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The employee recruitment process of an organisation determines the quality of its people.

All over the world, it’s an unarguable phenomenon that a company is only as successful as the sum of the knowledge, skills, competencies, and capabilities of its employees.

Adopting a random recruitment strategy where candidates are selected on impulse or without the step-by-step process of an assessment centre does no good for an organisation either in the long-term or short-term.

This danger is perceptible in many cases of failed organisations whose mission were put into jeopardy as a result of a wrong hire or incompetent executive.
Click the link to read the full article on employee selection process

There are just a few outsourcing companies in Nigeria you can really vouch for.

cnkwokorah:
I was one of dose selected for account reactivation stuff,we did our training last 2 weeks,we were supposed 2 strt on the 1st of August bt since then,access bank av bn winnin us,they asked us 2 cme on that 1st for our posting letters,we came nd stayed the whole with nthn comin out,same thin happened on the 2nd day,nd nw dt is monday,we are stl thr.they told us 2 excercise some patience,dt wen they round up,they wl contact us.

I know Workforce Group - one of the most renowned outsourcing companies in Nigeria do their best in taking care of their outsourced staff. They don't just outsource and forget you. Speaking from experience

smithsammy:
Outsourcing business functions to third party firms has become a trend in Nigeria. The field that has taken the lion's share is Human Resource Management (HRM). It seems some firms don't want to manage this function themselves anymore. They prefer contracting it to third parties.

Although there are different agreements that could be reached. One is contracting an HR firm to help your firm source and recruit talents and the contract closes when the former has recruited the talent and they've resumed at your firm (as full staff of your firm).

Another one (which is the most trending and most damaging to employees' career IMO) is firm entering into agreement with outsourcing HR firm to supply them staff for an agreed period of time. These employees remain the staff of the outsourcing firm. The firm they are deployed to would pay the outsourcing firm which would, in turn, pay the employees but that's after they have deducted some percentage which could sometimes be as high as 20%.

This, to me, is a big and subtle act of slavery. Can you imagine how much the outsourcing HR firms are making every month on all people they deployed to firms?

Now, one critical question I would want to ask is: are the companies contracting these outsourcing HR firms satisfied with making workers suffer -- with low pay and without career direction or promotion potential -- to the benefit of the outsourcing firms?

Please what career directions are there for an employee who's employed by an outsourcing firm and deployed to, say a bank, and whose career in the bank can halt should the contract between the bank and outsourcing firm seize?

And what promotion potential or career progressions are there for people working for outsourcing firms?

At least, as real staff of a firm, you're sure of promotion and pay rise when you reach a career milestone in the firm. What is the fate of an employee working in the same firm but is a staff to an outsourcing firm?

Although, when we look at it critically, HR outsourcing firms are creating value to their clients (firms). They provide you with employees whom you don't need to disturb yourself providing employees' benefits for. They are just like robots. You're not obligated to promote them or plan for their pension. Their career development is not your problem, too. The only thing you owe them is their monthly salary which is always nothing close to what you normally should pay your own (full) staff.

What does all this translates to for the firm? It translates to lower cost; and that's the value the outsourcing HR firms provide them.

On the right note, any firm that doesn't care about the career and standard of living of her employees but only wants to make money and mindlessly reduce cost is not a good firm IMO.

So, those who are working in the system already (working for ousourcing firms) should please enlighten us.

Is there something we are missing in this HR outsourcing job thing?

This issue of scam interview invitations in Nigeria is alarming. But really, sometimes I wonder why people still fall for it.

As far as I've known over the years, there are very few serious agencies in Nigeria. Workforce Group comes out top for me. This is an outsourcing company in Nigeria that comes out highly recommended for me. Their recruitment and assessment services also... top notch.

whiteseaconsult:
I think it's a business outfit for those who wants to earn an extra income or start something better in life for themself..because I have a friend that went there too...but she has been jobless for a year after her NYSC..initially whn she got there...she wasn't happy....as she explained to me...cos what she was expecting is not what she met.As time goes on....she took the risk of paying a license fee and she started..with them...and she's earning good and doing fine..the place is not for job seekers.What I observed is that they used their own techniques to cajole people that it's a job,but it's meant for those who take chance to earn more income but not job..because people wants salary work..everywhere....for my own point of view it is LEGITE.dnt just let us conclude on what we .don't know...cos it's a choice..

