₦airaland Forum

nedie:
People in the house, I'm an Acca student and I need this to reflect in my cv. I'm tired of the old 'Acca in view' line. Plas can someone assist on a more catchy phrase?
Jarus et all, I crave ur indulgence. Thanks

ACCA ,....................................................................................Expected 2015

How true?

dunkem21:
We should be more concerned about the stated fact.
No bank pay their core staff less than N2m/annum.

No bank? Now you lack fact

Engrpj:
How possible is dis? 23 yrs with MSc ??

It is very possible, it is called PLANNING but not in NIGERIA as only the affluent can successfully plan their kids' academic life in Nigeria.

God bless Nigeria still

Tomi Ogunlesi representing.
~Hat off ~

He lost his job to Facebook

It will be dumb of the Contractor to go ahead and execute the project. S/he needs no seer to know that it could end up a Greek gift.

After reviewing the terms and conditional thoroughly with the right side of my brains, I confirm I was wrong. The 40k is just a down payment.

Cheers y'all

cc Ikenna351 , OAM4J , Afam4eva

Henry120:
What would have happened to your useless father?

...and who is your father?

See belle of the LG chairman.

Hit the gym dude

I understand it will take several days to get a refund should you have issues with the company (a colleague of mine fell victim of the refund palava) without interest after the company must have traded with customers' funds.

#CHANGE, we can't wait

If this is a LIE, the company should be sued for misleading the public.

It is high time Companies stopped taking us for granted with useless and baseless promos/promos

I lend my voice.

Photoshopped, text colours differ.

obiak4:
government cannot cancel contract staffing because that is the in-thing all over the world what they would do is find a way to sanitise how the system work
you don't throw away the baby and the bath water

It may not be stopped but it sure needs strict regulation.

In a sane society, contract staff earn more because they aren't entitled to bonuses and some allowances but the reverse is the case in Nigeria. Not only are they not entitled to bonuses, they get paid peanuts and treated like Poo

Airforce1:
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Lol

Come July 15th, The world will know my name

of which year?

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The African Development Bank (AfDB) may be about to get its first president from its biggest shareholder – Nigeria.

Africa’s largest country, which holds 9.3% of the AfDB, almost double the total of the two next biggest shareholders, has twice failed to capture the presidency of the bank since its inception in 1964. That may be about to change.

Akinwumi Adesina, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development in the outgoing administration of Goodluck Jonathan, is one of three frontrunners to succeed Donald Kaberuka. Cape Verde’s Finance Minister Cristina Duarte, the first woman to contest the presidency and the first from Portuguese-speaking Africa, and Zimbabwe’s Thomas Sakala, with the backing of the Southern African Development Community, are seen as the other strong candidates. The election takes place on May 28 during the bank’s annual meetings in Abidjan, the commercial capital of Côte d’Ivoire.

Kaberuka’s successor takes over Africa’s only triple-A rated institution that has implemented more than 3,000 programs and projects, worth more than $50 billion. Under Kaberuka, a former Rwandan finance minister, the bank focused on infrastructure, proffered technical advice that some attribute to Africa’s resilience after the 2008 global financial crisis, and has started to attract private capital to help build roads, railways and ports.


“Kaberuka has done an excellent job, becoming the leading voice for African development,’’ says Earl Gast, Senior International Adviser at Covington & Burling. “The ideal next AfDB president will be a global visionary, an inspirational leader, and an outstanding manager of a large, multinational bureaucracy…”

In addition to Adesina, Duarte and Sakala, there are five other candidates: Ethiopian Finance Minister, Sufian Ahmed, who has overseen the economic transformation of Africa’s second most populous nation; former Tunisian Finance Minister, Jaloul Ayed; Chad’s Finance Minister, Kordje Bedoumra; Sierra Leone’s Foreign Minister, Samura Kamara; and Mali’s Vice President of the Islamic Development Bank, Birama Boubacar.


