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RE-2018 FEDERAL ROAD SAFETY CORPS RECRUITMENT EXERCISE
 
This medium is to inform all applicants who applied to FRSC for recruitment into the different cadres to check their emails for updated information on the exercise.
 
According to a statement by the Corps Public Education Officer, Bisi Kazeem, applicants who do not receive any information through their emails before the date of the exercise are by this notice advised to report to the screening centres chosen in their application forms with the printed summary data page.
 
In addition, all applicants, irrespective of Cadre applied for, are to come along with the following: originals of their credentials (for sighting), 2 sets of photocopies of credentials, medical certificate of fitness, and 2 passport sized photographs.
 
Applicants are to also note, for the avoidance of doubt, that they are to appear in white shorts, white round neck T-shirt, canvass and socks for the screening and physical fitness exercise.
 
Signed:
CC Bisi Kazeem fsi
Corps Commander
Corps Pubic Education Officer
Date: 21 Sep 2018.

engrjacuzzi:
I expect wenger to start welbeck in today's game.

You said who?

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0taPiaPia:
Very true. Right timing is now. Can a new thread be pushed to front-page for this course ?.

Yea a new thread can be created especially now that verification has been concluded
You can create it and we'll push the write ups
Nice concept from you sir

Mummyfe:
i think people affected should protest to TV stations.both in Lagos and abuja. elections are coming and this is the best opportunity to push the people involved to pay the accrued money.
if they offer monthly pension for now, and people start collecting it, then forget about getting the rest of the bulk money for the next few years.

Well said cos the right time to act is NOW.... all efforts should be channelled towards drawing attention of the government and parliament especially those ones seeking re-elections or vying for fresh positions
Good luck

Breaking News:
•Police lack power to prosecute pipeline vandals –Court
•Says NSCDC is the competent authority
The power of the police to prosecute crimes has again suffered a major setback, as a Federal High Court sitting in Lokoja held that prosecution of pipeline vandals has been transferred from the police to the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC).
In a judgment delivered on June 17, Justice I.E. Ekwo said Section 3 (1) (f) (vi) of the NSCDC (Amendment) Act 2007 has expressly conferred the authority to investigate offence of oil pipeline vandalisstion and the power to initiate proceedings thereto on behalf of the Attorney General of the Federation to the NSCDC.
The judge said, “This means that even if it is the Nigeria Police that apprehended any person suspected to have committed such offence, it is the duty of the police to hand over such suspect to the NSCDC for prosecution.”
The case that resulted in the judgment was a one-count charge filed by the police against one Abuh Daniel who was said to have loaded one big storage tank with crude oil without licence, an offence contrary to and punishable under Section 17 (a) and (b) Miscellaneous Offences Act, Cap M17 LFN 2004.
Upon perusing the charge, the judge raised the issue whether the Nigeria Police is the appropriate organ of government authorised by law to prosecute the offence.
He consequently asked the prosecutor and the defence to address him on the issue.
The judge noted that Section 1 (1) (f) of the NSCDC (Amendment) Act which gave the NSCDC power to arrest with or without warrant, detain, investigate and institute legal proceedings by or in the name of the AGF against any person reasonably suspected to have committed any offence particularly involving power transmission lines, or oil pipelines, NIPOST cables, equipment and water board pipes, has taken away the authority of the police to prosecute those who commit such offences.
The judge said: “What is in contention here is not whether the Nigeria Police has authority to institute criminal proceedings in the name of the AGF as the learned prosecuting counsel has argued. I hold the opinion that the issue of the power of the Nigeria Police to institute criminal proceedings in courts has been settled.
“Police authority can by virtue of Section 23 of the Police Act, Cap. 359 LFN; Section 56 of the Federal High Court Act, and Section 174 of the Constitution institute and continue proceedings.
“What confronts the court in this matter is whether the Nigeria Police in view of Section 3 (1) (f) (iv) of the NSCDC Act (as amended) which expressly gives authority to prosecute cases of oil pipeline vandalisation to the NSCDC can exercise the power to institute criminal proceedings on the same subject matter.”
The judge held that the provisions of the NSCDC Act were lucid and unambiguous.
He further held that the legislature had taken the authority to prosecute pipeline vandals from the police and conferred same on the NSCDC.

