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#job Alert: Join the Flash Team, Work is Fun. Multimedia professionals, Web developers and Social media experts needed for immediate employment. Interns can also apply. email c.v and portfolio to career@flashitsolutions.com |
#job Alert: Join the Flash Team, Work is Fun. Multimedia professionals, Web developers and Social media experts needed for immediate employment. Interns can also apply. email c.v and portfolio to career@flashitsolutions.com |
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Social Media/Content Management Intern Are you an undergraduate on I.T, a fresh graduate waiting for NYSC or looking for an appropriate fit for your skills and passion? A digital marketing company in Lagos is looking for young tech savvy individuals with a passion for internet marketing, social media and content marketing to intern with them and still get paid. Responsibilities: Manage Social Media marketing campaigns and day-to-day social media activities including: Curate relevant content to reach the company’s ideal customers. Create, curate, and manage published content (images, video and written). Monitor, listen and respond to users in a “Social” way while cultivating leads and sales. Design, create and manage promotions and Social ad campaigns. Compile report for management showing results (ROI). Become an advocate for the Company in Social Media spaces, engaging in dialogues and answering questions where appropriate. Demonstrate ability to map out marketing strategy and then drive that strategy proven by testing and metrics. Qualifications and Requirements: Possesses knowledge and experience of social media marketing but not required with relevant work experience. Demonstrates creativity in executing Social Media campaigns. Proficient in sourcing and managing content development. Displays in-depth knowledge and understanding of Social Media platforms, their respective participants (Facebook, Twitter,YouTube, Instagram, Pinterest etc.) Maintains excellent writing and language skills. Enjoys a working knowledge of the blogging ecosystem. Basic knowledge of graphics designing is a plus. Kindly email cv to career@flashitsolutions.com Salary = N30,000 |
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èmail cv and portfolio to career@flashitsolutions.com |
I was just laughing at how ignorant Nigerians were celebrating the reduction of Petrol price recently, when even inexperienced analysts like myself saw that it was unrealistic, going by the fact that our currency was already losing value greatly to the dollar making it costlier to import by over 30%. Also when a country whose primary source of revenue comes from crude oil exportation. with crude price oil falling over -50% and US our major crude oil customer now been fuel dependent/exporter meaning no market to sell off all our oil. Now they cant pay out fuel subsidy to marketers ontime, as this is fast depleting our foreign reserve. The truth of the matter is that our dear country has gone broke and its only a matter of months before we get to a deficit and it becomes obvious to all. But the FGN will sugarcoat it due to the coming election to hide their incompetence. Do we forecast at all or was the price reduction politically motivated for election campaign? How is the FGN suppose to sustain the unrealistic fuel price ![]() Facts to note: 90% Foreign exchange revenue comes from crude oil. US stopped importing Nigeria's crude oil last year. Global oil price falls over -50% (expected to fall even lower) Naira has been devalued by 30% Nigeria imports 70% + of refined petroleum products (petrol. Kerosene, Diesel) Nigerians use more petrol and diesel than ever, due to unbearable epileptic power supply and growing power demand through self generation. Averages Nigerians are the ones queuing for fuel, while the wealthy and politicians simply send their drivers and police attache to the filling station. What happened to the Turn Around Maintenance promised to our refineries during the #Occupynigeria protest. Do we really have financial analyst in the FGN? Like, if you think Jonathan is really this clueless? |
Mo'Hits Throwback: Pere, Bumper to bumper, Booty call, olorun maje o, mo gbona feli feli “Mo’ Trips” is a freestyle which takes us down memory lane of the greatest hits by the defunct Mo’ Hits crew. The track features signatures from D’Banj, Don Jazzy Wande Coal, Dr Sid and D’Prince and is very impressive to say the least. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HqlYOunBcg&feature=youtu.be Download link http://m.iroking.com/track/15580/mo-trips |
Mo'Hits Throwback: Pere, Bumper to bumper, Booty call, olorun maje o, mo gbona feli feli “Mo’ Trips” is a freestyle which takes us down memory lane of the greatest hits by the defunct Mo’ Hits crew. The track features signatures from D’Banj, Don Jazzy Wande Coal, Dr Sid and D’Prince and is very impressive to say the least. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HqlYOunBcg&feature=youtu.be Download link http://m.iroking.com/track/15580/mo-trips
