Just forget it some Nigerians are criminals, especially those from the majority tribes; Hausa: blood sucking terrorist and religious fanatics, Igbo: thieves and fraudster,Yoruba: fraudsters and ritualists.

OsuMustGo:

contingency rubbish...
And you're calling a snake poisonous... you need to go back to primary school...

Okay sir, I've heard you. I would go back to primary school ASAP.
But I need some cash to obtain entrance form, can I get some help uncle

Ighoga898:
It's venompoisonous..

BDW what do you stand to gain if you know it's poisonous or venomous

It would help him make contingency plans incase their is a snake bite in his house.

The North shot itself on the leg by allowing religious fanaticism, illiteracy, and poverty to thrive,
because of it gluttonous drive for power. so it shoud face the monster it created for itself. I just wish this bandits would also find some of the northern elites and also kill them the same way they are wasting innocent souls.

Culled from Punch Online

Nigeria won the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa with a squad largely made up of unknown faces on the continent. With only three members of that team in this year’s AFCON in Egypt.

Vincent Enyeama (Unattached)

Enyeama made his fifth Africa Cup of Nations appearance for the Eagles at the 2013 edition, where he kept three clean sheets and conceded three goals in six games. In 2015, he became the first Nigerian player to reach 101 caps.



At club level, he was outstanding for French club, Lille, keeping 17 clean sheets in 35 league games in the 2013/14 season. He also emerged as the first goalkeeper to be named French Ligue 1 African Player of the Season. He retired from international football in October 2015. The 36-year-old last played for Lille in April 2017 and he was released by the 2011 French champions in August 2018. He is currently without a club.

Austin Ejide (Hapoel Hadera)

Ejide made no appearance at South Africa 2013. At club level, he helped his former Israeli club Hapoel Beer Sheva to the final of the 2015 Israeli State FA Cup where Hapoel Beer Sheva lost 6-2 to Maccabi Tel Aviv. Ejide conceded six goals in that encounter in what was his last game for the club. The former international kept 12 clean sheets in 32 games that season. He currently plays for Hapoel Hadera in the second division in Israel.

Chigozie Agbim (Delta Force)

Chigozie Agbim was the third choice keeper for Nigeria at the tournament in South Africa and made no appearance. Agbim was one of the five home-based players (Ejike Uzoenyi, Sunday Mba, Gabriel Reuben and Azubuike Egwuekwe) at the tournament. He was also an unused substitute for Nigeria at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. At club level, he featured for Gombe United after he was released by Enugu Rangers. He currently plays for Delta Force in the Nigeria National League.

Joseph Yobo (Retired)

The former Eagles captain played a cameo role at the tournament after losing his place to Kenneth Omeruo during the qualifiers. He made one start and five substitute appearances on the way to their third title. The 2013 AFCON was his sixth for Nigeria before he retired. Yobo featured for Everton, Fenerbahce and Norwich City. He made 101 appearances for the Eagles before calling it quits with the national team. Yobo currently works as a pundit with SuperSport.

Efe Ambrose (unattached)



Right-back Ambrose was sent off in the first game against Burkina Faso but returned to the starting line-up in the final group game against Ethiopia in their first win.

Ambrose won four Scottish Premiership titles, one Scottish Cup and one Scottish League Cup in his five-year spell at Celtic before he joined Hibernian, where he helped them to the Scottish Championship. Ambrose is currently unattached after he was released by Derby County at the end of the 2018/19 season.

Elderson Echiejile (HJK Helsinki)

The 2013 AFCON was Echiejile’s second appearance at the tournament and he played all six games, sustaining a hamstring injury in the final. His performance, coupled with outstanding displays at the 2013 Confederations Cup earned him a big move to AS Monaco the following year. After two seasons at Monaco, Echiejile was loaned out to Standard Liege, Sivasspor, Sporting Gijon and Cercles Brugges before he terminated his contract with the French club in 2018. He was without a club for six months before joining Finnish club, HJK Helsinki.

