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somethinghot:
_[/sub][sub][sub][/sub]I urgently need a job in Lagos preferably on the island with accommodation... Security... housekeeper...driver... anything...I'm a graduate but right now... certificate aside... anything pls🙏 pls guys

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Alexprech:
I just finished my service last year and since then I've been unable to get a job... I am based in satellite town lagos. Any vacancy within the said area? Am good in teaching and a computer literate...please I need to a job to support myself..

042reports:


Àny other openinh

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mosho2good:
Please help me with a job.
I've been teaching in a private school for hr ast 6yrs with nothing to write home about just to round up y program at National Open University and now that I'm through with my program I'm currently searching for a job that will sustain me and my family.
Please anyone that can help me with a job should please assist me.
I stay in Lagos island and can resume immediately.

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AnnPraise:
Please help me with a job, I would like a remote job because my Mum is sick and I want to be around her. Please help, I am a graduate of Communications .

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Wainey:
The child was 2 and the man is 24.

Twenty years later, the man is 44 and the child is 22.

44*22 is 968

Correct!

The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) says it will, within the first quarter of 2024, clear outstanding payments owed to Front End Partners (FEPs).



SOURCE
https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2024/01/10/nin-update-nimc-promises-to-clear-debts-owed-contractors-after-revalidation/

Below is the full list of African countries going to the polls in 2024:

1. Algeria (Dec 2024, Presidential elections)
2. Bourkina Faso (July 2024, Presidential elections, uncertain**)
3. Botswana (Oct 2024, General elections)
4. Chad (Oct 2024, Presidential elections)
5. Comoros (14 Jan 2024, Presidential elections)
6. Ghana (07 Dec 2024, General elections)
7. Mali (Feb 2024, Presidential elections, postponed**)
8. Mauritania (22 June 2024, Presidential elections)
9. Mauritius (30 Nov 2024, General elections)
10. Mozambique (09 Oct 2024, General elections)
11. Namibia (Nov 2024, General elections)
12. Rwanda (15-16 July 2024, General elections)
13. Senegal (25 Feb 2024, Presidential elections)
14. Somaliland (Nov 2024, Presidential elections)
15. South Africa (Within 90 days of 15 May 2024***, General elections)
16. South Sudan (Dec 2024, General elections)
17. Tunisia (Sep or Oct 2024, Presidential elections)
18. Togo (Mar 2024, General elections)

NOTES:
** Those marked uncertain** or postponed** are the countries currently ruled by military juntas that are no longer committing to previously promised election dates.

*** The date of the elections in South Africa will be set by the incumbent President, Cyril Ramaphosa, and must be within 90 days of the end of the term of the current Parliament (in mid May 2024).



SOURCE
https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2024/01/07/africa-lens-18-countries-going-to-the-polls-in-2024/

The 2024 elections on the continent constitute another opportunity to elect leaders who will endeavour to end strife, catalyze growth/ development, and lift their people out of poverty.



https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2024/01/07/africa-lens-18-countries-going-to-the-polls-in-2024/

Africa is home to more than 1.46 billion people, and a total 18 of its countries will be having their national elections this year.


SOURCE
https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2024/01/07/africa-lens-18-countries-going-to-the-polls-in-2024/

ecolime:
$110M fine in too much for a business to bear.

No concise info on what the infringements were.

The news no get head or tail.

See details of their offenses in below link:

https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2024/01/05/110m-batn-fine-what-really-happened/

safarifarms:
Plenty story without actual information on the violations.

See concise details of their offenses in below link:

https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2024/01/05/110m-batn-fine-what-really-happened/

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https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2024/01/05/110m-batn-fine-what-really-happened/

coolcharm:
Okay.

I read this article and I couldn't figure out a single infraction by BAT.

What is the definition of various infringements?

Don't we deserve to know?

The writer was just busy beating around the bush.

If their actions or inactions have directly endangered the health and lives of Nigerians, how will the fine address that?

Information like this is necessary Incase we want to take class action

Well, that's how we roll here.

2/10

ViceGovernor:


Somehow the government has successfully covered them... whatever it is, the speed at which they paid the fine implies it very bad and I'm sure it affects smokers health.

This FG is desperately wicked 😭

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Powersurge:
FCCPC is a fraud and should be sued. I am beginning to think they are not representing the interest of Nigerians well.

For a company to swiftly pay $110m fine, the level of infringement must have been grave- affecting perhaps millions of people.

Why is FCCPC keeping the nature of the offence secret? How do we recognise and report such offence from other institutions?

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safarifarms:
Mehn, too much money. They paid the fine so quickly as if it was some change.

