A new thread for NNPC Hopefuls

[jofmas]

Somebody shuld try and list out all d starting point for all d zones and time.then isn't it worthwile to take d protest also to ministry of petroleum since both dpr/nnpc is under her care.just a suggestion

[Dennis Bergkamp]

People, I feel we should also take our protest to the Ministry of Petroleum Resources. You know that Woman- madam minister from what we understand, is the person in the way of our job. And her office is actually at the Ministry (correct me if I'm wrong).

[messi02]

D ministry of petroleum resource is also @ d towers block D to b precise

[patorinni]

We have finally come to the point of no return, τ̲̅ǿ as many that have shown leadership, fellowership and courage more grease to your efforts. The protest shall go on as planned and anything that'll want to contend with it shall not succeed. We should at this stage begin to plan for other potent options. It is said that a nation deserves the kind of leadership it gets, we will keep silent no more. The truth of this matter is this, nobody will fight your course for you, you have to be ready to take up giants and defeat them to succeed. We sure have stories τ̲̅ǿ tell our children. God crown our efforts with the release of the offer letters in Jesus name Amen.

[abujababy]

A PRESS STATEMENT BY CONCERNED NIGERIAN GRADUATES ON THE CONTINUED DELAY OF NNPC/DPR MANAGEMENT TO RELEASE APPOINTMENT LETTERS TO SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES AFTER MONTHS OF INTERVIEW AND DEHUMANISATION.@Bebrief, I feel this heading is better..here I removed the last 3 words (of Nigerian Graduates) since it is the same Nigerian Graduates writing...what do you think..

@ Twinklestar, dats a nice observation by u, but I think makin d word 'dehumanizatn' d last as it is in ur suggestn leaves d statement incomplete. I wuld rather we push it 2 d middle of d sentence! i.e- A press statement by concernd nigerian graduates on d dehumanizatn and continued delay... after months of Interview (better still, 'months after interview')@ Bebrief, wordz cannot thank u enuf. Saanu de aiki!

[abujababy]

A PRESS STATEMENT BY CONCERNED NIGERIAN GRADUATES ON THE CONTINUED DELAY OF NNPC/DPR MANAGEMENT TO RELEASE APPOINTMENT LETTERS TO SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES AFTER MONTHS OF INTERVIEW AND DEHUMANISATION.@Bebrief, I feel this heading is better..here I removed the last 3 words (of Nigerian Graduates) since it is the same Nigerian Graduates writing...what do you think..

@ Twinklestar, dats a nice observation by u, but I think makin d word 'dehumanizatn' d last as it is in ur suggestn leaves d statement incomplete. I wuld rather we push it 2 d middle of d sentence! i.e- A press statement by concernd nigerian graduates on d dehumanizatn and continued delay... after months of Interview (better still, 'months after interview')@ Bebrief, wordz cannot thank u enuf. Saanu de aiki!?? am so motivated.

[jmakinde]

Bebrief pls don't forget to add sahara reporters in ur mailing list on monday. You can send them a mail through this address [email protected]

[ABALHAFSA]

Monday: Here i come, for i cant wait.

[phauziyeah]

u can also mail BBC hausa via "[email protected]" i guaranty u, u wil cover alot of ground wit those guys.

[hiswill]

@ bebrief, please if u have not gone to press you could remove the "dehumanization" part..It's kinda on d extreme side. May God bless you richly

[kalokalo]

@ hiswill,I share your view.

[JAJAMARK]

We are on track.
As we pray alongside God will bless our efforts.

[Bravejustice]

Guys, in as much as we needed to be employed by the same corporation afterwards, we must have to be diplomatic in the choice of our words so that we don’t appear as villains and extremists in this struggle. Lets prove that we are the best standing out and have cogent reason to be heard after much delay in the recruitment process.