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[b][/b]BEING snezBaba: |
[size=18pt]you can see the email, the interested ones here can send their CVs to the email. Just go ahead and apply[/size] |
yes you guys are going to bonny but not the earlier perceived number. it was 80 before but not that number anymore. some gonna be waitlisted.. they cannot take all once anymore. that is all i know..as per time, yes!! a minute in our eyes is 500 days in the eyes of NLNG. i dont know the date bro... just continue your life, i don't think NLNG is holding us down against our wish to move forward with our lives but if anyone out of anxiety wishes to sit idle and wait it out, no yah!!!!! ceetee: |
is lindaikeji's blog now running on same string with nairaland? |
DON'T PANIC!!!!....ONE THING NLNG OWES YOU IS A MAIL EXPLAINING SITREP (SITUATION REPORT). Like i will always advice, don't, i repeat don't build your goals and plan around NLNG. Even when they have invited you for medicals, read the caveat beneath. it says this invitation does not mean a contractual employment between you and NLNG. Note: NLNG index's the price of its feedgas on the price of crude oil over a 6months period. so the average price of one cubic feet of gas currently is indexed on the average price of crude oil for the past 6 months; this is just about $40. Soon, mails will hit your box. Read it with open mind but it is certain that 'some' (yes SOME) GTs will be recruited. Lastly, say a minute prayer for OIL price cus, some companies this week submitted their threshold crude oil price for them to remain in business. For NLNG, they don't feel the impact of crude oil price fall instantly like the oil/gas producers because they index their gas price on the crude oil price over a 6months period. Now, every coy is feeling the impact now even NLNG (count 6months back and average the oil price). Also, if the oil price jumps to $200/barrel tonight, it will take NLNG six months to index their gas price on $200. You see why NLNG may wanna follow this rumour? What if you were employed this month and next month NLNG couldn't bear this economic pain anymore and decided to downsize her staff. They will apply LIFO and pay you off as a staff. How much do you think you would make as being an NLNG staff just for a month or two? Let the best will of God happen that is my prayer and wish...... Yes! a well known E&P coy where my friend works, said she will quit production and operations once the crude oil price hits $12/barrel. This is the cost of producing one barell of oil at a shallow offshore (40km from bonny shores). Then the cost of producing a barel of crude oil for deep offshore fields is $19/barrel. When the crude price hits this, that means they are breaking even (no profit). But if NLNG really needs your services, she will employ you even in this condition but as for oversea training, just cancel it off your checklist.. |
kohuur! kohurr!! ko-kohurr!!! ..... i dey clear throat. This cough wan wounjour my throat... ehemm!! my people, emm.. wetin i dey hear? someone said i should say something. Can i say something here puleaseeee? |
OMAS RECRUITMENT omasrecruitment@gmail.com <info@prolocomondragone.net> Today at 1:56 PM Message body Dear Job applicant, We are Omas Recruitment Agency searching for well qualified professional engineers, And your resume has been viewed in our recruitment partner’s website at oilandgasjobsearch, as matching qualifications found for our Oil & Gas Facility in Dubai, UAE. As we currently having Job opening in the areas also been mandated by top management to recruit International applicants (Expatriates) are preferred to complement local Personnel; As we have been mandate to recruit the same. Please answer the below Online Questions while submitting the job requirements at the earliest. * Updated CV/Resume * Recent Passport Photograph (Not older than 6 months). WEIR OIL & GAS INTERNATIONAL ONLINE QUESTIONS. 1. What are your areas of expertise? 2. Why do you want to work with us? 3. How long have you worked in the relative position? 4. Age & Gender? 5. Kindly state your current position. 6. Can you relocate within one month? 7. Please provide direct mobile number. 8. What is your country of Origin? 9. What is your present location? 10.What is your current salary per month? Contact us through our direct temporary e-mail address (omasrecruitment@gmail.com) to enable us attend to you accordingly. Please ensure that all information provided is true and correct. Sincerely, Mr. Sankas Ming Hiring Manager OMAS RECRUITMENT Mussaffah, PO Box 4112, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates E-mail: omasrecruitment@gmail.com MY REPLY: You couldn't do this well. You are just a learner. Embryo scammer....lol. You dey learn work, still no improvement on you. Tell your village people to apply even your granny. All your scam mails are failures back to back; yet you no dey give up. Egboh wereh scammer, if you want my CV you can come and take it. street employment ti take over....fool. |
Hello house, i wish to warn people to be wary of fake recruitment agenies (scammers). Given the high rate of unemployment, they will dupe gullible and desperate mones. Just today i got this mail from[b] Omas Recrutiment Agency, see our convo below:[/b]
