₦airaland Forum

what happened to the former application

or is this a new one?

This photo is an entry into a growing genre of digital content: police departments and other law enforcement authorities sharing stories from the field—propagandistic parables that are often intended to become fodder for the right-wing viral content machine, perceived as a necessary antidote to the liberal, anti-cop media so enamored with anarchic or Black Lives Matter activists and other undesirables. Publishing these photographs and these documents, in this way, serves only one purpose: to reinscribe the unfettered disgust that people in positions of power (and those who feel themselves allied with power) have for those who lack it, who see drug addicts in particular not as sick and suffering human beings trying to make their way in the world but as animals deserving little more than a vicious kick and to be ignored.

“We feel it necessary to show the other side of this horrible drug,” the Facebook post reads. “We feel we need to be a voice for the children caught up in this horrible mess. This child can’t speak for himself but we are hopeful his story can convince another user to think twice about injecting this poison while having a child in their custody.”

In posting these (unblurred) photographs to Facebook, the people purports to be a voice for the voiceless—the children who find themselves entangled in addiction. That is a noble aim, but it’s not really what this Facebook post actually accomplished. Nowhere is this 4-year-old boy’s “story” actually to be found: The only narrative the city provides is that of the police officer who found him, in the form of an affidavit. That is of course because the city does not care about this boy, or his family. The city cares about conspicuously reminding its citizens of its power and authority.

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Telecom Functional Consultant again!!!

i thought that they have closed their application login portal?

how stable is the work, cox i hate a temporary job engagement,

i just hope this ICT job will not be like others

cox i just applied

Marketing Executive
Bayelsa, Lagos, Enugu, Market Related
Job Type: Permanent
Sector: Marketing
Posted by Resource Intermediaries Limited on Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Reference: 206455

Apply before Monday, November 7, 2016 - 61 Days left

Job Details
Employer: Resource Intermediaries Limited
Resource Intermediaries Limited is a company registered in Nigeria to engage in outsourcing services. The conceptual definition of the company is "easing business burdens", which is the fundamental reason for our existence. In living this definition, we focus on three key areas; Human Resource Recruitment & Management, Janitorial Services and Business Support Services (Legal and Company Secretarial Services, Information Technology and Finance & Accounting).

Job Description

Developing Business with existing and new Insurance Companies, HMOs, Corporates and other hospital / clinics / doctors etc.
Formulate a list of Potential Clients.
New Empanelments with TPAs, HMOs, Corporates.
Oraganise Promotional activities like health camps, talks / shows, CMEs for corporates and doctors.
Visit potential clients and understand their needs for certain customized services and discuss the same with management to address the same.
Managing the production of marketing materials, including leaflets, posters, flyers, newsletters, e newsletters etc. including writing and proofreading copies and liaise with printers and designers.
Arranging effective distribution of marketing materials.
Maintain and update customer database.
Sourcing and securing sponsorships.
Monitoring competitor activities.
Carry out research activities to always better the hospital’s Business Development Strategy.

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Unbelievable! Nigerian bank still recruiting while gradually and secretely laying off workers on the ground of economic recession. Bubu is doing well then.