poetictwenty:
I'm beginning to lose hope on the possibility of this recruitment ending anytime soon...I came across a thread - https://www.nairaland.com/3905316/invitation-nigerian-college-aviation-technology - while trying to find my way to this Nnpc thread. The said recruitment have been on Cbt stage for about 2years now. Which way Nigeria?

CBT! 2yrs! Na Typewriter-BT be that o

Aremolomi:
Nothing good has ever come from u on this recruitment... I Stand to be corrected!

why do some of you think there are some people who like delivering bad news. Whoever enjoys it is probably not right. This is something he heard and he feels he should inform people. All the people that have been giving yall 'good' news, where is the APL? Shouldn't that tell you they are just making things up for probably likes. Yet the people with the so called bad news have been the one close to d real situation cos their 'bad' news is actually the reality. Cos No APL yet. Anyone that has news good or bad shouldn't be bullied not to air it Pls. Tell us, let us know where we stand and if there is nothing to stand on we move on. Life goes on.

BlackHummer:


Bro if u hear some people's case eh.., nigeria is just so fvcked up. My friend just turned 29. He has not had any job since he finished nysc at 25years and has been managing to teach home lessons to sustain himself. He cannot apply for gt roles now because most require one to be at most 25 or 26years old, neither can he apply for experienced hire because he has no relevant experience. He is stuck in the middle. He overheard his uncles mocking his dad for wasting his money in sending him to a private school with nothing to show for it. The dude drank sniper recenly but didn't die. I am now housing him and hoping good fortune from nnpc will smile on him. The guy is a academically ok. Graduated with cgpa of 3.78.

So sad. I really feel for him. During my undergraduate programme I was studying around 5hours daily and I had the notion that several companies would come looking for me when I distinguish myself. Little did I know that the country is so messed up that I can't even predict how my life will pan out in 5 years.

How has the mighty fallen. I spoke with a frd whose dad works at NPDC Benin, he told me NNPC, shell and the likes used to come to FUTO several years ago to conduct recruitment exercise for top performing students in Engineering. Now even with excellent results I dont knw what life holds for me. Thank God for fiverr. We shall all succeed IJN.

What I know from the "Deep Deep" is that APL is on and alive for E.H, and by God's grace and help, it will be released same time with G.T.

In this kind of economic situation, you need this NNPC job ooh!! it will save you alot of stress and pain. Keep praying!!

Good night..

Hopefully tomorrow will be a good day

With the silence at the towers ... hmmmmm I doubt.

Camoready:
Hopefully tomorrow will be a good day

Which one be EH is on hold, GT is safe?

Abeg if na like dat, make dem keep d APL until they "unhold" everything...

Beeam:
Which one be EH is on hold, GT is safe?

Abeg if na like dat, make dem keep d APL until they "unhold" everything...

The guy that brought up the issue of EH deleted his post in the name of security reasons. Why didn't he think of the security reasons before he posted what he posted? Some of these guys are just here to create panic. The GMD simply said the recruitment will be completed soon and not GTs will be brought in soon.

Guys
I just received a regret mail from Unity Bank
I am very unhappy right now

tejiri4:


man know man will sure be there. But merit also will be there.

Forget, we go ace am by d grace of God, some guys at NDLEA thread dey post the past questions for us. e be like say, no need to study much

Andre92:


So sad. I really feel for him. During my undergraduate programme I was studying around 5hours daily and I had the notion that several companies would come looking for me when I distinguish myself. Little did I know that the country is so messed up that I can't even predict how my life will pan out in 5 years.

How has the mighty fallen. I spoke with a frd whose dad works at NPDC Benin, he told me NNPC, shell and the likes used to come to FUTO several years ago to conduct recruitment exercise for top performing students in Engineering. Now even with excellent results I dont knw what life holds for me. Thank God for fiverr. We shall all succeed IJN.

Sometimes I feel bad when I look bad at the energy and commitment I put in my studies.

I have tried using my knowledge on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter to advertise myself, yet, no show.

This year alone I've been to so many interviews more than the number of combined goals scored by Martial and Lingard for Man U in 2019 calendar year, yet, nothing.

These days little things get me worked up and I don't even get paid for it.

Could it be true they might have released Apl to the successful candidates secretly. Someone posted this on nnpc group twitter handle asking for verification.

