prelinctus:
So y'all are tackling freeradical for voicing out his opinion albeit emotional? Bunch of cowards.

dway4ward:
A little description here, there are two classes I'll consider: Those who see nothing wrong with prolonged "due course" (A), and those who see otherwise (B).

Many states in Nigeria are owing salaries, the prime sources of money have shrunk from federal allocation.

A: It is not the governor's fault so nothing wrong with this situation. He will pay in due course once the money comes. Let us pray for the nation and wait, there is nothing we can do. At least it is not just state Z that is owing.

B: It is wrong to owe people salaries, though it is a nationwide problem. States should have diversified earlier even if the Federal did not. Also there is apparently a tough underlying problem; the working population is not creating enough value to pay itself hence they will either be run inefficiently or overstaffed. If this key problem is resolved within a few months, salaries will be always promptly paid.

Can we all see the difference the different kinds of thinking can significantly change a whole lot?

Please kindly think big picture.

Badema:
Pls oo where are?
@airsaylongcon
@uchboggy
@forkadict
@artmedia
@barbiesparkz2
@ladyF
@NanaF
@Freeradical
@vantage7
@MrSneh
@Switlife
@dway4ward
@prelinctus
@itstime4me
@sexyjob
@ezinne1990
@technocrat12
@dane15
@dfavouredone
@jarus

Happy weekend to you all.

forkadict:
I know for a fact that it is entirely at the prospective employers prerogative to decide

forkadict:


I full ground my brother. Happy weekend to you.

I am not sure it is going to be a nice weekend for me. Customs have impounded my containers. (2 in number )

***No crying emoji on nairaland***

forkadict:


When to hire. All we see here is only an invitation to treat. Lawyers in the land please correct me if I am wrong.

# LawofContract

Badema:
Pls oo where are?
@airsaylongcon
@uchboggy
@forkadict
@artmedia
@barbiesparkz2
@ladyF
@NanaF
@Freeradical
@vantage7
@MrSneh
@Switlife
@dway4ward
@prelinctus
@itstime4me
@sexyjob
@ezinne1990
@technocrat12
@dane15
@dfavouredone
@jarus

Happy weekend to you all.

Badema:
Pls oo where are?
@airsaylongcon
@uchboggy
@forkadict
@artmedia
@barbiesparkz2
@ladyF
@NanaF
@Freeradical
@vantage7
@MrSneh
@Switlife
@dway4ward
@prelinctus
@itstime4me
@sexyjob
@ezinne1990
@technocrat12
@dane15
@dfavouredone
@jarus
Happy weekend to you all.

majekdom2:
These does not relate. No one is saying NLNG is right to have delayed this recruitment. They are wrong and the mistake I think they may have made is not taking in entry level employees every year. If they have been doing this ,They would have been able to cope with the present industry realities. It's a learning point. However, the debate here is the planned bombardment, sending mails which many see as unnecessary. An employee is entitled to his wage. A potential employee is entiled to feed back of his interview. That you had in the" due course " message. There is no law that states that a feedback should be sent monthly. Do you think there are no legal advisors in NLNG? Or you think it's a win for you if you go to court? An employee being owed salaried will win in court. There is a sign contract between the employee and the employer. I am not sure you signed any agreement with NLnG yet. If a " graduate Trainee " is asked to take on responsibilities previously attached to someone with 10 years experience. Can he / she do it? . Your role requires loads of training and mentorship. Time commitment from all employees including the management. A single mistake at the plant in bonny can wipe out the community.

majekdom2:
nawa ooo. Make dem hire you for nothing What do you want to hear again? That it has been cancelled or put on hold. Well, if you will get a different response, Fine. I hope someone in Hr can engage you.

forkadict:
Imagine if Naija is planning to bring in 1,960 (same figures) refugees from a war torn country. The refugees thought it would happen sharperly. But because they are not in naija, they don't know why the process is dragging.

