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Facidio:
This was how ambode started, and if you are a professional you will know that most of what they are doing there is just pure rubbish. It won't last even 2 months. And they will come back to it again just to siphon more money

Haters. Always Seeing the Negative

R2bees:
I love this guy... Imagine him and that Japanese boy leading RM attack.. My club is still here bidding £25M + Jenkinson, Mustafi and Mkhitaryan for Neymar.. lols

Who is the Japanese boy

teadrake:
I received invite for a test assessment and one of the requirements includes Nysc discharge certificate which unfortunately won't be ready until September.
Instead,can I go with my call-up letter to the test centre? The centre is in Lagos and am currently in Katsina state.
Your suggestions is highly required.
Thank you

Pls how did you apply

Dammysmart:
Who else got this mail??


Dear Candidate,

Stanbic IBTC would like to invite you for an assessment. This assessment is a prerequisite in our recruitment process which involves evaluating both the aptitude and personality profile of every individual interested in joining Stanbic IBTC.

Please note that this only forms a part of our selection process and is not necessarily a decider of suitability for the job. You can practice more by following the link SHL ONLINE (Quantitative & Verbal Critical reasoning)

Also as a part of the process, you will be required to present a recent copy of your passport photograph and a means of identification and the following documents:

Do confirm by way of reply mail that you are able to attend. Kindly ignore this invite if you already sat for the assessment within the last 12 months.

· A printed copy of this invite

· A copy of your recent Passport Photograph

· A copy of your resume

· Documents to support the qualifications quoted in your resume / application (original and photocopy):

· Your birth certificate (original and photocopy)

· S.S.C.E Certificate (Minimum of 5 Credits: must include English Language and Mathematics)

· B.Sc. Certificate (Minimum of Second Class Lower)

· NYSC discharge certificate (original and photocopy).

Required Materials: Pen, calculator, and an acceptable means of photo identification (Staff ID, International Passport or Drivers Licence).

Date: Thursday, 11 July 2019

Time: 2.00pm prompt

Venue: Kimberly Ryan Office; Landmark Events Centre (situated behind Hall 2), Plot 3/4 Water Corporation Road, off Ligali Ayorinde Road, Victoria Island

Contact person: Olamide / Ayodeji

You can also access the links below for more practice questions:

How did you apply

Talk to her

Tb Joshua is a man I like and respect so much. He displays what true christainity is all about. Love, humblebees and sincere generosity

Emkojo:
For those asking how to apply. Please visit the career section on the Banks website and submit your CV . Alternatively and the best option is to have a staff submit your CV to the resourcing unit.

There is virtually no space for uploading of cv on their website. Does anyone have their career email where one can send cv to

famousroland:
Hazard had only 7months left in his contract, Chelsea played a fast one on Madrid instead, if madrid had waited a little bit, just 7months,they would have gotten hazard for free....Best deal for Chelsea, add ons makes the price rise to 130Million...

Oga if you don’t know something, pls ask questions.
The transfer fee for hazard is 150m when you include all the add ons.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/48548361

Blazebond:
What where you expecting a child like that to receive, should the government gift him five million or five biilion before you are satisfied,education is not showbiz,where sponsors provide fund's,that little boy does not even need money now,what he needs are more books and scholarship.

Is that the reason for the governor to shamelessly give him 11 excecise book and 5k

Urchman200:
Ozil from the look of things he is guilty of what the germans are accusing him of ,I am a fan of ozil as an arsenal fan ,but looking at the way ozil has been caring himself is obvious is a tribalist, Germany made him who is today but is unfortunate ozil does not have respect for the germans. Looking at the autocratic nature of the Turkish president and this young man who supposed to be a role model for the young people, continue to throw support to such a man it goes a long way in telling the world the type of person ozil is.

What wrong has the Turkish president done that Ozil should not associate with him or are you saying that it’s out of place for mikel to invite Ghana president to his wedding

The Kaduna State House of Assembly on Friday passed the Religious Preaching Regulation bill into law.

The new Religious Preaching Regulation law substitutes similar law of 1984 in the state.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the Executive Bill, brought to the Assembly in 2016, was passed hours before the eighth Assembly was dissolved on Friday.

