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It not easy selling on , but I also use iselify.com they are coming up new start up in Nigeria we should support them as well.

You can also share for jiji and http://iselify.com

If you are bolt Partner or Driver in Lagos, kindly share your experience here:

- Considering the unpredictable traffic situation in some parts of Lagos, is it lucrative?
- How much on the average do you make weekly, working from morning till evening daily excluding weekends?
- What are the challenges specific to Lagos with being a partner or driver with bolt?
- Would you recommend a friend to be a partner with bolt.
- Any other useful info...

I need this survey/shared experience because I have thought of being a partner with bolt. I have a driver that is assigned to my family. My family's daily itinerary is fixed and this makes my driver and my car idle from 8am to 8pm daily. Registering the car and the driver with bolt has been considered to roll extra bucks into the family's purse and increase my driver's take-home as he will get commission from money made from bolt, apart from the salary he is being paid presently.

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Charity CDS Corps Members did an amazing job by visiting one of the mentally challenged home OFF APPLE JUNCTION AGO PALACE AMUWO ODOFIN, lagos, so pulsenaija is here to bring you all the updates that happened.

Charity CDS  corps members under National Youth Service Corps, Amuwo Odofin LGA
41 ROAD FESTAC TOWN, Lagos, visited BETH TORREY HOME
on the 23rd of April 2021 by 12:pm
BETH TORREY HOME, It is located at OBA WASIU OGUNLANA ROAD, OPP IMAN COLLEGE, OFF APPLE JUNCTION AGO PALACE AMUWO ODOFIN.

BETH TORREY HOME
is centered on improving the well being of mentally challenged children and youth. the charity CDS corps members visited BETH TORREY HOME to show some love & affection to the mental disable with some items
Such as clothes, food items and alot more.

Collins. N. Emesiana
AMUWO ODOFIN LGA
Charity CDS President

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https://pulsenaija.com.ng/school-news/1871/charity-cds-corps-members-visited-mentally-challenged-home/

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Popular Nigerian rapper, Folarin Falana, popularly known, as Falz has called on Nigerians to stop further attacks of South African business located in Nigeria.

The singer also called on Vice President Yemi Osinbajo to provide solution to xenophobic attacks on Nigerians living in South Africa.




Falz said this while reacting to a statement by Osinbajo on his Twitter page condemning the xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and other African nationals in South Africa.

Osinbajo had on Tuesday condemned the xenophobic attacks describing it as unfortunate.

But, Falz responding to his comment on Twitter, asked Osinbajo to reveal actions being taken by the Nigerian government.




He wrote: “We all know what it is, What is being done about it?

The rapper further called on Nigerians to stop violent attacks on businesses in Nigeria.

According to him, violence will not solve the problem but rather heightens it.




“This a very difficult time for everyone but violence is never the answer.

“Attacking people or vandalizing businesses in Nigeria will not solve the problem, but will rather make things worse.

“We are hurting our own selves! Please,” Falz added.

DAILY POST had reported that some angry Nigerians on Tuesday invaded an outlet of Shoprite along Lekki-Epe expressway in Lagos State.

The youths, who were reacting to the renewed xenophobic attacks on Nigerians residing in South Africa, were seen chanting violent songs during the attack.

Men of the Nigeria Police Force, however, prevented the youths from breaking into the mall of South Africa-owned Shoprite.


https://pulzenaija.com/gist/xenophobicattacks-we-are-hurting-ourselves-falz-condemns-attacks-on-mtn-shoprite-others-by-nigerians/

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The Advocacy for Integrity and Economic Development (AIED) has advised the Federal Government of Nigeria to put all options on the table in dealing with the unending xenophobic attacks against Nigerians in South Africa.

The organization in a statement on Tuesday signed by its Director of Media and Publicity, O’Seun John, condemned the targeted harassment, killings and destruction of Nigerian business in South Africa allegedly aided by the South African government.


According to the statement, “We have taken time to study various reports of the xenophobic attacks against nationals of African countries and India in South Africa and we have come to the conclusion that these attacks are not only intentional and unprovoked but that they are being carried out with tactical approval of the South African government.

“In any country around the world, the deliberate targeting of citizens of another country and killing of same is a concise invitation to war.

“We implore the Nigerian Government to take off the kid-gloves and stand firm to protect its citizens and the pride of the country.


“The Nigerian Government should as a matter of urgency begin the process of nationalizing all assets and businesses of South African interest in the country.

