it was very ok, i prayed for our letter,s to come this month, am back to abujaQuote:
Originally Posted by Musty4u
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it was very ok, i prayed for our letter,s to come this month, am back to abujaQuote:
Originally Posted by Musty4u
we thank God for making it possible for us to see yet another week. as we earnestly wait for this important call, may our expectation be met in Jesus name.
I pray to God dat NNPC is not deceiving us. I pray that this month ends our struggle for our appointments.
@bb1 Amin too your prayers. And if they are deceiving us by not releasing our letters and not letting us know our status regarding the recruitment, God in heaven will judge them accordingly.
@ mamuna,
From your 'expression' –otondo-,
I discern that you are a batch A 2012
who went for service 2 Tuesdays ago.
This thread is not for non-listed applicants.
Number 1 out of the 144,000
destined for another paradise.
But the 4,000 who are to be fed with fishes.
And the 700 who would be taught how to fish.
Have you visited 2 towers before?
Eiffel in Paris and NNPC in Abuja.
Please call me “double otondo!”
@ kafox,
Talk to you later. A bientot!
The story of a blind girl There
was a blind girl who hated
herself just because she was
blind. She hated everyone, except
her loving boyfriend. He was
always there for her. She said
that if she could only see the
world, she would marry her
boyfriend. One day, someone
donated a pair of eyes to her and
then she could see everything,
including her boyfriend. Her
boyfriend asked her, “now that
you can see the world, will you
marry me?” The girl was shocked
when she saw that her
boyfriend was blind too, and
refused to marry him. Her
boyfriend walked away in tears,
and later wrote a letter to her
saying: “Just take care of my
eyes dear.” This is how human
brain changes when the status
changed. Only few remember
what life was before, and who’s
always been there even in the
most painful situations. Life Is A
Gift Today before you think of
saying an unkind word– think of
someone who can’t speak. Before
you complain about the taste of
your food– think of someone
who has nothing to eat. Before
you complain about your
husband or wife– think of
someone who is crying out to
God for a companion. Today
before you complain about life–
think of someone who went too
early to heaven. Before you
complain about your children–
think of someone who desires
children but they’re barren.
Before you argue about your
dirty house, someone didn’t clean
or sweep– think of the people
who are living in the streets.
Before whining about the
distance you drive– think of
someone who walks the same
distance with their feet. And
when you are tired and complain
about your job– think of the
unemployed, the disabled and
those who wished they had your
job. But before you think of
pointing the finger or
condemning another– remember
that not one of us are without
sin and we all answer to one
maker. And when depressing
thoughts seem to get you down–
put a smile on your face and
thank God you’re alive and still
around. Life is a gift – Live it,
@ud thanks 4 these words of advice. They have touched my heart to be sincere.
@ud Nice piece.
hmmm this is not the naija of my dreams......please wake me up
lol......the guy even make mistake with his own number, lwkmdQuote:
Originally Posted by bb1
Oga JA, now dt u'v come, hope u wont add 2our suspense by speaking in parables. Pls we already hv enough suspense dn we'd wish 2cope, kindly clear up sir.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jesus Army
bro, wish i could....really wish i could do some thing..aint it sickening, look at the probe revelations, is it worthwhile being a nigerianQuote:
Originally Posted by ud
Jesus army, u are welcome back on board, any info 4 us concerning this deceiving nnpc recruitment. What ve u heard again from ur source.all d best.