Juwon Oshaniwa (Akwa United)

Former Ashdod left-back Oshaniwa played only 24 minutes at the tournament, coming on for Echiejile in the final. He was booked after five minutes for a rash challenge. Oshaniwa joined the Tynecastle club Heart on a three-year deal in 2015 but made only 25 appearances and none in season 2016-17. He left Scottish club by mutual consent a year before his contract was due to expire. He was capped 17 times by Nigeria. He joined Akwa United last summer in a bid to resurrect his career.

Godfrey Oboabona (Unattached)

Oboabona was one of Nigeria’s standout performers at the tournament in South Africa. The former Rizespor defender was one of three players that played every minute of the tournament for the Eagles. After the tournament, Oboabona signed a four-year contract with Rizespor. He recently terminated his contract with HNK Gorica in Croatia.

Kenneth Omeruo (Leganes/Chelsea)

Omeruo was an important part of Nigeria’s squad to the tournament. The central defender replaced Yobo in the Eagles’ second game against Zambia, which ended 1-1, and kept his place till the end of the season. Omeruo is one of the three players in the current squad to have won the AFCON title. Ahmed Musa and Mikel Obi are the other two players. The 25-year-old defender played on loan at Kasimpasa twice and also starred for ADO Den Haag, Middlesbrough, Alanyaspor and Leganes.

Azubuike Egwuekwe ( Al-Nasr)

Lanky defender Egwuekwe was an unused substitute all through the tournament. He was also listed by Nigeria for the 2013 Confederations Cup and the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. At club level, Egwuekwe featured for Supersport United before he was released in 2018. He currently plays for Al-Nasr Sports Club in Libya after a short spell in Finland with KuPS.

Mikel Obi (Unattached)

Mikel has represented Nigeria’s senior national team in every tournament. He is one of three surviving players from the 2013 AFCON squad in the current squad for the tournament, which gets underway on Friday.

He’s arguably Nigeria’s most decorated football player having won two Premier League titles, four English FA Cups, one Champions League, one Europa League, one Olympic bronze medal and one AFCON title.

The former Chelsea star is the most experienced player in the squad for the 2019 tournament. The Nigerian captain alongside Ogenyi Onazi and Sunday Mba in midfield, marshalled what proved to be the tightest, most organised midfield in South Africa.

Sunday Mba (Unattached)

Relatively unknown to the world in 2013, Mba’s heroics in the quarter-finals against Ivory Coast ensured the Eagles progressed towards their first major final in 13 years.

He then conjured the magic again, when he grabbed the winner against Burkina Faso in the final of the competition to hand Nigeria a third title.

His surprise inclusion in the starting line-up in the final group game against Ethiopia saw the Eagles earn their first win at the tournament.

He played on loan at Warri Wolves from Enugu Rangers before he switched to CA Bastia in January 2015, a move which many believed cost him a place at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. He played for two seasons at Turkish second division club, Yeni Malatyaspor, before he was released.

Obiora Nwankwo (Boavista)

Obiora made just one substitute appearance for the Super Eagles at the tournament in a group match against Zambia, replacing Nosa Igiebor in the 1-1 draw.

The AFCON triumph, Obiora was out injured for 18 months and became a forgotten man during his trying time.

He played in Italy with Inter Milan, Parma and Padova between 2010 and 2013, before playing for Romanian club CFR Cluj, Spain’s Cordoba and Academica de Coimbra in Portugal. He then had an injury-ravaged stint in Greece with Levadiakos, before switching to Portuguese side Boavista last summer.

Ejike Uzoenyi (Unattached)

Uzoenyi played only 18 minutes at the tournament, coming on for Brown Ideye in the 72nd minute in Nigeria’s 4-1 win over Mali in the semi-final.

He was loaned to Rennes in the French Ligue 1 from Enugu Rangers for two seasons. Afterwards, Uzoenyi joined Mamelodi Sundowns, where he made only six appearances. He also had a short stint with Bidvest Wits and Ajax Cape Town in the Premier Soccer League in South Africa. He is currently without a club.