The bill had been with the assembly three years and had been opposed by Muslim and Christian bodies as well as individuals across the state.

The state government had in 2016 argued the bill was meant to regulate religious preaching in order to promote religious harmony and peaceful coexistence not to stipple religious freedom.

The Speaker of the Assembly, Alhaji Aminu Shagali, presided over the sitting during which the bill was passed after it was read clause by clause.

It provides for the establishment of an Interfaith Regulatory Council at the state level and committees at local government levels responsible for screening and issuing licence to preachers.
The councils will have two representatives each of Christian and Islamic bodies among other members.

According to the speaker, the new law has mandated the council to hear and determine appeals to be brought before it arising from the decision of the local government interfaith committees.

The Council also has power to issue regulations considered necessary to guide the local government interfaith committees in the performance of their functions as provided under the bill, if signed into law.
The bill when signed into law, stipulates that in each of the 23 local Government areas of the state, a committee to be known as the Local Government Interfaith Committee has to be established.

“The Local Government Interfaith Committee shall consider and recommend to state Interfaith Regulation Council all applications for the grant of licence to religious preachers as well as screen and recommend preachers for the grant of license among other functions.
The supplementary provision provides that all cassettes, CDs, flash drives or any other communication gadgets containing religious recordings from accredited preachers may be played inside a private dwelling unit or vehicle, entrance porch (zaure), church, mosque and any other designated place of worship.

Pls help a bro. How did you guys apply

Bossontop:

So u wantu tell me dat after buhari finish Tinubu will now take over.......mhen!!! time don dey reach to port go ghana ooo.....dem say dey no dey tell blind man say rain dey fall

You are free bro

merit455:
2023 Presidency is for South East......,or else

Or else what pls?

Atiku79:
You're the boy because you lack foresight.
It's clear to the blind that ATIKU IS COMING!!

Coming to your village of the people who have head but no sense

Atiku79:
They will attend the genuine inauguration soon, when Atiku will stand on the podium to take his oath of office in the presence of all well-meaning Nigerians.


Fellow Nigerians, rejoice and make merry!

ATIKU IS COMING

Wake up from your dreams boy

Jim ovia sitting at the back. Billionaires supporting the language of Next Level

Jim ovia sitting at the back. Billionaire supporting the language of Next Level

slickbak:
U mean President of Lagos??

Go and die when he becomes the president.

omlueh:
New wine in old skin, same cabal as ever, pretending to be like saints but deep inside they are beast, they should continue, God is watching all of you from Oyeyimika to all the Directors, senior managers and every of the management staff taking decision on behalf of Mondelez, thereby subjecting the entire junior staff and the third party contact staff to slaves in their own father's land, you all should remember that God purnishment no get CAIN when it comes, even if at all the entire management staff taking decision believe there is God. Most pretending to be Religious but inside them they are Devil's Incarnate. Wolves in Sheep's Clothing.

Hmmmm. You seem to be an insider. It is well

Hoodbilonia:
Abegi
Fela dis
Fela dat
He wasnt so good. We too dey over hype
Abegi

This is the way you know indomie generation pikin. Idiot

Any news guys

They voted for him so they should deal with it

aprilwise:
Today is my birthday please show me love with 300 likes.

You wan chop the likes

It's naturally nice and beautiful on ladies and it make them look sexy. I personally like it and would love any lady to wear it

I have noticed ladies wear beads on the waist which brings this my question.

ladies what is the use of waist beads.

Guys what do you think about ladies wearing waist beads.

Let's start this interesting discussion

Space booked

Eco2580:
So its true Bola THIEFnibu want to rule this country!

It's obvious the Tinubu is your headache

The earlier you guys forget this wema thing. The better for us. Pls move on guys. There are other offers out there

Senate President Bukola Saraki yesterday explained the controversial refusal of the Senate to confirm Mr. Ibrahim Magu as the substantive chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Saraki said that Magu’s appointment may have been confirmed but for the failure of the Presidency to explore the established channel of lobby.

Besides, he said that “political solution” should have been applied after the Senate rejected nomination twice.

