#Immigration Service Recruitment. HT OKUNNUGA OPINED How would you say that those victims died because they were impatient? The recruitment test was a scam from the beginning to the end. 520,000 people applied, and just a 4557 people will be recruited. #1000 was collected per registrant, on multiplication gave #520million to the Government. How much is #520million from the $49.8bn missing dollars in the NNPC coffers? What a Country? You said the applicants were impatient, how do you want them to be patient when you were very unthoughtful to have decentralised the examination centres. You expected a population of not less than 40,000 to sit on a field for a test of 30minutes , 30 questions that never began at the same time due to the administrative failure of those saddled with the responsibilities. Beyond rhetorics, I see Nigeria as becoming a scam and as such the people must resist, rise to their feet and confront these ugly tendencies. 1. The total amount of money generated from the recruitment exercise cannot be up to the monthly security allowance of the President, so why albinisio were the forms not given free of charge. 2. How did d Govt expect d applicants who is believed 2 av no job , whose majority were already frustrated & desperate 2 getting a job to see #1000 to buy a form for a job that never existed ? Loan or Stealing? 3. If not for frustration, d long awaited Nigerian revolution ought 2 start yesterday from those centers where we had victims of circumstances, but d days av bn postponed again. Congratulations 2 our corrupt leaders! 4. On the victims, instead of our leaders 2 seek God 4 apology on d death of Innocent lives who sought employment 2 death yesterday, theyre busy rationalizing d incidence to d impatience of d victims. God is watching u. 5. Its high time d govt prioritized job creation. Therere many lessons 2 learn from d yest crisis. 4 a peaceful Nation, unemployment shld b made history first. 6. Youths arise! 7. RIP Victims! Eternal rest!
Posted on: Sun, 16 Mar 2014 09:28:09 +0000
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