Basically it will reduce our over dependence on the dollar which has ripple effects especially the masses and it will help the liquidity issues faced by Nigerian traders and Chinese manufacturers thus bringing down the cost of production, promotes ease in doing business and reducing the prices of products

Deductions

*CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA HAVE FINALLY SIGNED THE CURRENCY SWAP DEAL*

*IT'S WORTH READING...*

*IN CASE YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND.*

*I know Most of You don't know the meaning of Nigeria dollars, yuan swap with China.. And why American government is desperately smoothing the relationship with Nigeria.*

*Let's me get it clearer to you before the enemies of Progress twist it for you.*

*Soon you will be buying that techno phone you bought at N80,000 for N12,000.*

*This is why even the oppositions, haven't say anything about it.*

*The Central Bank of Nigeria have finally signed the currency swap deal we have been expecting for the past 2 years into existence with the Chinese government.*

*The importance of this is that since almost 70% of the goods we import come from China and Asia and 12% America why must we use Dollars to transact with China? from now instead of using dollars at N350 to 1dollar to import those goods, we can now buy Yuan at 47 naira to 1 Yuan and import those stuffs directly.*

*Instead of buying these goods in dollars in China, we will now buy them in Yuan which is 5times cheaper than dollars.*

*As usual, another giant stride which are Print Media, Electronic Media and Nigerian looters will not report or allow you to understand this victory over supremacy of dollars in our daily lives and economic activities.*

*Congratulations Nigerians

As explained by AFRINVEST

Last week, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and People’s Bank of China (PBoC) announced the conclusion of a bilateral currency swap agreement between Nigeria and China valued at Renminbi (RMB) 15.0bn or N720.0bn.

The 3-year Agreement, signed by respective Central bank Governors on Friday, 27th April 2018, followed a 2-year long negotiation process between the two countries which began during President Muhammadu Buhari’s visit to China in April 2016.

Consequent on the opening of the “Swap Line”, both central banks would exchange a stock of their local currencies (RMB 15.0bn/N720.0bn), which could either be extended by mutual consent at expiration in 2021 or reversed.

We view the agreement as a positive development, given the FCY liquidity squeeze Nigeria frequently experiences and the strong trade & investment ties between the two countries.

According to the trade statistics by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), merchandise trade between China and Nigeria reached a record high of N2.0tn in 2017 (8.7% of total Merchandise trade), thus making China Nigeria’s 3rd largest trading partner after India and the United States (accounting for 12.5% and 10.8% of merchandise trade respectively).


However, the Balance of Trade is heavily tilted in favour of China; imports from China in 2017 (N1.8tn) was 8.1x Nigeria’s export (N220.6bn) and accounts for 20.9% of total imports in the last five years. This is clearly suggestive of Nigeria’s growing dependence on China, much like most of the rest of the world, for manufactured products and industrial inputs, reinforcing the importance of this currency swap agreement for Nigeria’s import dependent Manufacturing and Trade sectors which jointly contribute 27.8% to GDP.

Given the established strategic importance of China as a major trade partner, the bilateral currency swap agreement will be beneficial to the Nigerian economy in several ways.

First, it would reduce currency transaction cost for importers and ease FX liquidity pressures in periods of FX rate volatility and/or scarcity. The implementation of this currency swap will also enhance financial stability and external reserves management by reducing the volume of FX interventions in the local market needed to fulfil imports demand.

Lastly, this agreement could serve as a risk management and unconventional monetary policy tool as probable losses resulting from transactions affected by volatility in the local currency could be hedged and minimized


As an unconventional monetary policy tool, in managing third currencies pressures and liquidity, the importance of the bilateral currency swap agreement between Nigeria and China cannot be neglected.

Whilst we are excited by the symbolism of this agreement, we also note that the impact on the economy will be limited by the relatively small size of the Swap Line which could barely cover 40.0% of Nigeria’s Chinese import in a single year.

Furthermore, a key downside risk to the agreement is that the ease of transaction with a highly competitive country like China could worsen Nigeria’s trade balance and weaken domestic manufacturing capacity.

We think this concern is justified, particularly in a period of heightened trade scepticism. Yet, it also emphasizes the need to deepen domestic policies on improving competitiveness.

https://www.businesspost.ng/2018/05/07/gains-of-bilateral-currency-swap-deal-between-nigeria-china/

Hard work surely pays.... Lazy youths please take heed!

Earthbound:
Make una enjoy group stages, come back house, quick abeg.