The Senate President spoke at the orientation programme organised for Senators-elect and House of Representatives members-elect ahead of the inauguration of Ninth National Assembly in Abuja.
Saraki attempted to parry questions on why the National Assembly did not go to court for a definite pronouncement on the failed confirmation of Magu’s appointment as EFCC’s substantive chairman.

He was forced to respond when the question was asked repeatedly.

Saraki said that it is left to the Executive arm of government to find a replacement of any ministerial nominee rejected by the Senate.

Talking specifically on Magu’s nomination, he said that there was no doubt that the Senate has the power to confirm or reject his nomination.

On why the Senate did not go to court for a pronouncement on whether the Senate has the power to confirm the EFCC chairman, he said that there were over 12 court cases pending on the issue.

Saraki, who said that some of the cases had been pending in court for over two years, added that he cannot explain why the cases have not been decided.

He, however, noted that “in cases like the EFCC chairman, there is always the need for political solution and dialogue to solve such issue. But to say whether the Senate has the power to confirm, the Senate has power to confirm. The power of confirmation is there even in America which we copy.

“When the Executive makes appointment, there is issue of lobby. This is why we want a particular nominee. It is done even in America.”
On the election of presiding officers of the Ninth National Assembly, Saraki advised senators-elect and members-elect that they should be in the chamber on the day of inauguration.

He insisted that the inauguration and election of presiding officers only take place on the floor of the two chambers of the National Assembly.

The Clerk to the National Assembly, Mohammed Sani-Omolori, who opened the orientation, gave an overview of the National Assembly, including structure, functions and inter-parliamentary relations.

In the course of his presentation, Sani-Omolori said that one of the functions of the Senate is the confirmation of nominees from the executive arm of government.

The power of confirmation of nominees prompted questions on the confirmation of Magu and why he is still serving as Acting Chairman of EFCC when he was denied confirmation.

Sani-Omolori said that he was not in a position to answer political questions and referred the question on Magu to Saraki.

Saraki noted that the options are that the President can lobby the legislature or present someone else at the event of rejection of a nominee.

Saraki said: “The point I am making is that we should not make too much news on the process of electing a presiding officers. What is important is for the members of the Senate to decide who is the best to lead them so that they can have stability.”

On non-confirmation of Magu, Saraki said: “The truth really is that the issue of confirmation whether ministerial or other appointments, is done by the entire Senate. Generally, we have an unwritten practice that we would get the input of senators from the state where the appointee hails from before we start the screening process in the Senate. By the powers of the Senate, if such a nominee is rejected, then it is upon the executive to find a new replacement. The issue really is that the Senate has the powers to reject a ministerial nominee.

In the case of the appointment of the chairman of the EFCC, the powers of the Senate are very clear in the constitution. For any nominee, we are guided by the constitution. It is an appointment made by Mr. President, subject to the confirmation of the Senate, which means the Senate has the powers to either say yes or say no.

“In a situation where the Senate rejects, it is up to the executive at that time to send in a replacement or in some cases, when we have appointment rejected and the executive will re-present before the Senate but if the senators again, took a decision to reject the nominee, the appointment stands rejected.


“On getting judicial interpretations of their roles, there are 17 cases in court that have been on now for two years and for one reason or the other, those cases have not moved. I cannot explain what happened. They are cases that have to deal with asking the courts to give judicial interpretations to who has the powers to do one thing or the other. I am sure by the time the judiciary gives the interpretations, there is no doubt about it that it will be clear that it is the Senate that has the powers

“In things like this in a democracy, there must be a political solution, there must be dialogue. I think that is the most important thing. The Senate has the power of confirmation. It is how to manage those issues that are the challenges. There will be many like that in the Ninth Assembly. The question is how the executive and the legislators will work together and find a solution. It is how the relationship between the two arms of government.

“There is also a wrong perception that the leadership of the Senate has those powers. The powers of the presiding officers are in the members. It is the members that decide the leadership of the National Assembly. Most of the decisions especially confirmation, are usually taken by the members. In other countries, the executive there are seen to be lobbying the legislators. When they have a candidate, they will go and lobby to get in their preferred choice appointed.”

https://www.google.com/amp/thenationonlineng.net/why-we-didnt-confirm-magu-by-saraki/amp/

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