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The Vampire aka Jagaba.......will surely gonna suck this one dry.... Soliciting for support from de kura will surely cost a chunk of wads

CP goes & another CP comes but banditry continues.... Barrack no dey move

B. Dortmund, thanks for today, may that result be permanent in your life

ExxonMobil Entry-level Apprentice Program 2019

Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited (MPN) is a subsidiary of Exxon Mobil Corporation with a long and established history of operations in Nigeria. The company’s oil & gas production activities constitute one of the largest sources of revenue for the Nigerian government and economy.

Applications are invited for the position below:

Title: Apprentice Program

Location: Eket, Akwa Ibom

Job Description
The NNPC/MPN Joint Venture invites applications from suitably qualified persons into our Apprenticeship Program beginning September 2019.
The Program is designed for young Nigerians with an interest in pursuing an Operations and Maintenance Technician career in the oil and gas or related industry.
Eligibility
Only applicants with Ordinary National Diploma (OND) in one of the following disciplines are eligible to apply:
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology
Petroleum Engineering Technology
Chemical Engineering Technology
Applicants with higher qualifications should not apply.
Applicants must have graduated from the Ordinary National Diploma (OND) program between January 1, 2016 and December 31, 2018, and possess a minimum of Lower Credit.
Application Closing Date
2nd May, 2019.

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MoonWater:
you will be surprised when INEC announce that he won with a landslide naa 9ja b dt

Surprised? In this era of inconclusiveness anything can happen. .

Oopss... 3yrs+?.....Gov. Yahaya Bella is a Go.....a must GO

Nice gist... This story & thread shouldn't be here... Crime ke... It should rather be under entertainment

Senate Passes Police Reform Bill, approved a single five-year tenure for IGP
vanguardngr.com Apr 17, 2019 7:10 PM
Subjects appointment to its approval

Approves 2- year jail term for impersonators



1 million fine, 2year hail term for Extra-Judicial Killings

As Senate lays Budget, Adjourns till 24th April

By Henry Umoru
ABUJA- THE Senate on Wednesday passed the Police Reform Bill, approving a statutory five-year Single term for the Inspector – General of Police, IGP.

The Senate in providing for five-year single tenure for any IGP appointed said that the tenure of such an office is statutory notwithstanding his or her retirement age.

The Senate has also approved a jail term of two years and a fine of one million by a Police found to have been involved in the extrajudicial killing.

Senate
Senate
The Senate also approved a two-year jail term or N5million fine as punishment for any impersonator as Policeman or Police officer, the internal disciplinary mechanism is recommended for any Police officer who brutalises or killed an innocent citizen.

The Bill was read the third time and passed.

According to the Senate, the appointment of such an officer as Inspector General of Police would also be subjected to confirmation of the Upper Legislative Chamber as it is for all service chiefs, Chief Justice of Nigeria ( CJN),/Ministers, Ambassadors, Heads of Statutory Commissions and Agencies.

The passage of the Bill for an Act to repeal the Police Act CAP P19 laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004 and enact the Nigeria Police Act. 2019 to provide for the framework for the Police Service and ensure cooperation and partnership between the Police and Communities in maintaining peace and combating crime and for related matters was sequel to the consideration of the report of the Police Affairs Committee on Police Reform Bill, 2019(SB.683) as presented by the Chairman, Senator Tijjani Laura, Zamfara North.

Provisions for these and others are contained in the Police Reform Bill passed by the upper legislative chamber on Wednesday in plenary.

Under clause 7 of the bill which makes provisions and procedures for appointment and removal of Inspector General of Police ( IGP), the bill in Clause 7(4b) states that the Nigeria Police Council shall nominate three applicants from among the pool of applicants for the position of IGP to the President for appointment

Clause 7(4c) of the bill states that the President shall appoint the Inspector – General from recommended applicants subject to the confirmation of the Senate.

It said that for the removal of any IGP, clause 7(7c ) of the bill empowers the Nigerian Police Council to make a recommendation to that effect to the President of the country without Senate’s approval.

The Nigerian Police Council as stated in clause 6(2) of the bill as the highest policy-making body in matters relating to the Police Force shall consist of the President as the Chairman, the Governor of each state of the federation, the Chairman of the Police Service Commission and the Inspector – General of Police.

