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Medunah:
Iono what guys see in big boobs thou.....i would rather go for big butt dan boobs if i were to be a guy

Big butt is an obstruction.

misspicy:
Dating?

You guys should get a room already.

To say the truth, I think I prefer small or medium booty to big booty. Big booty always have all that fat in it which is disgusting. They always look good under the dress, but when you take off the dress, you find something irritating most times.

iyke926:
I have not seen fargo but gon surely download it tonight. Homeland is interesting just that I find the season 5 kinda boring.

Fargo is excellent. I think this season of homeland is just like the previous, less shooting and more brain racking. Still magnificent.

Now, there are numerous TV series which are currently airing on satellite. Two which stand out are Fargo and Homeland. Fargo is in it's 2nd season while Homeland is in it's 5th season. If you're a fan of thrillers these are the series you should be watching. But I'm kind of in a dilemma as to which is more interesting. Which do you think is more interesting? I'd like to know what you think.

Too much pouting.

prettyjo:
mstchewwww

See this one o...gerrarahia

icequeeTM:
And what are u, a fan of stupidity?

One thing I'm not a fan of is fake ass bitches like you coming on here castigating other people whom they actually are worse than. Hoes trying to act immaculate. Shut yo slutty mouth up and live yo own life.

icequeeTM:
This is clearly what happens when u leave ur senses in the toilet.. I don't blame her at all.. Her country must ve conquered hunger that's why she can afford to dress and come out like this

Nigerians can judge eh.

prettyjo:
there is nothing special about convocation ,so you must not attend.unless you are going to receive a prize

Lol! I'm quite sure you were one of those students who just passed thru uni without the uni passing thru you. I'll forgive you just because you're beautiful.

cowleg:
This thread is getting boring. please guys lets not allow the thread to die. we can continue to share information here. no more joining of any whatsapp group all information will be drop here.


Nauth nnewi housemanship exam comes up on Thursday November 19th 2015.

Pls what information do you have about National hospital Abuja? Have they started?

LumsEleniyan:
Am going for stream II calabar
Do they request for our original O'level result during screening? Cus i dont av one.

Take your First School Leaving Certificate too.

omoeniyan09:
Please help me house... I need to track down a guy he collected som money from my bro for a deal which he did not do he has been forming busy since then. He doesnt pik calls Any more and he does not come to d office dey met any more....
Please help how do we track him

My good friend, I don't mean to be harsh on you, but there's this thing we call 'LONG THING' in this country of ours. That's exactly what you're on.

omoeniyan09:
Please help me house... I need to track down a guy he collected som money from my bro for a deal which he did not do he has been forming busy since then. He doesnt pik calls Any more and he does not come to d office dey met any more....
Please help how do we track him

My good friend, there's this thing we call 'LONG THING' in this country of ours. That's exactly what you're on.

Help4rmme2u:
Basketmouth Just Shared This Photo now on his instagram page and its causing comotion between blog readers,,

Peeps abeg who is the other person with Face mask behind Basketmouth?

Kevin Hart

Nice job you're doing here OP. Big ups to you. One question for you though. I'm a medical graduate, and I graduated in 2014. I received my statement of result in January 2015, I also received my practicing license in January 2015. As a medical graduate, I'm supposed to do a one year internship program. But I wasn't fortunate to begin the internship in January. I just started this month, which is almost a year later. Normally, it is expected that I should start internship immediately, which means NYSC mobilization in February 2016, most likely. My question is, how does my school know when to add my name on NYSC list? Or do I need to inform them that I didn't start on time. Or how does this whole mobilization thing work in general? I'm kind of a novice(otondo) when it comes to NYSC ish, so forgive me if my question sounds dumb.

I don laugh tire for this thread. For those of you that have been exempted, shouldn't you be glad that you don't have to spend one full year on NYSC? I mean, that's one whole year removed form your way for you to achieve your goals. If I were you I'd just take the exemption letter with all gladness and start pursuing my dreams.

adonbilivit:
from the three u mentioned, Enugu is your best option. there are lots of music studios, well known artists and producers In Enugu. Enugu is a very good place to start your music career especially if your music is more appealing to those that understand Igbo.

Noted

adonbilivit:
from the three u mentioned, Enugu is your best option. there are lots of music studios, well known artists and producers In Enugu. Enugu is a very good place to start your music career especially if your music is more appealing to those that understand Igbo.

Noted

I've been doing a lot of background checks and inquiries lately on the Nigerian Music industry. There's one thing for sure, Lagos is the go to city when it comes to pursuing a career in music. But for someone like me who has no connection what so ever in Lagos, and no family there as well, what other Nigerian cities would you recommend for me to really push my music career? I have a few cities in mind which I know I can settle in easily because of my connections there. They are Calabar, Enugu and Abuja. Pls which of these cities is best for me? And if you have other options please let me know so that I could consider them. I'd really appreciate your advice.

