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Job Title: SharePoint Administrator
Position Overview
The SharePoint Administrator is responsible for providing technical support for the SharePoint environment including assessment and implementation of new capabilities, and providing Information Technology with a long-term perspective on the relationship of SharePoint technology to the business opportunities facing the company.

Requirements

Education/Certifications
• Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology or related area
• TS, ITP, MCSE or other MS certifications are a plus


Computer Skills
• Experience / Knowledge of SharePoint 2010, 2013, & 2016 / Online
• Experience / Knowledge of Microsoft 365 / Collaboration tools / BI tools
• Experience/Knowledge in SharePoint Designer 2010 or 2013, Microsoft Power Apps and MS Visual Studio
• Knowledge and use of HTML, CSS, Javascript / Javascript Libraries and other web technologies
• Proficiency with Microsoft InfoPath, and other out of the box tools for forms and workflow development integrated with SharePoint
• SharePoint Services/Portal Server
• Windows Server
• Microsoft Networking and Support
• Microsoft Office Suite


Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities
• Proven Business analytical skills with information systems.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Knowledge of information security and systems administration
• Creative, insightful and result-oriented
• Self-Starter
• Excellent communication skill - verbal & written.

Interested but QUALIFIED candidates should apply not later than Thursday, 8th November 2018 Please use the link: http://application.lonadek.com/

Job Title: SharePoint Administrator
Position Overview
The SharePoint Administrator is responsible for providing technical support for the SharePoint environment including assessment and implementation of new capabilities, and providing Information Technology with a long-term perspective on the relationship of SharePoint technology to the business opportunities facing the company.

Requirements

Education/Certifications
• Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology or related area
• TS, ITP, MCSE or other MS certifications are a plus


Computer Skills
• Experience / Knowledge of SharePoint 2010, 2013, & 2016 / Online
• Experience / Knowledge of Microsoft 365 / Collaboration tools / BI tools
• Experience/Knowledge in SharePoint Designer 2010 or 2013, Microsoft Power Apps and MS Visual Studio
• Knowledge and use of HTML, CSS, Javascript / Javascript Libraries and other web technologies
• Proficiency with Microsoft InfoPath, and other out of the box tools for forms and workflow development integrated with SharePoint
• SharePoint Services/Portal Server
• Windows Server
• Microsoft Networking and Support
• Microsoft Office Suite


Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities
• Proven Business analytical skills with information systems.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Knowledge of information security and systems administration
• Creative, insightful and result-oriented
• Self-Starter
• Excellent communication skill - verbal & written.

Interested but QUALIFIED candidates should apply not later than Thursday, 8th November 2018 Please use the link: http://application.lonadek.com/

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VACANCY

Business Development Manager

An experienced Business Development Manager with vast knowledge of the Oil & Gas Industry is needed for immediate employment in an Engineering/IT Consulting firm in Lagos.

Ideal Candidate must understand:

- Sales and support services of Engineering & Information Technology Solutions software;

- Costing for proposals;

- Development of viable proposals.


Requirements:

- B.Eng. in any Engineering field or BSc in Management with a track record of Business Development
- 8 - 10 Years Cognate Experience
- Proficiency in both written and spoken English Language

Location: Lagos Mainland

Interested but qualified applicants should send their Curriculum Vitae and a Cover letter to Hr@lonadek.com with ‘Business Development Manager’ as subject of the mail not later than 11.59pm on Friday, 19th October 2018.

A sharepoint Site Collection Administrator with minimum of 5 years experience is needed for immediate employment.

Competency Requirement:
Experience / Knowledge of SharePoint 2010, 2013, & 2016 / Online
Experience / Knowledge of Microsoft 365 / Collaboration tools / BI tools
Experience/Knowledge in SharePoint Designer 2010 or 2013, Microsoft Power Apps and MS Visual Studio
Knowledge and use of HTML, CSS, Javascript / Javascript Libraries and other web technologies
Proficiency with Microsoft InfoPath, and other out of the box tools for forms and workflow development integrated with SharePoint
Business Analysis skills

Soft Skills Requirement:
Creative, insightful and result-oriented
Self-Starter
Excellent communication skill – verbal & written

Qualification:
Msc./Bsc./HND In Computer Science, Computer Engineering or any other Related Discipline
ITIL Certification will be an added advantage.