“Furthermore, the Federal Government should convey an emergency meeting of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to consider all available military options and break all diplomatic ties with South Africa.

“In the interim, the government should start an emergency evacuation process of all Nigerians and assets in South Africa, recall the Nigerian Ambassador to the country and send the South African diplomats in Nigeria back home.


“This time, it is important Nigeria is decisive and firm with its decision. It must not only be known to bite but be seen to bite as well.

https://pulzenaija.com/news/xenophobia-buhari-told-to-consider-military-action-against-south-africa/

Reverend Elisha Noma of Nigeria Baptist Church, Angwan Makiri, has been kidnapped by unknown gunmen near Udawa, Chikun Local Government Area of Kaduna State.

This comes barely two weeks after a Pastor in charge of Living Faith Church, Angwan Romi, Kaduna, Jeremiah Omolewa was killed and his wife abducted.

According to The Nation, armed kidnappers, numbering about 20, stormed the village around 1:30 am Wednesday and forced their way into the Pastor’s house and went away with him and his son.

The kidnapper later freed the son, Emmanuel Elisha, who was threatened to go and raise unspecified amount of money as ransom.

They threatened the son that the father would be killed if he failed to provide the ransom within five days.




According to the pastor’s son, “They came around 1 am. They were about 20 armed men and started hitting at doors but nobody opened.

“They then forced their way into houses and vandalised properties. They carted away some valuables including mobile phones and clothing in my mother’s box.

“They picked me together with my father. But after a while into the bush, I was released and they went away with my father. One of them was dressed in military camouflage.




“As they released me, they threatened that if we fail to bring money in five days even though they didn’t mention the specific ransom, they will kill him.

“We are yet to report to the police because even when we had similar experience in the past and we contacted them, they did not do anything about it. So, it is of no use,” he said.

https://pulzenaija.com/news/just-in-another-pastor-kidnapped-in-kaduna-abductors-give-family-5-days-ultimatum/

JUST IN: Another pastor kidnapped in Kaduna, abductors give family 5 days ultimatum

https://pulzenaija.com/news/just-in-another-pastor-kidnapped-in-kaduna-abductors-give-family-5-days-ultimatum/

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https://pulzenaija.com/news/zamfara-gov-matawalle-organizes-sharo-festival-for-repentant-fulani-bandits/

The Zamfara State Governor, Bello Matawalle, Tuesday organized the Sharo cultural festival for repentant Fulani bandits as part of the peace pact embraced by the former hoodlums.

The Sharo Fulani event, which is a yearly event organised at the end of the Eid-el-Kabir festival, was last held eight years ago due to the insecurity occasioned by banditry.

Matawalle invited the Fulani people and the repentant bandits for the festival in fulfilment of the peace agreement and reconciliation his government reached with the ex-bandits.
PULZENAIJA gathered that over 30,000 persons attended the festival where Fulani popular cultural activities were displayed. Government functionaries, Fulani leaders and repentant bandits graced the event very happily.



The Governor commended the reformed bandits and the Fulani leaders for accepting the peace initiatives brought up by his administration.

He expressed satisfaction that this year’s Eid-el-Kabir was celebrated without any killing or kidnapping in the state.



Matawalle stated, “I want to use this opportunity to thank my Fulani brothers for accepting the peace accord.
“This year’s Eid-el Kabir is the only one we witnessed where no live was lost as a result of banditry,” he said.

The Governor promised that his administration would soon come out with welfare packages for the Fulani people to enable them lead a decent life.

https://pulzenaija.com/news/zamfara-gov-matawalle-organizes-sharo-festival-for-repentant-fulani-bandits/

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President Muhammadu Buhari has vowed to fight for the poor in the country during his second tenure.

Buhari said this while assuring that he would use his second term in office to improve on the lives of Nigerians.

He spoke while addressing leaders of various communities from five Local Government Areas of Daura Emirate, who paid him a visit as part of Eid El-Kabir celebration in Daura, Katsina State, on Tuesday.

A statement by his Media Aide, Garba Shehu quoted the President as saying he was convinced that majority of Nigerians understand who he was and his mission, on account of which they returned him for a second term in office.

According to Buhari: “You know how much I laboured to get here. I ran three times in the past.

“The fourth time, God used technology to do it for me. The fifth time I ran (February 23, 2019), I went to all the states of the federation. The turnout of crowds was overwhelming.

