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Properties / Have You Bought Land Thru Nairaland by brill: 12:09am On Nov 10, 2011 |
HAS ANYONE BOUGHT LAND SUCESSFULLY THRU NAIRALAND TNKS |
Properties / Have You Bought Land Thru Nairaland by brill: 11:55pm On Nov 09, 2011 |
HAS ANY ANYONE BOUGHT LAND THROUGH NAIRALAND SUCCESSFULLY PLS ADV, THANKS , |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Registration For Graduates With Disabilities (lagos State) Ist Phase by brill: 4:28pm On Dec 30, 2010 |
Hiya Notices will be going up at unis/colleges requesting the same, Regards |
Jobs/Vacancies / Registration For Graduates With Disabilities (lagos State) Ist Phase by brill: 10:32pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
PLS SEND A SHORT RESUME TO workways@hotmail.co.uk pls remember to include a mobile number REGARDS |
Jobs/Vacancies / Registration Of Graduates With Disabilities by brill: 10:20pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
Please send a short resume to workways@hotmail.co.uk Pls include mobile number Thanks |
Education / Re: How Many Physically Challenged Disabled Graduates In Nigeria by brill: 10:03pm On Dec 29, 2010 |
Can I pls ask graduates with disabilities to send a short resume to workways@hotmail.co.uk pls include a mobile number, This is with a view to collating figures and setting up an agency to help the employability of graduates with disabilities Regards |
Education / Re: How Many Physically Challenged Disabled Graduates In Nigeria by brill: 1:42am On Dec 26, 2010 |
thanks @ gboliwe I thought as much, the search continues, I am going to start a register to invite all P/C graduates to register stating their disciplines/challenges/date of graduation, Thanks |
Education / How Many Physically Challenged Disabled Graduates In Nigeria by brill: 7:22pm On Dec 25, 2010 |
Can any one please adv as to how to collate figures on Physically challenged graduates in Nigeria asides from speaking with the various higher institution. I am trying to find out approximately how many physically challenged graduates we have in Nigeria. This is to enable me start groundwork on employment and P/C graduates. Many thanks |
Culture / Re: Disability Awareness In Nigeria by brill: 10:22pm On Dec 24, 2010 |
Threads like this re enforce the need to set up mechanisms/strategies to help get the physically challenged into work. I work with in the UK with an agency set up to help people with mental /physical challenges back into work. the programme has had resounding success because the government is fully supportive , note that the government pays us a finders fees for getting people back into, we work with the members/clients help them with training etc after a (diagnostic analysis of their needs/wants). The legislation governing disability is also adhered to, to a large extent and i suppose this makes it a lot easier for us to place people into, Nigerian Govt take note, To cut a long story short, I have mentioned a desire to do this sort of work in Nigeria and I have had people tell me not to worry as i will not have any buy in from the government, the lady who stated her lack of employment as a result of bad leg struck a chord, after all the hassles of education in Nigeria, and finding out that there are no prospects for employment, it is a real shame, i intend to revisit my write up and see how I can use my expertise in this field to better the lot of Nigerian graduates with health related issues gain employment, In the interim HR professional /recruiters should give a helping to the challenged where ever possible, The enabler, |
Business / Re: Why Is Solar Power Not Commonly Used In Nigeria? by brill: 1:13pm On Jun 06, 2009 |
in the interim you can outdoor garden solars, 1k per light, pls see solar light in the advert section. regards |
Properties / Re: Solar Outdoor Light by brill: 12:56pm On Jun 06, 2009 |
apologies last sold in bulk nov 08 , new batch arriving Monday, 1k each, consignment in ikeja regards |
Career / Re: Calling All Hrm Personnel by brill: 12:38am On Mar 26, 2009 |
hr diva, many thanks yet again, i have started some paper research and i see what u mean, it is going to be a mean task defining NIGERIAN CULTURE, The slant I was going to use was the degree of nepotism etc that still exists in hr in nigeria, (whilst i appreciate that candiadates may have the right requirements , the who you use scenario still works despite all the advancement in the hr world/professionalism, I was then going to argue that despite the fact no hrm policy/strategy supports this , it is ingrained in our system, the conclusion was going to be that imported HRM modules do not work in totality and that maybe we need to redefine HRM practices in nigeria based on the way we do things, this leads us to culture yet again, The above may appear to be far fetched but nepotism is common practice in organisations in nigeria and YET organisational goals are still met, issues like performance appraisal are deemed unfair by ees because they feel they are not able to tell it as it really is (power distance) Hofstede,s theory. i will be in nigeria in a few days and look forward to speaking to some HR professionals, In answer to your earlier question, i am writing my thesis , some 18 years after my first stab at it , I work and live in the uk am looking to relocate to nigeria in sept 09. kind regards brill |