BlackHummer:


Bro if u hear some people's case eh.., nigeria is just so fvcked up. My friend just turned 29. He has not had any job since he finished nysc at 25years and has been managing to teach home lessons to sustain himself. He cannot apply for gt roles now because most require one to be at most 25 or 26years old, neither can he apply for experienced hire because he has no relevant experience. He is stuck in the middle. He overheard his uncles mocking his dad for wasting his money in sending him to a private school with nothing to show for it. The dude drank sniper recenly but didn't die. I am now housing him and hoping good fortune from nnpc will smile on him. The guy is a academically ok. Graduated with cgpa of 3.78.

Can I get his full name and phone number,
You can email em to me
quincyillya@gmail.com.

Achimenco:
Could it be true they might have released Apl to the successful candidates secretly. Someone posted this on nnpc group twitter handle asking for verification.

Yes, they have. We are already 2 months into employment. Odeh.

Andre92:


So sad. I really feel for him. During my undergraduate programme I was studying around 5hours daily and I had the notion that several companies would come looking for me when I distinguish myself. Little did I know that the country is so messed up that I can't even predict how my life will pan out in 5 years.

How has the mighty fallen. I spoke with a frd whose dad works at NPDC Benin, he told me NNPC, shell and the likes used to come to FUTO several years ago to conduct recruitment exercise for top performing students in Engineering. Now even with excellent results I dont knw what life holds for me. Thank God for fiverr. We shall all succeed IJN.

Can't we just organize a protest albeit online or a sensitisation to stop this age discrimination thing.. It is actually killing....

Andre92:


So sad. I really feel for him. During my undergraduate programme I was studying around 5hours daily and I had the notion that several companies would come looking for me when I distinguish myself. Little did I know that the country is so messed up that I can't even predict how my life will pan out in 5 years.

How has the mighty fallen. I spoke with a frd whose dad works at NPDC Benin, he told me NNPC, shell and the likes used to come to FUTO several years ago to conduct recruitment exercise for top performing students in Engineering. Now even with excellent results I dont knw what life holds for me. Thank God for fiverr. We shall all succeed IJN.

Hi Andre... I need to talk to u about the bolded... Can I send a p.m?

BlackHummer:


Bro if u hear some people's case eh.., nigeria is just so fvcked up. My friend just turned 29. He has not had any job since he finished nysc at 25years and has been managing to teach home lessons to sustain himself. He cannot apply for gt roles now because most require one to be at most 25 or 26years old, neither can he apply for experienced hire because he has no relevant experience. He is stuck in the middle. He overheard his uncles mocking his dad for wasting his money in sending him to a private school with nothing to show for it. The dude drank sniper recenly but didn't die. I am now housing him and hoping good fortune from nnpc will smile on him. The guy is a academically ok. Graduated with cgpa of 3.78.

Bro the situation is only in God's hands. If I play my record for you, hmmmmm. Being from a family that is struggling, my parents managed to see me through school. After graduation in 2007 with a 2.1, all hopes were high and everyone was looking up to me because I was the first child of a family of 6.

I have gone for interviews in almost all the companies in Nigeria, Shell, Chevron, Mobil, Total, Saipem etc and nothing still happened.

In 2013, I got a job in a bank. In fact I was given a staff ID and was sent to a training school. But at the end of the training school, three of us were replaced by three people who joined us midway into the training school. Mehn, you needed to see the way I was crying at the bank's headquarters, begging them to reconsider their decision, that I did excellently well during the school. In fact my class mates in the school couldn't believe their eyes that I was dropped, cos I was one of the best, if not the best in the training school, even as an engineering graduate. But I picked myself up and moved on.

Toward the end of 2013, I applied for the Nlng graduate recruitment. I passed the first and second tests as well as the assessment centre. In fact after the assessment centre, regret mails were sent to those who were not successful and I wasn't sent any. In fact the mail I received says that they would get back to me pretty soon. Boy I was so excited. I thought that was the last straw that would break the camel's back. But lo and behold, after about 2years of waiting, they sent invites for medicals. I wasn't sent. The mail they sent me says " though your performance was commendable, however we regret to blah blah blah". That was the worst time of my life. I became so devasted that I refused to eat. In fact I swore that I was not going to serve God again, that he doesn't care about me. It was terrible. How I managed to pick myself after that still baffles me today.

Since then I had become reluctant to apply for jobs. I later got a job in a servicing company but some of us were dropped after some time, cos of the fact that the company lost some of its contracts during the periods of upheavals in the oil and gas industry.