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Being the first state to attempt to break the monopoly of the defunct National Electric Power Authority (NEPA), with the initiation of the Enron Power Project on August 1, 1999, coupled with the recent inauguration of a transformer manufacturing factory, Lagos State has maintained its pioneering role in power projects in Nigeria, Ejiofor Alike, writes Enron Experiment At the peak of the abysmal performance of the defunct National Electric Power Authority (NEPA), now Power Holding Company of Nigeria(PHCN), Lagos State under the then Governor, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, became the first state to attempt to break the monopoly of the ailing power giant by initiating a giant Independent Power Project(IPP). On August 1, 1999, the Tinubu-led administration, Yinka Folawiyo Power Limited and Enron Corporation of the United States signed an agreement for an IPP, with the Federal Government as the guarantor. The barge-mounted electricity generating plant was to be located adjacent to the NEPA’s Egbin Power Station, Nigeria’s biggest power plant. The generating facility was originally designed to consist of nine barge-mounted combustion turbines with a total net output of 290megawatts of electricity. The total investment in the business was estimated at $225 million with Enron controlling the majority shares, while Yinka Folawiyo Power Limited, a Nigerian conglomerate, owns the remaining shares in the venture. By the terms of the agreement as presented by Lagos State, Enron was to generate the power and feed it into the National Grid, with NEPA as the operator that was to receive, transmit and distribute the power, while the State would designate destinations for power supply and market it to consumers. The state was also to generate bills and pay the accrued revenue into an escrow account from which Enron could draw; while the Federal Government would provide project support, being the guarantor. However, in January 2001, the AES Corporation announced that its subsidiary had acquired from Enron, a majority interest in the barge-mounted IPP. AES, a leading global power company has generation, distribution and transmission infrastructure in Georgia, Hungary, India, Kazakhstan, the Netherlands, Mexico, Pakistan, Panama, Sri Lanka, the United Kingdom, the United States and Venezuela, Argentina, Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Dominican Republic and El Salvador, At the time of acquisition by AES, the barges were still under construction and commencement of commercial operations of the power facility was expected in September 2001. AES was both manager of construction and plant operator; while electricity from the plant was to be supplied to NEPA under a 13.25 year power purchase agreement. However, since inception, the project was mired in controversy as the state, NEPA and the Federal Government clashed over the implementation of the agreement. The controversy peaked when Lagos State took the PHCN to the then Dr. Ransom Owan-led board of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), over allegation of breach of supply agreement and wrongful invoicing of the state. Lagos State had said in the petition to NERC that it had agreed to contribute 21.15 per cent of the Barge Power Purchase Agreement (BPPA) monthly bills on the condition that the power being generated by AES/Enron would be supplied solely to Lagos State. According to the state government, further to the Contribution Agreement, on 14th November, 2000, it instructed the Federal Ministry of Finance to effect a direct debit of its statutory allocations from the Federation Account for the amount due as its contribution, to the capacity payments. The state however, said that the instruction was to serve only as further security for payment of its obligations, under the BPPA and could only be effected if it failed to pay a valid invoice. “In June 2001, the IPP began commercial operations and NEPA began to purchase capacity and energy under the BPPA. ‘However, in clear breach of the BPPA and the spirit of the Contribution Agreement, NEPA failed and or refused to devote any or all of the electrical output of the IPP to customers in the areas designated in the BPPA submitted for its contribution by NEPA,” the state said. Lagos State also stated that despite the breach of agreement, the Federal Ministry of Finance had continued to deduct its 21.15 per cent contribution from source. All these show that there is no doubt about the viability and feasibility of the IPP project as envisaged by all the partners, including the Lagos State Government. The project was viable, feasible and was delivered to meet not only specifications but also international standard. Today, the AES project is supplying close to 230megawatts to the Egbin Thermal Station, from where the power is feed into the National Grid. With this additional supply from AES, the total output from Egbin averages 800megawatts when gas is available. The only issue under contentionwas that the power generated from AES was being transmitted to the National Grid for the use of the entire country, instead of only Lagos and this bordered on alleged failure by parties to honour contractual and business obligations. Despite the controversy surrounding the Enron power project, the Federal Government still joined Lagos State to see the wisdom in breaking the monopoly of PHCN, hence the massive construction of power plants across the country and the planned privatisation of the ailing utility giant. http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/pioneering-role-of-lagos-in-power-projects/75222/ |