Personally, one of the best recruitment agencies in Nigeria is Workforce Group. my company has worked with them in the areas of HR consulting, outsourcing, employee and executive training, and business management consulting , technology talent recruitment, market research and market entry

Their professionalism is top-notch.

Askgloria:
Are you a graduate, unemployment and has what it takes to secure a job in a bank ? Then you’re in the right place.

Below is a list of recruitment agencies that are affiliated with certain banks and actually help in the recruitment process.

Gr8Jobng

Gr8Jobsng is the first of its kind recruitment and HR services platform in Nigeria and Africa, offering a range of services that make top notch professional HR services available to you.

Affilate bank: Diamond bank.

Address: No. 5, Ogbunike Street, Off Admiralty Way Lekki Phase 1, Lagos Nigeria

01-277-8960 | 0818-8000-800 info@gr8jobsng.com

Website : https://www.gr8jobsng.com

ICSL

Integrated Corporate Services Limited is Nigeria’s leading Human Resource Outsourcing provider. Incorporated in August 1994, They offer a comprehensive range of outsourcing services ranging from People Outsourcing to Sales BPO. They provide bespoke Business Support Solutions to all kinds and sizes of business.

Affilate banks: Diamond bank, First bank , Gtb, Standard charted, Union bank, Stanbic, Sterling , Skybank, FCMB, Keystone, Access bank.

Address : No. 6, Olusoji Idowu Street, Ilupeju, Lagos.

Call: 09087222874, 01-2801547

info@icsoutsourcing.com

Website: http://www.icsoutsourcing.com

WORKFORCE GROUP

Workforce group is a diversified Human Capital, Outsourcing and Business Consulting Firm, with expertise in Staffing, Recruitment, Training and Assessment.

Affilate Banks: Diamond bank, Citi bank, Eco bank, FCMB, First Bank, Gtb, Heritage bank, Stanbic , Sterling bank & Union bank.

Address : Plot 9 Gbagada – Oworonshoki Expressway, Beside UPS, 100234, Lagos

Call: 08143332223

Website : https://workforcegroup.com

SOL

SOL is a professional outsourcing company offering unique results-driven services to their clients nationwide.
They commenced business in year 2006 as Nigeria’s premier sales outsourcing company providing Direct Sales Executives to companies for the retail sales of their products and services. Over the past years, the company has built a record of excellent service with all its clients.

Affilate banks : Fidelity bank, Access bank, Unity bank, Diamond bank, Sterling bank, Heritage bank, & Skye bank.

Offices Nationwide

ABUJA
34, shetima munguno crescent, berger yard, Utako , Abuja . Beside Redeem Upper room plaza.

Phone Number: 08072190648,07032682593 APAPA
Ground Floor , IAL Place, N016 Burma Road Apapa Lagos.

ASABA
N0 1 Monday Ani Street Opposite Tonino Petrol station Asaba Benin Expressway Asaba.

BENIN
N0 1 Hope Crescent, Adjacent NSCDC, Edo State Command off 1st Ugbor Road, GRA Benin City, Edo State.

IBADAN
84, Emmanuel Alayande Street, 1st floor, Samsung Store, Opposite UBA, Iwo Road, Ibadan.

OJOTA
Jolade House 28 Ogudu Road Idi Aba Bus stop Ojota Lagos.

KADUNA
First Floor, Suite 111, Bank of Industry Building Muahammed Buhari way (former Wolf Road)

LAGOS ISLAND
3rd Floor, floor, 27/29 king George Road Onikan Lagos

MAIDUGURI
B12, Zara City Plaza, Lagos Street Opposite Bar Beach Filling Station, Bama Road, Maiduguri.