Now I am teaching in a private school, preparing candidates for IELTS, SAT and TOEFL. Yes I make some money but it's hardly enough cos of the responsibilities I have on my shoulders. My parents are aged and my younger ones who are in school are all dependent on me. What is more? I am married with 3 kids.

Sometimes I feel so frustrated to the extent that I feel life is not worth living. All my classmates, when they see me, the don't believe I am still on this level, cos I was always at the top of my class and I this kind of versatile guy who can do well in any discipline.

However, I still believe I will make. I am still struggling to improve on myself. As someone who is knowledgeable in production and well engineering, I have done certifications. And I believe that God will one day pick up my call. I am also an Nnpc hopeful.

So guys, learn from me. If I am still kicking and hopeful, please don't give up. It shall be alright. Although I am still pained at heart that I can't take care of my parents who deprived themselves of comfort just to send me to school. People laughed at them for not wearing good clothes. But I can't care for them the way I should. My heart still weeps bitterly. But I still remain positive anyways.

Really wish all these Ministers and senators can come online and read all these life experiences and all.......everyone definitely have their share of the Nigerian situation..... We're gonna sail through!.

Reading experiences here and I just shake my head. God will help us all.

It's well...

We all have our stories to share and trust me,Nigeria is set up to make her citizens fail..

Like we start our lives at a level of -5,while Americans start at level 0...

Some people have fought and fought to break even but Nigeria always want to find a way to screw us all..

My advice to every folk here,get any manageable job or business to do and save up some money and flee this cursed country to give yourself a fair chance to BECOME SOMEONE IN LIFE...

NNPC know most of us dey on there Mercy, dem know say,majority of us no get any thing tangible to do or underpaying jobs...

So many people go still take up,the offer even if APL come in 2024...

As Nigeria dey bad like diz,e dey favour many of these our leaders..

How do you kill the desire/motivation of potential new staffs and stall recruitment for months and expect them to come and give you there best?

Omoh as things stand now,many people wan just get that APL,join the Looting train and I don't blame them..

NNPC release APL make we join the Looting trend..

I pray it gets better for everyone going through a hard time rn. The lord would give you the strength to pull through. IJN

A1grade:
Bro the situation is only in God's hands. If I play my record for you, hmmmmm. Being from a family that is struggling, my parents managed to see me through school. After graduation in 2007 with a 2.1, all hopes were high and everyone was looking up to me because I was the first child of a family of 6.

I have gone for interviews in almost all the companies in Nigeria, Shell, Chevron, Mobil, Total, Saipem etc and nothing still happened.

In 2013, I got a job in a bank. In fact I was given a staff ID and was sent to a training school. But at the end of the training school, three of us were replaced by three people who joined us midway into the training school. Mehn, you needed to see the way I was crying at the bank's headquarters, begging them to reconsider their decision, that I did excellently well during the school. In fact my class mates in the school couldn't believe their eyes that I was dropped, cos I was one of the best, if not the best in the training school, even as an engineering graduate. But I picked myself up and moved on.

Toward the end of 2013, I applied for the Nlng graduate recruitment. I passed the first and second tests as well as the assessment centre. In fact after the assessment centre, regret mails were sent to those who were not successful and I wasn't sent any. In fact the mail I received says that they would get back to me pretty soon. Boy I was so excited. I thought that was the last straw that would break the camel's back. But lo and behold, after about 2years of waiting, they sent invites for medicals. I wasn't sent. The mail they sent me says " though your performance was commendable, however we regret to blah blah blah". That was the worst time of my life. I became so devasted that I refused to eat. In fact I swore that I was not going to serve God again, that he doesn't care about me. It was terrible. How I managed to pick myself after that still baffles me today.

Since then I had become reluctant to apply for jobs. I later got a job in a servicing company but some of us were dropped after some time, cos of the fact that the company lost some of its contracts during the periods of upheavals in the oil and gas industry.

Now I am teaching in a private school, preparing candidates for IELTS, SAT and TOEFL. Yes I make some money but it's hardly enough cos of the responsibilities I have on my shoulders. My parents are aged and my younger ones who are in school are all dependent on me. What is more? I am married with 3 kids.

Sometimes I feel so frustrated to the extent that I feel life is not worth living. All my classmates, when they see me, the don't believe I am still on this level, cos I was always at the top of my class and I this kind of versatile guy who can do well in any discipline.

