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Simmarco:
Hi Tayo,

My name is Simeon , you called me sometime ago on info on the Haulaging Business . I have got some good news for you.

Please call me on +234 08033584111.

Kind Regards,

Simeon

Thanks Simeon, I will call you in the morning!

odejayi200:
i know of a registered petroleum company in kaduna refinery called DALTEN ALHERI PETROLEUM,they have six filling stations and are building more and they are also into leasing of trucks,you can call them because i know they are more than capable of leasing the truck from you and you will not have any problem about an agreed monthly returns even though you are not in the country,but they have a set standard if you must know.my uncle has a truck with them and he is getting his monthly return as at when due,i am also building a truck to give them to manage.
call:08050549490,08035884853.
i wish you the best.

Thanks bro, I'll try and give you a call in the morning tomorrow!

ifyalways:
My dad refused to recommend any
I got his manager anyway and he talked abt Prime Logistics,Ikoyi Lagos.

Thanks a lot, I'll try and see if I can get contact number of that company when I get to Lagos in couple of weeks.

Your willingness to help is really appreciated.

Dis Guy:
what are these standards?

what do you mean when you say you are 'building a truck'?

I think he meant building the tanker, the trunk

KMVBO:
2 Tipper for sale

Hi bro, you have decided to sell the tippers, my trucks are on their way to Lagos and I'll be there myself in the next couple of weeks. I have potential companies that will take over mine. You can send me an email or give me a call if you are still interested in giving them to company to manage them for you but if not, good luck with the sale

Well done SE

Never say never

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/c/chelsea/8076779.stm

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11095_5358088,00.html

It's also on Chelsea official website

Tmoni:
its sooo not cool,

please people who also wear sunglasses at night or in the club should stop, its annoying

I totally agreed with you on that. Wearing sunglasses in the night or club should be the top of fashion crimes

Melinde:
buy her gifts, take her out , show her that u care, bath her with gifts, money speaks!!

So what's she going to do in return to make him fall in love? Money speaks, eh?

didi-t:
Just simply love him/her and every other thing will fall into place.

You don't always get that in return

Fingers crossed for Chelsea as he doesn't speak in English properly and that was the downfall of Scolari.

I think Kaka will follow him

Buy her a private jet or buy him the new Aston Martin One-77

On a more serious note-

Happiness, faithfulness and fat wallet will get you half way there but you just can’t plan this thing as individual way of loving differs.

Carlo Ancelotti confirmed as Chelsea manager few hours ago.

Is he going to be a new Mourinho or another Scolari?

What do you think of him?

It's fashion go wrong!

Check this link :

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=272655.msg3871128#msg3871128

ifyalways:
dont sell,give it to a reputable companty to manage it for u.It cud be fetching u 400K per month.

Thanks ifyalways - Can you can recommend any company?

Anymore info will be well appreciated!

Ready2give- did you get my email?

Well done to Barca for making Man u looked like a pub team last night

They played Chelsea for 3 hours with just lucky one goal at the last minute

Is Man U finally running out of luck?

I don’t really think there’s anything funny about any parent not able to pronounce their own surname properly. Any child should be thought and encouraged on how to pronounce those names no matter how difficult or which part of the world they live.

A friend have to change his child school here in London because his child is been bullied at school for not able to pronounce her own surname, if you happened to be in my friend’s shoes, you will know that there’s nothing funny about this. Even there are more English/Scottish/Irish names out there that are more difficult to pronounce than any Ibo or Yoruba names but their kids manage to pronounce them very well and we are forced to pronounce them very well too.

I once failed an interview for not able to pronounce the name of an interviewer correctly, (Ewan is the name I couldn’t pronounce properly) and next time I found myself in the same situation, I asked a taxi driver before I get to the interview.

We should take pride in our names and surnames. This is my opinion though and I strongly believed that mother-tongue should be preserved.

This is very interesting topic and I hope everyone contributes.

Thanks for your responses guys!
Really appreciated.

Is that supposed to good or bad?

7pm closing time, what's the starting time then? 11am?

Anything more than 40hrs a week is slavery!

Gani Fawehinmi
Wole Soyinka

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I’m afraid to tell you that the challenge you are facing in Oil industry is the same in every other industries; IT, Banking, Finance, Legal, just name it. If you have the certification in Oil industry already, I would advise you keep on trying and do as tbo1 said but I’m not sure of volunteering jobs in Nigeria though but it’s a good place to start.

How are you sure that certificate will guarantee you a job in IT? Experience is what really counts. (pls guys correct me if I’m wrong)If you can’t do it in Oil industry, I don’t think you can do it in IT either. Sorry for been so negative but I think believing in yourself and confidence is what really matters when looking for a new job. I don’t like discouraging people learning new things but in your case, I just thought you are well equipped to go out there and work in Oil industry.

Do as chukvyl said above if you insist on getting into IT, I’m not just sure if that will work in Nigeria. In UK is very easy, I have so many friends that started working as Project Manager and Software Testing with no previous experience and no certification but I don’t know if you can get away with that in Nigeria. Journey of a thousand miles begin with a step, if you really want to do this, do as you have been advised above, start as Support, get more info and inside knowledge and decide if you want to go into programming(developer) or networking. And you might want to consider certifications like ITIL, ISEB or Prince2 for the non-technical (well, some of them are) section of IT. But I don’t know if these are just meant for UK IT market rather than Nigeria but just an idea.

I believe no knowledge gained is lost and both industries you are trying to get into are rewarding. Give IT a try but try as much as you can to keep working on getting a job in Oil company while you are doing that. Every industry is challenging, I work in IT myself and I know how challenging it is and people from other industries will tell you the same.
Good luck, I’m sure you will need it.

It's high time!

Thanks Ayour, I have seen your mail.

I have got these two trucks in the pictures below arriving Lagos on the 7th of Next month from UK. The truck head (cab) is 44tons and the tipper is capable of 32tons load both are DAF 95XF and DAF 85CF (tipper) respectively. They are both in a very good working condition, first registered in 2001 and can be inspected upon arrival in Lagos so don’t hesitate to get in touch if you want to view and inspect them.

I’m based in London, so I won’t be able to manage vehicles myself on daily basis and having mitigated all the risks involved in this business, I hope with the help of you guys in this forum, I’m looking forward to give these vehicles to an established company (ies) based on your recommendations for weekly or monthly payments.

Please kindly get in touch if you are in to this business and you want to add more to your fleets or if you have contacts or links and advice you can give regarding this. Every little helps I can get will be greatly appreciated.

My contact details are: tycollins2000@yahoo.com / 00447852115666.

Cheers,

Tayo

Hi KMVBO,
I think you should load the pictures of the tippers to this site.
I've had some positive response but not making any decision until I get to Lagos middle of next month.