“Truly, the people know and understand my mission. This is what the votes showed. The administration will dwell on our campaign issues — security, economy and corruption. We will fight for the poor.”

https://pulzenaija.com/news/buhari-reveals-plans-he-has-for-poor-people-in-nigeria/

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That is why you need to ask yourself

What Business Can I Start With 50000 Naira In Nigeria?

https://pulzenaija.com/others/what-business-can-i-start-with-50000-naira-in-nigeria/

Pepsi Scholarship Program 2019 – Triton College Foundation is offering an amazing scholarship termed as Pepsi Cola Scholarship. Current student of Triton College with 2.0 minimum cumulative GPA are welcome to apply. Triton College has an open door admission policy for high school graduates and others qualified to enter in their programs. Award amount of the given scholarship varies as per the qualification of an individual.

Pepsi Scholarship Program 2019
Pepsi Scholarship Program 2019

Triton College is a two-year community college located in River Grove northwest of downtown Chicago. The college provides counseling and advising to help each student determine an appropriate field of study according to their individual abilities and interests.



Eligibility:

Go through the eligibility criteria before applying:



Must have completed at least 12 credit hours at Triton College.
2.0 minimum cumulative GPA.
Scholarship is not automatically renewable, a recipient may reapply each year for the scholarship.
Current student must be enrolled in at least nine credit hours.
How to Apply:

Application form for the Pepsi Cola Scholarship is available

In PDF form so if you wish to apply go through the given link: http://www.triton.edu/uploadedFiles/Content/Resources_and_Services/Services/Financial_Aid/Scholarship_Complete_Listing/Scholarship_Application_Form.pdf
OR

Applicants can also apply online by the given link: https://apply.triton.edu/Datatel.ERecruiting.Web.External/Pages/Login.aspx?ReturnUrl=/Datatel.ERecruiting.Web.External/Pages/applicationlist.aspx&NeedsLogin=True
Award Amount:

Award amount of the given scholarship varies as per the qualification of an individual.
The given amount may be used for tuition, books, and fees.
Application Deadline:

Deadline of the given Pepsi Scholarship is Second Friday of the fall semester.

Link for more information:

http://www.triton.edu/Pepsi-Cola-Scholarship/

Contact Information:

If you have any quarries related to the Pepsi Cola Scholarship contact Triton College, 2000 Fifth Ave, River Grove, IL 60171 (708) 456-030

How to Qualify for Scholarships Like the Pepsi Scholarship
Find Your Passions
Extracurricular activities are essential to making both your college and scholarship applications stand out from the crowd. But there is a more important thing to keep in mind that signing up for every club or team available to you. It is vital to look for a way to serve in a high level of responsibility in the extracurriculars you’re most passionate about. The way you write about the things you’re involved in will be the thing that shows your excitement. Reviewers would much prefer reading an application by a student who loves something they are not familiar with or cannot relate to than an applicant who is writing about something they think is wanted on their application.

Take Advantage of Community
Becoming part of volunteer work is easy, free and priceless. It is also a big part of what could be the thing that makes your application unique. Community service work presents proof that students understand and consider a world outside of what’s going on with them. There are so many projects you can get involved in to help the community. Go pick up trash from the beach, start a nonprofit effort, raise money or awareness for something meaningful, or get creative in finding other fun ways to serve the community.

Community service is one of the most important and impressive parts of the scholarship application process. Recruiters remind students to build relationships with community leaders and those deeply involved in spearheading community service, whose recommendations may help their scholarship applications. As you serve the community, keep in mind that serving with someone or under someone who would be able to write you a future personal recommendation works in your favor.

Enjoy Essay-Writing
Have you considered why you can’t enjoy the process of writing scholarship applications? Many students approach this part in a begrudging manner, but what if they looked at it as an enjoyable activity instead? Many scholarship participating companies grant thousands of dollars every month for essays on topics that are not serious or even based in reality, giving plenty of ability to use creativity.

Dig into all the resources that will help you to prepare to write these essays. Take full advantage of your English classes and essay assignments by asking for your teacher’s thoughts and critiques about how you can advance your writing skills.

Another way to prepare to write these essays is to look through college essay-writing guides that will show you precisely what is looked for and how to prepare in the meantime. If you’re struggling to write using the prompts and your experiences, you can try getting all your thoughts out on a phone recording and then transferring it over to the page when they are all out. Sometimes it flows better when it is spoken before it is written.