SOKOTO
3rd Floor, Suite C37, City View Plaza 21A Sultan Abubakar Raod , Rijia Dorowa, Beside First Bank , Diplomat Area, Sokoto

PORT HARCOURT
Emmanuella Plaza, 247 Abuloma Road Port Harcourt

OWERRI
No 9(old 11) Uratta Street|Off Wetheral Road 1st Floor, Left Wing, Owerr Imo State- Nigeria

JOS
D10 DENTECH PLAZA last floor, Beside Civil Defence head offic|Millionaire`s Qtrs junction, off British America| Jos|Plateau State

KANO
7 Bompai Road,Opposite Kano State Pilgrim Welfare Board|Bompai Kano|Kano State

Website: http://www.solnigeria.com

VIC LAWRENCE & ASSOCIATES

Having started some 23 years ago (July 1993), they have been leading the way in human resources related solution for businesses in Nigeria. They have grown and built an enviable expertise in Learning, Training & Development, Recruitment & Selection, Outsourcing, Strategy & Business Support, Testing and Assessment and HR Solutions.

Affilate banks : GTBank & First Bank

Phone: +234-01-4617223, +2348034036001

Email: info@viclawrence.com

Address:

Lagos:
Plot 1690B, Buraimoh Kenku Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria.

London:
3, Kings Court, 523 Finchely Road, London NW37BP, UK

Abuja:
Discovery Mall,
Box Office A01, 2nd Floor
Plot 215, Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent (Opposite AP Plaza),
Wuse 2, Abuja.

Port-Harcourt:
Plot 2A, Peter Odilli Road, By Sasun Roundabout,
Near The Promise, Trans-Amadi,
Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

http://www.viclawrence.com

Guidelines on how to secure a job with these agencies coming soon.

Please note that most jobs are contract base. If you want to secure a full-time employment with a bank you are most likely to apply through the bank directly.

http://askgloriawems.com/top-5-recruitment-agencies-for-most-nigeria-banks/

Workforce Group has a Port Harcourt address.

It is one of the outsourcing companies in Nigeria. They also offer recruitment and assessment services and learning and development services for organisations.

Here's their Port Harcourt office address:

67/68 Mina Morrison Centre,
Opposite Diamond Bank,
Olu Obasanjo Road,
Port Harcourt,
Rivers State.
+2348177463550, +234802477985

EmmaSun1:
WHY IS IT THAT ALL THIS AGENCIES MENTIONED, THERE'S NO PORT HARCOURT ADDRESS?

How could you forget to include Workforce Group which is unarguably a top HR consulting firm in Nigeria? This company is into everything human resource consulting it's a recruitment agency, an outsourcing company, a management consulting company, a training company, a market research company, and a tech recruitment company

For the benefit of those who'd want to learn more about Workforce Group, I'll drop the contact information below:

WORKFORCE GROUP

An HR consulting firm with over a decade of experience in human resource services and consulting.

Address: Zone Tech Park, Plot 9, Gbagada Industrial Scheme,
beside UPS, Gbagada-Oworonshoki Expressway,
Lagos

fedrick901:
Best Recruitment Companies in Nigeria - 20 List Of Recruitment Agencies

here are the list of credible Recruitment Agencies


IRIS Consulting

Strategy, Leadership Development, and Performance Management.
Address: 16th Floor, Reinsurance House, 46 Marina Steet, Lagos.
Phone: +234 1 471 4639; Fax: +234 270 1662.
Website: http://www.irisconsulting.info

BBC Consulting Limited

Management Consultants, Manpower Training, E-business Support Services & Publishing
Address: Charter House, 199, Ikorodu Road, Obanikoro Lagos
Phone: +234 1 4977941-4
Website: http://www.bbccharter.com

Change Management Associates Limited

Address: Societe Bancaire Building (2nd Fl), Plot 1683, Sanusi Fafunwa Street, Victoria Island, Lagos
Phone: +234 1 618177-8, 2625059
Pandora Services
Address: Super Plaza Akerele Street Surulere Lagos
Phone: +234 1 5834119, 830840