Interested and suitable candidate should please send CV to hr@lonadek.com on or before 18th October, 2018 with 'Sharepoint SCA' as the subject of the mail.

Administrative Executive

Job Summary:

The job holder will provide high-level administrative support by preparing statistical reports, handling information requests and performing clerical functions such as preparing correspondence, arranging conference calls, and scheduling meetings.

Job Description:

• Management of documents
• Preparation of reports
• Coordination and directing of office services
• Reading and analysing incoming memos, submissions, and reports to determine their significance and plan their distribution.

Requirements:

BSc/HND in Secretariat, Social or Management Sciences
3 - 5 Years Cognate Experience
Ability to use word processing software and any other relevant software
Proficiency in both written and spoken English Language

Location: Lagos Mainland

Interested but qualified applicants should send their Curriculum Vitae and a Cover letter to Hr@lonadek.com not later than 11.59pm on Friday, 12th October 2018.

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By Funmi Ogundare

The Principal Consultant, Lonadek Oil and Gas, Dr. Ibilola Amao has expressed concern about the lackadaisical attitude of the federal government towards the Vision 2020 initiative founded in 2000 to place Nigeria as one of the 20 largest economies in the world.

Amao, who made this known, weekend, at the closing ceremony of a one week Vision 2020 youth empowerment initiative summer camp on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), for select public schools students, in Lagos, said, “ It is a very frustrating situation at the moment that the federal government has put little or no resources behind the initiative, neither have they invested enough in education and health.”

Vision 2020, she affirmed, should have been promoted amd pushed by the federal government of Nigeria, noting that the amount of money that education has been denied is at the expense of the income being earned and revenue being spent on senators in the country.

According to her, “If we could take 20 to 30 per cent of the money being spent or shared by politicians into education, Nigeria will not be where it is today. Countries that have succeeded have increased on an annual basis on budget allocation and education . Nigeria is failing woefully in the area of health and education. Without good health, you can’t be well educated and without good education , a country cannot achieve its full potentials.”

She said the essence of the STEM summer camp is to encourage talents to become game changers and problem solvers for a new Nigeria, adding, “A lot of things have gone wrong in this nation and we need people to begin to see solutions rather than just complaining about the issues and challenges for a country that is endowed with mineral and natural resources.

“Ironically, it is a consumer nation, it is sad. People are not educated, trained and developed to be able to create maximum value for our natural resources. So that is what this is about, such that they can begin to see that Nigeria does not need to be a dumping ground for all manners of products from all countries. We should be able to solve our own problems to transform our mineral resources into finished goods and create jobs for our people.”

On her assessment of the camp in the last one week, Amao said though most of the students came there with a mindset to study medicine or go abroad because they believe that engineering is a tough area to go into, but after been tutored on their talents, there was a change of mind from them.

“It is basically to help them see the pictures. You are basically born to create value for Nigeria to solve the enourmous problem,” the principal consultant said, adding they must also learn to develop patriotism in Nigeria and create a maximum value.

“I am a patriotic Nigerian, I was educated abroad, but returned to Nigeria after 11 years to establish a business and create value. So the camp is not just about creating intelligent talents, better professionals, technologists or leaders, but also explaining to them the importance of patriotism, the reason why they would want to be Nigerian and solve Nigeria’s problems. We want them to have the intent and their priority should be in confronting issues and challenges that face the nation.”

She however stressed the need for the country to ensure that the 2019 budget will be a total deviation from what we have at hand, adding that there should be an increase in human capital development in education.

The Public Affairs Manager for SASOL , Mrs. Toyin Cameron emphasised on personal branding, noting that what students post on social media matters a lot.

“The kind of social media profile and how students presents themselves online matters, as this will actually affects things like admission into the university, future jobs. So they have to be careful about what they post online. For instance, in 20 years time, someone may go there to pick it and it may negatively affect them in future.

“They should at this stage, begin to create a brand and profile that they would be proud of for themselves in future. There have been instances where people posted pictures that cost them their jobs and other political appointments.

