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Abubarkar wat post did u apply for? Also r the questions obj or theory

A FRIEND OF MINE WAS INVITED FOR NIGCOMSAT TEST IN ABUJA NEXT MONTH, he just got the text. how true is it and wat should he expect? does anyone have any similar experience?

A FRIEND OF MINE WAS INVITED FOR NIGCOMSAT TEST IN ABUJA NEXT MONTH, he just got the text. how true is it and wat should he expect? does anyone have any similar experience?

LMAO, boboyekini u gats set ur priorities a right,

@jogas,

Ur story does not make any sense.

CHOKOAJ:
Guys, I don't know who else but men! am so tensed up about this stuff. To have gotten to this point of the recruitment and not ,
We really need the prayers. I just felt we should all share any positives from the interview sessions. Do you have any stories to tell. I'll tell mine.

I was asked a question on my presentation --One of the implications of your idea for improving EGOC would mean changing all the IT infrastructure in place and replacing them with the Digital option.
Luckily my answer was right there in one of my bullet points. -NO, we need to build from what we have presently to what we want.


As I was leaving the interview room, I heard one of the guys say to the group -"I was impressed with his answers ,how about you guys?

Meeen!! Am just keying in to that comment. Pls guys share yours . We need such positives.

broda i feel u. in my own case i was asked to state a major challenge in my line of duty. i painted a scenario after which the panelist were all impressed and the chairman remarked that "he is very smart" so, i,m keying in on that too,

Gods speed as we approach the d-day.

earthrealm:
lol@templa, which part of the staement do you not like?
the salary? or the nos of peeps to be employed or the quota system?

methinks its the salary , kinda poor huh?

i heard the allowances are pretty above average, but alas, no one has any hard data to prove us right or wrong

earthguy, omo itire. the most impotant thing is to enter first thenwe shall get to the root of d mata.

CHOKOAJ:
Guys, Saw this and thought I should share it with you.

[i][i][i][i]Originally Posted by Jesus Army View Post
brethen, we are loosing focus again. these issues are not what we should be concerned about.
there are hawks fighting to ensure that the process is either aborted, or a list of those who didnt even participate in the process, be integrated.
i think more than ever before, the house mates should be on their knees, on this matter.
every thing concerning the process has been pinned down, including the cheque for transportation,
it was, at the last meeting, pegged at 10 graduate trainees per state, 10 trainee operators per state. im not aware that it has been changed.
a graduate trainee in 2008, earned about 70k. presently its about 140k. tax inclusive.
can we be sober now, and intreat the Lord on this process.
let the sweat, and the risk our brethen took on that day not be in vain. no vulture will see our carcass[/i][/i][/i][/i]

i hope ur above statements r not true

op

pls and pls correct ur title, thats a 2001 model

^
y u dey laff? huh? hw much dem wan pay u for TP

I went to a federal uni.
If all my scripts were marked correctlty, if the lecturers were sincere and hardworking, I shud grad with a first class

Congrats to the CU guy.

I want to finish school, do my masters, phd etc before marriage = U̶̲̥̅̊ r not my type of man but U̶̲̥̅̊ can hang on while I sap all ur money.

I am leaving ur house = pls pet me to stayback cos I enjoyed the bleeps

Just had mine. C U̶̲̥̅̊ @ d induction ceremony.

9339 views, just 64 replies. People don't want to share their experiences. ₪Ø wa. Lets keep our fingers crossed and hope for d best .

how much can i get 2006/07 honda pilot.

Op
Dizeani did not serve buh today she is a minister y? Because she is alive.

What is the pay pack like for both experienced and grad?

Why are nl peeps advertising 2005 2006 2007 nissan murano at price ranges of 1.5m and 1.7m. I find it rather suspicious. Clarifications for the hhouse plzzz

how much can I get a 2006 Nissan Xterra S

Or 2007 Nissan Xterra
Also list d mileage. Thanks

Any idea what the pay. Package for contract staff engineer is?

how can i get dis ride and at wat rate,

2007 Honda CR-V 4WD 5dr EX

can i get a 2007 Honda Cr-v Ex 4wd and at what rate,

Court denies 13-year-old bail
By Nicholas Ibekwe
April 14, 2011 09:02AM
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A 13-year-old boy, Precious Efurueze, was on Wednesday denied bail by a chief magistrate court in Owerri for allegedly attempting to kill former president Olusegun Obasanjo and the governor of Imo State, Ikedi Ohakim, in Owerri on 31, March, by stoning their campaign convoy with sachets of pure water.

Master Efurueze is among 18 people charged with attempted murder for participation in the attack on Messrs. Obasanjo and Ohakim. Notable among the accused is Prince Madumere, the chief of staff to the gubernatorial candidate of the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA), Rochas Okorocha.

At the resumed hearing of the suit yesterday the presiding magistrate, V.C Isiguzo, while delivering ruling on the application for bail for the accused, explained that her court has no jurisdiction on two of the charges because they are punishable by life imprisonment. Mrs. Isiguzo, however, turned down the accused’s request to be granted bail until the conclusion of the substantive suit.

The chief magistrate explained that her reason for denying the accused bail is that they had been charged with felony which carries a punishment of life imprisonment if found guilty. She said the offence is a serious one and, therefore, should not be treated lightly.

Speaking to newsmen at the end of the court session, Greg Okemiri, the counsel representing the 12th to the 16th accused persons, while expressing his displeasure with the ruling of the magistrate, hinted that the reason the application was denied may be political. He was also angered by the continued detention of Master Efurueze who, he explained, under the law of the country, by virtue of being a minor, is considered incapable of committing a crime.

