₦airaland Forum

jamesbond85:
Someone should help me with Ipetu Ijesa screening timetable and DSSC Nigeria airforce past questions.pls you can forward it to tihwo794eva@yahoo.com. Kindly help your brother.

olusd:
People with different infos sha. I remember vividly b4 I was interviewed at Agro Sacks in Lagos, Myself and some interviewee had a chat with Mrs Williams; one of the HR. She said "Only 100 persons" are to be shortlisted for the trainee employment.
I called the same woman 2weeks ago to confirm when we should expect their feedback on the interview we did. The response she gave me was that "We will be contacted b4 the end of this month (May). They are trying to prepare everything that will be needed for the training and also equip the hostels too.
I assume since this is the last week in May, hopefully we'll be contacted by God's grace.
Thank You!
Solomon (Mechanical Engineering Dept)

Below is the format of the message.




Dear candidate,
We are pleased to inform you that you have been selected
as a Graduate Engineer Trainee at Dangote Academy. Your
resumption date at Dangote Academy, Obajana is Saturday
25th July, 2015. You will be required to report at the
following address to complete all the joining/registration
formalities.
Address:
Dangote Academy
Dangote Obajana Cement Plant,
Obajana, Kogi State
Directions to reach Dangote Obajana Cement Plant:
From Lokoja, at Ganaja b/stop, take a cab going to Obajana.
Then from, Obajana take a bike to the Cement Plant and
report to the security personnel for further directions.
Please come along with originals of the following
documents for verification together with copies for our
records:
1. Valid Means Of Identification (Driver's License or
International Passport or National Identity Card or
Permanent Voters Card)
2. Birth Certificate or Certified true declaration of age
3. Secondary School Leaving Certificate
4. Degree or Higher National Diploma Certificate
5. NYSC Certificate or Exemption letter
6. Four (4) recent passport size photographs against white
background (for your ID Card)
Find attached a copy of the GUARANTOR'S FORM and BOND
DOCUMENT which you are required to complete and get
signed by your guarantor and bring along with you when you
come to report for training. Please note that you will not be
admitted into the program without submitting a fully
executed BOND DOCUMENT.
If you are in Lagos presently, you may like to come and pick
up your offer letter at the Dangote Group Head Office on 1,
Alfred Rewane Road, Falomo, Ikoyi on Tuesday 14th July,
2014.
Kindly acknowledge receipt of this mail and confirm you will
be picking up your offer letter in Lagos and arriving on
Saturday 25th July or Sunday 26th July, 2015 as failure to
resume on either of the said dates will imply that you are
not interested in the programme and your slot will be
awarded to candidates on the wait list.
Please come prepared fully to join the GETS program
starting Saturday 25th July, 2015.

If you have any questions on reaching the Academy, please
contact Olukorede Fadeyi on 0807 049 7869 for assistance.
Regards,
Adesumbo Williams
0815 209 3115

tolulakin:
Kindly send your CV to ibuckresources@gmail.com and once I have something of that nature, I will communicate. Thanks

health100:
Looking for someone reliable for a Part-time work

Anyone located around Ibadan,Osun, Ekiti, Ondo State.. or Please Kindly Indicate which state you are base.


Thanks
Ay
08024497356

siraj1402:
Kudos to everybody who made their arrest possible.
Aregbesola might be a bad economist, but he has put some infrastructures in place to make this possible. The tanks used belong to the state government.

Vig86:
I served in Osun state and I can confidently say that 35% of Osun people are thieves and the remaining 65% are gamblers.

THEY STOLE MY PHONE AND I CAN NEVER FORGET IT. WHENEVER I REMEMBER OSUN STATE, I REMEMBER THIEVES AND LOT OF GAMBLERS. Quote me again and have self-induced sleepless night.

Vig86:
I served in Osun state and I can confidently say that 35% of Osun people are thieves and the remaining 65% are gamblers.

THEY STOLE MY PHONE AND I CAN NEVER FORGET IT. WHENEVER I REMEMBER OSUN STATE, I REMEMBER THIEVES AND LOT OF GAMBLERS. Quote me again and have self-induced sleepless night.

adorablepepple:
University medical clinics are nothing to write home about this days, Hnmmmmm . May God console her parents. Rest in peace dear

ejamahrandy:
Li

ebosie11:
Remember Godwin Musa, the 7-year-old boy who built his own bicycle  from the scratch because his parents could not afford to buy him one? He has finally been enrolled into school. Musa became an internet hit after his story filtered on social media and even saw  someone buying him a ‘real’ bicycle. Someone decided to enrol him into school, paid his fees and got him all the necessary school material. Story with happy ending.

See photos above;

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/01/remember-7-year-old-boy-who-built-his.html?m=1

odiks:
Senator Uche Ekwunife, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, candidate in the March 28, Anambra Central senatorial election may not be qualified to participate in the re-run election ordered by the Enugu Appeal panel which nullified her election.