But then Kemi Adeosun makes a broadcast to Nigerians and says 'Fellow compatriots, the process of bringing in our beloved refugee brothers is at an advance stage.'
(almost concluded)
And Muhammadu Buhari agrees to this. (Approved)

They were camped somewhere in o gun state. (Accomodation Settled)

#RantsOfAPersonThatHasSmokedIgboBelleful.

forkadict:
Happy weekend folks

Djbaka:

Baba, I sabi where u dey go o

Badema:


Wow I pray you get it resolved as soon as possible!

Imagine if Naija is planning to bring in 1,960 (same figures) refugees from a war torn country. The refugees thought it would happen sharperly. But because they are not in naija, they don't know why the process is dragging.

But then Kemi Adeosun makes a broadcast to Nigerians and says 'Fellow compatriots, the process of bringing in our beloved refugee brothers is at an advance stage.'
(almost concluded)
And Muhammadu Buhari agrees to this. (Approved)

They were camped somewhere in o gun state. (Accomodation Settled)

#RantsOfAPersonThatHasSmokedIgboBelleful

MrSneh:

Chief @Badema I kuku full ground like sand. Since NLNG is still "playing with the numbers" to be recruited, I can only relax with my red cup and be looking till they are done #WetinManGoDo
For those that may be interested and didn't have the opportunity to watch Babs' interview this morning:
http://www.channelstv.com/2016/05/06/nigeria-has-over-200-years-of-gas-omotowa/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
Happy weekend sir!

dane15:

@MrSneh,
I have watched the Channels clip and this got me thinking. Rather than fold hands and watch other competitors spring up like Olokola and Brass would it make sense for NLNG to acquire them and run them as full subsidiaries of NLNG if Train 7 is being delayed because of Political intrigues?
Why not acquire Olokola and Brass? I am sure NNPC may be willing to sell for cheap considering that all other investors in these white elephant projects are pulling out?
The Directors of these acquisitions will be top managers from NLNG just like NNPC seconded Oga Inuwa.
Approving the acquisition, maybe difficult but afterwards, NLNG seconded Directors (who should be majorly NLNG staff and not any of the secondees from the NLNG shareholders) can " somehow" approve expansion of their 100% owned subsidiaries without all the headaches that come with seeking all stakeholders' approval for Trains 7, 8, 9 et al. They will then get more dividends and gradually make Nigeria become number one in Gas exportation.
It will be easier for NLNG to run because of the experience garnered. NNPC will know that they still have 49% of 100% in the companies and Nigeria will benefit from more money.
There will also be more GT recruitments. Looolz.
Can anyone explain to me how the "somehow" can work? We will send the best answer to Oga Babs. Here is your assignment for the weekend.
The next one shall be from Baba Addict!

If Moses will not go to the mountain, the mountain will go to Moses.

MrSneh:


The CIAs have begun

dane15:


@MrSneh,

I have watched the Channels clip and this got me thinking. Rather than fold hands and watch other competitors spring up like Olokola and Brass would it make sense for NLNG to acquire them and run them as full subsidiaries of NLNG if Train 7 is being delayed because of Political intrigues?

Why not acquire Olokola and Brass? I am sure NNPC may be willing to sell for cheap considering that all other investors in these white elephant projects are pulling out?
The Directors of these acquisitions will be top managers from NLNG just like NNPC seconded Oga Inuwa.
Approving the acquisition, maybe difficult but afterwards, NLNG seconded Directors (who should be majorly NLNG staff and not any of the secondees from the NLNG shareholders) can " somehow" approve expansion of their 100% owned subsidiaries without all the headaches that come with seeking all stakeholders' approval for Trains 7, 8, 9 et al. They will then get more dividends and gradually make Nigeria become number one in Gas exportation.

It will be easier for NLNG to run because of the experience garnered. NNPC will know that they still have 49% of 100% in the companies and Nigeria will benefit from more money.

There will also be more GT recruitments. Looolz.

Can anyone explain to me how the "somehow" can work? We will send the best answer to Oga Babs. Here is your assignment for the weekend.

The next one shall be from Baba Addict!