People Temp Recruiting, Temporary Placement Agency

Address: 56B Isaac John Street, GRA Ikeja Lagos.
Phone: +234 1 7911639, 4960569
Website: http://www.peopletemp.net

PG Consulting

Address: 79, Bode Thomas Street Surulere Lagos
Phone: +234 1 4702309, 5851614 Fax: 01-5847730
Website: http://www.pgconsulting.com

Phillips Consulting

Recruitment, Info Systems, Corporate Finance, Business Alliances etc
Address: 4th Floor, UBA House, 57 Marina, Lagos.
Phone: +234 1 266 5469, 266 5363; Fax: +234 1 266 5325.
Website: http://www.phillipsconsulting.net

POISE

Finishing School
Address: 59C, Adekunle Fajuyi Way, G. R. A., Ikeja Lagos.
Phone: +234 1 497 4505, 814, 8555, 791 9431.
Website: http://www.poisetfs.com

Private Word International

Address: 1b, Adegbeyeni street off Allen Avenue Ikeja Lagos
Phone: +234 1 7934274
Website: http://www.privatewordseminar.tripod.com


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UGOANUMZ:
Hello there...

Are you looking to start a business or you've already started?


Have you ever thought about the importance of having a website for your business? If you haven't, I'll tell you.


I know you probably have a Facebook page, an Instagram page, or a Twitter account and now you're wondering... "Why should I still have a website when I have all these social media accounts?"

LOL.


Let me tell you something:


Social media accounts are great to have. No doubt.


But the fact that they're free for you to use make them VERY RISKY to depend on.


You remember the saying that goes like this: 'You should never put all your eggs in one basket'?


Putting faith on just social media accounts can TOTALLY RUIN your business. No jokes.


Just a few days ago, some Twitter users woke up one morning and realized they couldn't log into their Twitter accounts.


How shocking that must have been.


Some of those Twitter users had over 100k followers. Yes. One hundred thousand followers!


Imagine your Twitter account for your business with over ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND FOLLOWERS GONE.


Just like that. Gone with the wind.


An account you worked so hard day and night to build.


Someone on Twitter board wakes up and decides he or she wants to have some fun and then goes on to suspend accounts at random.


There have been so many cases also where Facebook closed down people's business accounts for no reason at all. Same with Instagram.


That is so ridiculous, really.


But then, you can't blame these social media sites for closing your account whenever they feel like.


After all, you're not paying them any money. Or are you?


This is why you must take control of your business.


DO NOT HANG THE LIFE OF YOUR BUSINESS ON JUST SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS.


If you're serious about making money from your business in this modern and tech age, then you must get a website.


Here's why you must get a website for your business:



1.) A website is the only space you can have online and be in total control of

You can never have total control of a social media account.



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Research has shown that 5 times out of 10, the moment a client is about to do business with you, they'll go online and search to see if
you have a website.



3.) Having a website shows credibility

It makes your potential clients trust you more. Anyone can create multiple social media accounts and swindle people because they are
free to create.

Don't get me wrong. People still swindle with websites but it's not as rampant as with social media accounts.



4.) A website can be used to accomplish different marketing strategies to help your business grow

With the advancements in the digital world these days, there are no limits to what you can achieve with your website.

You can track who visits your website, and items they clicked on. These data will help you provide more value to your potential
customers.


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Ex rushes her for the last time and she didn're report him for rape? She's gonna have a hard time convincing anyone of her innocence. She shouldn't have taken the card to her ex in private in the first place, knowing how emotionally charged the environment can be. The horse has bolted from the barn already. My heart is broken for her...she's at the mercy of her beau now...goodluck to her

bukkyemotions:
Sorry, though my username is not my real name, but what can a lady do if she mistakenly sleeps with someone when she goes to give the person her wedding card. Let's say when she goes to give a wedding card to her ex & the ex rushes her for the last time & sleeps with her, & when she is done, she avoids the ex forever. Should she confess to fiance or just repent to do it no more?

Just asking a general question.

