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Martartins:
I work for free for now. Passion is more important than money. I have found my passion.

What your passion?

In anticipation of a new job as a secondary school teacher with the Kaduna State Government, Franca had resigned from her appointment in a private school located within the Kaduna metropolis.

With the new appointment letter, she believed life would be better as she would have a more stable job with a more robust and consistent salary, compared to what she earned monthly in the private school.

Franca said she joined other recruited teachers for the documentation and induction process and even opened a new salary account as requested by their new employer.

“Honestly, I was very happy when I received the appointment letter as a secondary school teacher with the state government last year. I quickly resigned from the private school where I was working to take up the new job,” she said.

Daily Trust Saturday recalls that in January 2019, 62,000 applicants had sat for an aptitude test, in which 14,000 were later screened as prospective teachers by the Kaduna State Teachers Service Board (KSTSB). It was out of this number that 7,600 were eventually recruited.

Nine months after being given pension numbers as civil servants, the newly recruited teachers said they were yet to be posted to any school to commence work, even as they eagerly hope to offer their contributions towards the development and repositioning of the educational sector in the state.

Franca said other newly recruited teachers like her resigned from where they were hitherto working to take up the new teaching job with the state government, lamenting that their future hangs in the air. She said she was forced to go to another private school to teach pending when the ministry of education would post her.

“We were happy that we got this job, but our joy is now fading away because it is almost a year without postings and salaries. Life has been difficult.” Franca said.

Another newly recruited teacher who identified himself as Abu Hanifa also said he was forced to apply for another teaching job in a private school.

“We felt cheated because many of us resigned from our previous jobs. For more than nine months now, there has not been any positive news from the ministry and the teachers’ service board.

“As teachers, we have to go to different private schools to earn a living since the government job is not yet ready,” he said, adding that he advises his colleagues to find alternative jobs pending when the postings would be released.

Another newly recruited teacher, who simply identified himself as Yomi, said there was a lack of communication between the ministry and the new teachers, a situation she said was worrisome.

“There’s no communication from them (teachers service board). All we heard was that they didn’t want to post us to our places of assignment because there was no money to pay salaries,” he said.

He said one of the terms of the appointment was that no one would have two jobs at a time; which was why most of them resigned from their previous appointments.

“Because of this, many of those working in private schools resigned. Many others resigned from other states and moved to Kaduna, but they are now stranded as they are yet to be posted,” he said.

A staff of Government Day Secondary School Kakuri who craved anonymity told Daily Trust Saturday that there are inadequate teachers in the school despite the student population.

According to him, there are about 30 classes with most of them having close to100 students and lamented that the few teachers are mostly exhausted which affects effective teaching; hence the need for the state government to fast track the posting of the newly recruited teachers.

“As we speak, I think we only have two English teachers in the whole school. There is just one IRS and Hausa teachers and they take all the classes from JSS1 to JSS3 with each class having not less than 100 students,” he said.

He said due to the shortage of teachers in the school, students are mostly out of control in classes with most of them often leaving the school environment at will.

Delay in posting teachers dangerous – PTA

The national president of the Parents-Teachers Association of Nigeria and the chairman of the association in Kaduna State, Muhammad Danjuma, described the delay in posting the newly recruited teachers as dangerous to education in the state.

He wondered why the new teachers were not yet posted several months after recruitment, taking into consideration that the state still battles with inadequate teachers in its public schools.

“The delay in their posting is worrisome and can affect the educational sector because, as it is now, there are over 400 secondary schools across the state, based on our findings. Most of these schools need these teachers because presently, there is a shortage of teachers in public schools and parents are concerned about the future of the children in such schools,” he said.

Danjuma also said the newly recruited teachers had gone through a rigorous screening exercise before they were employed and wondered why the state government had failed to deploy them to schools.

When Daily Trust Saturday visited the Kaduna State Teachers Service Board for reactions to the situation, our correspondent was told that the chairman, Adamu Makadi, was in a meeting, and was subsequently directed to the Ministry of Education.

At the ministry, the Commissioner for Education, Halima Lawal, was said to be in a meeting. Calls and text messages sent to her on the issue were not responded to at the time of filing this report.

https://dailytrust.com/9-months-after-recruitment-over-7000-kaduna-teachers-await-posting-salaries

Hussen24:
No update for now bro But they will definitely recruit this year.

Thanks

Freetech:
Has anyone done biz with op here? Is he legit?

Op, I want to buy motorcycle from you, please advise which is best for Okada business considering fuel consumption, durability, security and convenience, phone charger and hand starting.

I want to get it for a rider.

How easy is it to waybill to SW and how many days after you receive payment.

Answering these questions will help many make up their minds to patronise you

Hi, please were you able to conclude your transaction with the Op?

Hussen24:
Replacement is ongoing... But they will still dish out about 200 fresh APL, still awaiting final signature

Hi, please is there any update regarding the NBAIS APL?

Chinonso1000:
Lifan Jojo available

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Chinonso1000:
I have replied you on watsapp with pictures of the available ones

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Chinonso1000:
Yes...Jincheng is available. It can be Waybilled. Which exact model do you have in mind?

