NewStats: 3,261,632 , 8,174,569 topics. Date: Thursday, 29 May 2025 at 08:45 PM 1d4s6x

Gmajor:

Are you an EH?

Nope.GT

bobowaja:
@ukudo1123.....not that they/we are sleeping. Na one bros post yesterday weak everybody.

Make we dey observe.... Las Las we go dey alright

Lol, that guy no try at all

Everybody just humble

Enrypech:


Lol, that guy no try at all

Everybody just humble

Lol.... The guy no get chill at all.

There is a theory to explain that

monlawal:
Wow, I slept and woke up to a new day and no new page has been added.
The first in a very long while.

I been no know say people dey tiire to propound hypotheses abi na theories.

Please is there no new theory to explain why we have not received TP yet?

U mean the 2 indigent guy because I saw one of the indigent during my interview

Enrypech:


Lol, that guy no try at all

Everybody just humble

CsRockefeller:


During my interview, that was the first question I was asked straight away, "what is the difference between privatization and commercialization, which is best for Nigeria and why?"

I quickly went back to the electioneering period where Atiku promised to sell off NNPC (Privatization) against Buhari's and Kachukwu's commercialization plan. I am an Economist and stand for privatization (my opinion) but I knew it would be foolish of me to chose that in a Government controlled by the proponents of Commercialization.

Na so I choose commercialization and gave my reasons b4 Atiku would put me inside trouble.

Smart.

I wrote an article titled PIGB Rejection as Fatal Blow to Oil Sector Reforms in 2018 https://opinion.timesng.com/2018/09/05/rejection-of-the-pigb-as-a-fatal-blow-to-oil-sector-reforms-by-suraj-oyewale/

Among other relevant past articles, I have it listed in the Publications section of my CV. But I removed it from NNPC CV because I knew the opinion I expressed in that article will not be shared by NNPC and it will trigger inconvenient questions for me.

Same way you told them you prefer commercialization to privatization just because you know that is the opinion an NNPC interviewer will prefer.

Sometimes, you just need to be pragmatic in interviews .

monlawal:
Wow, I slept and woke up to a new day and no new page has been added.
The first in a very long while.

I been no know say people dey tiire to propound hypotheses abi na theories.

Please is there no new theory to explain why we have not received TP yet?

Lol.... I have dashed nnpc that tp fare jare..... They can remitt it into the national purse. I am a patriotic citizen

I don't want it.... if it will affect my APL

Since there is no new theory yet, the onus is on me to spice up this thread a bit. This is just to refresh us about events of the past weeks on transport fare alert matter . For new guests, this was the summary of what transpired.


What people thought the alert would be to them — refreshment.

People then started propounding theories, including the famous ‘Access Bank’ theory, about how alerts mean you have already been compensated and removed from the employment list.

What the alert then became like, in reality.

People’s reaction after receiving alert.

People who hadn’t yet received alert.

Well, only time will tell.

[quote author=cocococo post=80544317]What the alert then seemed like, in reality.[/quote
Now?

Yet to receive alert though.

So has anybody else received recently?

Great thoughts man. There can hardly be a better reform in the sector more significant than diluting the power of the petroleum minister.

Jarus:


Smart.

I wrote an article titled PIGB Rejection as Fatal Blow to Oil Sector Reforms in 2018 https://opinion.timesng.com/2018/09/05/rejection-of-the-pigb-as-a-fatal-blow-to-oil-sector-reforms-by-suraj-oyewale/

Among other relevant past articles, I have it listed in the Publications section of my CV. But I removed it from NNPC CV because I knew the opinion I expressed in that article will not be shared by NNPC and it will trigger inconvenient questions for me.

Same way you told them you prefer commercialization to privatization just because you know that is the opinion an NNPC interviewer will prefer.

Sometimes, you just need to be pragmatic in interviews .

From my source:

1. 1000GTs to get Apl’s and 250 EH’s needed.
2. Competition is stiff all round but most especially for EH cadre because interview scores are close and about 5 to be selected per state and about 8 in oil producing states.
3. No consideration for CBT scores as they were aggregated as just on their database
4. It’s all down to fine margins.
5. Selection is being worked on now and we should hear from them by early August

I wish everyone the best of luck

Onunu:
From my source:

1. 1000GTs to get Apl’s and 250 EH’s needed.
2. Competition is stiff all round but most especially for EH cadre because interview scores are close and about 5 to be selected per state and about 8 in oil producing states.
3. No consideration for CBT scores as they were aggregated as just on their database
4. It’s all down to fine margins.
5. Selection is being worked on now and we should hear from them by early August

I wish everyone the best of luck

Heart beating faster after reading this

Johnpotter660:
Great thoughts man. There can hardly be a better reform in the sector more significant than diluting the power of the petroleum minister.

Thanks.

Expressed similar view in this article I wrote before the last elections

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2019/02/11/petroleum-industry-outlook-post-2019-elections/amp/

bobowaja:
@ukudo1123.....not that they/we are sleeping. Na one bros post yesterday weak everybody.

