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we are already at the test venue. waiting for the officials. |
Uchay86:On PSIN page on Facebook they said all those that got emails or SMS today should ENDEVOUR to do the exercise on or before 8/1/2015. Check it out yourself. |
Those of us that received call from psin what number was used to call? |
Civil Engineer/Lecturer Officer II (Industrial Safety and Environmental Technology) any invites? urgent reply please. nairalander or non-nairalander |
Civil Engineer/Lecturer Officer II (Industrial Safety and Environmental Technology) any invites? |
imported used cars are expected to rise appreciably in the New Year as the Federal Government begins the collection of 70 per cent duty on second- hand vehicles imported into the country from January 1, 2015. This is the second phase of the national automotive policy, which was announced in November 2013. In a move to encourage local assembling of vehicles, the government had last year raised the import tariff on fully-built cars and used vehicles from 22 per cent to 70 per cent. The first phase of the policy involving the payment of 35 per cent duty came into effect in February 2014. The second phase of the policy involving another 35 per cent increase of the levy, expected to take effect on July 1, 2014, was later postponed to January 1, 2015 after consultations with stakeholders. Following the first 35 per cent duty increase on imported used cars, auto dealers at the Berger Yard Auto Market along the Apapa/Oshodi Expressway in Lagos reportedly reduced the number of imports by half due to a corresponding rise in the cost of imports. Dealers, who spoke with our correspondent, said sales had been badly hit as a result of the implementation of the first phase of the policy. When our correspondent visited the Berger Yard Auto Market on Tuesday, activities had considerably slowed down. Car dealers hanged around the various parks at the huge market and called out to passers-by in the hope of getting them to purchase some of the vehicles on display. A car dealer, Okechukwu Madueke, said, “Compared to previous years, sale this Yuletide is really bad. Usually at this period, we would have many people rushing to buy cars. At this park alone, we could sell between 10 and 15 cars daily; so, by the time you put the figure together for the other parks, you will know how well we were doing then. But now, it is a struggle to sell two tp three cars daily. “I actually expected that there would be a rush to buy vehicles before the January 1 deadline to beat the enforcement of the second phase of the tariff increase, but things are not going that way at all.” The car dealer also said the heavy traffic along the Oshodi/Apapa Expressway and the devaluation of the naira were other factors that could be responsible for the poor sale. Our correspondent gathered that the current situation at the Berger Yard Market had been so for the past six months. Some dealers expressed their frustration at the traffic situation along the route, which they said could be one of the reasons for the drop in sales. As of the time our correspondent visited the market, petroleum tankers had completely blocked the expressway from Mile 2 to Apapa. Another dealer, Iyke Okoye, said, “Sometimes, buyers turn back at Mile 2 out of frustration after spending many hours in the traffic trying to get to this market. The reality is that there are other auto markets at FESTAC and in other areas of Lagos where they can buy cars. If people have to spend hours in the traffic to get here, they can as well go to other places if only to save themselves the stress. “Accidents happen here on an hourly basis because the petroleum tankers parked indiscriminately along the road. So, we don’t know if this is the reason why people no longer buy from us.” Copyright PUNCH.All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH. www.punchng.com/news/tokunbo-cars-to-cost-more-from-january-1/ |
was a cover letter part of the documents we uploaded during application? |
Has any1 dat applied 4 civil engineer/lecturer officer II (industrial safety n environmental technology) being invited? |
egodswill:I know someone invited in category 1 |
la01:I applied but to invite yet. what of you? |
nobility1:no iv yet. still expectant. I applied for Civil Engineer/Lecturer Officer II (Industrial Safety and Environmental Technology). I dunno if you know if anyone have gotten an iv from that department? |
naira0:no idea bro. still expectant for an invitation. |
nobility1:when did you get the iV |
naira0:when did you get the iV |
Anyone for Civil Engineer/Lecturer Officer II (Industrial Safety and Environmental Technology) with Invitation yet? either sms or mail |
Anyone for Civil Engineer/Lecturer Officer II (Industrial Safety and Environmental Technology) with Invitation yet? either sms or mail |
Vstuffs:am in Enugu State. any hope? |
wanna appreciate EnterPRO for the xmas promo credit. Big up bro. keep up the good work |
A Yoruba boy who was dating an igbo girl whose name was Njideka asked her to lie to his mum when he takes her home that her name was Bisi. He told her his mum had a phobia for non-Yoruba people and would never accept her once she knows she is an Igbo girl. She did as he instructed on sighting the boyfriend’s mum. What is your name? asked her prospective mother-in- law, and she replied ‘Bisi’, but not without her characteristic thick igbo accent. The boy’s tribalistic mum was so happy that her son was getting married to a Yoruba girl ignoring the igbo tone and she said: ‘what a lovely name, your boyfriend’s elder brother too is Adebisi, his Dad is Olabisi and my best friend’s name is Omobisi, which of the Bisi is yours?’ Njideka who had not made any plans for what she would say if such a question came up got so confused and replied ‘I am Ndubisi’!!! The woman fainted! |