I sight a Sudanese

Every other home team is winning except.....smh

The Defence Space Administration (DSA) was established by the National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to: Develop and operate military Space Technologies; Support Nigerian Military operations both within and outside the country as well as Security Agencies responsible for internal security, through the use of satellite; Provide resilient and affordable Space and Cyberspace capabilities for the Nigerian Military, other Security and Law Enforcement Agencies

Applications are invited from suitably qualified Nigerians for employment as civilian staff within the capacities below:

1.) Position, Navigation and Timing (PNT) Engineer

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2.) Computer Programmer

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3.) Earth Observation Officer

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4.) Systems Engineer

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6.) Radio Navigation Engineer

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7.) Software Engineer - Navigation

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Application Closing Date
9th May, 2018.

For Pensioners verified in Q4 2017 & Q1 2018 under the Parastatal Pension Department ( FHA,NNN, NICON, Nigerian-Re, DSC & NITEL/Mtel) the accurate computation of their benefits is currently being made. @FinMinNigeria
4:50 AM - 13 Apr 2018

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The same wind is blowing her to Jail

sexymonkey:
it's fake don't waste your time any further, I made $8 but after refreshing, the thing turned $0.8

Thanks. I've stopped at $10.... I guessed as much

joan1678:
No now.. why you dey do like this.. like were you able to withdraw? cos I wasn't able to do so yesterday

Haahaahaa. I was kidding too. I haven't but a friend's wife withdrew $180...that's when he joined and introduced some of us.. I stopped at $10

joan1678:
have you withdrawn the money?

What a question. U wanna rob me or beg for some?

The *2018 BEDC Graduate Trainee Program* is now open for suitably qualified graduates seeking to take on the biggest challenges in the power sector.

Locations:  Edo, Delta, Ondo and Ekiti States

Required Qualifications:
-Minimum of *Second Class Lower (2.2)*
-Must not be older than *28 years old.*
-MUST have completed their NYSC Program
SSCE with (Credit) passes in Mathematics and English Language.
- Minimum *HND/ BSc* in Engineering, in one of the following disciplines-Electrical Engineering and Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Physics, Computer Engineering, Computer Science,  Mathematics, Statistics, Accounting,

*Interested applicants should please visit https://e-recruiter.ng/portal/bedc*

Application deadline is *13th April, 2018*
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The *2018 BEDC Graduate Trainee Program* is now open for suitably qualified graduates seeking to take on the biggest challenges in the power sector.

Locations:  Edo, Delta, Ondo and Ekiti States

Required Qualifications:
-Minimum of *Second Class Lower (2.2)*
-Must not be older than *28 years old.*
-MUST have completed their NYSC Program
SSCE with (Credit) passes in Mathematics and English Language.
- Minimum *HND/ BSc* in Engineering, in one of the following disciplines-Electrical Engineering and Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Physics, Computer Engineering, Computer Science,  Mathematics, Statistics, Accounting,

*Interested applicants should please visit https://e-recruiter.ng/portal/bedc*

Application deadline is *13th April, 2018*
Sent as Recieved

sexymonkey:
is it for real?

For real

The Federal Government Of Nigeria is set to recruit Graduates into the office of Independent National Electoral Commission.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for full-time appointments to the following positions in the INEC.

Important! The minimum qualifications interested applicants are : SSCE / NECO / GCE / NCE / ND / HND / BSC / apply applying as an individual ( Constituency Returning Officers, System analyst, Quantity Conveyor, Engineering and Technical Officers) and must be between 18 and 35 years.
SSCE / NECO / GCE / ND / HND / BSC/ Or any other relevant certificates of good government approved institutions / organizations.

How to Apply.. To Apply Click LINK Below …

http://channels247news.com/2017/07/15/just-out-inec-recruitment-application-form-20172018-click-here-to-apply/



The INEC (Independent National Electoral Commission) is the electoral body which was set up to oversee elections in Nigeria in 1998.

The origin of the INEC goes back to the period before Independence when the Electoral Commission of Nigeria was established to conduct 1959 elections. The Federal Electoral Commission (FEDECO), established in 1960 conducted the immediate post-independence federal and regional elections of 1964 and 1965.

The major function of INEC Nigeria is to organize, undertake and supervise all elections in Nigeria.

How to Apply.. To Apply Click LINK Below

Kylekent59:
Lol. Dem never reach round 4 ooo

Prediction

8th round KO! Joshua wins