I called you this morning, couldn't hear you, chat you on WhatsApp too, no response. Trying to decide between jincheng and hajoe. Send me the available models of these brands please. Thanks

Chinonso1000:
N291,000

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Chinonso1000:
Lifan 11H available

How much?

Hussen24:
Replacement is ongoing... But they will still dish out about 200 fresh APL, still awaiting final signature

Thanks for the update

Hussen24:
If you have been waiting for EFCC recruitment Or you have connect start following up. Bawa gave senior staff 2 slots each and I know one of his relative that he gave 10 slots. I think it will be massive recruitment this time around.

NBTE: The recruitment is at final stage, APLs will fly soon

NBAIS: Replacement still ongoing.

Hi, someone promised to help me get this NBAIS job. Last time you said the APLs are awaiting HR signature. Please kindly help to update when they start sharing so I will know my fate. Thanks

Hussen24:
A new provost was just appointed few weeks ago. No plan on ground yet.

Thanks

Hussen24:
NBAIS :- Those who collected APL last year January were captured last month. Another 200 will be recruited, APLs already printed awaiting signature of the HR.

DSS: Already some degree holders are already in camp @Bauchi, they will do their POP this month ending. The next recruitment will be for Secondarians and Diploma holders, compiling of names already ongoing.

INEC: INEC did some replacement 2months ago, I know a person that got and already captured on IPPIS. Main recruitment will start soon....

The fact is that recruitments are currently ongoing from various MDGs, Ministries and Teaching hospitals. A friend that went for capturing @ Abuja told me that He saw like 14 different places during their capturing also.

Thanks for sharing, please do you have any info regarding recruitment at FCE Zaria?

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Unknown8:
Hey guys, hope y'all good.

So there's this wound on my big toe, which developed by itself, just like that. I've been suffering this injury for more than a year now.

I've taken many medications and treatments, all to no avail. I've met 4 deferent doctors, who apparently do not know what that is or how to treat it, they just dress it and prescribe some medicine, and that's it.

I just discovered recently that it's an Ingrown Toenail, after some research on the internet. And according to what I read, it needs a surgery to remove the Ingrown Nail, but all the doctors I've met do not know what an Ingrown Toenail is, and they usually tell me that it doesn't need a surgery.

Guys pls, this thing is really painful. I can't even walk properly with it. If you are a doctor here who knows about this, I beg you to not ignore this post

If you have experience something like this or know someone who has, pls tell me how to treated it. Thank you so much.

It will mean a lot if this thread could reach the front page to gain more views. Pls I really need any help I can get. Thank you!

I have experienced this. It started in 2010, when I got admission into tertiary and it made me a regular customer at sick bay, just like you, for good four years I was just given drugs, with no properation diagnosis, the good thing is it comes and go, sometimes right toe, sometimes left or even both ( I suffer).

I was about graduating in 2015 when I doctor finally told me it's ingrown toe nail and they have to do a surgery. Soon after, doctors wentry on strike and that's how I went to service with it. Note that throughout this period it's heals and comes back again from time to time, with or without medication.

During my service year it just went away and that was it, I was finally free from it. My advice, go to a good hospital, they should know about the surgery. According to the doctor that told me about the surgery then, he said its a minor surgery, they will remove the nail and with time it will grow back properly instead of growing inward

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Always follow your topics though I'may not buoyant enough to buy a car now. Just want you to take note of your use of "slidely" instead of slightly. Thanks. Hoping to purchase one soon

And say what?

aridoup:
More pictures

I'm interested, in zaria. If you have who you can send it to in zaria. I can only pay 15k though

Hi All

Please what does the red blue and white flag represents in Nigeria

The Kaduna State Government has declared three days mourning for the late Emir of Zazzau, Alhaji Shehu Idris.

The Special Adviser to the Governor Nasir el-Rufai on Media and Communication, Mr Muyiwa Adekeye, announced this in a statement on Monday.

Adekeye said public offices would open on September 21 and September 22 but “there will be a public holiday on September 23 to honour his memory’’.

The statement was titled, “Kaduna declares three days mourning for late Emir of Zazzau”.

It read, “The Kaduna State Government has declared three days of mourning for the late Emir of Zazzau, HH Alh. Shehu Idris. Public offices will open as normal on 21 and 22 September 2020.

“There will be a public holiday on 23 September to honour his memory.

“Flags will fly at half-mast during the mourning period.”

The emir died at the 44 Army Reference Hospital, Kaduna on Sunday at the age of 84.


Meanwhile, the Muslim Rights Concern on Monday expressed grief over the death of the Emir.

MURIC Director, Prof. Ishaq Akintola, in a statement, also commiserated with the head of the Nigerian Muslim community, the Sultan of Sokoto and the Governor of Kaduna State over the death.

“The news of the passing away of the Emir of Zazzau is saddening. Our sympathy also goes to the Zazzau Emirate Council, particularly the Yariman Zazzau, Alhaji Munir Ja‘afar and the good people of Zaria.

“Shehu Idris was the 18th Emir of Zazzau and the Chairman of Zazzau Emirate Council as well as the Kaduna State Emirate Council.

The remains of the monarch have been laid to rest at his palace in Zaria.

Looks genuine

Nice one, hope they are prepared enough to resume soon