Thank you for clearing the air on this matter. Some Nigerians have decided to jettison common sense in a lame attempt to discredit the Buhari administration. It is well with Nigeria. Buhari has been doing a decent job in the past few months (elections campaigns or not), he should get plaudits when he and his team do something right

PassingShot:
I read with great shock the outright lie tweeted by Mustafa Chike-Obi and posted on the FP of Nairaland (https://www.nairaland.com/4631046/mustafa-chike-obi-former-amcom-boss) about the initial capital for the newly unveiled national carrier - Air Nigeria. The claim by the former AMCON Boss that $300m initial capital for the national carrier represents 5% of the initial capital is not only misleading but mischievous and unpatriotic.

For clarification sake, the $300M is the total initial capital required for the first three years of the airline and it is only 5% (max.) of this amount ($15m) that the FG is obliged to contribute. It's the private investors that will contribute the remaining balance of $285m.

The above position was clearly reported by Reuters here http://www.africanews.com/2018/07/20/nigeria-air-seeks-strategic-partner-to-invest-300// where it clearly stated “The initial capital is likely to be in the range of $US 150 to 300 million, invested in tranches over time from start up through the first years of operation,” a government document stated.

It was also clearly reported by Vanguard here https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/07/nigeria-air-to-gulp-8-8m-preliminary-cost-300m-as-take-off-cost/ . Punch clarifies the 5% stake of the FG in the Project by stating “The Nigerian Government will not own more than 5% (maximum) of the new National Carrier. Government will not be involved in running it or deciding who runs it,” he said http://punchng.com/breaking-nigeria-unveils-name-of-national-carrier-logo/

Now, if the man who prides himself a mathematician is to be correct with his tweet, is he now saying that the initial capital is $6bn? If $300m is 5%, surely the 100% required initial capital required must be $6bn. Chike-Obi needs to tell us where (if it exists anywhere at all) he got his own figure from.


The tweet by the Mustafa, just as that by Oby Ezekwesili should be of great concern to all patriotic citizens of our country who genuinely seek to see Nigeria develop and succeed. Their tweets are a clear indication that many Nigerians do not mind cutting their nose to spite their face! They hate the president so much and if the total failure of the country is the only thing that must happen to justify their hatred for the president, it's all well and good in their own books.

According to Nigeria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the repatriation of Nigerians stranded after attending the 2018 WorldCup in Russia begins today. 230 of them have been cleared to return via an Ethiopian Airline flight to Abuja.

The gist is over 150 stranded Nigerians were among the fans who travelled to the Russian Federation for the 2018 FIFA World Cup tournament that besieged the Embassy of Nigeria in Moscow on July 12th. Harsh conditions were awaiting them after they got stranded because of lack of funds for their upkeep, as well as allegations of shady airline travel agents cancelling their return tickets without their knowledge.

Buhari was said to have stepped in to intervene immediately news of the stranded Nigerians reached his ears earlier in the week. He on July 16 directed the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Aviation to evacuate the Nigerians to Abuja. Kudos to President Buhari for saving those stranded Nigerians from the cold streets of Russia. Buhari did well, didn't he?

Bravo Buhari...way to go. The training will help develop skilled hands in the short and logn term. Good work, Buhari

Babayero212:
Anambra Motors Manufacturing Company - ANAMMCO - had downsized in 2011 due to the unfavourable conditions but has recalled 200 of the staff that had been laid off when production was revived under the Buhari-led administration. This is a clear indication that the Buhari govt is really supportive and well directed.

The FG is partnering with ANAMMCO to train beneficiaries of N-Build, a sub-component of @npower_ng under the @NSIP_NG. FG is supporting ANAMMCO to train youths in Automobile services in a bid to revive apprenticeship culture of Nigerians and fill the gap in Automobile sector.

Share this till it goes viral abeg

So manyn challenges but Buhari doing a good job still.

Chi12baby:
National security

The President ran his political campaigns on the restoration of national security.


Today, the 14 local government areas have not only been reclaimed by the military, there is also free movement in the areas.

Perhaps, one piece of cheery news that excited the government was the rescue of one of the 219 Chibok schools girls, Amina Ali, abducted by Boko Haram two years ago.

Anti-corruption war

The fight against corruption defines Buhari’s administration.

