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Career › Re: Human Resource Professionals: by greatfoly(m): 12:33pm On Jan 28, 2017

itamaomoh:
Please do a prospective hr need tutorials for cipm intermediate 11 exams?

depends on you, if you can study on your own, no need for tutorials.

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: PwC Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by greatfoly(m): 1:19pm On Jan 27, 2017

DarkHenrie:
I just received an update from them saying my application was unsuccessful. I guess it's because I don't have the six credits in one sitting that they demand.

sorry man. best of luck in future

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: PwC Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by greatfoly(m): 11:31am On Jan 27, 2017

kunbeeee:
Pls who has sucfessfully completed this application? I am just on the 2nd page and I am finding a lot of things confusing.
1. Expected pay? I have left this blank because I do not know what to put.
2. Under education history, Sub-School/ Department should be the course right? Then please what is "Subject"?
3. Just to be sure, for the high school certificate result, I am supposed to list all the subjects taken in SSCE and their respective grades right?

Please I need clarification.

I've successfully submitted mine.

1. Best left blank
2. Sub-school is your department. while Subject is your course of study. Both department and course are majorly the same, but for some people, their course is different from their department. e.g. in OAU we have "Politics, Philosophy and Economics" as a course under Political science department, and we also have Political science as a course under same department of political science. I hope you get now?
3. Yes, put the subjects and their respective grades

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: PwC Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by greatfoly(m): 10:33pm On Jan 26, 2017

candyyy:
all the field marked with the red* can not be left blank, you have to fill it. If it isn't applicable to you fill Nill or NA

thanks.

expected salary, any idea of the entry level pay?

Politics › Re: Ogun Assembly Approves Amosun’s N65.7bn Loan Request by greatfoly(m): 6:06pm On Jan 26, 2017

Papasmal:
Chai! Chai!! Chai!!!,

The next Governor is Aregbesola in making,

thou shall continue to repay loans till thy end of thy tenure.

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Kpmg Graduate Trainee Aptitude Test 2015 by greatfoly(m): 10:24am On Jan 26, 2017

please, KPMG past questions to olakunlefoly26@gmail.com. thanks

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: PwC Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by greatfoly(m): 10:11am On Jan 26, 2017

Vizzim:
U av to fill that part without that i think u can't submit.

I initially filled the volunteer experience I had, with no pay, but didn't accept, redirecting me back. that was why I later left it blank, still, same problem.

how did you do yours please

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: PwC Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by greatfoly(m): 7:58pm On Jan 25, 2017

yvesboss:
You the best...it worked!...Thanks

how did you do it bro. having same issue. I didn't get his own explanation

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: PwC Nigeria Graduate Recruitment 2017 by greatfoly(m): 6:35pm On Jan 25, 2017

CHM11:
under employment history, don't select any as current employment...even if you are currently employed, you just have to fix in a date when u expect to leave ur current job.

don't select 'current role' and fix in a date in both start date and end date for every job role.

you application should go after that.

had same issue when I applied last year...till date seems they've not worked on it

please bro. I don't understand this explanation.
I didn't enter anything under the employment history. why is it directing me back to it

Phones › Re: Telecoms Subscribers Hit 153m, Airtel Tops by greatfoly(m): 7:19pm On Nov 12, 2016

huntax:
Please what tarrif plan is that? Give me the code pls

*211# with a daily rental fee of #5

dial #124# for more info

Phones › Re: Telecoms Subscribers Hit 153m, Airtel Tops by greatfoly(m): 11:13am On Nov 12, 2016

bappahman:
Etisalat just cancelled the Easylife 4.0 which used
to be 11k/sec. Now it's 15k/sec.

seriously. I haven't observed that.
When Glo is having 11k/s with wonderful data plan.

Phones › Re: Telecoms Subscribers Hit 153m, Airtel Tops by greatfoly(m): 11:00am On Nov 12, 2016

lanre316:
Etisalat deserve to lose customers. Imagine them unable to provide 1.5gb for 1k like every other network is currently doing. I migrated to MTN sharply for my data purchases. Stingy Etisalat. I hope they learn and re-strategise before it's too late. Otherwise, good riddance.

just dropped my Etisalat for Glo. 3.2gb for 1k on 4G LTE. nothing beats that

Career › Re: Human Resource Professionals: by greatfoly(m): 9:30am On Nov 03, 2016

tall2ce:
Is pensions calculated only for basic salary?

No. Total emolument (Basic salary + Housing allowance + Transport allowance)

Career › Re: Human Resource Professionals: by greatfoly(m): 10:16pm On Oct 27, 2016

Apus:
pls how long will my application take before it is approved as a new member(exam route). I've paid d registration fee and received a notification to the effect but cannot go on with d payment for d study pack and other fees.

call their help lines. the numbers can be gotten on their website, under "contact"

Career › Re: Human Resource Professionals: by greatfoly(m): 7:27pm On Oct 18, 2016*

mirakuru:
please can anyone give Me a comprehensive details on the procedures of becoming a CIPM member.. in my case I am a graduate of Sociology which means I'm starting from Intermediate II. now my question is after taking the intermediate exams and passed am I going to be awarded the certificate or I will still move up the ladder to the final stage which is the professional level..lastly, what documents do I need to enrol for the programme, notification of result or transcript?