Career / Re: Calling All Hrm Personnel by brill: 11:21pm On Mar 11, 2009 |
HRDIVA, MANYS THANKS FOR YOUR SUGGESTIONS, MUCH APPRECIATED, Re your questions, The rationale behind the study for now is finding out the ramifications of watered down HR PRACTICES in Nigerian organisations, One hears horror stories about home grown hr practices, The result hopefully will be a recommendation for uniformed practices,and that HR SPECIALISTS will be able to cascade good working practices to Line Mangers etc, whilst I appreciate this appears simplistic it is a working paper and I will keep one and all informed about my findings. From the little research I have undertaken HR professionals come abroad,gain HR qualifications and find that they are not able to implement basic practices, for eg appraisals which entails openess between manager and subordinate does not work in a lot of firms in Nigeria because of the issue of respecting one's manager/and the repercussion of honest talk for example. I am not saying the effect of culture is always negative in some instance it can help re achieving organisation goals.I am looking at instances where it does not serve the purpose of the organisation, PLEASE JOIN AND DISCUSS HOW CULTURE AFFECTS YOU JOB AS A HR SPECIALIST/WORKER THANKS |
Career / Calling All Hrm Personnel by brill: 11:08pm On Mar 03, 2009 |
PLEASE HELP WITH THIS RESEARCH /STUDY WAHT ARE THE EFFECTS OF CULTURE ON HRM PRACTICES IN YOUR WORKPLACE I.E do you find it is difficult to be honest with your manager/subordinate just because he or she is older than you are, Does nepotism come into recruiting and firing, Do you find it difficult maintaining a professional front when faced with your employees day to day problems, i.e warnings are not given at the right time to a female employee because she is facing problems at home etc, procedures are not followed correctly because the employee is is know to you, Thanks |
Career / Does Your Hr Dept deal with Your Issues Correctly.Are They Fair? by brill: 10:49pm On Mar 03, 2009 |
I wonder if fellow nairalanders feel the whole notion of HR in companies is just hot air.Do you think your HR dept is fair can you discuss issues with them without fear of any comeback.During appraisals can you tell your manager what you really feel with fears. Where your boss is older do you feel answering back or questioning him on a professional level is rude? I am trying to find out if our culture sometimes interferes with our life. |
Career / Re: Human Resource Professionals: by brill: 7:56pm On Feb 24, 2009 |
Will fellow HR colleagues be happy to complete a simple questionnaire re the number of employers disabled in their organisations and the overall members employed by the organisation. The whole idea really is to see how accessible the workplace is to disabled graduates. My joy will know no bounds if you can advise of any disabled personnel you have in your organisation and if any reasonable adjustments were made before employment commenced. Many thanks ps dis guy thanks for your reply, |
Career / Re: Human Resource Professionals: by brill: 9:57pm On Feb 23, 2009 |
Good day, I am working on a thesis on HR and would like some help.I am looking at the intergration of disabled graduates into the Nigerian Workforce. I will be looking at the barriers they face etc, I once posted a question on the nairaland regarding the numbers of disabled graduates fellow nairalanders have in their workforce.The response was very poor, i pray i am now in the right section. I have also tried to get the numbers of graduates completing NYSC every year, I have had no luck to date my emails go unanswered. , my stumbling block is the fact that i live in England and as such am not able to bombard NYSC with my request for data.Can any one else think of ways to get around this, Thanking you all in anticipation |
Adverts / Re: 1000 Solar Garden Lights For Sale by brill: 10:07am On Oct 04, 2008 |
apologies N1.5K ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED NAIRA EACH, They are in lagos ready to be delivered. REGARDS |
Adverts / 1000 Solar Garden Lights For Sale by brill: 11:00pm On Oct 03, 2008 |
solar garden/outdoor light for sale 1.5k@. stick in the ground fully charged after 2 day, ideal for lighting driveways and garden, available now, Technical Details Perfect for borders and marking driveways and entrances. High quality stainless steel construction. Automatically turn on at dusk Rechargeable batteries included. 61cm high, 3cm diameter. Technical Details --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Technology Market / Solar Garden Light Technology by brill: 10:56pm On Oct 03, 2008 |
