₦airaland Forum

pheleix:
wrote it down after I registered. We were asked note it down. I have a book for such

chai!!! This one nah one chance bus

ezera:
this site isn't opening http://www.phillipsconsulting.net/files/nnpc_apptitude_test_faq.pdf

it is not a site. Its a pdf document. It must have bn downloaded on your phone or computer

pheleix:
Send an email to PCL stating your Reg No.
The confirmation code given to you when you register eg GT400***

pls was the confirmation code sent by email or text message? I cant find mine.

...any list of delegates from non-constitutionally recognized councils should be rejected.

oh!!!!! Now you know that your LCDA is unconstitutional.

pj3400:
This what I got now. And am yet to receive any mail nor delivery to my home address.

Re: NNPC Test- Pls be informed that your test venue is Law School Victoria Island, Lagos State. Check you spam/junk email for details. Accreditation starts on 5/12/14 from 2pm.Test is 06/12/14.

same thing here. No email but I got a text similar to yours

sammieguze:
Biblically, fornication and death.

Mat 19, 7-10

the vow u made on your wedding day says u would love and abide with your spouse till death do u part. Not even adultery has d power to separate you. Think well before u marry. Once u enter it, there's no reverse gear.

A female suicide bomber struck in Kontagora, Niger state on Wednesday, killing herself and injuring a student.

The incident occurred at the Federal College of Education, Kontagora at about 12:30pm.

This is the first bombing incident in that part of the state since the beginning of the five year old insurgency by the Boko Haram sect.

Daily Trust gathered that the female suicide bomber donated the explosive at the college's Library.

The college's provost Dr. Nathaniel Odediran said the bomber only succeeded in blowing herself up while a student sustained injury.

The state police spokesperson DSP Ibrahim Gambari confirmed the incident but did not give detail

source: http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/top-stories/39334-breaking-suicide-bomber-hits-fce-kontagora

It's Long Overdue

ULSHERLAN:
how about Mimiko?

some people just keep ♍ƺ wondering here! Is there no difference between a governor and a law maker. I thought this has been corrected so many times. That constitutional provision is only meant for law makers not applicable to governor.

How could Tamuwal adjourn sitting til 3rd of December just for his personal selfish reason. This has never happened in the history of Nigeria. Not even when there was major elections. Adjourning sitting for over 1 month even after the house just resumed from recess. I think this is wrong!

cheehummer:
pls is there any way I can change the CV I used during the application? is it possible to wrtite the decision making first, then later the problem solving part.

yes. Just close d browser when u re done with d decision making. Click d link again whenever you want to proceed. It will take you back to where u stoped

obyno10ten:
I uploaded only my CV no cover letter, cert....... However I got a mail about online assessment test. I dunno if those uploads may b considered later and therefore b a setback

login to your account and upload your cover letter and other documents

nddie:
pls someone should help me out here! who do I address my cover letter to for the shell graduate programme tanx

HR Manager, Shell Nigeria

yakinholy:
Hey guys,
Has any one checked their status yet? If its "Application under Review" or "Pending interview".

Application under Review

Check your application progress here:

https://krb-xjobs.brassring.com/tgwebhost/home.aspx?PartnerId=30030&SiteId=5564&WithinFrames=yes

2cato:
These APCs sabi lie. If truly fayemi recorded all these achievement then why did the people voted him out why was he defeated like a confuse pack of chicken facing lion? Nairaland APC evil supporter of APC minions and mods you are making mockry of ur supporter of APC governor fayemi.

he did the projects. Its just that Fayose is an influential game changer

President Jona will definitely miss him

What Are Happening In These States? What are happening indeed!!!!!! I guess u don't want to say "what is happening" bcus u feel u re refering to more dan one state.

nzeobi:
Where were you guys when nyako was impeached. Abeg go rest so that the soldiers won't mistake you for Boko haram.

At least if they had fought so hard like Nassarawa people. They wouldn't have been talking of dying to defend votes now.

Pls protect your votes and stay alive because the person you are fighting for may not even remember your family after your demise. Be Wise Dude!!!!!

With few days to the Adamawa state governorship bye-election, the All Progressives Congress, APC, has urged the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, and the Peoples Democratic Party-led Federal Government to ensure credible election in Adamawa state on Saturday.

