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Good game so far! |
[color=#550000][/color] trustnobodi:He's absolutely right and correct. Take it or leave it |
Shawn Mendez - treat u right Bruno Mars - 24 K-magic |
This exercise is taking like forever, hope we haven't boarded a "One-Chance" bus |
[color=#000099][/color] seighapaul:Good & broad view. Well analysed |
[color=#550000][/color] Opistorincos:. Pls add 08065538393 |
Nice job here Pharm,....pls keep the good work |
URUGUAY oooo |
[color=#550000][/color] Dollipsejay:Guy I just sent u a PM, I need info on some issues bothering me...pls reply |
VACANCY! VACANCY!! VACANCY!!! The challenges of providing trained man power in health education and technology led to the desire to contribute towards the positive development of health education in Kano State and Nigeria at large. This culminated to the decision to establish Aminu Dabo College of Health Sciences and Technology in Kano in tandem with the requirement of the National Board of Technical Education (NBTE) and other Medical regulatory bodies. The objective of establishing the college is to further bridge the gap in Health Education and produce graduates with appropriate skills to contribute to Health Care delivery services in Kano and the nation at large. The college will run the following programs for 2016/2017 academic session Community Health Technology – CHEW & JCHEW Medical Lab Science Technology Pharmacy Technician Dental Health Technology DHT (ND,Dip) Health Information Management (ND,Dip) Environmental Health Technology (ND,Dip.Cert.) General/Applied/Remedial Studies – General Applied Science/Preliminary Studies In cognisance to the above, Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the following vacancies POSITIONS/MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:- 1. PROVOST – MBBS, BSc public health, BSc community health (relevant discipline of health/medical/allied) Good leadership and innovation. Atleast ten years working experience in relevant high level academic/administrative position in higher institution (preferably health related institution.) Additional qualification in management and administration will be an added advantage. 2. REGISTRAR – MA/Msc (Public Administration, Political Science, Management Development studies, Economics, Public Policy, Diplomacy, Law, Human Resources Management.) Administrative Skills and high level of professionalism and public relation At least 5years working experience in relevant administrative cadre in higher institution. 3. BURSAR – MA/Msc (Accounting, Banking and Finance, Economics, Business Admin Insurance Actuarial Science.) Membership of relevant professional bodies (ICAN, ANAN etc) Financial management/Prudence skills. Good revenue drives and accountability. At least 5years working experience in relevant high level financial control and management in higher institutions. 4. CHIEF LIBRERIAN – MEd/Msc (Library Science, Information Science, Informatics, ICT etc.) Evidence of professional membership Ability to apply ICT in library utilization inducing e-library At least ten(10) years working experience of library sciences in Higher institutions 5. HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS – Community Health Technician (CHT) Pharmacy Technician Environment Health Technician (EHT) Dental Health Therapy/Technician (DHT) Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) Health Information Management 6. REQUIREMENTS MPH/BSc Public Health/CHO 10 years cognate experience in College of Health PHC/Allied Medical Science PHC Tutorship from recognize institute. Current Licensed by CHRBN Good leadership and co-ordination. Computer literacy Registered Pharmacy 5 years working experience Good leadership and co-ordination Computer literacy MSc/MEd/MPH/BSc Public Health in relevant fields 10 years cognate experience. Registered / Licensed practitioner by EHOROCON/WAHEM PGDE (added advantage) Good leadership and co-ordination Computer literacy MSc/MEd/MPH/BDS in relevant discipline 10 years cognate experience PGDE added advantage Licensed practitioner by DHTRCN Good leadership and co-ordination Computer literacy Medical Laboratory Scientists 10 years cognate experience Current Licensed practitioner by MLSCN PGDE added advantage Good leadership and co-ordination Computer literacy 7. SENIOR LECTURER – MSc/MEd/MPH (other relevant discipline) 10 years cognate experience in tertiary institutes (preferably Health Technology or College Health.) Registered practitioner with relevant regulating agencies. Good mentorship, research support and supervision. Computer literacy 