Are you been employed as a security Guard? what is on your employment visa?

oyebowale85:
Good monring everybody in the house
Am working as security guard in Dubai an my company is not paying for good three month, when never I try to complain, it always said am going to be ban for 1 year

Pls I need legal advice on it

ok

i was shocked when i saw my brother doing that, he said he is used to the Manual style, i cant stop laughing for that.

Certificate in my school will never been Giving to you without it been Laminated.

To some extent it has its own good sides

They definitely will know vpn is unless there is a strict law issued Against it.

Ambitionsway:


if only they know about VPN na.

naso na , unless there is Strict Law on that Too.

daddyiel:
correct guy

They will still use VPN

ok

ok

rest on

Yeah it is

BAY1759:


Is this a new rule? I was there three weeks back....and I didn't experience such. Please clarify. Only the WAEC certificate was needed if you want attest your Bsc. And, nobody asked further questions about any testimonals. Got First Leaving, WAEC, Bsc and Eligibility letter.

Go with your secondary school testimonial, without it you wont be able to collect eligibility letter in which you are going to need at MOFA

Unklekelvin:
ok thanks I have the original to the two certs. No need to go there with secondary school testimonial right?

I'm asking this because someone said they must see my secondary school testimonial before they attest my WAEC and I'm very far from my secondary school now.

Hmmm

Perfect by ed sherren

Present sir.
still in the Land of the Sheikh's only that work is really tedious of recent, How your side

Fish123:
This guy where you dey hide since all this time,how hustling for your side bro
NB...where is Tunjinodaysoff,Leosirsir,Hilcrown and the likes where una all they,it been long we last see una update joor

can i get a 7and half finger size for one of this?

MooreJozo:


Fully in stock

Are they stil available

Charlieo:
8k engagement

hummm... Lend your voice

All these are coming from those who have access to Social media.. what about when The Okada riders, Danfo driver and those who doesnt have social media open up..

hmmmm

ADCO:. Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Oil Operations.
JP: Job Perfomance
PTW: Permit To Work
All this are acronyms used for mostly Engineering works

chucks231:
please guys who knows the meaning of ADCO JP PTW...I want to know the relevance as I am told the training for the job I embark on it's needed..please help

never heard of that before, do you have bal on your card, and when do you get the information, is it when you are about tagging out?

igberia:
plz wat does it meañ by "authority route" because @ mussaffa today my bus card was displaying dat

CC lalasticlala justwise

1997
- Emirates makes a $2 billion order for 16 Airbus A330-200s.

- Airline defies high fuel prices to again post record profits as passenger figures top three million and the cargo haul hits 150,000 tonnes.

- Emirates takes delivery of six Boeing 777-200s, giving it new long-haul capabilities

1998
- Emirates is voted Best Airline in the World at prestigious OAG Awards.

- The $540 million Terminal 2 is opened at Dubai International

1999
- Emirates enters the hotel property market with the opening of the Al Maha Desert Resort & Spa.

- The first of 17 new generation Airbus A330-200s arrive in Dubai

- Emirates Group's workforce totals 11,000.

- Passenger arrivals at Dubai International hit the 11 million mark.

2000
- Emirates becomes the first airline to sign up for the Airbus A380 when it orders seven, with an option on five more, at the Farnborough Air Show

2001
- Emirates SkyCargo Centre - with a capacity to handle 400,000 tonnes a year - opens.

- Emirates signs £24 million deal to sponsor English Premiership football club Chelsea for four years.

2002
- Four million passengers vote in the Skytrax internet poll and Emirates is again named Airline of the Year.

- Global passenger levels drop by four per cent but Emirates figures rise 18.3 per cent to 6.8 million.

- Cargo across the world plunges nine per cent but Emirates enjoys an increase of 19.5 per cent to 400,000 tonnes.

- Group announces $275 million investment in new hangar complex at the Emirates Engineering Centre.

2004
- Emirates makes its first flight to North America - a non-stop 14-hour flight to New York's JFK Airport. This marked the first non-stop passenger service from the Middle East to North America.

2005
- Emirates Group workforce totals 25,000 people from 124 countries around the world, making it Dubai's biggest employer.

- Passenger traffic continues to rise with 12.5 million recorded in the year.

- Emirates orders 42 Boeing 777s in a deal worth $9.7 billion, the largest Boeing 777 order in history.

2008
- The Emirates- dedicated Terminal 3 opens in October and within a month 500,000 passengers had flown out the terminal

- Emirates SkyCargo begins operations out of Dubai Cargo Village's new Mega Terminal, with a capacity to handle 1.2 million tonnes annually.

- The first Emirates flight to Los Angeles touches down, while flights are also launched to San Francisco and Cape Town.

- Emirates becomes the first international carrier to introduce an in-flight mobile phone service.

- Emirates takes delivery of three A380s and aviation history is made when its first A380 touches down in New York.

- The 10,000th cabin crew member joins the Emirates team.

- New Emirates sporting facility 7he Sevens hosts record crowds at the Emirates Airline Dubai Rugby Seven

2010
- Emirates celebrates its 25th anniversary marking a quarter of a century of success and remarkable growth

- New routes to Tokyo, Amsterdam, Prague, Al Medinah al Munawarah, Madrid and Dakar launch, while cargo-only operations to Almaty, Bagram and Campinas commence.

- The Emirates Group posts an increased profit of Dh 4.2 billion (US$1.1bn) for the financial year ending 31 March 2010.

