying.

Even indigenous companies like SEPLAT pays GT a sum of 9 million naira gross, now what is your mind telling you and IOC will pay?

Sometimes before you discredit anyone, please try and do research before arguing blindly and if you can't find any info, please hold your peace and stop showing your ignorance and embarrassing yourself.

Just pray you get there..
If you like come and counter my figures above, it is normal here.

ennyj01:



Bro don't try to convince them, they won't believe you or they will argue blindly. I have been reading some comments here and I shake my head.

The last ExxonMobil GT program that was concluded last year, the total pay on the offer letter was around 36 million gross for MSc and around 33 million gross for ordinary BSc and the monthly pay is around 1.6 million net. Upfront is paid twice a year.

The figure I gave above is not based on hearsay, this is something my eyes confirmed myself from the appointment letter that was dished out.

A lot of people are shallow minded, when they don't know something and someone that knows tells them, they will be so quick to call someone a bluff.

The most annoying thing is that they don't know a single soul working in such company that they can ask, and since the money is so huge compared to what they can ever imagine, they will believe people are lying.

Even indigenous companies like SEPLAT pays GT a sum of 9 million naira gross, now what is your mind telling you and IOC will pay?

Sometimes before you discredit anyone, please try and do research before arguing blindly and if you can't find any info, please hold your peace and stop showing your ignorance and embarrassing yourself.

Just pray you get there..
If you like come and counter my figures above, it is normal here.

My issue with the poster - ibuildstuff - is that he claims he knows persons working in the industry yet is making false statements here and there. As for Seplat, I knew about her payscale when she last did her recruitment exercise in 2017 (I even wrote about the process on NL). She is Nigeria's highest paying indigenous oil and gas company.

Nonetheless, thanks for your reply.

Gerrard59:


My issue with the poster - ibuildstuff - is that he claims he knows persons working in the industry yet is making false statements here and there. As for Seplat, I knew about her payscale when she last did her recruitment exercise in 2017 (I even wrote about the process on NL). She is Nigeria's highest paying indigenous oil and gas company.

Nonetheless, thanks for your reply.

You are welcome
Just ignore the guy, that is the best..

Dpharisee:
It's a shame that after 60 years of oil discovery Nigeria still cannot drill or refine it's oil, it's still under the control of British companies who don't even tell us the true quantity being exported.
If the Biafrans could take over oil drilling and refining in Egbema during the war I wonder what they would have achieved by now, the British were so alarmed that the ambassador asked Gowon to excise that area of Egbema into the newly created Rivers as Egbema Ndoni while the other side is Ohaji Egbema in Imo State thereby dividing brothers in their land.
I don't give a damn about the above salaries which is pittance compared with what the expartriates are looting in connivance with their Fulani cronies who control the levers of power and allocate oil blocks.
This is part of the reason why the Western countries led by Britain will resist some areas from taking over power in Nigeria nor restructuring of the country. They want us to aspire and dream of working for Shell and Chevron and see ourselves as 'elites' while the rest of the country lives in abject poverty. Nonsense and Buhari

You're so right. During the civil war. Brafrans built fighter jet, armor tanks, missiles and IED.
According, to a book I read the author said they had 24/7 electricity. They only lack man power.
The Brits and Russians knew biafran would have won the war. Because they were smart.
They were the Japan of Africa.
I wish they won the war.

Gerrard59:


My issue with the poster - ibuildstuff - is that he claims he knows persons working in the industry yet is making false statements here and there. As for Seplat, I knew about her payscale when she last did her recruitment exercise in 2017 (I even wrote about the process on NL). She is Nigeria's highest paying indigenous oil and gas company.

Nonetheless, thanks for your reply.

Do u guys know what entry level mean?
You guys are just living in delusion, no company pays 2 million per month for entry level
I don't even think u know what entry level is

ibuildstuff:

Do u guys know what entry level mean?
You guys are just living in delusion, no company pays 2 million per month for entry level
I don't even think u know what entry level is

Okay, hold your peace then and believe in whatever you want.

Good morning,I need to ask a question here.
Do Chevron ask for money From their applicant for I'd check.o?



"It should be noted that you are mandated to pay a fee for the IDCheck.io solution process, and be paid early enough before your interview date, if you are interested in the job. You are eligible to pay the IDCheck.io solution process fees hence has been successfully short-listed for a competency-based interview."
From Chevron.