The APC government has given the anti-corruption agencies, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC, and the judiciary, the liberty to fully launch offensives against corruption and its agents.

This has seen high profile cases with suspects such as a former National Security Adviser, NSA, Col. Sambo Dasuki, a former Chief of the Air Staff, Alex Badeh, with the Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party, the PDP, amongst others connected with the $2.1 arms deal.

No one would ever believe that a Nigerian court would be trying a sitting Senate President who is a chieftain of the ruling party.

Economy and governance

The 2016 budget has provided a road map and appropriate monetary templates for the economy under Buhari.

As the economy is down, efforts are being made to diversify it by investing hugely in agriculture.

Other policies undertaken by the government include the reintroduction of the Treasury Single Account, TSA, where all public funds are channelled into one bank account.

The introduction of Bank Verification Number, BVN, to detect ghost workers amongst others.

There is also the introduction of social welfare packages to help low income Earners.

National image

This is one area Buhari has got a passmark by his assessors.

But the president, upon his assumption of office, undertook some foreign trips within and outside Africa to re-establish Nigeria’s position in the global arena and solicit support for Nigeria and Africa.

The visits saw him go to France, South Africa, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Germany where he attended the G7 summit.

The national carrier is the way to go. Nigerians are bursting with pride over this development. Buhari did a great job with this, kudos to Minister Sirika too.

Timibabaj:
The federal government, Wednesday, unveiled the name, logo and selected 81 routes for the much awaited national carrier. This was done by the Minister of State for Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika at the ongoing Farnborough International Airshow in London.

According to the minister, the name of the national airline is Nigeria Air, while the logo is Nigeria coat of arms with the national flag draping on it.

READ MORE: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/07/fg-unveils-name-logo-of-national-airline-selects-81-routes/

You know you're not doing well as a Nigerian leader if OBJ doesn't knock you. He slandered the late Yar'Adua and Jonathan for wanting to chart different progressive courses in their stewardship to Nigerians, it's Buhari's turn to get criticized. It's okay for Obasanjo to criticize Buhari but the manner he has gone about it is rather suspicious.

Is Obasanjo threatened or envious Buhari's achievements will eclipse his 8-year sojourn in Aso Rock and dislogde is dodgy legacy? The game is up for OBJ, Nigerians know his callous ways now. Buhari has won this good vs evil battle already, so OBJ can rest in his Otta Library/mansion. Buhari is doing his job well and good results are speaking for him. Sai Baba!!!

Read more here https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/07/obasanjo-tackles-buhari-again-says-govt-confused/

A serious man leaves no stone unturned. Buhari has done a good job of looking at INEC's election budget and acted on time.

Chi12baby:
The 2019 general election is scheduled to be conducted early in 2019.

To ensure that adequate arrangements are made for free and fair elections, it has become necessary to appropriate funds to enable the relevant agencies to commence preparations.

INEC and the security agencies have accordingly recently submitted their requests.

These have been subjected to the usual budget evaluation. The aggregate cost of the election is estimated at N254,445,322, 600.

“However, in line with the prevailing fiscal constraints, I am proposing that the sum of N164, 104, 792, 065 be provided for through virement or supplementation of the 2018 budget.

I propose that the balance of N78, 340, 530, 535, mostly related to personnel allowances, fuelling and other costs not required until election proper, be provided in their 2019 budget.


The lawmakers had introduced 6,403 projects into the budget amounting to N578bn.


“Accordingly, I invite the distinguished Senate to consider, in the national interest, relocating some of the funds appropriated for the new projects which were inserted into the 2018 budget proposal totalling N 578, 319, 951, 904 to cover the sum of N228, 854, 800, 205 required as noted above.

“A schedule setting out a comprehensive list of these inserted projects is attached to this letter for ease of your consideration. Further to the above, kindly find attached a supplementary budget and virement proposal for your consideration.

Buhari promised to do everything possible to ensure that the 2019 general elections are free, fair and peaceful.

He said all hands were on deck to forestall the violence that characterised the 2011 elections which necessitated investigations by the International Criminal court at Hague.

