npowerng:


Good morning,
Kindly follow the instruction in the SMS.
Thank you.

Good morning...@npower. I received an email to come for the collection of my device. My device is ready but I was unable to collect it because my picture and I.D is not reflecting on their system but I can see it on my own phone. I tried to re-upload it from a nearby cybercafe twice but it's still not reflecting on their system. Please help oo

oluemmakay:
Good morning...@npower. I received an email to come for the collection of my device. My device is ready but I was unable to collect it because my picture and I.D is not reflecting on their system but I can see it on my own phone. I tried to re-upload it from a nearby cybercafe twice but it's still not reflecting on their system. Please help oo

@npower... Kindly attend to this matter.

Good morning...@npower. I received an email to come for the collection of my device. My device is ready but I was unable to collect it because my picture and I.D is not reflecting on their system but I can see it on my own phone. I tried to re-upload it but it's still not reflecting on their system. Pleasehelppppoo

Lots of half baked ministers feeding the sheep with with concocted human reasoning rather than depending on the Holy Spirit to the scripture to them. They are all pointers to the end time. Am not surprised.

Beamberry23:
Yes, from the right source, all the Divisions have done Account opening, Measurement and Auditing(Grading). Resumption starts immediately

Lagos Division is yet to do their measurement.

When someone you least expected released a bomb in air.

They are simply admitting the tithe of their total applicants.

• To enforce no work no pay rule

From Juliana Taiwo-Obalonye, Abuja

The Federal Government has begun moves to stop doctors in public service from private practice.

The moves came on the heels of incessant strikes by the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD).

The federal government has also given approval to its agencies to start enforcing the ‘no work, no pay’ rule against civil servants that abandon work to embark on strike.

Minister of Health, Isaac Adewole, who briefed State House Correspondents alongside his Labour and Productivity counterpart, Chris Ngige, said these were the decisions of the Federal Executive Council (FEC), presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari.

He said there was need for comprehensive job evaluation, hence, the committee set up will determine what exactly an individual should be paid in a way that salaries would be paid appropriately, across board, in the entire country.

He said the committee will look extensively into the issue to enable government resolve what the law of the states, and what the professional law states and make a proper recommendation to government.

The minister had last month directed chief medical directors and medical directors of federal hospitals to immediately engage the services of locum doctors to augment the services of consultants, National Youth Service Corps doctors and medical doctors on internship pending the resolution of the strike by the National Association of Resident Doctors.

Resident doctors, the first line of medical professionals who attend to patients in teaching and some general hospitals, downed tools recently, nationwide, to protest salary shortfalls and cuts.

Adewole said these approvals were made based on the recommendations of a technical committee report that sought to review the country’s industrial relations, particularly in the public sector.

Adewole said: “For us in the health sector, the most important thing is the need to do comprehensive job evaluation. So, government has decided to set up a committee that would evaluate what exactly we do as individuals, how much should we be paid in a way that we can really pay appropriately across board through the entire country.

“Council also looked at the issue of residency training programme and decided that the training should last for a fixed time of seven years, after which individuals should exit from the programme, so that other people can come into the programme.

“Council has also decided to look into the issue of private practice by medical doctors in the public sector, and a committee has been set up to look extensively into that issue, because we want to resolve the issue of what the law of the land states and what the rule of professional ethics says.

“The law of the land does not allow any public officer to do anything other than farming; so that committee would make appropriate recommendation to government on this important issues which are of considerable interest to quite a number of Nigerians.”

http://sunnewsonline.com/strike-fg-moves-against-doctors-to-ban-private-practice

As 70% chapters endorse indefinite strike

By Gabriel Dike and Magnus Eze, Abuja

The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) has given the Federal Government 21 days to implement its demands.

The ultimatum took effect from Monday, October 9, 2017.

ASUP rose from its 89th National Executive Council (NEC) meeting and issued the ultimatum to government.

In the October 9 letter to the Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige, the union accused government of negligence, after promising at a meeting on August 22, 2017, to address their demands within one month.

ASUP’s major demands are that National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy (NEEDS) assessment for federal and state polytechnics estimated at N652.5 billion, Consolidated Tertiary Institution Salary Scale (CONTISS 15) amounting to N20 billion, short fall in salaries as at December 2016, estimated at N2.6 billion and earned academic allowance of N3.2 billion are still outstanding.