I need a clear answer, thanks.

lizabeet:
Good morning,I need to ask a question here.
Do Chevron ask for money From their applicant for I'd check.o?



"It should be noted that you are mandated to pay a fee for the IDCheck.io solution process, and be paid early enough before your interview date, if you are interested in the job. You are eligible to pay the IDCheck.io solution process fees hence has been successfully short-listed for a competency-based interview."
From Chevron.


I need a clear answer, thanks.

SAM! SCAM!! SCAM!!!

ibuildstuff:

Do u guys know what entry level mean?
You guys are just living in delusion, no company pays 2 million per month for entry level
I don't even think u know what entry level is

I, Gerrard59, does not know what entry-level mean in Nigeria's corporate/employment scene? Something I have being involved in and written extensively on Nairaland?

OK o, bye bye!

lizabeet:
Good morning,I need to ask a question here.
Do Chevron ask for money From their applicant for I'd check.o?



"It should be noted that you are mandated to pay a fee for the IDCheck.io solution process, and be paid early enough before your interview date, if you are interested in the job. You are eligible to pay the IDCheck.io solution process fees hence has been successfully short-listed for a competency-based interview."
From Chevron.


I need a clear answer, thanks.

It's obviously a SCAM! Do not pay any money to anyone.

od4life:

It's obviously a SCAM! Do not pay any money to anyone.

Thanks

ennyj01:





SAM! SCAM!! SCAM!!!

Thanks

Good day guys,

I want to take up an SAP course. I really need suggestions of the best institute in Lagos that offer SAP courses.
I will appreciate if you add your reason for suggestions as it will help me make the right choice.

Thanks in anticipation.

ednut1:
What do people gain in posting rubbish. Graduate trainee in shell earns over 1m naira. Those senior postions earn more than 4m a month. Oga abeg carry fake news commot here

please do you know how much graduate trainee in Mobil earn?

ennyj01:



Bro don't try to convince them, they won't believe you or they will argue blindly. I have been reading some comments here and I shake my head.

The last ExxonMobil GT program that was concluded last year, the total pay on the offer letter was around 36 million gross for MSc and around 33 million gross for ordinary BSc and the monthly pay is around 1.6 million net. Upfront is paid twice a year.

The figure I gave above is not based on hearsay, this is something my eyes confirmed myself from the appointment letter that was dished out.

A lot of people are shallow minded, when they don't know something and someone that knows tells them, they will be so quick to call someone a bluff.

The most annoying thing is that they don't know a single soul working in such company that they can ask, and since the money is so huge compared to what they can ever imagine, they will believe people are lying.

Even indigenous companies like SEPLAT pays GT a sum of 9 million naira gross, now what is your mind telling you and IOC will pay?

Sometimes before you discredit anyone, please try and do research before arguing blindly and if you can't find any info, please hold your peace and stop showing your ignorance and embarrassing yourself.

Just pray you get there..
If you like come and counter my figures above, it is normal here.

Wow I never knew ExxonMobil pays graduate trainee that much, don't blame people that money is enormous to most people that they can't believe people are being paid that monthly.

ennyj01:



Bro don't try to convince them, they won't believe you or they will argue blindly. I have been reading some comments here and I shake my head.

The last ExxonMobil GT program that was concluded last year, the total pay on the offer letter was around 36 million gross for MSc and around 33 million gross for ordinary BSc and the monthly pay is around 1.6 million net. Upfront is paid twice a year.

The figure I gave above is not based on hearsay, this is something my eyes confirmed myself from the appointment letter that was dished out.

A lot of people are shallow minded, when they don't know something and someone that knows tells them, they will be so quick to call someone a bluff.

The most annoying thing is that they don't know a single soul working in such company that they can ask, and since the money is so huge compared to what they can ever imagine, they will believe people are lying.

Even indigenous companies like SEPLAT pays GT a sum of 9 million naira gross, now what is your mind telling you and IOC will pay?

Sometimes before you discredit anyone, please try and do research before arguing blindly and if you can't find any info, please hold your peace and stop showing your ignorance and embarrassing yourself.

Just pray you get there..
If you like come and counter my figures above, it is normal here.

How much do you think graduate trainee in ExxonMobil will be earning as at now?