If they seize this one now and put him where he belongs, his people will be shouting maltreatment.

Hand go catch you one day, keep hiding and propagating hate in the name of freedom fighting, you will get what you deserve in due time.

We are looking for professional Housekeepers that can attend to our facility with attention to detail and integrity. The goal is to create a clean and orderly environment for our guests that will become a critical factor in maintaining and strengthening our reputation.

Preferably Females for gender balance
Location: Ajao Estate

Essential Duties and Responsibilities
· Perform a variety of cleaning activities such as sweeping, mopping, dusting, and polishing
· Ensure all rooms are cared for and inspected according to standards
· Protect equipment and make sure there are no inadequacies
· Notify superiors on any damages, deficits, and disturbances
· Deal with reasonable complaints/requests with professionalism and patience
· Check stocking levels of all consumables and replace as required

Requirements
A minimum of 1-year work experience as a housekeeping staff with a reputable hotel brand
Ability to stand for long periods, strong with good organizational skills
Available to work shifts and on weekends.
Personable disposition with a knack for customer service


Send CVs to: h6708-hr1@accor.com

cc:lalasticlala

Next to my house, a man died 3 days after taking the vaccine... I am not sure that's on record and I am sure there are many others like that.

ersam:




just female?

Female only for the mixologist vacancy.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Female Mixologist

Location: Lekki, Lagos

Job Description
Mixologists mix various types of alcohol and other ingredients to create traditional cocktails and design brand-new cocktails and mixed drinks
The ideal candidate will work flexible hours during all shifts, including evenings, nights, and weekends.

Responsibilities
Take orders from customers, serve drinks, and collect money for the orders they fill.

Make syrups, infusions, tinctures, mixed drinks, and cocktails of all types to fulfill customer orders.

Productively engage guests while mixing drinks, talking to customers about spirits and offering trivia and history about various alcohols to keep customers engaged and enjoying themselves.

Craft original beverage menu items and design new, innovative cocktails using the ingredients that are already supplied by the company.

Keep the bar area clean and organized, maintaining all sanitation standards of the business and local food and beverage laws.

Responsible for keeping the bar well stocked and fully supplied with alcohol, and for filling out inventory forms in order to replace items as needed.

Adhere to state laws regarding alcohol consumption by checking customer identification and cutting off customers who have had too much to drink.

Suggest cocktails and mixed drinks to customers who are unsure about what they want to order.

Prepare all drink garnishes and keep the garnish station continuously stocked during their shifts.

Requirements

Must have good people skills to keep customers entertained

Must possess extensive knowledge of alcohol and cocktails of all types.
Must have good people skills

Must be able to upsell drink orders by offering more expensive brands of alcohol or costlier cocktails, to customers

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills required

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV to: talent@smartpartnersng.com using the Job Title as the subject of the mail

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Dispatch Riders Urgently Needed
Location: Lagos
Requirements
o Ability to read, write and communicate effectively in English.
o Must be available to resume immediately.
o Must have living proximity to Surulere, Lagos.
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV to: talent@smartpartnersng.com using the Job Title as the subject of the mail.

There is a rave about the new Access bank app, and I can say there is really nothing special banks in Nigeria build into their apps that are unique and gives great user experience. So I am wondering how is the new Access Bank App different from other apps really? Why is everyone raving about the new Access Bank App?

If you could develop a banking app, what would it do?

Reasonable contributions will be well appreciated.

cc:
Explorers
lalasticlala
Seun
Mynd44

o42austino:
The same thing I was told during NYSC, that I can submit my discharge certificate for a loan.

After sending many applications without reply from NYSC and you want me to believe this trash.

You might want to give this a try. Checkout https://www.sterlingbankng.com/yiedp/about.php

SleekyPosh:


Hello please kindly send me the link to that page and info..thats my bank and I am really interested.

check https://www.sterlingbankng.com/

This is wat I saw online...

