NewStats: 3,265,358 , 8,186,503 topics. Date: Saturday, 14 June 2025 at 04:03 PM 4s1041

It is a shame, what we have reduced Nigeria to.

Isn't this dressing like that of Nigerian cultists?

Which of the cults is Portable exhibiting therein, please?

Sammykidz:
Hey everyone, hope you’re all doing well!

In this post, I’ll walk you through the steps involved in the Dufil Prima Foods Graduate Trainee Program based on my personal experience.

Step 1: Application Form
The process begins with filling out an application form. The company sends out announcements inviting graduates who meet their requirements to apply. To stay updated, you can subscribe to Jobregion email alerts.

Step 2: Online Test
Once your application is successful, you’ll receive an email inviting you to take an online test. The test covers:

*Numerical Analysis

*Verbal Reasoning

*Logical Reasoning


If you would like access to dufil past questions, you can follow the link below:
(https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/folders/1MlQUEi8-dObad5e-tGk8rzr5pAYj-BcX)

Step 3: Dufil Prima Foods Written Interview
After ing the online test, you will receive an invitation for a "written interview," which is actually another test — not a typical interview. It consists of questions related to:

* The company

* The Nigerian economy

* Some technical questions

I was expecting oral interview questions but was surprised when I saw it was another written test lasting about an hour.
Here are a few questions I :

* List and explain the five stages in a Six Sigma project, highlighting key activities at each stage.

* List the six geopolitical zones in Nigeria and mention three states in each.

* What is the current inflation rate in Nigeria?

* You are ing a team that is underperforming and consistently missing weekly targets. How would you assess the situation and work towards improving their efficiency?


Step 4: Oral Interview
If you successfully the written test, you’ll be shortlisted for an oral interview. The details (date and location) will be sent to you.
During this stage, typical interview questions include:

Tell us about yourself.

Why did you apply for this Graduate Trainee Program?

Why Dufil Prima Foods?


Be sure to come along with your CV and a port photograph.

Step 5: Final Interview with the COO
If you make it through the oral interview, you may be invited for a final interview with the Chief Operating Officer (COO). (Note: I'm not sure if this stage is still part of the current process.)

Step 6: Offer of Employment
Finally, if you are successful, you’ll receive a congratulatory email offering you the role.

Just one question: is this what young people go through after NYSC while searching for jobs?

Six Sigma? Where is that taught in the average graduate of a regular Nigerian university - who studied Physics, for example?

With electronic banking where everyone who has a phone can use MTN Momo Microfinance Banking payment options even in remote areas?

Why do we focus on cash so much in this country?

In places as close as Kenya, most payments are virtual. The locals ask for your Pesa or so to transfer money freely. There should be less pressure on paper cash. That's the way to go.

Commercial banks all have various digital payment options. All major businesses have numbers which can receive digital payments. So what's the craze about POS or ATM?

I am trying to imagine what may happen if a 40 year old man mate this statement about a 28 year old lady.

We must stop the double standards in our society. Men and women are created equal and born equal. What a man can do, a woman can also do.

What men do for women, women should be willing and available to reciprocate for men.

The extent of corruption in our country is of unimaginable proportion - and we the people are too blame.

Gilgil:
So at the Band A price, it means they use 214 Million units a year? That’s 214 Million KiloWatt Hour a year!!!!

That’s roughly 20 million units of electricity a month? 20 Million KWH a month? If an average Nigerian household of 3 bedroom flats runs 3 ACs of 1.5HP each and 2 freezers 24hrs a day for 30 days NIN-stop, they won’t consume 1,000 units. So that roughly means ASO rock uses electricity of 20,000 households on uninterrupted electricity per month (20,000,000 /1,000 =20,000 ) or more like 60,000 average Nigerian households who have 8 hrs of electricity per day every day with no failure!!

Even the highest electricity consumers in electricity being steel plants that use electric arc furnaces for melting steel have not used 1% of that sef in a year

I spit on their corruption!

At this rate, where is the hope for Nigeria? Renewed Hope?
All those Efulefus who come out and say people are speaking I’ll if their country won’t say a word now!

lexy2014:


how does a new whatsapp update equals to advances in communication?

Glitches in the software are fixed, no?

WhatsApp significantly upgrades it's output in updates, allowing s to do more with the app anyway...

You can not transcribe voice notes, for example, after a recent update

lexy2014:


how does a new whatsapp update equals to advances in communication?

Not necessarily, but the fact that older phones do not get software upgrades mean that those people who own such older phones which cannot receive them updates are forced to acquire newer ones.

The software updates in themselves are often advances in communication channels anyway.

It invariably means that no one would be able to use one phone for a very long time, as updates would no longer be available.

It would indicate that mobile phones and similar gadgets are no longer mere status symbols, but advances in communication that require routine software and hardware upgrades.