Scores of Nigerians were killed in parts of the country in the wake of the violence that broke out after the 2011 elections.

Buhari has never chiecked out of any challenge before. That's why the Nigeria project is safe in his hands than any other politician

Babayero212:
In this same Nigeria that people are always in a hurry to contest for another tenure, here we have a Rep willing to step down because he just does not want to taint his reputation. The corrupt reputation we have ascribed to politicians all around.

Hon. Abubakar Chika Adamu is this different Nigerian willing to go to these lengths to protect his reputation. According to him, he has not taken money for some thing not open.

He even openly stated his salary and his allowance.

Why am I writing this though? I think what he is doing is great but why leave now?
Why leave when he can stay and make changes to what he does not want.

Imagine if Buhari leaves the seat simply because people do not think he is doing a great job?

Buhari is holding it down and correcting things and that is what Hon. Abubakar Chika Adamu should do in my opinion really.

Why go when you can stay and make a change?
Your thoughts though?

You can't help but like the vibes coming from Buhari right now. He has a penchant for doing the right thing and handing out excellent results. The ICC trip is a great way to be intentional in his leadership, it was great. Good job, Buhari

Timibabaj:
It is expected of every leader to be intentional in their manners and ways because if you want to experience significant progress toward your goal, you need to be intentional about the work you are doing every day.

Intentional living has been said to be the art of making our own choices before others' choices make us.

The art of being procreative instead of being reactive in the face of challenges and decisions.

Being procreative gives you control and reactive puts you under the control of the one who is several steps ahead of you.

Being intentional is a key requirement of good leadership.

For President Muhammadu Buhari, the trip to the Netherlands could not have come at a better time. It would afford him the opportunity to demonstrate intentional leadership about the current situation of the country, its security, socio-economic state and human rights records.

READ MORE: http://www.africaeagle.com/2018/07/buhari-demonstrates-intentional-leadership.html

Baba will always play 'politics' but they're not adopting the delegate method here, which makes it a bit more tasking for even Tinubu. The popularity of the candidates will play a huge role, more than anyother factor here...

chiefolododo:
At the end TINUBU will just lift the hand of his candidate up. EOD

The APC has upped their transparency game by announcing the earning of N127million from the purchase of sales to its Osun State governorship candidates in the state's forthcoming polls. 17 aspirants were cleared by the APC to contest at tomorrow’s primary, with each paying N7.5 million to participate in the contest.

Take a minute, reflect and applaud the APC for this reporting. This is accountability, transparency and a veritable way Nigerian political parties could fund their activities and not put their hands in the cookie jar.

If other political parties had been this transparent (and not chop-clean-mouth) since the 4th Republic, who knows where Nigeria would be now? This is the #BuhariEffect we're talking about. Keep it up, APC! #Accountability #Transparency https://vanguardngr.com/2018/07/apc-reaps-n127-million-from-sale-of-forms/

Fantastic one from the Transport Ministry. Thank you Buhari for stepping in the train network administration and making it work for good.

Babayero212:
In tune with the recent Train station commissioned in Abuja, news reaching us now says that If you're going to Abuja Airport from the City Centre, You can take the TRAIN for free throughout this month. Buhari said so.

Start enjoying free train rides to see how awesome things are now in Abuja.

Please remember to come and tell us your experience here so that we can start looking for how we will experience the great train station that Buhari has set up in place for us all to enjoy and appreciate.

Human rights records have improved compared to previous years. Buhari is putting Nigeria in positive light, that;'s why the invite came through. Great job, Buhari

Chi12baby:
Nigeria will be at the center-stage of global attention as President Muhammadu Buhari addresses the International Criminal Court, Tuesday, July 17, 2018.

Our leader is the only President invited to grace the 20th anniversary of the adoption of the ICC Rome Statute.

President Buhari will share his thoughts on the values and ideals of the Court, which was established to prevent impunity, and try cases of genocide, war crimes, aggression, and crimes against humanity.

There’s an arguement as to the reason for this invitation.

