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They didn't even pay me and my mate (about 24 of us), in 2012 after completing the 6months training in Akure. You need to calculate N15,000 by 24 students. Diariz God!

[quote author=urheme post=31760538]Thanks for sharing,

Can one get the form at any time or is only when they advertise

You can get it at any time, I applied last and am yet to hear from them.

Thanks, have applied as stated above. Hoping for positive response by Gods grace

Federal Civil Service Forms can be gotten in the Federal Civil SERVICE Commission Zone 3, Abuja near Customs Office.

>FCSC Application Form:
*Requirement:
-Local Government Attestation
-Birth certificate
-Primary school certificate
-Secondary school certificate/Testimonial
-NYSC discharge certificate
-Degree Certificate (B.sc/Hnd/....)
-Curriculum Vitae (cv)
-2 passport recent photograph
NB: Form is free
NB2: 2copies each of all d documents stated above!

Please, I need your help oooo. Your boy is so in need of employment. I am a graduate of Fisheries management. I can be reach on adekanmi_adewumi@yahoo.com, 07035367020 and 08086211058.
Anyone who God is ministering to right now should please help me ooo. To be idle is a terrible disease. Thanks to you all in anticipation. God bless you!

[quote author=eremy post=31733979]Graduate Transaction Officers (TO) At A First Generation Bank

Our client, a first generation bank in the Nigeria economy seeks to recruit highly intelligent, young, well articulated and dynamic professionals with integrity for the position below:

TRANSACTION OFFICERS (TO)

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Taking deposit from customers and crediting their accounts respectively.
Collection and posting of dividend warrant
Processing of cheque lodgement for local and central clearing
Opening of Savings and Current Accounts
Calling of tellers transaction on daily basis
Posting of profit and loss account
Payment of cheques that meet mandate requirements
Receive all cheques of any amount, provide timely and courteous teller services
Obtain approval from head of tellers or appropriate authority for amount beyond own limit.
Monitor the cash-in-till balance and request for funds as required.
Perform other duties as assigned by head of tellers.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

Open and close of teller batch for the day’s operations.
Payment of cash and cheques withdrawal to customers.
Received of both cash and cheques deposit into customers accounts.
Register of all cash transactions in their respective registers and balance registers daily.
Posting all customers’ transactions.
Check customer’s balance and verify customer’s signatures.
Ensure cash analyses are done on all cash transactions.
Call over of daily transactions.
Escalation of issues bothering on cash theft, lose, shortages/ overages.
Carries out other tasks as assigned by the head of teller
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES:

Very quick learner
Keen attention to details
Good team player
Relationship Management
Problem Solving
Proficiency in the use of Microsoft Office Suite1
Strong computer skills
Interpersonal skills
Good written and oral communication
Service orientation and strong Customer focus
Integrity
Educational Qualification

HND Graduate only (Minimum Lower Credit)
Age: Not more than 27 years
Experience in the banking industry will be an added advantage
 

Interested candidates should log on to www.whytecleon.com click on TRANSACTION OFFICERS to submit their CVs, not later than one week from the date of this publication.

Kindly check the site you posted www.whytecleon.com, itz not showing any relevant info. Thanks

[quote author=twayne01 post=29793642]Please kindly send your details to tobijunior@yahoo.com
Name,location mobile number and email address.
Thanks

I will do just that, thanks

[quote author=EmpressDiva post=31518029]The Elita Push CV. To apply, Click http:///191c7ce5


I don't believe in this Elita pushcv

I have interest but please,what's the location?

Please fellow NairaLander, help a brother secure a job in Agricultural related field. I hold a Bachelor's Degree in Fisheries Management. I have great passion for Agriculture and I also believe that it is one of the ways we can make a change to the problem of food insecurity in our country Nigeria but am financially handicapped, completed my NYSC last year. Relocating won't be a problem to me
Below are my details;
E-mail: adekanmi_adewumi@yahoo.com
Phone no: 07035367020 or 08086211058 (WhatsApp).
Thanks in anticipation

Is it only in PH you have office?

[quote author=easypee post=30984094]@fison, @Exmay, @ionome, @Ifiegboria, and @freshyabstel,

Details have been sent to you.
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Remain blessed.



Thanks alot

adekanmi_adewumi@yahoo.com

This is sardonic at his ripe time to going into the favour market after all the hurdles as an undergraduate....I pray for the repose of his soul and may the good Lord console the families he left behind and the fortitude to bear the irreplaceable loss. A lesson learnt from swimming

Thanks op, I just sent in mine cv. Someone should please pm whenever something comes up. Danke

N1,500 per acre OR N15,000? I need you to clarify that

@Fison thank you for this wonderful contribution. i was thinking that pig farming will cost us me more, but thank God for your comment, but do you think that this money can be enough for pig farming? take for instance, we will construct pig pen, buy pigs for rearing, employ security, and buy foods for the pigs, treat them against disease. please can any one help us how to cut down start up cost?