The Deputy Director of the APC’s gubernatorial candidate Campaign Organization, Abdulrahman Jimeta, in a campaign rally in Fufore Local Government of the state, said “INEC must take necessary measures to ensure election materials arrived on time”.

He said that “if INEC delays for one minute, the APC will protest for one hour”.
“We are not going to tolerate excuses such as absence of register, short supply of ballot papers or lack of ink and the rest. All we want is a peaceful and credible election but if anybody tries to cheat us, we will be worse than hell,” Mr. Jimeta said.

“We have stayed long in poverty under PDP, we have stayed long under state of emergency under PDP. In fact we are undergoing untold hardship and the only thing left is death, we are ready to die protecting our votes,” Mr. Jimeta said.
He lauded what he described as the commitment of Adamawa people to change and urged them not to be intimidated by anybody on election day.

Mr. Jimeta asked Adamawa residents to come out en masse to vote and protect their votes.
Mr. Jimeta also commended the Nigerian military and other security agencies for their efforts in combating the threats of insurgency in the state and urged them not to allow politicians to use them on Election Day.

Source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/169122-we-are-ready-to-die-protecting-our-votes-adamawa-apc-says.html

hope the notice of election will be pasted on Oct 1st? postponement as usual

Ok. I don hear. U be matimatician?

In what appears to be a submission to common sense and logic, the Senate has told Professor Attahiru Jega, National Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to suspend the now controversial allocation of new Polling Units, PUs.

The Senate, through its Committee on INEC, sent the advisory to Professor Jega on Thursday, September 23, 2014.

The letter, titled CREATION OF NEW POLLING UNITS BY INEC and signed by the Committee Chairman, Senator Andy Uba, pointed out that "there appears to be a general misconception that has generated controversies over the commission's intention".

It, consequently, advised "that the commission postpone the proposed exercise at this time, until after the 2015 general elections to allow for further review, adequate stakeholders consultation and buy-in of your good intention".

The letter reads:

Creation of new Polling Units by INEC

"The Committee wishes to use this medium to express its confidence in the capacity of the Commission, in its drive to improve the electoral system in the country.

"The Committee has always been in full support of the reforms and policies the Commission has introduced in furtherance of its mandate to deliver free, fair, credible and acceptable elections in Nigeria. The Committee will continue to lend its support to policies and programmes that the Commission intends to embark upon towards realizing such reforms.

"The Commission's intention to reconfigure the existing Polling Units to improve the election - day voting experience of the electorate is indeed a laudable and commendable exercise. "However, the exercise is coming at a time that the 2015 general elections are imminent and there appears to be a general misconception that has generated controversies over the Commission's intention.

"Consequently, the Senate Committee would like to advise that the Commission postpone the proposed exercise at this time, until after the 2015 general elections to allow for further review, adequate stakeholders consultation and buy-in of your good intention.

"The Committee will like to reassure the Commission of its full support on any of its policies or programmes that will further the Commission's goal to enhance the quality of the electoral process to sustain our fledging democracy".

Controversy had ensued after Sunday Vanguard published INEC's introduction of 30,000 new Polling Units, PUs, and allocated some across the country in a manner that suggested that the exercise was skewed in favour of Northern Nigeria.

The allocation showed that whereas some states in the North, which recorded less number of registered voters during the Continuous Voter Registration, CVR, got more additional PUs, some states in the South, with much more registered voters during the same CVR exercise, got less.

Of the 12 states in the country that got more than 1,000 PUs from the 30,000, only Lagos was a southern state. The other 11 states are from the North.

That was not all.

It was also discovered that INEC was yet to receive the total number of registered voters in at least 12 states of the country but still went ahead to carry out anticipatory allocation of PUs.

In addition, the Post-Business Rule Figures (the term used for the final phase of validity for the registration exercise and on which basis Permanent Voter Card, PVC are being issued and which were used for Ekiti, Osun and the coming Adamawa State guber election and which would be used for next year's election) was not employed in allocating the PUs.

The figures that were used for the allocation were the Post-AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System) which represent a lower cadre of validity in the chain.

And although the INEC Chairman had come out to defend the Commission's actions, a cross section of Nigerians raised concerns on the propriety of the process.

