Amoto94:
Vacancy!

Role: Infrastructure Support Trainee

Organization: Qore (formerly Appzone)

NB: Trainee will undergo an extensive Paid training (50-150k monthly stipend)

Duration: 6 months with option of being retained.

Daily Todo:
1) Creation of emails on Active Directory
2) Setting up of laptops and configurations
3) Monitoring infrastructure resources

*Requirements*
1) 0 - 6 months experience (no prior experience in this role required)
2) Brilliant school record (minimum of second class upper with a top university)
3) Done with NYSC
4) Someone well spoken and smart
5) Bachelor’s in Computer science or computer engineering required
6) Graduation year (2020, 2021 & 2022)

CVs should come to Madegoroye@appzonegroup.com

Cheers!

Copied as received

DissTroy:
Interesting too how every single time Amoto is beneath the search beam for his extremism, the hitherto active guy suddenly disappears for hours.
Then he'd return to paste some poultry farm job vacancy in Molete or Kafanchan he copied from God-knows-where.

Rinse and repeat.

Donjazet2:


I don't know why people keep glossing over this fact, should Obi win, should labor party accumulate millions of votes, that will definitely translate to legislative seats.
It's almost like I need to keep drumming into you guys ears that labor party right now has a Senate seat in imo state and has 8 house of reps already. This is even before a ballot has been cast.

Should Obi win, he's expected to have a strong enough caucus in both houses that enables him push foe legislative agendas.
I don't think you guys have really thought through the implications of a labor party win.

For God's sake, such a victory totally, like hugely changes the entire political landscape. All politicians will know that it is no longer business as usual. A labor party win will be a successful coup of government by the masses.

An Obi presidency will be one where the president knowa that the nigerian masses made him the president, and not powerful forces behind the scene pulling strings that expect favors that negatively affects the masses.

An Obi presidency is a win for all Nigerians.

So this talk of legislative strong-arming is expected to be a relic of the past that is if the legislative are concurrently acting against the interest of the masses.

BlueRayDick:


Whether u believe it or not, Democarcy has failed over and over again in Africa. All I've said is let Africans think of system of government that works for them; a system of government that takes into consideration their cultures, traditions, religions etc.

I'm not ready for the kind of back and forth u and Teejay always have on Western vs African ways of life. Please just try and respect my opinion.

Donjazet2:


I don't know why people keep glossing over this fact, should Obi win, should labor party accumulate millions of votes, that will definitely translate to legislative seats.
It's almost like I need to keep drumming into you guys ears that labor party right now has a Senate seat in imo state and has 8 house of reps already. This is even before a ballot has been cast.

Should Obi win, he's expected to have a strong enough caucus in both houses that enables him push foe legislative agendas.
I don't think you guys have really thought through the implications of a labor party win.

For God's sake, such a victory totally, like hugely changes the entire political landscape. All politicians will know that it is no longer business as usual. A labor party win will be a successful coup of government by the masses.

An Obi presidency will be one where the president knowa that the nigerian masses made him the president, and not powerful forces behind the scene pulling strings that expect favors that negatively affects the masses.

An Obi presidency is a win for all Nigerians.

So this talk of legislative strong-arming is expected to be a relic of the past that is if the legislative are concurrently acting against the interest of the masses.

Donjazet2:
I thoroughly distaste the constant need to engage in a doom-fest. Ohh, Nigeria is dead and buried no matter what happens.

For fvcks sake, that's a terrible bloody lie, it's a lie you tell yourself as a cheap excuse not to do something about it.
In that lie, you want to tell yourself that labor party winning will have the same effect as APC or PDP winning.
Like you really believe, that labor party winning the presidency next month will not be a statement alone that ignites massive changes across the entire leadership structure.

Aa it stands today, Obi doesn't have a governor giving him corrupt state funds and expecting favors in return, God knows I would certainly prefer a president without strings attached to him by unknown forces selecting the cabinet than either an atiku or a tinubu cabinet.

Spy360:

I think we must begin to hold our elected officers accountable for their words. Whoever wins, Nigerians must start putting pressure on him to fulfil their so called campaign promises.

BlueRayDick:


Whether u believe it or not, Democarcy has failed over and over again in Africa. All I've said is let Africans think of system of government that works for them; a system of government that takes into consideration their cultures, traditions, religions etc.

I'm not ready for the kind of back and forth u and Teejay always have on Western vs African ways of life. Please just try and respect my opinion.