Fegor Ogude (Unattached)

Ogude started the first two games for Nigeria at the tournament in midfield alongside Igiebor and Mikel but lost his place to Onazi. He joined Amkar Perm in 2014 and spent four years at the club before switching to Yenisey Krasnoyarsk. Following Yenisey’s relegation from the Russian Premier League at the end of the 2018/19 season, Ogude was released by the club.

Ogenyi Onazi (Trabzonspor)

Onazi had an impressive display at the 2013 AFCON. The Trabzonspor midfielder made his debut at the tournament, playing at right-back against Zambia in place of the suspended Ambrose. He went on to anchor the Eagles midfield alongside Mikel and Mba. He was a regular starter for Nigeria for five years until the 2018 World Cup in Russia, where he lost his place to Oghenekaro Etebo.

His last appearance for Nigeria was against Seychelles in an AFCON qualifier. He is currently recuperating from an Achilles injury.

Reuben Gabriel (Najran Sports Club)

Despite not featuring in South Africa, Gabriel joined Scottish Premier League side Kilmarnock as a free agent, signing a three-year contract months after. He was released, after the club accepted his request. He joined Belgian Pro League side Waasland-Beveren on a one-and-a-half-year contract and is currently on the books of Najran Sports Club in Saudi Arabia.

Nosa Igiebor (Anorthosis Famagusta)

Highly-rated Igiebor was a flop at the tournament. He made two starts before he lost his place in the squad.

He started his career in the NPFL with defunct Sharks of Port Harcourt, before joining Warri Wolves. He moved to Lillestrøm in Norway and then on to Hapoel Tel Aviv in Israel.

Igiebor also starred for Real Betis, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Rizespor, Vancouver Whitecaps, but presently plays in Cyprus with Anorthosis Famagusta.

Emmanuel Emenike (unattached)

Emmanuel Emenike was the top scorer at the tourney with four goals.

The power-playing forward has played around Europe for several sides, featuring for Karabukspor, Fenerbahce and Spartak Moscow. He also had a brief spell with Al Ain before joining West Ham, Olympiacos and Las Palmas in Spain.

Brown Ideye (Aris)

Ideye formed a deadly partnership with Emenike in attack, scoring once at the tournament. He made his name playing for Sochaux in the French Ligue 1 and with Dynamo Kyiv in Ukraine. He joined West Brom in a shock move after being dropped from the 2014 World Cup squad. He also played for Olympiacos, Tianjin Teda, Malaga and now Aris in Greece.

Victor Moses (Fenerbahce)

Moses had his breakthrough in the Eagles at the tournament, as his brace against Ethiopia proved crucial to Nigeria’s progress to the quarter-final. Moses, who won the Premier League, English FA Cup and the Europa League, also played for Liverpool, Stoke City and West Ham. He is currently on an 18-month loan deal at Fenerbahce from Chelsea. He retired from the Eagles after the 2018 World Cup to concentrate on club duties.

Ikechukwu Uche (Gimnastic)

Ike Uche had a not-too-impressive competition despite emerging as Nigeria’s top scorer in the qualifiers. He failed to score a goal in South Africa. The former Villarreal striker played for Granada, UNAL in Mexico, before returning to Spain on a loan spell with Malaga. He now plays for Gimnastic in the Spanish lower division.

Ahmed Musa (Al Nassr)

Musa was one of the youngest players in the Eagles’ squad. He started the first two games, before losing his place to Moses. He is currently the vice-captain of the Eagles preparing for the 2019 AFCON. The ex-CSKA Moscow star went on to sign for Leicester City before moving to Saudi club Al Nassr.

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Please can I get the official link to download npower app.

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Guest Service Representative
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Guest Service Representative
Job TypeFull Time
Qualification
Location Abuja
Job Field Hospitality / Hotel / Restaurant



SUMMARY

Provides customer service to guests of hotel by performing the following duties.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following.

Other duties may be assigned.

