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Hello and good day to you. Please, I'm curious about how abundant employment opportunities are for petroleum engineers (drilling, completion, reservoir and production engineers) as well as what entry level salary looks like. With respect to joining the regulatory bodies or acquisition of license to practice how does the process look like? Do you think it's very important to have Canadian experience/education in order to secure a job opportunity as I've been told that it is? Thank you for your overall contribution to this thread. Zeus04: |
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sanyalai:Maybe, for starters try checking your passport/application status online through NIS portal and see what the portal says. |
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Congrats. What's your date of capture and was it fresh application? I'm trying to compare it with my 4th October capture date for renewal although I was not given a collection date. dex711: |
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Go there with the list of required docs. Check this thread plus the NIS site for the list of the docs. AmandaBloom: |
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Congrats. What's the issue date on the passport? folu500: |
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Hello guys, I did my capturing at Alausa for 32 pages 5 years DIY renewal on 4th October, but I'm not in Lagos to check if it's ready for pick-up and all of my contacts are working so they cannot check for me. Is there anyone here who did capturing on or after 4th October that has gotten theirs? Or if you know anyone who did capturing on or after 4th October that has gotten theirs? Thank you. O have tried messaging the facebook page but they didn't reply after seeing it. |
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Nickelodeon93:Dunno why you were not given enrollment number, but I captured in Alausa and so different centers may have different procedures. |
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smoothblaise:No collection date was written on the slip. It was just my name, enrollment number, capture date and the acronym "VIP". |
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Hello guys, I did my capturing at Alausa for 32 pages 5 years DIY renewal on 4th October, but I'm not in Lagos to check if it's ready for pick-up and all of my contacts are working so they cannot check for me. Is there anyone here who did capturing on or after 4th October that has gotten theirs? Or if you know anyone who did capturing on or after 4th October that has gotten theirs? Thank you. O have tried messaging the facebook page but they didn't reply after seeing it. |
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Hello guys, I did my capturing at Alausa for 32 pages 5 years DIY renewal on 4th October, but I'm not in Lagos to check if it's ready for pick -up and all of my contacts are working so they cannot check for me. Is there anyone here who did capturing on or after 4th October that has gotten theirs? Or if you know anyone who did capturing on or after 4th October that has gotten theirs? Thank you. I have tried messaging the facebook page but they didn't reply after seeing it. |
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Hello guys, I did my capturing at Alausa for 32 pages 5 years DIY renewal on 4th October, but I'm not in Lagos to check if it's ready for pick -up and all of my contacts are working so they cannot check for me. Is there anyone here who did capturing on or after 4th October that has gotten theirs? Or if you know anyone who did capturing on or after 4th October that has gotten theirs? Thank you. O have tried messaging the facebook page but they didn't reply after seeing it. |
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Hello guys. Please, I am unable to register on the portal and create an account. The "continue" button doesn't click after entering my name and email address. How do I resolve or work around this? |
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Hello guys. Please, I am unable to register on the portal and create an account. The "continue" button doesn't click after entering my name and email address. How do I resolve or work around this? |
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Hello all. I will keep this short. Essentially, I am an oil and gas engineering graduate looking for opportunities to add value to a service company and develop my career. I have sent out lots of applications for vacancies in oil and gas, but I don't even get any replies, be it even rejection reply. My experience is in the sourcing of quotes, project management and a bit of logistics aspects. However, I want more than that. What I want is the field stuff; drilling and production to be precise. Problem is there are no vacant entry level positions. Companies want 4 plus years of experience and I do not have that. Even more limiting are the expensive certifications and courses applicants are expected to have. I would love to be on a drilling rig and experiencing activities like how the mud system works, tripping in and out, making of connections, pumping of mud into the well, solids control equipment, LWD, MWD, bit changing, casing, cementing, perforation, well completion etc. I'd love to see the different drilling techniques, calculations involved, well control stuff, even something simple like setting up a rig. I check adverts for other countries and these entry positions abound with amazing benefits, but none such positions are being advertised in Nigeria. Why is that? I can understand that expatriates occupy the top positions, but then why are entry level positions like,motorman, mud engineer, geophysicist, derrick-man, assistant driller, mud engineer not being advertised? The truth is there are a lot of service companies executing these drilling projects that are unknown to job seekers. Sometimes if you were told the sort of big projects a seemingly small companies handle you would be in disbelief. And these companies do in-house hiring. So, hiring is strictly based on having someone on the inside who possesses information about the vacancy. No wonder we are living in the IT age. It's all about the information you possess and how relevant and timely it is. But what do we who are qualified for these vacant positions but lack information about them do? You know while studying my dream was to land a good job after my studies and work my way up the ladder, develop myself, grow in rank, take on more responsibility and live a life of meaning. I am not living the dream and it's a sad situation. I am sad at this 'man-know-man' concept that has crippled a major sector on the country's economy. A barrel of oil costs more to produce in Nigeria than in any other country. Do we drill in the desert or in snow or in an other climatically-challenging environment? Definitely, no. There are many countries who do and incur additional cost due to the terrain where they drill, but they still manage to turn better profit than we in Nigeria, absent of these circumstances, do. Yeah, I understand we drill a lot offshore, but and so what. Our cost of drilling still is above other countries' offshore cost. Anyways, I would want to conclude that things have to change in this country and soon the change must happen. Well, I am still open to opportunities in the upstream sector in any case and so if you have adverts and vacancies for anything entry-level drilling and production related, kindly do post them here and if you want to PM me or send an email that also works. |
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It can't be, according to the lady I spoke with. But it may just be a lie to make me spend another 1k. I'll push for the upgrade when I go to the bank. eben123: |
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It's local low. eben123: |
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Customer service says It's local low. Sucks. Apus: |
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I'm not exactly sure about the international high. UBA has customer service? Will see about that option. kendoschurrle: |
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I do have Lesotho. The card gets declined as well by POS and ATM even if I fund it from my normal account, which makes the situation seem like it's the card problem. Apus: |
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"Your card was declined by the issuing bank. Please try a different card or contact your card issuer with questions", error message I got from trying to link Africard to PayPal. I think something wasn't right with how my card was issued because apart from this, I can't use it to withdraw from atm or pos even when I fund it. I need help with this please, guys. |
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