₦airaland Forum

AyakaDunukofia:
That's the traditional ruler of BURNA BOY'S town. Ekpeye clan.

databoy247:
From writing CVs for over 8,000 professionals working in companies like Chevron, KPMG, Oracle Corporation, Amazon Energy, Saudi Aramco, etc., I am excited to announce that we've now opened our first job centre in the city of Warri, Delta State.

If you stay around Warri, Effurun, Udu road, Agbarho, Ughelli, etc, you can come and register in our job center so we can connect you with jobs.

Already we have partnered with a big pharmacy with multiple branches, some hotels, and a few contracting companies. More partnership ongoing.

You can visit us at Procivi Employment Agency, ground floor, Subsons plaza & events center, Motor junction, Udu. Delta state.

The job centre is open Mondays to Saturdays.

I'LL ALSO BE DROPPING OPPORTUNITIES IN DELTA STATE HERE.

PHijo:
It is Oyigbo and not Obigbo!

We know the history of that place.
That Igbo immigrants from Abia in particular have flooded the place does not make it Igbo heartland.

lalasticlala:
Nigerian Twitter user, Happiness Activist @UmohUduak1 has cried out over the whereabouts of her friend, HinyHumoren, who is missing and may be in danger after she went for a job interview. She said she heard her friend scream when she called her and hasn't reached her again after that.



https://twitter.com/UmohUduak1/status/1387793691251822599

Meanwhile, two days ago, the lady in question, HinyHumoren, had taken to Twitter to look for a job. She wrote:

(:

https://twitter.com/HinyHumoren/status/1387004712017436677?s=19

What could have happened to this young lady?

Happiness Activist @UmohUduak1 has given an update on her missing friend:


https://twitter.com/UmohUduak1/status/1388059013850583043?s=19[/quote]I know this girl, she was in 100 level during the 2015/16 academic session.
I pray they find her hale and hearty.
Angelacruz, come and see if you can identify her. she was in Faculty of Arts.

Ishilove:
Hi Chatinent. 10pm will be fine. I will still be controlling traffic in Mushin by 7pm

tutudesz:
Wike is one of the best governor's that take security of his state serioiously, Uzodinma is just looking like a fool waiting for FG to secure his state

Afriifa:
Kirike clan will never settle for anything less than first place.
cc:Nengi Ogan

TheOnlyUyai:
Alright. I am almost at Okrika. When I get to Garrison, I will call you.

Justkatty:
Garrison in ph

ModestGal:
The only people that can save this country is her youths, but unfortunately, 70% of those worthy youths are in Prison. And the prison is Nigerian Universities.
Our Universities only breed cowards, our university lecturers only instill fears in students. Even the course they teach has no benefit for the students, most of them will still learn handskills before they feed

I'm so angry about slashing the House officers salary, I'm thinking about how the poor people in public hospitals would fare now,because they are the ones that would suffer all these. What about the pregnant one's, those about to give birth.
The house officers/residents does the bulk of jobs in hospitals.
How about kidnapping here and there? So many problems already but the government is happy creating more traumas

The only people that can help are the Youths, meanwhile, they are in Nigerian Universities enslaved, they are so suppressed that they can't even voice out.
What lecturers do to students is to kill their confidence, subdue them to traumatic experiences and make them loose their identities. If you choose not to, then you face consequences of being rusticated, or punished by the school system. All these training, makes them become WEAK naturally and they loose the power to fight for their rights.
And the most painful part is that, after everything, this same Youths would still need to learn 6months skills before they can feed, most of them will eventually feed in an area that has nothing to do with what they studied in universities. What is now the essence of the traumas they experience while in universities? The stress? The subjugation? The threats? The unending assignments? etc
The only education left in these many youths after graduation is FEAR and cowardice

Am I saying Education is bad? Nah, I'm only saying our higher education is doing more waste to people's time than good.

Ilamina:
In nigeria
The school that produced burna boy
Where most loyola students come from in portharcourt

mofedamijo:
Bill Gates enrolled at Harvard College in 1973 to study pre-law but also studied mathematics and took a graduate-level computer science course.

He left Havard after two years. He is not an illiterate, he had a formal education.


After high school, Vitalik B attended the University of Waterloo. There, he took advanced courses and was a research assistant.

The richest man in the world today,
Jeff Bezos, does have a degree and from a very prestigious university. He graduated from Princeton University with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

Alon Musk graduated with an undergraduate degree in economics and stayed for a second bachelor's degree in physics. After leaving Penn, Musk headed to Stanford University in California to pursue a PhD in energy physics.

Mark Zuckerberg Due to his early signs of success, his parents got him a computer programming tutor while he was still in high school, and they enrolled him in a prep school in New Hampshire. After graduating from prep school, Zuckerberg enrolled at Harvard University. He left Havard after is sophomore year to focus on Facebook.

Benard Arnault, the third richest man in the world, graduated from the École Polytechnique in Paris with a degree in engineering.

Warren Buffett graduated from the University of Nebraska at 19 with a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration. Although rejected by Harvard, Buffett went onto Columbia University, where he earned a Master of Science in economics in 1951.

All these Billionaires with dropout story had a formal education. Don't be deceived.

Skoopy:
@OP. Crazy job / working conditions.

