benflow7:

First of all I can see you are one of those that came in here to live a very high standard life; why will you in all sanity take taxi from magusa to Ciu or Lefkosa as the case is when in the first place there is a free school bus or an interstate bus that can take you for as low as 10tl; it’s like you carrying Uber from one end of Lagos to another end in Ogun state. That been said; oga you spend over 60k in naira on electricity; are you running a factory? The moment I landed I bought a gas heater to help during winter, I hardly use my AC and I use my washing machine only at night; It’s like using a pre paid meter and yet you always use all your appliances at a go and expect not to buy electricity card like twice within a month. In my earlier post I never spoke about you getting a job; what I said was the government never promised anyone with a job; all they will tell you is that it’s educational friendly.
Bro I live in Famagusta and I school in CIU so I can tell much about how much I spend on transportation, please cut the chase and tell us more about your lifestyle rather than spewing trash about how extravagant you live and you can’t maintain some sense of decency in your spending

biggie01:


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benflow7:
I stand to say most of this write up are not founded as I currently live here; you just over exaggerated things just like the trending news making rounds. Taxi cost is less as twice as you mentioned sir and accommodation fee are charged per session and not per semester as claimed by the writer which is about 1800-1900$ per session and a session is for 10 months. Other claims also spoke about electric bill and the likes; depending on your consumption you pay an average of 70-120 Turkish lira for electric bill. Travel within two state used to cost 10 tl before the pandemic and within a state bus fare is about 4tl and taxi is 20tl. Yes Cyprus is an educational friendly island and I concur and it’s not the government that lured you with a lucrative job waiting for you. Stop been a peddler of fake news all in the name of earring your view. The same island you complain about it’s still the same some few are making it without adding Sheddy deals. The island is safe though not under EU yet cos of the break away they had with the south but it might interest you to know that Uk has an embassy here and they boast of having tourist come in from different part of Europe on yearly basis.
Their citizens also attend their universities as I have some as friends, even foreigners aside from third world nations have few nationals here cos their tuition is cheaper as compared most part in Europe. Accommodation is cheap if compared with European nations. Please get your facts and acts right and don’t be a rumor monger

biggie01:

I hvnt gotten any mail or cal frm them o, bt my frnds dt made d 'first batch' are done wyt medical bt yet to be called for induction......i also read in on naijahotjob that a guy called LNG HR nd he ws informed dt dey aint done wyt d process, they will still get back to those that are yet to recieve a mail or call.....

biggie01:

My bro. u dnt hv to doubt, there are alot of people in this forum that got successful mails, some just follow, they dont comment, i personally hvnt gotten either mail or cal. I have called NLNG as well, what the lady told me was that i should wait for my mail or call..........

Lucky31:

hello, please the online shl test are giving me the same questions over and over again to the extent that I now know the answers off-head . They have about 30 questions they keep repeating, did u have this issue too or does anyone else have this issue. Pls help

perrylynx: THIS IS NOT THE GRADUATE TRAINEE THREAD HABA.

SilaV: I want to use this medium to wish my fellow hopefuls a happy weekend.May all our good expectations never be cut short.I have always said something:we shall make it to the very end,more interestingly,it's not going to be by our efforts......NLNG

SilaV:

Bro,calculator was not allowed.

dirtymoney: tomorrow......would make it exactly one month. NLNG, in case you guys are reading this (of course you are), we are patiently waiting for your call.

oyin-D:
PLs help a sister out and forward the materials to me,I really need to prepare for NLNG test in case I am called.It is always good policy to prepare on time.Abeg in the name of God could you take some time out of your schedule to forward the materials you have with you so I can prepare and please ANYONE ON THIS THREAD WHO HAS USEFUL MATERIALS COULD YOU PLS FORWARD. AND THANK YOU IN ADVANCE......MY EMAIL ADRESS IS oyinibidunni@yahoo.com

SilaV: Thumbs up to my big bosses in the house.I am aware that there are varieties of options when it comes to top-up degree programme;I only chose to mention the one that seems easiest and most convenient.I went back to one of Nigerian Universities two years ago and put in for a B.ENG programme,starting from 300L.Yea,I work in a manufacturing multinational(sector?) on shift basis and also running a full time programme in Electrical-Electronics Engineering ;not doing badly CGPA-wise(to GOD be the glory).Not many people can endeavour to 'waste' another three years again having spent five years in the polytechnics but the outcome of perseverance will be worth it.It is not as if I couldn't go for PGD and later opt for Masters,but the "fundamentals" will always find or rear its ugly head later.Again,it takes a duration of one and half years to complete a PGD programme while a B.sc programme will last for three years having started from 300L.The one and half years difference is nothing compared with the emancipation from HND-B.sc dichotomy.The truth is what will be will surely be but I find it nauseating to get treated like a second class citizen based on certificate.Personally,I hate to complain over things I cannot change,hence,the need to do the needful.By the grace of God,I will be rounding off next year.If I am among the chosen ones(GOD has always been faithful unto me whether NLNG or not),I know how to go about it to ensure that I complete the programme.
I believe that we shall make it to the very end:more interestingly,it's not going to be by our efforts......NLNG.

SilaV:

The first thing is to go 'Bonny way',boss."First thing first". When we are in,one can undergo an on-line top-up degree programme meant for HND holders from the likes of University of Portsmouth or UNISA.This programme is billed to last for one or two years,depending on how one wants it.Having obtained this,if the management of NLNG shows reluctance in upgrading one,then one can wait for opportunities as experienced hires from oil coys like Total,Chevron,Mobil,etc by applying with B.sc.

dirtymoney:
U r welcome man. And point of correction..... The result is gonna be GOOD in Jesus name. Amen.