I personally believe that it’s because he has been able to combat this security situation in Nigeria.

Hence the invitation to share experience and lessons.

Haters are only crying foul because they have something to hide. They will be alright. Buhari is doing a good job

Timibabaj:
It was once unthinkable to touch or prosecute the ‘‘big men’’ for corruption in Nigeria but President Buhari has ended impunity for corruption.

The Buhari administration has lived up to its expectations. The administration has made accountability the bedrock of governance and corruption is no longer fashionable because it attracts consequences.

In Nigeria’s history, it would be noted that Buhari's administration that was able to bring a SAN of the federal republic to book on the grounds of corrupt practices.

READ MORE: http://www.africaeagle.com/2018/07/buharis-war-on-corruption.html

Then why are you here online? For the gossip? Business? Sports? Wrong sector...

Gloriousgud:
who cares

It'll stop being hopeless when you stop trolling. A lot more could happen if we back up and let the government work and if we're aggrieved, there's always the ballot box. Bad-mouthing someone because you don't like them won't change anything anyways.

Abjay97:
Wow!! All these goodies!

When will he bring the latest bullet trains to Nigeria, since we can build our own?

When will he import exotic animals for a world class zoo, since we kill the animals here because of hunger?

When will he amend the strict laws of Nigeria for business to encourage foreign investors, instead of bringing them in and they pack up after a year?

Sometimes i try to believe this country is not hopeless.. but that may be the hard truth...

Where pessismists see problems, optimists see possibilities. When President Buhari left for the Hague in the Netherlands on Sunday, he left with a bag full of problems; stabilizing the economy, improving security of life and property, job creation etc. Judging by the round table meetings he was able to have with the Dutch business community, he is coming back home with a bag full of solutions and business opportunities.

During his ICC anniversary visit, President Buhari had a quick chat with over 20 CEOs of Dutch-owned companies to discuss various business opportunities like;
i. Textile Park (with Vlisco),
ii. the building of Cattle Ranches (with Cownexxion) and
iii. Dairy Project (with Friesland Campina - owners of Peak Milk ) which would use 100% locally sourced milk.

What other business openings is Buhari coming back home to Nigeria with? Job creation opportunities, training for dairy farmers, and provision of fortified milk for school pupils and a host of other opportunities. Buhari was elected to find solutions to Nigeria's problems and the way he's going about it in the past few months has been brilliant. All he needs is supportive criticism to get him going in the right direction.

What do you guys think?

Fayose has a lot to answer for, he can't escape the EFCC's next. I wish him luck after his immunity runs out. The war against corruption isn't Buhari's alone, it's for the benefit of Nigeria.

Timibabaj:
From the result of the just concluded gubernatorial election in Ekiti state, it is now glaring that Fayose's immunity is expiring in a few weeks time.

This is a governor who keeps owing workers' salaries, not to mention the poultry project he mismanaged funds for.

Considering Buhari's promise to rid the country of corruption in every sector, do you think the EFCC would be giving Fayose an invitation anytime soon?

Another excellent work on the war against corruption. Good job, Buhari.

Chi12baby:
Buhari disclosed that the government had successfully commenced implementation of a Whistle blowing Programme that had so far seen recoveries of tens of millions of dollars.

The Acting Chairman, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu said that Buhari administration has recovered N500 billion and secured 486 convictions since he took over in November 2015 till date.

Abacha loot from his assets in Switzerland was returned. The $322million that was returned to Nigeria,

Nia will officially apply to reclaim the $43 million, £27,000 and N23 million recovered by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, from a building on Osborne Road, Ikoyi, Lagos, according to sources.

Non-Cash Recoveries (Farmlands, Plots of Land, Uncompleted Buildings, Completed Buildings, Vehicles and Maritime Vessels) from May 29 2015 till date total 239.

The anti-graft agency has discovered two mansions allegedly owned by former minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke.

The agency has also traced about U.S.$1.5 billion to a Swiss account. A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos ordered the interim forfeiture of 56 The order came two weeks after the anti-graft agency said it had traced N47 billion and U.S.$487.5 million to former minister.