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CareerRe: Graduates in the UK by somebody(op): 12:48am On Aug 25, 2006
Crusader, there are lots of companies that are willing to get you work permits. If you indicate your area of discipline, I'll see if I can find vacancies with companies that get work permits.
CareerRe: Graduates in the UK by somebody(op): 10:07pm On Aug 23, 2006
By placements do you mean one year internships cause thats what I understand by placements or entry level jobs? I would post engineering vacancies for the UK, don't have any details for Nigeria.
Jobs/VacanciesRe: World Bank Is Recruiting Africans by somebody(f): 8:32pm On Aug 23, 2006
There is also the Young Professionals Program but open to applicants with a Masters. Deadline is Aug 31st so apply asap. Good luck.

http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/EXTHRJOBS/0,,contentMDK:20519640~menuPK:1477630~pagePK:64262408~piPK:64262191~theSitePK:1058433,00.html
CareerGraduates in the UK by somebody(op): 8:28pm On Aug 23, 2006
Hello everyone,

I have found that this site is quite partial to Nigerians based in Nigeria with regards to job vacancies. I wouldn't mind posting vacancies I come across but don't know if there is a lot of people who would need this sort of information. No need to waste my time if its just one or two people. So if you are interested in vacancies, please indicate your interest and area of discipline. I am also in the process of reviewing how viable a careers advice website for international students based in the UK will be. I do hate going through websites with irrevelant information and so I don't want to fall into the same trap of providing irrevalant information. So please let me know the sort of information you will want to see on such a site. Better still, if there is something you found out late that would have helped in your job search had you known earlier, please feel free to share. Thanks!!!
BusinessRe: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by somebody(f): 12:14am On Aug 23, 2006
Its quite a good idea but there is already a big one somewhere in Lekki. Not sure what it is called and I think Nigerians welcomed it. So I guess you'll to have differentiate yours from the existing one to ensure that you get customers.
CareerRe: Career In Naija? by somebody(f): 11:57am On Aug 22, 2006
Seun am curious as to why he should not go back to Naija to search for a job.
@gbeborun
My suggestion would be to stay in the UK and get a job with a company that would pay for your ACCA.ACA/CIMA or whatever qualifications you want to get. I don't know what your status in the UK is. But if you need a work permit, your options are somewhat limited. Companies that recruit international students include KPMG, Pwc, Ernst and Young and Deloitte. If you have a residence permit, there is a lot of other places you can apply to. There are loads of opportunities available out there and you have execllent grades so I'll say you stand a very good chance of getting a worthwhile job. After working for say three years and your qualificatiosn done, a move to Nigeria might make sense then. I think KPMG or one of these comapnies encourage that, work here with them for three years and go back to your home country and work for them. Any other questions you have, ask away. I'll be happy to answer them.