That's the main reason why i didn't talk much on pig because I don't really have much ideas on pig but you can consider venturing into:
*Snailery: This is another lucrative business which will fetch you cool cash.. Snails are appreciated in Nigeria, and on the high side.. You can also become a supplier to hotels, fast foods.
* Planting of Tomato, Cucumber or pepper and the likes
*Vegetable (ugwu)
....Just do some feasibility studies based on that money

Helo nairalanders, experience fish farmers and pig farmers can you share with us about those two agro venture, which of the two is better, so that we can learn from you. me and friend have gather up to 120,000 naira with with one acres of land close to a river. which of the farming is profitable that we can start with the limited budget above. thanks

I will suggest you go for pig farming due to limited capital@your disposal (N120k). On the other hand, fish farming is very lucrative though it requires personal commitment. Forinstance, the cost of buying a mobile fish pond: plastic, tarpaulin, or construction of earthen/concrete fish pond, the cost of feeding which takes 60 to 70% of the total money, cost of seed procurement (fingerlings), maintenance fee and other expenses.

I got the alert on the 8th of Jan around 7:15pm and I started the registration but couldn't finish it that night hoping I will continue the next day but to my dismay, it displayed Maximum number reached and constant trying the 3rd day says, site not available.

[quote author=twayne01 post=29782454]Hi,would u like a sales consultant role @ jumia...pm me

I just did, hoping to hear from you. Thanks

Please,have graduated since 2012, though would have love to practice in my chosen discipline but financially incapacitated.
I hold a Bachelor's Degree in Fisheries Management. I have great passion for agriculture and I also believe that it is one of the ways we can make a change to the problem of our country Nigeria.
I have applied for many jobs online, attend written and oral interviews; but I got to know at the end, they already have their connected candidates for such job.
Please, anybody on this thread with useful information or job link in Agricultural related field (Fisheries to be precised). Here are my contact details: E-mail: adekanmi_adewumi@yahoo.com, Phone no: 07035367020 or 08086211058 (WhatsApp), BB Pin: 2779BAEF. Thanks and God bless you as you!

Lesgupnigeria:
A good question from one of my followers
Get your own questions about your observation,challenges on your farm and it will be answered immediately

Thanks for following
Plantain require manure and the best is the poultry manure.
if you use tissue cultured suckers, you have to apply poultry dung 2months after planting for maximum yield.

If you apply a good quantity of manure once,you dont need to apply again.


if you plant them in a scattered form,management of the farm will be difficult from ease of weeding,fertilizing.You will not also be able to determine accurately the numbers of suckers on the land.

Cost of production differs from location to location.i may not be able to give you accurately the cost of production in Ekiti.

In the market,plantain are sold per bunch.
#800-#1000/bunch.

Thanks

This is a veteran and an insightful post@Op. Have been following with keen interest cum the comments. Well, I just have few questions to ask.
1. Doesn't plantain require manure because you didn't mention such? If YES to using manure, how often do one apply it (give the range of weeks or months)
2. Should it be planted in a row or scattered form?
3. Please like how much will it cost from procurement, operational cost(s) et'al to harvesting excluding land (Ekiti precisely)?
4. What is the present market price for a dozen of plantain using Lagos and Abuja as a case study. I can be reached via adekanmi_adewumi@yahoo.com. Thanks

It just doesn't worth it, 100 people out of over 2000 participants. That's kinda small....advanced way of siphoning money

While there are many controversial elements to the abortion issue, from a strictly clinical point of view, an abortion performed by a medical professional under proper sanitary conditions is a safe and straight forward procedure, especially if done during the early weeks of a pregnancy. There is no scientific evidence which establishes that an abortion performed under these circumstances poses any notable risk to a woman’s future fertility. Most women who have had an abortion go on to have a baby when they are ready without any problems. Having conceived before proves that you ovulate and can get pregnant. So, rest assured that if it's taking longer than you'd like to get pregnant, it's unlikely to be because of the termination.
Occasionally, though, if the termination was not straight forward, it may affect your fertility. There is also a high level of unsafe abortions in our country which pose serious health risks to women. Abortions performed illegally, by unskilled doctors in unhygienic conditions may cause complications in future.
An incomplete termination (retained products of conception) can increase the risk of infection and
scarring. In rare cases, the process of dilation and curettage (D&C) used to clean out the uterus (womb), may cause damage. These include:
(1) Perforation of the uterus, which happens when a surgical instrument pokes a hole in the uterus. It happens in up to 1 percent of women having a D&C . Most of these tears heal on their own. However, if a blood vessel or other organ is damaged, a second procedure may be necessary to repair it.
(2) Damage to the cervix. If the cervix is injured during a D&C, your doctor will treat it by applying pressure or medicine to stop the bleeding, or by suturing the tear.
(3) Scar tissue on the uterine wall. D&C can lead to development of scar tissue in the uterus. This is called Asherman's syndrome and happens most frequently when the procedure is performed after a miscarriage or delivery. This can lead to abnormal, absent or painful menstrual cycles, future miscarriages and infertility. Asherman's syndrome can usually be treated with hormones that encourage growth of healthy uterine tissue, or scar tissue can sometimes be removed with surgery.
(4) Infection. Infection after a D&C is possible, FEMALE VAGINAL DISCHARGE. VAGINAL ITCHING. VAGINAL BLEEDING INFECTION ....... as well as LOW SPERM COUNT for men. WEAK ERECTION. PREMATURE EJACULATION. SMALL PENIS.
An infection setting in after the procedure, such as pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), can cause a problem. If it's not treated early, PID can lead to blockages in and around the fallopian tubes and an increased risk of ectopic pregnancy. And there may be scarring at the top of your cervix (the entrance to your uterus) or inside your uterus.
But even if that's not the case for you, you should know that if you've had more than one abortion and get pregnant again later on, you may find that you have what's known as cervical weakness; a weakened cervix that may start dilating prematurely.

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