Begin Locally
There are tons of students who are competing for nationally offered scholarships. This means it is a good idea to begin with local scholarship offers first. School counselors usually have all the details about local programs, details that they are willing and excited to share. On top of that, close friends and family might be knowledgeable about scholarships or help offered by neighborhood businesses and organizations. A good thing to try is using your social media platforms to ask those local if they have any information on scholarships.

The truth is, you will find endless amounts of commercials for national scholarships funded by major companies. Though it is good to apply to these, there are usually innumerable amounts of students competing for those. Beginning your search with ones in your local community means there will be less competition.

Try Online Resources
Even if you are a student who is convinced that you won’t qualify for scholarships or a student who has tried every avenue possible to no avail, you might find something that fits your qualifications or abilities online. There are so many free search engines at your fingertips that can help you find scholarships. There is no need to pay money for this. Some of the best sites you can start your search with are: DiscoverStudentLoans.com, Scholarships.com, ScholarSwag, and Scholarship America.

If you want help that is more in-depth than online support and you are willing to pay for it, there are many paid scholarship finders. The only thing we ask is that you remember these fees can add up quickly. Every dime you spend on finding scholarships is a dime taken away from college fees! Many students find relief in winning awards.They feel as if a heavy burden is off their shoulders, allowing them to focus on their high school experience.

Say Thanks When You Win
A simple written or verbalized thank you can go a long way. If you’ve obtained a scholarship from a smaller company, let them know how much you appreciate it. These small gestures are what keep you on people’s radar. This can have a significant impact when it comes to applying for more scholarship awards in years to come.

Final Thoughts on the Pepsi Scholarship
Regardless of which Scholarship you are applying for, whether it be the Pesi Scholarship or one of the millions of other Scholarships out there, rest assured that taking this advice to heart will be one of the most helpful things to accompany you in your search. Every single student is capable of applying and earning scholarships. But the beginning of winning happens in the time leading up to application season.

Get involved, apply locally, make a difference in your community, build relationships with people who could write you recommendations that will make a difference, write your Scholarship essays on things you are passionate about, and remember to always use your manners when you do win scholarships. Your journey to finding scholarships is well on it’s way if you follow these steps! We hope you are able to apply for the Pesi Scholarship and that you are one of the winners! Pass these resources along to friends to share the joy.


https://pulzenaija.com/school-news/scholarships/pepsi-scholarship-program-2019-2020-how-to-apply/

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Tobacco Scholarship 2019-2020 – Tobacco Scholarship 2019… Get the latest details on Tobacco Scholarship on this page. Virginia Tobacco Commission is currently receiving applications for 2019 Tobacco Scholarship. The application deadline is 14th December, 2019.

Tobacco Scholarship 2019-2020
Tobacco Scholarship 2019-2020

This scholarship program was established in 2002 by the Virginia Tobacco Region Revitalization Commission (Tobacco Commission) to offer to strengthen the economies of Southwest (SW) and Southern Virginia (SV) through education by assisting its citizens to train for a bachelors degree.



Eligibility Requirements.
A lifetime program benefit restricts receipt of this funding to only one degree per student. The Virginia Tobacco Commission does not pay toward graduate-level courses, degrees, or endorsements.

The official award order by region for new 2019-2020 awards follows:



Juniors and seniors with STEM-H majors by GPA,
Other juniors and seniors by GPA
Sophomores by GPA
Freshmen by GPA (4.0 to 2.0 GPA order)
Payments can only be made directly to the college/university of your choice after an invoice has been received. Award emails will be issued in priority award order until funds are depleted.

Invoices will not be accepted from colleges until after the last add/drop dates, which is usually September/October for Fall and in February/March for Spring.

Returning and new award recipients who are awarded a Tobacco Region Loan Forgiveness award will receive an award email and a Master Promissory Note.

The Master Promissory Note will require an electronic signature and must then be submitted back to the Virginia Tobacco Commission. Once they receive the signed document, they will notify your college/university of the award.

Applicants may have to make other payment arrangements until these funds are released so please check with your school as to their policies.

Students are advised to check with their school as to how this award may affect his/her financial aid package and notify the office immediately if they choose not to accept this award.

Students who use these funds for an associates degree at a 4-year college/university not offered by the community college serving the student are not eligible for additional funding towards a bachelors degree as this program is structured to help with only one degree per student per lifetime.

All new applicants must also apply online and provide proper documentation to receive the forgiveness loan.