The Name Nigeria Police ( NPF), is also retained in the bill since according to the committee,’ Force’, is captured as part of the name of the crime-fighting agency in the 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Addressing Journalists after the passage of the bill, the Chairman of the Committee, Tijjani Kaura said the passed bill containing 131 clauses, will change the face of the Police in the Country from what it is presented to People Friendly one if eventually signed into law by the President.

He said, “All the age-long draconian laws in the Police Act of 1943 have been removed to make the Police people friendly, efficient and more effective in crime detection and security service delivery.

” Required constant training and welfare packages for men and officers of the Nigerian Police, have been recommended for in the bill.:

According to him, the area of welfare packages for operatives of the Nigeria Police Force, provisions of the Police Trust Fund Bill passed last week by the Senate , will ensure their implementation,adding, “in the Police Trust Fund Bill, provisions like .05% from Nigeria’s gross income, .005% all profits made by companies in Nigeria etc , would go along way in helping government to fund the Police very adequately for improved security services to Nigerians.”

Meanwhile, the 2019 budget was laid yesterday, just as the Senate adjourned plenary till Wednesday, 24th.

I'm happy... DJ please play I some muzik.. Reggae kinda of muzik cos I & I gonna dance rumba stylee inna CITY WAY OUT STYLE. pep out of da way, totham boys around

If only the government of Nigeria could be responsible and responsive for once..

Our government will turn a blind eye as usual.....

Baselm:
Was he absent during the run of six losses, so because he was captain the night they won with one key pass in 90mims and 90% pass completion most of which will be sideways and back passes. Nigerians are funny.

Nigerians will never appreciate their own.... PHD holder spotted.... Pull Him Down syndrome

Super Eagles Captain Mikel Inspires Middlesborough To Victory After Six Consecutive Runs of Defeat
Socceruncle | April 10, 2019
Super Eagles’ captain, Mikel John Obi was the spark Middlesbrough needed to arrest their poor run of form as he brought his strong leadership qualities to the front to help them to a morale-boosting 2-0 win away at Bolton Wanderers.


With regular skipper George Friend out injured, Mikel was given the skipper band to lead the team out by Manager Tony Pulis as the Middlesborough went in search of their first points since early March.

Ashley Fletcher did not waste time to score for Boro after 16 minutes and again complete it 2-0 just before the half-hour mark to send the fans into ecstasy.


The goals gave the visitors plenty of confidence in the second half but they failed to add to their tally however the win was sufficient to end their six consecutive runs of defeat as they move within two points of the playoffs zone.


Mikel played for 90 minutes and had an impressive game rating of 6.9, completing 90% of his passes, made one key pass, won 7 duels and also completed 100% of his tackles.

By Nenye
REPORT

Him dey nack kakpuus.... his members dey nack kpango of war

He who fails to plan, plans to............ No country is a push over

Movie script

Home xenophobic attack..... Nigeria I hail thee

In my opinion, that present team still needs the services of Mikel.... Go ask Middleborough....experience is key in most cases

OhiOfIhima:
Wow! You are a don man. Kudos

Thanks man, it wasn't easy at all but with God. Funnily enough, it was fun somehow

OhiOfIhima:
HND n Bsc, how? Did u enroll for university after your HND Sir.

Sat for JAMB in my HND1... ran both programmes concurrently

It's just a turbulent phase that will surely pass... Be firm & focused cos going back to academics is the only hard way forward..... I was once a victim, final final & semester in my ND day, but today, I posses ND, HND, BSc & an MSc.... to God's glory & shame to the devil... U will excel & be celebrated

OP can u please rearrange the scoreboard.....Chelsea is play away from home...

Funaki:
there is no gender equality in the military o. there is a reason navy SEAL do not have female members.

Have u ever heard of Kristen Beck?

What's all this nonsense here & there, another avenue to squander tax payers money, increase the wages of political thugs and kill innocent people.... God help us

Frankiss44:
Bros I nor know u to dry drop village tips before oh.. But this one be like wetin dey come out directly from dibia shrine oh

Please convey the scores to him

the man in that picture is 44yrs?.... Habaa...

where's my dancing shoes..... DJ, dance tunes till mama calls..... leggooo
Hehehehehee..... Top 4 ko topping 3 ni

What about drinking Nigerian water?

