NewStats: 3,265,369 , 8,186,537 topics. Date: Saturday, 14 June 2025 at 04:43 PM 2b5b1s

A quick one before i got to work this morning.
Couldn't wait till Saturday morning...

Boobaclat

I have a long day ahead....no time to waste. Less talk More chop.
#Spaghetti + Plantain + Boiled egg + Gino stew
# Breakfast

Just came back from work and quickly prepared these beauties for me and my girl...make una come us o

Just a few of my shenanigans

Meduca:


They might still call some more persons in April since deadline to accept the offer is March 27th

See this one...No be only April..In fact sef them go still dey call people after resumption....dey give yourself false hope...alaye better give yourself brain and move on with life...say you no get Nnpc job today no mean say you no go make am for this life...this life na turn by turn...when your time comes you go look back this period and laugh

makydebbie:
Microwaving my bra, no be small beating I chop that day.
A week later the microwave spoilt, part two beating followed.

Explain further pls...ayam not understanding

NuissancePolice:
Guys, I don hammer NNPC oh, will be leaving you guys now. Dangote group can shove their employment up their asses.

May u all get your heart desires....

Bye guys...i am officially unfollowing this thread!

Baba na you o....Congratulations man...please pray for me make your anointing touch me small o....Nnpc no show...even dangote cement wey we don do interview since december still no show...Oluwa wetin dey confiscate

Who else has noticed....the site is not accessible anymore.

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What the actual 4ork ...you mean this same guardiola's man city?

Love is a wonderful thing

The real slay queens�

kooltobi009:
is it for the cement plant?

Yh

So employment mail don dey drop and nobody dey talk anything... Isokay

In this particular order:
1) Mane
2) Mahrez
3) Salah

simplebb:


So sorry about that.

Keep your head high, more opportunities will definitely come your way.

I wish you success in future endeavors.

Amen...Thanks

Sad i wasn't selected....but good luck to all you guys proceeding to the next stage. I wish you success in the subsequent stages.

tobbyalone:
For which one? Fertilizer? Cement?

It's cement o...pls any idea or tips?

Omo...mail just drop now o....interview on Wednesday... Pls how e go be o??

Psychostevens:
Who got anything like this?

We are in possession of your CV. We therefore wish to invite you for a Pre-employment Test holding in both Abuja and Lagos for a possible role in Dangote Cement Plc.

The Computer Based Test is scheduled as follows:

Date: 30th November 2019

Time: 8am prompt.

Venue Addresses:

·       Lagos:, JKK House, 229 Ikorodu Road, Ilupeju, (between Anthony Bus Stop and Obanikoro), Lagos

OR

·       Abuja;  Chamscity Exam Center, Sascon International School, 19, Yedseram Street Maitama, Abuja

You are free to go the center most convenient for you. Please confirm your availability for test and your preferred Test Center. In addition, complete the Identification Slip below and come along with it for identification.

Your confirmation to take the test must be communicated to...not later than Wednesday 20th November, 2019.

Please has anyone else also gotten a follow up mail to this one?

You know the funny thing....if only the camera man or woman had kept his or her phone in the pocket....it would have just been a case of he said-she said.. The poor victimised girl might not even have had the courage to open up to anyone....

Moral of the story.

1) When you want to treat someone's fuvk up always make sure you leave no traces that can implicate you later. We now live in the age of Social media. What happens in Rome does not necessarily stay in Rome. Believe me when I tell you that most of the people bashing those students today probably did worse when they themselves were in school.

Be smart.

Even though i don't fully understand some of the professional mentioned in the post above.....i say Thumbs up to the Nurse for saving the baby's Life....kudos man!!

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Mhen...this place don dry o....compared to that Monday when easysniper promised us heaven on earth...chai

Just to confirm the rumour going on....Nnpc APL disbursement has been postponed till sometime early next year o...was able to maintain with one of the men in my (27)...GT July 10th 9am....been calling him once in a while since after the interview day to get updates ( don't ask me how I got his cos I no fit tell you) but what he kept telling me was " o boy I'm not the one in charge of matters o"......just called him this evening after hearing rumours of the supposed delay and baba all but confirmed it.....in his exact words.." O boy e be like say the thing don't get small delay for now o...focus on your current job for now...hopefully before the end of January 2020 things should be rounded up"....
chai ...i first think of my life for like 20minutes after i drop call....see the way them just dey waste local man's time ...
oga Jarus...you sure say no be wetin your source talk be this?

My 2cents: Forget NNPC for now...continue applying for other jobs or if you have one already...no dey disrespect your boss o..dey think say NNPC go soon call you....at least see things through properly till the end of the year b4 you make a life changing decision....a bird in hand they say is worth more than 1000 in the bush that you haven't even seen.

Peace

Black Panther will be the first movie shown in a Saudi Arabian movie theater in 35 years. Yes, you read that right.

On April 18, Saudi men and women will be able to attend the screening at a swanky new theater in Riyadh featuring 500 leather seats and marble bathrooms. Choosing Black Panther was perhaps a no-brainer: It’s already raked in $1 billion worldwide to become the 10th-highest-grossing film of all time. It’s also a deeply enjoyable movie.

But it’s also a little ironic that a brutally repressive regime that consistently violates human rights has chosen to showcase a film that champions gender equality and cultural and racial diversity.

Heck, viewers will even be able to watch scenes where women drive cars.

The announcement that Riyadh will screen the superhero flick is another indicator that Saudi Arabia is changing — and it wants people to notice. The kingdom announced it would open movie theaters last December. AMC Theaters — which owns the cinema that will show the first Black Panther screening — plans to build 100 theaters across 25 cities in Saudi Arabia by 2030.

That’s a massive shift. Saudi Arabia started closing movie theaters after it embraced an extremely conservative interpretation of Islam in 1979. The recent decision to reopen theaters to the public was a massive blow to the country’s religious establishment: Saudi Arabia’s highest-ranking religious authority, Abdul Aziz Al Sheikh, warned against the “depravity” of commercial theaters in January 2017.

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Culture also said that movies shown in the country “will be subject to censorship according to media policy standards of the Kingdom, stressing that will be in line with values and principles in place and do not contradict with Sharia Laws and moral values in the Kingdom.”

But Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the de facto leader of Saudi Arabia, says he wants to modernize his country. He told 60 Minutes in March that opening theaters was one part of his decades-long campaign to do just that. Still, Saudi Arabia is a country that treats women as second-class citizens, that is committing severe war crimes in Yemen, and that beheads prisoners.

So keep in mind: Allowing citizens to watch Black Panther is one thing. Making Saudi Arabia a Wakanda-like place to live is another.

The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai, has revealed how the $1billion approved by President Muhammadu Buhari for the purchase of military equipment will be used.

Addressing journalists on Thursday at the Second Nigerian Army Procurement Seminar in Abuja, Buratai said the money will be utilised judiciously.

Recall that Buhari had approved the fund during a meeting with the Minister of Defence, Brigadier General Mansur Dan-Ali (rtd), and the service chiefs at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.

The Army chief was optimistic that the money would boost the efforts of the military in the war against insurgency in the North East and other security issues affecting the country.

According to Buratai, “Our capability is increased in of the platforms that would be procured, in of the further training that would be carried out.

“Once this equipment is procured, it means further consolidating on other areas where there are challenges so that the troops will be able to use this equipment and operate very efficiently to be able to defeat all those criminals.”