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Beress:Nothing for FTIs. February payslip is out |
abdulgreen:Congratulations bro. May this be the beginning of greater heights. |
National Center for Artificial intelligence and Robotics (NCAIR) is sharing APL. |
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sunnx:Nawa for Nigerians. Na poor job seekers you wan steal from...smh |
PRESIDENT TINUBU RECONSTITUTES MANAGEMENT TEAMS IN AGENCIES UNDER THE FEDERAL MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND DIGITAL ECONOMY President Bola Tinubu has approved the appointment of the following qualified Nigerians to serve in agencies under the Federal Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy: NIGERIAN COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (NCC) (1) Abraham Oshadami — Executive Commissioner, Technical Services (2) Rimini Makama — Executive Commissioner, Stakeholder Management (3) Opeyemi Dele-Ajayi — President/CEO, Digital Bridge Institute NIGERIAN COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE (NIGCOMSAT) LIMITED (1) Abiodun Attah — Executive Director, Technical Services (2) Aisha Abdullahi — Executive Director, Finance & Administration (3) Jaiyeola Awokoya — Executive Director, Marketing & Business Development GALAXY BACKBONE (BB) LIMITED (1) Ibrahim Adepoju Adeyanju — Managing Director/CEO (2) Mohammed Sani Ibrahim — Executive Director, Finance & Corporate Services (3) Olusegun Olulade — Executive Director, Customer Centricity & Marketing (4) Olumbe Akinkugbe — Executive Director, Digital Exploration & Technical Services With the reconstitution of the management teams in these agencies, President Tinubu anticipates that these seasoned professionals will deliver excellent service to elevate the impact of the digital economy sector on the socio-economic development of the nation. Chief Ajuri Ngelale Special Adviser to the President (Media & Publicity) February 22, 2024 |
omotolanibaby:And FEDPOLYs have not yet seen the Nov/Dec own. I wonder why we are always treated as 2nd class FG workers. |
Motivational speeches and "aspire to perspire" no dey work for naija when it comes to FG job oo. It's 80% connection and 20% luck!!! |
upengineer:Wow. Congratulations. I'm praying for you. |
lilfreezy:Even World Bank and Min. of Power sef ![]() |
maik99:No long grammar boss... no be naija? Mek Tinubu move all the movables to Lagos. Mek him sef relocate with all the 3 arms of government. If A-list job go land my table even if dem post me to go to his bedroom in Bourdilon to work, I go go. But what goes around comes around. |
maik99:No long grammar boss... no be naija? Mek Tinubu move all the movables to Lagos. Mek him sef relocate with all the 3 arms of government. If A-list job go land my table even if dem post me to go to his bedroom in Bourdilon to work, I go go. But what goes around comes around. |
Lol... Just after my comment above, I came across this letter by one group, Jagaban Continuity Forum. Enjoy ![]() 14th February, 2024. His Excellency, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, President and C- in -C, Federal Republic of Nigeria, Aso Rock Presidential Villa, Abuja. Sir, THE NEED TO RELOCATE THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CHAMBERS TO LAGOS I am writing to bring to your attention an important matter that I believe warrants your consideration. As our nation continues to strive for operational efficiency and prudent financial management, I propose the relocation of the House of Representatives chambers from Abuja to Lagos. RATIONALE FOR RELOCATION 1. OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY: Lagos, being the commercial nerve center of Nigeria, offers a strategic location for the House of Representatives. The city's infrastructure, accessibility, and economic significance can facilitate more efficient legislative operations. 2. COST-SAVING: Relocating the House of Representatives to Lagos can result in significant cost savings. The current maintenance and operational costs associated with the chambers in Abuja can be minimized, contributing to overall fiscal prudence. 3. ECONOMIC IMPACT: The relocation can stimulate economic growth in Lagos and its environs, creating opportunities for local businesses and driving infrastructure development in the region. CONSIDERATIONS 1. LOGISTICAL PLANNING: A comprehensive plan will be essential to ensure a smooth transition, addressing logistical challenges and accommodating the needs of legislators and staff. 2. PUBLIC SUPPORT: Engaging with stakeholders and the public to garner support for the relocation will be crucial. Transparent communication about the benefits of this move can help build consensus. 3. PRESERVATION OF ABUJA'S STATUS: While advocating for relocation, it's important to emphasize that this initiative aims to enhance operational efficiency and economic impact, rather than diminish Abuja's significance as the capital city. Your Excellency, I urge you to consider the potential benefits of relocating the House of Representatives chambers to Lagos. This move aligns with the goals of operational efficiency, cost-saving, and strategic economic development. I am confident that your leadership and vision for our nation will guide this proposal toward a positive and impactful outcome. While thanking you for your kind attention to this matter, accept Mr. President, the assurances of my highest regards, please. Sincerely, Ademola Khalifa President, Jagaban Continuity Forum |
Whiterose21:The moment Upstream Regulatory Commission transfered key departments to Lagos and not to Niger-Delta was when I knew PBAT's intention was not genuine. If CBN and FAAN claim transfering some departments to Lagos was to ensure they are close to the institutions they regulate, what reason would Upstream Regulatory Commission give for moving theirs to same Lagos? They say na office space...lol. Sha, mek him kuku relocate himself since renovation of Dodan Barracks was captured in the budget. Na to build new NASS complex there remain ![]() |
younglekky19:Fake. The grammatical blunders in there can not be from ASUU. So, part of ASUU's demand is AFCON trophy? Haba sir, you can do better than to believe this. |
And harmattan is still blowing cold where I am.
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The appointees are as follows: Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN): (1) Managing Director / CEO — Mr. Shehu Usman Osidi (2) Executive Director (Finance & Corporate Services) — Mr. Ibidapo Odojukan (3) Executive Director (Loans & Mortgage Services) — Mr. Muhammad Sani Abdu (4) Executive Director (Business Development & Portfolios) — Ms. Chinenye Anosike Federal Housing Authority (FHA): (1) Managing Director / CEO — Hon. Oyetunde Oladimeji Ojo (2) Executive Director (Housing Finance & Accounts) — Mr. Mathias Terwase Byuan (3) Executive Director (Business Development) — Mr. Umar Dankane Abdullahi (4) Executive Director (Project Implementation) — Engr. Oluremi Omowaiye (5) Executive Director (Estate Services) — Arc. Ezekiel Nya-Etok |
Dalsa:Na villa and National Assembly remain. |
DeLaRue:This is Upstream Regulatory Commission we are talking about here. If your logic is anything to go by, then Niger-Delta should be the destination. |
Engineer05:Engr, do you pls have information on their welfare package? |
FarmPlanetNG:In this life just have money. Imagine them hailing and celebrating a picture with same aboki they love to hàte. |
PortHarcourtcit:Abia State |
Zola234:Someone on level 8 is taking home my 5 months salary in one month. Chei... Life no balance. God when?🙏 |
So, God will leave pressing issues like the Israel /Gaza war, Somalian kids dying of hunger, etc, begin to reveal to you scores of a football match? Satan punish you idiat |
ogasman:They are being paid regularly. |
major50:Yes. Annual increment |
MessiisGoat:I dey suspect sey na you be that friend. Congratulations ![]() |
POLY Fidelity bank dropped |
AmandaLuv:God punish her ![]() |
MessiisGoat:That's some cool 700k+ monthly. |
He was with Wikki Tourist FC in Bauchi I think sometime between 2018-2020. I used to watch him train with the club at ATBU football pitch when the ATBS Stadium was undergoing repairs. |
NollyMedia:FTIs are yet to receive. |
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