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bittertruthz:
With the present situation in Nigeria, dont expect southerner to hold a strategic military position. There is 50/50 chances of beign IPOB or NDA sympathizer.

The mistake GEJ did was to use hausa/muslims to fight boko haram. He was so scared of the north and politically correct to involve hausa/muslims in fight against islamic terrorists.
Dasuki and other northern generals have secret contact with boko haram top men. They were not truthful to GEJ.

During OBJ regime, some group of[b] Hausa navy in my inlaws team refused to join gun boat driven by a bayelsa navy officers.
They don't trust a Bayelsan to drive them safely to fight militants in Bayelsa. WHY SHOULD CHRISTIANS ALLOW MUSLIMS TO LEAD THEM TO FIGHT ISLAMIC TERRORISTS?[/b]

Military affairs should be far from politics and political correctness.

Whether you are a civil engineer or an electrical engineer, there are certain things that every engineer needs to know to be good at their jobs. All that time spent in engineering school prepares you for a lot of tasks, but some skills just come more naturally to some than others. Here are the top 6 things that every engineer needs to know to be good at their job.

Time management

Being an engineer means handling many tasks and projects at once. If you aren’t able to effectively manage your time, then everything will soon come crumbling down. Try making lists or schedules to help organize your day. You will be amazing at how much free time you can squeeze out of a work day when it is properly managed.
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Basic engineering skills

Most engineering educations give engineers a pretty basic knowledge of many tasks needed to succeed in engineering. Even if you don’t use complex equations and math on a daily basis, it is important to keep up a working knowledge of many subjects. You never know when you will want to switch engineering careers and wind up in something you know nothing about.

How to act like an engineer

Many think that acting like an engineer means being cocky and telling everyone how smart you are. While some engineers are that way, the best way to act like an engineer is to work well under stress and solve problems well. In order to be a successful engineer, you need a good set of decision-making skills and the ability to function in high-stress situations.

[b]Understand other engineering disciplines[/b]

Whatever specialty you work in, it is important that you maintain knowledge of what other engineers do. This is helpful when it comes to collaboration projects or interdisciplinary research. You will come across much smarter when you can keep up with someone outside of your field.

How to give a presentation

Many engineers are introverted, but successful engineers at least know how to make themselves look extroverted and give good presentations. Elon Musk has admittedly struggled with public speaking due to his introverted nature. However, like any other skill, the more you practice public speaking, the better you will get.

[b]Risk and reward[/b]

When making important engineering decisions, engineers need to be able to weigh the risks and rewards of certain projects. When designing a structure or even a microprocessor, making certain decisions can have collateral and unintended results. It is important to recognize these issues and decide if the decision is worth the risk.

FlawlesRebirth02:
.are you a fooOl? The nigga never mentioned RAPE and as far as I can remember"Yorubas are only good at shouting and bragging“ getta life

Nigeria spends $11bn yearly on food importation’



Sesan Olufowobi

The Lagos State Government says Nigeria spends $11bn (N3.1tn) annually to import wheat, rice, sugar and fish.

The government stated this on Wednesday at a capacity building workshop for heads of agriculture department in the 57 local government and local council development areas of the state in Ikeja.

At the event, organised by the Ministry of Local Government and Community Affairs, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture, Dr Olayiwole Onasanya, said Nigeria’s importation rate was worrisome.

Quoting from a Central Bank of Nigeria report, Onasanya said, “Over $11bn was spent to import four consumable commodities–rice, wheat, fish and sugar– annually. Nigeria’s food import is growing at an unsustainable rate of 11 per cent per annum.”

He said relying on importation of expensive food from global markets fuelled domestic inflation, adding that excessive imports had put pressure on the naira and hurt the economy.

Onasanya said, “The Lagos State Government has, however, taken the bull by the horns to boost food production at the grass roots. We are organising capacity building for LG workers to increase farm size and productivity.”

The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Local Government and Community Affairs, Jafar Sanuth, observed that involvement of departments of agriculture at the LG level in food production had been minimal.

The Director, Community Agriculture, Ministry of Local Government and Community Affairs, Dapo Olakulehin, said the aim of the workshop was to bring about diversification of the agricultural sector.

