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ymee:wow. Are you for masters or PHD? |
ehix89:I wasn't oo. I tried calling sometime and the woman that answered the phone was just annoying and unfriendly. were you called ? |
monsucre:The last guys that took the test were contacted a week after. So maybe you should expect the same time frame |
silverdam:wish you the best bro. Hope to hear the success story soon |
Rita41:people that wrote on 3rd September were contacted on 11th,maybe you can expect the same time frame. |
tikkykay:there is no dress code. Just dress well. No submission of documents, you are only required to go with a means of identification. where is your centre? |
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Gunbiz:Nope, I wasn't |
chukwuebuka077:I took the test last 2 years, then it was some IT questions, current affairs, both local and international , questions like when did US legalize gay right, how many websites in Nigeria use .ng etc. can't remember all of it. few maths and some other random questions |
Ibukun003:No I don't . Regarding the number of candidates, I sent them a mail, they replied that the number will be made known I due time. I guess thats the same answer for the amount |
Ibukun003:Since they changed the scholarship to be only undertaken in Nigerian Universities, I believe the number will increase. |
NgeneUkwenu:you Don play game so try, every life issue appears like a game scenerio to you. isokay |
Toks2008:you made a lot of sense bro. No be now I Don locate one sure source and preparing to recover my losses and hammer somebody go come tell me they want to close the business. The guy had emotional issues and it doesn't go together with betting. |
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Toble:Yah. I thought as much |
XVIER:Same here, I love slim ladies with extra large b*ms and b**bs. I call it getting fat at the right places. |
XVIER:Same here, I love slim ladies with extra large b*ms and b**bs. I call it being fat at the right places. |
Toble:Yah, the bad economy affected this years scholarship. Do you know how many persons they will award the scholarship for each state? |
Will expire tomorrow, apply if you haven't applied. |
whoever is advising the northerners must be a really smart person. The SW will seriously be affected if Nigeria is restructured along Geopolitical zones federating units without the Lagos State. So the northerners are trying to tell the Yoruba's to jettison the issue of restructuring or loose Lagos state. Its blackmail. I advise my fellow SS and SEasterners, the best political course for us in this issue is to side the Yoruba's, let them discard that bill immediately and face the real restructuring we have been clamouring for. Its more beneficial to our regions to control our resources that to achieve a useless objective of having Lagos 'answer' no man's land. |
Nma4eva:which centre did you write? Lagos or Ph |
When are you guys expecting a feedback? |
good |
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Mariojane:Hello, please I sent you a pm |
And Lastly Dapo Olopade Dapo Olopade started her career as a journalist Washington, covering the 2008 campaign and the Obama era for publications including The Atlantic, The Guardian and The Washington Post. Nowadays, Olopade applies her wealth of journalistic experience on the Facebook Media Partnerships Team, where she helps publishers take advantage of Facebook, from a business and product perspective. She maintains a painstakingly detailed
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Jane Okpala With almost 10 years of strategic, analytical, negotiating, presentation, and management expertise, Jane Okpala is the Product Specialist (Social Good and Goodwill), Community Operations, at Facebook. A polyglot in her own right — she speaks at least 4 languages — Okpala worked previously as an Associate at McKinsey & Company where she served mainly technology and financial institution clients on a wide variety of analytical and strategic engagements
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Michael Awotedu Armed with an MBA in Finance (summa cum laude) from the University of Tampa John H. Sykes College of Business, Michael Awotedu works in Risk Program Management at Facebook where he helps to facilitate strategy, and execution for Risk Management on products like FB games, Oculus VR and Ads. Prior to Facebook, Awotedu oversaw Risk Management for Walmart’s $30 billion check cashing portfolio.
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Isaac Nwokocha After obtaining a First Class degree in Mechanical Engineering degree from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka in 2010, Isaac Nwokocha tried his hands out on entrepreneurship; he co-founded two startups, including real-time road traffic web app, TrafficDey. Probably deciding he had had enough of entrepreneurship, Nwokocha proceeded to Stanford for a Master’s Degree in Management Science and Engineering. No sooner had he completed his Masters Degree than he secured a role as a Product Data Integrity, Community Operations/Project Manager at Facebook.
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Kunbi Adeyemo Kunbi Adeyemo has served in two capacities at Facebook. Between 2013 and 2014, she was on the Facebook North America Small and Medium Business Team as a Customer Insights Analyst. In December 2014, Adeyemo moved up to the San Francisco Bay Area, where she has since served as Facebook’s Diversity Programs Manager – Women in Computer Science.
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Barbara Mbanefo Barbara Mbanefo is another Nigerian-born software Engineer at Facebook, where she develops iOS applications that help businesses connect with their customers. Mbanefo completed her primary and secondary education in Nigeria before proceeding to France to obtain her Masters degree in Software Engineering. She speaks French fluently. Prior to joining Facebook in May 2016, Mbanefo worked as a Software Engineer and a Mobile App User Experience Designer in France, Canada and Hollywood, California
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