Topic: Irony in NNPC Recruitment

:P guy are u sure ,i fit be he insulted his normadic nobleman blood brother that is now on the sadoo
,so he kick am out!

Everything happens for a reason and nothing is by mistake.May we be among those favoured,because that is all that I needs to get into Nnpc Allah's favour.

Many are called but few are chosen.

Originally Posted by coolguy

Many are called but few are chosen.

let me re-frame your statement
Many are called for the Test, Few, those that went for the interview, are chosen

I pray for all the hopefuls.

What cisquo said is right.
Please hear the comment of NNPC new GMD at his inauguration as new GMD
The New Group Managing Director (GMD) of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Alhaji Mohammed Sanusi Barkindo says the reform in the NNPC is about change, growth and development of the Oil and Gas sector in particular and the nation at large.

“We will capitalize our operations and give financial autonomy to our subsidiaries for the development of the Oil and Gas sector as well as the nation,” Barkindo said while taking over as the New GMD from Engineer Abubakar Lawal Yar?adua who proceeded on retirement last week.

He said the reforms were never about job losses, but rather job creation since about seven new institutions would be created and that these would require more manpower. Development of human capital would therefore be a priority in the implementation of the Oil and Gas Reform Implementation Committee (OGIC). "

So, lets keep on waiting. Definitely they will call.

well, till then.

Originally Posted by eeguru

What cisquo said is right.
Please hear the comment of NNPC new GMD at his inauguration as new GMD
The New Group Managing Director (GMD) of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Alhaji Mohammed Sanusi Barkindo says the reform in the NNPC is about change, growth and development of the Oil and Gas sector in particular and the nation at large.

“We will capitalize our operations and give financial autonomy to our subsidiaries for the development of the Oil and Gas sector as well as the nation,” Barkindo said while taking over as the New GMD from Engineer Abubakar Lawal Yar?adua who proceeded on retirement last week.

He said the reforms were never about job losses, but rather job creation since about seven new institutions would be created and that these would require more manpower. Development of human capital would therefore be a priority in the implementation of the Oil and Gas Reform Implementation Committee (OGIC). "

So, lets keep on waiting. Definitely they will call.

GOD is working!
Just Believe!

what i can say, is that the change we can believe is about to take place,just keep praying and hoping.