However, I still believe I will make. I am still struggling to improve on myself. As someone who is knowledgeable in production and well engineering, I have done certifications. And I believe that God will one day pick up my call. I am also an Nnpc hopeful.

So guys, learn from me. If I am still kicking and hopeful, please don't give up. It shall be alright. Although I am still pained at heart that I can't take care of my parents who deprived themselves of comfort just to send me to school. People laughed at them for not wearing good clothes. But I can't care for them the way I should. My heart still weeps bitterly. But I still remain positive anyways.

wow...this is deep. you're a strong man egbon...

Andre92:


So sad. I really feel for him. During my undergraduate programme I was studying around 5hours daily and I had the notion that several companies would come looking for me when I distinguish myself. Little did I know that the country is so messed up that I can't even predict how my life will pan out in 5 years.

How has the mighty fallen. I spoke with a frd whose dad works at NPDC Benin, he told me NNPC, shell and the likes used to come to FUTO several years ago to conduct recruitment exercise for top performing students in Engineering. Now even with excellent results I dont knw what life holds for me. Thank God for fiverr. We shall all succeed IJN.

Bro, can I send you a pm?

Sure, these are trying times and stages of life for many here. I'd just drop this scripture which I believe is pertinent and helpful to our situations.

Hebrews 10:35-36
Cast not away therefore your confidence, which hath great recompence of reward. For ye have need of patience, that, after ye have done the will of God, ye might receive the promise.

Stay strong brethren and have a merry Xmas regardless.

Rahl444:
Duly noted.... ,just 2weeks to go. :

We go see Na

A1grade:
Bro the situation is only in God's hands. If I play my record for you, hmmmmm. Being from a family that is struggling, my parents managed to see me through school. After graduation in 2007 with a 2.1, all hopes were high and everyone was looking up to me because I was the first child of a family of 6.

I have gone for interviews in almost all the companies in Nigeria, Shell, Chevron, Mobil, Total, Saipem etc and nothing still happened.

In 2013, I got a job in a bank. In fact I was given a staff ID and was sent to a training school. But at the end of the training school, three of us were replaced by three people who joined us midway into the training school. Mehn, you needed to see the way I was crying at the bank's headquarters, begging them to reconsider their decision, that I did excellently well during the school. In fact my class mates in the school couldn't believe their eyes that I was dropped, cos I was one of the best, if not the best in the training school, even as an engineering graduate. But I picked myself up and moved on.

Toward the end of 2013, I applied for the Nlng graduate recruitment. I passed the first and second tests as well as the assessment centre. In fact after the assessment centre, regret mails were sent to those who were not successful and I wasn't sent any. In fact the mail I received says that they would get back to me pretty soon. Boy I was so excited. I thought that was the last straw that would break the camel's back. But lo and behold, after about 2years of waiting, they sent invites for medicals. I wasn't sent. The mail they sent me says " though your performance was commendable, however we regret to blah blah blah". That was the worst time of my life. I became so devasted that I refused to eat. In fact I swore that I was not going to serve God again, that he doesn't care about me. It was terrible. How I managed to pick myself after that still baffles me today.

Since then I had become reluctant to apply for jobs. I later got a job in a servicing company but some of us were dropped after some time, cos of the fact that the company lost some of its contracts during the periods of upheavals in the oil and gas industry.

Now I am teaching in a private school, preparing candidates for IELTS, SAT and TOEFL. Yes I make some money but it's hardly enough cos of the responsibilities I have on my shoulders. My parents are aged and my younger ones who are in school are all dependent on me. What is more? I am married with 3 kids.

Sometimes I feel so frustrated to the extent that I feel life is not worth living. All my classmates, when they see me, the don't believe I am still on this level, cos I was always at the top of my class and I this kind of versatile guy who can do well in any discipline.

However, I still believe I will make. I am still struggling to improve on myself. As someone who is knowledgeable in production and well engineering, I have done certifications. And I believe that God will one day pick up my call. I am also an Nnpc hopeful.

So guys, learn from me. If I am still kicking and hopeful, please don't give up. It shall be alright. Although I am still pained at heart that I can't take care of my parents who deprived themselves of comfort just to send me to school. People laughed at them for not wearing good clothes. But I can't care for them the way I should. My heart still weeps bitterly. But I still remain positive anyways.

