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1.6 ??

1.7 going ?

Kindly share more pictures and details..

What Year is it?

Is there any issue with this vehicle?
Where in Kaduna are you?

Gaskia sa nawa?

1.8

And Igbos gave Lagos her status..

General Adeniyi should be considered for the post of COAS.

NIGERIAN ARMY, take note!

Oh yeah..

His efforts and service delivery can't be contained in one page

BranddesignerH:
Long read indeed

VOICES IN THE WIND AGAINST GOV. UGWUANYI – FOOLISHNESS TAKING TO FAR

By Humphrey Onyima

There is something about voices in the wind; it can never be heard. This is because no sane person shouts in the wind. The result is all too familiar; the wind carries the sound of the voice to and fro, without carrying it to its destination. You only shout in the wind to fulfill all righteousness, satisfy one’s paymasters and not in a bid to be heard.

When I read voices in the wind against His Excellency, Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, by some cynics, wailers and rabble-rousers, this was the sinking feeling I usually have. First of all, the names are usually faceless, fictitious, in the sense that they are not known and mostly unpopular, but all the same, I have decided to respond to whosoever that is hiding under the voices in the wind.

It behoves on one to reason that in a bid to intone the thoughts of some wailers-sponsors, they blatantly referred to the governor as ‘not performing’. This is insulting as it is false, I make bold to say that Governor Ugwuanyi has earned every accolade, credit, goodwill and vote he garnered in the last four years and more. He does not need the meaningless stamp of pessimists and their ilk. It is not a sign of approval, for they do not speak for the people of Enugu.

For some inane reason, the Covenant-Breaker thinks it is governor-like and classy for Gov. Ugwuanyi to hug the kleiglights and always parade himself, in order to show that he is with the people and feel their pain. Hogwash. A leader is not known by his public speeches, and what-not; he is known for his action and body language.

Gov. Ugwuanyi has made campaign speeches across the 17-LGAs of Enugu State, prior to his emergence on May 29th, 2015 as governor; he repeated same fit in the 2019 that gave him an overwhelming result, and he won the election with 95.54 per cent of valid votes cast.

You claimed that Gov. Ugwuanyi has not address Ndi Enugu at the wake of Covid-19 pandemic, that he hardly make speech to address Ndi Enugu as their governor. First of all, I will not dignify you by mentioning your name in this rejoinder.

If I may ask you, Mr. Speech-Maker or whatever you preferred to be called under Covid-19. Where were you when Gov. Ugwuanyi on the 15th of March, 2020 made release of funds for emergency response on the first suspected Covid-19 in Enugu which later came out negative? His Excellency asked the people not to panic, reiterating the state government readiness to contain the scourge of Covid-19 and other health challenges.

Following the suspected case of Corona Virus in Enugu, Gov. Ugwuanyi took proactive steps, approved N320m, relocated state Isolation Centre to ESUT Teaching Hospital. Where were you on 19th of March when Enugu state government called for closure of all public and private primary and secondary schools, directs public places to observe highest level of personal hygiene as part of proactive safety measures arising from the global Coronavirus pandemic?

Where were you on the 24th of March, when Governor Ugwuanyi addressed Ndi Enugu on COVID-19 pandemic, shuts down all educational institutions in the state; suspends all cultural and social gatherings including marriage ceremonies, burial ceremonies, masquerade festivals, drinking bars, night clubs and all group sporting and recreational activities; directs all public officers/civil servants to work from their homes except health workers, Forest Guards, Neighbourhood Watch personnel, Water Corporation staff, Waste Management operatives, staff of Enugu State Emergency Management Agency, Fire Fighters and all those involved in other essential services?

Where were you in Enugu on the 25th of March, when Gov. Ugwuanyi ordered Enugu MDAs, LG Chairmen kick-off awareness campaigns in compliance with the proactive safety measures adopted by the Enugu State Government in response to the Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) ravaging the world?

Where were you in Enugu State on the 11th of April been Easter Day, when Gov. Ugwuanyi addressed Ndi Enugu, in his speech titled “Maka Odinamma Anyi”in view of the coronavirus disease (covid-19) pandemic ravaging the world?

I believe you were not blind or deaf on the 7th of April when Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) commends Enugu State government’s efforts in response to the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) pandemic, when they visited Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi at the Government House, Enugu. The NCDC team, led by Tajudeen Arowolo, after an interactive session with Gov. Ugwuanyi and the leader of the State Multi-Sectoral Rapid Response Team, Dr. Ifeanyi Agujiobi, expressed satisfaction with the proactive safety measures put in place by the Enugu State Government to contain the spread of COVID-19 in the state.