“We re talking to the students now, they should be careful and try and clean up what they posted wrongly about themselves online. They can talk about the STEM camp, for instance, that they attended and what they have learnt. That shows a level of seriousness in what they are doing.”

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/08/22/fg-has-failed-on-vision-2020-says-amao/

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By Funmi Ogundare

The Principal Consultant, Lonadek Oil and Gas, Dr. Ibilola Amao has expressed concern about the lackadaisical attitude of the federal government towards the Vision 2020 initiative founded in 2000 to place Nigeria as one of the 20 largest economies in the world.

Amao, who made this known, weekend, at the closing ceremony of a one week Vision 2020 youth empowerment initiative summer camp on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), for select public schools students, in Lagos, said, “ It is a very frustrating situation at the moment that the federal government has put little or no resources behind the initiative, neither have they invested enough in education and health.”

Vision 2020, she affirmed, should have been promoted amd pushed by the federal government of Nigeria, noting that the amount of money that education has been denied is at the expense of the income being earned and revenue being spent on senators in the country.

According to her, “If we could take 20 to 30 per cent of the money being spent or shared by politicians into education, Nigeria will not be where it is today. Countries that have succeeded have increased on an annual basis on budget allocation and education . Nigeria is failing woefully in the area of health and education. Without good health, you can’t be well educated and without good education , a country cannot achieve its full potentials.”

She said the essence of the STEM summer camp is to encourage talents to become game changers and problem solvers for a new Nigeria, adding, “A lot of things have gone wrong in this nation and we need people to begin to see solutions rather than just complaining about the issues and challenges for a country that is endowed with mineral and natural resources.

“Ironically, it is a consumer nation, it is sad. People are not educated, trained and developed to be able to create maximum value for our natural resources. So that is what this is about, such that they can begin to see that Nigeria does not need to be a dumping ground for all manners of products from all countries. We should be able to solve our own problems to transform our mineral resources into finished goods and create jobs for our people.”

On her assessment of the camp in the last one week, Amao said though most of the students came there with a mindset to study medicine or go abroad because they believe that engineering is a tough area to go into, but after been tutored on their talents, there was a change of mind from them.

“It is basically to help them see the pictures. You are basically born to create value for Nigeria to solve the enourmous problem,” the principal consultant said, adding they must also learn to develop patriotism in Nigeria and create a maximum value.

“I am a patriotic Nigerian, I was educated abroad, but returned to Nigeria after 11 years to establish a business and create value. So the camp is not just about creating intelligent talents, better professionals, technologists or leaders, but also explaining to them the importance of patriotism, the reason why they would want to be Nigerian and solve Nigeria’s problems. We want them to have the intent and their priority should be in confronting issues and challenges that face the nation.”

She however stressed the need for the country to ensure that the 2019 budget will be a total deviation from what we have at hand, adding that there should be an increase in human capital development in education.

The Public Affairs Manager for SASOL , Mrs. Toyin Cameron emphasised on personal branding, noting that what students post on social media matters a lot.

“The kind of social media profile and how students presents themselves online matters, as this will actually affects things like admission into the university, future jobs. So they have to be careful about what they post online. For instance, in 20 years time, someone may go there to pick it and it may negatively affect them in future.

“They should at this stage, begin to create a brand and profile that they would be proud of for themselves in future. There have been instances where people posted pictures that cost them their jobs and other political appointments.

“We re talking to the students now, they should be careful and try and clean up what they posted wrongly about themselves online. They can talk about the STEM camp, for instance, that they attended and what they have learnt. That shows a level of seriousness in what they are doing.”

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/08/22/fg-has-failed-on-vision-2020-says-amao/

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To make your marriage thick, you need to know the hidden strategies for it. If you know the strategies and use them wisely, marriage will be a great place to live in. These strategies are not what people talk about in their day-to-day activities. It’s hidden; but without them, you can’t really build a great home. 7 Strategies That Will Make Your Marriage Thick


LOOK UP TO GOD
Husbands and wives are to look up to God for a great Marriage. God is the manufacturer of marriage. Only His wisdom can make it work. When parties in a marriage make God their principal partner, they sign themselves up for a lifetime of peace and joy. (Psalm 127:1)



TAKE UP YOUR RESPONSIBILITY
To be responsible simply means you are performing your roles as it is supposed to be in a marriage. Irresponsibility is a key factor why marriages fail.