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so you sef see that voters card thing? first i thought it was my computer than autog-enerated it ![]() MrAligator: |
HE came for tutelage. dele be like, no be same media story-telling we dey ni? i guess i began this gisting profession before you were born. How come ur own dey bring this kind pepper? Is there anything am missing? eeehh linda? see me even wearing ovation cap and trouser, yet....linda abeg show papi the way abeg....my water don they pass garri oh.. even davido and babymama saga no gree fetch me kobo. u know say na me blog that gist first. You come blog am later, yet u smile to the bank. Me wey dey inside the story no see shi-shii...bikko linda show me the road, ejoor oh!!! |
i guess his name is JAMIKE! Psoul: |
that is nice! a pharoahic offer with a resemblance of perks from egyptian mummies...... forkadict: |
how fatal is it? below or above my earlier position? codedly give me inkling i would decipher forkadict: |
he is suffering from TRUMP, yes a disease of the brain that causes high buccal kinetics have been named after him.. omenka: |
abeg park well for gutter.. handsome ko, legsome ni. when the brain is empty, the d.i.c.k suffers most. adeobaagoro1: |
[size=13pt]Before you enter a room, u knock and wait for a response of "COME ON IN" OR "WAIT"........hmm! but Op your knacking were just hits back to back, bedsheet ti take over. [/size] |
stupidity:ARE YOU JEALOUS OF LAI MOHAMMED? |
stupidity: |
[size=18pt]Now i have seen the woman with the biggest ear and heart that could accomodate the fatest lies of the century. All hail Mrs. Lie accumulator.[/size] |
i love that white celotape cum white glue holding the knife in position. I think the husband will remove the knife in part two of the movie since doctors are still figuring out what to do. |
you have a unique mind. you can make a good detective cop Diddyydiva: |
the field is large enough to contain everybody derespect: |
HAPPY NEW YEAR ALL................
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this comment has won the highest likes i have ever seen.. yemmit90: |
Based on Y.O.L.O, i have decided to satisfy this undying and burning desire to fly in a first class to two countries with beautiful Islands for 2weeks vacation. Been flying but never had a real feel of flying in a first class especially one like emirates. I have decided to give myself a superb treat. I see the treatment these passergers in first class get and wows me, even in the movies. To ice it up, my friend gave me a gist of what i is like after he returned from a sponsored trip. Looking at the emirate booking to see how realistic my dreams are, i saw that i need 2.2million naira just to book for the first class seat on the dates i chose for 2016. Oboy!! good thing is good oh. will i go ahead with this adventure of mine? of course yes but if anyone knows how to get a better reduced deal of say 1.5mill, make una talk ohhh....... i want to do this one thing for myself in a life time. I need no more gist and hollywood movies...thanks. |
[size=18pt]PRAIZZ...PRAIZZ....PRAISSEEE THE LORD. HALELLUYAH!! This is the best news for the year ending. I am so happy this man's mandate has been restored.[/size] |
International shipments of LNG by container ship are generally price-indexed to crude oil, meaning that falling oil prices have led to a comparable drop in LNG prices. The General Manager, Commercial of the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Limited, Mr. Patrick Olinma, on Tuesday disclosed that the average six months intake of the company from the sale of LNG to its customers at various destination markets has dropped by 30 per cent because of the current volatility in the global prices of crude oil. Olinma at the 2015 ‘commercial week’ of the NLNG in Abuja stated that the volatility in price of Brent crude, which NLNG indexes its price for LNG, has ensured that the percentage drop in revenue was recorded within its six months average benchmark calculation. He said that while Brent had recorded an average of 40 per cent price drop in the ongoing price fluctuation, the average intake of NLNG might as well dwindle further if the situation persists. “Normally, our prices are not Brent of the day but an average of six months Brent. So we are still carrying over some of the high Brent prices but even at that we have lost 30 per cent of our revenue as at the end of April compared to 2014. "So, when a lot of people look at the Nigerian economy and they only talk about oil, in terms of revenue we generate over $10 billion on the average. So, when you look at the fact that we are losing about 30 per cent, that is a lot of reduction in revenue for the country,” Olinma stated while making his presentation on the current dip in energy prices. According to him, “Basically, our export product is indexed to Brent and so it is a percentage of Brent. For example, you sell and get paid 10 per cent of Brent, and if Brent sells for $100, you get paid $10. If it goes down to $50, then it is $5; that is exactly what has happened to our product sale.” Speaking further, he said: “Because of the fall in Brent which our pricing is indexed to and if it goes down, our price goes down, if