1. you'll have to finish and pass the professional exams first before being awarded the certificate.
2.,Your O'level certificate/result and your degree certificate/notification of result.
lastly, go to their website @ www.cipmnigeria.org you'll get all the details you need there. follow the link of "membership by examination"

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Politics › Re: 50th Birthday Party Of Muiz Banire (Photos) by greatfoly(m): 3:03pm On Oct 09, 2016

shaddoww:
Is Muiz Banire also in their camp? Cos I don't see Aregbesola n Tinubu’s boys here oo. Or perhaps dey stayed away to avoid Amosun n Fayemi.

Muiz Banire is part of them. read the open letter he wrote on the Ondo primary debacle, you don't need a prophet to tell you where he belongs

Politics › Re: Amosun Appoints Offor Emmanuel Ndimele, Igbo Man As Permanent Secretary In Ogun by greatfoly(m): 3:01am On Sep 01, 2016

DaniDani:
God bless you sir. I am an Igbo, You have a good heart. some of our igbos can't do this

Even not some, almost all of you

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Phones › Re: Nigerians To Pay 9% Tax On Calls, SMS, MMS, Data, Others by greatfoly(m): 6:50am On Aug 18, 2016

Why can't this govt just pity we the masses. The major stakeholders have spoken about the adverse effect of this taxation policy.
It's uncalled for, this burden is getting too much everyday

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Sports › Re: Rio 2016: Egyptians Wear Hijab While Playing Volleyball With Germany by greatfoly(m): 12:31pm On Aug 09, 2016

Tolexander:
if Rio de Janeiro happened to be Osogbo in Osun State, the Olympic organizers would order the German beach volleyball team to go and wear priest garment and celestial sutana for this done by the Egyptians.

lolzzz.. this got my ribs cracking. u nailed it bro. kudos

Education › Re: Dear Gov Amosun, Give Us This Day Our Examinations by greatfoly(m): 6:55am On Jul 22, 2016

This is the plain fact. the state of education in Ogun since the advent of this administration has been from one mess to another.
hope the sector will be saved one day

Education › Jubilation As Court Of Appeal Grants Right To Wear Hijab In Lagos by greatfoly(op): 3:19pm On Jul 21, 2016

There was wild jubilation at the premises of the Court of Appeal in Lagos State when the right to wear Hijab (Islamic headscarf) in public Primary and Secondary schools was granted on Thursday, July 21, 2016.

After the judgement, Muslim males and females were seen praising God and exchanging pleasantries.

Most of them were shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’, ‘Alihamdulilah’‎, meaning Allah is the greatest and all thanks is due to Allah respectively.

With the verdict, it means that Muslim students in Lagos State public schools have the right to wear Hijab on their school uniforms both within and outside their school premises without being punished or victimised.
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While delivering the verdict on Thursday, the justices set aside the verdict of the lower court (Lagos State High Court), which earlier disallowed the use of Hijab.‎
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The special panel of the Court of Appeal set up to hear the case had previously reserved its judgement on Friday, May 27.

During the panel hearing, the presiding justice, A.B. Gumel, also asked parties involved in the case to update their defence documents.
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Other Justices in the five-man panel set up by President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Zainab Bulkachuwa are Justice M. Fasanmi, Justice A. Jauro, Justice J.S. Ikejegh and Justice I. Jombo Ofor.
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‎The case is between Asiyat Kareem (Minor) suing through Mr. AbdulKareem Raji; Mariam Oyeniyi through Mr. Sulaimon Oyeniyi; and Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria, Lagos State Area Unit (suing through its president, Saheed Ashafa), against Lagos State Government (LASG) and others, who were the respondent.
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It would be recalled that Justice Amina Augie of the Court of Appeal in Lagos earlier affirmed that granting of the right to Muslim students to wear Hijab in Lagos State schools needed constitutional interpretation.
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Justice Augie while granting the right to hear a case on the Hijab matter on May 3rd, asked the appellants to write the President of Appeal Court to set up a full court (of five justices) to hear the case.

In the case, the appellants want the judgement of the lower court to be reversed, while the defendant wants it to be upheld.

Responding to the judgement, the President of Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria in Lagos State, Saheed Ashafa, expressed delight over the pronouncement by the court.

While saying the right to wear Hijab was long overdue, Ashafa urged all parties to act in accordance with the judgement.
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He said, “This is victory for Islam! Victory to Muslims. The words of Allah have come to pass. We are glad that there are few judges whose neutrality has not be stained by sentiment.
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“We wonder why we had to face so many challenges before our right is granted. This recognition and truthful interpretation on freedom of religion as enshrined in the Nigeria constitution (Section 36) and United Nations Charter, will further strengthen public trust on the judiciary.
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“Today will remain historic in the life of every Muslim in Lagos and Nigeria as a whole. We will remain law abiding and appeal to all and sundry not to act in ways and manners that are contrary to the judgement.