Acidosis:


Is frowning until you're spoiled with money supposed to be fun? It's really unfortunate how we adopt certain behavioural deficiencies and call it "culture. "

You’ll attend a Nigerian wedding, and everything will feel so dry. It’s mostly just a bunch of clowns trying to cash out: from the alaga iduro (or mc) abusing all privileges to make money from a man who's probably exhausted his life savings, to the thieving caterer or usher trying to loot meat and jollof, to even the couple selling overpriced aso-ebi to co-conspirators from the same WhatsApp group. And you'll wonder why our society reeks of perpetual greed and theft.

This is why people travel to other countries, experience love, and face culture shock, because the money-driven, morally-depraved love they know back home is completely different from what exists in other places.

We all need to do better.

I don't know you in person, but I love your thoughts as expressed here. It is, for me, part of the basics of civic education that we must start teaching our children if we are to successfully re-orient our society from its current path of perdition to one to holistic success.

Regards.

His Dad, Fela, also tried to create and run a political party. He wasn't successful.

Hemanwel:
Why has this man (Tinubu) refused to tow the exemplary path laid by the late sage, Awolowo? Why has he decided to tow the path of totalitarianism, autocratism, and agberoism?
Tinubu has turned himself into an Emperor in a democracy. Or, is this what democrats do?

To think that this is the best a supposedly sophisticated region can push forward as a leader is not only mind-boggling; it's shameful!

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Hemanwel:
Why has this man (Tinubu) refused to tow the exemplary path laid by the late sage, Awolowo? Why has he decided to tow the path of totalitarianism, autocratism, and agberoism?
Tinubu has turned himself into an Emperor in democracy. Is this what democrats do?

To think that this is the best a supposedly sophisticated region can push forward as a leader is not only mind-boggling; it's shameful!

Papa Awo was no saint when it comes to "totalitarianism" and "autocratism" or even Agberoism either...

You may wish to check the much that AG and their youth/thug arm did in Ibadan which contributed largely to the first coup when Akintola won his case in court and AG/Awo no longer had the opportunity to appeal to the UK Privy Council as Nigeria had become a Republic.

You may want to check how Chief Lekan Salami and Lamidi Adedibu dem[/i] broke the door to the office of the Premier when they attempted to install "Soroye" in the Western Parliament despite losing the case in the Judiciary and exhausting the options for appeal within Nigeria - leading to Tafawa Balewa a d NPC invoking the Doctrine of Necessity at the time and declaring a State of Emergency on Western Nigeria.

These matters brought in Dr. Majekodunmi as sole for 6 months before Akintola returned to his seat. Papa Awo was to win on the streets and the minds of the people however as Balewa/Akintola tag-team comeuppance looked too severe on Awo with that Cooker inquiry and the Treason charges which ultimately saw Chief Awolowo jailed. That was as the final straw.

Akintola was perceived as a quisling who was siding with the North and punishing his boss in jail, and ultimately led to him having to rig the 1965 elections that initiated Operation Wetie[i]

However, not even when UPN came after the war and Gowon and Murtala left did Awo really stop being the "Supreme Controller" of Yoruba politics at the time, especially with Akintola's death and his leadership roles in the country as de-facto Vice President when Gowon managed the country through the war...

This is long. I should stop. I am not speaking for Tinubu who may be ultra-controlling as perceived. I am only said Papa Awo was not so laissez-faire in political style of leadership either.

bong4:


You didn't also read how he led the guys that assassinated Ironsi and Fajuyi?

I know. He led the men that attacked the house of the Governor of the Western State in 1966.

Does that change anything, please?

I was only reading how T.Y Danjuma quashed the Dimka coup of February 1976 from Bonny Camp; how he sent IBB to take over Radio Nigeria where Dimka had captured after killing Murtala...

How he didn't take control of the country in the melee that followed but allowed the No 2 man at the time, the then Lt Gen Olusegun Obasanjọ step into power while Lt. Col Yar'adua was doubly promoted to Brigadier General as Obasanjo's deputy.

TY Danjuma later went on to develop a lifelong relationship with Obasanjo, and was Minister for Defence in Obasanjo's first term.

To imagine that such a celebrated man is faced with so much troubles as he has had to deal with in the farmer-herder clashes and this telecomms business deal apparently shows that power and loyalty can be so transcient...

Gotocourt:

He only kept her as a wife during his life time with no much attachment. She must have been troublesome. Am presently fighting a case after my dad was murdered by his wife (there's evidence). All documents of properties bought in our names have been hiding by the woman. What my father's friends in their 60s/70s told me about the woman . It's high time men should learn to divorce a partner who's useless and damn what the society thinks. Am just in my mid 30s and have learnt a lot. As a man, you need to be guided 💯.
Also, your wife is not your kin (blood). Putting her next of kin is a suicide. I was told by a present judge of court of appeal. Your children first. Look at that will, he's first two wives will enjoy privileges while still remaining in the family till death.
Bianca Ojukwu can't sell what Odumegwu Ojukwu gave her.