A new project will commence soon in my work place, inbox me and I'll send you my email address, let's see what we can do.

It would be a contract job though but payment would be 100k minimum and you may have to move to Port Harcourt. The project is expected to last for 3 to 4 years.

Job is mon - fri and weekends are calculated as over time.

tayeloveme4rel:
Am twenty and a poly undergraduate,these morning just because i change my phone's body case of N500 she starts to look me in a furious way.mind you i have been using this phone since i was in js3 and it has been falling and falling since those years,she bought my other siblings phones but all she tell me is to wait for my time i agreed and wait it almost 7years now That i have been using the phone without complain.so this evening when i was helping her doing some chores she started frowning at me next thing i heard was a slap,she took a cane and started beating me i was pained i cried my heart out.i use to be quiet and calm whenever she is beating me but this evening i spoke out my mind shouting and yelling at her(i told her is it because i bought a second new phone body case she is acting strange or what she kept abusing and and cursing me that am a barstard)i cried heavly i felt like taking poision but i think about it and stoped the thinkinq as am writing these with a depressed and deprived heart

Immaculate755:
Hmmm. FST is a core agriculture discipline

Op can u define FST?

The Institute of Food Technologists defines food science as "the discipline in which the engineering, biological, and physical sciences are used to study the nature of foods, the causes of deterioration, the principles underlying food processing, and the improvement of foods for the consuming public".

Immaculate755:
FST in most of the first generation universities is in the faculty of engineering especially OAU and UI. OAU was the first institution to start the course in Nigeria 50years ago and was established under the Faculty of Engineering. Don’t know why is under the Faculty of Agriculture in some schools knowing fully well that FST can’t be studied without studying the engineering aspect of it.

holarmylekan:
I applied for MLS @ unilorin but it's likely the course should be changed.... Which of the courses above should I consider in terms of Job prospect

royalair:
Chike, Edet, Eze and Simbi

Igbochief001:
Bros there is nothing to show in this city abeg ...aba is miles ahead of yenagoa aba is even too big self umuahia is better than it by miles
Eket is even better than it

Yenagoa is in the same league as ikot ekpene , ado ekiti , oshogbo them

FiverrTutor:
@op ill advise you to move to Lagos. Forget all those doom talkers here. See let me tell u mine. I presently reside in Portharcourt, but you won't believe that between January this year to now I have done over 20 interviews and gotten over 7 juicy job offers already and Guess what, all this were from companies in Lagos!!! I mean not a single Interview or offer from this shithole called Portharcourt. The problem I have is that I live in a very comfortable house here in portharcourt and I have nobody in Lagos. I do feel so so sad sometimes. I had no choice than to accept the last job offer that came luckily they haven't set up their office yet in Victoria Island(I'm on salary). So I'm using the time now to save so I can get a place in Lagos to stay even if it's one room. Please move!!!

MisterRuk:
It's poverty
Have you been to ghettos, slums or low income areas? You will notice that negative values spreads easily, there is always violence, prostitution, frequent sexual immorality, child abuse, easy circulation of hard drugs, envy, environmental pollution, noise pollution, overpopulation, mediocrity. You will realize that poverty weaponizes religion, especially dark religious doctrines. Poverty breeds corruption, war, tyranny, crime and more poverty etc. In a state of poverty people easily forgo their independent thoughts and cling to tribal mindsets, these "tribes" could be ethnic groups, religion, political parties, ideologies etc, and they tend to see people who do not belong in their "tribe" as enemies, forgetting these people are also human beings like themselves. Poverty sometimes is not the lack of money, its the lack of the physical and mental resources to provide an ideal human living condition.All forms of poverty, both mental and physical is characterized by a craving for something they feel is missing from their lives as a complete human be it money or even sex. And this state reduces one into an animal, that they will join the dark side to get it.
What Nigeria and many third world countries suffer from is poverty, and the best ways to handling poverty is through economics, not politics. But it's surprising that most of our leaders and activists seldom talk about economic development, because even human right and free speech thrives where there is a strong economy.

Pregift:
Give me the contact of LES consults pls

Pregift:
My job won't give me time. I learnt that they have agents that find teaching jobs but I haven't find any. pls any contact for agents in ph

PHijo:
As you claim to be Anioma on social media abi?

King Ateke Tom is from Okrika and he doesn't hide the fact he is Ijaw. Chief Asari-Dokubo and Annkio Briggs are Kalabari and are very clear about their Ijawness. The same with Tony Uranta and Professor Fubara from Opobo. People like Burna boy who happens to be from the Egenni clan has been very clear on his Ijaw identity.

We are Ijaw, don't be deceived by our sub groups or city-states.

Search for Tonyebarcanista's post here. He has written on that here. He is Ijaw from Rivers state.

The current Ijaw Youth Council president is from the Andoni clan( Rivers and parts of Akwa Ibom).

AllenSpencer:
“We are all alone, born alone, die alone, and—in spite of True Romance magazines—we shall all someday look back on our lives and see that, in spite of our company, we were alone the whole way. I do not say lonely—at least, not all the time—but essentially, and finally, alone. This is what makes your self-respect so important, and I don't see how you can respect yourself if you must look in the hearts and minds of others for your happiness.”

― Hunter S. Thompson, The Proud Highway: Saga of a Desperate Southern Gentleman, 1955-1967