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 Jobs/Vacancies › Urgent Vacancy-general Manager In A Catering Outfit In Ajah by folu500(op): 5:31pm On Jan 06, 2022 |
Sumby’s kitchen, a boutique catering outfit is looking for a General Manager to lead all aspects of its business. The successful candidate will manage a team of catering staff for successful execution of catering events. Job Description • Supervise catering staff activities. • Supervise catering and waiting staff at functions. • Manage the food and beverage provision for functions and events. • Create staff schedule to ensure appropriate staffing. • Track stock levels of food, supplies, and equipment, forecast needs, and oversee ordering as necessary (shopping for supplies/groceries). • Take ownership of budgets and cost control methods to minimize expenses. • Address customer needs, comments, and complaints. • Adhere to and enforce employee compliance with health, safety, and sanitation standards. • Ensure all employees are working within outlined operating standards. • Record daily expenses, income, inventory and personnel spending. • Oversee food preparation, transportation and set-up activities to ensure successful event. • Market and recruit new Clients for the catering business. • Any other duty as specified by the management. Requirements • Minimum of HND Degree • Minimum of 2 years’ experience in catering or related industry • Not more than 30 years old at December, 2022 • Must be a resident of Ajah and its environs • Available to work on Saturdays • Strong interpersonal and communication skills • Excellent leaderships skills • Must be social media literate • Demonstrated ability to manage operating costs in accordance with budgets • Comfortable setting priorities and delegating tasks as needed • Extremely organized and detail-oriented. To apply send your resume to hr.sumbykitchen@gmail.com Application Deadline: 21/01/2022 Note: pay is 60k for a start |
| Travel › Re: Cost Of A Nigeria International Passport by folu500(m): 12:43pm On Dec 02, 2021 |
GraduatesGrant:Yes, thats what they are issuing now in Alausa. |
| Travel › Re: Cost Of A Nigeria International Passport by folu500(m): 12:41pm On Dec 02, 2021 |
iamL:If money has not been deducted after 30min i doubt the payment went through. Just make another payment. However, i will advise you move funds from that account to another just to be safe. |
| Travel › Re: Cost Of A Nigeria International Passport by folu500(m): 10:45am On Dec 02, 2021 |
Finally got my passport yesterday. Strictly DIY, it's 32pages 5 years passport. I captured on the 30th of August at Alausa Ikeja. Had to spend the whole day in their office, we were not attended to until late in the evening. Thank God my time was not wasted in vain. 3 Likes |
| Education › Re: Unilag Postgraduate 2020/2021 Information Thread by folu500(m): 3:14pm On Aug 24, 2021 |
CovenantCee:This information was gotten from my department, not sure about others. However, (this is my opinion) it will be highly unlikely that one department will start a new session while others are yet to start. |
| Education › Re: Unilag Postgraduate 2020/2021 Information Thread by folu500(m): 11:06am On Aug 23, 2021 |
Hello All, i have been following this thread for a while. I am one of the newly admitted students for the 2020/2021 Session MBA (PT). I was at the department (Yaba) on Friday to complete my departmental registration. I asked the staff working there about the commencement of lectures and the newly released timetable. Their response was that the timetable is not authentic and secondly there is no time set for any lecture as of now. The Calendar they are currently running is the 2019/2020 session, hence they will not resume until they conclude that session. One of the staff even said we are likely to resume in November for lectures. However, during the registration, your name and phone number will be taken down, so that you will be contacted if anything comes up. I will advise everyone to go to their department and complete their registration so that your contact will be with them and you will be contacted if anything comes up. 2 Likes |
| Technology Market › Re: Professor On Any Type Of Generator. by folu500(m): 10:26am On Apr 12, 2021 |
folu500:No response to my inquiry? |
| Technology Market › Re: Professor On Any Type Of Generator. by folu500(m): 12:30pm On Apr 09, 2021 |
Please i need your advice I recently bought a thermocool hustler+ (3.6kw) gen, I intend to use it to charge my 3kva inverter, 1 freezer, and 1 inverter fridge. Please note the 3kva inverter powers other appliances in the house (like tv, power-saving bulb, and ceiling fans), I want to know if the gen can carry all I have listed above without any issues. Thank you. |
| Education › Re: Unilag Postgraduate 2020/2021 Information Thread by folu500(m): 4:43pm On Mar 12, 2021 |
ATTENTION MIT CANDIDATES This is URGENT All MIT exam candidates . Unilag has rescheduled your exams for today 6pm. The last exams you wrote on Wednesday has been canceled. Pls if you know any MIT candidates send this to them. Or call them. The exam is today 6pm. Everyyhing else remains the same. Please help broadcast to MIT student alone. |
| Technology Market › Re: Elemax SH6500EX Model Generator For Sale At Give Away Price by folu500(op): 7:01pm On May 26, 2020 |
This is still on ground. |
| Technology Market › Re: Elemax SH6500EX Model Generator For Sale At Give Away Price by folu500(op): 5:03pm On May 23, 2020 |
You can still dm me for the gen |
| Technology Market › Re: Elemax SH6500EX Model Generator For Sale At Give Away Price by folu500(op): 1:50pm On May 18, 2020 |
Available |
| Technology Market › Re: Elemax SH6500EX Model Generator For Sale At Give Away Price by folu500(op): 10:51am On May 17, 2020 |
Still available |
| Technology Market › Re: Professor On Any Type Of Generator. by folu500(m): 6:49pm On May 16, 2020 |
ELEMAX : Elemax SH6500EX Model- Japanese technology AC VOLTAGE: 220V FREQUENCY: 50HZ RATED OUTPUT: 5.6KVA MAX OUTPUT: 6.5KVA PHASE: 1 DC VOLTAGE: 12V CURRENT: 8.3A FUEL TYPE: PETROL Price: 90k Slightly Negotiable. If interested please contact me on 09019801408. Location is Ketu Lagos.