This award is a loan and not a scholarship and the terms to earn possible forgiveness for this loan through employment after graduating with a 4-year degree are provided in the Master Promissory Note.

Applicants who are awarded will be required to sign the Master Promissory and an Addendum for payments to be made to his/her school.

Please note that if the terms for forgiveness are not met, repayment of the funds will be required. Recipients of the loan forgiveness award can receive assistance for one degree (maximum of 4 years).

Applicants under 21 years of age are required to have a co-maker who must also sign the Master Promissory Note and Addendum.

For both returning and new students who are awarded a loan forgiveness award in 2019-2020; the award will be a loan of $1000 for Fall semester and $1000 for Spring (maximum of $2000 per academic year).

To be eligible, the recipient must be enrolled in a minimum of 9 semester hours per semester.

Eligibility
Former Virginia resident tobacco growers and quota holders

How To Apply
To apply for this scholarship, interested applicants should visit http://www.vhcc.edu/current-students/student-services/financial-aid/scholarships/virginia-tobacco-commission-scholarships

Application Process
Applicants must complete the online application and submit the Tobacco Scholarship Application form.

Unless the applicant has a Bachelors degree from a college or university, he/she must apply for Financial Aid to be eligible for this program.

The Tobacco Scholarship may cover the full cost of tuition for students who do not receive financial aid or, for those who have unpaid tuition balance after all other financial aid has been applied. Applicants may apply for Financial Aid online at www.fafsa.gov. and when completing this application, ensure you include VHCCs school code (#007099).

Supporting Documentation
Applicants must provide proof of eligibility, which includes both of the following:

A copy of the 156EZ or MQ24 form, which can be obtained from your Local Farm Service Agency, and

A notarized statement defining your relationship to the grower/quota holder.

Application Deadline
The 2019-2020 (Summer 2019, Fall 2019 and Spring 2020) application process will close on December 14, 2019.

All Support Documents for each applicant MUST be received in our office no later than Fri May 11, 2019, including a completed FAFSA on file for the 2019-2020 year. Funding would not be guaranteed for applicants who do not meet this deadline.

For Additional Information, Contact:

VHCC Office of Financial Aid/Campus Connection Center (ISC 133)

Lindsey Holman

lholman@vhcc.edu

(276)-739-2463

Or Visit:

Virginia Highlands Community College

100 VHCC Drive, Abingdon, VA 24210

Mail: P.O. Box 828. Abingdon, VA 24212

Tel: (276) 739-2400

Toll-Free877) 207-6115

PN Team

https://pulzenaija.com/school-news/scholarships/tobacco-scholarship-2019-2020-application-guide/

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Non-Profit Jobs in Nigeria 2019 – A nonprofit organization is a business that has been granted tax-exempt status by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) because it furthers a social cause and provides a public benefit.

Donations made to a nonprofit organization are typically tax-deductible to individuals and businesses that make them, and the nonprofit itself pays no tax on the received donations or on any other money earned through fundraising activities.

As earlier said that a non-profit is a business, this article brings you to the exact point of our emphasis as it provides you with a list list of Non-Profit jobs in Nigeria which you might be interested in and find interesting.

Full-Time Non-Profit Jobs in Nigeria
1. Job Title: Community Mobilization Officer
Job Type: Full Time

Job Description:

Action Against Hunger works to save lives by combating hunger and diseases that threaten the lives of vulnerable communities, through nutrition, food security, water and sanitation, health and advocacy.

Develop a Community Mobilization and sensitization strategy document for effective program delivery. To coordinate with LGA officials to share the plan and implementation of FSL activities. Provide guideline and training to field assistants for effective community mobilization at the LGA level.

Job Responsibilities

Contribute to detailed planning and implementation of mobilization of FSL activities in collaboration with the FSL- Sector Manager.
Help to identify methods of community mobilization that enhance partnership & coordination with government officials and local communities, internal integration within sectors and programs (FSL, Nutrition, WASH, NFIs, etc.)
Help to identify areas of cross-program linkages within ACF programs in assigned LGA to ensure program quality and adherence to program objectives, including respect of ACF technical guidelines, systems, and established deadlines.
Help to reinforce and coordinate regular program monitoring activities, i.e. Baseline, PDM, End line, etc
Assist the Program team in the development of IEC and visibility related procurement and work plans of the mobilization and training component of the ACF program.
To provide regular support to the Program Manager to implement the filed activities at the community level.
Job Requirements

