Health › Re: How To Avoid Pregnancy Naturally by Obinoscopy(m): 11:42am On Jan 02, 2014 |
Yomieluv: Nothing like best method,any method can fail,Postinor 2 has really put me in deep sh1t before,thought it was effective,till......guess the rest.
The safest method is Abstinence. If you aren't ready for the consequence,zip up. The bolded is the best and only answer to OP's question. As regards the use of Postinor 1 or 2, I have kept on broadcasting, shouting, crying, telling my guys that it should NEVER be used as a pre-planned contraceptive. Postinor 2 is only to be used as an EMERGENCY such as in cases of rape or bursting of condoms, nothing more. Ayone who uses Postinor 2 for pre-planned contraceptive should be ready to face the consequences just like Yomieluv did before he learnt his lessons....lol |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Congratulations!!!! by Obinoscopy(m): 10:47am On Jan 02, 2014 |
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Forum Games › Re: Whats Your Lucky Number?? by Obinoscopy(mod): 6:08pm On Jan 01, 2014 |
 3 has a biblical significance. The Holy Trinity, the age of Jesus when he began his evangelical mission (33 years). Aside that, I won a sum of #1000 when I was very young with the number 3. Then #20 was the highest denomination. Also my date of birth has the number 3 in it  |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Apply For Delta State Civil Service Commission Recruitment 2014 Without Mistakes by Obinoscopy(m): 1:18pm On Jan 01, 2014 |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Congratulations!!!! by Obinoscopy(m): 11:11am On Jan 01, 2014 |
Sweetest lady: Happy prosperous 2014.....Better jobs and Nigeria we pray Amen! I wish every one a happy and prosperous new year. For those who are yet to get a job, you'll get one this year. For those who don't like their job, you'll get a better job this year. For those who have a good job, you'll be promoted this year. |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Did U Receive An E-mail From Oasis Petroleum Dated December, 2013? by Obinoscopy(m): 6:48pm On Dec 31, 2013 |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Delta State Civil Servive Commission Recruiting, All Field(OND,HND,BSC, etc) by Obinoscopy(m): 1:33pm On Dec 31, 2013*. Modified: 1:15pm On Jan 02, 2014 |
For more details, you can check here: https://www.nairaland.com/1575060/delta-state-civil-service-commissioniv4fb: Delta State Civil Service Commission invites applications from suitably qualified candidates to fill various entry-level and experienced positions in the various ministries, agencies and departments of the Delta State Government.
Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the following vacancies in the Delta State Civil Service Commission:
1.) Positions on Salary Grade Levels – 06 (a) Assistant Technical Officer ‘X’ (b) Assistant Executive Officer ‘X’ (c) Confidential Secretary
2.) Positions on Salary Grade Levels – 07 (a) Assistant Education Officer (b) Mechanical Officer ‘X’ (c) Superintendents (d) Catering Officer (e) Community Development Inspector
3.) Positions on Salary Grade Levels – 08
(a) Higher Executive Officer ‘X’ (b) Higher Technical Officer ‘X’ (c) Technologist (d) Architect II (e) Building Officer II (f) Programme Analyst II (g) Town Planning Office II (h) Quantity Surveyor II (i) Engineer II (Mechanical, Electrical/Electronics, Civil Petroleum and Water). (j). Hydrogeologist II (k) Agricultural Officer II (l) Fisheries Officer II (m) Forest Officer II (n) Agricultural Engineer II (o) Information Officer II (p) Printing Officer II (q) Estate Officer II (r) Social Welfare Officer II (s) Scientific Officer II (t) Community Development Officer II (u) Education Officer II
4.) Senior State Counsel – Salary Grade Levels – 10
5.) Pharmacist – Salary Grade Levels – 10
6.) Medical Officer – Salary Grade Levels – 12
7.) Veterinary Officer – Salary Grade Levels – 12
QUALIFICATIONS
To be eligible for appointment, candidates must possess the following qualifications:
1 (a) Assistant Technical Officer ‘X’ (i) Ordinary National Diploma in any relevant field obtained from a recognized institution OR (ii) Full Technological certificate (Craft of the City and Guilds Institution of London in the relevant subject).
