₦airaland Forum

brill:
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

Dis Guy:
HR people

Lets say Taiwo who is nigerian by birth with a Pakistani citizenship ,is interested in working for a nigerian company
will he still be required to produce the NYSC certificate or will he have to apply for a 'work permit' to avoid the NYSC certi?

ElRazur:
If you read the other thread that is discussing this topic as well, I have already explained what I feel the British press do here. In a nut shell, they do NOT have obsession like the Nigerian press. Gordon Brown do have one eye and this have not been a topic for the press to dabble in week-in week-out. On the flip side, the comedians however do mock the people in the government as it is a long standing tradition here.

APPARENTLY feeling the impact of the global credit crunch and the increase in crime among her residents, the United Kingdom government is desperate to repatriate over 800 Nigerian prisoners serving various jail terms for sex, drug, immigration and other minor offences in various British prisons.

Though The Guardian learnt that there was a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and ongoing discussions for the past two years, the Nigerian side, led by Senate Olalekan Mustapha (Ogun East), was not ready to be rushed into the exercise, citing the amendment of the Prison Act, as one major hindrance.

We visited some of their prisons and almost all of them are filled to capacity."

His words: "There're some other issues involved because, if you look at the conditions of British prisons, it's far better than the conditions of prisons back home (in Nigeria).

"So, we also are afraid of bringing them back to such prisons at home so that they don't come home and cause some kind of revolution there.

the press in Nigeria has continued to assert, albeit wrongly that the South-Easterners have abandoned education.

Agboola1:
400 Nigerian prisoners in British jails to be sent home 
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Nigerian prisoners in British jails to be sent home Hundreds of Nigerian prisoners are to be sent home to serve out their sentences in Nigeria to ease the pressure on British jails.

Up to 400 prisoners are being repatriated when the British government reached a deal with Nigeria after months of negotiating.

The move paves the way for hundreds more criminals to be deported. Gordon Brown has vowed that thousands of prisoners from Nigeria, Vietnam and China will be sent home as “expeditiously as possible”.

An agreement has already been signed with Jamaica, which tops the list of foreign nationals in jails in England and Wales, although only a limited number of the 1,400 Jamaicans in British prisons will be returned home.

The scale of the problem facing the Government was disclosed shortly after Mr Brown took over in 2007. Figures were released showing that only 136 foreign national prisoners were repatriated in 2005, while 9,610 foreign nationals started jail terms in England and Wales.

It also emerged that prisoners from two jails reserved exclusively for foreign nationals were released early to ease prison overcrowding. Some 21 foreign nationals held in Bullwood Hall and Canterbury jails were released 18 days early under the Ministry of Justice’s emergency early release scheme.

Deals on repatriation are being sought with Nigeria, Vietnam and China which account for afurther 1,700 inmates. Until recently prisoners had to consent to repatriation, but ministers have scrapped the rule and hope to increase substantially the number being sent home to serve their jail terms.

Jamaica has 1,400 foreign prisoners in British cells, Nigeria has more than 1,000, while Vietnam and China have 400 and 300 prisoners in British jails.

However, before any deals can be concluded, ministers need assurances that sentences imposed by the British courts will be enforced fully in the home states. It is also likely to be difficult to reach a deal with China, which already refuses to take back failed asylum-seekers and illegal immigrants.

ElRazur:
I'm sorry but it is people like you who just ooze ignorance. Why the unhealthy obsession with the man's health? It sucks. Many leaders in history and as of now do have their health issues, I do not see how this is of any difference. Only that people like you and the immature[b] Nigeria's press have an unhealthy interest.[/b]

So what if "e go die soon o"? Like you or the idiots who have an obsession with him will live for ever? People get a grip. This ain't no news.

Kobojunkie:
I am sorry when I am looking for change in the agricultural sector, I am looking for increases around 300%, not 12%. We are so way below where we ought to be. and a mere 12% increase is not going to cut it. There is ofcourse the issue of corruption and all that also needs to be curbed so the money actually goes into agricultural programs that actually help move us up and out of where we are today.

