yarimo:
is like you didn't read the news abi? You just comment in the name of I have commented also abi?

6 years after, the incumbent is still paying the outstanding arrears.

HtwoOw:
Talk say your mama and papa never see money collect


Or maybe dem borrow cooperative wey pass their salary


Majority have been paid and by majority I mean 99.99999%

So has Aregbesola really cleared the salary? 5 years after he left office and 6 years after your comment, the salary arrears are still being cleared by the incumbent.

Sold

justifiedcoyy:
600k?

700k

LEOSIRSIR:
Can’t it fly for 550k

No

Still available

Sold

Please help, I have upgraded my Internet explorer and installed flash player several times but the flash seems not working because I can't even find it on the system after several installations. The only thing that remains now is the flash player

These guys are very good.

BigDealz:


Chairman, I hope you're not in this next batch for TS cos I'm scared of the type of person you may turn out to be if we are in the same group. You've always peddled around negative and imaginary news which most times are far from the truth. Sir, sincerely, I pray you find inner peace. Maybe u need to travel to India for meditation sir.

S/he will calm down and behave. I promise you that.

Please has anybody been able to track their application or print transcript label?

Joyintwos:
Please how long does it take before receiving confirmation after submitting the form? I've submitted and when I log in I'm being directed to the beginning.

Any help with this?

Please how long does it take before receiving confirmation after submitting the form? I've submitted and when I log in I'm being directed to the beginning.

onlyme07:
You can't use online payment.

Ooh. Thanks.

Please the option to pay online is not loading. Any way to go about it.

Jaykizz:
Good evening guys and hope our trainee school guys are doing well. I want to confirm a question from those of us already in training school. Please are we mandated only to wear either white, or sky blue shirts and suits and either grey, black or navy blue pants? The footwear also, must it only be black?

Please I need to know this as this would inform my decision on how to start preparation against January

The shirts should not compulsorily be white or blue, the footwear can be black or brown, you can also wear dark brown pants.

kchris007:
Please who else has received their personalized mail??
Has anyone who hasn't received spoken to the HR guys?

I just got mine now, the other guy said he got his 6am, so I believe they are rolling it out

kchris007:


Please can you kindly post the content of the mail...
Thanks.

Almost the same with the previous one, but your name is included here.

ephpremvl:
The different TS dates for trainees, no doubt, will put to rest a lot of tension.Congrats to you all TS guys.I had said earlier in my post,that is the way to go.

For the AC hopefuls,is there anyone in the house who knows when AC hopefuls will be called?.I think if AC hopefuls can have their dates sent to them the way done for TS guys,it will as well go along way in easing tension for AC hopefuls too.Am sure a lot AC awaitees will be getting disillusioned by now.

Relatedly also,regret mails to those who have not made it at whatever stage will ease tension too,as such persons will move on with peace of mind,instead of waiting endlessly,and not sure of what will eventually happen.

Please,FBN HRs viewing this thread,kindly do something to ease tension for AC guys.Reason being that:
(1)It will ease tension.(2)It will give those coming from outside Lagos ample time to prepare financially.(3)It will put FBN as an organization in a good light,as being humane.etc.

If there is any organization I have always prayed to work in,it is FBN.FBN, please don't dash that hope and dream.

Probably they read this.

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@purity2all I'm actually following the thread for a friend.

torres2:


we are in the same condition. May I know your department of interest?

Political science.

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The ambition of Mr. Muyiwa to run for the post of the governor was made known on 19th December, 2016. He has been described by many as a good listener and easy to relate with, this is evidenced in the manner which he interacts with his social media followers and people offline.

Bringing this summary to a close, Mr. Muyiwa is a devout Christian and a committed sportsman. His sporting interests are basketball, volleyball and football. Interestingly, he was a heavily awarded high jumper in his secondary school days. Also, a UNESCO Projects Partner, Commonwealth Ambassador, and married to Mrs. Olufunke Olumilua with four beautiful children.

http://ekiti247.com/ekiti-2018-muyiwa-olumilua-apcs-gentle-heavyweight/

The Ekiti 2018 All Progressives Congress’ (APC) primaries race keeps gaining grounds day by the day. So many notable sons of the land have declared their intentions to vie for the post of governor through the APC platform. Heavyweights such as Babafemi Ojudu, Chief Segun Oni and Olumuyiwa Olumilua are amongst those who are in the race.Surprisingly, despite being a heavyweight member of the Ekiti APC, some still don’t know very much about the third personality mentioned in the earlier paragraph. I have taken out time to do some research on him, and would be sharing a summary of this research.

Born on the 23rd of January, 1969, he is the son of Evangelist Bamidele Isola Olumilua (erstwhile governor of old Ondo State) and Pastor (Mrs.) Theresa Gbesi Olumilua. He hails from Ikere-Ekiti.

As a true son of the land, his education was taken seriously. His educational journey started at St. Charles Hultz School, Ottawa, Canada, with a transfer to United Nations International School, Manhattan, USA. He was moved back home to complete his primary level education at Omolere Nursery and Primary School, Akure, Ondo State.

The academic brilliance of the young Muyiwa started to become evident at Omolere. He was awarded the best pupil at the Primary Schools Competitive Examination (old Ondo State) of 1979. This feat aided him in gaining admission into the Federal Government College, Idoani, Ondo State, though he completed his secondary school education at Mary Immaculate Grammar School, Ado-Ekiti.

In no time, Mr. Muyiwa had completed his university education also. He obtained Bachelor of Science Degree (BSc.) in Estate Management from the University of Lagos (1986-1990). Furthering his education, he went on to obtain a Masters degree in Business Administration with a focus on Finance, from the present day Ekiti State University in 1998.

Currently, Mr. Olumilua Muyiwa is the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Keshlink Investment Limited; Real McCoy Energy; Vice Chairman of Friends and Partners Limited; a partner at an auctioneering firm known as EnergyNET; and the principal partner at Muyiwa Olumilua and Associates.

Also, he is the current President, Certified Institute of Auctioneers, Nigeria (CIAN, Abuja Chapter), and a member of the Texas and Abuja chapters of the International Facility Managers Association (IFMA).
The gentle looking man, who served as the Social Secretary of the Estate Management Students’ Association (EMSA), in his University days is no fan of rejection. He led to the call back of all rejected corpers nationwide in the year 1990.

Mr. Olumuyiwa led a protest to the palace of the then Sultan of Sokoto, Ibrahim Dasuki, to protest an unfair lockout due to late arrival of him and some other corpers due to reasons beyond their control.

This act forced the authorities to recall all rejected corpers in his camp and other camps nationwide, for this he was named “President of the Rejected Corpers”.

After service, Mr.Olumuyiwa started to get more acquainted with politics and aligned with the platform of his father then; the defunct Social Democratic Party in the early 90’s. He was a committed national youth leader of the party.

This commitment exposed him to grassroots’ networking and a high level of humanitarian services.
In bid to maintain the political stability of the Olumilua dynasty, Mr. Muyiwa focused more on working behind the scenes and serving his people and the APC in every way he could while his dad remained the face of the family politically.

Under Dr. Kayode Fayemi, he served as the Senior Special Assistant (SSA) to the governor on Project Monitoring (2010-2012). Through the office, he worked extensively on monitoring the nature and quality of projects at the local government level to be sure they were up to standard.

Further, he served as the Senior Special Assistant (SSA) on Integration and Intergovernmental Relations in the same administration. Managing relationships between the state and other governmental levels was his focus here, with an achievement of attracting proper funding for ecological projects in the state.