1 (b) Assistant Executive Officer (GD) SGL. 06 (i) Ordinary National Diploma in Business Administration/Studies or Public Administration from a recognized institution. (ii) Assistant Executive Officer (Accounts) SGL. 06 A Pass in sections I and II (Intermediate) of the Association of Certified and Cooperate Accountants OR Intermediate Certificate of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators OR Ordinary National Diploma in Accountancy or Business Administration obtained from a recognized institution OR R.S.A. stage III (Advanced) in Accounts and other related subjects. (iii) Assistant Executive Officer (Audit), SGL.06 Ordinary National Diploma in Accountancy or Business Administration with Accountancy as one of the subjects, obtained from a recognized institution OR a Pass in the Intermediate Examination of any recognized Accountancy bodies OR intermediate Certificate of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries and Administrators OR R.S.A. stage I (Advanced) in Accounts and Book-Keeping. (iv) Assistant Executive (Revenue), SGL. 06 Intermediate Certificate of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators OR General Certificate of Education (Advanced Level) in two subjects obtained at one sitting or three subjects at two sittings preferably, including Economics, Accountancy or Mathematics OR Ordinary National Diploma in Business Studies or Accountancy obtained from a recognized Institution OR R.S.A. stage III (Advanced) in Accounts and related subjects.
1 (c.) Confidential Secretary III, SGL 06 Ordinary National Diploma (OND) in Secretarial Studies including passes in Shorthand and Typewriting at a speed of 100 and 50 words per minute respectively from a recognized institution OR West African School Certificate/Senior School Certificate plus R.S.A. or Civil Service Training School Certificate in Shorthand and Typewriting at a speed of 100 and 50 word per minute respectively, Plus a recognized certificate in English Language, Office Practice, Secretarial Practice and any other optional subjects like Social Studies, Civil Service Rules, Economics or Book-Keeping.
2 (a) Assistant Education Officer, SGL 07 National Certificate of Education (NCE)
(b) Technical Officer (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Water Resources, etc.) SGL 07 Full Technological Certificate (Craft) of the City and Guilds Institute of London in the relevant subjects plus at least one year post-qualification cognate experience OR Ordinary National Diploma in the relevant field obtained from a recognized institution plus at least one year post-qualified cognate experience.
(c) (i) Works Superintendent ‘X’, SGL 07/1 Ordinary National Diploma in the relevant field from a recognized institution plus at least one year post-qualification cognate experience. (ii) Superintendent of Press, SGL, 07/2 Ordinary National Diploma in Machine Printing, Graphic Arts, Printing Technology or Book-Binding from Yaba College of Technology or any other recognized institution, plus at least two years post qualification cognate experience OR Higher National Diploma in any of the fields mentioned above from a recognized institution.
(d) Catering Officer, SGL 07/1 Certificate in Institutional and Catering Management OR Higher National Diploma in Institutional Management.
(e) Community Development Inspector, SGL 07/1 Higher National Diploma (HND) in the relevant field.
3a (i) Higher Executive Officer (GD), SGL 08/2 Ordinary National Diploma in Business Administration/Studies or Public Administration from a recognized institution plus at least five years Post Qualification cognate experience OR Higher National Diploma (HND) in Business Studies/Administration or public Administration from a recognized institution plus at least three years post qualification cognate experience. (ii) Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) SGL, 08/2. Associate Member of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries and Administrators in Accountancy OR Higher National Diploma (HND) in Accountancy or Business Administration obtained from a recognized institution OR the professional Examination (PEI) Certificate of the institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria. (iii) Higher Executive Officer (Audit), SGL 08/2 Higher National Diploma in Accountancy or Business Administration with accounting subject obtained from a recognized institution OR Associate Membership of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries and Administrators in Accountancy. (iv) Higher Executive Officer (Revenue), SGL. 08/2 Associate Membership of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries and Administrators in Accountancy OR Higher National Diploma in Accountancy obtained from a recognized institution.
(b) Higher Technical Officer ‘X’, SGL 08/2 Higher National Diploma in the relevant field from a recognized institution.
(c) Medical Laboratory Technologist II, SGL. 08/2 (i) Associate Membership of the Institute of Medical Laboratory Technologist (ATMLT) of Nigeria (ii) West African School Certificate or Senior Secondary School Certificate plus the National Diploma of the Institute of Medical Laboratory Technology (obtained after a four years course) and the registration of the Medical Laboratory Council of Nigeria for Health Technologists.