No snooze, no lose guard

I agree that divorce should be normalised.

However, every other issue is a little subjective. A wife should and can be a next of kin. Brothers have killed their brothers. Wives aren't the only ones who can kill husbands. Husbands have also been known to kill wives, children killing parents and vice versa.

What Gani did to the mother of his daughter, by throwing her out of her apartment where she lives and raises his child, only because he is dead, is pretentious to the living and unfair in death.

He should have divorced her and gotten her out of the place in his lifetime if he was a man that he was thought to be. For me, that's a bad one by Chief.

I'm worried about how Gani treated the mother of his last child, whom he didn't acknowledge as having his surname.

He's sending her away from the apartment she lives at the second year of his death, or if she marries another man (meaning that he acknowledges his marriage to her) or if she's found to be pregnant elsewhere.

I think that's very unfair to her, and his daughter from that woman is very unlikely to think that her father cared for her mother in the best possible way. That little girl would be scarred by this Will of her father, especially with regards the treatment of her Mum.

Of what use would a solitary one million naira "discharge" and no accommodation whatsoever, even evicting her, despite the man having so much property all over the place, including UK?

Should that little girl, who is not fatherless, live with her mother under some bridge in Lagos? Clearly, even the best of men are men - and nobody is quite perfect.

Gani remains one of my role models, but a role model is a man, who is also fallible - and one doesn't have to be completely modelled by any man.

id911:
Wait, why are we even saying we are a Federal Republic when a state can't appoint its own Judges independent of the NJC? I don't understand. Our constitution is a fraudulent document.

Unfortunately so.

In a Federal Country with supposedly equal Inter-governmental relations o!!!

Paul Alaje.

Happy to see that his work is regularly attracting national attention. He's picked a PhD along that way also.

He was pretty unknown on campus at Ife where ideological groups like the DSM and similar groups produced SUG Presidents until Akinola Saburi rigged Kay Kay is Okay to become SUG President in 2007 or so when the Union was proscribed.

Biodun "Apasco", later Dr Awosusi was to come in the next year or so as Transition Committee President which ran a months-long students management team that screened potential student union leaders to hav a minimum of a second class upper.

Lanky Paul Alaje, PROF, as his epithet was at the time, won the elections from political oblivion and navigated the SUG ship quite nicely before handing it to Davidson "Deviano" Adejuwon - or vice versa.

Happy to see PROF, now Dr Paul Alaje, doing this well now, just like Suraj "Jarus" Oyewale and several other gentlemen I knew in my time on campus.

May Nigeria be great in my lifetime.

Great IFE!

NLandIsHypocrit:
I agree with this one. But I don't know if anybody have ever noticed this.... No matter the potency of the charm on your body, once you cross the door of a police station, military balacks or any bank, the charm stands mute until you're outside it can even work perfectly inside most churches but not the aforementioned places.

I guess we'll need to hear from more people who use it in order to ascertain if this is actually true

Bitoin:
Omo looking at the options just made me realize what I have but I dey use am play. I have a girl that's doting on me, she's intelligent, hard working, not religious but fears God, she's not super beautiful but she's above average, she's very bursty for a slim girl but she no get ass (maybe na why I never reason her 😁), she's even a virgin untop (yes I know and very sure), and she's the ive type.

E blike I go reason her self as better girls don
dey go into extinction


Op to answer your question, I fit manage the virgin but lazy, but unfortunately non of the option make sense to me

😀😃😁😆😂🤣

If all that you've written is true, then you should WIFE the lady. There's nothing in any ass, trust me.

However, character nko? The character of a woman is the real deal.

Only fate prevented him from becoming Nigeria's President after the demise of Abacha.

Abacha was known to be terminally ill before he did, at least by the top hierarchy, and Jeremiah was the next highest ranking military officer after Diya, who was already on death row, pending Abacha's signature.

Bamaiyi raised the suspicion at the Provisional Ruling Council Officer's meeting following Abacha's death that Useni was indeed the last person who was with Abacha before he died that morning. Others present agreed.

The next person in line, after Useni was the Chief of Defence Staff: Major General Abdulsalami Abubakar who was not particularly in Abacha's good books, and was rumoured to be pencilled for retirement at about the time the Abacha transition to civilian rule was also heating up - just when Abacha died.

The rest, they say, is history. IF Useni hadn't been with his friend Abacha in the early hours of June 8 1998, when Abacha died, that suspicious may not have arisen and he may well have automatically become Head of State when Abacha died, as Lt. Gen Diya was already convicted at the time.

Fate.

