₦airaland Forum

fitzmayowa:
Nigeria's paid comedians occupying the red chamber, have started their comedy again...


When you think you've seen it all they surprise you...

The man is a clown

Who killed them?

jieta:
h

"h" stands for hopelessness. Hope you are not hopeless

An indigenous oil and gas company, Aiteo Group, has concluded an agreement to pay all Nigerian national football teams coaches’ salaries for the next five years with N500 million annually.

Mr Francis Peters, the Deputy Managing Director, Aiteo Group, made the disclosure at the agreement signing between the representatives of the company and the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) on Wednesday in Lagos.

Aiteo Group is an integrated, global-focused Nigerian energy conglomerate founded in February 2008. The company is the successor entity to Sigmund Communnecci Ltd. Peters said that the payment was meant for the development of football in Nigeria, adding that the agreement was as a result of the groundwork done by Amaju Pinnick, the President of the NFF. According to him, we are ready to support him because we knew he is an achiever considering what he did at Delta Football Association (FA). “That is why we decided to partner with the NFF in paying the coaches’ salaries with N500 million per annum for the next five years. “The sponsorship will commence on May 1, 2017 and will last five years with an initial option of a one-year extension. “The deal grants exclusive rights to Aiteo Group and will cover all local and foreign components of the NFF’s financial obligations for the main team which is dissimilar to the recent deal with Zenith Bank.

“Aiteo Group’s overreaching social responsibility objectives are to encourage a positive impact through our activities in the society at large and which it has successfully done for several years. “This is the long awaited injection of funds the NFF has earnestly yearned for. “We are convinced that we are turning a new chapter in Nigeria’s football with this agreement in place,’’ he said. Reacting, Amaju Pinnick said that the journey started two years ago when he was campaigning to be Executive Committee member of Confederation of African Football (CAF). According to him, I met a lot of delegates from other countries who kept on mentioning Aiteo Group which have been supporting football in their countries. “When I came back, I researched about the company and later met with them. “They accepted my proposals as soon I contacted them, and within 10 days of discussion, we reached an agreement on how to be official sponsors of the NFF. “In the next five years, there will be nothing about owing any Nigerian coach.

"I call on other corporate organisations to support the NFF to succeed, and I assure you, we will abide by every aspect of the contract signed today,’’ he said. Also, the Chairman of League Management Company (LMC), Mr Sheu Dikko, applauded Aiteo Group for becoming the Official Optimum and Technical Support Partner to NFF. Dikko explained that the indigenous oil giant has the right to use the images of all national football teams in their commercials. (NAN)

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/04/salaries-aiteo-group-pay-nigerias-football-coaches-n2-5bn-5-years/

Recession also affecting snakes

Is this man not the same man that people are pushing for as EFCC chairman?

CONFAMA:
...all these strong names you are mentioning... were you a cultist?

No, but made friends across board

What is the problem with the car?
Is it first body?

ThisTrend:
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Nigerian Breweries is one of the best companies in Nigeria that pay highest salary in Nigeria exactly just like NNPC, Shell, Chevron and other top multinational organizations in Nigeria. Founded in 1946, the business is associated with the processing and production of alcoholic and non-alcohol drinks. If you wish to find out Amount an employee in Nigerian Breweries is paid, keep reading.

As said preceding, Nigerian Breweries Plc are among the best paying companies in Nigeria today as their regular salary and collect package deal they pay their staff is mouth-watering even for entry level, no wonder recruitment/career in the Company is very hard as you'll need to know someone well recognized in the firm .

Salary Structure of Nigerian Breweries PLC and Staff Salary Scale
1. A Sales representative working in the Nigerian Breweries is usually paid around N121,000 and N146,000, monthly.

2. A Management Trainee collects about N289,000 and N314,000 per month.

3. An Associate in Nigerian Breweries gets paid around N143,000 and 157,000 on monthly basis.

It's also advisable to note that aside from their basic incomes, members of staff employed in the Nigerian Breweries are also entitled to variety of allowances which is addition with their monthly salaries.