(d) Architect II, SGl. 08/3 (i) Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Architecture obtained from a University recognized by the Architect Registration Council of Nigeria. (ii) A Pass in the Final I Examination of the Nigerian Institute of Architects (N.I.A.) (iii) A pass in the Final I Examination of the Royal Institute of British Architect (R.I.B.A.)
(e) Building Officer II, SGL 08/2 (i) A degree in building or Building Technology from a recognized University. (ii) A pass in the final part II examination of the Nigerian Institute of Builders. (iii) A pass in the final part II examination of the Chartered Institute of Builders of England.
(f) Programme Analyst II, SGL 08/2 A degree in Computer Science or Statistics with a Post-Graduate Diploma in Computer Science from a recognized university.
(g) Town Planning Officer II, SGL. 08/2 (i) A degree in Urban and Regional Planning or Town Planning from a recognized university. (ii) A pass in the Final Examinations of the Nigerian institute of Town Planners. (iii) A Professional Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning or Town Planning from any recognized Institution (not equivalent to Higher National Diploma Certificate).
(h) Quantity Surveyor II, SGL 08/3 (i) A degree in Quantity Surveying from a recognized University. (ii) A pass in the final examination of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, (iii) A pass in the final examination of the Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors.
(i) Engineer II (Mechanical, Electrical/Electronic, Civil, Petroleum and Water), SGL 08/3 A degree in the relevant field or equivalent qualification, registrable with the Council of Registered Engineers of Nigeria (COREN).
(j) Hydrogeologist II, SGL 08/3 A degree in Geology or Applied Geology from a recognized University.
(k) Agricultural Officer II, SGL, 08/2 A degree in Agricultural Science, Agricultural Economics, Horticulture, Crop Science or Crop Production from a recognized University.
(l) Fisheries Officer II SGL, 08/2 A degree in Zoology, Fisheries, Biology, Agricultural Bio-Chemistry or Agriculture from a recognized University.
(m) Forest Officer II SGl 08/2 A degree in Forestry, Forest Resources Management, Agriculture, Agronomy, Plant Zoology, Botany/Biology, Forest Engineering, Forest Utilization, Timber Technology or Wood Science from or recognized University.
(n) Agricultural Engineer II SGL 08/3. A degree in Agricultural Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering or Structural Engineering from a recognized University.
(o) Information Officer II, SGL 08/2 A degree, Preferrably in Arts, Journalism, Social Science or English Language from a recognized University.
(p) Printing Officer II, SGL 08/2 A Bachelor’s degree in Printing Technology, Graphic Arts or Engineering from a recognized University.
(q) Higher Estate Officer SGL 08/2) (i) Higher National Diploma in Estate Management obtained from a recognized Institution. (ii) Scientific officer II, SGL 08/2 A good Bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) in medical and appropriate natural sciences.
(s) Education Officer II, SGL 08/2 (i) A degree in Education or in any other relevant subject from a recognized University. (ii) A degree in a relevant subject plus a post-Graduate Diploma or certificate in Education.
(t) Community Development Officer II, SGL 08/2 A degree in Social Work, Home Economics or in any of the Social Science or relevant subjects from a recognized University.
4.) Senior State Counsel, SGL 10/1 Legally qualified to practice as a Barrister plus at least one year Post-Call cognate experience.
5.) Pharmacist, SGL 10/1 Bachelor of Pharmacy degree, registerable with the Pharmacist Registration Board of Nigeria (PRBN) plus at least one year post-registration cognate experience.
6.) Medical Officer, SGL 12/1 A degree in medicine, registrable with the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN) from a recognized institution plus at least one year post-registration cognate experience.
7.) Veterinary Officer 12/1 A basic degree in Veterinary Medicine who has been registered by the veterinary Council of Nigeria (VCN) and successfully completed the National Youth Service Scheme (NYSC) or obtained Exemption Certificate of the NYSC
Application Closing Date 7th February, 2014.
Method of Application: Interested and qualified candidates who must not be below 15 years and not more than 50 years of age should apply on-line at the Commission’s website. You are only required to come with your academic credentials, birth certificates, certificates of Local Government of origin and any other relevant document if you are shortlisted. Application Fee: One Thousand Naira Only (N1,000) will be charge for online processing of your application through InterSwitch enabled Cards issued by all banks on the network. The cards accepted include Verve Cards, MasterCard, MasterCard Verve.