- Emirates orders 32 additional A380s at the Berlin Air Show along with GP7200 engines by Engine Alliance. It also orders 30 additional B777-300ERs at the Farnborough Air Show.

- Emirates is part of celebrations in South Africa an Official Partner of the FIFA World Cup.

- Emirates SkyCargo operates the first paperless flight between Mauritius and Dubai with all shipments carried processed electronically.

- Emirates SkyCargo sets a new record by operating the longest ever non-stop freighter flight of 17.5 hours between Sydney and New York.

- dnata ground handling welcomes the first commercial flight to land at the new Dubai World Central - Al Maktoum International.

- Emirates Skywards, with more than five million members, marks its 10th anniversary with a new look and an enhanced programme.

2011
- Emirates places the largest single order in Boeing's history - 50 777-300 ER aircraft, worth $18 billion in list price. The order also included 20 777-300 ER options valued at US$ 8 billion.

- Emirates joins Boeing in Seattle to celebrate the unveiling of its 1,000th 777. The landmark aircraft becomes the 102nd to join Emirates' Boeing 777 fleet.

2013
- Double daily A380 services to Paris Charles de Gaulle and New York JFK are introduced.

- London Heathrow becomes an all A380 route, following the launch of the fifth daily A380 service.

2014
- Emirates is named the world's "Most Valuable Airline Brand".

- Emirates becomes the first airline to offer a scheduled A380 service at London Gatwick.

2015
- Emirates launches daily flight to Bologna, Orlando, Mashhad, Multan, Bamako and Bali and resumes flights to Erbil.

- Emirates signs a historic US$9.2 billion order with Rolls-Royce for 200 A380 engines.

- Emirates sees brand value grow for 4th consecutive year to US$6.6 billion

- The airline also retains its top position as the most valuable airline brand in the world.

- Emirates celebrates a milestone in its employee history, with its cabin crew team now crossing 20,000 staff.
2016
- Emirates is named the World's Best Airline and receives 12th consecutive award for best In-flight Entertainment at Skytrax World Airline Awards 2016.

- In social media, Emirates becomes the world's first airline with one million Instagram followers and launches the world's first interactive amenity kit in economy class.


SOURCE: https://www.khaleejtimes.com/business/aviation/emirates-turns-32-a-brief-history-of-uaes-favourite-airline

October 25, 1985, marks a special day in the history of UAE. On this day, 32 years ago, the first Emirates flight took off. Flight number EK 600 flew with UAE royal dignitaries on board from Dubai to Karachi at 11.45am. Two other planes also took flight to the Indian cities of Mumbai and Delhi.

First Emirates Flight
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDZRyIzoYxg

Today, Emirates has a fleet of over 230 aircraft, flying millions of passengers to over 150 destinations in more than 80 countries

Let's look at the timeline of the airline's successful history:
1959 dnata is established by the Dubai government with just five staff to provide ground handling services at the new Dubai International Airport.

1960 His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, opens the airport and implements innovative open-skies policy.

1984
- Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum and Maurice Flanagan, director and general manager of dnata, discuss launching an airline in Dubai. Flanagan was among a 10-man team which produces a business plan for the new airline - to be named either Dubai Airlines or Emirates airline.
Sheikh Mohammed opts for Emirates and the decision is made to build the airline on top of dnata, which was already the sales agent for 25 airlines
1985
- Flanagan embarks on ambitious mission to launch an airline with $10 million in five months.

- Pakistan International Airlines agrees to wet-lease Emirates two aircraft.

- Deals are struck to fly into Karachi, New Delhi and Bombay.

- On October 25 Flight EK600 departs Dubai International for Karachi.

1987
- Deals are struck to fly into London's Gatwick Airport, as well as Istanbul, Frankfurt and Male, the capital of the Maldives.

- The Airbus A310-304 is designed to Emirates specifications, giving the airline the opportunity to fully implement its commitment to offering a superior flying experience than its rival.

1988
- Damascus is added to the Emirates route network, giving it a total 12 destinations in just 38 months of business.

1991
- As the airline celebrates its sixth anniversary, 25,000 passengers a week are being flown to 23 destinations.

1992
- Emirates becomes the first airline to install video systems in all seats in all classes throughout its fleet.

- Emirates convinces the French government to allow it to fly into Paris.

- $2 million terminal exclusive to Emirates is opened at Dubai International.

- Emirates becomes first airline to order a $20 million Airbus full-flight simulator.

1993
- Emirates becomes the first airline to introduce telecommunications on an Airbus - in all three classes.

1994
- Emirates is the first airline to equip an Airbus fleet with an on-flight fax facility

1995
- As the airline celebrates its 10th birthday, it has a fleet flying to 34 locations in the Middle East, Far East and Europe

1996
- Airline takes delivery of its first Boeing 777-200 and becomes the first airline to show live footage of take-off and landing. Its maiden flight to London is followed by Emirates' inaugural flight to Melbourne.

- Emirates becomes title sponsor of the world's richest horse racing event - the Dubai World Cup.

oh yeah, and nothing like omo onile and cost of building has not that skyrocket there also.
i will advice anyone who had a real estate foresight to invest in some parts of osogbo now as Development is spreading to some areas which Are not yet been populated.

Emtol01:
And Oshogbo is more peaceful than many of those big cities.

450k - 2m depending on how populated the Area is but if you want to stay in more remote area 350k
Osogbo

Thank God for your life