FBS:

This right here is the key. The politicians for japa countries ain't saying saints (human beings dey naturally inclined to be corrupt) but they know that the moment they mess up, they get kicked out.
There is a very high level of accountability. That is the difference.

Instead we celebrate mediocrity, shouting ranka-dede all over the place. Poverty na bastard.

Segedinho:

Salaam is more or less like a greeting.

I think Amoto wanted to shift d hot convo but u misinterpreted it.........

Calms calms bro

BlueRayDick:


The fact that Buhari couldn't do much with Saraki as senate president in his first term should tell u how difficult it will be for a President to do a lot of things that require NASS members approval with whom he does not share the same ideology .

It doesn't matter what u say based on personal conviction, it is the reality that will happen that matters. You are an idealist I get that, but u just need to underatnd that Peter Obi appointing Doyin Okupe campaign DG, Peter Obi Meeting Gumi are all pointers that Obi being a politician will definitely with those we may assume to be devil reincarnate and he will do enough horse trading if he ever intends to be a president who will have a chance to change things.

Segedinho:
What I seem not to grasp is, do we enjoy d
NASS good relationship with d presidency leading to our suffering

Or we are just so obsessed with how impossible it is no change or try to change d status quo?

Irrespective of our biased acceptance of our respective candidates,I believe we all have a common agreement which is d excessive cost of maintaining d NASS gluttony.

I think a practical way of trying to give them signs is by first cutting d presidency's expenditure. Then it will be dem vs the masses atleast it will become clearer to even d dumb followers

ShaqFu:
if he wanted to shift the Convo he could have ignored him. It's not a must to reply any and every post here, but instead, he went ahead and brought his innocent little girl into the Convo, like WTH.

Donjazet2:
Oasis, an interesting frontpage thread, don't you think?

https://www.nairaland.com/7512120/see-crowd-came-out-jonathan#119760095

OasisX:


.... both Tinubu and Peter Obi have it in their respective manifestos to do that. I do not know much about Atiku's plans though, but I hope he also has it in plan to do same if he emerges.

NASS Structures need to be reviewed. Bicameral Legislature is expensive for a Country like ours. We don't need it, unicameral is what we should be practicing to reduce cost.

Nigeria should scrap House of Representatives and keep Senate only. Red Chamber offers equal Representation per state, the numbers ain't much and it will easier to maintain financially.

I hope for an administration that will have ball to propose it, work on it and make it happen.

OasisX:


.... both Tinubu and Peter Obi have it in their respective manifestos to do that. I do not know much about Atiku's plans though, but I hope he also has it in plan to do same if he emerges.

NASS Structures need to be reviewed. Bicameral Legislature is expensive for a Country like ours. We don't need it, unicameral is what we should be practicing to reduce cost.

Nigeria should scrap House of Representatives and keep Senate only. Red Chamber offers equal Representation per state, the numbers ain't much and it will be easier to maintain financially.

I hope for an administration that will have ball to propose it, work on it and make it happen.

DissTroy:


That was a subtle threat from Shekau-lite. You dissed him about making silly claims about Shettima being healthier that Tinubu, he quickly reminds you he knows of your family and daughter particularly out of the blues.

OasisX:


Don J, can we put politics on hold for today and discuss Nigeria? Our problems, causes and possible solutions.

...... and the numbers in that rally was less down total votes he got in the state. So the crowd didn't deceive.

DissTroy:


You received Nada! Nothing!

Every time you goof and you're called out, you always think posting some gutter maintenance vacancy in Ijebu-Igbo or some random place you copied from remote crannies of the internet is a good comeback.

We know your modus operandi.

Donjazet2:


You keep presenting the manifesto of APC despite them proving that they themselves deem it worthless. When it's been proven that part of it was even plagiarized word for word from an internet source.

The last APC manifesto that decieved millions of Nigerians, APC talked about restructuring, only for it's current VP candidate shettima to be telling Nigerians later, "to hell with restructuring".
So if you successfully decieve Nigerians again this time and we later ask tinubu about this manifesto and he tells us that "he likes to be polite but we should shurrup our mouths" what do we do?

Donjazet2:


Mentioning doyin is quite disingenuous because doyin prior to now has been a very light weight politician. Whatever sin's doyin has ever committed previously pales in significance to what his mates have done or are doing. Add to the fact that he has been used as a sacrificial lamb already is a very good omen if you ask me.