it goes up, our price goes up, that movement is what we are talking about. "Brent has fallen by 40 per cent today, it went below that before but is at $60 now. Last year and in 2013 on the average, it was above $100 but today it is $60, that is 40 per cent drop, our revenue has gone down by 30 per cent because we have what is called the lag.” “Our Brent pricing is that when I say 10 per cent of Brent, it is 10 per cent of the average Brent price for six months and because of that we then have a lag effect that will still come from the high Brent because if you are pricing today, you go back to six months and take the average. "That is why ours have fallen by 30 per cent while Brent is 40 per cent but if it continues, then we will get to a point where it is exactly the same and if it is going up again, we will take time to go up again because we will continue to take the six months average and after a while again, it will catch up again,” Olinma added. Olinma’s disclosures were also buttressed by the Deputy Managing Director of NLNG, Isa Mohammed Inuwa, who said that in addition to the pricing factor, the substitution of NLG with other fossil fuel by consumers has equally contributed to the revenue decline. “The most important thing to understand is that our prices are indexed to crude, at least a significant portion of our portfolio. The price of our gas is indexed to Brent and therefore if there is a fall in Brent price, it necessarily means that we will sell for less but then the other thing that is good to look at is the demand side. "LNG is a substitute fuel and there is a switch between LNG and other hydrocarbon products and these are the two sources of drop in revenue; crude price and of course as a substitute because in other words, anybody who is using LNG can move into other sources of energy and so yes, we’ve been affected,” Inuwa said. He also informed the audience that the company was already making good efforts with its renewal of expiring supply contracts with its customers. He said: “As you know, LNG contracts are long term and you don’t build plants until you have supply contracts that are at least equivalent to the life of that assets. Our contracts are normally between 20 to 25 years. "The first three trains on the LNG, their contracts will begin to expire as from 2020-2021 and ordinarily as a matter of practice, you have to start re-marketing well before the expiry of the existing contracts. “We have already developed a re-marketing strategy and we have a fairly good idea of how we are going to re-market those trains, what the market conditions may likely be, what levers we are going to employ in terms of our re-marketing strategy. So we have a very clear idea of what we are going to do." |
A wife will enventually be a mother someday. So treat a mother just as u want to be treated. A mother was once a wife and still is, there are good things u can learn from them. Once a man is married, there is a boundary which even his mum must respect. He is no longer that ur baby boy. Shove aside that "I carried him 9months threat" at every little thing. The wife was same 9month. Both personalities are important and if they stay within their confines and live responsibly without frictions and rancour. |
Tnx a milly! This is appears to be a potent solution. dway4ward: |
My brother, am not being pessimistic, this 2016 na gbagam!the western industrialized countries buying crude oil and LNG are gaining. The cost of gasoline has gone very low in these countries cus cruudeoil price has fallen. See us here buying N140 per liter of PMS. Is it not expected that petrol price shouuld be sold a very flower price than N70 if we were in a sane country, given the low price of crude oil? What is globally a blessing, will always find a way to be a curse to us. Human factor! Bad leadership!! We don't experience natural prodogies in this country. No tornadoes, landslide, earthquate etc. 98% of our problem as a nation is human-caused. dway4ward: |
Wetin person never see and hear for we country? Be like I know that coy. Until u accept an offer officially, come resume work. Nwanne gbado anya oh! Even probation of 6 months dey oh in some coys. Prinzofparis: |
My man! Do u know that 'humility' line shows up here whhen someone's sensibility and personality are kind of picked on. But if NLNG regret mails humbles anyone indeed, then such one never took my advice of carrying on with life and hustle as though NLNG never existed. If you are awaiting the NLNG feedbacks to humble you or humble ur colleagues, then you never see or know LIFE. Don't remind me how my friend met his wicked supervisor at a job interview as a candidate after the industry recession threw us into the street earlier this year. Yes he got the job and the supervisor still dey house. Life is what happens to you when u are busy planning and hoping on other things. Spirit of sportmanship indeed is needed. For those of us awaiting medicals, if u like reject the first job offer u will get next month unto say ee don be for u at bonny. Ur name go be sorry! U hv not signed anything oh! Keep hustling! whatsupguys: |


they were just laughing uncontrollably at what they saw with my nairaland moniker and forgot I was sitting there and waiting for them. 