₦airaland Forum

MondeLuv:
Lol! I haven't seen that man named after a beer in action before oo

dats Bayelsa state 4 u ...I recalled durin my NYSC days one of my student's name is 'Certificate'

Today is the burial of His Royal Highness Mr Bala Madaki district head of Fadan
Karshi in Numana chiefdom of
Sanga local government area of
Kaduna.
Madaki was killed alongside his
nephew, Emmanuel Tanko, at his
residence in Fadan Karshi.
May their Souls rest in peace. Amen

Mine is Dstv......I dnt dislike paying Electricity bill cos I paid 4 wat I used.

darmilolah:
Where in Ilorin?

Eastern Reservoir road, Beside End Time Overcomers Church Tanke. Though the caretaker just informed us (Tenants) that they wil be increment to N150,000 by next year.

N120,000 two bedroom flat in Ilorin

sheedy407:
I just applied now Dou it have passed the expiration date.
I still received the successful submission acknowledgement too but is it still valid?

the recruitment is goin to end by 13 of May, so u r on point bro

D litle girl hugged him unaware

What you sow is what you wil reap.
Let's give Baba sometimes cos rome was not built in a day.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10208622498381891&id=1292846322&refid=17&_ft_=top_level_post_id.10208622498381891%3Atl_objid.10208622498381891%3Athid.1292846322%3A306061129499414%3A2%3A0%3A1462085999%3A2900080463114822826&__tn__=%2As

pappyG:
For those that are yet to get a mail after application, I personally believe one of these could be responsible:
1. Incorrect emai

2. Not filling the minimum requirements lyk 23-28 Yrs for cadet ASP, height of less than 1.6metres, and so on..

If you filled your form accurately in line with the minimum requirements, I believe you will still get the mail.

I quite disagree wit u on d age ground cos I applied using 29yrs stil I got my mail

comffy:
Good morning. I applied for specialist under ASP yesternite n was acknowledged dat my filling of d form was successful but yet to receive dere mail. I av checked my mail n spam severally. Pls wat can I do?

you can stil get it if u r sure u used d correct email bt is it more dan 24hrs u applied?

ify2016:
Where will someone submit guarantor's form after completing the information

No where 4 now..until u r called

pendusky:
I can tell you what going thru Mikel mind




KD no get even 1 Star Hotel?

must Gov host them at Abok1 eatery?

lol, Jst a trip to Kaduna wil change ur mindset. http://hotels.ng/hotels-in-kaduna

The Police Service Commission (PSC) has
warned that there would be no short-cut into
the Nigeria Police Force in the recruitment of
10,000 personnel.
President Muhammadu Buhari had in 2015
approved the recruitment of 10,000 policemen
at the National Security Summit in Abuja.
In a statement Wednesday, Ikechukwu Ani,
Head, Press and Public Relations of the
commission, told journalists that Mike Okiro,
Chairman of the commission, gave the
warning while unveiling a portal for the
exercise in Abuja.
The statement said that the portal would be
opened to the public on April 1 to herald the
commencement of the exercise.
“The process leading to the recruitment of
10,000 Policemen as directed by President
Muhammadu Buhari at the National Security
Summit in Abuja last year, has commenced,”
the statement said.
It said the unveiling of the portal was in
actualisation of the presidential directive on
the recruitment of the 10,000 Policemen.
The statement noted that the exercise was
remarkable because there had not been
recruitment into the Nigeria Police Force for
more than five years.
It said that thousands of policemen who died
in the course of service, dismissed or retired,
had not been replaced since the last five
years.
The statement stressed that the recruitment
would strengthen and re-energise the force to
tackle more security challenges facing the
country.
It explained that the exercise could not begin
last year because the funding was not
captured in the 2015 budget.
The statement urged interested applicants to
access the portal through the commission’s
website: www.psc.gov.ng or that of the
Nigeria Police Force: www.npf.gov.ng.
It said that no fee would be charged for the
processing of the forms which would be filled
on-line.
“We are not charging money. It is free,
absolutely free,” it said.
The statement said that the exercise would be
in three entry points of Constable, Cadet
Inspector and Cadet ASP, while there would
also be recruitment into the Specialist cadre.
It said that applicants for Police Constables
are expected to possess five credits including
Mathematics and English Language at Senior
School Certificate Examination in not more
than two sittings.
It said that for Cadet Inspectors, in addition to
having the requirements of Police Constables,
candidates would be expected to have an
Ordinary National Diploma (OND), Advanced
Level (A level), National Certificate in
Education (NCE) or their equivalents.
The statement said Candidates for Cadet ASP
must possess a University degree or a Higher
National Diploma (HND)

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/200700-nigeria-police-begin-recruitment-10000-personnel.html

RevDesm0ndJuju:
Dr. John Dan Fulani has been in detention for close to 4mths now after he was arrested on the orders of the Kaduna state governor over a post he made on social media.


He has since been arraigned before a kaduna magistrate court for posting "insidious statements" which the state claims can spark unrests in kaduna.


