₦airaland Forum

Xcely:
I wonder if any nairalander has been called for interview or attended the program in the past. What are the interview questions like? I have phone interviews within the next 24 hours.

wish I cud help u. ive been noticin u . u really are d career type. wud luv to know u more.

horpelis:
You have been shortlisted for a Screening at Virtual Human Resources and Corporate Services on Tue 10 Feb 2015 by 10am prompt at Maan Estate,babasuwe bus/stop,Alowonle,Adigbe,Ogun State.

DirectionWherever location you are coming from ask of Adigbe,Alowonle,Babasuwe Bus stop,Abeokuta.Immediately you get to babasuwe bustop,look behind you and you will see an estate painted Yellow and Blue,walk inside to Flat 5.Note:Come with a printout of this mail and two passport photographNo late comers will be welcomed.

Regard

trashy scam

notoriousbabe:
man mi,leave me make I deal with dat ashewo kobo kobo.

abeg
just calm down

notoriousbabe:
ashewo ole. See as your body and mouth odur fill my compound. Even your toto dey smell reach here

omo bad mouth no be property o.

Actjulius:
You and others like you with this "Yorubas are dirty" view are probably leaving in the slum where everyone and everywhere is dirty!

finishing........... fatality

FriedPlantain:
Are we actually arguing? Sorry if I sounded forceful bro, it wasn't intentional. No vex biko

ai ai sir

FriedPlantain:
Dude stop being naive and ignorant, you don't have to write an aptitude test before getting a job in Nigeria. There are a lot of cases where people submit their CV to companies and they are called directly for an interview. I was once called for an interview by an oil company in Port-Harcourt just few days after submitting my CV - I didn't get the job though.

tot ur d guy witches are hunting from his villa. stop being forceful and tendin towards insult. no body day share money here for supposedly winning an argument. na just talk make I talk o

clash of clans don start. oya na

Shaakasi:
muhehehe

madam no laff o. d tin is serious. besides wats ur take on it

berildan:
If you've followed the discussions in this thread thus far, you'll realize that I've referred to appropriate scenarios where the CGPA would definitely "count for something". I'm really surprised at the number of folks that think that people just work towards a perfect GPA for the sake of it.

truth is it does not count at all. there must be an aptitude test

soulhighman:
The CGPA aspect is real o. And besides, I was surprised last week after I downloaded a sample CV from the internet and I found out that the person's CGPA was on it. Who says someone with a high CGPA is not going to be efficient and productive? Infact, that high CGPA goes a long way to show how determined and productive you could be although it may not be enough to conclude. But at least, it gives you the edge over others as a fresh graduate.

the cgpa might count for notin. any reputable firm issues a highly competitive aptitude test for graduate employment. ur score in d test is definitely ur cgpa to them. who cares what ur trashy school gives u. so just pass the test first. make I no read about this issue again for here o. everyone is now a c.v expert.

Rilwayne001:
And Yahwh aka Jesus (according to some retarde.d imps) was busy sharing virgins and animals with moses and his fighters https://www.nairaland.com/2050635/bible-god-share-virgins-other.

u sef apply wisdom o. no be like this.

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Can any reasonable muslim, tell dis section y muhammed thighed a 6 years old child, and raped her wen she was 9 years old? Wadz d rationale behind his action, and wad is d criteria used in bestowing on him prophetship? Empiree Rilwayne001 Tartar Abuamam Zeezahbee and co pls kip off dis thread. Go to ya islam section to brag abt a rapist, christians can help defend d rapist or condemn him!

u day find trouble o

yorex2011:
Lolz... If i write people no go fit answer d questions o..

u think so?

Debbiemma:
A friend of mine who is in his early thirties was looking for a wife,after much searching,he finally met a lady,they fell in love and they were planning to get married.Preparations have been made,cards have been printed,wedding gown have been hired,hall rented,brides maid and grooms man have been arranged infact every preparation needed to make it a bliss have been put in place.suddenly my friends family found out that the lady is an outcast.they told him the wedding cannot hold again,to make matters worst,his elderly mother told him to prepare for her burial if he marries the girl.Nairalander's, does the issue of outcast still exists in your town,and if you were in my friend's shoes,what will you do?

the osu tin is a dent on the ibo culture. takes only a real man to jettison it. if ur friends husband to be won't marry her then she is better for it. he probably is stil a boy. abi na the family day pay for the marriage

lady so how can we help.

Ivanspring:
Was the woman committing adultery with a spirit? What about her partner in crime? Why wasn't he stoned too?

u are wise

ur rite. I do prefer petr .