Make we dey observe.... Las Las we go dey alright

morning bro...abeg which page the post dey make I check...I think I miss am

Onunu:
From my source:

1. 1000GTs to get Apl’s and 250 EH’s needed.
2. Competition is stiff all round but most especially for EH cadre because interview scores are close and about 5 to be selected per state and about 8 in oil producing states.
3. No consideration for CBT scores as they were aggregated as just on their database
4. It’s all down to fine margins.
5. Selection is being worked on now and we should hear from them by early August

I wish everyone the best of luck

Your source didn't also tell u why people haven't been paid till date? Or do we xpect it todaY?

Onunu:
From my source:

1. 1000GTs to get Apl’s and 250 EH’s needed.
2. Competition is stiff all round but most especially for EH cadre because interview scores are close and about 5 to be selected per state and about 8 in oil producing states.
3. No consideration for CBT scores as they were aggregated as just on their database
4. It’s all down to fine margins.
5. Selection is being worked on now and we should hear from them by early August

I wish everyone the best of luck

nice so oil producing state gets higher slots

Onunu:
From my source:

1. 1000GTs to get Apl’s and 250 EH’s needed.
2. Competition is stiff all round but most especially for EH cadre because interview scores are close and about 5 to be selected per state and about 8 in oil producing states.
3. No consideration for CBT scores as they were aggregated as just on their database
4. It’s all down to fine margins.
5. Selection is being worked on now and we should hear from them by early August

I wish everyone the best of luck

5 EH per state and 8 per oil producing states sums to about 207 what happens to d remaining 43

Arysexy:


5 EH per state and 8 per oil producing states sums to about 207 what happens to d remaining 43

the figures are probably just approximations.. Exact figures should make it reach the intended amount

tejiri4:


nice so oil producing state gets higher allocations

Slots not allocations

aifybuu:




Your source didn't also tell u why people haven't been paid till date? Or do we xpect it todaY?

Didn’t discuss that. I know for certain that everyone would get paid regardless of the outcome of the interviews

Arysexy:


5 EH per state and 8 per oil producing states sums to about 207 what happens to d remaining 43

connection slots

I can't believe it.
Nigerians dey run away from free money?
This is a miracle
Can you imagine. A whole national cake that people have been yearning for

bobowaja:

Lol.... I have dashed nnpc that tp fare jare..... They can remitt it into the national purse. I am a patriotic citizen

I don't want it.... if it will affect my APL

So I made a post some weeks back about Abuja, I said Abuja isn't a state so it doesn't have indigens. I'm a no one of google, the "Nigeria has 36 states and one FCT" has glued to my brain that I failed to read about Abuja and its indigens. Some called me dumb, stupid, ignorant, a wasted graduate and all sort of unimaginable names, some vented their frustration on me, a guy couldn't even sleep cos of the post , after I deleted the post he saw that he couldn't quote me and then called me out separately to add his own insult. If it was a lady that did that I wouldn't be surprised, but a guy for that matter made sure he insulted me
even after I cleared the post... Haq haq haq! If dem born you well drop your address One thing I'm sure of is, we've all been in this kind of situation, where you think you are right but "eventuarry" you realized you've just shot yourself in the leg...Local girl was so embarrassed that she cannot can after she googled it and read on it, I should have done that first. We've all been there, we've all argued blindly, we've all thought we were right and we've all been made fun of. You shouldn't judge me with 1 mistake, you shouldn't see me as dumb and ignorant cos of one thing. I forgive all the hurtful words said to me and I wish y'all best of luck in this NNPC journey!

Arysexy:


5 EH per state and 8 per oil producing states sums to about 207 what happens to d remaining 43

Could be 5 or 6 per state depending on competition and other metrics best known to them. But oil producing states would be slightly higher

Ukodo1123:
There is a theory to explain that

Show me the way. I think I missed it o

U've done well...

Jumoke941:
So I made a post some weeks back about Abuja, I said Abuja isn't a state so it doesn't have indigens. I'm a no one of google, the "Nigeria has 36 states and one FCT" has glued to my brain that I failed to read about Abuja and its indigens. Some called me dumb, stupid, ignorant, a wasted graduate and all sort of unimaginable names, some vented their frustration on me, a guy couldn't even sleep cos of the post , after I deleted the post he saw that he couldn't quote me and then called me out separately to add his own insult. If it was a lady that did that I wouldn't be surprised, but a guy for that matter made sure he insulted me
even after I cleared the post... Haq haq haq! If dem born you well drop your address One thing I'm sure of is, we've all been in this kind of situation, where you think you are right but "eventuarry" you realized you've just shot yourself in the leg...Local girl was so embarrassed that she cannot can after she googled it and read on it, I should have done that first. We've all been there, we've all argued blindly, we've all thought we were right and we've all been made fun of. You shouldn't judge me with 1 mistake, you shouldn't see me as dumb and ignorant cos of one thing. I forgive all the hurtful words said to me and I wish y'all best of luck in this NNPC journey!