pls do anyone know about Mind Smith Limited @ Block B, Suites 170 - 172, Sura Shopping Complex,
Simpson Street, Lagos Island, Nigeria.
How much do they pay please?

Ensure insurance PLC

Please be informed that you have been scheduled
for an aptitude test and job interview on *Saturday, January 23rd, 2015 by 7.30a.m* @ Ensure Plc No 3 Port Harcourt Crescent, Off Gimbya Street, Garki 2, Abuja.
Please come along with your writing materials.

REMINDER! REMINDER!! REMINDER!!!
Please be reminded that you have been scheduled for
an aptitude test and job
interview on *Saturday, January 16th, 2015 by
7.30a.m* @ Ensure Plc No 3
Port Harcourt Crescent, Off Gimbya Street, Garki 2,
Abuja.
The position you are being interviewed for is Financial
Advisor.
Kindly come neat and well dressed, with your writing
materials.

Pls, be informed that you have been scheduled for a test and interview with Ensure Insurance Plc by 7.30am on Saturday, 16th January, 2016 @ 3 Port Harcourt Crescent, Off Gimbya Street, Garki 2, Abuja. Please come along with your writing materials.

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You have been shortlisted for briefing/assessment tomorrow 30/12/15 @ 161 Herbert Macauley Way opp Alaga house,Adekunle BRT B/Stop Yaba Lagos by 9am.BATCH00104
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Based on a referral u're invited for a job chat/screening 2moro 30/11/15 by 9am @ our office 93 Ibusa Rd opp samsung showroom Asaba Delta state. HR 08184199035

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This time last year, I happened to be posted to Ibusa, Asaba, Delta state for National Youth Service Corp (NYSC) programme. I also had cause to travel to several other places across the length and breadth of the state- from Warri, Ughelli, Agbor, Effurun, Akwukwu Igbo, Iselle Ukwu, Ogwashukwu, and other towns in the state which I can't recollect the names.

It was a worthwhile experience as Delta unwrapped its allure infront of my very eyes. The place is a beautiful place no
doubt. It is perhaps one of the few states in the country that is not a one city state: it has several city-towns within its boundaries, asides the capital.

This diversity gives the residents more latitude in terms of what to do and where to go. I noticed several things while traveling across this heartbeat of the nation and I bring them to you here.

1. IN DELTA, EVERYBODY HAS 'BOYS'
This is a veritable source of political patronage- your ability to raise a small rag tag army of youths within the blink of an eye makes you important. ‘If I just give signal now now, you go just see 700 hundred boys assemble for street.’ This is the only way most of the men there get stipends from government- the higher your disruptive tendencies, the higher patronage you get from government or from the political elite.

2. GODFATHERISM, IS EVERYWHERE, BUT IN DELTA IT HAS BEEN ELEVATED TO AN ART
Without a powerful godfather in Delta, you are as good as dead- you won’t get anything from that state, or oil companies, even as an indigene. Not a contract, not a job, no patronage- in short nobody will listen to you. The only way you are trusted with anything reasonable or sensitive is if they know where you are coming from, whose allegiance you bear, which big name you have behind you- ‘ah, this na Ayiri boy o,’ or ‘these na Tompolo boys’ or Clarke boy– that’s the only way whoever is infront of you is awed enough to give you audience.

While you may not work directly for these godfathers, the fact you enjoy their goodwill or can be vouched for, by them, makes life very easy for you as you try to progress in life.

3. DELTA IS THE HOME OF THE WAR LORD
Delta is a fiefdom- every community is controlled by a fief- a local kingpin- without whose word or consent, nothing
happens. Nothing happens in that community without his input, knowledge or say so. If Shell wants to embark on a project, he must be settled and appeased, if the government wants to set up a community social responsibility, he must be consulted. If you want to put up something as simple as billboard, his boys must be in the picture, else by the next morning, you will see it pulled to the ground.