Greets, registers, suggestively sells rooms, issues room keys, assigns rooms to guests and sets wake up calls in a efficient, warm and friendly manner.
Ensures guest safety by following established security procedures including fire/tornado procedures, key security and guest privacy.
Date stamps, sorts, and racks incoming mail and messages.
Records and communicates guest special requests and problems to appropriate department and ensures they are addressed in a timely and acceptable manner.
Answers inquiries pertaining to hotel services; registration of guests; and local attractions and provides travel directions.
Accurately checks out guests and communicates departures with housekeeping staff.
Accurately computes bill, collects payment, makes change for guests and makes deposits according to KHC cash handling procedures.
Makes, confirms and cancels reservations via telephone, computer and in writing.
Answers and routes internal and external phone calls in an articulate, friendly manner using prescribed procedures.
Posts charges such as room, food, liquor, or telephone, to ledger.
Deposits guests' valuables in hotel safe or safe deposit box.
Maintains the shift-to-shift log accurately to ensure proper communication between shifts is maintained.
Maintains the cleanliness and organization of the hotel lobby and front desk area.
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Marketing Executive
Job TypeFull Time
QualificationBA/BSc/HND
Location Abuja
Job Field Sales / Marketing / Retail / Business Development



Details: The Marketing Executive oversees day to day marketing activities for the marketing department.

Duties of the Marketing Executive include:

Planning, developing and implementing effective marketing communication campaigns.
Using the full marketing mix for the companys marketing communications
Writing copy for all marketing collateral, including brochures, letters, emails and websites.
Understanding the product and customer profile and write thorough specs for each.
Monitoring ongoing campaign spend against the budget, keeping accurate records and highlighting where variances occur.
Producing an accurate summary of total spend at the end of a marketing campaign.
Undertaking detailed ongoing analysis of marketing campaigns to ensure targets are met.
Assisting in the production of ongoing competitor analysis and reporting, with particular reference to pricing, presentation and promotion.
Requirements of the role

Degree in Marketing would be an advantage as would CIM qualification.
Previous experience in a similar role.
Strong project management/organisational skills.
Ability to use spreadsheets to analyse data and spot trends.
Understanding of customer segmentation.
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Driver
Job TypeFull Time
Qualification
Location Abuja
Job Field Transportation and Driving

Details:

Delivery Driver Responsibilities:


Loading, transporting, and delivering items to clients or businesses in a safe, timely manner.
Reviewing orders before and after delivery to ensure that orders are complete, the charges are correct, and the customer is satisfied.
Assisting with loading and unloading items from vehicles.
Accepting payments for delivered items.
Providing excellent customer service, answering questions, and handling complaints from clients.
Adhering to assigned routes and following time schedules.
Abiding by all transportation laws and maintaining a safe driving record.
Preparing reports and other documents relating to deliveries.
Operating equipment and machines, such as cars, trucks, forklifts, etc.
Delivery Driver Requirements:
High School Diploma or equivalent.
Valid driver's license issued by the state where you intend to work.
Clean driving record.
Special licenses may be required to operate certain vehicles.
Experience may be required or preferred.
Willingness to adhere to assigned routes, schedules, safety procedures, and transportation laws.
Strong time management and customer service skills.
Ability to walk, drive, and lift and carry heavy items for extended periods.
Attention to detail.
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Receptionist
Job TypeFull Time
Qualification
Location Abuja
Job Field Administration / Secretarial

SUMMARY
Provides customer service to guests of hotel by performing the following duties.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned.

Greets, registers, suggestively sells rooms, issues room keys, assigns rooms to guests and sets wake up calls in a efficient, warm and friendly manner.
Ensures guest safety by following established security procedures including fire/tornado procedures, key security and guest privacy.
Date stamps, sorts, and racks incoming mail and messages.
Records and communicates guest special requests and problems to appropriate department and ensures they are addressed in a timely and acceptable manner.
Answers inquiries pertaining to hotel services; registration of guests; and local attractions and provides travel directions.
Accurately checks out guests and communicates departures with housekeeping staff.
Accurately computes bill, collects payment, makes change for guests and makes deposits according to KHC cash handling procedures.
Makes, confirms and cancels reservations via telephone, computer and in writing.
Answers and routes internal and external phone calls in an articulate, friendly manner using prescribed procedures.
Posts charges such as room, food, liquor, or telephone, to ledger.
Deposits guests' valuables in hotel safe or safe deposit box.
Maintains the shift-to-shift log accurately to ensure proper communication between shifts is maintained.
Maintains the cleanliness and organization of the hotel lobby and front desk area.
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES:

This job has no supervisory responsibilities.