I am starting a website that would provide information for careers in the UK for international students. I thought it would be ready by Sept 1st but been quite busy with other stuff. When its up and running, I'll provide the link and you would be able to get great advice from there. Goodluck with your career.
CareerRe: Career In Naija? by somebody(f): 8:57pm On Aug 20, 2006
Well, I would say it depends on the course you are studying and the career path you want to follow. You have to bear in mind that some secctors are not fully developed in Nigeria while others are saturated. So I guess the first step is stating ur course and the career path you want to pursue.
PoliticsRe: Has Anyone Considered Ibori For President? by somebody(f): 8:07pm On Aug 17, 2006
@donmayor
Hurricane katrina?? very funny post.
IslamRe: Muslims: Are We Bad? by somebody(f): 1:20pm On Aug 16, 2006
Are muslims bad? - yes.
Are all muslims bad? - no
Why do you think some muslims are bad? - They make children orphans, women widows and men widowers all in the name of seven virgins (or more) in paradise.
TravelRe: This Years Notting Hill Carnival. by somebody(f): 5:16pm On Aug 10, 2006
Oops, i thought ur post said where. I think it is on the 28th of August.
TravelRe: This Years Notting Hill Carnival. by somebody(f): 4:58pm On Aug 10, 2006
The carnival is in the Notting Hill area I believe. No carnival for me this year but might do the after party at Tiger Tiger or any where else I hear will be live.
Music/RadioRe: Latest Naija Songs by somebody(f): 12:02am On Aug 05, 2006
Thanks nana and nike4luv!!!
Nairaland GeneralRe: For Only Ajebos: Please No Ajepaki Allowed! by somebody(f): 12:01am On Aug 05, 2006
It seems like the first poster is just trying to be funny but u guys are taking him quite seriously
Music/RadioRe: Latest Naija Songs by somebody(f): 11:57pm On Aug 04, 2006
Heard this song on BEN TV and the lyrics has something like "looking for my wifey". Video was shot in london, scary looking guy in it as well. Please can any one help me with the name of the song and group(dere was a number of pple in the video). Thanks!!
CareerRe: Lagos Business School MBA Students? by somebody(f): 7:04pm On Aug 04, 2006
Don't know any one that went there but excellent school choice. All the best!! I schooled in london for a few yrs so may be able to help with general questions.
Nairaland GeneralRe: Nairalanders In London: Let's Get Together by somebody(f): 2:58am On Aug 04, 2006
I am interested in this london outing but not sure if I can make it. As it gets closer to the date, I'll be able to formally indicate my interest in attending. Would be nice to meet new people!!
CareerRe: Best Paying Company In Nigeria? by somebody(f): 10:32pm On Jul 26, 2006
P&G pays 2.4million
CareerRe: What Are Your Career Goals? by somebody(f): 11:13pm On Jul 23, 2006
kellorah, amen to your goals cheesy
CelebritiesRe: Genevieve Nnaji Is A Single Mother by somebody(f): 10:34pm On Jul 23, 2006
Orikinla, that pic is an insult to my sexy bow legs.
CareerRe: What Are Your Career Goals? by somebody(f): 10:05pm On Jul 23, 2006
@ diddy4, I know I have eight years - don't worry am on course with my plans. I say amen to your own career goals.
CareerRe: What Are Your Career Goals? by somebody(f): 9:46pm On Jul 23, 2006
thanks kellorah
CelebritiesRe: Genevieve Nnaji Is A Single Mother by somebody(f): 9:44pm On Jul 23, 2006
Orikinla:
@Rhodalyn
Just trying to prick that Miss Somebody. grin

Ignorance is bliss.

Calling a producer/director name dropper!
What a libelous insult!

If you come to my audition, you will melt.
Who even knows whether you have K-Leg? grin
Orikinla, you can't even try to prick me. I still stand by my earlier statements - your posts shout look at me. I have met too many people in my life to get tripped when someone comes on a forum and starts claiming to be this and that. Not saying its all a lie but u need to try and mellow on the name dropping. I wish you all the best though- have got nothing against you. On a lighter note,  I don't have k-legs more like sexy bow legs.
CelebritiesRe: Genevieve Nnaji Is A Single Mother by somebody(f): 6:31pm On Jul 23, 2006
Okay, I have tried to ignore this Orikinla character but I believe he is just a name dropper. He might know all these stars or whatever you choose to call them but all his posts shout "I am someone that knows important pple" even bordering on "I am a celebrity myself". Please get a life and let what you have achieved speak for you.

Today its how he knows John, tomorrow how he groomed Peter. Now its him and Genevieve exchanged mails which is really not a big deal but how the hell is that relevant to this thread? Abeg let me hear word!!! Who cares if Genevieve is a baby mother, she is one of millions of young girls with kids.
CareerRe: What Are Your Career Goals? by somebody(f): 6:01pm On Jul 23, 2006
Start an MBA at Harvard Business in three years and then start up my -------- business in Naija. Use my business to provide employment for thousands, help the less privileged and of course become a billionaire by the age of 30. All this will be possible by His grace!!!
EducationRe: Nigerian Student Society-univ Cape Town. by somebody(f): 10:31pm On Jul 20, 2006
Nice to hear of another Nigerian Students society. Am on the commitee of the one at my uni - University of Warwick.