4. DELTA IS LAND OF THE GOOD, THE BAD, THE UGLY.
Jeez, seeing a fine girl in Warri is like seeing an apparition. So, there a few fine ones, and those ones remain basically indoors, but the vast majority? Damn! While Asaba has some of the most beautiful girls in this country, Warri is the complete opposite. It is a city flush with oil money, so you will expect it to be a confluence of beautiful girls on the lookout for a fast buck, right?

Wrong. Yes, there are a lot of runs girls in that town, but majority of them are ugly. If Delta boys and girls were to act the movie- Good, bad & The Ugly, the good must be the beautiful girls of Asaba, the bad will be represented by the restive boys of the creeks, while the ugly has to be the ugly girls of Warri & Effurun.

5. IBORI'S WORD IS STILL LAW.
Eight years after he left office and almost four since he has been doing time in Her Majesty’s jail, the Ibori influence over Delta affairs has never waned. While Uduaghan is the most hated of all Delta Governors, Ibori is the most loved, majorly because of his then propensity to dispense largesse and favors. The jury is yet to be out on Okowa.

From Prison, Ibori still decides what happens in Delta. When he anointed Tony Obuh for Governor last year, it seemed a given that the next occupant of government house would be its former Permanent Secretary. However, when Ibori pulled the plug on this Agbor technocrat’s ambition and swung
support to his kinsman, Edevbie, at the PDP primaries at the last minute, it seemed a fait accompli that this Urhobo man would succeed Uduaghan in government house.

Alas, this was a feat too much for even Ibori to pull from prison at such short notice. Though Edevbie came second, Okowa picked the ticket and subsequently went on to win the governorship. The people however compensated Ibori by pushing his daughter into the lower house at the National Assembly.

6. IT IS OUR 'OYEL' MENTALITY WAXING STRONGER.
To the average Niger Deltan, the world should stop moving because oil is drilled from his backyard. Most of the youths there feel they should feed, clothe and live large at the expense of the oil companies, just because they have oil. That is the entitlement mentality that is prevalent around there.

It doesn’t matter whether they have gone to school, it doesn’t matter whether they have a skill, and it doesn't matter whether they are productive. The mere fact a young man is from an oil producing community means he thinks he must subsist on the bill of the oil company, operating in
his neck of the woods. Infact if he sleeps with a LovePeddler, Shell should be able to meet her 10k bill on his behalf. If the oil companies wont do it, well, then the politicians must. This is the sort of mentality that has given
rise to restiveness in those parts.

7. ASABA IS JUST A CEREMONIAL CAPITAL- NOTHING HAPPENS THERE.
Asaba is merely the seat of government, for bureaucratic red tape- Warri is where it happens. This town is the nerve centre of the state and is also where the oil companies are. The big deals are close there, the night life is hyper there- in short, Warri is the livewire of the state.

Because the state has several major cities that are equally lively, many Deltans return to these places over the
weekend to be with their kith and kin in their won neck of the woods. Asaba then becomes like Abuja- lively during the week, deserted on weekends and only shored up by traders and business men of Onitsha and the girls who cross the bridge on bikes to ply their trade in the capital.

8. In Delta, money talks, bullshit....

AMERICA NO PASS NAIJA JOR!!! Everything they get we get am too
They get Mac Donnalds, we get Mr. Biggs.
They get Las Vegas, we get Lasgidi.
They get Miami Beach, we get Lekki Beach.
They get Al Paccino, we get Peter Edochie.
They get Pirate of d Caribbean, we get Pirateof Aba.
They get Mr Bean, we get Mr Ibu.
They get American Lotto, we get Baba Ijebu.
They fear Al Qaeda, we fear Boko Haram abi na lie =^>

your own state is the best place to be posted to because no place like home.