“This should mark the end to harassment, embarrassment, victimisation, cheat and all acts of wickedness unleashed on Muslim female students who wear the Hijab.”
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Also, Amirah of MSSN in Lagos State, Hafsah Badru, described the Hijab as a religious garment, which should be put on at all times.

“Justice can never prevail over injustice, truth will always prevail over falsehood; the commands of Allah are supreme over all man made laws. Allah is the Greatest. We have not asked anyone not to observe their religious right in respect to legality, we have only asked that ours should not be tampered upon, and as Allah wants it, we have the right granted,” she said.

She, subsequently, appreciated all Muslims and Islamic organisations who supported the Muslim students to get their right to wear the Hijab on school uniform granted. ‎
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SIGNED:
SAHEED ASHAFA,
Amir (President),
Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria,
Lagos State Area Unit.
amir@mssnlagos.net
08173291878
www.mssnlagos.netwww.facebook.com/LagosMSSN
Twitter: @MSSNLagos
YouTube: MSSNLagos‎
http://magazine.mssnlagos.net/jubilation-as-court-of-appeal-grants-right-to-wear-h

Education › Appeal Court Allows Hijab In Lagos Primary And Secondary Schools by greatfoly(op): 3:12pm On Jul 21, 2016

The Lagos Division of the Court of Appeal has reversed the judgment of a Lagos State High Court in Ikeja which on October 17, 2014 banned the use of hijab in Lagos State public primary and secondary schools.

The appellate declared in a unanimous judgment on Thursday that the ban was discriminatory against Muslim pupils in the state.

Details later.

http://punchng.com/breaking-acourt-reinstates-use-hijab-lagos-schools/

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Politics › Re: EXCLUSIVE: Saraki Returns To PDP by greatfoly(m): 10:04am On Jul 21, 2016

how reliable is this source? moreover, his return to PDP is long over due. who are the other defectors?

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: 500,000 Employed School Teachers Will Be Paid N23,000 As Monthly Salary by greatfoly(m): 8:44am On Jun 09, 2016

FWJOBSNG:
“Beside their monthly take home pay estimated at about N23,000, the selected 500,000 graduates will also get computer devices that will contain information necessary for their specific engagement, as well as information for their continuous training and development. They get to keep the devices, even after exiting from the programme.

“N-Power Build is, therefore,
http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2016/06/09/500000-employed-school-teachers-will-be-paid-n23000-as-monthly-salary/

at what point in time will the teachers be disengaged? After hoe many months? or is it a permanent job?

NYSC › Re: 2016 Batch A Stream 2 PCM's: As We Await Our CUL This Week by greatfoly(op): 3:14pm On Jun 07, 2016

Aniekanp1:
. MR! SHAME ON YOU...CUL IS OUT...BIG SHAME ON YOU!

lolz

NYSC › Re: 2016 Batch A Stream 2 PCM's: As We Await Our CUL This Week by greatfoly(op): 10:02am On Jun 04, 2016

mikeyung71:
I've spent almost all my money for the camp now! I can't help myself with the food (tempting) stuff i arranged for myself there in camp my cornflakes, sardines and some other stuff are almost finished, I just pray they should reschedule a new date for the orientation course before next weekend, So i will still have some food items left otherwise.. Smh #imostate

NYSC › Re: 2016 Batch A Stream 2 PCM's: As We Await Our CUL This Week by greatfoly(op): 6:18pm On Jun 03, 2016

it has been observed that the FG has approved the monies meant for the prosecution of our orientation camp, but the fund has not been disbursed to NYSC by the ministry of finance.

this is Kemi Adeosun's number, let us bombard her with calls and messages, so she'll feel our frustration.

For whoever want to talk to the finance minister, Kemi Adeosun...08077427705

if NYSC is not a priority, they should scrap it and free us

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NYSC › Re: 2016 Batch A Stream 2 PCM's: As We Await Our CUL This Week by greatfoly(op): 3:00pm On Jun 03, 2016

sheylarhh:
We nid dere twitter handle

@nysc_ng

NYSC › Re: 2016 Batch A Stream 2 PCM's: As We Await Our CUL This Week by greatfoly(op): 8:49pm On Jun 01, 2016

giga02:
I feel we should wait till the end of the week and by Monday we start a national protest begginning from Monday

then the planning should start now!!!

NYSC › Re: NYSC Batch A 2016 Stream 2 Corp Members by greatfoly(m): 3:52pm On Jun 01, 2016

sunex90:
since dos ppl r no longer treating us as learned fellow,,i suggest we drop our education aside and mobilised ourselves and fight dem both physical and beyond... I see reason why we having numerous hoodlums inform of insurgents/terrorist in dis country...dis whole stuffs coupled with their irrelevance excuses/reasons is so heart aching.......its high time we act fast

seriously. u can't just but reason doing some stupid things with all these trash of NYSC

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