http://www.sunion.warwick.ac.uk/portal/societies/Default.asp?url=ORGANISATION&organisation_id=11176
http://vikbon.grafikkaos.co.uk/index.php?link=home
Dating And Meet-up ZoneRe: Over 20? Then Sign In Here by somebody(f): 10:08pm On Jul 20, 2006
Yay!!! Am 22
CareerRe: Best Paying Company In Nigeria? by somebody(f): 7:04pm On Jul 19, 2006
Mystique:
Wel, i know someone in shell who earns that much now

***started at entry level two years ago***
My point exactly. Would a fresh graduate earn that much??
CareerRe: Best Paying Company In Nigeria? by somebody(f): 7:15am On Jul 19, 2006
Mystique:
Average take home for Shell N400,000
Average for Mobil N350,000

For the banks, you have to be at least an AGM to earn that much undecided
Please where did you get that figure from? So not true. My friend that just got a job with Shell with a few years experience is not even getting N400,000 basic. Is the figure you are stating for entry-level as in graduate level. All this talk about union and negotations is getting me confused. Give me facts and not negotation talks. Shell's basic pay is N250000, a few thousands more or less but def not as high Mobil's N350000. This is backed with evidence of pple I know that just got jobs with them not just hearsay. Ask Shell employees, they'll tell you sef that Mobil pays better. At least when I asked the pple in my family that work there, they agreed so not sure bout this union talk.
CareerRe: Best Paying Company In Nigeria? by somebody(f): 1:23pm On Jul 18, 2006
texazzpete:
the rankings are:
1. Mobil ( how anyone can contest this is beyond my imagination. they are d best paid by a sizable margin)
Thank you texazzpete, everyone seems to think Shell pays better for some reason. Saying that, the salary is not all that matters when choosing a company to work for. Other factors like international career opportunities, career progression would need to considered and in that case, Mobil might not come up tops but they definitely pay better than Shell and other oil companies. And yeah Zahymaka also mentioned that NLG employees enjoy more than Shell employees, an LNG employee also told me that. But that does not automatically translate to LNG paying better than Shell.
CareerRe: Best Paying Company In Nigeria? by somebody(f): 12:21pm On Jul 18, 2006
pfowighz:
Can someone please add actual or average values.
Heard Mobil pays a basic monthly salary of N350,000
CareerRe: Best Paying Company In Nigeria? by somebody(f): 8:12am On Jul 17, 2006
Zahymaka:
When I left Nigeria, oil companies paid the most. Somebody's slightly off the mark:

There's some debate as to which of Chevron or LNG pays more so I'll put them at the top. After that is Shell, then any others.
Doubt if i am off the mark cause a couple of my friends are just moving back to Nigeria to start work with these companies and the highest salary I have heard so far has been with Mobil. Shell is offering the least salary I have heard but pple argue that they take better care of you and have a better career which might be why Shell might not feel the need to pay the highest salary. I am 100% sure LNG is definitely not the highest paying, as someone said it is owned by NNPC and some other oil companies but run by Shell. I know for a fact that Shell does not pay the highest in the oil company as I have been told by my many family that work there but as I said earlier they offer a great career opportunity. Am not too sure bout Chevron and Agip so won't comment bout those ones.
CareerRe: Best Paying Company In Nigeria? by somebody(f): 1:00am On Jul 17, 2006
I [quote author=hot-angel link=topic=17919.msg494052#msg494052 date=1153090495]I think it's NNPC or PPMC. (One is a subsidary of the other).

Anyways, i think after that it's STandard Trust Bank.[/quote]I seriously doubt that any of those companies pay as much as Mobil or Shell. Infact, I think I am quite sure NNPC does not pay that much for entry level. Like all govt owned establishments, the money starts to come when you have reached a certain level.

I would say oil companies pay the most and i think mobil pays the most out of oil companies. Companies with high salaries are Nigeria LNG, Shell, Mobil and Totalfinaelf.

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