Kobojunkie:
Sure, I believe it is the common sense thing to do, but administration after administration, we have seen nothing of the sort so far. As @Gamine pointed out, instead of pumping more money into agriculture this time around, our dead president moved to cut wages as reaction to the crisis.

spikedcylinder:
10 million for 5 years? Plus accommodation, feeding and transport? You people are joking abi?

Maybe not in Lagos sha.

Gamine:
Yes.

And they had fares as low as 2500

and like i said before, i wonder why the planes are still very empty 

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Henry Ekene:
I'm studying physics in a university of agriculture here in Nigeria. But my fear is where can i fit in after graduation? Someone pls explain things to me. Thnx

benincitys:
every thing was dried, i hate germany and their laws
i m going to fight them until i get my item back ,
nothing piss me up like this .

Kobojunkie:
And here I am thinking this thread was created to discuss Nairaland and it's place in the bright future imagined by the original poster. . . . . jeezzz!!!

All these are supposed to be adults ooo!!! God have mercy on  Nigeria !!

Pastor Adeboye, at a three-day prayer meeting of the Apostolic Conference of Pentecostal Church leaders in Nigeria held at the RCCG, Redemption Camp, Shagamu, said just like the famine which took place in Egypt in the days of Joseph, the global financial crisis would persist.

“Despite the gloomy economic state worldwide, those who are righteous, faithful in giving their tithes and offering will prosper,” he said.

As prospective Real Estate investors, you have to look out for these two divisions so as to buy or go for the appropriate investment to forestall any future harassment by the land authorities.

thetruth90:
i will patiently await the time when those clamouring for siasia would be calling for his head.

oxford:
Its true that we have over 140 millions Nigerians but for now we are talking of Siasia vs Amodu. If any thinks he knows some with a better record, why not bring forth?

nice topic
bagged ma degree in 9ja. worked for a few years, went to a top school abroad and ran home just immediately after i took ma farwell pics.

tkb417:
hehe
ure funny. This was how my sister was sounding b4 leaving 9ja
she will do anything to live her life abroad. It got to a point when NEPA strikes, she'll be like
"i don tell una make una leave me go jand" now shes not regretting. as a matter of fact, she'll never stay in 9ja for more than 2 weeks.

she told me during the xmas time that she used to suffer asthma attacks when she was in 9ja, now 2 years after leaving, she hasnt suffered any attacks.
i dunno how true that is but some people will cut heads to live abroad.
as for me, Abuja lowo wa.
When im done hustling in Lagos, im running to Abuja to fight for my own allocations
i no dey go abroad abeggi.

u berra ask quality questions b4 u go go waste 5 million on nothing.

sforte:
Our government has been saying a lot about stopping the discrimination but from what's on ground it's still an ongoing debate.

The truth is that HND and BSc are not classed the same in the industry, and salaries differ. However, what a well baked graduate needs is opportunity. Once opportunity comes, working your way through with the right information is next. We seem to be so concerned about today, what of tomorrow?

Work youself up the ladder with the right attitude.

ekpakpo:
i am in a 2 yr technical management trainee program with a non-oil coy. i hope to quit soon and go for my masters abroad, but with the whole recession thing and job loss i am a bit confuse if my decision is right.

i earn about a $1000 monthly.

those of you that through or are still doing their Msc abroad pls advise, i'll appreciate it.

BAC:
That you have a Phd does not mean you can handle this type of crisis. Soludo is just going through the motions. He has not got a clue what to do. The best thing though is to tell the truth, the truth is that not much can be done for the naira,

nateevs:
The guy "routerman" has had his posts removed. . . . . Was he banned? Now I going to look like an idiot quoting someone who doesn't exist.

For the record, there was some funny fella in here that had his posts removed. . . just incase anyone is wondering what went wrong.

finemocha:
mercy johnson is damn sexy. sexiness isnt based on facial features alone, its physique, behavior, swagger and intellect. MERCY JOHNSON WINS END OF DISCUSSION. INI EDO HAS A HORRIBLE BODY, YEAH SHE MIGHT HAVE A BUTT, BUT THOSE ARE A DIME A DOZEN