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For winning the 2017 African Cup of Nations in Gabon, Cameroon President Paul Biya and his wife Chantal on Wednesday hosted squad and management of the victorious Indomitable Lions, the men’s football national side of Cameroon.

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Fan Milk, Nigeria's well established and fast growing food processing industry offering wide range of products is recruiting for the post of Environmental, Health and Safety Officer

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Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) affected by the Boko Haram insurgency can join the army, Tukur Buratai, chief of army staff, has said.

He made this known on Tuesday during the presentation of food and school items to Praxis Catholic e-School, now known as Hajia Aisha Buhari Special School for IDPs and Vulnerable Children, Abuja.

Buratai was represented by Peter Bojie, a major-general and chief of civil-military affairs, Nigerian Army, THISDAY reports.

The proposed recruitment of IDPs, the army said, is part of the strategy to empower them and give them the opportunity to add to national development.

“Those eligible for enlistment should apply; like any other candidates, they will undergo all necessary procedures,” the COAS said.

He assured that the military remained committed to “continue in its constitutional mandate of safeguarding the lives and property of people in towns and villages destroyed by the Boko Haram.”

“The military will bring lasting peace for educational and other socio-cultural activities to strive for development of Nigeria. That goes for those who are still stranded and are yet to be rescued.”

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For couple of months now, Port Harcourt has been engulfed with black soot polluting the air and putting the residents’ health in danger.

Black soot includes black particles composed by carbon produced by incomplete combustion of coals. Soot can consist of acid, chemicals, or soil and dust and the particles are extremely tiny powder form.

The recent appearance of black soot in the city of Port Harcourt, Rivers state, has become a great concern for the residents who wake up every morning to black sky and dusty air.

Dr Nkiru Onukha, an educationist also said: “Our environment has been polluted and for the fact that out environment has been polluted, your home has been polluted.”

Parents with toddlers and little children have also raised alarm over how their babies’ nostrils are blackened by the black air and they wondered what danger the kids are exposed to by inhaling the polluted air.

A medical practitioner, Dr John Danagogo, said the inhalation of this polluted air can lead to upper respiratory tract infections such as several medical condition including cough, catarrh, asthma, bronchitis and pneumonia.

The general manager Port Harcourt refinery company blame the soot on illegal oil activities by bunkers and vandals.

When questioned about the soot in an interview by Channels TV, Rivers state commissioner of Information said: “Port Harcourt is industrializing very fast, so there is a tendency for this kind of pollution. It’s got to do with laws as well, the extractive economy is supported by federal laws, we have a state control over such an environmental issue but ultimately, how you enforce environmental impact work is up to federal law.

“The petroleum act of 1969 is still the organizing law that regulates the industry. It is (the law) 45 years old, you would have expected that the petroleum industry bill that has been in debate would have been passed into law. You know, a more contemporary understanding of how to tackle environmental issues.

“At the state level, we have a very committed response to environmental issues, we have been rethinking our own law to see how we can better enforce environmental regulations.”

The rivers state house of assembly recently mandated a committee on environment to check the activities of company operating in the city.

Meanwhile, Rivers state governor, Nyesom Wike has explained why he has not visited the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja in the last four months.

Governor Wike said he stopped visiting the nation’s capital due to the ‘excessive prevalence of lies’ in Abuja.

The governor made the comment while flagging-off the second phase of the reconstruction of Port Harcourt township roads recently.


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Whether you’re going for your dream job or your first gig out of college, you want to make sure you pull out all the stops in any job interview.Fortunately, the art of interviewing is a learn-able skill. The more you practice and prep, the better you get.

Facebook global head of recruiting Miranda Kalinowski recently spoke with Business Insider about the tech giant’s interviewing process.

She also shared her top tips for knocking your next interview out of the park:

1. Think about values
2. Provide details
3. Have confidence
4. Have a conversation
5. Express your enthusiasm
6. Do you homework

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Source: http://eragbaiblog.com.ng/impress-interviewer-according-facebooks-global-head-recruiting/

Whether you’re going for your dream job or your first gig out of college, you want to make sure you pull out all the stops in any job interview.Fortunately, the art of interviewing is a learn-able skill. The more you practice and prep, the better you get.

Facebook global head of recruiting Miranda Kalinowski recently spoke with Business Insider about the tech giant’s interviewing process.

She also shared her top tips for knocking your next interview out of the park:

1. Think about values
2. Provide details
3. Have confidence
4. Have a conversation
5. Express your enthusiasm
6. Do you homework

Read Complete details
Source: http://eragbaiblog.com.ng/impress-interviewer-according-facebooks-global-head-recruiting/