Good thing about being employed in Nigerian Breweries is the fact you can create a solid career because they are also one of the better companies to be employed to in Nigeria.

These are just few Salary Structure for Nigerian Brewery Salary we're able to find.

Check back!

Source: http://www.thistrend.com.ng/2017/04/nigerian-breweries-salary-structure.html?m=1

lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun, OAM4J, 1forall, CrazyMan

Thanks to Nigerians guzzle a lot of star lager everyday

Mynd44:
You mean the same case where INEC decided not to defend itself because the PDP's case was ridiculous?

Abeg, these people should stop wasting judicial time

Good question

I hope to have a house in Benin someday. Life in Benin as a young gentle man brought out the hardness, ruggedness and dexterity in me. I love Benin, thanks to the care from Evans Abura, D1, Nosa kolo, Osas raga, Collins Ihondor, Nosa Black, Romeo, Pako, Ehime, Osayi, the Osulas and Onaghinors of Lagos street, Gladys and friends who were always there for me, Sarah, Edith, mama Eseosa, FR, Emperor, Tessy, my Oluku, Ekosodin, Ugbowo ( Omolete), TV Road, Wire Rd, Siluko and Ekenwan Rd friends. I will never forget you all.

Born on the 26th November, 1950. Professor James A. Momoh is a Nigerian-born Professor of Electrical Engineering currently based in the US and also, Director of Center for Energy Systems and Controls, CESaC at the College of Engineering, Architechture and Computer Sciences of Howard University. He received his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (EE) (Cum Laude) degree from Howard University (1975), Master of Electrical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University (1976), Master of Systems Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania (1980) and Ph. D. in Electrical Engineering from Howard University (1983), as well as an M.A. (Theology) from the Howard University School of Divinity (1991).

Professor Momoh is a professor of Electrical Engineering for over twenty (20) years of which he served eleven (11) years as Chair of Electrical Engineering Department. He is also the Founder and Director of Center for Energy Systems and Control (CESaC) at Howard University. He has worked as member of the Technical Staff at Bell Laboratories at Holmdel New Jersey and at Westinghouse Research and Development Corporation as a Research Fellow in Pittsburg Pennsylvania.

He is currently on leave from Howard University since 2001 for three years appointment serving as Program Director of Energy and Power at the National Science Foundation (NSF). He is the founder and coordinator of several conferences and workshops including the International Conference on Power Systems Operation and Planning (ICPSOP) and the US-Africa Research and Education Collaboration Workshop that promotes research and education collaboration between US and Africa, with Nigeria being central in Africa.

He is a fellow of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and a Fellow as well as a Distinguished Fellow of Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE). Professor Momoh serves as a technology transfer agent to Nigeria utilities and industries including National Electrical Power Authority (NEPA), Nigeria , where he actively promotes fundamental understanding, assessing the options and practices available for deregulation and privatization of the electric power industry.

He is the founder of the Energy Expert Systems Institute (EESI), a high school summer program that has brought over 30 Nigerian high school students to Howard University in the past 10 years and introduced them to Electrical Engineering. He has graduated over a dozen engineers and helped build bridges for collaboration through research and education between Nigeria and Africa countries as well as the US. He has graduated over 40 Nigerian students with Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Howard University.

Finally, Professor Momoh is a recipient of several academic and research award for his outstanding leadership and service to the engineering profession, technology transfer, and promotion of research and education. His work has led to over 250 publications, 4 books, and Hands-on lecture series for National Electric Power Authority (NEPA), Nigeria, and other industries both home and abroad for the past 10 years.

Professor Momoh has contributed immensely to Nigeria intellectual development, and human and scholarly potential through his leadership as a Nigerian showcase in technology.