The union also frowned at the federal government’s continued silence over the closure of Federal Polytechnic, Bauchi and Kaduna Polytechnic, for about four months, without any move to resolve contentious issues in the institutions.

ASUP’s National President, Usman Dutse, told Daily Sun that the decision to issue a 21-day ultimatumwere taken at the just concluded National Executive Council (NEC) meeting at Abia State Polytechnic.

He disclosed that government has not released funds to any polytechnic on NEEDS and payment arrears of CONTISS 15 and that about 70 per cent of ASUP chapters, during the referendum, voted for indefinite strike, but NEC decided on the 21-day ultimatum because of a letter from the government stating its efforts to address some of the demands.

“Results of the referendum presented at NEC by the chapters’ chairmen indicated that majority voted for indefinite strike. We decided to give government another opportunity, based on a letter from the ministry’s intervention committee,” he said.

The grievanes of ASUP include sustained poor funding of public polytechnics as reflected in the unimplemented capital grants, withdrawals of allowances since 2016, shortfalls in personnel allocations as well as non funding of promotion exercises.

Others are non-removal of dichotomy against HND holders, victimisation of union officials, non-release of check-off dues, interference in union activities, non release of CONTISS 15 migration arrears, non release of visitation panel reports, delay in a review of the Federal Polytechnics Act, non-commencement of renegotiation of ASUP/FG agreement of 2010, and tardiness in appointment of rectors of federal polytechnics.

“For the federal government to allow the internal crisis at Federal Polytechnic, Bauchi and Kaduna Polytechnic to linger for over three months is an indication of its contempt for polytechnic and technical education. NEC is worried about the situation and wants the issues resolved to allow for the reopening of the institutions,’’ Dutse noted.

He explained that NEC also condemned the backlog of salaries owed its members in state polytechnics and asked what the state governors did with the two batches of Paris Club debt refund money from the federal government.

“Our members in Oyo, Osun, Benue, Kogi, Abia, Edo and Bayelsa states are owed salaries between four and nine months…It is a reflection our commitment to polytechnic and technical education in the country.’’

Dutse further revealed that NEC frowned at the manner in which the Ogun state government is handling the situation at Moshood Abiola Polytechic (MAPOLY) and vowed that ASUP would resist the conversion of the institution to a university.

The ASUP boss said the governor should have established a new university rather than convert an existing polytechnic with over 16,000 students and about 1,500 staff and noted that “the purported establishment of new polytechnic at Ipokia was politically motivated.

ASUP’s General Secretary, Mr. Anderson Eze

http://sunnewsonline.com/asup-to-fg-pay-up-n676bn-debt-or-else

Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has listed its demands to the All Progressives Congress (APC) restructuring committee.

MURIC 6-point demand is contained in a statement on Monday by Professor Ishaq Akintola, its president.

It reads: “One: Nigerians enjoy a total of eight ( public holidays in a year. These are Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Id al-Kabir, Id al-Fitr and Maulud an-Nabiyy. Five (5) of the eight holidays belong to Christians (Christmas Day, Boxing Day, 1st January, i.e, New Year Day, Good Friday and Easter Monday). Only three (3) holidays belong to Muslims, viz, Id al-Kabir, Id al-Fitr and Maulud an-Nabiyy.

”Restructuring should give Muslims 1st Muharram. This will bring the total number of Muslim holidays to four while Christian holidays remain five.

”Two: Christian marriages contracted inside churches or registries are held sacrosanct everywhere in Nigeria whereas Muslim marriages (nikah) are not recognized for any official purpose. Muslim couples find themselves in a cul de sac each time they presented their Islamic marriage certificates for official purposes. It is paradoxical that in a democracy, one marriage conducted by a religious group is acceptable while the other is not. What kind of constitution is Nigeria using?

”Islamic marriages should be recognized in all official circles where Christian marriages are recognized. The Nigerian Marriage Act (1990) should therefore be revisited.

”Three: Nigeria has a two-day weekend, viz, Saturday and Sunday. Saturday was a half day during the colonial era and Sunday was the only full day at the weekend. However, Saturday was made a full day to favour the Seventh Day Adventists, a Christian denomination during the regime of General Yakubu Gowon, a Christian military ruler. It is very clear, therefore, that the two weekend days recognized in Nigeria belong to Christians while Muslims have none since Friday, the Muslim day of worship, remains a working day.