8. LECTURER I, II – BPH/MBBS/BDS/ODS In Relevant Disciplines of Healthcare 7 years cognate experience of lecturing in tertiary inst. ( preferably college of Health or equivalent) Registered practitioner with appropriate professional bodies) Good mentorship, student’s co-ordination and clinical supervision. Computer literacy 9. TUTOR / INSTUCTOR – HND/BSc/BEd/BPH etc in relevant fields 5 years experience. Registered practitioner. Possess tutorship from recognized institute. Ability to cruise medical and clinical learning processes. Computer literacy 10. TECNOLOGISTS – ND/HND/ in relevant field of healthcare profession. Registered / Licensed practitioner. Ability to co-ordinate clinical and practical sessions. Computer literacy 11. ICT OFFICER – HND/BSc/PGD in IT/ICT/Computer Sci/Engineering Professional membership. Software Developer. Programmer. Data Analyst. Good Instructor/facilitator. 12. ADMIN OFFICER – HND/BA/BSc/PGD in relevant Admin field ICT literacy / Office Technology. Good Public Relations. Ability to keep confidential recons. Good communication skills. 13. ACCOUNTANT – HND/BSc/PGD in relevant field ICT literacy / application. Spread sheet application Good accounting skills for voucher remuneration. 14. CLERK – Cert/OND/Dip/ND in relevant fields ICT literacy Smart and duffle 15. CHIEF SECURITY OFFICER – ND/HND/BSc/PGD in relevant security intelligence field Retired police/Civil Defence/Military officer Physically fit and alert 16. SECURITY OFFICERS – SSCE/Dip/ND Retired police/Civil Defence/Military Corporate Security Guard (Gabasawa) 17. Driver – SSCE -FRSC Licensed Driver 18. CLEANER – SSCE 19. GARDNERS – SSCE 20. TECHNICIANS ELECTRICAL PLUMBER GENERATOR MAINTENANCE – SSCE/CERT/DIP/ND/TRADE TEST/C&G - Exceptional technical skills 21. PART – TIME TUTORS/LECTURES/INSTRUCTORS FOR GENS COURSEs/SERVICE COURSE/REMEDIAL STUDIES Minimum requirements Bsc Biology Bsc Micro Biology Bsc Physics Bsc Chemistry Bsc Geography Bsc Political Sci. Sociology Bsc Business Admin. Bsc/Msc Statistic Bsc Maths Bsc/Msc Hospitality Bsc/Msc Hospitality Mgt. Bsc/Msc Computer Science B Eng/Meng/Btech BA/Bed/MA/MEd English or Literary Studies Bsc/Msc Anatomy Bsc/Ms Physiology Bsc/Msc Economic MSc in relevant field is an added advantage. The vacancies are open to all citizens of Nigeria and other residents holding a valid working permit or able to obtain such working permit before the recruitment date. Applications including detailed CVs, academic and employment certificates should be sent by email to info@ad-cohest.edu.ng or ad-cohst@gmail.com until 25th May 2016. The vacancy reference must be clearly indicated, only short listed candidates will be contacted. Candidates who will have not been contacted by 29 June 2016 should consider that they have not been selected. |
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philchez:Na joke (English) or Joke ( Yoruba)? |
Oil Ends 2015 Down 35%; Long, Painful Hangover Seen by Reuters Ahmad Ghaddar & Barani Krishnan | Thursday, December 31, 2015 NEW YORK/LONDON, Dec 31 (Reuters) - Oil prices rose on Thursday but fell as much as 35 percent for the year after a race to pump by Middle East crude producers and U.S. shale oil drillers created an unprecedented global glut that may take through 2016 to clear. Global oil benchmark Brent and U.S. crude's West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures rose between 1 and 2 percent on the day on short-covering and buying support in a thinly traded market ahead of the New Year holiday. But for 2015, both benchmarks fell double-digits for a second straight year as Saudi Arabia and other members of the once-powerful Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) again failed to boost oil prices. The U.S. shale industry, meanwhile, surprised the world again with its ability to survive rock-bottom crude prices, churning out more supply than expected, even as the sell-off in oil slashed by two-thirds the number of drilling rigs in the country from a year ago. The United States also took a historic move in repealing a 40-year ban on U.S. crude exports to countries outside Canada, acknowledging the industry's growth. "You do have to tip your hat to the U.S. shale industry and their ongoing ability to drive down costs and hang in there, albeit by their fingernails," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital, an energy hedge fund in New York. Brent crude settled up 82 cents at $37.28 a barrel, rebounding from a near 11-year low of $36.10 hit earlier in the session. For the month, it was down 16 percent and for the year, it fell 35 percent. In 2014, Brent