Abdulsalami went on to run the shortest transition programme in Nigeria's history and he remains continually respected for that. May Nigeria become great again in my lifetime.

Nadingo:
What would you say about Samia Suluhu Hassan, the Tanzanian President who has 2 co-wives and is still in the marriage? Is she hungry abi na long throat dey do am abi she fall amongst your classification of lazy women? All these NL small girls go just dey open mouth waaaa...

https://africacheck.org/fact-checks/meta-programme-fact-checks/photo-tanzanian-president-samia-suluhu-hassan-co-wives-no-it

I had to fact check. It appears that the claim is untrue.

A coup is never the answer to any societal change. Never.

However, if the current regime came into power via a coup, there can always be uprisings within its armed forces.

Military incursions into democracy and civil governance leaves a metallic taste on that long run, virtually every single time.

Hopefully, someday, starting with LGA Autonomy, we can grow these issue-based leadership orientation in a bottom-up approach from the local to the Federal Government.

It cannot work from top-down in a decentralised democratic system that we try to imitate in Nigeria. What we have currently is a unitary/centralised/decentralised mismatch.

Wahala dey for biro colour?
Nothing wey Naija politicians no go use catch cruise...

When the developed world does digital signatures?
Who re the Executive Orders which Donald Trump signed on live TV when he was sworn in the first time?

That was black ink, right?
Whatever does the colour of the pen signify in the final and most realistic - beyond unnecessary classism, if not overbearing ego?

In a Federal system of government and inter-governmental relations, how should the Secretary to the Federal Government determine what pen colour to be used by State Governors, for example?

It isn't a unitary, centralised or military government na... We turn many things on the head in Nigeria.

The OP's experience is physiologically true. It is normal biology.

There are no emotions about this. It is simply true.

There may be a few outliers and all, but this is generally true of most celibate men - whether priests or monks.

Sentiments do so little in the final analysis.

Many Nigerians are emotional about Austin Okocha's APOTY loss in 1998 - but the votes are available to be checked by anyone.

Same with the Ballon D'Or sentiments that anyone may have.

In 1998, Nigeria was not at the AFCON in Burkina Faso where Hadji set Africa alight, scoring a particularly marvellous goal amongst other things. At the 98 World Cup, Hadji was also fantastic for Morocco, where the Atlas Lions almost qualified for the second round after defeating Scotland 3-0 in their final game and expecting Brazil to defeat Norway in the simultaneous game to qualify with Brazil.

It was tough to receive the cold news that Norway, of all teams, whom Morocco had previously drawn, has defeated Brazil. Hadji was the most delightsome player in Africa in 1998 - and the Coaches and Captain CAF APOTY voting college saw this and voted in the same vein.

It has nothing to do with the sentiments of Nigerians, many of whom didn't watch the 1998 AFCON as to understand anything besides Austin Okocha's unproductive theatrics at the 98 World Cup. Dribbling the Danes at the second round while contributing no goals or assists counts for little in the final analysis, really.

I my lecturer teaching me in postgraduate school:

If weevils avoid the beans, humans should possibly avoid it too.

He was clearly referencing the kind of preservatives that prevent the weevils being often unsafe for human consumption. There have been instances where Nigerian beans exports are rejected in Europe as containing greater levels of pesticides than the European acceptable benchmark.

If you ask me, Nigeria's problem has never been poverty.

Rather, it is WEAPONISED poverty and poor educational standards.

Fix those two under 20 years and Nigeria - and indeed the rest of Sub Saharan Africa - would rival the rest of the World.

We only need 20 straight years of fastidious hard work. Our population is immeasurable potential already as it is.

Dalung may be playing politics and be saying half of the truth, but half of the truth is also truth - even if there is another half that is false.

Dalung himself knew that Buhari was ineffective while he campaigned with him to win in 2015. He was possibly schemed out of the main government and given the Ministry of Play-play[i][/i] to handle; but he didn't do anything magical there.

He actually destabilised the Ministry of Youth and Sports so badly that the "incapacitated" Buhari to chase him out of his second term.

Dalung then went to SDP - of all parties - to raise a political greenhorn/lightweight in Adewole to be President. What was his political relevance to the SDP?

A situation, to me, of a thief calling another person thief because he was out-stolen by a better (or worse) criminal.

Why didn't Dalung say this during Buhari's second term when they were campaigning to succeed Buhari with his Adewole? Galadima of NNPP who opened all the shit of Buhari while campaigning to replace APC and Buhari no be human being?

He should go and sit down jare.

SpatialKing:


No matter the hard evidence as long as you are in the opposition....

Farotimi is going through all this because he one of the strongest voice of opposition left in this country..

Farotimi should switch camp and start ing Tinubu, you will see how all these court case vanishes

I don't think it is that simplistic, with due respect.