I have no idea which is the batch number. I see groups of numbers with colons(. Help me out here.

alentyno:
Although the importance of hard work cannot be overemphasised in any chosen profession, experts have said that studying some particular degrees will not only give you an edge in the job market, it also determines the amount of income you take home at the end of the day.

For example, in the oil and gas sector, petroleum, mechanical, chemical and electrical/electronics engineers at an entry level earn as much as N3.5m per annum, depending on the organisation.

Other high paying engineering fields include software engineers and computer engineers who employ IT skills, whether they are in the oil and gas sector or the telecommunication sector. They stand to earn as high as N400,000 per month for a start, and it could increase to about N5m to N15m per annum, depending on the years of experience.

A fresh engineering graduate in the oil and gas sector could earn between N7m and N9m per annum, which goes higher to about N12m or N15m per annum after five years of experience.

engineers in the oil and gas sectors earn the same salary, notwithstanding the area of specialisation at the entry level, until they undergo in-house training graduates with non-engineering courses like computer science, information technology, software programmers with professional certifications which include JAVA, CISCO, ORACLE and other networking skills working in the telecommunications companies would get between N200,000 and N750,000 as starters.

An Oracle specialist, database programmer, manager and software experts with five to 10 years’ working experience in a telecoms company will earn between N5m and N15m per annum.

Suffice to say, all the aformentioned top earning degrees have one thing in common ––mathematical skills.

Graduates of Economics, Accounting, Marketing as well as Banking and Finance and other business related fields working in the banking and investment sectors also get fat salaries before the recent down-sizing in the sector, a fresh graduate at the entry level in any of the new generation banks earned between N2m and N2.5m per annum.

Fresh accountants could earn fat paychecks of about N2m per annum if self-employed or working in private and multinational organisations, government still had a poor salary scale for this level of professionals.

Marketers, also known as business development officers, could earn between N50,000 and N300,000 monthly at the entry level, depending on the level of results achieved and the organisation hiring.

Medicine, law, nursing and pharmacy, which were the hot cakes in the 70‘s, 80‘s and 90‘s, were no longer paying as well as they used to be.

This is the age of the mind; the age of creativity.

It has been noted that medical doctors were poorly paid. “In fact, they are only paid living allowance when you compare them with their colleagues in engineering and telecommunication.

In government hospitals, at entry level, doctors are paid less than N1m per annum. But they could earn higher if they specialise and become consultants.

In the medical line, specialists, including obstetricians, cardiologists, gynaecologists, dentists and surgeons were the highest earners any of these specialists working in reputable hospitals like Reddington Hospital in Lagos could earn N750,000 and above monthly.

A nurse in government hospital in Nigeria earns less than N100,000 per month. Their pay could rise to N400,000 when they become matrons.

Pharmacists are not left out; most pharmaceutical companies pay fresh graduates between N500,000 and N900,000 per annum, and it could increase to N2m or N3m after about eight- or nine-year job experience.

Teaching profession is not that competitive, a teacher’s take home pay was between the range of N50,000 and N70,000 per month in some secondary schools, and could be as high as N200,000 per month in some other schools.

Journalists –– editors to be precise –– with five to 10 years experience and they offer between N40,000 and N60,000 per month.

Lawyers do not earn much. fresh lawyers could earn between N50,000 and N120,000 per month depending on the chambers or organisations they work for.

You don't even know anything about anything.

A message from the Federal Civil Service Commission said that it has given approval for intern Medical Lab Scientists to be placed on CONHESS 8 step 2, as opposed to CONHESS 7 step 1. Scientists who have completed the internship and NYSC are to be placed on CONHESS 9.
http://www.medicalworldnigeria.com/2015/07/circular-on-enhanced-entry-point-for-med-laboratory-scientists-released.
As we speak, some hospitals still pay interns CONHESS 6 step 1. This is wrong.

obi4eze:
Was this the message they sent to you or you saw this on their notice board?

Sent to my phone

National Hospital, Abuja, cordially invites it's applicants who have received text messages, for Laboratory interns and House officers' Recruitment Interview. Date: 1st July, 2015, Time: 8:00am, Venue: National Hospital Trauma Auditorium. If you have already started this programme in another institution, please be advised not to attend.

Signed: Management

Chigoztonyy:
Please can someone advice me on places to send blindly my application for housemanship to the north, since I've not heard of any opening? Please am desperate.

Try FCDA Abuja, they receive applications any time of the year.