lost 48 percent. WTI rose 44 cents to $37.04 a barrel. It slid 11 percent in December and 30 percent for the year, after a 46 percent loss in 2014. The immediate outlook for oil prices remains bleak. Goldman Sachs has said prices as low as $20 per barrel might be necessary to push enough production out of business and allow a rebalancing of the market. Adding to oil's woes, floods across the Midwestern United States were threatening refineries and pipelines from Illinois to Louisiana, potentially swelling the glut of domestic crude at a time when stockpiles were already at record highs. A mild winter so far in the Northern Hemisphere due to the El Niño weather phenomenon has also slashed demand for heating oil. U.S. heating oil prices fell 40 percent for a second year in a row. "We have brimming oil inventories in Europe," Bjarne Schieldrop, chief commodity analyst at SEB in Oslo, said. "And our predictions are that oil inventories in Asia are going to get closer to saturation in the first quarter." Morgan Stanley said in its outlook for next year that "headwinds (are) growing for 2016 oil." The bank cited ongoing increases in available global supplies, despite some cuts by U.S. shale drillers. "The hope for a rebalancing in 2016 continues to suffer serious setbacks," it said. INDUSTRY PAIN Brent prices briefly hit a 2004 bottom below $36 a barrel last week, effectively wiping out gains from a decade-long commodity super-cycle sparked by China's once-inexorable growth and energy demand boom. The downturn in oil has caused pain across the energy supply chain, including to shippers, private oil drillers and oil-dependent countries from Venezuela and Russia to the Middle East. Analysts estimate global crude production exceeds demand anywhere between half a million and 2 million barrels a day. This means even the most aggressive estimates of expected U.S. production cuts of 500,000 bpd for 2016 would be unlikely to fully rebalance the market. Oil began falling in mid-2014 as surging output from OPEC, Russia and U.S. shale producers outpaced demand. The downturn accelerated at the end of 2014 after a Saudi-led OPEC decision to keep production high to defend global market share rather than cut output to support prices. OPEC failed to agree on any production targets at its Dec. 4 meeting in Vienna, cementing its decision to protect market share, as the world braces for the return of Iranian crude exports to the market after the lifting of Western sanctions against Tehran. Russia is also showing no signs of reining in production, prompting traders, hedge fund managers and other speculators to establish record high active short positions in the market that would profit from further crude price falls. (Additional reporting by Henning Gloystein in Singapore; Editing by Andrew Hay and Richard Chang) Copyright 2015 Thomson Reuters. More News from Rigzone |
writetopoker:Haahaahaaahaa. |
LadunaI:I've started following u bro! The struggle must continue |
LadunaI:Things will surely & most def be better...@eddie4shot |
bayo1979:Amen ooo. Yea. Its surely gonna b well...let de Fone calls & tweets remain continues & endless |
LadunaI:Funny world...yes ooo. We use to send emails 2 each other bck den on outstanding payments issues, we later met @ de last exit seminar, even sat 2geda n exchanged contacts..we sat @ de back seat all thro de seminar wt Kabiru..& our small GIS baby ![]() |
LadunaI:@yusnas. Ilorin? |
@ dis crucial moment
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penay2010:Thanks for the info, just worried cos there are millions of Wednesdays ahead....was ur contact specific on the exact Wednesday!? |
LVG must go! 67mins
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Hmmmmm. Last comment here was over 4 hours ago! Boys are tired, de morale & spirit are draining off...we should never relent but rather keep GINGERing one another...struggle must continue |
vroom:To UBA or to the nearest ATM ![]() |
Gud day house, pls how do I put my Modem back to use...it stopped showing any inserted into it...pls Wats de way forward |
Pls add 08065538393 |
Felix Anyansi-Agwu used the occasion of Enyimba’s seventh league win to tell journalists his decision to leave as chairman of the two-time African champions, after 16 years in charge. ’TANA AIYEJINA, who was among the journalists who spoke with Anyansi-Agwu, brings to you the full interview conducted on the tartan tracks of the Teslim Balogun Stadium. http://www.punchng.com/after-27-trophies-its-time-to-leave-enyimba-anyansi-agwu/ |
tgmservice:Amen! |
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