But what did they really do?

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https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2024/01/05/110m-batn-fine-what-really-happened/

coolcharm:
It's not about paying fines.
What did they do?

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https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2024/01/05/110m-batn-fine-what-really-happened/

Coincidentally, the top 3 highest grossing Nollywood movies so far have all been produced by Funke Akindele:

No 1: A Tribe Called Judah > ₦1bn.

No 2: Battle On Buka Street > ₦600m.

No 3: Omo Ghetto: The Saga > ₦600m.



SOURCE
https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2024/01/04/naija-movies-a-tribe-called-judah-breaks-nollywood-

The movie also became the 4th in the history of Nigerian cinemas to gross over ₦376 million within the first fortnight, after:

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever in 2022 @ ₦499.6m,

SpiderMan: No Way Home in 2021 @ ₦475.7m, and

Avengers: Endgame in 2019 @ ₦407m.



SOURCE
https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2024/01/04/naija-movies-a-tribe-called-judah-breaks-nollywood-

The film was produced by 47 year old Nigerian thespian and movie maker Akíndélé Olúfúnmikẹ́ Ayọ̀túndé aka Funke Akindele.



SOURCE
https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2024/01/04/naija-movies-a-tribe-called-judah-breaks-nollywood-%e2%82%a61bn-record/

A Tribe Called Judah, a comedy released on 15 December 2023, has become the first Nollywood film to ever hit 1 billion Naira in ticket sales.


SOURCE
https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2024/01/04/naija-movies-a-tribe-called-judah-breaks-nollywood-%e2%82%a61bn-record/

Dvyne777:
B6


1Alex:
what is the amouring grade?

For those who might be interested in knowing, the chart below shows various grades of vehicle armour.

A. THE ORGANIZATION

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), is a global organization dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for people forced to flee their homes because of conflict and persecution.

UNHCR leads international action to protect refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.

UNHCR was established by the General Assembly of the United Nations in 1950 in the aftermath of the Second World War, to help the millions of people who had lost their homes.

Today, UNHCR works in 135 countries, providing life-saving assistance including shelter, food, water and medical care, for people forced to flee conflict and persecution, many of whom have nobody left to turn to.

UNHCR in Nigeria works to safeguard the rights and well-being of refugees and asylum-seekers, refugee returnees, internally displaced people (IDPs) and stateless men, women and children.

B. THE VACANCIES

B1. Associate Durable Solutions Officer based in Yola, Adamawa State.

B2. Interpreter Assistant based in Maiduguri, Borno State.

B3. Associate IT Service Delivery Management Officer based in Abuja, Federal Capital Territory.



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allabig:
Haaa. This tori weak me.
.
Jt makes no sense

Indeed, you are right!

Remember the axiom "if something sounds too good to be true..."?

The story of Henry Ziegland is a HOAX!

Proven via a less-than-one-minute Google search:

https://oldspirituals.com/2019/01/04/1905-hoax/

ifeanyi0147:
Any real job in Nairaland . Pls help us .

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NIGERIA'S CASSAVA EXPORTS cont'd

In 2021, Nigeria exported approx $1.02m worth cassava products, compared to Thailand’s $3.6 billion and Vietnam’s $1.2 billion.

Thus, Thailand had an export value of $1.2bn from Cassava exports, despite producing less than half as much as Nigeria.

Countries like Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and the USA had export values $677m, $270m, $260m, and $218m respectively, ranking them among the top exporters of Cassava in 2021.

That same year, Nigeria earned just $1m.

Egypt is the only African country ranked among the world’s top ten highest exporters of Cassava, with export value $81.8m.

CASSAVA VALUE CHAIN cont'd

NIGERIA'S CASSAVA EXPORTS

In 2021, Nigeria was ranked 59th on the world list of exporters, as the value of Nigeria’s cassava exports was very low compared to others like Egypt, Thailand and Vietnam.

Nigeria’s exported value was $1.02 million, which is an infinitesimal 0.057% share of global cassava exports that totalled $3.65bn in 2021.

POTENTIAL OF CASSAVA AS A MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR FOREX EARNER

Currently, despite being the largest producer of Cassava in the world, more than 90% of the harvest in Nigeria is processed as food and consumed locally.

Conversely, Nigeria uses at most 10% for industrial production and less than 1% for export.

Cassava is a major potential Forex earner for the country, because it is a raw material for industrial applications.

Possible exports derivable from Cassava include ethanol for biofuel, sweeteners, starches, etc.

Today, Cassava is finding growing markets in Europe, Asia and North America, and is being touted as a versatile gluten-free superfood.