Mr. Speech-Maker, are you also unaware that Enugu State Government has directed all Tricycle Operators in the state, popularly known as “Keke Riders”, to limit their operating time between 6am and 7pm daily; directs Council Chairmen, Councilors, Neighborhood Watch Groups, Youths, others to man land boundaries and subsequently declared that all precautionary measures put in place in the state to contain the spread of Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), remain in force, in the overall public interest?

To say the least, Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi I know has made speeches on May Day, Democracy Day, Easter, Christmas, Children’s Day and, even, on the Corona Virus pandemic. What more do you and your sponsors want him to do? Make speeches daily? In this fight against the dreaded virus, the power of a nation/state/people does not lie in making speeches. It lies in action. Some politicians make speeches daily, but, as anyone of reason can see, they are just sessions of ridicule and embarrassment. Does it say anything about how the war against the virus is being won? No. Is it an indicator of how much making speech is winning the fight against the spread of covid-19 pandemic? No. All the wonderful orators you mentioned in your ‘letter’ have been able to speak daily since the pandemic but, have they won the war? We can all tell. It is understandable why President Buhari should address the people; Nigeria has recorded an alarming 2000 cases and more in less than a month. It is understandable why Sanwo-Olu and Ganduje should address Lagosians and the people of Kano daily; their states have found themselves on a cliff and, while I do not propose for Enugu State to find itself in these dire straits, I think, with all objectivity, that the governor is doing just enough, without creating unnecessary panic.

What the people of Enugu need is not empty speeches and even more vague promises; they need action and Ugwuanyi is delivering on that, to be candid.

In furtherance of its commitment to contain the Corona Virus (COVID-19) in the state, as well as cushion its effect on the lives of the citizens, the Enugu State Government paid the salaries of all public servants in the state on April 23, 2020. Additionally, it paid the allowance for all health workers in the state, to the tune of 25% of their basic salaries as recently approved by the State Executive Council (EXCO), as incentive.

Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State, on Tuesday 5th of May, designated and repurposed the facility at its state-of-the-art medical diagnostic center in Enugu to enhance the state’s preparedness and capacity for isolation and treatment of Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) patients, “should the state experience a proliferation of the disease”.

Just recently, Enugu State Government in furtherance of its efforts to contain the spread of Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) in the state launched the distribution of one million units of fabric face masks to its residents across the 17 local government areas for protection, free of charge. The face masks were produced by the state government using fabrics supplied and sewed by indigenous traders and trained tailors respectively as a means of socio-economic empowerment.

Gov. Ugwuanyi has visited all land boundaries in Enugu to ensure strict compliance with the state government’s closure of all land boundaries and inter-state transportation as well as the Presidential directive on curfew across the country; charges religious leaders and residents to obey NCDC’s regulations.
Enugu State is the gateway to many states in the South and the measures put in place to combat the spread of the virus in the state have proved exceptional and efficient.

Governance is about a functional structure with effective and responsive chain of command, not speech-making. Every person of action would rather Ugwuanyi distances himself from making bogus speeches and get into action on how to stop the spread of the virus in Enugu, while protecting the people of the state.

Why wailers and their paymasters would rather have it otherwise is baffling as it is unreasonable.

Perhaps, this is one of the ploys to discredit the governor. These are voices in the wind and foolishness taking too far. Perhaps, when the good wind is done blowing in 2023, they can shout into the wind and be heard. For now, they can sit back and hold still. Let the governor do the work he was elected for, without needless distractions from the wailers, cynics, pessimists and their puppet-masters.

Ugwuanyi is neither a rabble-rouser, nor does he need to be lousy, vituperating and vibrating unnecessarily to catch the attention and get pass-marks from wailers and their sponsors. He is an action governor, a result-oriented man, who has placed Enugu State in the hands of God and does not need to panic.

Hon. Prince Humphrey Onyima is the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Enugu State on Media and Public Affairs, Director, Enugu West General Assembly, EWGA

Artistic!!

Savage!!

seanwilliam:
Is it for skull mining?

Tribal sentiment discredited your post...

FlyoruB:
The only reason the ibos didn't want to adopt the Amotekun template is because it was initiated by the Yorubas. Their elites and their Nairaland fanboys have said and done everything to discredit the Amotekun concept without success. Na that typical ibo pride and overbloated ego. But maybe now that the SS folks are about to adopt it they would have a rethink.

What's your price?

What's the model?

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The following LGAs have vacancies:

Enugu East

Enugu North

Ezeagu

Igbo Etiti

Igboeze, North

Igboeze South

Isiuzo -

Nkanu East -

Nkanu West -

Nsukka -

Oji River -

Udenu -

Udi -

Uzo Uwani -

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Thanks.

ndukaku1503:
is it online?

