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CGKing: Feels like a device to make repatriation family reunion more user friendly

dayokanu: Freeglobe posted a picture



A retardd posted a picture



[size=14pt]Can anyone see what I'm seeing[/size]

deeptesting: As far as i am concerned it is purely a duplication of effort and waste of resources,What purpose does the national census serve?
This is similar to what the NPF is doing in their biometric exercise,which is what the the FRSC is also doing. It is an orchestrated plan to carry out their hidden agenda, you and your cohorts can now go and hug a transformer.

dayokanu: You mean this?

The same person who cant go a day without diging the web for pictures of Fashola and lagos State

Kairoseki77: Who cares? Are you on the run from police? Are you a kidnapper?

Are you a superhero worried about your identity leaking to the press?

These mumus kill me sha!

Sincere 9gerian: It is only a fool that will go searching the internet for pictures of bad spots in a state and posting same online just to score cheap political point. Unfortunately, I'm not on ground in the state to respond to you with pictures. But the FACT is Anambra State has more than 1,000km of network of roads. You cannot discredit over 1,000km of roads with pictures of less than 1km bad spots.

Sincere 9gerian: I told the fools on this forum that the EASIEST to do is to post pictures of bad spots in any part of the country. Notwithstanding the very good job the Enugu Stat govt has done in terms of road construction I can guarantee you of pictures of more than a hundred bad

toothpaste:

Them get server? Who go host the database? WHAT IS THE DATA PRIVACY ARRANGEMENT?

All na wash

toothpaste: SNC or no SNC, we support GEJ 2015-2019

Igbo President 2019 - 2027

Igbos - World Power 2027 - 3027

Am going to church to pray for this now.

Tundeolaniyi: [s]@agbameta: stop it

Am from SW but we have worst things as 'hell'. Over 85% of schools in our region is like this.[/s]

berem: So, after the retardeen boasted about renovating the school, he still hasn't fulfilled his promise?

deeptesting: I reside in Nigeria the state where I live is irrelevant, all data about the population of a state can be obtained from the National Census Board or commission. Soon my home state will call on its indigenes to come and register and be identified as bona Fide indigenes, then as time progresses you will have to register with all the states you will be crossing to your home state as a transit residence...We will have loads of identification badges to carry around thanks to the progressives demorats.

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola SAN (4th right), in a group photograph with the General Manager, Lagos State Residents Registration Agency (LASRRA), Ms. Olayinka Fashola (4th left), Commissioner for Science and Technology, Mr. Adebiyi Mabadeje (behind), Permanent Secretary, Science and Technology, Mrs. Onikepo Animashaun (3rd right), Special Adviser on Special Projects to the Kano State Governor,, Dr Umar Abdulkadir Kwaisa (2nd right) and others during the flag-off ceremony of Lagos State Residents Registration Agency (LASRRA) Residents Registration Initiative at the Adeyemi Bero Auditorium, Lagos State Government Secretariat, Alausa, Ikeja on Thursday, September 19, 2013.

Lagos State Residents Registration Agency (LASRRA)

Click here to visit our official Websitehttp://www.lagosresidents.gov.ng/home/

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CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTION ON HOW TO APPLY FOR A LAGOS STATE STAFF IDENTIFICATION CARD

STAFF ID CARD POLICY

Mission: To identify and register all residents of Lagos State for efficient planning and allocation of resources

Vision: To establish an accurate, reliable and updateable database of all Lagos State Residents.

Intent: Enable the government’s e-Government Strategy and implementation by authenticating the users of Lagos State Government Service.

Enable Lagos State Government to allocate resources to meet the needs of the citizenry.

Simplify government service delivery and facilitate transactions by linking existing data sources with a unique person identifier.

Enable economic growth of Lagos State



Objectives: To establish a reliable and updateable database of all residents of Lagos State, to provide useful information for social, political, business and financial activities.

To create and document a unique means of identification of Lagos State residents

To provide a highly secured identification card for all residents of the state & remove the veil of anonymity from every citizen of the state.

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Customer Service: We are dedicated to satisfying customer needs and honoring Excellence commitments that we have made to them.



Teamwork: We effectively collaborate always looking for ways to achieve results through sharing ideas and talents to develop solutions.

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berem: Is the first picture a school?

The special edition of Education Review, Tuesday, April 30, 2013, which focused on the “Untold Story of Achebe’s school days,” attracted the attention of President Goodluck Jonathan, we can now authoritatively reveal.

The edition which harped, among other things, on the “Lessons from Chinua Achebe’s schooldays” did note that “Achebe’s school has lost its former charm, colour.”

Armed with stunning photographs, the Education Review edition in question, showed the dilapidated state of his former schools, namely St. Philip’s Central School, Akpakaogwe, Ogidi, which Achebe attended from 1936 to 1942, Central School, Nekede, Owerri, which he attended from 1942-1944 and Government College, Umuahia, where he schooled from 1944-1948.

Sincere 9gerian: That one na vision 2100. I just hope they did past, present and futuristic environmental impact analysis.

emiye: It looks like it was not initially planned for that, something like a make shift emergency centre.

modestdude: young man, bristow helicopters has no helicopter training college here. Reason for sending there students to Aviation college Ilorin. Moreover, I think there is a difference between Aviation college and helicopter training college. So deal with it and accept the fact that this feat is the first in West Africa

International Aviation College, Ilorin is to train 16 pilots of Bristow Helicopters, a major air service company in Nigeria. This was disclosed by the managing director of Bristow Helicopter, Captain Akin Oni while speaking to newsmen. He said that his company is to spend about $5million (about N795m) on the training of its pilots, engineers and other technical crew. He explained further that the training of the pilots is yearly and would entail spending about $300, 000 (N48m) on each of the 16 pilots that would be trained at the aviation college. He further said that the training would last for about eight weeks

Italiano1: Very convenient rubbish you have written there. Why are you so defensive? Is it because this is a SE state? Why don't we get the same measured response from you on threads about Lagos and Fashola?