Sources from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) have revealed to SaharaReporters that their agents sealed offices of The First Group company in the Central Business District of Abuja. The First Group, a real estate development company, has featured in SaharaReporters investigations into the unexplainable properties belonging to Army Chief of Staff Tukur Buratai.

The First Group is located on the seventh floor of the Bank of Industry building of the Central Business District, Abuja.

Mr. Buratai, the current Chief of Army Staff, purchased two luxury properties in a posh area of Dubai for N120 million naira. The army has said that these properties were purchased from Mr. Buratai’s personal savings despite receiving an army salary for his career. It will be recalled that Mr. Buratai purchased these properties in one installment using a Skye bank account.

Sources from the EFCC have told SaharaReporters that The First Group scammed Nigerians out of more than $200 billion.

Investigations by the EFCC also revealed that the company known as TFG Real Estate Limited, which operates in Nigeria, is fronting as The First Group company which according to sources is[b] based in Dubai and not registered in Nigeria.[/b]

The First Group, which operates as a Ponzi scheme, entices Nigerians to invest in Dubai properties and forces them to make payments. When they can no longer service those payments the company seizes their money.

larabae13:
Lolz shey d photographer no check am b4 he snap d picture ni?

mizzbouqui:
They can't be, I'm a Nigerian obviously those ones are whites

tammie24:
The north has the highest number of civil servants in Nigeria


This is a biased information


Check out the OP' s name


What did you expect?

Imo _ 5825

Abia _ 3579

Anambra _ 3576

Enugu _ 2695

Ebonyi _ 865
---------------
16540

Borno _ 1822

Adamawa _ 1727

Gombe _ 1218

Bauchi _ 1172

Taraba _ 1112

Yobe _ 744
----------------
7795

uwagimboo:
Go nd get ur statistic right, 80% of that figure re Teachers..

Ogun _ 4669

Ondo _ 3393

Osun _ 3321'

Oyo _ 3244

Ekiiti _ 2613

Lagos _ 2180
_--------------
19,420

Kaduna _ 3199

Kano _ 1545

Katsina _ 1237

Kebbi _ 875

Sokoto _ 732

Jigawa _ 675

Zamfara _ 543
-----------------
8,806

babe4wealth:
OP ABEG SMALL SMALL LIE. ARRSSSSSSHHHH.
THIS IS D STRONGEST LIE OF 2016


SEE MY PROOF: CROSS RIVER STATE CAN NEVER HAVE 26 FED CIVIL SERVANTS, WHY BECAUSE UNICAL ALONE CAN'T HAVE A STAFF STRENGTH LESS THAN 500......ABEG OP DON'T BE A LIAR MOHAMMED.....

Delta _ 4419

Akwa ibom _ 4416

Edo _ 3890

Cross River _ 2681

Rivers _ 1675

Bayelsa _ 957
--------------=
18,038

Kogi _ 5186

Benue _ 3951

Plareau _ 2543

Kwara _ 2537

Niger _ 2193

Nassarawa _ 1452
-------------------
17,862

DaudaAbu:
FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE PERSONNEL BY STATES
IMO HAS THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF CIVIL SERVANTS WHILE ZAMFARA IS THE LEAST.

1. Abia 3579
2. Adamawa 1727
3. Akwa Ibom 4416 ------------------------ 5th
4. Anambra 3576
5. Bauchi 1172
6. Bayelsa 957
7. Benue 3951
8. Borno 1822
9. Cross River 2681
10. Delta 4419 ------------------------- 4th
11. Ebonyi 865
12. Edo 3890
13. Ekiti 2613
14. Enugu 2695
15. FCT 533 ----------------------------------- 37th
16. Gombe 1218
17. Imo 5825 --------------------------------- 1st
18. Jigawa 675 ------------------------------- 35th
19. Kaduna 3199
20. Kano 1545
21. Katsina 1237
22. Kebbi 875
23. Kogi 5186 -------------------------------- 2nd
24. Kwara 2537
25. Lagos 2180
26. Nasarawa 1452
27. Niger 2193
28. Ogun 4669 ------------=----------------- 3rd
29. Ondo 3393
30. Osun 3321
31. Oyo 3244
32. Plateau 2542
33. Rivers 1675
34. Sokoto 732
35. Taraba 1112
36. Yobe 744
37. Zamfara 543 ------------------------ 36th
Not specified 518
TOTAL: 89,511
Nominal Roll as at November 2015
By Dr Joe Abah - DG, Bureau of Public Service Reforms.

