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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 11:31pm On Jan 04, 2023
Dhatgirl:
Thank you for the info. Do you think the pay would be up to 300k?

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 10:04pm On Jan 04, 2023
Dhatgirl:
Please does anyone know entry salary (BSC) of NIA or any renumeration/bonuses they have? Also, is it true that upon entry they go abroad for training Please any info about them generally would be appreciated.

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 9:11am On Jul 25, 2022
Mutmainneen:

Someone up there shared information regarding someone else's CBT exam, interview dates and invitation to medicals (with dates fa) by NIA. I advised him to take down the post because of the consequences it might have on the person. I believe he has taken it down.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 9:38pm On Apr 29, 2022
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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 12:40pm On Mar 25, 2022
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Politics / ??? by opefid(m): 7:06pm On Sep 12, 2021
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 1:28pm On Mar 22, 2021
TariqK:

I've replied you.
Pls. check your mail.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 7:27pm On Mar 20, 2021
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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 5:51pm On Mar 19, 2021
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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Post Abuja Jobs Here by opefid(m): 8:32am On Jan 19, 2020
Please what is the monthly salary for an entry level (degree holder) position in NIWA?

comtem2011:
Hmmm, this country is in trouble!!!

To say NIWA gave appointment letters to new intake today is unbelievable, interview was conducted and non of us sharing the same plaza with them knew. We only got to know when candidates came for their appointment letters. Non of the staff that we always gist together even hint us what Is on ground.

To cap it all, 80% are hausas that got the job.

No advert, nothing.

Just whom you Know.

It is well.

Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 9:24am On Jan 18, 2020
Pls what is the monthly salary for an entry level(degree holder) position in NIWA?

Najma2017:
Even the staffs working thr know nothing about the recruitment they were informed after issuing APL my husband works the.

Hmmm, this country is in trouble!!!

To say NIWA gave appointment letters to new intake today is unbelievable, interview was conducted and non of us sharing the same plaza with them knew. We only got to know when candidates came for their appointment letters. Non of the staff that we always gist together even hint us what Is on ground.
To cap it all, 80% are hausas that got the job.

No advert, nothing.

Just whom you Know.

It is well.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 9:57pm On Dec 19, 2019
Hello everyone
Pls, any news about NIMASA recruitment?
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 10:41am On Nov 29, 2019
reliableGod:
Pls house what state is the acting DG of NASRDA from I need it asap pls. Some pls help me with the answer.

I learnt he's from Taraba.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 5:05pm On Nov 03, 2019
Rejoice04:


Thanks I will check it out.

You're welcome.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 4:38pm On Nov 03, 2019
Rejoice04:
Please does anyone have the list of Parastatals each senator is heading as a committee?

You can only know the committees which serve as the umbrella body of the parastatals.

Kindly visit this web address:

https://www.nassnig.org/committees

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 7:39pm On Nov 02, 2019
Job slots brouhaha: Senate leaders move to appease aggrieved members

https://thenationonlineng.net/job-slots-brouhaha-senate-leaders-move-to-appease-aggrieved-members/


Fingers crossed_
Family / Re: Can I Give My Daughter 'ALUKO' As A Name? by opefid(m): 10:34am On Nov 02, 2019
Beosten:
Men, most of the time, bear the name Aluko. But I'm planning to name my daughter Aluko. What's your suggestion, please?

You already know that the name is the exclusive preserve of the male child and you are still asking for suggestions. You don't need anybody to convince you to do otherwise. If you don't know, let me tell you; as an Omoluabi/Omo-Odua/Omo Karo-ojire naming a child goes beyond the ordinary. A lot of background factors leading to the child birth is usually taken into consideration.

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 3:52am On Oct 11, 2019
Please, what is the entry level salary at NDDC and NFIU?
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 5:45pm On Sep 30, 2019
2el:


na dat one sure pass, you better go pressurised your Senator, asap. forget that age nonsense they put on the application portal.

You will make first list if he a member of Committee on Banking or Finance. cheesy

Jah bless!
We move!
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by opefid(m): 2:20am On Sep 30, 2019
burantashii:


For Development Bank of Nigeria recruitment check

https://www.nairaland.com/5434342/development-bank-nigeria-management-trainee#82521704

Guys, can someone be considered without applying online? I want to test something through a Senator.
Politics / Re: Osinbajo Cuts His 60th Birthday Cake, Dances With His Wife (Pics) by opefid(m): 4:35pm On Mar 08, 2017
ednut1:
cool. so the man no get evn get male pikin. but some nobodies go marry second wife or chase their wives away cos of their name. undecided

*Be guided*

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Events / Re: This Traditional-Themed Wedding Has Got People Talking Online (pics) by opefid(m): 9:37pm On Feb 25, 2017
OkoYibo:


Madam, it is not our fault that you weren't born into the Yoruba tribe. You come from a place where you celebrate weddings like burials and burials like weddings.

All this your ill-feeling is misplaced.

As the travelling secretary of Yoruba Parties Food Tasters Association, I prescribe pounded yam with cow leg soaked in stew served with egusi soup with shaki and ogufe.

One in the morning, one in the night.

In 3 days, you would be cured of your bad-belle. In fact, on the morning of the 4th day, you would wake up with Yoruba tribal mark on your face.