I have this game though

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Goodluck

Op, nice write up... I'm also a graphic/brand specialist and I can say that beyond everything you mentioned there is also concepts in designing which I think APC won fair and square with designs like the "mathematics concept"... Also the 'Fixing Nigeria is as simple as APC' concept. All these actually makes me pay attention to what they are saying. In terms of designs and branding, give it to APC, they know their onion.

saintandsinnerz:
Why do yorubas hate gej so much? Almost all the yorubas I know hate gej and when you ask them why, some will say he marginalized the yorubas, some will say he is corrupt! While Some are just buying into the gej-hate bandwagon just for d sake of it. No tangible reason!

And u love Gej because of what? I hate to see people commenting about certain ethnic/religion hating or loving a certain person, people like that are goats... The so called yorubas love what they see and failure is not part of it... Enough of ethic and religious sentiments, Nigeria need a better leader and we'll march to see that happen. By the way, the so called yorubas never supported Obasanjo, that is even their own... Yorubas might just hate traitors.

InvertedHammer:
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What beats me is how saharareporters always report news before it happens. I read a few days ago that this trio would put out this press release. And bingo!

Moving on...GEJ is his own worst enemy. The spineless dufus should live with his weakness. I remember when he nominated Festus Odimegwu for the NPC, the North cried foul and he capitulated. I can't wait for the expose' from his lieutenants when his tenure ends. They will shred him to pieces.

I don't support GMB. But GEJ's incompetency cannot be forgiven. Most people voting for GMB do so to spite GEJ. Learning is a continuous process. GEJ has proved that education is overrated. Or education in Nigeria, if I may add. His intellectual capacity is well below NCE level. Then again....who studies zoology(the least competitive course) to doctorate level?
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I must quote you... I saw this same news on saharareporters days back and I said this is a made up news and I was shocked when I saw it today exactly what they predicted will happen, then I will think again if I'm to doubt that saharareporters going forward. Honestly someone like you speaks great sense and u just earned my respect for this. God bless u bro!

We commend Professor Chukwuma Soludo’s for his insightful and incisive article published on January 26th in the Vanguard Newspaper, The Nation Newspaper and major online news platforms under the above title. We agree with Professor Soludo that if the political parties, including ours, must justify the overwhelming enthusiasm of Nigerians about the 2015 elections we must remain focused on the issues that matter most to them, which is the progress of our country and the well being of our people. Indeed, this has been the driving conviction of our party and our campaign all along.

While we accept his critical comments on our party, more for the intentions than for the letters, we believe some clarifications would be quite necessary. We wish to emphasise that our party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), presents a real option to Nigerians. Professor Soludo expressed the sentiments of most Nigerians when he spoke about the incalculable damage that the PDP under President Jonathan has done to the Nigerian economy and the unprecedented hardship that his six years of the locust has brought upon Nigerians.

However, the APC does not intend to ride into power on a mere rhetoric of 'change'. The change that we propose is fundamental in many ways as it is critical to the very survival of our country. This in itself presents a major distinction between our party and the PDP. Perhaps, the most compelling argument against the People's Democratic Party today is that its government and leadership does not even see that Nigeria is in trouble. While majority of our people wallow in abject poverty, and the gap in inequality gets ever wider by the day, yet PDP has basked in self-celebration of imagined accomplishments. How can a party or a government even begin to solve a problem that it does not believe exist? Like in all things, PDP is stuck in denial.

APC does not promise Eldorado. Neither our candidate nor our manifesto has made such promise. Our programs are based on the critical awareness of the difficult task ahead, while holding out a ray of hope to our people. The promises that we make reflect our innermost belief that the people must be at the centre of development. Especially, we believe that any economic growth that leaves the majority of the people behind, and does not protect the weakest and the vulnerable among us, is merely delusionary.

Professor Soludo has drawn our attention to the striking but unfortunate similarity in the nation's economy in 1982-1984 period and what we are experiencing today. Back then, a period of sustained high crude oil prices had also ironically led to unsustainable debt levels and introduction of the austerity measure. Just as it happened more than three decades ago, it is difficult to explain how a sustained period of oil boom should ultimately lead to austerity measure except to say that huge opportunities that the period of boom presented were frittered away by mindless profligacy, wanton corruption and bad economic choices made by the PDP government, which has rewarded a protracted period of boom with uncertainty and austerity and is still asking for another mandate to do more damage.

