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Here in Jos even NNPC has adjusted to N141.80. How about yours?
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The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development Sadiya Umar Farouq has said the Batch A and B N-Power beneficiaries will exit the scheme June 30 and July 31 respectively. The programme has enrolled 500,000 beneficiaries thus far – 200,000 from Batch A which started in September 2016 and 300,000 from Batch B which kicked off in August 2018. For former beneficiaries, what's your next course of action now that rumours of securing a permanent position in the civil service has proven to be untrue? |
No lessons learnt during this global pandemic |
emperorsversion: |
This is a counter thread in response to the thread created for ladies 'mistakenly' to have dated married men. Guys share your experience. |
Harsh 1willywilly: |
https://quickcash.ng/ for sale
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Hope you're not him ![]() Kaypaparino: |
Wealth is no longer in the earth but in the mind of men. |
What to do if you suspect anyone.
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Tribal warlords have taken over the thread |
I meant someone with several past relationships that went down with most of them. |
Federal ministry of education should develop a Learning Management System for all to connect, teach and learn |
Development careers are all about improving the lives of individuals and a community. Careers are often found in developing countries and emergency situations, but need exists all over the world, even in countries most would associate with privilege and peace. These careers exist in just about every sector you could imagine. Here are twenty exciting examples in health care, engineering, technology, and other sectors. 1. Foreign aid worker 2. Social worker 3. Nurse 4. Nutritionist 5. Midwife 6. Health officer 7. Human resources specialist 8. Training coordinator 9. Program director 10. Database developer 11. Technical advisor 12. Data analyst 13. Civil engineer 14. Environmental engineer 15. Agronomist 16. Grant specialist 17. Social media communications officer 18. Education advisor 19. Legal aid officer 20. Security officer Increasingly posts in the field are filled by local staff and it's mainly higher level jobs or jobs with skills in short supply (such as engineering, for example) that go to non-local staff. Generally employers look for at least 3 years continuous field experience for a paid position.
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You can run errands @ https://errands.ng/
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Which part of jos? Nelsonnwagbo: |
After Abba and Bala Mohammed tested positive, all other politicians have tested negative except Edo house speaker. This is a welcome development ![]() |
Changes and opportunities for industries Edward Tse, Founder of the Gao Feng Advisory Company, observed that a safe and healthy living environment is now considered equally, if not more important than economic growth. Earlier detection and prevention will be crucial for a future public health and management system. The system in China has proven its capability during the outbreak, in which the private sector has made a significant contribution. It has demonstrated the necessity and potential of public-private partnership. The outbreak has accelerated the application of new technologies. Social communication was greatly diversified, making room for efficient and online measures of interaction. This trying time is also shaping the entrepreneurship of the private sector. Many businesses were driven not only by profits but also a desire to provide a social good. Such changes imply multiple opportunities for industries, described below: 1. New business models are emerging, especially in sectors such as health, logistics, automation, online office, entertainment, retail, and education; 2. New generation smart cities are key to the future public agenda. Besides certain urban functions, a new generation smart city will systematically enhance public management by integrating supply chains, traffic, emergency and disaster warning. 3. Big data will be more widely used for public wellbeing, especially for tracking, analysing, and supporting timely public decision-making. 4. Offline-driven businesses begin to shift online, especially in education, entertainment, and retail. 5. The value chain of healthcare will be extended to cover early detection and prevention. Future application scenarios will include more participants and promote a comprehensive ecosystem for public health agendas. 6. Social media is changing from being the channel between not only individuals and business, but also public and the government. Strategies for business Adversity is a state of mind. Tang Ning, stressed that the entrepreneurial spirit – which features the faith and capability to turn crisis into opportunities – is now vital to Chinese businesses. The business models are already shifting. Remote work and online business, which faced obstacles previously, are now a necessity. Business must embrace the following strategies in order to seek and seize opportunities: 1. Digitalization is the future. The outbreak is an opportunity to reshape and implement digital strategies. It in turn will create new opportunities. Capability building and new value creation are key for such transformations. 2. Risk management needs to be re-evaluated. More attention will be directed to insurance, multiple sources of income and customers, and integration of online and offline business. To many Chinese businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), separation of family and business, diversified asset allocation and insurance are fundamental to risk management. 3. SMEs need to take initiatives actively. Beside cost control, unique competitive edges have to be developed to the fullest. A great bounce back is expected across industries after the outbreak, and SMEs need to reflect on how to relate to and seize the next wave of growth. Culled from: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/03/coronavirus-china-opportunities-change/ |
According to the Presidency source, President Buhari was in his office working but no government functionary came for the usual briefing. ![]() |
Most are pacific islands |
Military code 1-9 |
Its ok as long as the 4 of you agree ![]() |
1. Overseas relationship: Separated by 000s of miles and time zone, your girl may be getting some cassava without you detecting. The 'helper' perhaps is aware of this huge distance and may be giving her even while on phone with you. 2. Long distance relationships: Lagos-Abuja, Owerri-Enugu or Jos-Kaduna also leaves a vacuum for her to be laid undetected. 3. Inter-LGA relationships: Same state but different LGA eg Lagos Mainland vs Island gulf validates cheating too. 4. NYSC girlfriend: Female corpers on national assignment are likely to have a coded helper in a far away land across Nigeria. 5. Postgraduate studies: Also seemingly responsible, female PG students sometimes get fond of course mates during lectures and tutorials and in rare occasion gets laid. 6. Office: A busy work environment also leaves females getting a bestie in the office. Slowly emotions trigger and boom shes laid. 7. Sales persons: A lot of our ladies now sell virtually, especially on the Whatsapp status. During delivery she may offer beyond the product advsertised. 8. Birthdays, bridal showers: When she attends a bridal shower, it may perhaps be an opportunity to be laid elsewhere undetected. 9. Trainings, conferences and workshops: This involves travels and accommodation in a far away state. 10. Social media: Your girl may be on Badoo, Inmessage, Tinder etc especially when your not a tech savvy guy. Add yours ![]()
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Only today, ive been to 3 big pharmacy stores in Jos to buy face mask but none on the shelf. Please share your purchase experience in your location. |
What's your take folks?
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Conspiracy theorists come and analyze this |
Front page please |
Hmmmmmm |
Nice idea. How about pediatric services? resosdigital: |
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