The Board Management@IGNITLYTE Company shortlisted
your application for an
interview. You are hereby invited for screening@ the branch
office dated
for Monday, 31 Aug. 2015. VENUE: Suite 201, Philez
plaza,No 2, Osolo
way,7&8 b/stop, Airport Road, Ajao Estate,Lagos. Time:
11am (JOB CODE:
DIR/050/FI05).
pls this is the message I received this morning. Is there anyone with previous experience from this company?

thanks!

Just received this message now.
Our company invite you for interview on Wed.19/8/15 by 9am at 2nd floor,343 Agege Motor Road, Challenge B/Stop Etisalat House Mushin Lagos.
Slot No.:027A

U're invited for interview with Union Assurance Plc. On Thursday. 30th/07/15 @ 95, Broad Street, Lagos. 9am prompt. Ref:4th floor.ask of Bose. I received this message yesterday but I will like to know more about the company, the nature of the job and how they pay. kindly help me pls

U're invited for interview with Union Assurance Plc. On Thursday. 30th/07/15 @ 95, Broad Street, Lagos. 9am prompt. Ref:4th floor.ask of Bose. I received this message yesterday but I will like to know more about the company, the nature of the job and how they pay. kindly help me pls

"In view of your Application, you are invited for a chat with Ehvise Global Resources at 33 Ovie Palace Road by KW junction Effurun. Date:21/07/2015. Time: 10am"
I received this today. want to know if the company is real pls!

A hearty congratulations to the outgoing Batch B 2014
Corps members. I remember clearly the first days at
camp. The early morning whistling, drills, punishments,
unnecessary lectures, march pasts under the sun, squash
1, remove hairdressing, meal times, cultural dances, inter
platoon competitions, mammy market.. treasured
memories indeed. people screamed with delight when they
saw their posting letters. Some cried.
But Here we are today. If u are alive, my friend forget all
and give praise to almighty God. Yes, one journey has
ended and another just begun, but its a good sign, at least
we've successfully completed one. God who saw us
through this past year, is more than able to secure the
uncertain future for us.
For this reason, i say, lets roll out the drums and
celebrate!
All is well that ends well.

A hearty congratulations to the outgoing Batch B 2014
Corps members. I remember clearly the first days at camp. The early morning whistling, drills, punishments, unnecessary lectures, march pasts under the sun, squash 1, remove hairdressing, meal times, cultural dances, inter
platoon competitions, mammy market.. treasured memories indeed. people screamed with delight when they saw their posting letters. Some cried.
But Here we are today. If u are alive, my friend forget all
and give praise to almighty God. Yes, one journey has ended and another just begun, but its a good sign, at least we've successfully completed one. God who saw us through this past year, is more than able to secure the uncertain future for us.
For this reason, i say, lets roll out the drums and celebrate!
All is well that ends well.

A hearty congratulations to the outgoing Batch B 2014
Corps members.
I remember clearly the first days at camp. The early
morning whistling, drills, punishments, unnecessary
lectures, march pasts under the sun, squash 1, remove
hairdressing, meal times, cultural dances, inter platoon competitions, mammy market..btreasured memories indeed. people screamed with delight when they saw their posting letters. Some cried.
But Here we are today. If u are alive, my friend forget all
and give praise to almighty God.
Yes, one journey has ended and another just begun, but its a good sign, at least we've successfully completed one. God who saw us thru this past year, is more than able to secure the uncertain future for us.
For this reason, i say, lets roll out the drums and celebrate!
All is well that ends well.