QUALIFICATIONS:

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.



Method of Application
Email: hr@svhotelsng.com

tutulicious:


I did too, I have no Idea how its like working with them, mine is for the post of Insurance Advisor, is that marketing please?

Yes it marketing and marketing insurance policies in ds part of the world is quite difficult.
And I don't know if they've changed that now but usually they don't pay salary so you wud have to work extra hard to earn commission.
Good luck.

Beautiful couple, wish them the best.
But seriously Nigerian lawyers shud stop wearing this wigs it oozes of slavery and colonizing, even the westerners don't wear it anymore.

You know at some point I use to respect this lady a lot, but then most of this girls are all the the same and it is sad.

Iyajelili:
This story of yiursust be fictional because I can't imagine someone passing through this shit in real life

That means you know nothing about life, I've seen someone suffer worst even here in Nigeria.

That's why I don't resell my phones.

It help me prepare for NYSC 2013

OP what's the use of your list without:
Pako biscuit.
Condense ice cream
Kulikuli or German stone..

OP what's the use of your list without:
Pako biscuit.
Condense ice cream
Kulikuli or German stone.

timibare:
Ruggedman is finding it so hard to respect himself....

How? So we should all sit back and watch this country thrown into the thrash by some riffraff like naira Marley?
If you've tried to leave the shores of this country and see how we are treated out there because of our fraudulent reputation,then you would ask that this guys be prosecuted harshly.

I am coming
Really, it unfortunate that an highly place traditional leader holds these kind of view.

veeshine:
if you had the opportunity to buy this for the person you are currently dating , would you buy it?
and if you are single who would you buy it for?
1)200 million sterling silver
2)120 million 18 karat gold

I will buy it for you Ms. OP but I don't have the money I am broke.

veeshine:
if you had the opportunity to buy this for the person you are currently dating , would you buy it?
and if you are single who would you buy it for?
1)200 million sterling silver
2)120 million 18 karat gold

I will buy it for you Ms. OP but I don't have the money I am broke.

I think thus should be shifted to front page so that applicant would be aware of this.

The link is not accessible, perhaps you should set up a telegram group instead.
Thank you sir.

Fadedvoices2:
Says someone probably in his early twenties
My friend go and find your mates . Misogynist

Lolzzzzzz!!!!!! ���������� One bolt to loose of your head.

Fadedvoices2:


Another misogynist on the loose

You need to grow up......

Fadedvoices2:
According to seun ,Danny should go and rule the free cities .

Let Jon go and rule over river lands na

After someone struggled her whole life for the iron throne ,she should surrounder everything to Jon because he’s male . Jon is a good leader according to mr seun , na danny no be good leader abi ?


The only reason most of you don’t want danny on that throne is because she’s a woman and y’all are misogynistic pigs who don’t believe women should be what men are supposed to be.

you were making a valid argument, and then all of a sudden you went overboard by calling anybody who has a contrary view to yours 'a misogynist pig'. well it seems like constructive and mature argument is not for someone like you. maybe you should learn how to respect other people's views while putting yours forward or don't get involved in arguments at all, it not for you.

why are people making a big deal of this spoilers thing?
I like reading spoilers and it doesn't take the fun from it when I see the main movie.
Infact the spoilers helps me drop my anxiety and mk me understand the movie when I eventually do see it.

OP can you please kindly do same for calabar, I am thinking of accepting a job offer there.

08036700375
Please add me to the group

Nice one Pope Francis, anything to make peace return to south Sudan.

This ones are eating a giant millipede in the name of snake.

Canada shud better score ooooo, I played this game