South South;

Delta _ 4419

Akwa ibom _ 4416

Edo _ 3890

Cross River _ 2681

Rivers _ 1675

Bayelsa _ 957
--------------=
18,038

North Central

Kogi _ 5186

Benue _ 3951

Plareau _ 2543

Kwara _ 2537

Niger _ 2193

Nassarawa _ 1452
-------------------
17,862
South West;

Ogun _ 4669

Ondo _ 3393

Osun _ 3321'

Oyo _ 3244

Ekiiti _ 2613

Lagos _ 2180
_--------------
19,420

North West

Kaduna _ 3199

Kano _ 1545

Katsina _ 1237

Kebbi _ 875

Sokoto _ 732

Jigawa _ 675

Zamfara _ 543
-----------------
8,806

South East

Imo _ 5825

Abia _ 3579

Anambra _ 3576

Enugu _ 2695

Ebonyi _ 865
---------------
16540

North East

Borno _ 1822

Adamawa _ 1727

Gombe _ 1218

Bauchi _ 1172

Taraba _ 1112

Yobe _ 744
----------------
7795

Project400:
You're right, however, EFCC as a body ought to operate beyond the Federal level.

Many local government chairmen hitherto this administration have been invited by the EFCC.

While it is not a crime to probe any administration, those who call it "witch-hunt" do have some points, as the Jonathan administration is not the first in the fourth republic. In any case, the recovery of stolen funds should continue.

The Director General, Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR), Dr. Joe Abah, on Friday, disclosed that no fewer than 89, 511 civil servants are in the Federal Government’s employ, across States of the Federation.


Abah, in a series of tweets via his Twitter handle, @DrJoeAbah said that as at November 2015, States that topped the chat with most civil servants in the Federal Civil Service are Imo (5825), Kogi (5186), Ogun (4669) Delta (4419) and Akwa-Ibom (4416).

In percentage, Imo State makes up ( 7 %), Kogi (6 %), Ogun (5% ), Delta (5%) and Akwa Ibom (5%).

According to Abah, the Federal Civil Servants by State of Origin read thus:


1. Abia 3579
2. Adamawa 1727
3. Akwa Ibom 4416
4. Anambra 3576
5. Bauchi 1172
6. Bayelsa 957
7. Benue 3951
8. Borno 1822
9. Cross River 2681
10. Delta 4419
11. Ebonyi 865
12. Edo 3890
13. Ekiti 2613
14. Enugu 2695
15. FCT 533
16. Gombe 1218
17. Imo 5825
18. Jigawa 675
19. Kaduna 3199
20. Kano 1545
21. Katsina 1237
22. Kebbi 875
23. Kogi 5186
24. Kwara 2537
25. Lagos 2180
26. Nasarawa 1452
27. Niger 2193
28. Ogun 4669
29. Ondo 3393
30. Osun 3321
31. Oyo 3244
32. Plateau 2542
33. Rivers 1675
34. Sokoto 732
35. Taraba 1112
36. Yobe 744
37. Zamfara 543
Not specified 518
TOTAL: 89,511

Nominal Roll as at November 2015
By Dr Joe Abah - DG, Bureau of Public Service Reforms.

''Arguing the bail application Mr Amosu’s lawyer, ChiefBolaji Ayorinde (SAN), said:“He has remitted colossal sums of money to the federal government, although not in admittance of guilt, but out of cooperation with security agencies

ARBITRAGEUR:
There is no order there. Post the link here if you are sure. What is there is a word document showing inflows and outflow from the account. It is not signed by anybody

http://saharareporters.com/2016/06/28/court-order-freezing-governor-fayoses-zenith-bank-accounts-surfaces

show me where there is any Court order there

kingkakaone:
if this is true then I can't help but say Nigeria politicians are all clowns. But what pains me most is the people who chose sides when these criminals don't even care for them.
so it's the governor that is controlling them? this speaks a lot about how they have not passed any positive policy to help their citizens since they entered their offices.
#teamneutral.
BTW, if EFCC comes now, will they be able to stand or run?