yes I have an office, No 46 obiwali road, rumuigbo, port harcourt. Call me on my line to discuss

AM in PH but I need to know what you are into. 08033001360

Fellow Nairalands,
Please I just received a text from the company -Maple group Limited 75 Allen Avenue Ikeja for an interview for the 18th of April. Pls does anyone know about the company and what they are into. Thanks

Ekweremadu Asks Senate To Legalise Prostitution Www.dailytrust.com.ng


Can you guys beat this!. This is what is on the front burner in our senate

Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu yesterday asked the Senate to consider the possibility of legalising prostitution in the country.

Speaking during debate on a motion on the scourge of human trafficking in the country, Ekweremadu said since it has become impossible to stop prostitution in the land, the Senate should consider regulating the act in the country.

According to him "we need to regulate prostitution in this country so that if anyone wants to indulge in prostitution, the person should be registered and issued with a license. If we say we want to stop it, it would be difficult. It is done in other countries; let us regulate it by issuing license."

Also speaking on the matter, Senate President David Mark said it is difficult to stop the act of prostitution saying "the FCT administration has been trying to stop but they are facing stiff resistance because the prostitutes have their association and even their own legal adviser. It is a reasonably organised bad profession."

While debating on the motion that centred on human trafficking, several senators advocated for amendment to the National Agency for Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) Act to provide for capital punishment for those involved in human trafficking.

The position followed a motion on the scourge of human trafficking in the country moved by Senator Dahiru Awaisu Kuta (PDP, Niger East) and 33 other senators.

In his motion, Kuta said though NAPTIP is struggling to tackle the menace of human trafficking in the country, "the situation has been on the increase and has been identified as the world's fastest growing criminal industry, second only to drug trafficking and fraud.

In his contribution, Senator Uche Chukwumerije (PDP, Abia) said "we should upgrade the punishment for human trafficking to capital punishment. Equally to be joined are all the security personnel that are along the route where it take place. I don't believe that it is happening without the knowledge of the security agencies along the entry and exit points."
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Also commenting, Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume (PDP, Borno South) said there is need for more punitive measures to end the menace saying "human trafficking is not only in terms of export. We have house boys and girls in the country that don't have any future. Most of them are not even up to the age specified by law. They work for so many years and all they get is commendation without any form of future."

On his part, Senator Datti Baba-Ahmed (CPC, Kaduna North) expressed worry on the ugly dimension of human ritual to the crime of trafficking in persons. He revealed several instances of victims kidnapped and used for 'devil worship'.

After the debate, Senate directed its committee on judiciary, human rights and legal matters to carry out further legislative action on the matter and report back to the whole Senate.
http://allafrica.com/stories/201110050976.html

No, mine is in Port harcourt

Thanks Seun.
I also want to know if there exists a bandwidth manager that I can install on my network to check abuse of usage eg downloads etc. Am overshooting the bandwidth package given to me which is 25GB per month

hi, add me too mekus_71@yahoo.com. i have a cafe too and am using IPNX . It is good and very reliable. call me on 08033001360

Pls guys I have a cybercafe where I have someone doing online forex trading. The system is on 24 hrs with the forex software running o it. I want to know if this affect my total bandwidth usage. I was told by a friend that it doesn't. I need your advice

I hear the light NEPA restored is for only the independence day celebration. After today, they will take it back again. I live in Rumigbo, we have not had light for close to a month or more.I run a business that require power 24 7. Am almost closing up. Beaf you are a fool. If they paid you to write what you are writing, you will pay for it soon.

Who is fooling Who??
What kind of prayers? Who are the people sitting (or ducking) in the first row -the real thieves. God will send lightning to that prayer ground. You cannot fool God. And even if you can fool some people sometimes, you cannot fool all the people all the time.
God fire una nash from that not-fit-for-local government-chairman called Goodluck Jonathan to the rest like Anehieh etc

My friends who sat for the DPR recruitment exercise before NNPC even advertised their vacancies is still awaiting the final list up till now. They passed the written test, did the oral interview twice and up till now are still waiting for medicals and employment letters. The last they heard was that they have taken the final list to the federal Character commission (or whatever they call themselves). Their recruitment started June 12 2010!! (can you remember how far , that was the day Nigeria played Argentina in the world cup in south africa) .
So guys prepare to wait for a lonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnng while.

Lonamy! Whey are you playing with our emotions!1.
NNPC will first send a mail and a text message if possible asking that we come for medicals before sending employment letters.
And moreover the employment letters will be handed over physically to sucessfull candidates in the Towers in Abuja and not by DHL. That was how the last patch got theirs.

Dainy1 let me have your email address . Are you a guy or gal

Fuel subsidy: Senate probes NNPC, oil minister over N771bn illegal expenditure



Hope this will not delay our employment oh!!

Guys, I don't know who else but men! am so tensed up about this stuff. To have gotten to this point of the recruitment and not ,
We really need the prayers. I just felt we should all share any positives from the interview sessions. Do you have any stories to tell. I'll tell mine.

I was asked a question on my presentation --One of the implications of your idea for improving EGOC would mean changing all the IT infrastructure in place and replacing them with the Digital option.
Luckily my answer was right there in one of my bullet points. -NO, we need to build from what we have presently to what we want.


As I was leaving the interview room, I heard one of the guys say to the group -"I was impressed with his answers ,how about you guys?

Meeen!! Am just keying in to that comment. Pls guys share yours . We need such positives.

From Naijajobs.com

a colleague got a call just noe from NNPC asking him to send scanned copies of his credentials via reply to an e-mail that would be sent to him. Has anyone here got a similar experience?

Good morning team!.
Saw this latest on naiijajobs and felt I should pass it to you guys. I don't know how correct it is

my brother just returned frm towers for a course.here is d info from HR:4900 shortlisted for interview,only 490 will be considered cos dats is no of vacant spaces nnpc can afford to absorb.federal character(13 per state fct inclusive) will be yardstick.the GMs only recommended qualified candidates,selection is absolutely HR.

Just spoke to my pal in the head office HR (who came in via this same process in 2008) and he confirmed that this Sept ending /early November the results will be out. He says new staff[b] must[/b] start work by January and most give their present employer 2-3months notice. So guys, na this month oh.!

Guys, Saw this and thought I should share it with you.

[i][i][i][i]Originally Posted by Jesus Army View Post
brethen, we are loosing focus again. these issues are not what we should be concerned about.
there are hawks fighting to ensure that the process is either aborted, or a list of those who didnt even participate in the process, be integrated.
i think more than ever before, the house mates should be on their knees, on this matter.
every thing concerning the process has been pinned down, including the cheque for transportation,
it was, at the last meeting, pegged at 10 graduate trainees per state, 10 trainee operators per state. im not aware that it has been changed.
a graduate trainee in 2008, earned about 70k. presently its about 140k. tax inclusive.
can we be sober now, and intreat the Lord on this process.
let the sweat, and the risk our brethen took on that day not be in vain. no vulture will see our carcass[/i][/i][/i][/i]

Thanks SilaV. That is what we want to hear.

Guys, we need updates and not all this "tributes". When,how, which , NNPC interview updates pls.

In Kaduna during her NYSC. Actually went to the NYSC lounge with a friend to see his cousin (NYSC too). I was interested in the cousin then, but when I saw this other girl, MEN!!! it was like,  the Thunderbolt (you know, like the Godfather -Michael in Sicily then). Men!!, I love this girl to die oh. I will jump in front of a train for her. She is my wify now.