Oh boy!! Here I was thinking I've seen life... Mehn I never see nothing oo

Andre92:


So sad. I really feel for him. During my undergraduate programme I was studying around 5hours daily and I had the notion that several companies would come looking for me when I distinguish myself. Little did I know that the country is so messed up that I can't even predict how my life will pan out in 5 years.

How has the mighty fallen. I spoke with a frd whose dad works at NPDC Benin, he told me NNPC, shell and the likes used to come to FUTO several years ago to conduct recruitment exercise for top performing students in Engineering. Now even with excellent results I dont knw what life holds for me. Thank God for fiverr. We shall all succeed IJN.

What service do you render on fiverr. How has it been for you so far?

I think the idea of asking "when will NNPC 2019 recruitment be concluded" on Kyari"s twitter page is a good idea to keep them on their toes.

Lets keep making this little effort, you never can tell, it might pay off.

A1grade:
Bro the situation is only in God's hands. If I play my record for you, hmmmmm. Being from a family that is struggling, my parents managed to see me through school. After graduation in 2007 with a 2.1, all hopes were high and everyone was looking up to me because I was the first child of a family of 6.

I have gone for interviews in almost all the companies in Nigeria, Shell, Chevron, Mobil, Total, Saipem etc and nothing still happened.

Since then I had become reluctant to apply for jobs. I later got a job in a servicing company but some of us were dropped after some time, cos of the fact that the company lost some of its contracts during the periods of upheavals in the oil and gas industry.

Now I am teaching in a private school, preparing candidates for IELTS, SAT and TOEFL. Yes I make some money but it's hardly enough cos of the responsibilities I have on my shoulders. My parents are aged and my younger ones who are in school are all dependent on me. What is more? I am married with 3 kids.

So guys, learn from me. If I am still kicking and hopeful, please don't give up. It shall be alright. Although I am still pained at heart that I can't take care of my parents who deprived themselves of comfort just to send me to school. People laughed at them for not wearing good clothes. But I can't care for them the way I should. My heart still weeps bitterly. But I still remain positive anyways.

Bros, you even fit marry wife and born not 1, 2, but 3 children. Men like us wey never see money do better dating, ‘talkless’ of paying for father-in-law marriage list. You can afford to have 3 kids (from my understanding, having just one kid is really capital-intensive) while your parents who suffered to raise you up are being laughed at for not wearing good clothes?
The crux of the matter is we all have our stories. Yours may have been financial, and others may be healthwise, emotional, death of family/friend, betrayal from family/friend, heartbreak, or even ‘spiritual’. No one really wins a prize for having the most problem in life, or does anyone? I’ll be more impressed when I can see how you’ve touched or changed people's lives even from your painful experiences or the little you have, but from your story, your parents’ clothes haven’t been changed even when you can afford to.

Now, NNPC be like, ‘Does he really deserve this job?’

Wow, just took sometime off work to check if perhaps Apl has dropped, only to stumble on this great piece. I feel your pain bro, and I can only pray that God blesses you so that you can care for your younger ones and aged parents. I also sincerely pray that you get this NNPC Apl, I pray I get it too. Remain blessed bro, Cheers!

A1grade:
Bro the situation is only in God's hands. If I play my record for you, hmmmmm. Being from a family that is struggling, my parents managed to see me through school. After graduation in 2007 with a 2.1, all hopes were high and everyone was looking up to me because I was the first child of a family of 6.

I have gone for interviews in almost all the companies in Nigeria, Shell, Chevron, Mobil, Total, Saipem etc and nothing still happened.

In 2013, I got a job in a bank. In fact I was given a staff ID and was sent to a training school. But at the end of the training school, three of us were replaced by three people who joined us midway into the training school. Mehn, you needed to see the way I was crying at the bank's headquarters, begging them to reconsider their decision, that I did excellently well during the school. In fact my class mates in the school couldn't believe their eyes that I was dropped, cos I was one of the best, if not the best in the training school, even as an engineering graduate. But I picked myself up and moved on.

Toward the end of 2013, I applied for the Nlng graduate recruitment. I passed the first and second tests as well as the assessment centre. In fact after the assessment centre, regret mails were sent to those who were not successful and I wasn't sent any. In fact the mail I received says that they would get back to me pretty soon. Boy I was so excited. I thought that was the last straw that would break the camel's back. But lo and behold, after about 2years of waiting, they sent invites for medicals. I wasn't sent. The mail they sent me says " though your performance was commendable, however we regret to blah blah blah". That was the worst time of my life. I became so devasted that I refused to eat. In fact I swore that I was not going to serve God again, that he doesn't care about me. It was terrible. How I managed to pick myself after that still baffles me today.