SHOW UP AT HOME
Home cannot be sweet when you are never at home. Being homely is a big sign of maturity in marriage. Homeliness is a great course in the school of family development.





TEAM UP WITH YOUR SPOUSE
You and your spouse must be teammates but not ‘fightmates’, not rivals. Team up with your spouse to make that marriage work, to make your family better financially and to raise Godly children.



DON’T GIVE UP ON YOUR SPOUSE
Don’t give up on your spouse, no matter his or her weaknesses. Don’t give up, work together as a team. In a team, everybody has strengths and weaknesses; that is why it’s a team.


GIVE UP WRONG ATTITUDES
You know wrong attitudes that hurt your spouse and make your marriage difficult. You’ve got to deal with them to make your marriage great.



SIGN UP FOR ROMANCE
Marriage is meant to be romantic, not dry, drab and difficult. Make your marriage romantic. Talk together, play together, flirt with each other, crack jokes, laugh together and sleep together regularly. It’s not just a marriage, it’s a love affair, make romance happen.
https://dailyfamily.ng/7-strategies-will-make-marriage-tick/

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Miracle! 50-Year-Old Woman Gets Married For The First Time(Photos)


In a world where women were more than men in numbers, seeing a 50-year-old woman getting married for the first time is a sort of miracle.


According to Nigerianpen,A Port Harcourt based-50-year old woman was overwhelmed with joy today as she wore a wedding gown for the first time in her life.


She got married to the love of her life. Congrats to her and her hubby. Their weddding took place at the Omega Power Ministry in Port Harcourt, Rivers state.
https://dailyfamily.ng/miracle-50-year-old-woman-gets-married-for-the-first-timephotos/

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MallMart Hypermarket Opens in Yaba
MallMart Hypermarket is set to open for sales at 266, Herbert Macaulay Way, Yaba, Lagos on the 16th February 2018.


MallMart is a variety store where all kinds of household items are sold. At the Hypermarket, you can get food items such as vegetables, fishes, canned foods, snacks, different kinds of nuts and so on.

MallMart also sells all kitchen items, baby toys, gift items. Still, there is a section mainly designed for women. There, women can get things like body creams, lotions, Soaps, skin treatments and a whole lot more.

The amazing thing about MallMart is that the prices of goods sold there are affordable for an average Nigerian family.


At the opening of MallMart Hypermarket, on Friday, 16th February 2018, people that will patronize the place will enjoy a lot of benefits and freebies as various distributors will be around to attend to them.
https://dailyfamily.ng/mallmart-hypermarket-opens-yaba/

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Valentine’s Celebration: Lagos Traders Count their Profits
The Valentine season has brought huge sales for a lot of retailers and store owners all over Lagos.

A lot of gift items are being sold all over Lagos from the roadside to the supermarkets, malls, boutiques and so on.

Many are not just getting gift items for their loved ones but are also using the opportunity to buy new clothes, shoes and other things for themselves.

A roadside seller at Yaba market who identified herself as Mama Dammy told dailyfamily.ng that sales have been good as many are buying a lot of things for Valentine including rose flowers.

She said: “the rose flower has been selling a lot because people are buying it for their loved ones.” The woman explained that the rose flower is not supposed to be given to only lovers alone but can be given to a loved one including children to wish them a happy valentine.

As Valentine’s day holds on the 14th February, many retailers and sellers are bound to make huge sales as many will step out to celebrate the day with their loved ones.
https://dailyfamily.ng/valentines-celebration-lagos-traders-count-profits/

5 Ways Not To Celebrate This Valentine
https://dailyfamily.ng/5-ways-not-to-celebrate-this-valentine/

Proposing to a lady and eventually planning for the big day could be a little challenging especially if you have never been involved in helping others plan their own. There are things you need to know and also put into your plan even as the day draws near.

Here are some of the important things to know before you propose and plan for your wedding.