Hypocrite of the highest order- You are an Insincere person!

chukwudi44: Is this not the same picture you posted for akpabio's schools? Na waao for you eko ile

iterator25: on top your papa head

ifyalways: Bristow is a private firm and can charge "any" amount for their services. Simple market demand. You think its exorbitant?, come run your own. Keeping a company afloat and running "smoothly" in this country is not easy.
Btw, Bristow offers yearly, free cadet training for Nigerians too.

@topic, lovely. Hope it stays afloat and free of the usual "local content killers" ie (corruption, no maintenance)

manny4life: [s]You can see the option A and B, I pity your stupidity at times, imagine my broke ass cannot afford it.... LOL, Bros, I went through flight training school, only that I did not pursue it any further (a sad mistake I regret today). I have one of my license, when I'm ready, I'm headed next for my three other licenses and ratings.

On that note, tell you brother at Bristow helicopters to STOP swindling his company of their money. Bristow in FL does not charge 1/2 or even 1/3rd or even 1/4 of what he's estimating... Onye oshi.[/s]

remark D: [s]You son of a ----

Call it rubbish essay or whatever tickles your fancy, but listen, I don't know what you believe in, God or not, Karm or whatever, but know this: that your obsessive lies, accusations, deception and mischief.... which you have decided to trade for honesty & truth against others all the time, when its called for and when its not.... has a way of returning back to you.... you'll no longer be lieing against others, but yourself lol.
You know who the father of all liars is.... keep it up... self-destruction and lagging behind is what you are doing with your own acts and behavior... while the people you want to keep looking at what they doing, with whom, how, what they've accomplished, how the government is faring, the economy etc... is what you are constantly looking at and comparing to your own ish west of the Niger,

Keep hating, whom god has blest, no man can curse/effectively lie again or drag backward or hold down....

Liar, keep lieing... the ones we can burst here on NL, we definatly burst when we have the time,

Poisonous tongues full of vile, keep spewing ish... good day, sir.
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So master of deception, carry on. Continue.... trying to, one word at a time, begin twisting "international HELICOPTER college" and hope to in another several comments or pages, arrive at "Aviation college" as you've tried now to slip away from your bold faced lie.... green snake in a green grass... you aint smart okay? [/s]

manny4life: STOP arguing shitt, FL is the center of flight training and yes $60,000 is more than enough to get ALL your licenses and ratings let alone for an helicopter. This includes flight training, resource and materials, aeronautical class, FAA written exam and check rides, etc, although may not include room and board.

Whether they are premier or not is not relevant, what I said is $300k for a flight training is a FAT LIE. If you talk too much, I will post flight rates are and you will see for yourself. $300k is an inflated amount, PERIOD.

manny4life: $300k for one person?

The Managing Director of the so-called Bristow is a fvcking liar, to get your flight ratings up to CP-CFII, IR is [b]no more than 60k [/b]and that includes EVERYTHING, not to talk of helicopter, na wa o... That's like 5x the amount.

The General Manager, Human Resources, Bristow Helicopters, Mr Femi Collins, in a recent interview, with Correspondent, Abel Orukpe, said that apart from the fact that the rotary wing giant will continue to train Nigerian pilots and engineers to reduce the number of expatriates working in the country, the company’s target is to have 100 per cent Nigerian pilots. He also spoke on the number of Nigerians Bristow has trained as pilots in the last five years, and that training of pilots is a huge investment. Excerpts

How many Nigerians is Bristow Helicopters training this year, and where?

As it is in our tradition in Bristow Helicopter, we are about to train another set of Nigerians to become pilots in our ever expanding Nigeria aviation industry. This is not the first time we are doing that. In fact, in Bristow we are noted for incubating Nigerian pilot in the rotary wing of the aviation industry. We have the highest percentage of Nigerians trained as pilots in the helicopter wing of the aviation industry. In other words, there is virtually no helicopter aviation company that you do not see ex-Bristow pilots well bread in the Bristow tradition of safety. We do this yearly, and this year, out of over 2,000 candidates that applied for sponsorship, we have selected 16, and these people are today being given final briefs before they depart for their various trainings. The training itself is divided into two. Many of them who have no experience in aviation at all would be sent to the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT) in Zaria, and the College of Aviation in Ilorin. The idea is for them to be given an introductory lesson in flying. And they will be there for between seven and eight weeks.

Another reason why we are sending them to these schools is to take advantage of the local expertise in the aviation training in Nigeria so as to ensure that the Nigerian local content policy is deepened.

After successfully completing these seven to eight weeks, they will now be sent to Bristow Academy in Florida United States.

Bristow Helicopters to train pilots with $4.8m

Posted by: Kelvin Osa-Okunbor in Business May 31, 2013

Bristow Helicopters is to spend $4.8million (about N758.4m) on training of its pilots, the Managing Director, Capt. Akin Oni, has said’


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The said it would spend $300, 000 each on 16 pilots this year.

Oni said the training of pilots, engineers and other technical personnel was a yearly exercise by the company, adding that the current pilots would be trained at the Ilorin Aviation College, in Kwara State.

He explained that the selected candidates were picked from 2,000 applicants, while the training is expected to last for between seven and eight weeks.

He informed that after the initial training at Ilorin, they would proceed for further training to Bristow Academy in Florida, United States of America.