Since then I had become reluctant to apply for jobs. I later got a job in a servicing company but some of us were dropped after some time, cos of the fact that the company lost some of its contracts during the periods of upheavals in the oil and gas industry.

Now I am teaching in a private school, preparing candidates for IELTS, SAT and TOEFL. Yes I make some money but it's hardly enough cos of the responsibilities I have on my shoulders. My parents are aged and my younger ones who are in school are all dependent on me. What is more? I am married with 3 kids.

Sometimes I feel so frustrated to the extent that I feel life is not worth living. All my classmates, when they see me, the don't believe I am still on this level, cos I was always at the top of my class and I this kind of versatile guy who can do well in any discipline.

However, I still believe I will make. I am still struggling to improve on myself. As someone who is knowledgeable in production and well engineering, I have done certifications. And I believe that God will one day pick up my call. I am also an Nnpc hopeful.

So guys, learn from me. If I am still kicking and hopeful, please don't give up. It shall be alright. Although I am still pained at heart that I can't take care of my parents who deprived themselves of comfort just to send me to school. People laughed at them for not wearing good clothes. But I can't care for them the way I should. My heart still weeps bitterly. But I still remain positive anyways.

"Cast not away therefore your confidence, which hath great recompense of reward. For ye need of patience, that, after ye have done the will of God, ye might receive the promise." Hebrews 10:35-36. It is well!

A1grade:
Bro the situation is only in God's hands. If I play my record for you, hmmmmm. Being from a family that is struggling, my parents managed to see me through school. After graduation in 2007 with a 2.1, all hopes were high and everyone was looking up to me because I was the first child of a family of 6.

I have gone for interviews in almost all the companies in Nigeria, Shell, Chevron, Mobil, Total, Saipem etc and nothing still happened.

In 2013, I got a job in a bank. In fact I was given a staff ID and was sent to a training school. But at the end of the training school, three of us were replaced by three people who joined us midway into the training school. Mehn, you needed to see the way I was crying at the bank's headquarters, begging them to reconsider their decision, that I did excellently well during the school. In fact my class mates in the school couldn't believe their eyes that I was dropped, cos I was one of the best, if not the best in the training school, even as an engineering graduate. But I picked myself up and moved on.

Toward the end of 2013, I applied for the Nlng graduate recruitment. I passed the first and second tests as well as the assessment centre. In fact after the assessment centre, regret mails were sent to those who were not successful and I wasn't sent any. In fact the mail I received says that they would get back to me pretty soon. Boy I was so excited. I thought that was the last straw that would break the camel's back. But lo and behold, after about 2years of waiting, they sent invites for medicals. I wasn't sent. The mail they sent me says " though your performance was commendable, however we regret to blah blah blah". That was the worst time of my life. I became so devasted that I refused to eat. In fact I swore that I was not going to serve God again, that he doesn't care about me. It was terrible. How I managed to pick myself after that still baffles me today.

Since then I had become reluctant to apply for jobs. I later got a job in a servicing company but some of us were dropped after some time, cos of the fact that the company lost some of its contracts during the periods of upheavals in the oil and gas industry.

Now I am teaching in a private school, preparing candidates for IELTS, SAT and TOEFL. Yes I make some money but it's hardly enough cos of the responsibilities I have on my shoulders. My parents are aged and my younger ones who are in school are all dependent on me. What is more? I am married with 3 kids.

Sometimes I feel so frustrated to the extent that I feel life is not worth living. All my classmates, when they see me, the don't believe I am still on this level, cos I was always at the top of my class and I this kind of versatile guy who can do well in any discipline.

However, I still believe I will make. I am still struggling to improve on myself. As someone who is knowledgeable in production and well engineering, I have done certifications. And I believe that God will one day pick up my call. I am also an Nnpc hopeful.

So guys, learn from me. If I am still kicking and hopeful, please don't give up. It shall be alright. Although I am still pained at heart that I can't take care of my parents who deprived themselves of comfort just to send me to school. People laughed at them for not wearing good clothes. But I can't care for them the way I should. My heart still weeps bitterly. But I still remain positive anyways.