The trial magistrate denied him bail and Dr. John Dan Fulani has since been remanded in prison custody at the kaduna prison over a post he made on Facebook criticizing the APC blind fanatic supporters.


Welcome to change

https://kokofeed.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Danfulani.png

He has since been granted bail
http://dailypost.ng/2016/02/01/kasu-lecturer-dr-john-danfulani-granted-bail-with-stringent-conditions/

Politics in Nigeria is all about permanent interest

betty616:
Do people really get jobs from these vacancies posted online and from job sites like Jobzilla, jobberman and the rest. How real is that?

of-course! I got my present job via online applicatn

B.Eng. (Agricultural and Bioresources Engineering) FUTMinna, Second Class honours (Upper Division)

Financial Inclusion, Suzieedee com n see oh.

The Kaduna State University has suspended one of its senior lecturers for posting a Facebook comment deemed as hate speech.
In December, John Danfulani stirred controversy by lashing at supporters of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, northern leaders, and President Muhammadu Buhari. He also mocked the large number of out-of-school children in the north.
Part of his Facebook post post said, “To them, APC is a religious party. Northern leaders under the party are demigods and crusaders of their ways of life. These people living in dusty villages of Sokoto, Kebbi, Zamfara, Kano, Jigawa are quick in calling you ‘Arne or Kafiri’ (Meaning Pagan) once you express your view on anything their God PMB and his brigade of small Angels are doing. Attack the attacker, and lets the skies fall”.
Mr. Danfulani confirmed to PREMIUM TIMES that he authored the post, which was widely circulated among Kaduna residents.
He subsequently deleted his Facebook page. Mr. Danfulani is believed to be currently out of the country.
After criticisms poured in, the university queried Mr. Danfulani, calling his post “divisive, injurious and tantamount to hate speech”.
In a query dated January 6, signed by the school registrar, Talatu A Kuri, the university said the lecturer should explain why disciplinary action should not be taken against him for a comment he posted on the social media.


“The content of the publication you authored is divisive, injurious to the University and tantamount to hate speech capable of inciting particular group of students against staff and other students. This behaviour is unbecoming of a lecturer who is supposed to mould students’ character and impart learning,” the letter said.
In his response, Mr. John said he was not furnished with details of his offence.
“It is a large world of dozens of platforms, most of which are yet to be in full practice in Nigeria. I have pages that upload my opinions on multifaceted local and international issues when my conscience and spirit direct me to do so,” he wrote.
“Because of this, I do not know on which of the platforms the piece that generated this query was hoisted because your query did not contain such details.”
He added: “My wall, updates and writings in the social media are all in my private capacity and not in my official capacity as a Lecturer with the University”.
Not satisfied with his response, the school authority suspended him from the university.
The registrar of the university, Talatu A. Kuri, last week, informed Mr. Danfulani of the decision.
The letter reads: “We refer to our letter of query dated 5th January, 2016, requesting you to explain within 48 hours why disciplinary action will not be taken against you for gross misconduct and confirm that you failed to respond.
“In line with S15 (1) 4 of KASU staff Conditions of Service, the Vice Chancellor has suspended you from duty forthwith and will report the matter to Council.”
A student leader of the university who spoke to PREMIUM TIMES said the post could have caused a major crisis save for the prompt response by the authorities.
On Saturday, the Kaduna State Security Council announced that it would henceforth prosecute any group of persons or individuals inciting ethno-religious crisis in the state.
Rising from its weekly security meeting, the council said the warning was necessary following reports of comments made by individuals capable of creating social unrest in the state.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/197546-kaduna-university-suspends-lecturer-facebook-hate-speech.html

Haba dis is unfair oh! Not all d rat r carryin lassa fever virus na...

Like in d case of boko haram in Borno state, not evry1 in Borno are members of boko haram.

So because boko haram's are killin people FG wil order d killin of evry1 in Borno.

Dis is jst unfair to d rat community...

DULLARDipo:
Hehehehe! Gradually, the hidden Islamization agenda is coming to light

And what makes you think Umar Yakubu Barde is a Muslim?

The National Christian Elders Forum, NCEF, has described as falsehood, the recent allegation of a conspiracy between the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN , the Boko Haram sect and the military in the recent clash between soldiers and Muslim Shiites in Zaria.

Scores of Shiites were killed a fortnight ago by soldiers who accused them of trying to kill the army chief, and later of incessantly blocking public roads.

In a statement signed by its chairman, Solomon Asemota, the forum described the allegation by an analyst on Iran’s Press TV as sheer absurdity aimed at igniting a conflict between Christians and Shiite Muslims in Nigeria.

“The National Christian Elders Forum wishes to refute publicly and stridently that there is no iota of truth in a video report credited to an Iranian television station in which an Iranian lecturer posited that a “triangle of evil” composing of the Nigerian Army, Boko Haram, and Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) have combined to destroy Shiites in Nigeria!”