More knocks for Jega

Meanwhile, NIGERIANS in Diaspora, yesterday, slammed Jega for his perceived ethnic agenda on the PUs.

Chairman, GEJ 2015/Igbo Presidency 2019- Home and Diaspora Support Group, Chief Lambert Igboanugo, in a statement made available to Sunday Vanguard, said, "It will be difficult if not practically impossible to consider him (Jega) a sellout on the issue of integrity until the new lopsided Polling Units, PUs, saga. We roundly condemn Mr. Jega's action as a hatch job that can never hold water considering the fact that Southern Nigeria has not disappeared yet."

Igboanugo, leader of the Nigerian community in The Netherlands, who commended Sunday Vanguard for exposing the scheme, said, "A lot of genuinely concerned Nigerians raised serious issues on his proposed lopsided new polling units craftily designed to favour the North come 2015 General Elections."

" GEJ 2015/Igbo Presidency 2019- Home and Diaspora Support Group commend all the personalities and Nigerian institutions that have lend their voices to condemn this outright abuse of office with sinister agenda before we have a demagogue as an umpire."

Source:
http://m.allafrica.com/stories/201409290303.html/

kunlex026 44yrs old today.

I'm afraid Fayose may not be able to contain excesses of thugs, Okada riders and NURTW during his tenure. And that may spell doom for a common man. Aside d issue of hooliganism, Fayose is a good man.

He also directed “the Attorney General of the state to issue a legal advisory to the Chief Judge of the state and all the parties to the existing cases in the State High Court and the Ekiti State Governorship Elections Petitions Tribunal, on the desirability of seeking an alternative venue for the hearing of these cases outside Ekiti State.”
“The State can no longer afford to witness the bizarre spectacle of the beating up of judicial officers and wanton intimidation of lawyers and court personnel,” Mr. Fayemi said.

THE PEACE OF OUR LAND IS NOT NEGOTIABLE

State Broadcast By
His Excellency
Dr. Kayode FAYEMI Governor, Ekiti State, Nigeria Following the Breach of Peace in the State Friday, September 26, 2014

Protocols
In o kun o Ekiti Kete.

It has become expedient that I address you today on account of dire happenings in the land of honour, Ekiti State. With tension mounting across the state, Ekiti has been the subject of alarming headlines in the news, following the tragic assault on the judiciary.

On Monday, September 22, thugs acting on the incitement of an interested party,
were involved in the sacrilegious sacking of the court while hearing on a political case was in progress. This happened in full glare of the law enforcement agents with inappropriate response. Clearly, these brigands exceeded the limits of acceptable behavior, even in the most liberal of democracies, and ventured into the realm of blatant criminality with this desecration of the hallowed chambers of the law.

The fact that this assault did not meet with any strong deterring repercussions from the appropriate authorities further emboldened the miscreants. They subsequently attempted to prevent the Ekiti State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal from sitting, yesterday, Thursday, September 25. I am advised incontrovertibly that thugs acting on the command of Mr. Ayo Fayose, who was also present to lend his clout to the travesty, brazenly assaulted a senior judge and urged his thugs to beat him up and tear his clothes.

The court premises was thrown into confusion and those present scurried away in search of safety and security. This was on the back of his specious allegation that the judiciary in the state is compromised and biased against him. And the answer to that was to resort to jungle justice and take the laws into his hands.

This has led to the closure of the courts
indefinitely due to the inability of the security agencies to guarantee the safety of lives and property in our temples of justice. With the entrenched atmosphere of impunity, violence in the state has escalated with the unfortunate loss of one life and the willful damage to several properties to arson by rampaging thugs.

Since the beginning of this development on Monday, which is unprecedented in the recent history of our state, I have been in touch with the Heads of all Security Agencies at the State and Federal levels, urging them to act quickly and firmly in the interest of public law and order. It is worrisome that the slow and inadequate response has occasioned the avoidable escalation of violence in our dear state.

Against this backdrop, it is understandable that not a few stakeholders have expressed concern about what the development portends for our dear state. The brazen contempt of our hallowed law courts and the use of violence and intimidation to obstruct the course of justice is a clear invitation to anarchy of the scale and texture that characterized Ekiti State some years ago. Ekiti Kete, are those years upon us again?