Pecanto:
I cant believe in such rumour cos it cant b true! Hw wil dey expert interns 2b working in hospitals ful of stress witout pay? Not lyk dey ar going 2feed, cloth or even give dem accomodation lyk dey do in most places.. So dey wil expect us 2provide al dose things 4ourselves & stil work 4dem witout pay!! My dear it cant b true, instead internship wil b canceld automatical & we wil b going 4 NYSC Only. RUBBISH!! pls dey shld nt evn try 2mess wit my feeling concerning internship..

My dear, I believe our elders in JOHESU won't allow that to happen.

My dear people, there is an information which I received recently that I find disturbing. I hear Federal Govt has stopped paying intern medical laboratory scientist, intern pharmacists, and all other interns, except for house officers(doctors). They say that the country is broke and they are trying to cut expenses. I really don't want to believe that my sources are correct, but I don't know if any of you have heard such news recently. Pls I would like you to confirm or rebuff the information.

Heard it from two people who work in ministry of health. I still have to confirm though.

iduzebaba:
what's the source of information, is it verified, cos it will be bad if we start spreadin unconfirmed rumors about oo, dis no b Linda ikeji blog,

Heard it from two people who work in ministry of health. I still have to confirm though.

My dear people, there is an information which I received recently that I find disturbing. I hear Federal Govt has stopped paying intern medical laboratory scientist, intern pharmacists, and all other interns, except for house officers(doctors). They say that the country is broke and they are trying to cut expenses. I really don't want to believe that my sources are correct, but I don't know if any of you have heard such news recently. Pls I would like you to confirm or rebuff the information.

frankthot:
SOUTH EAST
UNTH, Ituku-Ozalla
Variable, usually between May and July
NAUTH, Nnewi
August / September
ESUTH, Parklane, Enugu
June/July
FMC, Abakaliki
February /March
EBSUTH
February, with pulses through the year
ABSUTH
Variable, took in February 2010; not advisable though
FMC, Owerri
December – February
FMC, Umuahia
Usually mid-year
Gen Hosp, Owerri
Variable, took in March 2010
Gen Hosp, Onitsha
Unreliable; visit the State Min of Health; not advisable, though
WEST
UCH, Ibadan
Variable; almost year-round
UITH, Ilorin
June/July
LUTH
November/December/January
LASUTH
February/ March
FMC, EButte-Metta
March, August
Airforce Hospital, Lagos
February
Military Hospital, Yaba
April/May/June; supernumerary work available
Havana Hospital, Lagos
Variable, took in December 2009
Naval Hospital, Ikeja
Around February
OOUTH, Ogun State
Not specific; usually rhymes with when new docs graduate
FMC, Owo, Ondo State
June/July
OAUTH, Ife
Variable, usually rhymes with when med students graduate; 2011 will likely be in August
FMC Abeokuta, Ogun State
Took new HOs June 2010
Eko Hospital
August; clashed with LUTH interview last year
SOUTH-SOUTH
UPTH, Port Harcourt
February/ March
UCTH, Calabar
February/ March
UUTH, Uyo
February/March/April
UBTH, Benin
August, April
FMC, Asaba
October/ November
FMC, Bayelsa
? January/ February
NORTH
UATH, Abuja
February/ March, June/July
National Hospital, Abuja
October/ November
UJTH, Jos
February, ?August; February date clashed with UATH interview in 2010
State House Clinic, Abuja
November
FMC, Katsina
October, February
UDUTH, Sokoto
?February
ABUTH, Zaria
March/April, October; in 2010
AKTH, Kano
UMTH, Maiduguri
FMC, Gombe
FMC, Keffi
April/May
ECWA, Jos
No specific time; takes very few HOs
FCDA Hospitals, Abuja- Maitama General, Wuse, Garki, etc
Usually variable . Apply at FCDA Secretariat, around February. You may not be able to decide which of the General Hospitals to be posted to.
FMC, Makurdi
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Nice info, but I think most of these hospitals are not constant with their timing. For eg, nat hospital abj took interns in may/june last year. Keep the info coming in though, especially openings for med lab scientists like myself.

Ok, let's just say I was quite unserious initially in school. By the time I realized it and sat up, it was too late. My 2nd year was so bad that I actually thought I was under a curse. From my 3rd to 5th year, I had mostly Cs, with the occasional Bs and As, of course not without one or two Es here and there. I had just one F in that time. Because of my poor 200 level, I was given an extra year. You know what that means; my GP was divided by 6 instead of 5. I totally blame myself though. But I think I'm brighter than most people think. I've decided to enroll for masters, even if it means going through PGD. I'm doing it to partly correct my past mistakes, and also to prove my doubters wrong(including my parents). Now you know my story.