With a PhD in agricultural economics, Adesina, who has led Nigeria’s drive to feed its 170 million people, says he will focus on consolidating Kaberuka’s legacy while building a more cohesive institution to drive Africa’s development agenda through regional integration and innovation.

“I will position the bank into a more nimble and effective institution that can effectively anticipate and address emerging and futures challenges for development of Africa,” says Adesina in his presentation to the bank’s board of governors. “I will transform and revive Africa’s dead economic spaces in rural areas through investments in Africa’s rich agricultural resource and agro-industrial developments that turn those resources into value-added commodities.’’

With regional politics, shareholding, qualifications and language coming into play, analysts say the election is one of the most transparent at a global financial institution and the winner will need to build broad alliances to win both the African vote and the non-regional members’ support.

To win, a candidate must capture 50.01% from Africa’s 53 governments and 50.01% from the so-called non-regional members comprising of donor nations, who hold 40% of the bank’s capital. Africans control 60% and the bank president must always be an African.

Aside from their new initiatives, the next leader of the AfDB will take over the implementation of the bank’s 10-year strategy through to 2022 which focuses on the development of agriculture, fragile states, food security and gender.

They will also need to further other initiatives started by Kaberuka, such as tapping private capital into a new source of funds for developing infrastructure and helping smaller countries utilize their natural resources more effectively and ridding the continent of conflict, says Scott Morris, a senior fellow at the Washington-based Center for Global Development.

Whoever it is, the next AfDB President will be judged on the steps they took to grow Africa’s economy and lift people out of poverty.

SOURCE: http://www.cnbcafrica.com/news/special-report/2015/04/30/afdb-adesina-forbes/#at_pco=smlwn-1.0&at_si=554ca76e928cc3d0&at_ab=per-3&at_pos=0&at_tot=1

(WATCH VIDEO: Reviewing candidates for AfDB's top job) http://www.cnbcafrica.com/video/?bctid=4204213224001

The trainer told the hard punching young hopeful from Africa that Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather was a coward who would run if you hit him hard enough. He was wrong.

Phillip Ndou, from Thohoyandou in Limpopo in northern South Africa, was the only African to fight Mayweather. In Grand Rapids Michigan in the United States, in 2003, Ndou became the 13th victim in Mayweather’s run of 47 unbeaten fights.

Ndou’s 33rd fight ended in a technical knockout in the seventh round. Mayweather, with fast fists of fury, proved more courageous than cowardly.

In January 2014, a 37-year-old Ndou met Mayweather for the first time in 13 years over a dinner table. It was at a gala dinner for Mayweather at Emperors Palace, the boxing mecca of Johannesburg. It proved excruciating for Ndou, who is still coming back from brain damage he suffered in a fight in 2004.


In the middle of the event, sports commentator Robert Marawa, the master of ceremonies, called Ndou on stage to meet Mayweather.

“There’s a gentleman in the audience by the name of Phillip Ndou, I believe you know him, I believe you punched him, I believe you knocked him out,” Marawa said to Mayweather.

On stage, Ndou asked Mayweather for a rematch, but the American brushed him off with respect.

“If you wanna be the best, you gotta fight the best. That particular time he was one of the tough guys. He put pressure on me, he bruised me,” said Mayweather of Ndou.

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http://www.cnbcafrica.com/news/special-report/2015/04/30/pacquiao-mayweather-ndou/

How many Boko members were killed? Dont tell me the students just gave in a College it is.

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There is never a permanent friend in politics but permanent INTEREST!

See gobe.

How many months salary of his will offset the gbese ?

May weather may go broke in no time

jascon1:
he sud look decent. That dressing is too mundane n worldly. It doesn't befit what he represents at all.

What is your definition of worldly outfits?

invisibility:
Is this man really a gospel singer or something else.I always find it hard telling from his photos. He should better decide where he belongs and be bold about it.

Besides are mobile phones still a luxury to celebrities?... Cos non celebrities are far past such needless displays ages ago.

What is wrong with the outfits?

Must he look silly before he can propagate the gospel?