B.Sc / HND in Food Security and Livelihoods related courses e.g. Economics, Agricultural Economics, Business Management, Public Administration, Mass Communication, Sociology
Minimum of 2 years of relevant work experience in community mobilization work particularly in a humanitarian context.
Ability to communicate effectively with a wide range of audiences at the local and state level.
Excellent interpersonal skills, flexibility, adaptability, and ability to work effectively as a member of a team.
Ability to build and maintain relationships with community members and leaders, partner agencies and key contacts in the government.
Previous supervisory role.
2. Job Title: Nutrition Officer
Job Type: Full-Time

Job Description:

Diagnosis and Mapping: Update and maintain 5W/4W mapping (Health, and Nutrition sector) tool on a regular basis for the operational LGA, and share with Nutrition and Health Sector Manager.

Update tracking tool to monitor program screening based data on acute malnutrition; collect health facility-based disease surveillance reports and update morbidity reporting tool for assigned health facilities/LGAs.

Conduct periodic Mass MUAC screening in operational areas in collaboration with Community Mobilization teams and care group promoters, volunteers; support Deputy Nutrition and Health manager in drafting a report.

Job Responsibilities

line Surveys
Liaise with Community Mobilization Officers/Assistants and HSS officers for accessing community care group database; health facility database on a regular basis and updating overall health facility-based activities.
Conduct a periodic capacity assessment of health workers on CMAM services delivery, IMCI service delivery, Reproductive health service delivery, vaccination, etc. and review the training needs and/or coaching needs.
Develop monthly monitoring and supervision plan for the LGA and share with Deputy Nutrition and Health Manager.
Ensure that Assistant Nutrition and Health Officers are using standard Monitoring checklist during a visit to health facilities.
Job Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Medicine, Nursing, Midwifery, Public Health or Nutrition
Minimum of 2 years of work experience in humanitarian contexts.
He/she must have experience in CMAM, IYCF and community mobilization.
Minimum of one (1) year experience in primary health care program
1-year experience in CMAM program implementation
Excellent report-writing skills are required
Fluent in written and spoken English and Hausa
3. Job Title: SRH/GBV Technical Advisor
Job Type: Full Time

Job Description:

The SRH/GBV Technical Advisor provides strategic and technical leadership for MDM’s Maiduguri programmatic mission, focusing on Sexual and Reproductive Health as well as Gender-based Violence related to clinical management of rape.

The Technical Advisor is responsible for overseeing the quality and technical aspects of the SRH and GBV program, through formal and on-the-job training and supervision, and other methods.

Job Responsibilities

Identify needs of training for all healthcare staff, with a focus on Midwives, on topics within the realm of Sexual and Reproductive Health (including obstetric emergencies; antenatal care; post-natal care; family planning, health promotion and clinical care for survivors of rape or sexual violence)
Design and implement formal and Informal training to the Midwives to address SRH/GBV knowledge gaps and ensure the implementation of new knowledge learned in the clinics’ everyday activities.
Make sure that the midwives are trained to manage cases of Gender Based Violence with a focus on upholding a survivors’ rights to dignity and confidentiality.
In close collaboration with other technical advisors, plan, implement and supervise SRH/GBV formal training for OTP Staff, nurses, Community Mobilisers, and others as needed.
Work in close collaboration with other MDM technical advisors to implement training according to technical needs in each medical activity including SGBV (i.e. CMR training).
Propose recommendations to medical clinic supervisors and in close concertation with medical and MHPSS team especially midwives, nurses, medical supervisors, community mobilizers, nutrition team, and crowd controllers and registrars, to improve triage activities.
Job Requirements

Public Health certificate/training is an added value;
At least 2 years of professional experience in a relevant position;
At least 1 previous experience with an I.NGO is required (with MDM is an asset)
Ability to design and implement quality training;
Relevant qualifications in Emergency SRH and development activities;
Experience working with gender-based violence survivors and knowledge of CMR protocols;
Ability to create tools and monitoring process;
4. Job Title: Midwife
Job Type: Full Time

Job Description:

Provision of free of charge reproductive health consultation prepared all the material and equipment and ensure that everything is ready before starting the activities Follow the basic medical rules of hygiene when performing reproductive health consultations.