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| Technology Market › Re: Elemax SH6500EX Model Generator For Sale At Give Away Price by folu500(op): 6:46pm On May 16, 2020 |
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| Technology Market › Elemax SH6500EX Model Generator For Sale At Give Away Price by folu500(op): 6:45pm On May 16, 2020 |
ELEMAX : Elemax SH6500EX Model- Japanese technology AC VOLTAGE: 220V FREQUENCY: 50HZ RATED OUTPUT: 5.6KVA MAX OUTPUT: 6.5KVA PHASE: 1 DC VOLTAGE: 12V CURRENT: 8.3A FUEL TYPE: PETROL Price: 90k Slightly Negotiable. If interested please contact me on 09019801408. Location is Ketu Lagos.
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| Phones › Re: Subscriber Options for UNLIMITED Internet - WORTH IT? by folu500(m): 8:59am On Jul 24, 2019 |
Is the VPN a one off payment? yuppy101: |
| Phones › Re: Subscriber Options for UNLIMITED Internet - WORTH IT? by folu500(m): 10:39am On Aug 28, 2018 |
If you can afford Ntel unlimited plan. Then i would advise you to go for Wifi.com.ng. There internet speed is very fast and their plan is unlimited for 9,500. I dumped Ntel services due to inability to subscribe and network failure for days during your subscription. |
| Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by folu500(m): 1:02pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
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| Phones › Re: Gionee M5 Discussion Thread[HOT] by folu500(m): 10:50am On Jul 27, 2016 |
i have a 6 weeks old M5 for sale, price 45k. all accessories are still intact. if interested hit me up on 08139532093. i stay in lag. ketu to be precise |
| Politics › Re: Sanusi: N197bn Went Missing In Jonathan's Administration Every Month by folu500(m): 11:04am On Dec 07, 2015 |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r5PWtPB_og that's video of the story. its harrowing what corruption has done to the citizens of this country. i just pray that God will give the present govt the courage to fight corruption and redeem this country from the abyss the past govt's have plunged us into.amen |
| Properties › Re: Don't Be A Victim. Investigate Every Property Before You Buy Any Land This Year by folu500(m): 1:37pm On Sep 01, 2015 |
This is to inform the general public that OTTUN FAMILY of ONIJA VILLAGE, OFF LEKKI EPE EXPRESSWAY, EPE, LAGOS STATE has not authorize any individual, group of people or company to act on its behalf and put for sale 750 acres of land belonging to the family in ONIJA VILLAGE. Any purported sale or purchase of any land on the said location is not binding on the family. BUYERS BEWARE. for further information kindly send a mail to: otun_lanre@yahoo.com. this post is done in reference to the below advert. www.nairaland.com/1572776/land-sales-banana-island-ikoyi#37559479 2 Likes |
| Properties › Land Sales At Onija Village-disclaimer by folu500(op): 1:30pm On Sep 01, 2015 |
This is to inform the general public that OTTUN FAMILY of ONIJA VILLAGE, OFF LEKKI EPE EXPRESSWAY, EPE, LAGOS STATE has not authorize any individual, group of people or company to act on its behalf and put for sale 750 acres of land belonging to the family in ONIJA VILLAGE. Any purported sale or purchase of any land on the said location is not binding on the family. BUYERS BEWARE. for further information kindly send a mail to: otun_lanre@yahoo.com |
| Technology Market › Re: Land Sales At Banana Island Ikoyi Okehun Ibeju Lekki Lagos by folu500(m): 1:29pm On Sep 01, 2015 |
kenobi1010:This is to inform the general public that OTTUN FAMILY of ONIJA VILLAGE, OFF LEKKI EPE EXPRESSWAY, EPE, LAGOS STATE has not authorize any individual, group of people or company to act on its behalf and put for sale 750 acres of land belonging to the family in ONIJA VILLAGE. Any purported sale or purchase of any land on the said location is not binding on the family. BUYERS BEWARE |
| Properties › Re: 670sqm Land For Sales At Cheview, Chevron Drive Lekki. Price: N50m by folu500(m): 1:28pm On Sep 01, 2015 |
kenobi1010:This is to inform the general public that OTTUN FAMILY of ONIJA VILLAGE, OFF LEKKI EPE EXPRESSWAY, EPE, LAGOS STATE has not authorize any individual, group of people or company to act on its behalf and put for sale 750 acres of land belonging to the family in ONIJA VILLAGE. Any purported sale or purchase of any land on the said location is not binding on the family. BUYERS BEWARE |
| Properties › Re: 4 Plots Land For Sales At Cheview, Chevron Drive Lekki. Price: N180m by folu500(m): 1:27pm On Sep 01, 2015 |
kenobi1010:This is to inform the general public that OTTUN FAMILY of ONIJA VILLAGE, OFF LEKKI EPE EXPRESSWAY, EPE, LAGOS STATE has not authorize any individual, group of people or company to act on its behalf and put for sale 750 acres of land belonging to the family in ONIJA VILLAGE. Any purported sale or purchase of any land on the said location is not binding on the family. BUYERS BEWARE |