From the full text of the certified true copy of the Appeal Court obtained in Enugu, yesterday, the appellate court held that the 11th respondent (Ekwunife) “was not the product of a valid primary and was therefore, not duly and legitimately nominated.

“That has disqualified her from contesting the election into the Anambra Central district.”

The court cited Supreme Court ruling on Wambai Vs Donatus (2014) that “a person cannot be qualified to be a candidate of a party except and unless he is nominated and sponsored by a political party.”

The court held that neither Ekwunife nor the PDP led evidence to prove that there was a primary and those who participated in such a primary where Ekwunife was elected.

Chairman of the appeal panel Justice A.D. Yahaya, who read the judgment said: “After an election, if a person wishes to challenge the result of the election on ground of nomination/pre- election matter, he can legally do so before a tribunal under Section 138 (1) (a) of the Electoral Act 2010 as amended and it is wrong to hold that an election tribunal does not have jurisdiction to hear and determine such a matter.”

“Nomination is part and parcel of qualification to stand for an election and since an election can be challenged on the grounds of lack of qualification, it follows that the appropriate forum to challenge it after the election is held is the Election Tribunal.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/a-court-bars-pdp-ekwunife-from-anambra-central-senatorial-re-run/

bettercreature:
This is the same policy that destroyed Osun-State! Lagos people should prepare,you will end up like OSUN State
This governor is clueless

CBN-backed cash ready for 27 states to pay workers

Cash-strapped workers who are being owed salaries are set to smile again, with the disbursement of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) – backed bailout loans for states.

Fourteen banks are disbursing N338 billion “to stimulate the economy”.

Kwara and Zamfara have received their loans and have begun the payment of salary arrears to workers.

A CBN source confirmed that the other states will get the cash this week.

A breakdown of the loans repayable at an interest rate of nine per cent over 20 years is as follows:

Abia- N14.152b; Adamawa- N2.378b; Bauchi- N8.60b; Bayelsa – N1.285b; Benue – N28.013b;

Borno – N7.680b; Cross River – N7.856b; Delta – N10.036b; Ebonyi – N4.063b; Edo – N3.167b; Ekiti – N9.604b; Enugu – 4.207b; Gombe – N16.459b; Imo – N26.806b; Katsina – N3.304b; Kebbi – N0.690b; Kogi – N50.842b; Kwara – N4.320b; Nasarawa – N8.317b; Niger – N4.306b; Ogun – N20.00b; Ondo – N14.686b; Osun – N34.988b; Oyo – N26.606b; Plateau – N5.357b; Sokoto – N10.093b and Zamfara – N10.020b.

The CBN last week announced that it had approved that Deposit Money Banks (DMBs) lend money to requesting states to pay salary arrears owed their workers.

Some of the conditions for accessing the loan include:

resolutions of the State Executive Council authorising the borrowing;
State House of Assembly consenting to the loan package; and
issuance of Irrevocable Standing Payment Order (ISPO) to ensure timely repayment.
With the signing of the ISPO, “it is clear that the facility is not free as the states’ financial exposure to the banks becomes first line charges deducted from their monthly allocation”.

The CBN official explained that specific figures were attached to the facilities to be disbursed to the states is because “every state is to come up with its specific needs in order to access the facility from the commercial banks. They’re (states) working out what they need from the banks according to the conditions they reached with the banks”.

The decision to borrow money from commercial banks is sequel to the decision by the National Executive Council (NEC) at its June 29 meeting, requesting the CBN “in collaboration with other stakeholders to appraise and consider ways of liquidating the outstanding staff salaries owed by state and local governments.”

The Buhari administration announced a bailout package for states to take care of the backlog of workers’ salaries and access funds for development through the rescheduling of their debts by banks with the CBN’s guarantee.

Eleven states have had their commercial debts to DMBs restructured with a proviso to pay 14.83 per cent of the value of their bonds which their commercial debts were converted to. Eleven others are also to have theirs restructured.

Debt Management Office (DMO) Director-General Abraham Nwankwo said “the restructuring was effected using a re-opening of the FGN-Bond issued on July 18, 2015 and maturing on July 18, 2034. The pricing was based on the yield to date of the bond at a 30-day average, resulting in a transaction yield of 14.83 per cent.”The impact of the restructured states’ commercial debts to domestic bonds, he said, is that “management operations will include: monthly debt service burden will drop by a minimum of 55 per cent and a maximum of 97 per cent, among the 11; and interest rate savings for the 11 states ranging from 3 per cent to 9 per cent per annum.”

olafisoyeibukun:
Yorùbá teacher is available for schools that have accommodation and pay well. Am ready to move to any part of Nigeria.
This 20k per month is just too small for me, though my proprietor is the president of National Association of Proprietors of private Schools (NAPPS) South West.
Please help me out, contact me on 08037212454

knostbrown01:
http://www.punchng.com/news/ooni-of-ife-dies-at-85/