NnamdiN:
Try business and investment section

bettercreature:
Why are you telling her to pay when people are not able to get help? can't you ask yourself who is recieving the money?
Another issue is the problem of 31.000 maximum withdraw,if you have PH since december,that means your Mavro should be matured at the moment and now they have matched you to pay 100k when your maximum withdrawal is just 31k.It actually means you will lose 69k use your brain
And the worse is,nobody is able to withdraw the 31k at the moment

butanep:


I will accept the salary if you are the one am teaching alone.

franciskaine:
literature in English and English from SS1-3 for just 22k? Modern slavery. Npower is much better, the school should get ready for more vacant positions.

ejdan:
pls can 1 apply for more than one vacancy i.e in two diff ministry/parastatal

anthonydunamis:
You can continue your application. As long as you now have an account on the website. I experienced the same thing.

The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NIMET) has predicted that most parts of the country will experience less than normal, delayed and early cessation of rainfall than previous years across most parts of the country.

While underscoring its yearly rainfall prediction as critical to the nation’s economic growth and development, the Director General of the agency, Mr. Anthony Anuforom, said the Seasonal Rainfall Prediction (SRP), is part of the agency’s meteorological early warning system, which contains rainfall and temperature outlook for the year as well as the possible socio-economic implications of the projected weather patterns.

He however explained the rainfall season in the year would be characterised by late onset especially in the Northern parts of the country, adding that this year’s SRP presentation will focus on the impact of weather variability and climate change on transportation infrastructure and agriculture in the country.

The key message of the prediction, Anuforom said is that most parts of Nigeria are likely to experience delayed onset, early cessation and less-than-normal rainfall amounts as well as dry spells.

He said: “This is attributed to the effect of the El Nino that has persisted since 2015, many parts of the country are less likely to experience delayed onset, early cessation and dry spells during the rainy season. Of particular concern is the fact that the dry spell may set in from May to June/July when farmers may have planted their crops. If not well managed, this could result in crop failure.”

According to him, the provision and dissemination of the full climate services is beyond the capacity of any single organisation like NIMET, adding that it calls for collaboration among MDAs and across disciplinary boundaries in the country.

Furthermore, he said global warming and climate change are real, their manifestations in form unusual, violent weather phenomena are evident and constitute threats to sustainable development.

NIMET’s SRP, he also noted, is part of the agency’s meteorological early warning system, containing rainfall and temperature outlook for the year as well as the possible socio-economic implications of the projected weather patterns

The DG said little dry season, popularly referred to as August break, would be pronounced in parts of the South, and stated that “these are risks factors for farmers in the affected areas and has to be carefully and scientifically managed.”

Anuforom explained: “It is necessary to state that the expected lower-than-normal rainfall in parts of the country does not rule out the possibility of isolated flash floods due to high intensity rainfall at the peak of the season, especially in places that are naturally prone to flooding.”

Continuing, he stated that the production and presentation of the SRP was an annual activity undertaken by the agency in providing weather and climate services for activities in all sectors of the economy and advising government on all aspects of meteorology.

According to him, the SRP contained rainfall and temperature outlook for 2016, as well as the possible socio-economic implications of the projected weather patterns.

He said: “It is designed to provide relevant information for planning and execution of projects and programmes in various sectors of the economy, especially those that are sensitive to weather, agriculture, air transportation, infrastructure construction, telecommunication, water resources are particularly sensitive to weather variability.”

Taylor86:

fine girl
grabs vaseline
where's my laptop

lamash:
My dear please do not loose hope.. get GMATS textbook..download SHL questions online and practise them. Most importantly have that confidence that U can do it.
I started practising dose books b4 I finished serving and I neva failed one test out of so many tests I did. I got a job in less Dan 1 yr afta NYSC
U can send me a private mssg 2 av some of my old online questions, wuld b glad 2 help my fellow lady.

Iamtosin:
I feel your pain. In a country that before you get a good job as a fresh graduate demands jumping the hurdles of Gmats and the likes.

A few factors might be responsible for the failures

Do you have a decent calculation background ?

Do you have numerous copies of Gmats, Dragnet past questions?

While doing mock sessions on these past questions, do you time yourself to know your efficiency vis-a-vis your scores?

By the grace of God...I have never erred in any aptitude test and I satisfied all these factors

I have numerous soft copies of all these...you can pm me

drehdinho:


I read your thread about DOB error on your WAEC result. Have you corrected the error? If yes, how did you do it. I have similar error. Although mine is Nov/Dec. Pls. Reply me as soon as you see this. It's very important.

exxell:
[b]This kind of thing makes one question the rationale behind the existence of a god. Am really beginning to confirm my fears that the earth may be a planting and harvesting ground for whatever purposes. Who created Hitler, Shekau, Osama Bin Laden etc?? Are you telling me that god in his omnipotency didnt know they will kill people when created? You see why when some people tell you that they are agnostics or Atheists, people will keep on screamin that the so called Satan is controlling them? But you may never really understand the reason behind their choices of not believing in the existence of a god or a good one for that matter. People like Shekau, Obasanjo, Atiku, Tinubu are still alive. But the good ones keep on dying miserably. A terrorist will carry a bomb and go and destroy a church.... Killing 500. One child will survive and you see people screaming.... "Thank you Jesus... Thank God". What the Bleep? Thank God for allowing 500 to die while saving one? Ignorance dikwa egwu oo.

You see some people they will be shouting.... God is good... All the time. And all the time, God is good. God is holy, God is magnificient, God is great, God is the this and God is that...... God is omnipitent, God is omniscient, god is omnipresent.... Only one being with all these powers. Has anyone of us bothered one day to ask the question of what God is not? Can someone answer me that sincerely? If God is good, what really killed those 10,000 Nepalians? A poor country? I can understand a situation where a man out of careless driving wastes his life. But what about those things beyond human control? Things like earthquake, landslides, volcanic eruptions? Who is to blame for such physical evils that took many lives? If man takes blame for moral evil, what about physical evil? If God is to be blamed, why then tag him a good God? If some people were born slowpoke at birth, who formed them in the womb? Deep questions that require deep answers.[/b]

chimkaire:
......and the kisses are for what


RIP to the dead