| Politics › Buhari Vs Jonathan Beyond The Election By Soludo by folu500(op): 4:13pm On Jan 26, 2015 |
I need to preface this article with a few clarifications. I have taken a long sabbatical leave from partisan politics, and it is real fun watching the drama from the balcony. Having had my own share of public service (I do not need a job from government), I now devote my time and energy in pursuit of other passions, especially abroad. A few days ago, I read an article in Thisday entitled “Where is Charles Soludo?”, and my answer is that I am still there, only that I have been too busy with extensive international travels to participate in or comment on our national politics and economy. But I occasionally follow events at home. Since the survival and prosperity of Nigeria are at stake, the least some of us (albeit, non-partisan) must do is to engage in public debate. As the elections approach, I owe a duty to share some of my concerns. In September 2010, I wrote a piece entitled “2011 Elections: Let the Real Debate Begin” and published by Thisday. I understand the Federal Executive Council discussed it, and the Minister of Information rained personal attacks on me during the press briefing. I noted more than six newspaper editorials in support of the issues we raised. Beside other issues we raised, our main thesis was that the macro economy was dangerously adrift, with little self-insurance mechanisms (and a prediction that if oil prices fell below $40, many state governments would not be able to pay salaries). I gave a subtle hint at easy money and exchange rate depreciations because I did not want to panic the market with a strong statement. Sadly, on the eve of the next elections, literally everything we hinted at has happened. Part of my motivation for this article is that five years after, the real debate is still not happening. The presidential election next month will be won by either Buhari or Jonathan. For either, it is likely to be a pyrrhic victory. None of them will be able to deliver on the fantastic promises being made on the economy, and if oil prices remain below $60, I see very difficult months ahead, with possible heady collisions with labour, civil society, and indeed the citizenry. To be sure, the presidential election will not be decided by the quality of ‘issues’ or promises canvassed by the candidates. The debates won’t also change much (except if there is a major gaffe by either candidate like Tofa did in the debate with Abiola). My take is that more than 95% of the likely voters have pretty much made up their minds based largely on other considerations. A few of us remain undecided. During my brief visit to Nigeria, I watched some of the campaign rallies on television. The tragedy of the current electioneering campaigns is that both parties are missing the golden opportunity to sensitize the citizenry about the enormous challenges ahead and hence mobilize them for the inevitable sacrifices they would be called upon to make soon. Each is promising an El-Dorado. Let me admit that the two main parties talk around the major development challenges—corruption, insecurity, economy (unemployment/poverty, power, infrastructure, etc) health, education, etc. However, it is my considered view that none of them has any credible agenda to deal with the issues, especially within the context of the evolving global economy and Nigeria’s broken public finance. The UK Conservative Party’s manifesto for the last election proudly announced that all its programmes were fully costed and were therefore implementable. Neither APC nor PDP can make a similar claim. A plan without the dollar or Naira signs to it is nothing but a wish-list. They are not telling us how much each of their promises will cost and where they will get the money. None talks about the broken or near bankrupt public finance and the strategy to fix it. Goodluck-Jonathan-new In response to the question of where the money will come from, I heard one of the politicians say that the problem of Nigeria was not money but the management of resources. This is half-truth. The problem is both. No matter how efficient a father (with a monthly salary of N50,000) is at managing the family resources, I cannot see how he could deliver on a promise to buy a brand new Peugeot 406 for each of his three children in a year. Even with all the loopholes and waste closed, with increased efficiency per dollar spent, there is still a binding budget constraint. To deliver an efficient national transport infrastructure alone will still cost tens of billions of dollars per annum even by corruption-free, cost-effective means. Did I hear that APC promises a welfare system that will pay between N5,000 and N10,000 per month to the poorest 25 million Nigerians? Just this programme alone will cost between N1.5 and N3 trillion per annum. Add to this the cost of free primary education plus free meal (to be funded by the federal budget or would it force non-APC state governments