elevatedblog:
IITA is an international non-profit agricultural research-for-development (R4D) organization established in 1967, governed by a Board of Trustees, and a member of the CGIAR Consortium. Our R4D approach is anchored on the development needs of the tropics.
We work with partners to enhance crop quality and productivity, reduce producer and consumer risks, and generate wealth from agriculture.
We have more than 100 internationally recruited scientists from about 35 countries and 900 nationally recruited staff based in various stations across Africa.

Location: Ibadan

Job Status: (Contract) 2 year renewable contract

Responsibilities

Maintenance of block moulding machine;
Carry out different mould sizes from the block machine;
Receive aggregates and materials for the production use;
Perform all other duties as may be assigned by the supervisor.

Qualification and Experience OND, Trade Test II /Artisan certificate in Mechanical Engineering or related fields plus at least two (2) years relevant experience.

Remuneration We offer highly competitive salary with equally attractive fringe benefits and excellent working conditions in a pleasant campus environment.

Application Closing Date: 1st April, 2015.

Source: http://coverjob.com/the-international-institute-of-tropical-agriculture-iita-jobs-in-nigeria-manson-ii-block-making/

nnaiah:

Hello my ogas and madams at the top.
I greet una.

Any HANA,Ariba or Nakissa enthusiasts in the house?

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i just got this mail , this afternoon after sending a mail to UKVI, What is the next step? do i go to teleperformance office on monday

xkobans: Omw.... #faith #fingers crossed

chivitech:

@Mhoreh, no mind me joor. I am working on a paper that I want to publish in IEEE Journal, being busy.

To the house, I got an approval email from the embassy last night saying

"Your application has been approved and the visa has been issued. We aim to return passports to the VAC within 2 working days. You can check the location of your passport at www.ukvac-ng.com."

Thank you so much for the support, advise and help. I am eternally grateful. For those who want extra information, I submitted in Abuja on the 27th of August and got the approval on the 4th of September i.e. 5 working days.

tobee:
)Thanks everyone. I picked up my visa today at Ikeja. I got the mail on Sunday and had my interview on the 25th. I forgot my collection slip at home and went there with a printout of the email only for the security man to ask for my slip. I couldnt even recollect what the collection slip looked like. Had to race back home pick it up and then go back to VFS Ikeja. We bless God. For all those still waiting for theirs, you would get it soonest IJN. Anyone going to Lancaster/Manchester Uni? God bless Justwise, donoms, spikesC amd Worry359

I'm going to Manchester Uni, but still waiting for visa oooo. Help beg Teleperformance. Where are u going Lancaster or Manchester

xkobans:
Please what do you mean that there arent any more interviews in Ikeja?. Mine was scheduled for the 22nd of August.



Still waiting for replies

constance234:

You are being such a kid,what has worry359 typed wrong,he was only telling you point blank how you should go about it,you filled the form and signed so telling the ECO your school rep didn't vet the form diligently will be shooting yourself in the foot.as stated write about the mistake on a separate piece of paper and submit as it is evident you must have submitted the form online and cant edit.nobody is here to witch hunt you but to render assistance in the best way they can,if you had turned to this forum earlier maybe you wont be needing any school rep to blame now.

GVA: Thank you SpikesC

@SpikesC, What if I am using my parents account? Must the money be in my own account? The money is actually in my mother's account.

spikesC:

You have to deposit the full maintenance fund + remaining school fees in your account for 28 consecutive days, print a statement of account covering those days and submit with your visa application

Ngseralph: [color=#000000][/color]
Lols! Me I do wonder what makes them cry o!
When my elder sis got married last 2years, she and my other siblings were just crying!
Omo, come see cry o!
I was like, ''what make these people cry this way?
Because I know this my very sister left the country since 2003 and only comes back once in few years. When she went back in 2009, they didn't cry but now that she will be going with her hubby for just a while, they are crying.
Me, I didn't want to be left out in the crying so, I forced myself and started crying with them.
Not untill the whole drama ended, I asked my siblings what really made them cry and they said nothing. They said,
''The bride was crying and we didn't want her to feel she didn't mean much, so, we had to force tears out''. LOL!