keemsleek: You will be shocked to see that it will be filled to capacity, and people will still complain that they didn't get a ticket. Then you will know there's money in Nigeria. I just dey miss everything.
No money no money But you go see crowd... How? From where?
The 500 unfilled job vacancies in his company is not a referendum on the character, skillset, talent or employability of Nigerian youths. Neither is it due to yahoo culture, social media distraction, laziness or quest for fast money.
Banks, Oil majors, Auditing companies, Tax corporations, FMCGs Industry, Elite Government agencies etc recruit meritoriously and fill their vacancies from these same pool of Nigerian youths.
So why is Moniepoint unable to do so? Answer - Poor remuneration.
Thankfully, he recognizes he is competing globally, so he should pay global salaries if he wants the best. Simple.
Anyways, I no blame am. I blame the CBN for its failure to properly regulate Nigerian banks to ensure functional ATM machines which is the gap filled by moniepoint .
The CEOs statement is also insensitive being that the vast majority of their agents/customers sit under umbrellas by the road side or in makeshift kiosks processing transactions Are those ones lazy too?
The moniepoint CEO is nothing but a dolt.
If he needs global talents, he should be able to pay global remunerative It's crazy how some CEOs think It's when you have offered the person job, then you charge he/she to improve on global standards, then research comes in. Businesses are moving on a speed, don't think you can match with any big firms
meobizy: It happens. Calisthenics aid in maneuvering your body parts through space. It seems the soldiers know this and randomly pick unfit corps members to make examples of. This is not a unique case. I see it take place every set of every year.
They know During my time in camp one okpoko boy, dem use as example 😂
CAF follow cause this nonsense Sth that should have been addressed that moment, them leave em till e grow to big issue. They had VAR They had match commissioner They had CAF President and other Excos
Relief has come the way of students of the FCT School for the Blind, Jabi, Abuja, as RC Abuja Jabi Lakeside paid a visit to the School as part of its commitment to improving their welfare and creating a more supportive learning environment for students with special needs.
The outreach was extended to students of Junior Secondary School (JSS) and Government Secondary School (GSS) Kwali in FCT. The project, themed “Bright Minds: Every Future Deserves To Be Seen,” was co-sponsored by the Jolomi Arenyeka Charity.
The outreach attracted the presence of key Rotary leaders including the District Governor of District 9127, Dame (Dr.) Princess Joy Nky Okoro, the District Chair for Basic Education and Literacy, Rotarian Amara Ezediniru, and the President of RC Abuja Jabi Lakeside, Rotarian Caroline Achieng' Morah. Also present were other Rotary Club Presidents, Mr. Timeyin Arenyeka of the Jolomi Arenyeka Charity, district officers, Club members, and Rotarians from other clubs, demonstrating Rotary’s unity and collective commitment to service.
Speaking at the event, the President of RC Abuja Jabi Lakeside, Rtn. Caroline Morah, encouraged the students and emphasized their potential: “Each of you carries enormous potential. Your journey may come with unique challenges, but it also comes with unique strength. The ability to adapt, to persevere, and to see the world in your own powerful way is something to be proud of. The items we have donated today are meant to support your learning - but they are only tools. The real power lies within you.”
Also speaking at the event, the District Governor, of District 9127 DG Dame (Dr.) Princess Joy Nky Okoro, expressed her excitement at being part of what she described as "a compassionate and impactful initiative", commending the club and partners for their commitment to inclusive service. In her remarks, the District Chair for Basic Education and Literacy, Rtn Amara Ezediniru, emphasized the importance of sustained investment in education, particularly for children with special needs, noting that access to the right tools can significantly improve learning outcomes.