If at this early stage, a prominent member of the campaign is booted out as an example to the rest, well it potrays a good omen ahead.

And it's almost like I need to always re-echo this. Yes, you will not find any saint in politics, but what you have is the best of the rest.

Tinubu and atiku can't even open their mouths to campaign on anti-corruption. That's already a heavy red flag because the 2 of them are mired in heavy corruption antecedents unlike Obi. This mindset of constantly equating the 3 really has to stop. Only obi's ticket represents the very best of the masses intentions.

Amoto94:

"Mr ITK" yet know nothing at least Blueyraydick acknowledged that one of his own got a job from the ones that have been posted here before this is what matters not what you choose to interpret or insinuate.

Segedinho:


The trust in manifesto is gone as far as Nigerians are concerned.


Outa all d GEJ,,Buhari and co promised..how many was fulfilled and deserved accolades...

I am not even looking at promises from any of them atleast I have said this before now.....

I only put that up there cos it seems people are caressing d NASS hunger..

When you talk about balls....Do u know buhari had d balls but his health failed him woefully....who knows if there was a compromised with d said NASS n co when he was in hospital for that long period of time

GloriousGbola:


That qore vacancy is a sleeper.

That is all

Donjazet2:


Ohh common, just gullible folks would fall for your attempt to gaslight and romanticize the APC.

I've read all your posts this morning combined with larride and gloriousgola and all I'm seeing is an attempt to romanticize and rationalize the epic failures of the APC as a party and then attempt to gaslight folks into favorably looking at the APC again. Well, not working my dear..

There is no rational human being that looks at the party of the broom and thinks, they tried their best. No nigha, THEY FAILED! AND THEY FAILED EPICLY! MONUMENTALLY! GIGANTICLY!

APC FAILED!!! NEVER AGAIN!

Spy360:

Or could it be that people are just seeing light at the end of a dark tunnel?

OasisX:


Let's discuss the way forward out of this mess. I love the Country as you, and hope it bounces back to her position as giant of Africa. [/font]

Donjazet2:


But that's the thing, you really cannot claim to love this country and advocate for this tinubu to be it's leader.
It's almost nihilistic to advocate for a tinubu presidency upon Nigeria after experiencing yaradua and buhari.

Are we really to forego the genuine health concerns?? Are we to forget that we need a mobile and agile leader that will be constantly moving from place to place attending administrative functions and being mentally alert to constantly evolving situations.

Do you sincerely believe that this tinubu is up for that task? You don't have to ask Nigerians to imagine an immobile president, we've witnessed it twice!!

Secondly, are we really expected to forego the issue of character?? Do you really believe that ohr president should be a person of no good moral standing?
A person whose early years of life is completely shrouded in mystery and secrecy? We don't know where this man grew up, we don't know the environment he grew up in? We don't know if he was a good person in his early youth or if he was a killer on the streets like his current boys agabka and mc oluomo.

What we do know is that he was involved in the deadly narcotics trade and has a criminal record for a deeply immoral cause.

Do you really expect Nigerians to vote in a completely deeply immoral character with heavy baggages as our president when there are better options?

Then talking about surrounding forces around him, can you tell us the new crop of people around him to expect if not these same class of failures. Are you saying that fashola, elrufai, fayemi, yahaya and the rest of this current failed class of leadership will not be the makeup of his cabinet seeing as they would be the ones that have to work to put him in?

Again brother, you really can't claim to love Nigeria and advocate for a tinubu presidency. It's just not logical.

BlueRayDick:


Be careful of what u wish for . If they remove subsidy and petrol sells close to 800 like dem diesel and kerosene , just know that there will be chaos.

I don’t know if it’s just me o, but I’ve noticed that most people who are very very poor are just tolerating we the working class/those who can afford to eat well and have access to some of the basic amenities . Like where I stay we have some areas that are residential ; more like estates where there are gates everywhere , there is security and all. Then there are areas close by where people rent face-me-I-face-you apartments , they still go to fetch water with buckets on their head , etc .

People like that are only tolerating us . People like that won’t hesistate to jump ur fence and take whatever they need from u if worse come to worse . We saw how the aftermath of ENDSARS was . People who thought they were comfortable practically turned to vigilante to protect their loved ones . Imagine the poorest of poor not being able to feed again . U don’t want to imagine what will happen o