Akpos’ pastor added him on facebook and he innocently accepted. Two minutes later his message came in: Pastor: How are you? Akpos: I’m fine, my daddy. Pastor: May the building of heavenly favour collapse on your head Akpos: (no reply) Pastor: May the thunder of Blessing strike you and your family. Akpos: (no reply) Pastor: May God slash you with the axe of life Akpos: (no reply) Pastor: May God stab you with the knife of riches Akpos: (no reply) Pastor: May you be sentenced to life imprisonment in the eternal jail of success Akpos: (no reply) Pastor: May the World Trade Centre of happiness collapse on you and your family Akpos (no reply) Pastor: Are you there? Akpos: Yes, my daddy Pastor: You should be saying amen to claim the Blessings. Akpos: Ok, May the over-speeding trailer of blessings jam and crush you and your family. May the earthquake of happiness swallow you and your family members. May the sea of miracles drown you and your family members in Jesus’ name. Pastor: (no reply) Akpos: You should be saying ‘Amen’ to claim these prayers Pastor: May thunder fire you! Idiot! |
A man entered a mosque carrying a brand new smooth machette and asked “Who is a muslim here?” The whole mosque went as silent as a grave yard. The man asked again, “How can a full mosque have no muslim?”. No one replied. The man then grabs the nearby young man and goes out with him and tells him, “son come help me slaughter my goat for I don’t know how to do it”. After the young man had slaughtered the goat, he tells the man that he doesn’t know how to skin it and that the man would have to go back to the mosque and get someone else to help him on that.The man returns to the mosque with a machete dripping with blood. When the Imam saw this, he immediately shouts “Praise the Looooooooord! The whole mosque responds,”halleluyaaaah!!!” |
A group of men gathered at a church conference on how to live in a loving relationship with their wives. The men were asked, “How many of you love your wife ?” All the men raised their hands. Then they were asked, “When was the last time you told your wife you love her ?” Some men answered today, some yesterday, majority didn’t remember. The men were then told to take their cell phones and send the following text to their respective wives: I love you, sweetheart… Then the men were told to exchange their phones so one can read the other wife’s reply to the love message. Here are some of the replies: 1. Have you impregnated someone again 2. That was then, not now 3. You wan borrow money abi? 4. What did you do again? I won’t forgive you this time. 5. Meaning? 6. Is that a new song? 7. Am I dreaming? 8. If you don’t tell me who this message is actually for, you will die today! 9. U dis man!! I asked you to stop drinking. 10. Abeg na who be this? |
Akpos is ill and goes to the doctor and describes his illness… AKPOS: Doctor, I am always feeling weak. DOCTOR: (gives him a medicine) You must always take four tea-spoonful of this medicine before every meal. AKPOS: Ok Doctor, but there is one problem. DOCTOR: What’s the problem? AKPOS: I have only three spoons at home. |
Akpos and his wife are in court for divorce.They ask the court to determine who gets custody of the child. The wife jumps up and says, “Your honour, I brought the child into this world in pains and labour, he should be in my custody.” The judge turns to Akpos and asks what he has to say. AKPOS: (calmly) Your honour, if I put my ATM card into an ATM machine and cash comes out, whose cash is it? The machine Or mine?” |
1) TEACHER: Akpos, what do you call a person who keeps on talking when people are no longer interested? AKPOS: A teacher! 2) TEACHER: How do we keep our school clean? AKPOS: By staying at home! 3) TEACHER: Draw a diagram of bacteria. [Few minutes later] Akpos: Here it is sir. TEACHER: Where? You haven’t drawn anything Akpos: Sir, can you see bacteria without microscope? 4) TEACHER: Akpos, your essay on “My Dog” is exactly the same as your brother’s. Did you copy his essay? AKPOS: No Sir, it’s the same dog. 5) Akpos was writing something very slowly. A friend asked “why are you writing so slowly?” Akpos: I’m writing to my six year old son, he can’t read very fast. |
Two boys were arguing when the teacher entered the room. Akpos, the teacher says, “Why are you arguing?” One boy answers, “We found a ten dollar bill and decided to give it to whoever tells the biggest lie.” “You should be ashamed of yourselves,” said teacher Akpos, “When I was your age I didn’t even know what a lie was.” The boys gave the ten dollars to Akpos. |
A woman giving a testimony on how she survived an accident claimed that the car somersaulted 17 times. Akpos who was who in the congregation stood up and said: “Madam, so of all things to do, you were busy counting how many times the car somersaulted? “ |
At a Sunday school class, one Sunday morning, after an interesting topic, the teacher asked, “Any question?” Akpos, looking puzzled, raised his hand, and the following conversation ensued: Akpos : “You said the children of Israel escaped from Egypt?” Teacher: Yes Akpos: “You said the children of Israel crossed the red sea?” Teacher: Yes Akpos: “You said the children of Israel also brought down the mighty walls of Jericho? Teacher: “Yes Akpos!” “What exactly is your question?” Akpos : “When the children of Israel were doing all this, where were the adults of Israel?” |
Etesam:so in the mood bro |