to implement the same?), plus some millions of public housing, etc. I have tried to cost some of the promises by both the APC and the PDP, given alternative scenarios for public finance and the numbers don’t add up. Nigerians would be glad to know how both parties would fund their programmes. Do they intend to accentuate the huge public debt, or raise taxes on the soon to-be-beleaguered private businesses, or massively devalue the naira to rake in baskets of naira from the dwindling oil revenue, or embark on huge fiscal retrenchment with the sack of labour and abandonment of projects, and which areas of waste do they intend to close and how much do they estimate to rake in from them, etc? I remember that Chief Obafemi Awolowo was asked similar questions in 1978 and 1979 about his promises of free education and free medical services. Even as a teenager, I was impressed by how he reeled out figures about the amounts he would save from various ‘waste’ including the tea/coffee served in government offices. The point is that at least he did his homework and had his numbers and I give credit to his team. Some 36 years later, the quality of political debate and discourse seems to border on the pedestrian. From the quality of its team, I did not expect much from the current government, but I must confess that I expected APC as a party aspiring to take over from PDP to come up with a knock-out punch. Evidently, from what we have read from the various versions of its manifesto as well as the depth of promises being made, it does not seem that it has a better offer. Let me digress a bit to refresh our memory on where we are, and thus provide the context in which to evaluate the promises being made to us. Recall that the key word of the 2015 budget is ‘austerity’. Austerity? This is just within a few months of the fall in oil prices. History repeats itself in a very cruel way, as this was exactly what happened under the Shehu Shagari administration. Under the Shagari government, oil price reached its highest in 1980/81. During the same period, Nigeria ratcheted up its consumption and all tiers of government were in competition as to which would out-borrow the other. Huge public debt was the consequence. When oil prices crashed in early 1982, the National Assembly then passed the Economic Stabilization (Austerity Measures) Act in one day— going through the first, second, and third readings the same day. The austerity measures included the rationing of ‘essential commodities’ and most states owed salary arrears. Corruption was said to be pervasive, and as Sani Abacha said in that famous coup speech, ‘unemployment has reached unacceptable proportions and our hospitals have become mere consulting clinics’. General Muhammadu Buhari/Tunde Idiagbon regime made the fight against corruption and restoration of discipline the cardinal point of their administration which lasted for 20 months. I am not sure they had a credible plan to get the economy out of the doldrums (although it must be admitted that poverty incidence in Nigeria as of 1985 when they left office was a just46%— according to the Federal Office of Statistics). We have come full circle. If the experience under Shagari could be excused as an unexpected shock, what Nigeria is going through now is a consequence of our deliberate wrong choices. We have always known that the unprecedented oil boom (in both price and quantity—despite oil theft) of the last six years is temporary but the government chose to treat it as a permanent shock. The parallels with the Shagari regime are troubling. First, at the time of oil boom, Nigeria again went on a consumption spree such that the budgets of the last five years can best be described as ‘consumption budgets’, with new borrowing by the federal government exceeding the actual expenditure on critical infrastructure. Second, not one penny was added to the stock of foreign reserves at a period Nigeria earned hundreds of billions from oil. For comparisons, President Obasanjo met about $5 billion in foreign reserves, and the average monthly oil price for the 72 months he was in office was $38, and yet he left $43 billion in foreign reserves after paying $12 billion to write-off Nigeria’s external debt. In the last five years, the average monthly oil price has been over $100, and the quantity also higher but our foreign reserves have been declining and exchange rate depreciating. read more-//www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/buhari-vs-jonathan-beyond-election-charles-soludo/ |
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| Phones › Re: Tecno Phantom A+ Discussion Thread by folu500(m): 9:50am On Aug 01, 2014 |
hello guys, my tecno f7 phantom is having charging issues. whenever i connect it with the charger rather than charging it drains the battery. please what can i do as i have to resort to using desktop to cgarge the battery. your prompt respone will be appreciated. thanks. |