”It is pertinent to note that Friday was a work-free day until the British brought Christianity and stopped Muslims from enjoying their Allah-given fundamental human right. The relief we are seeking through restructuring is that Friday should be declared free to assume parity with the Christians’ Sunday. While we are not seeking anarchy, we are confident that the Federal Government (FG) has all the paraphernalia of administration to work out the modalities.

”Four: Immigration officials engage in regular stereotyping of Muslims who apply for international passports. They intimidate Muslims particularly at the point of taking pictures. Muslim males are ordered to remove their caps; Imams are coerced into removing their turbans; bearded Muslims are compelled to shave or trim their beards; hijab-wearing Muslim women are made to remove their hijabs or ordered to draw their hijab backwards to reveal their ears. The same scenario plays itself out in driving licence, national identity card offices and during registration for elections.

”In the process, thousands of Muslims have been denied international passports, driving licences and national identity cards while millions have been disenfranchised during elections. The authorities must find a way of stopping the persecution and profiling of Muslims.

”Five: Uniformed groups in Nigeria, including the army, police, uniformed voluntary groups, nurses, the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), students of primary and secondary schools, etc, use uniforms designed by the Christian colonialists. These uniforms should have been reviewed after independence because they only suit the Christians. Some of them constitute breaches to Islamic dress code and offend the sensibility of Muslims who are compelled to wear the uniforms regardless of their inner feeling of resentment.

”In view of the fact that Western countries like Britain, Canada and the United States have designed uniforms with hijab for their female Muslim police, soldiers, student

deturla:


TIN collection triggers other statutory filings like VAT etc.

What do you mean commenced in full gear? Have you started any monetary transaction?

That's what I meant. Have not started any formal financial transactions. If I may ask... A what point will my tax remittance becomes necessary? Is it monthly or quarterly or yearly?

Good Day Sir, I have an Incorporated company and have also obtained my TIN, but have not really commenced business in full gear. At what point am I expected to remit tax?

mejai:
Nonsense promo. I recharged 500 and was given 2000 free airtime. Less Dan 25mins call all together, my credit exhausted. Thieves of thieves

Infact am not disappointed because I don't expect less from MTN. They biggest fraudster have known. They give you one thing just to collect the multiples of ten from you.

adem30:
Even Fayemi and Amaechi seems to be getting some money to chop now, they are now looking fresh

Sincerely... My former governor.. fayemi is now very big oo.. all thanks to our national cake.

tayorh:
obviously the mail man, his last delivery was on tuesday, nothing on wednesday and thursday because he is aware the old man wont be able to read the papers. He killed the old man on tuesday, the milk delivery kept coming cos the milkman had no idea the man is dead..

Remember it was not stated that the milk was found at the door post. Who received the milk from the delivery man? The dead man?

After about 4 rounds and she said you have just started.

aliyu21m:
Add me 2 d watsapp group 08038786082

If there's a WhatsApp group kindly add me too

I'm yet to get their message. Is there any possibility of getting it if I go there?

[quote author=pappissantos post=60328910][/quote]
Are you sure about it or you are just suggesting? Because I have not received any message too.

The OP may not be far from the truth. I used to buy from resellers. My 1gb usually last for one month. Suddenly I noticed it won't last more than 2 weeks. I thought it's because am buying from data resellers. I started buying directly from MTN. But Na still the same thing o. Am already planning to port to another better network. If there's Sha.

deji300:
Once you do documentation their is know problem

When we asked the same question from our C.O he told us to go and be praying. Which we interpreted as uncertainty.

We pray so o

I just received an alert from null. Could it be Npower?

After cross checking the message properly I saw Npower before the null. Thanks although nobody responded. Una just dey chop clean mouth.

Please anyone with useful materials that can be used to prepare for the test?

pappissantos:
we trained officers, when are they going to call us for final verification in oshodi, Ikeja division I meant?

Soonest

Nweke12:
Friends, any update from NBTE,regarding the recruitment?

The unusual silence is so frustrating.

dejt4u:
tacno Tab Review from a volunteer

MY TECNO DEVICE!!!
The Good and THE BAD.

Finally FRIENDS! The very much anticipated tecno device is nothing close to what we hyped it to be. The device was ordered to minimise cost as it wasn't the original anticipated droidpad 10 pro 2.

