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cumacious:
My brother! We should be expecting notifications from 15th or 22nd of this month.
Just my GUESS, please!
If you participated or knew about NNPC 2014 recruitment during formal president Jonathan when applicants wrote the aptitude test, invitations for interviews were sent to successful applicants and suddenly the whole process was terminated till today immediately after president Buhari took charge of the presidency. I'm sure those who participated here in the recruitment can testify to this.
Let's just be praying, be patient, and be hopeful that we will be among those NERC will send the next step notification to and be finally employed.
Thank you!

Dear,
The same happens during the last NERC Recruitment. The recruitment started before the end of the President Good luck. Restra recruiting company handled it. The exercise than didn't see the light of day when President Buhari took over.
So let us pray

I am interested in the WhatsApp group. Kindly add me with this number -07034685884

Happy New year

Happy New year to u all

Do we need to write letter to NERC after exist of this present chairman to remind them of uncompleted recruitment.Kindly advice !!!

brosiye99:
Teekay77: I agree with you on that possibility. Let's hope somehow they have factored this into 2016 Work plans and budget. Or else will it be in 2017? Mmmmm

This is to appreciate brosiye99 &Teekay77 for their timely information and encouragement..

Let keep our hope alive

teekay77:
@Kunleezra , the probe was on the power sector, perhaps NERC could have been involved one way or the other, especially the very first commission led by Dr. Ransome Owan between 2005 and 2010 that experienced some turbulent times......

@teekay77-thanks alot.I have been doing alot of underground work to get more information on this issue.I don't just like how everything is mute on this platform.Let keep it alive as before.

teekay77:
@Kunleezra , the probe was on the power sector, perhaps NERC could have been involved one way or the other, especially the very first commission led by Dr. Ransome Owan between 2005 and 2010 that experienced some turbulent times......

@teekay77-thanks alot.I have been doing alot of underground work to get more information on this issue.I don't just like how everything is mute on this platform.Let keep it alive as before.

Can I as well believe that this platform is died ?

NERC

Any good news?

teekay77:
I'm still very much optimistic, no matter the situation. I think the major impediment here has been the change of government........... There was a news item last week that indicated that all the government establishments under the power sector as well as the ministry of power would be having a forum at the Senate very soon. NERC would clock 10 in October and i think there should be continuity in system even if the tenure of this present commission is not renewed. Imagine how much NERC would have paid to Restral regarding the consultation fees for recruitment. Are you now insinuating that the whole money would be wasted in the event that this recruitment process is cancelled? @Brosiye99

Do u think government think about wastage.Those that are employed by NIS has been suspended because board did not have avenue to slut their people which also lead to removal of NIS BOSS.Let us reason

I av never see a recruitment that take so long like this in my life.The tenure of this management will soon end by November I guess.Can someone tell me what is going on in NERC if there is any information?

I begin to loose interest in d whole exercise!!!!!!!!

He said with in two months time

I just call NERC HR phone...He said HQ recruitment was put on hold due to unavailability of office accommodation .I told the man that NERC would have continue with the final interview.......but he said until they move into their new office .lt wait for one or two months

I reserve my comment till tomorrow.May God keep us save

Any good news?

Are we just two people on platform.where are others?

teekay77:
@Kunleezra , any feelers Something tells me that the final interview could be done at the present headquarters before they finally relocate to the permanent office later.

@teekay77-something not someone ?...May God count us among the numbers.Amen

Home -deserted

He told me that the major problem is office accommodation.

I called NERC HQ HR yesterday afternoon and I want to assure the house that there is hope as soon as NERC move to there new building.

hayzed31:
During the struggle everybody contributes to the thread but when the job eventually comes, the successful ones usually abscond or remain quiet observers. It is usually what happens. Probably during orientation, they are told to not to give out info as most times you are made to sign a document on secrecy. Lets keep the thread alive though. good news is around the corner i believeve

D document is usually called non-disclosure..

Non-disclosure

teekay77:
@Brosiye99 , @Kunleezra does it mean that nobody in this thread has been successfully taken for the regional recruitment.. I thought one or two good news from them would serve as encouragement to their peers in HQ recruitment ?

There are too busy to get back to d house.May God help us

I tried the phone number today and there was no response throughout

The house is too cold.....any information concern HQ recruitment yet.

House,
Is there any information concern HQ recruitment ? .Any hope ?

I expected much from Dr.Sam Amadi than this

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Buhari Can Cancel Power Privatisation – NERC Boss
By Juliet Alohan
— Apr 13, 2015 | 17 Comments
The chairman, Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Dr Sam Amadi, has said that there is the possibility that the incoming government of General Muhammadu Buhari can undo the privatisation of the power sector.

Amadi who stated this during an interview in his office in Abuja, in response to the question whether such was possible, said: “Everything is possible; there’s no impossibility with government to, through due process or through extra-legal actions, reverse any policy or decision.”

The NERC chairman explained that a government that comes into power has a responsibility for making policies, in which regard, it can change existing policy, review existing policy or vigorously pursue existing policy.

Amadi further explained that every government is at liberty to decide what should be its dominant economic philosophy; he. However, added that whatever philosophy adopted will definitely have a trickle-down effect on other policy areas, especially a sector as significant as power.

He said: “To undo privatisation could mean using the existing framework to rewind; for example, there are clauses in the agreements signed by the Distribution Companies (Discos) who bought the assets, of things that could happen in which they can pull out if they are no longer satisfied, or which government can pull out with cost.

“So from a legal point of view, there’s due process for undoing. The other one is extra-legal, maybe, some kind of nationalization; it’s still theoretically possible in today’s world for government to nationalize privately owned assets.”

However, Amadi noted that such decisions may be followed by consequences some of which can be financial or legal, with some possibly having serious fundamental impact on the economy and social wellbeing.

Speaking further, Amadi maintained that from his understanding of the two major political parties, their policies are line with the framework of the national electric power policy issued in 2,000 by the PDP-led government which is clearly premised on privatisation and securing the financial viability of the sector as a way of improving power supply by sustaining investments.

“The national electric power policy is a sound policy but can be reviewed; that will mean there are certain things we didn’t factor. Year 2,000 to date is over a decade, so there are new insights as to how things should work. We have seen how institutions work or fail to work and this means that there’s nothing wrong in government reviewing the reform process in terms of going back to the founding documents and doing some forensic.

“Find out what policies have been completed, what are we learning from the already undertaken process? How do we make the process better and what should we not undertake? It’s not just about undoing privatisation because privatisation in itself is not a problem,” he said.

Mhudi:
From a very reliable and first-class source, the delay is not from NERC, but from....Just pray that the whole process is not canceled. God help us.

Is the delay from Government OR NERC itself ?
The house is too cold.Is there any development/information from any quarter