“The law describes him as not capable of committing crime yet,” he said. “All these things are in our law. Sometimes I feel very sad that we do not want to do things right. You see someone who the law describes as not capable of committing a crime yet, and you remand him in an adult prison.” Mr. Okemiri, however, stated that he has taken steps to see that the boy is released soon. The case was adjourned to May 30, for further hearing.


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dramatic 24 hours in the presidential race reached a climax yesterday after Nuhu Ribadu, the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) flag bearer, expressed regret for agreeing to step down for his Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) counterpart, Muhammadu Buhari.

On a frenetic day of alliance talks, there were several twists and turns before the deal eventually collapsed. Mr. Ribadu had, during an intense moment in the discussions, agreed to dump his presidential ambition in order for the long mooted coalition to work.

The collapse of the alliance means that Mr. Ribadu is going into Saturday’s presidential election with what will seem like little conviction amongst his supporters. In a message sent to NEXT, Mr. Ribadu conceded that the reversal would have a lasting impact on his future prospects.

“This is the way this thing has been going all through,” he said. “I know the damage they have done to me personally, but I leave that to God.”

Sources at the three day meeting between the ACN and the CPC caucus said that on Tuesday, a decision had been made by Mr. Ribadu in which he accepted to step down for Mr. Buhari for the April 16 election.

“He was surprisingly cool about it all,” said an ACN delegate at the meeting.

“He said it has never been a do or die affair with him and he was willing to leave the race so that the alliance will work.”

Mr. Buhari and a former Lagos State governor, Bola Tinubu, led the discussions for their respective sides. Mr. Buhari had reportedly been eager for the meeting to succeed but was unwilling to back down on certain points, including the idea that Mr. Tinubu becomes his vice president.

Mr. Ribadu said he was willing to sacrifice his ambition but others at the meeting were not so selfless.

“We have done our part. I have agreed to step down. We have sacrificed for the country. And they won’t even sign a simple letter?” he lamented.

The letter that ended a hope

After three days of intense deliberations, the parties finally reached a consensus on all the outstanding points. They agreed to field a single candidate, CPC’s Muhammadu Buhari, in the election; that ACN’s Nuhu Ribadu will immediately announce he was no longer running; that the ACN will campaign vigorously for Mr. Buhari’s candidacy, especially in the south west where it has such a great influence; that although it is too late to field another running mate for Mr. Buhari, Tunde Bakare, the CPC vice presidential candidate, will step down immediately after the election; that Mr Tinubu will not be allowed to replace him but may nominate those who would; that Mr Buhari reserved the final right to choose from among the list of three candidates that Mr. Tinubu submits.

Mr Tinubu, whose vice presidential ambition had also been blamed for the collapse of previous talks, immediately named three people for the job. They are Yemi Osinbajo a former Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice in Mr Tinubu’s administration, Yemi Cardoso, who was Mr Tinubu’s budget commissioner and a former Lagos State finance commissioner, Wale Edun.

Although Mr. Bakare had agreed to these terms, he balked when the ACN delegates insisted he signed a post dated resignation letter to seal the deal. He vehemently refused to append his signature to such a document. According to a source, it was at this point that the overnight meeting, which went on till 2am, reached an impasse.

The ACN refused to take Mr Bakare’s word that he will abide by the meeting’s decision. “How else could they make sure that he would not back out later?” said a former governor who was also a facilitator at the meeting.

No alliance anymore

The ACN delegates, who at this point were visibly aggrieved by the CPC, quickly started some damage control. The party’s national chairman, Bisi Akande issued a statement assuring its supporters that the party has not entered into any alliance with the CPC.

“We as party that believes in democratic values have therefore decided that in the overall interest of the parties involved, our democracy as well as our country, it is better for each of the parties to go into the presidential election on its own platform,” he said.

Also smarting from the breakdown in discussions, Bunmi Aborishade, the coordinator, Team Ribadu USA Convener, Ribadu for Nigeria Coalition said, “Please note that the alliance talk between the ACN and the CPC to field a single candidate finally broke down yesterday because Buhari/CPC reneged on the earlier agreement that the party with the highest number of seats in the National Assembly elections would produce the presidential candidate for the two parties.”

A small window

However, Rotimi Fashakin, the CPC spokesman, said talks were ongoing. “I really don’t know when you get that information. Talks are ongoing and 10 minutes in politics can make a lot of difference so, don’t rely on the information you got 45 minutes ago. I believe that all the impediments have been removed.”

When asked if the two parties have finally agreed to go into the election together and settled all differences, he said: “I believe so.”

Mr. Akande similarly left open a small window of opportunity.

“If at the end of the election on Saturday there is no clear winner we will make a decision on which way to go, in the overriding interest of all Nigerians,” he said.

Additional reporting by Festus Owete

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Can I seee a screenshot of d display

Does it show d current mileage online?

@lola explain. How is it usual cos I have a case like dat now and m begining to think she is not into me. I also believe dat ladies enjoy communicating with their guyz. So explain d myth

U shhud have just negotiated with them espeacially if u don't have any receipt or identity. I have encountered them on several occassions and parted with money after threats of cell/imprisonment. These people don't have conscience and are as well frustrated so if u don't give them what they want, oyo.

For those dat don't like nigeria, try japan, Mcshewwww

Broke up with the asswipe cos she did not attend my sis wedding, But she had tym to attend burials and ashebi all over the country, She had no reason even though she is my sis friend, Called it off immediately after d wedding, Asswipe s**t.