You only need the app..

OneCard Direct Topup app. (Distributor or Retailer) depending on your choice of category.


Thanks.

ndukaku1503:
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Dear Nairalanders,

A friend of mine is set to acquire a clean Nigerian used Kia PICANTO 2008 car.

Please, how durable is the car?

Is it fuel efficienct?

Is the parts easily accessible and affordable?

Is the mechanic easy to find?

The seller says N500,000
What should he price?

Any other valuable information?

Please Advice!!

An FMCG company that offers Topup Services, Recharge Card Production and Sales requires the Services of Sales Executives in Aba, Umuahia, Onitsha, Awka, Abakiliki, Afikpo and Nsukka

The Candidates must Posses at least an Ordinary National Certificate, must have relevant work experiences and a well functional Android device.

Graduates who have completed their NYSC and posses experience in sales have better chance of getting considered.

Candidates applying for any of the post above must make themselves available for physical assessment.


Please note that Candidates must be domiciled in the State that he or she is applying for, must have a good knowledge of the market and must be willing to be dogged, articulate, diligent and committed to his or her assigned responsibility.

Email CV to:
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MedicalTravelng:
More and more expats are moving to Dubai to work in the medical sector, as doctors, nurses, or other medical specialists. But where do you start.

Dubai is a global city and home to one of world’s fastest growing economies. It has become a hub for expats working abroad and there is a high demand in the city for qualified medical professionals. Dubai is a great place for doctors, nurses, dentists and other healthcare professionals to advance their careers and enjoy immersing themselves in a new culture and working environment. But there are some things to look out for when considering medical careers in Dubai.

Expats Living in Dubai
Around 80% of the UAE’s population is foreign-born, which makes the country very appealing to and accepting of expats who move abroad to work. The majority of expats in the UAE are originally from the USA or Europe, but there are many other nationalities living there. While the Middle East is conservative in nature, the UAE is much more liberal than its neighbors. Dubai is particularly welcoming of foreign cultures and beliefs.

Dubai’s Healthcare System
The UAE has a highly developed healthcare infrastructure. Medical facilities are modern and accessible. In Dubai, the public hospitals offer a high standard of care, however there is also a rapidly growing private sector. Dubai has an extremely large medical center, Dubai Healthcare City, which has more than 90 medical facilities including hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, research facilities and so on. Many foreign-trained expats are employed in both the public and private healthcare sector, and English is commonly spoken in hospitals and medical centers.

Requirements and Qualifications
To be eligible to work in a medical job in Dubai, you are required by the Dubai Health Authority (DHA) to have the relevant qualifications and licensing from your home country. After providing this information, medical professionals are subject to an assessment by the DHA.
Visa requirements vary substantially between different nationalities. The visa requirements for entering Dubai can change without warning, so it’s important to have up-to-date information. For US and European nationalities, the residency process is quite straightforward. However, for other foreign nationals the process may be more lengthy.

To work in Dubai, you must first gain an entry visa, which is issued on entry to Dubai. Secondly, a health card which states that you are free from infectious diseases is required for anyone wishing to live or work in Dubai. Thirdly, a labor card will be given provided that you are in possession of a valid health card, an entry visa and a written employment agreement. The labor card grants you permission to work within the UAE. Finally, a residency visa, which gives the holder permission to stay in Dubai for a period of longer than 30 days, is also required. You can always find the latest updates and regulations regarding visa laws on the official portal of the UAE government.

Finding a Medical Job in Dubai
Expats should ideally secure a job before moving to the UAE, as residence depends upon sponsorship, which is tied to an employment contract. If you do secure a job before you leave your home country, some companies will pay towards relocation costs. Gaining an offer of employment before entering the UAE is therefore desirable.

The Dubai Healthcare City (DHCC) website is a government-run resource which can be used to search for medical job vacancies in Dubai. Reputable job boards listing are another common way to find jobs in Dubai. Niche medical or healthcare related job boards can produce more targeted results and allow you to search for specific roles within the healthcare industry.

Salary
Salaries for employees in the medical and healthcare sector vary depending on the job role, job level, qualifications and whether a hospital or clinic is part of the public or private sector. Jobs within the healthcare sector will frequently include an accommodation allowance, although this is dependent on the job. A general practitioner in Dubai can earn an average annual salary of 243,805 AED, while a Staff Nurse in Dubai can expect an average annual salary of around 87,764 AED. A Medical Technologist earns an average salary of 111,289 AED per year in Dubai.
One major draw for many expats considering working in Dubai and the UAE is tax-free income. Depending on your home country, salaries in Dubai can be more substantial. However, the dirham is considered to be weaker against the pound sterling and the euro. Many healthcare positions also include benefits such as paid annual leave of up to 40 days for full-time staff, health insurance, travel expenses and other benefits.