Also speaking, the District Coordinator, Special Needs Department, UBEB Abuja, Hadiza Hussain, described the donated items as vital instruments that promote independence, confidence, and academic advancement among the students. She stated that the gesture represents not just an act of giving, but a meaningful investment in the intellectual growth and empowerment of the students. In recognition of their dedication and sacrifice, teachers and faculty members were presented with tokens of appreciation for their continued commitment to nurturing and supporting the students. The outreach featured the donation of essential learning and support materials including Perkins Braille machines and Braille paper, typewriters, talking calculators, digital voice recorders, geometry sets, branded school bags, white mobility canes, tables and benches. A key highlight of the intervention was the restoration of 12 Braille machines at the primary school that had fallen into disrepair, alongside the provision of two Braille machines for students in Kwali. In addition, the project addressed hygiene and welfare needs through the distribution of over 120 personalized, monogrammed bath towels, 50 dignity packs for female students, and the donation of industrial-sized waste receptacles.
In her response, the school principal, Hajia Hafsat Umar Isa, who was represented by Mr. Jonathan Momoh (General Duties Assistant), expressed deep appreciation for the gesture, stating that the donated materials would greatly support the students’ academic development and overall well-being. She described the intervention as both timely and impactful, particularly in a learning environment where access to specialised materials is essential.
Lalami3232: E go shock you say na the woman go dey far more wicked than the men for that gang. Weather you like am or not, the female gender dey more wicked than the male gender. Hence you see how dem dey treat their maids or step children. Allow a woman to be your head in any organization and life go tire you.
What do I even know aside enlightening my fellow men who married nonvirgins about DNA test
Hahaha I still thank God for that gender... They contribute to our daily humorous activities 😂
yinkus6750: That's a country where the people's vote counts. Hence a 16 year reign of the incumbent crash landed. Till when we have free and fair votes, we yet to practice true democracy. Nothing like power of incumbency or rigging. Congratulations to the Hungarians, they were really hungry for change.
Their votes counted. I saw how happy voters were. It has nothing to do with ally or whatsoever
StPete: No matter how many times I eat rice during the week, Sunday rice is a must. And somehow my wife tends to prepare it in a more delicious manner that makes it taste better than any other time during the week
Sunday rice defines us as Africans Growing up we hold our throat till Sunday even though mumsi go buy basket of tomatoes Mainly because of visitors and other kids
Racoon: Same way the government treat terrorists. The persons exposing the failures of governance are always taking the heat. God punish all the wicked leaders in this nation. They are heartlessly wicked.
If at all them dey see our prayers... We for see small changes
Ainaolusegun: Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, has donated twenty million naira to support the “Cycling for Autism with KanyeChukwu” initiative, as part of activities marking World Autism Awareness Day.
The governor made the announcement while receiving the campaign team at his office in Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta.
Governor Abiodun emphasized that autism is not a disease, but a unique condition that requires understanding, patience, and proper care.
The governor described children living with autism as gifted individuals whose potential can be unlocked with the right support and dedication.
He praised 16-year-old Nigerian artist and autism advocate, Kanyeyachukwu Tagbo-Okeke, for his remarkable achievements.
The teenager, who lives with non-verbal autism, holds a 2025 Guinness World Record for creating the world’s largest art canvas in Abuja.
The governor also commended the young artist’s parents for nurturing his talent and refusing to see his condition as a limitation, noting that their efforts serve as inspiration to other families.
He urged parents of children with autism to focus on discovering and developing their children’s abilities, rather than allowing them to be marginalized.
Earlier, Kanye’s father had highlighted the need for greater awareness and support, noting that autism care can be expensive and that there is a shortage of trained caregivers in Nigeria..
He explained that the “Cycling for Autism” campaign is traveling across several states, raising awareness in communities, schools, and religious centres, while also seeking to train at least one thousand autism caregivers nationwide.
The initiative, supported by the Cycling Federation of Nigeria, is expected to cover over 600 kilometres across the country.
dominique: This is so sad, I had to take to Google to check if a woman can lose her sight after delivery and it said it happens in rare cases and the sight is restored after some time. It seems the tumor she had caused the blindness, it only coincided with the childbirth. I hope her sight is restored
What more can we say than wish her quick recovery of her sight. The baby needs the mum
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