If we sound upbeat in our manifesto, it is because we recognise that this crisis period also presents us a great opportunity to restructure the economy in a way that improves the quality of lives of our people by ensuring that our economic growth is job-led. Our party has identified job creation as a critical priority of government. We have noted with concerns that Nigeria’s unemployment rate of 23.9% should be seen as a national crisis. And if this government was more sensitive to the enormity of the challenge that this presents, it would be reluctant to jump all over the place in self celebration while so many of our youths are wasting away. In the immediate future, our priority is to tackle unemployment and provide good jobs by embarking on a massive programme of public works, building houses, roads, railways, ports and energy plants. Over the long term, we believe we must wean Nigeria off its dangerous addiction to oil, which currently provides 80% of our spending leaving us at the mercy of volatile international oil prices. Even as a federalist party, we believe that an economy that is dependent on a commodity that is so dangerously exposed to price volatility must always prepare for eventuality through savings and investments once the agreed thresholds are met. What we disagree with is the unilateral and arbitrary deductions in accruable revenues in a way that hampers the development of the federating States.

Going by the government's own statistics, is it mere coincidence that the three States with the lowest unemployment rate - Osun, Lagos and Kwara - are all APC States? This is evidence of our Party's ability to tackle this problem head-on. APC’s policy thrust will create an enabling environment and incentives for the formal and informal sectors to lead the quest for job creation. This will be done in addition to skills acquisition and enterprise- training to ensure our youths are equipped with the appropriate skills to take these jobs. Merely introducing a National Qualification Standards would power a whole new world of opportunities for our artisans by launching them into the international job markets. We note the issue that Professor Soludo picked with our figure of 720,000 jobs. We need to clarify that this is limited to immediate direct employment opportunities from public projects and maintenance works only. Our manifesto actually promises a lot more jobs but we see that as the product of the enabling environment we seek to create for private sector-led job creation, especially in high opportunity sectors like agriculture, construction, entertainment, tourism, ICT and sports. APC economic policy is driven by an overwhelming concern for the level of inequality in our country today. Specifically, to quote from our manifesto, we intend to achieve our job-creation agenda through:

Massive public works programme especially the building of a national railway system (complete with tramline systems for our major cities), interstate roads, and ports. These projects must commence early in the life of the new administration.

Establishing a new Federal Coordinating Agency - Build Nigeria - to fast track and manage these public works programmes with emphasis on Nigerian labour.
Embarking vigorously on industrialization, public works and agricultural expansion.
Diversifying the economy through a national industrial policy and innovative private-sector incentives that will move us away from over reliance on oil into value-added production especially manufacturing.
Reviving textile and other industries that have been rendered dormant because of inappropriate economic policies.
Reinvigorating the solid mineral sector by revamping our aged mining legislation and attracting new investment.
Developing a new generation of domestic oil refineries to lower import costs, enhance our energy independence and create jobs.
Working with state governments to turn the country into Africa's food basket through a new system of grants and interest free loans, and the mechanization of agriculture.
Encouraging and promoting the use of sports as a source of job creation, entertainment and recreation.
Creating a knowledge economy by making Nigeria an IT /professional/Telecom services outsourcing destination hub to create millions of jobs.
Filling the huge gap in middle level technical manpower with massive investment in technical and tradesmen's skills education.
Ensuring that all foreign contractors to include a plan of developing local capacity (technology transfer).
Creation of six Regional Development Agencies covering the country with representatives from the Federal Government, States and the private sector to manage a new N300billion growth fund.
Our obsession with job creation stems from the fact that we believe we must focus on actions that would serve the twin purpose of closing the gap in inequality and creating opportunities for our people, especially the youth. Our current situation is dangerous for the stability of the country. The Human Development Index position ranks Nigeria 152 of 169 countries surveyed. This is incompatible with the present administration’s insistence on celebrating GDP growth and our absolute economic size hinged on a routine rebasing exercise. As many commentators have pointed out, rebasing the GDP is not an achievement. Rather, it is a mere statistical adjustment that does not impact on the real or imagined standards of living of the people. So, we also wonder what this PDP government is celebrating. And maybe it is not that difficult to explain when one discovers that a small elite has captured the state and converted our commonwealth into private gain, becoming disproportionately rich from massive corruption while poverty has deepened. The income gap and illicit capital flight are growing alarmingly. Instead of investing in modernizing our economy, massive theft has starved the country of desperately needed resources for infrastructure and public services and left us dangerously dependent on fluctuating global oil prices for our economic survival. For the ordinary Nigerian, the much-touted economic growth cited by the present administration has not translated into employment or development. Over 100 million Nigerians are struggling to make ends meet on a regular basis.