“Apart from its sheer absurdity, this dangerous statement should not be dismissed because it is calculated to beat the drums of war in far away Iran to mobilize Muslim Shiites to attack Nigerian Christians”, the statement said.

The forum also noted that the country, and especially Christians have suffered tremendously in the hands of the Boko Haram terrorist group, which it says is made up of Sunni Muslims and added that all efforts must be geared towards avoiding a Shiite-based Islamic sect in the country.

It further called on President Muhammadu Buhari to avoid any form of coalition with the Saudi Arabian Government against ISIS.

Source:http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/195813-shiite-killings-nigerian-christian-leaders-condemn-iranian-analyst-for-dangerous-statement.html

Povertyyyyy waaka!

INTROVERT where are thou, i never knew you could also be found in the university.

The Commercial court has ordered telecom giant MTN Uganda to pay a sum of Shs 2.3bn (about $662,000) in damages to EzeeMoney Limited for sabotaging its business.

Justice Henry Peter Adonyo on November 6, 2015 also ordered MTN to stop acting in unlawful and anti-competitive manner, which denies other businesses an opportunity to prosper.

Justice Adonyo said MTN should pay Shs 800m to EzeeMoney in general damages for loss of business. It should also pay a penalty of Shs 1.5bn in punitive damages to deter not only MTN but also warn other companies against uncompetitive business tactics.

It all started when EzeeMoney, which runs an e-money business, obtained a contract from MTN for the provision of digital transmission [E1] and 30 fixed telephone lines to carry out its mobile money business.

EzeeMoney then contracted Yo! Uganda Limited (YUL) to implement the service after Uganda Communications Commission, the regulator, approved it on December 2012, to use the 7711 short code to enable its customers to subscribe for e-money services.

But in 2013, MTN canceled the contract, saying EzeeMoney was a direct competitor to its mobile money business. Through AF Mpanga and company advocates, EzeeMoney went to court, saying MTN’s action “restricted and distorted competition.”

EzeeMoney said MTN also damaged its ties with YUL and deprived it of services of other telecommunications operators. It argued that MTN used its exclusivity agreements to stop its agents from working for any other firm with similar business, further limiting competition.

‘ILLEGAL ACTIONS’
In a January 28, 2013 letter to EzeeMoney, MTN appeared to say its business would be disrupted if the former was given access to its platform.

“EzeeMoney is in direct competition with MTN in the provision of mobile money,” read the letter in part.

Justice Adonyo said the letter confirmed that MTN was stopping services of the company because it considered it a competitor.

“It is testified that when YUL required the defendant [MTN] to activate the plaintiff’s [EzeeMoney]short code on its platform, the defendant declined to do so on the basis that the plaintiff was in direct competition with it,” the judge observed.

“YUL then seeing that the plaintiff couldn’t carry out the business they had agreed together, by a letter dated 7/2/2013, did terminate all services with the plaintiff as YUL did not want to jeopardize its relationship with the defendant.”

David Mpanga, EzeeMoney’s lead counsel, said MTN’s action of not activating the short code and the subsequent cancellation by YUL led to loss of business.

“The denial of the use of the defendant’s [MTN] platform to the plaintiff [EzeeMoney] by the defendant would thus be an act which is prohibited within the meaning of section 53(1) (a) of the Act [Communications] for it limited competition,” Adonyo said.

AGENTS STOPPED

The judge also found that MTN coerced its agents to reject EzeeMoney. One witness, Sammy Mwathi, told court that he was an MTN money agent and he was restricted from dealing with other firms in the same business by signing exclusivity agreement.

“The perusal of the exclusivity agreement itself confirms the position that the defendant acted outside the law for it appears it used coercive methods like denial of services to its agents,” he said. “[This] prohibited fair competition…and [was] contrary to the provisions of the law.”
Justice Adonyo described MTN’s tactics as “malicious”.
“I find that by virtue of the defendant [MTN] being in a dominant position in the business [mobile money], which the plaintiff [EzeeMoney] was involved, [MTN] decided to act maliciously, highhandedly, egregiously, vindictively and oppressively towards the plaintiff for no valid legal reasons…,” Adonyo said.

These tactics made EzeeMoney to become inoperative, losing its business while MTN continued to prosper, grossing over $400m in revenue according to its 2014 report to investors, the judge said.

Such huge revenues, Adonyo says, were a sign that MTN benefited unfairly in the mobile money market after stifling the competition from EzeeMoney.

“It [MTN] must rethink how it behaves towards other business entities.”

The judge also declared MTN’s exclusivity agreements with its agents null and void contravening 53(1) (b) of the Communications Act 2013.

Asked about their next course of action, MTN corperate affairs manager Justina Ntabgoba said: “I can’t comment; I am not a lawyer.”

The developments in Uganda come at a time when MTN group has just suffered a $5.2bn fine in Nigeria after it failed to disconnect unregistered lines.

http://leadership.ng/business/475731/more-troubles-for-mtn-as-uganda-fine-telco-622000