HIS SPECIALIZATIONS:
Power Systems Operations & Planning, Smart Grid & Micro-Grid Computational Intelligence, Optimization Theories & Application and Engineering Ed

eyinjuege:
The title says Lagos creeks, so I believe we're looking at the creeks in Lagos, and not that in the Niger delta.

I know, but brother, the waters are exactly or worst than what the Niger Delta people are facing.

Just take a look at the waters and see what the Nigerian government has done to Niger Delta people

EMEKA1MILLION:
Yeye dey smell

Yanga ddey wake am

I prefer to build from scratch. It rocks

Eko onibaje

Archaa:
it has never dropped to red cus you quickly top up


next time ignore the yellow until it turns to red which can still take you up to 2 kilometres
.

try this experiment by keeping 5 liters of petrol by your side in case the car stops
.

some big cars also have a bleeping alarm when the red warning must have been overstretched

Ok, thanks. But I hope driving on yellow does not pose any serious harm to the car.

Archaa:
if you continue driving with the yellow light it will eventually change to red

.yellow. ...first stage of warning

.Red....final stage of warning
.

It has never dropped to red, but I do drive in that yellow briefly till I get fuel. Hope its safe to drive in yellow?

My car does not show red, but yellow. Is it the same?

Pls tell him and show him the evidence

But I have been worried doing all these.

spyder880:
Work is ongoing.....

Pls is 2cm good for POP ceilings?

SmartchoicesNG:
You are completely stupid

Go and jump into the Lagoon

Well, ordinary people experience higher brutality than this one, yet no one fight for thier cause.

Some one should ask the Prof. the level of brutality he has meted out on his students.

torres89:
Making it look like a witch Hunt

Enemy of the state spoted here

anpipac:
But i just read it now from d same shara reporters that the money belongs to a sacked md of nnpc. ibo woman with a low cut,

So, is a house belonging to someone, landlord , the same thing as money belonging to a tenant in the house?

goldedprince:
i will like to know the safest place in nigeria to buy a landed property.
please give a few reasons why you prefer the area you mentioned.
by safest, i mean an area where there is less robbery, less cult activities, less kidnap activities etc.
an area you can do things freely and not get scared that your neighbors or group of people might be planning to rob or harm you for any reason.
will welcome sincere opinions.
areas around lagos, abuja, calabar prefered
thanks

Come to Abuja, we get you a government approved land/house at good price, perfect the documents. You are ready to build and pack in and live there for life.

investigator007:
Before the end of the week, other specs for other brands will be listed so you know which to chose. Variety they say is the spice of life.


Source :
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Is a 4G band different from LTE band?

"North has advantage over the rest of Nigeria"

What are they doing to translate same into quality life for their people?

TechyNigerian:
Having a 4G enable phone is now the main thing or trendy thing as all the mobile phone provider are implementing the 4G LTE service which means everyone will be enjoying amazing fast speed internet both in the download and upload area.
So why should you still be using a 3G phone when you can get a 4G phone, some will say 4G Phones are expensive but you are wrong, there are 4G LTE phones that are very cheap in Nigeria and are also well used phones in Nigeria.
This phones are actually Good phones with some great reviews online than some products where we hardly know there names

Check Out the list of Cheap 4G Phones in Nigeria
1. Lenovo A5600
2. Gionee P8W
3. Lenovo Vibe B
4. ZTE Blade A452
5. Innjoo Fire 2
6. Innjoo Fire 2 plus
7. Lenovo Vibe P1m
8. Tecno W5
9. ZTE V7 LITE
10. Tecno Camon C5
11. Infinix Hot 4 Pro
12. Innjoo Fire 2 Plus LTE
13. LG K8
14. Innjoo Fire 3 LTE
15. Tecno Camon C9

Source >>http://www.specificationsnigeria.com/cheap-4g-lte-phones-nigeria/

Oga, I use HTC phone with LTE capability. Can it access the 4G platform?

Will a phone with LTE access internet on 4G platform?