Furthermore, we understand Professor Soludo’s concern on the cost of implementing our various programmes, especially those relating to social welfare. The enormity of this challenge is not lost on us. We also know that sometimes, going into government is like buying a "no testing" electronic equipment. You may never know the true state of what you are buying until you get in. We want to assure Professor Soludo and other likeminded Nigerians that our policy team is looking at all the options – including the worst-case scenario of a completely empty treasury. We are however confident that by blocking avenues of wastages and corruption alone, savings could run into billions of Naira that could be deployed for productive use. Even so, we agree with Professor Soludo that savings from corruption alone will not tackle the enormous challenges we are likely to confront in government. We are however comforted by the fact that a four-year period provides opportunity for phased implementation while growing the resource base as well as changing the culture of graft while reducing the cost of governance.

Quite significantly, we know that periods of economic downturn also potentially provide opportunity to lay the foundation for real economic restructuring and development; and we can reflect on how Singapore under Premier Lee Kuan Yew and the United States of America under President Franklin Delano Roosevelt used historic moments of economic downturn in their countries to launch a period of sustained development and a new deal for their people. General Buhari has never claimed to have the magic wand nor the answers to all of the country’s problems. His greatest assets would be his moral authority borne out of his self-sacrificing integrity, his sincerity of purpose and his patriotic zeal to return Nigeria to the path of progress and genuine development. He is committed to utilize competent and committed people of integrity wherever he may find them. This is precisely why he promised when flagging off his campaign in Port Harcourt on January 5, 2015 that if voted into power, it would be an opportunity to, in his words, "finally assemble a competent team of Nigerians to efficiently manage this country”. This is a clear sign that a meritocratic process will govern the appointment of those that would be entrusted with managing our economy and country. His stint as Head of State shows a track record of using self-sacrificing professionals in his governance team. His previous cabinet included the likes of Dr. Onaolapo Soleye, Professor Tam David-West and Professor Ibrahim Gambari.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) is determined to lead Nigeria in the direction of change that is so urgently required. And even as we prepare for the immediate rescue mission in 2015, our minds are also set on building the necessary democratic institutions that would entrench our ideological conviction as a progressive and people-centred party. A National Progressives Policy Institute is part of this plan in the near future but we are very clear about the enormity of the task ahead. We would not seek to underplay it. We are supremely confident that we are equal to the task and we appreciate the commitment of majority of Nigerians to this quest for change.

Dr. Kayode Fayemi heads the Policy, Research and Strategy Directorate of the APC Presidential Campaign.

Source: http://saharareporters.com/2015/01/27/re-buhari-v-jonathan-beyond-election-dr-kayode-fayemi#.VMegc47M8Zk.twitter



Now we have a comprehensive reply

Below is what the former president allegedly said. I use allegedly because after now, he will come out and say he never said it. Read below...
The truth of the matter is that Jonathan is aware that Buhari is qualified to contest for President Election but some hawks with Jonathan, do not want him to contest Because they believed that he will win and come for them.
The issue came up in 2007, and we investigated and found out that his WASEC is with the military and that was why he was allowed to contest in 2007.
Buhari cannot listen to anyone about his certificates because as a General of Nigeria Army,he will speak when he chooses, not by Femi Fani Kayode and Okupe asking him.
Fayose and other corrupt People including Kashamu do not want Buhari because of his anti-corruption slogan. Even Jonathan did not finish his PhD course but when it was presented we stated that, it does not matter but many people do not know because it was PDP thing.
I see Buhari as the next President and Jonathan is aware of that, and that is the reason they are hitting him everywhere to put confusion in his camp. But a General is always a General….