Participate actively in triage activities before to start reproductive health consultations and Perform antenatal consultations according to the protocols, detect and mention all the risk factors

Job Responsibilities

Provision of free of charge reproductive health consultations
Implementation of health education sessions
Collection, computerization, and analysis of weekly epidemiological data
Reporting and attendance to different meetings
Give suggestions to improve the functioning of MDM mobile clinics
Participate in the loading and unloading of the vehicles and to the setting up of the mobile clinics
Participate in weekly physical inventory of mobile clinic pharmacy
Be flexible in performing his/her duties to ensure that beneficiaries are getting good quality services
Job Requirements

Diploma in Midwifery with a valid license from the Nursing/Midwifery board.
At least 2 years post qualifying experience in a similar environment/context
Possession of a valid practicing certificate.
Background/familiarity with Emergency is an added advantage.
Good command of written and spoken English. Knowledge of Kanuri and Hausa Languages will be an advantage.
Strong interpersonal and team building skills and excellence as a team player.
Must possess the ability to learn with speed and ease.
5. Job Title: SRH/GBV Technical Advisor
Job Type: Full Time

Job Description:

The SRH/GBV Technical Advisor provides strategic and technical leadership for MDM’s Maiduguri programmatic mission, focusing on Sexual and Reproductive Health as well as Gender-based Violence related to clinical management of rape.

The Technical Advisor is responsible for overseeing the quality and technical aspects of the SRH and GBV program, through formal and on-the-job training and supervision, and other methods.

Job Responsibilities:

Provide remote strategic, technical and programmatic support to build the capacity of MDM’s country teams as well as program partners and government partners to strategically and effectively deliver results on a diverse range of SRH/GBV programs, including access CMR.
Advise the clinic team on ensuring the implementation of SRH and GBV related activities, and appropriate referral mechanisms following guidelines and strategy, through the Health Services Quality Coordinator (HSQC).
Support the Med team, through the HSQC, to ensure smooth incorporation of SRH and GBV component with training and implementation / follow up of internal referral pathway;
Ensure the quality of SRH and GBV activities through regular monitoring and technical support of the clinic team, data collection and management, and provide guidance in case of difficulties.
Job Requirements

Public Health certificate/training is an added value;
At least 2 years of professional experience in a relevant position;
At least 1 previous experience with an I.NGO is required (with MDM is an asset)
Ability to design and implement quality training;
Relevant qualifications in Emergency SRH and development activities;
Experience working with gender-based violence survivors and knowledge of CMR protocols;
Part-Time Non-Profit Jobs in Nigeria
6. Job Title: Associate Program Officer Health
Job Type: Part-Time

Job Description:

The job description of an associate program officer health entails organizing and facilitating internal meetings across teams at the NCO around PHC; health and broader systems strengthening activities in Nigeria; summarizing grant activities and budgets as requested; facilitating donor coordination meetings on health investments; organizing grantee coordination events and assuring proper follow up and communication; responding to requests from country governments and other partners for information; and supporting the NCO health team in its activities with other teams in the foundation broadly.

Job Responsibilities

Helping to draft proposal documents including requests for proposals/calls for letters of interest, proposal analysis review documents, proposal approval memos, etc.
Assisting with proposal management process with internal and external partners.
Carrying out literature reviews, landscape analyses and other analytical reviews as assigned.
Providing support for the preparation of materials and slide presentations on team initiatives as needed.
Providing other analytical support to the NCO as needed.
Traveling to field sites within Nigeria and supporting the implementation and coordination of investments both at the Federal and State levels.
Job Requirements

The APO role requires knowledge and experience in international health systems, health policy and administration, or health financing. The candidate should also have an understanding of the global health and international development environment; experience working in or living in Nigeria or another developing country is a plus.
A minimum of 3-5 years of professional experience, preferably in public health program management.
MPH, MPA or similar discipline required. MBA with non-profit or international development experience would be acceptable.
Demonstrated work experience in a dynamic environment with demonstrated ability to juggle multiple and opposing demands and establish priorities, while providing continual attention to detail in proofing materials, tracking projects, and grants.
7. Job Title: WPE Case Management Assistant
Job Type: Part-Time

Job Description:

The WPE Case Management Assistant will provide psychosocial support, basic case management support to survivors of gender-based violence through individual counseling follow up support, referrals and dissemination of information on available GBV services to encourage access to services.

She/he will in collaboration with the Response Officer oversee the provision of psycho-social/group support, skills building, information sessions and other recreational activities that promote social support networks and cohesion with women and girls at the women and girls centers/safe spaces.

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