1. Endeavour not to buy your rings especially if you have never shop for pieces of jewellery before:

attempting to get a ring when you have never shopped for any before could be disastrous. As a man, you might not know the difference between cocktail or art ring or even the one suitable for your engagement. She might actually have a particular ring she wanted and trust me going by that will score you a point because it will be classy and your friends will give you compliment for your great taste.

2. When proposing, be simple:

you don’t need to outdo yourself just to impress a lady when you are proposing. Be simple, private, clever and pick your words carefully. All the lady wants is the real you, not a fake man; by now you should know what she wants, just do it. Make it KISS (Keep It Simple & Short).

3. The truth is your singlehood was over before that day:

She knew she wanted to spend the rest of her life with you before now, so don’t mess things up, just relax and be cheerful.

4. Be careful about vendors:

This must be well thought out with your to-be-wife. Start searching for your wedding vendors early so that you can get those that will give you the best at no extra cost and will not disappoint you.

5. Involve your family and friends:

Preparing for the big day is not a small thing and you cannot do all these by yourself. You need help, not only monetary but even moral support. You will need your family and friends to be there at every point.

6. Not all advice is useful:

trust me everybody will become your counsellor but not all counsel is needful and useful. just pick the useful ones and move on but never make a mistake of going into marriage without having a solid counsel from the right quarters.

7. Let your investment be in moments and not just things:

it is certain that everything will be over in a twinkle of an eye if this is true you will definitely need every moment of the event later. it is about having a good memory of the whole event as much as possible. let your memories be anchored on moments shared with your families, friends and your loved ones. With time, people will forget how many cows you killed. They will also forget the colour and the type of suit you wore on your wedding day. But the moments will count eventually.
https://dailyfamily.ng/7-things-must-know-proposing-lady/

5 Ways Not To Celebrate This Valentine
https://dailyfamily.ng/5-ways-not-to-celebrate-this-valentine/

Many countries, all over the world, celebrate every 14th of February as Valentine’s day otherwise known as lovers’ day.

The day is usually characterized by lots of parties, shows, lovers’ hangouts fun, giving gifts and initiating a new relationship.

One of the most pathetic features of ‘s celebration is the huge numbers of teenagers and youths that lose their virginity on that day.

The aim of this write-up is to sensitize parents on the trends that may make their treasure daughters lose her virginity.

These are:

1.If she has a date night: It is a common practice for two people in a relationship to have a date on valentine’s day regardless of age or distance. In fact, a guy may travel from the eastern part of Nigeria to see a girl in Lagos all in a bid to celebrate valentine together.

As a parent, you need to be observant to know the whereabouts of your daughter on that day. Giving flimsy excuse about going to visit her uncle or Aunt in another location on that day should not be tolerated because she may want to use that as an escape route to see a lover.

2.If she wants to keep a promise: Many girls tend to lose their virginity on February 14th because they want to keep the promise they have made to their boyfriend that they will give-in to sex on that day. So, they go out ready for the sexual act and this is happening as a result of peer pressure. Most times, a girl that wants to keep a promise to a guy will find a means of going out on that day even if there’s no need to.

3.If her mentor plans to take her out that night especially to a party: Another sign you should watch out for is the activity of the so-called mentor of your daughter especially her senior in school or a big sister in the neighborhood. Most times, it is these experienced mentors that expose the innocent girls to first time sex. Be vigilant! Never allow your precious daughter become an attachment to anyone going for a party under any guise.

4.If she plans a secret move with her friends: As a mother, you need to be a detective at home to uncover any secret moves or outing of your children and their friends. Most especially, on a valentine’s day. They may want to deceive you that they are going for interschool debate, quiz, cultural or extra coaching but you need to be smarter than them. Or better still, ask their teacher or head of school if there is any extra class or interschool-debate.

5. If she is too excited about the day: Be very sensitive to know the state of your children. If you notice that your daughter is unusually excited for no reason, she must have received a special valentine gift from her boyfriend or she is going on a date with him. Don’t shout at her but talk to her with love explaining to her the danger in it and you will succeed in stopping her from being a victim.
https://dailyfamily.ng/5-signs-daughter-will-lose-virginity-valentine-2/

7 Ways To Seduce Your Husband
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