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MO'Hits Throwback: Peres, Bumper to bumper, Booty call, olorun maje o, mo gbona feli feli “Mo’ Trips” is a freestyle which takes us down memory lane of the greatest hits by the defunct Mo’ Hits crew. The track features signatures from D’Banj, Don Jazzy Wande Coal, Dr Sid and D’Prince and is very impressive to say the least. Download link http://m.iroking.com/track/15580/mo-trips
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“Mo’ Trips” is a freestyle which takes us down memory lane of the greatest hits by the defunct Mo’ Hits crew. The track features signatures from D’Banj, Don Jazzy Wande Coal, Dr Sid and D’Prince and is very impressive to say the least. Download link http://m.iroking.com/track/15580/mo-trips
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“Mo’ Trips” is a freestyle which takes us down memory lane of the greatest hits by the defunct Mo’ Hits crew. The track features signatures from D’Banj, Don Jazzy Wande Coal, Dr Sid and D’Prince and is very impressive to say the least. Download link http://m.iroking.com/track/15580/mo-trips
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12.5 kobo Jejebaba: |
caverton is finally moving |
Are you a Coding wizard? Are you passionate about web development? Do you love the challenge of taking on complicated problems and creating simple solutions for them? Would you like to do some freelance work for us or work full time? If you absolutely love web development, technology, problem-solving, and you are ready to be a part of a successful, growing company, we have some jobs for you. You will play an intricate role in the building and development of the team around you, so it is crucial that applicants have the vision and drive to inspire, lead, educate and be results oriented. If this sounds like you, the read on. Flash I.T. Solutions is revolutionizing the way businesses are engaging with ideas and information. We are experiencing explosive growth and we are expanding our web development team to automate processes, build an internal intranet with a learning management system along with other large scale projects. Your most important asset will be a no excuses attitude toward getting projects completed effectively and efficiently, along with an infinite passion for personal growth and learning how entrepreneurs start and run businesses. Your ability to effectively take ownership of your projects and proactively add value will make you an ideal candidate for our web development team. If you are ready for a challenge and want to be part of a dynamic team with great growth potential, please follow the instructions below to take advantage of this unique opportunity. As we are SUPER busy and attract a lot of attention, PLEASE do NOT apply unless you are qualified and “fired up” for this opportunity. Please then send your resume and your recent portfolio (not more than 1 year) to career@flashitsolutions.com Technical Skills Required: o PHP o MySQL o Wordpress Custom Development o Javascript o JQuery Type of person: We only hire “A Players”; highly motivated self starters, hungry for success; solid track record of results; you proactively seek opportunities to do your job more effectively/efficiently, don’t wait to be told what to do; willingness to do what it takes to win; entrepreneurial mindset; commitment to continuous personal growth; eager to learn more; reliable and results oriented; understand the importance of systems in a business; resourceful “can-do” attitude; drama free. |
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as my portfolio don dey 40% down thanks to oando and skye. na to face my web design only. No go carry last o, as your competitors are not waiting: But seriously, when last did you update/upgrade your website and other marketing material on digital and print media to meet up with the latest industry trends. . visit www.flashitsolutions.com and receive free consultancy today. Flash I.T. Solutions, the future is here...
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i hated the whole story concept. promoting immorality, cant watch it for free sef .. No go carry last o, as your competitors are not waiting: But seriously, when last did you update/upgrade your website and other marketing material on digital and print media to meet up with the latest industry trends. . visit www.flashitsolutions.com and receive free consultancy today. Flash I.T. Solutions, the future is here...
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na so o No go carry last o, as your competitors are not waiting: But seriously, when last did you update/upgrade your website and other marketing material on digital and print media to meet up with the latest industry trends. . visit www.flashitsolutions.com and receive free consultancy today. Flash I.T. Solutions, the future is here...
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No go carry last o, as your competitors are not waiting: But seriously, when last did you update/upgrade your website and other marketing material on digital and print media to meet up with the latest industry trends. . visit www.flashitsolutions.com and receive free consultancy today. Flash I.T. Solutions, the future is here...
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OHHH . OK shammah1: |
abeg Pity GEJ, if he reads this thread, he would rather kill himself than commit suicide. |
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