Source: http://lindaikeji..com/2015/01/obj-speaks-about-buharis-certificate.html#more

LMAyedun:
I will still vote for the clueless One come 2015. I still prefer the clueless One.

oga pls vote for him jor... It shows that u are also clueless. You called someone clueless and still intend voting for him. This Nigeria ehn! I pray there is growth and stability

TOPMAN4LIFE:
I am a bonafide Redeemed member but l will stil vote 4 jonathan

you can be a bonafide member of RCCG and still be stealing Nigeria's money with Jona so I expect u to vote him. I want to see a different Nigeria where no power, no fuel, no money, no school, no, no, no for everything is a thing of the past. PDP must go, we are tired! Change is what we desire between it's so difficult to sell GEJ now compare to the last time when he was the overwhelming favourite.

ebubest19:
Even if GMD picks my Dad as his running mate, i won't vote him?

U can lie!

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SHAKHTAR DONETSK V BAYERN MUNICH

SCHALKE V REAL MADRID

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successking:


At this time in our national life, we cannot afford leave the development of infrastructure we are yearning for in the wind of chance. Who is the hand you want to give a chance? You had better be wise!

I will take chances than remain stagnant for the next four years.

*I'm closing this conversation*

successking:


Buhari has been there before, today there is nothing to show for it and yet you want me to vote him again. I have said it before that the change we want in Nigeria will come from the youth and not APC.

But
The youth will have a party
The youth will be active in politics
The youth won't just say I'm a youth so vote me in
The youth will have a track record of making impact
The youth will be aware of when change is needed

So which youth is ready for 2015 and will be widely accepted?

Great Nigeria need transition not radical change, so we need to start somewhere to get somewhere.

I'm not saying you should vote Buhari, vote who you think will make Nigeria better.

I just want to give a new hand a chance to see what they can offer. We can't continue to do the same thing the same way and expect a different result. I've seen deaths, no light yet we pay, soaring prices of goods and expected soaring price of petroleum product next year and you expect me not to vote for change? I will have to sleep and have a rethink.

successking:


From what i have seen from the educational sector of the states under APC leadership, Lagos, Ogun, Ekiti etc, school fees were increased beyond the reach of poor Nigerians. Therefore a vote cast in favour of APC is a waste! Buhari's time has passed and so cannot be president again.

And you think that's the only way to appraise a government? Lets stop talking with sentiments and look critically at the future, if not there is no future for this country. This is not about party, it is about the individual.

bankylan:
I cry for this nation and the future of young Nigerians.....Comments on social media show how subjected we are as Nigerians.

The number one problem is that we can not even identify the problem we are being faced as a nation. Has this generation of young Nigerians totally lost hope? Do we believe in ourselves with all the power of social media at our disposal? Cant we get someone young, brilliant, and visionary to be our president? We are many in numbers, we can gather the needed votes, we can canvass and get supports from young and old. Is a 71 year old man, who has never articulated his vision other than a campaign of hatred against the present government the right candidate to take Nigeria to a new level?

It is not about 'I will provide road, water, electricity, 'security'! It is far more than that.

I have never been a fan of Jonathan, but is Buhari an alternative? The dilemma this generation is that we are faced with only two choices that are not reflections of the depth of human capital this nation posses.

This is my verdict, and I want anyone who cares to take note of this: Jonathan will win next year election even in a free and fair environment, but there will be a crisis from the opposition who are hell bent on ruling this nation. Jonathan may not be the best candidate, but he is the 'anointed' one for a reason that will not be clear to many Nigerians for now.....The change we need will not come from PDP and APC......Until Nigerian youths arise and join hands together, things will remain the same....

I concur with your argument, that young, vibrant and creative mind is needed in this country but I want to say that, the Nigeria political terrain will not accept anyone new to take up the mantle except the popular actors in the space. PDP have ruled Nigeria for so many years with no meaningful change and I see APC redefining that in the coming years and giving us the creative young leader that we need with time, their Governors across states in Nigeria should tell you where they will be taking us to in the nearest future. I'm not really a party partizan but I desire good life for Nigerians made by Nigerians. We have suffered enough, lets give another head a chance and lets see what they can do.

Nigerians should not be scared of change, the result might be good and it might be bad but lets give it a try so that we don't continue to wallow in suffering.

INEC should just give me my PVC and let me vote for CHANGE!

I feel a sense of CHANGE is coming soon!

Nigerians are wiser now.

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