AnnieBeyonce:
Sis Amaka ( a choir mistress and a Fellowship leader in church..) invited me to her birthday party in school...i thought it was gana be a prayer meeting party...but when i got dia, hmmm it was sumtin else....her house was turned into a club house...they wia playing all kinds of secular songs, d boys wia rocking d girls, every one was jst having fun....and diz sis speaks in tongues while praying....wat do u think abt dz sis?

thinking about the sis does not help us rather wat did u do to when u got there .

Adaobi12:
. umuelemai, a descendant of the famous magistrate, ukeachu?. you sister or should I say cousin is my classmate in school, my school mother is also from the ukeachu family.

you don't have to change your moniker na.

lol. u really know us o. wat skul do u attend.

Adaobi12:
. umuelemai, a descendant of the famous magistrate, ukeachu?. you sister or should I say cousin is my classmate in school, my school mother is also from the ukeachu family.

you don't have to change your moniker na.

lol. u really know us o. wat skul did u attend.

Adaobi12:
. your moniker looks familiar, pls are from IMO state, isiala mbano to be precise?

yea I am. guess I have to change the moniker

achmed1:
Have you ever wondered how some graduates manage to get top scores on aptitude tests? They must be extremely intelligent and talented people, right? Well, not exactly. Studies have shown that some otherwise extremely ‘brainy’ people could get very low scores on aptitude tests due to a lack of speed, focus or confidence. The reason is two-fold. First, different categories of aptitude tests are designed to test different innate abilities (called aptitudes) such as numerical reasoning, abstract thinking and verbal reasoning. Some who do very well on numerical tests may easily fail the verbal test. In fact, extremely talented people tend to be one-sided so while they may get 100% on one type of aptitude test, they will likely get a very low score or even fail another one.

Second, the aptitude tests that employers (or recruiters) use assess at least two of your innate abilities – and you must meet their benchmarks on both tests. These abilities almost always contradict each other. For example, numerical reasoning ability is quite different from verbal reasoning ability. This implies that the recruiters are not looking for Einsteins (by the way Einstein was far behind his peers in his verbal ability as a child) but just average people who can perform well on the job. Besides, it is quite unusual for a first-time test taker to get top scores on BOTH. Unless … well, unless you know the tricks AND you are not a freakin’ genius because if you were, it would be harder for you to follow these tricks and you would not need the bloody job anyway.

the documents are asking for a password for decryption

olusolaj:
Let the probability of student with both football boots and footballs be x
Then: (3/4 - x) + (7/8 - x) + x = 1
Then x=5/8
Therefore the of students with both football boots and footballs = 5/8 * 24
=15

ok. dats tru. but I doubt d kid has been tot sets already. ur correct sha. u bad.

Mathematical:
Ok.. still pondering

easy lady. my f. maths teacher back then said maths gives wrinkles. u surely don't need it

Mathematical:
Friend, the question has a flaw,bn tryna solve it buh i keep stumbling off if 8 students: 7 own boots, 6 own balls. (at least 5 haveboth, maximum of 6)
16 students: 14 have boots, 12 havr balls. (at least 10 have both, maximum of 12)
24 students: 21 have boots, 18 own balls. (at least 15 own both, maximum of 18),which is wrong.. pls op solve it oo

I agree wit him. cnn80 has a detailed explanation too.

CNN80:
No of students < 30

Exactly 3/4 of them own footballs, therefore no of students is a multiple of 4 i. e 4,8,12,16,20,24,28
Exactly 7/8 of them own football boots therefore no of students is a multiple of 8 i. e 8,16,24.

If no of students = 8, 6 own balls and 7 own boots. This means that one person doesn't have boots. The 6 that own balls can be made up of all the people that have boots or 5 that own boots and 1 that doesn't. Meaning at least 5 students own both.

Using the same logic

If no of students = 16, 12 own balls and 14 own boots meaning at least 10 own both.

If no of students = 24, 18 own balls and 21 own boots meaning at least 15 own both.

I think there might be a part missing from the question.

u na senpai

olusolaj:
I)Total number of students in class is 24
Ii)Total number of students with both football boots and footballs is 15

how did u arrive at d conclusion dat 15students have both football and boots. thanks

eunylondon:
If to say them dey post corpers go outside 9ja, e for better na.....It's even better to be posted to Uganda than Borno n oda trouble state for 9ja

my name begins wit u also. so I wish us luck

eunylondon:
Is it done with Surname or first name My surname starts with U and my first name starts with E. Pls tell me where I am likely to be posted to as regards to what u r saying.

probably Uganda