Already, there is widespread anxiety about this development coming at a time the state is going through the transitioning out of one administration and the ushering in of a new one. This is a very delicate period that all stakeholders must work together to ensure Ekiti State comes out
stronger for it.

During periods of transition, vital partners in progress adopt a cautious posture, watching for the slightest portents of the possible discontinuity of the regime of peace and tranquility, amongst other factors that have made our state conducive for investors and development partners. We must not disrupt our very bright prospects for sustained development in our state.

Considering the cases that have triggered the recent spate of violence are politically related, the political elite in our state from all disparate quarters must exercise caution. We must rescue our state from the precarious slippery slope that some have desperately pushed us to. We should not imperil the very people we seek to serve by resorting to violence and brigandage. One does not burn down his homestead to establish his claim of ownership or leadership.

Most assuredly, the course of Justice can only be delayed, but can never be truncated. The independence of the Judiciary is an inviolable tenet of any democracy. Accordingly, I have this morning directed the Attorney General of the state to issue a legal advisory to the Chief Judge of the state and all the parties to the existing cases in the State High Court and the Ekiti State Governorship Elections Petitions Tribunal, on the desirability of seeking an alternative venue for the hearing of these cases outside Ekiti State. The State can no longer afford to witness the bizarre spectacle of the beating up of judicial officers and wanton intimidation of lawyers and court personnel.

Now that the security agencies appear to be fully seized of the situation, I call on them not to relent in performing their constitutional role of protecting lives and property in our state. Administrations come and go; politics can be frenetic when the stakes are high; but by the grace of the Almighty God, our state remains for all time, therefore THE PEACE OF OUR LAND IS NOT NEGOTIABLE.

Ekiti Kete, consistent with our history of unity and love, let us work together to make our state a garden of concord where our children and their children will dwell in peace and safety. Even in the pursuit of politics and justice, let us conduct ourselves as kinsmen, bound by a shared love for Ekitiland but differing only in the choice of instruments by which to accomplish the same goal.

Let us then temper our competitive zeal with civility and empathy. Let us deal truthfully with our youth, who are so liable to be led astray by unbridled political fervour, by seeing them as our children rather than as conscripts or fodder for our objectives.

Ekiti Kete, in order to forestall further descent into anarchy in our state, I am taking the very difficult decision to suspend the ‘Thank You’ tour which I’m undertaking as part of our transitioning-out formalities. Also, I have taken the decision to institute a dusk to dawn curfew in the state immediately.

Accordingly, there would be no movement between the hours of 7.00 p.m. and 7.00 a.m. everyday till further notice. We urge the citizenry to be vigilant and provide the security agencies with details of suspicious activities that can undermine the peace in our state.

Let us work together to stop the violence and brigandage that has brought about serious embarrassment to our state in the last few days.
Let Peace Reign in the land of honour, Ekiti State.
God bless Ekiti State.
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Dr. Kayode Fayemi
Governor, Ekiti State
Friday, September 26, 2014

Source:https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/168677-ekiti-crisis-governor-fayemi-imposes-curfew-on-state.html

barcanista: This is madness in the highest order. They want to draw NJC into politics? I laugh... Let's see their move, but I assure them that it is DEAD ON ARRIVAL !!!

And do u think d Judge did d right thing? Politics aside. D Judge didn't do well. He may be purnished by d National body.

I guess d drug was eventually used without any publicity. How come they started getting better one after †ђξ other within some days

Reasons Fayemi failed to win d election

1. Increament of Tax on EKSU staff
2. Teacher's comptence test(He demoted many principals to HODs) Fayose is Workers friendly.
3. No promotion for Teacher/workers for d past 3 and half years. Those who got letter did not get d financial benefit. During d tenure of fayose, some civil servant got 2promotions at a time(som1 moved form GL 10 to 13. He was deprived promotion 4many years).
4. Increament of school fees for higher institution
5. Collapsed 3universities into 1 making students to loose one session.
6. Failure to implement 27.5 teachers allowance which he did at late hour; which fayose would have done without any stress.
7. Incompetent/corrupt cabinet members Imposed by Tinubu.
8. All contracts in d state awarded to Lagos based contractors
9. Michael Bandele departure from APC was a big blow.
10. Restructuring of Local Govt commission that left hundred of geniue staff jobless