1. The device is of low quality....DEFINITELY NOT droidpad 10 pro 2 but droidpad 10 !!A .


2.The screen is not hd quality. Dat means you get a shabby picture quality of course...

3. it doesn't have a keyboard and doesn't have a keyboard port either.


4.The screen scratches as the slightest glitch unlike samsung..

5. Of cus you will know by now that it does not have a remis OS as against the pictures we got earlier from participants.

6. Most of the apps in it are outdated except for the recently installed npower apps. You have to update almost every app on it for it to function properly.

7. Trust me when i say the 1.3Ghz is a floss.....i cant even run the speed of a 1.0ghz from observations.

8. It runs on Mediatek..dat tell you that my tecno device gets high temperature when overused....

9. Pls don't bank on the Almighty 7000 mah, i tell you i charged the device full and after bearly 3hrs of extensive usage it has dropped to 67% ...i didn't watch video o...i didn't play game i was just adjusting settings and browsing at same time. Now imagine if i played 3heavy games on it on diff windows��.

10. The device for From my unboxing and inspection so far is just a "A TAB".nothing special about it. It says it has 4G but the speed is not even up to a WCMDA. it just preferably ad i known, i would av gone for samsung tab E instead. Camera is manageable for a tab.

11.It runs on outdated 5.1 android os. The pouch is good but its fragile at same time.

12. It came with 2gig ram and 16gig rom....but out of the 2gig ram 0.7gig has been used on internal apps....leaving with just 1.3gig ram. And out of the 16gig rom 13gig has been used on internal running so you only have 3gig available internal storage. That means you will start saving your money for an external 16/32 gig if you want to enjoy you movies and music.



13. I tried to google the particular model droidpad 10 2....but google kept one bringing result foe droidpad 10 PRO 2. That meas this device does not exist before now neither was it an existing tecno flagship. Its either tecno rushed the device for low quality because npower cud not afford cover the cost of droidpad 10 pro 2 or the device was just cloned for npower specifics. Ladies and Gentle men....Samsung tab E can be found in market place...Jumia...Computer Village etc....but it a pity Droidpad 10 2a doesn't exist outside npower.

14. Finally the design is ok

Infact, will you guys stop all these craziness? Is the primarily meant to enjoy music and movies? Are you to offer the device for sale? because I don't know if it's wrong for the FG to have a special purpose built device that is capable of doing they wanted it to do within their budget. Please lets be appreciative, that's the only way to encourage them to do more.

Long live Federal Republic of Nigeria.

yns4real:


We appreciate the Government for the NPOWER Programme but "Substandard Gift" is of place.

I tire for Nigerians o. You don collect you dey complain, those wey never collect anything nko?

Beckyojes:
U have to get the message before going for collection.

Can you show us the text message you received and the device you collected?

4lexible:
Hello
All third and fourth batch LNSC trained officers are expected to converge at Ikotun Local Government by 9am tomorrow morning.
Thanks

I think it depends on your Division.

Ure mandated to come for d 3rd & 4th Batches Verification Exercise of d LNSA/LNSC ur respective Division as slated below:
IKEJA DIV
Thurs 24/8/17; Time: 8am
Igando Ikotun LCDA Secretariat
BADAGRY DIV
Fri 25/8/17; Time: 8am
Iledu, just d next B/Stop after Oko Afo B/Stop, Badagry
IKORODU DIV
Fri 25/8/17; Time: 8am
Ikorodu West LCDA Secretariat, Lagos Rd, Ikorodu
EPE DIVISION
Sat 26/8/17; Time: 8am
Akinrogu Villa, Palace Rd, Marina - Epe
LAGOS DIV
Sat 26/8/17; Time: 8am
Surulere LG Secretariat.
*Come along wt evidence for d Training Programme & inform others

Beckyojes:
I got mine last week Thursday.

How do you go about it? Kindly share with us.

PLS REPORT FOR VERIFICATION EXERCISE FOR LNSC IKEJA DIVISION AT IGANDO/IKOTUN LOCAL GOVT SECRETARIAT ON THE 24TH OF AUG 2017 BY 8AM.
MGT

Either you receive this message or not, kindly report for this exercise as stated in the message once your local government area falls under this Division.

Please come with all materials that can help to proof that you attended the training camp.
Thanks