Accommodation
Property prices in Dubai have risen over the years, but there are plenty of accommodation options available to expats. Many expats will also receive a housing allowance as part of their benefits package.

The Dubai government has allowed foreign nationals to 'purchase' certain properties under a 99 year lease since 2002. However, many expats look towards the rental market. Apartments and studios are more expensive and can cost around 4,000 AED per month in a good area. The cheapest and most popular option for expats is to rent a room in a shared villa.

To rent an apartment in Dubai, expats must present a residence visa, passport and proof of income from their employer when signing a lease. It is common practice for landlords in Dubai to ask for a security deposit and the rent for the year up front.

Should I move to Dubai?
Relocating to work abroad isn’t a decision to be taken lightly and there are lots of factors to consider. It’s important to do your research and see what opportunities are available to you before making a final decision.

Hello bro..

Thank you for sharing this..

Permit me to digress a bit.. a friend who was diagnosed of Chronic Hepatitis B was asking if the ailment could prevent him from gaining admission or working in Europe, Canada or Australia.

Could there be any drug that could change his status to negative?


Thanks.

kagari:
Also this

Whenever you booking flights most especially Ethiopia airlines, from an agent going to Asia or middle east, make sure the airlines ( both Local and international ) partnering( code sharing) with Ethiopia airways can lift you, don't be carried away by cheap fare

Other airlines like Kenya airways, Rwanda also fall in this category

What is code sharing please?

Nednwoko:
I am a Nigerian currently working with a multinational company in China, before i left Nigeria for China 2 weeks ago i needed some information about life/work in China and some other things, i tried searching the web so as to see if i could find at least some information but it was to no avail, I only saw very few post about China on this forum.Having spent 2 weeks here in China, i've decided to open this thread and i hope it helps my fellow Nigerians who are intending to come or are already in China in many ways.
Please let's come together as one for our great country and share our experiences.

What are the requirements for someone who has never travelled before and what could it cost?

UjuJoan2:


He said service delivery . .

What does the areas i highlighted say?

No mention of the following critical sectors..

1) Agriculture

2) Infrastructural development

3) Foreign Investment attraction.

4) Human resources Dev. And Employment

5) Sports Development.

6) Power section development

7) Transportation

Psycho social and ethics

Etc.

His list should be reviewed to accommodate aforementioned and more.. Enugu must be better

Bloodiless and tearless Money...

I must make you..!!

Chai..

You FIRST finished me before rendering your advice..

Thanks be to God i survived.

Thank you for your advice though.

ritzyvic1:


Sorry to ask but how did you manage to get a HND if you are this lazy?
You expect someone to go and gather all these info and bring it to your doorstep.
If you are serious go to travel section and read the experiences of people that have done those stuffs, interact with those currently pursuing it. You'll gather bits of info here and there, Google the rest and check out various websites of schools and embassies

Dear Nairalanders,

Kindly assist a brother with the following info...

I have a HND (Upper Credit) Certificate and desire to run a PGD Programme Abroad. (Preferably Europe, Australia, New Zealand or Canada.

•Can i get a direct admission for a Masters Degree Programme? If not, which?

•Which Country/Institution has the cheapest/affordable tuition fees.

•What could the tuition fee cost?

•Can one be qualified for Scholarship?

•What are the admission requirements?

•Please, indicate if institution requires IETLS or not.

•What is the cost of Visa?

•What is the Validity of Visa?

•Can one work while Schooling?

•What is the cost of Living in that City..
Including:
Accommodation,
Feeding,
Transportation,
Health Care,
Social requirements & Tax?

Please, provide other necessary informations and guidance.

God bless you.

omenma90@gmail.com

Dear Nairalanders,

Kindly assist a brother with the following info...

I have a HND (Upper Credit) Certificate and desire to run a PGD Programme Abroad. (Preferably Europe, Australia, New Zealand or Canada.

•Can i get a direct admission for a Masters Degree Programme? If not, which?

•Which Country/Institution has the cheapest/affordable tuition fees.

•What could the tuition fee cost?

•Can one be qualified for Scholarship?

•What are the admission requirements?

•Please, indicate if institution requires IETLS or not.

•What is the cost of Visa?

•What is the Validity of Visa?

•Can one work while Schooling?

•What is the cost of Living in that City..
Including:
Accommodation,
Feeding,
Transportation,
Health Care,
Social requirements & Tax?

Please, provide other necessary informations and guidance.

God bless you.[b]