solar garden/outdoor light for sale 1.5k@. stick in the ground fully charged after 2 day, ideal for lighting driveways and garden, available now, Technical Details Perfect for borders and marking driveways and entrances. High quality stainless steel construction. Automatically turn on at dusk Rechargeable batteries included. 61cm high, 3cm diameter. Technical Details --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Adverts / Solar Garden Lights For Sale/supply by brill: 10:54pm On Oct 03, 2008 |
solar garden/outdoor light for sale 1.5k@. stick in the ground fully charged after 2 day, ideal for lighting driveways and garden, available now, Technical Details Perfect for borders and marking driveways and entrances. High quality stainless steel construction. Automatically turn on at dusk Rechargeable batteries included. 61cm high, 3cm diameter. Technical Details --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Adverts / Solar Garden Light by brill: 10:49pm On Oct 03, 2008 |
solar garden/outdoor light for sale 1.5k@. stick in the ground fully charged after 2 day, ideal for lighting driveways and garden, available now, Technical Details Perfect for borders and marking driveways and entrances. High quality stainless steel construction. Automatically turn on at dusk Rechargeable batteries included. 61cm high, 3cm diameter. Technical Details --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Properties / Solar Outdoor Light by brill: 10:46pm On Oct 03, 2008 |
solar garden/outdoor light for sale 1.5k@. stick in the ground fully charged after 2 day, ideal for lighting driveways and garden, available now, Technical Details Perfect for borders and marking driveways and entrances. High quality stainless steel construction. Automatically turn on at dusk Rechargeable batteries included. 61cm high, 3cm diameter. Technical Details
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Business / Re: Why Is Solar Power Not Commonly Used In Nigeria? by brill: 9:18pm On Oct 01, 2008 |
solar light post whilst i am unable to power houses with solar, i do have a thousand solar light post for use outside/garden/driveway, available now in nigeria for 1.5k each , at least where there is no nepa your driveway will be lit continuously.charge for 2 days and the solar light post will b redy for use, email me on imertechnology@hotmail.co.uk |
Career / Research Regarding Employing Disabled Graduates by brill: 12:29am On Sep 29, 2008 |
Comments invited from Hr Personnel I am doing a research on the recruitment of disabled graduates.Do you think organisations and companies are doing enough to employ job ready disabled graduates. Do you work with disabled members of staff. Should their be legislation to ring fence some jobs for JOB READY AND SUITABLE DISABLED graduates.how can we help disabled graduates get into work more easily? Comments invited thanks, |
Career / Re: Utilizing My Back To Work Skills In Nigeria by brill: 8:22pm On Sep 22, 2008 |
thanks a lot , it will take a lot to get the govt to buy into a programme employing the disabled and the less able talk less of private company, it is such a hassle in the uk as it is, i suppose one needs to re educate all those involved. i have read a lot of the threads in the career forum and i really wonder what hope the diabled have in nigeria, the gov 's wives and NGO should really look at this forgotten sector. |
Food / Re: Sweet Alewa by brill: 12:00am On Sep 18, 2008 |
still no answer are there no northerner in this forum, PLS HELP I NEED THE RECIPE FOR ALEWA, THANKS |
Adverts / Re: I Believe I Am The Richest Boy In Nigeria by brill: 10:53pm On Sep 17, 2008 |
people pls thread carefully,this maybe a ploy to drag people into some deal, first the bait i,e all his riches!!!!!!!, remember nothing is ever as easy as it seems, |
Career / Utilizing My Back To Work Skills In Nigeria by brill: 11:04pm On Sep 16, 2008 |
can anyone think of how to utiilise welfare to work skills in nigeria, am involved in a project in the uk helping people to get back to work and overcome work barriers.we deal with people who are trying 2 get back to work after issues like depression,disability etc ps am aware that the welfare state does not exist in niger oh so no wisecracks pls thanks |
Career / Re: Urgent Vacancies ! Urgent Vacancies ! Urgent Vacancies! by brill: 10:49pm On Sep 16, 2008 |
excuse me a universty degree for janitorial work, pls tell me i read it wrong, will this peson be supervising the janitors and even so why does he/she need d experience. |
Food / Re: Designer Stew - Alade Market style by brill: 7:13pm On Sep 15, 2008 |
i am off to the kitchen to try my hand at the designe r stew, did not realise u do not need tomatoes, now i know where i have been going wrong, good luck with ur idea re the nigerian cookbook, |
Food / Re: Food Alewa by brill: 7:07pm On Sep 15, 2008 |
yes it is like cotton candy , but how is it made.many thanks |
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