Click http://deltastatecsc.ng/Default.aspx/ to start online application |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Delta State Civil Service Commission Massive Recruitment 2014 by Obinoscopy(m): 1:32pm On Dec 31, 2013 |
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Education › Re: Nairaland Interschool Debate: Winner:UNIBEN by Obinoscopy(m): 2:44am On Dec 29, 2013 |
Weldone contestants, you guys were wonderful. Today's contest was like the grandfinale. I'll single out Nazgul and Davo93 as the best presenters in todays debate. Quatermaine and Miracy were also great but their counterparts were spectacular.
Nazgul was a historian in todays debate. He spoke as if he was there during Lord Lugard's era. He demonstrated his vast knowledge on the topic of discuss. He wasn't quite persuasive as to why the amalgamation is to be considered a mistake, but he made up for it in his rebuttals.
Davo93 is well known to me as a skilled writer and a motivational speaker, thus I wasn't surprised at his exceptional presentation today. I however feel he should have included more points in his presentation. For example, he didn't give the point about somalia's heterogeneity in the main essay. It would've improved his persuasiveness on the main essay. Anyway, he made up for it by mentioning it in his rebuttals.
In conclusion, I'd say today's debate was the bomb. I learnt a lot. I'm sure the audience did to. Weldone guys, you're the best! |
Education › Re: Nairaland Interschool Debate: Winner:UNIBEN by Obinoscopy(m): 2:23pm On Dec 28, 2013 |
Obinoscopy: Modern day Nigeria battles with a series of plagues brought about by the amalgamation monstrosity- the Boko Haram ethno-religious insurgency, continuous incensed struggles for lofty position of power, shaky secession plots nursed by the Igbos under the umbrage of MASSOB, internecine clashes between major and minor ethnic groups on different scales and in different theaters, continuous angling for a larger chunk of the national cake with certain region feeling exploited with others bringing little or nothing to the revenue table, militancy et al. @Nazgul, do you think all these negatives wouldn't have occurred if there were no amalgamation? Countries like South Sudan, Somalia, Niger Republic have their fair share of negatives despite their homogeneity/anti-amalgamation beliefs |
Education › Re: Nairaland Interschool Debate: Winner:UNIBEN by Obinoscopy(m): 2:15pm On Dec 28, 2013 |
Presently, Nigeria is in the grip of pernicious domestic terrorism, corruption,poverty,high level of unemployment, kidnapping for ransom and sundry of other violent crimes which have become so pervasive to make the country unstable. Who is to be blamed for all these misdeeds? Lord lugard? 1914 amalgamation?of course it is an absolute No! The major problem facing Nigeria is the issue of bad leadership and the citizens don't got it wrong in the way our leaders emerge. Many who found themselves at the higher echelon of power did not merit such position which makes it difficulty for many of them to live up to expectations. @Davo, Inasmuch as I agree with the bolded, don't you think that amalgamation is responsible for bad leadership since leaders are being chosen based on north-South dichotomy and not based on competence? |
Education › Re: Nairaland Interschool Debate: Winner:UNIBEN by Obinoscopy(m): 1:40pm On Dec 28, 2013 |
Modern day Nigeria battles with a series of plagues brought about by the amalgamation monstrosity- the Boko Haram ethno-religious insurgency, continuous incensed struggles for lofty position of power, shaky secession plots nursed by the Igbos under the umbrage of MASSOB, internecine clashes between major and minor ethnic groups on different scales and in different theaters, continuous angling for a larger chunk of the national cake with certain region feeling exploited with others bringing little or nothing to the revenue table, militancy et al. @Nazgul, do you think all these negatives wouldn't have occurred if there were no amalgamation? Countries like South Sudan, Somalia, Niger Republic have their fair share of negatives despite their homogeneity/anti-amalgamation beliefs |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Jobs Section Moderator Helpline: Your Comments & Complaints Here by Obinoscopy(m): 9:23am On Dec 28, 2013 |
akolat: Please what is the difference between an application letter and a cover letter. Please, its urgent. This is not the right thread for such question. I recommend you check out this thread: https://www.nairaland.com/1211153/ideas-cover-letter-cv-writingHowever if you didn't get the the answer you were looking for, then you can create a thread and ask your question there |