Once they're awake..... an innocent person must fall

Civil Defence gets 12 new ACGs

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has decorated 12 newly promoted officers from the ranks of Commandant to Assistant Commandants General (ACG).

The NSCDC Commandant General, Abdullahi Gana Muhammadu, has however, charged the promoted officers to brace up by justifying their promotion.

Speaking at the decorating ceremony Thursday in Abuja, Gana who said officers selected base on merit charged them to be diligent in delivering the their higher responsibilities.

“You should note that your promotion comes with higher responsibility. You should therefore brace up for more diligent and committed in the discharge of their duties.

“Finally, I hope this promotion will inspire you to do more for the corps and the nation, and translate in to improved productivity.”

Similar news Cricket: New Zealand the first country to name W/Cup squad

Also speaking, Representative of the Minister of Interior, Abdulrahman Danbazau, said the officers were chosen based on merit.

Represented by Emmanuel Bassey, who is the Commissioner in-charge of appointments and promotion at the Board of Civil Defence, Prisons, Immigration and Fire Service, at the ministry, urged them to be good Ambassadors of the country.

“You should be of good conduct wherever you find yourselves. Be loyal to the government and the system. You must do your part to make this country a better place.”

Why Buhari hasn’t signed N30,000 minimum wage bill —Presidency
Published April 4, 2019

The Presidency said on Wednesday that President Muhammadu Buhari had yet to sign the National Minimum Wage Bill just passed by the National Assembly into law , contrary to reports last week that he had done so .
The Senate had on March 19 passed the bill , approving N30 ,000 as the new national minimum wage .
By its action , the Senate concurred the earlier decision of the House of Representatives , which passed the bill before the National Assembly shut down its operations to enable lawmakers to participate in the 2019 general elections , beginning from February 16 .
Last week , there were social media reports , claiming that Buhari had assented to the bill .
But speaking in an exclusive interview with The PUNCH in Abuja on Wednesday , the Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters ( Senate ) , Senator Ita Enang , dismissed the reports .
He said that signing of bills was not done in secrecy , as the President would normally communicate his decision to Nigerians publicly .
Enang clarified that Buhari had yet to sign the bill on the grounds that there were operational procedures to be followed .
However , he confirmed that the bill , which captured N30 ,000 as the new national minimum wage , had been transmitted to Buhari by the National Assembly.
Enang said , “The bill has been transmitted to Mr President ; that I can confirm.
“Right now, the bill is undergoing standard presidential, operational procedures in respect of bills .
“ We are within time . At the appropriate time , Mr President will take a decision and make it public.
“Therefore , the report that Mr President has already signed the bill is not correct .”
The passage of the bill by the Senate coincided with the submission of the report on the new national minimum wage by the Presidential Technical Advisory Committee Buhari set up to advise the Federal Government on how to pay a wage increase above the current N18 ,000 .
The panel, which was chaired by renowned economist and businessman , Mr Bismarck Rewane , submitted its report to Buhari on March 25 .
The committee had the primary task of advising the government “ on how best to fund , in a sustained manner , the additional costs of implementing the imminent increase ( N30 ,000 ) in the national minimum wage .”
The terms of reference also covered advising the government “on the consequential increases in salaries and allowances for other employees , without worsening our already difficult fiscal condition , and without adversely impacting the nation ’s development goals as set out in the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan .”
The President had assured the nation upon receiving the report , that he would “review” it expeditiously and take a final stance .
Recall that the Senate , while passing the bill , had asked that the current revenue sharing formula should be reviewed to make more funds available to the other tiers of government .
It said this was to enable the other tiers to cope with paying the N30 ,000 .
Many states are owing backlog of salaries at the present N 18 ,000 minimum wage .
Some of the states received bailouts from the Federal Government multiple times but still could not clear the salary arrears owed workers .
Most state governors had consistently opposed the N30 ,000 on the excuse that they could not afford it.

OP scoreline please or u are sad?