2014/ 2015 NYSC Batch ‘B’
Passing Out Parade ( POP)
Timetable Released by Board
The National Youth Service Corps Management
board has approved the following programme of
activities for the 2014 Batch ‘B’ Winding-up/
Passing-out exercise:
Here’s the Timetable Programme.
1. Monday, the 29th of June, 2015 – Tuesday,
the 7th of July, 2015.
i. Job Creation and Awareness Week,
Sensitization of Corps Members on Job Creation/
Opportunities after Service.
Please note that this will be done at the Zonal
level using relevant officers.
ii. Lectures/Seminars on Job opportunities by
the National Directorate of Employment (NDE) at
the Zonal level.
2. Wednesday, the 8th of July – Friday, the
10th of July, 2015
i. Release of Passing-out Corps Members by
Employers.
ii. Registration/Clearing of Corps Members.
Information on conditions for issuance of
Certificates of National Service
3. Monday, the 13th of July, 2015
i. Parade Rehearsal
ii. Signing of Final clearance by Zonal
Inspectors.
4. Tuesday, the 14th of July, 2015
i. Parade Rehearsal.
ii. Signing of Final clearance by Zonal
Inspectors.
iii. Debriefing/Evaluation of Service Year.
iv. Administration of Questionnaire (Form 4B) on
5% of the Passing-out Corps Members.
5. Wednesday, the 15th of July, 2015
i. Final Parade Rehearsal.
ii. State Farewell Party to be presided over by
the Governor of the State.
6. Thursday, the 16th of July, 2015
i. Passing-out Ceremony to be presided over by
the Governor of the State.
ii. While there will be distribution of Certificates
of National Service to deserving corps members.
Best wishes, and don’t forget to share this
information with your fellow friends

Am also a graduate of Uniosun, Okuku campus. Nice hearing your experience.

congratulations..... so happy for you

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Towards ending the ongoing ASUU strike, the Federal Government
has committed to spending N200 billion in the 2014 budget on the
universities as well as on each of the next three-four years until the
universities are brought to world-class standard. This is in addition
to the N100 billion dedicated and already made available for 2013. The government has also increased to N40 billion as a first
installment, funds for the payment of earned allowances to the
striking lecturers, an improvement from the N30 billion previously
released. This information is contained in an internal Federal University of
Otuoke statement by Professor Bolaji Aluko, its Vice-Chancellor, seen
on Wednesday night by SaharaReporters. On the earned allowances, he explained, “Government will top it up
with further releases once universities are through with the
disbursement of this new figure of N40 million, so Vice-Chancellors
are urged to expedite this disbursement within the shortest
possible time using guiding templates that have been sent by the
CVC,” the circular said. Professor Aluko said the development followed meetings on
September 19 and Oct 11 of representatives of the Association of
Vice-Chancellors of Nigerian Universities, led by CVC Chairman, Prof.
Hamisu of ATBU and ASUU Representatives led by its President, Dr.
N. Fagge with the Vice-President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,
Arc. Namadi. Sambo, Minister of Education Barr. N. Wike and others. Of great interest to stakeholders, Vice-President Sambo, appealing to
ASUU to call off the strike, apologized for the "take-it-or-leave-it"
comments credited to the Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-
Iweala at the onset of the strike. The Minister did not seem to have
been involved in either meeting, perhaps as the government’s way
of soothing the feelings of the university teachers. Other points of agreement at the meetings include the following: Project Prioritization: Universities will now be allowed to
determine their priorities and not be “rail-roaded” into
implementing a pre-determined set of projects with respect to
the NEEDS assessment. Decisions are not to be centralized. TETFund Intervention: Government assured that the operations of
the TETFund will not be impaired, and that the regular TETFund
intervention disbursement to Universities will continue,
unaffected. So the NEEDS assessment capital outlays are in
addition to regular TETFund intervention. Project Monitoring: A new Implementation Monitoring Committee
(IMC) for the NEEDS Assessment intervention for universities has
been set up to take over from the Suswan Committee. The new
one is under the Federal Ministry of Education and chaired by the
Honorable Minister of Education. In addition, to build confidence
and ensure faithful implementation and prevent any relapse as before, the Vice President will meet quarterly with the IMC to
monitor progress. Blueprint: ASUU was mandated to submit a blue print for
revitalizing the Universities to the Vice President. Prof. Aluko further stated that a signed document will soon be
issued to itemize the full issues on which the consensus he had
outlined here, as brokered by AVCNU, was reached.

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