LMFAO
Celebrities / Re: Beyonce Shares Poem To Dedicate Her Twins To Yoruba Goddess, Yemoja by opefid(m): 2:49pm On Feb 03, 2017
SIRTee15:


I hope u know aitheist and pagans get pregnant and experience safe delivery.
Africans should stop applying superstitious mentality to natural occurrence.
Fertility, pregnancy and childbirth will always occur even if people stop worshipping God........
God even confirmed this in his word.

As for Beyonce, it's within her to attribute her twin conception to whatever deity she believes in.......
And since she's a santeria, there's nothing wrong making deference to yemoja and osun.....
Those two goddesses are known for fertility and multiple gestation.....
Nigerians need to wise up, everything in life is not all about km 47 or any it's other contemporaries.....

Hmm...Brain!
Celebrities / Re: Beyonce Shares Poem To Dedicate Her Twins To Yoruba Goddess, Yemoja by opefid(m): 2:45pm On Feb 03, 2017
EgusiSoup:
Proud Igbo woman.

The Igbo race is proud of you Beyonce.

Yorubas has think they can claim you from us by publishing fake news.

A proud Mbaise woman.

@EgusiSoup or wat do U call urself, wat has Igbo got to do with the poem or Beyonce? Must U comment?
Crime / Re: Chinese Customs Seize Three Tonnes Of Pangolin Scales Imported From Nigeria by opefid(m): 3:10pm On Dec 28, 2016
EdoNation:



BUT I HAVE NEVER SEEN THIS KIND OF CREATURE IN NAIJA BEFORE OOO






I have eaten the meat before. It's Very delicious. They can be found in naija(I knw of south-west). The meat and scales most especially is a good source of aphrodisiac. That is why the rate at which it is being trafficked is high in places like Asia.
Funny enough, it is easier for the female sex to kill it cos it is always shy when it encounter a female and then it curls up.

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Culture / Re: The 5 Most Powerful Traditional Rulers In Nigeria by opefid(m): 1:47am On Nov 11, 2016
eleshin:


Beyond Benin who respect and fear Oba of Benin? Wtf is he? Most popular? Like seriously? Ooni is the King of all Yorubas, even beyond Nigeria. Apart from Sultan of Sokoto Ooni is the most powerful Oba in Nigeria.

Brother I they try educate them. Especially that @Ovokoo. Him too go dey form say him go school. He should go back to his father's farm in the village. Who needs his personal opinion on matters like this. His he a spirit or a god? Jst trying to misinform people.

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Culture / Re: The 5 Most Powerful Traditional Rulers In Nigeria by opefid(m): 1:38am On Nov 11, 2016
Atomizer:
Traditional institution is ranked according to the population they cover or have authority over... Historically, politically and what have u
Sultan of sokoto #1
Ooni of ife (the birthplace of the Yoruba race, and whence the Oba of Benin came from) #2
3
4
5
How ever u wish the rest, but that one and two are at par... Forget the igbo people becos kingship and the traditional institution just became a wide spread phenomenal.

Apart from places like igbo ukwu, and nri (Impo).

Guy you are making sense. Your mama is gonna be proud of you.

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Culture / Re: The 5 Most Powerful Traditional Rulers In Nigeria by opefid(m): 1:27am On Nov 11, 2016
Ovokoo:

That's a personal opinion. The people ahead of the Ooni deserve to be there. We all know there's no traditional ruler as powerful as the Sultan as he also doubles as the head of the Muslim community in Nigeria. The Emir is also very powerful in the north and is highly revered throughout the country. The Oba of benin is arguable the most powerful traditional ruler in the south and then the Ooni before the Alaafin. We're all entitled to our opinions anyways.

Your response to what @AKYEMITE told you goes to show that you do not understand how the system works. This positions you are talking about all has a long history and tradition that can not be swept under the carpet.
1. why will you bring your personal opinion to confuse Nigerians. Your personal opinion amounts to nothing on this particular issue.
2.The only person who can be rightly said to be deserving of the number on position is the sultan. This is because he is the leader of the Muslim faith in Nigeria.
3. Does the fact that the Emir is highy revered across the country make him superior to the Ooni? The National Council of Traditional rulers in Nigeria has settled the question. The Ooni is above the Emir as a Co-Chairman.
4. That the Oba of Benin is the most powerful in the south. How? Is it by the coronation process, influence, wealth or the extent of territory? The Oba of Benin can be said to be one of the most repected Oba in Nigeria if not the most respected. The secret must have been due to the way they hold their culture and tradition in high esteem. The Oba seldomly goes out and does not interfere in party politics.

There is a big difference between Authority/influence and respect.
The Ooni's sphere of influence and authority spreads across the lenght and breadth of Yoruba land and he is also respected.
While the Oba of Benin's sphere of respect spreads across the entire country. And he also wields a ferocious authority and influence over Benin kingdom.

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Culture / Re: The 5 Most Powerful Traditional Rulers In Nigeria by opefid(m): 1:22am On Nov 11, 2016
Ovokoo:

Personal arrangement determined by who? The federal government? Pls elucidate.

@Ovokoo You should have done your research well before embarking on this kind of exercise.
Culture / Re: The 5 Most Powerful Traditional Rulers In Nigeria by opefid(m): 12:36am On Nov 11, 2016
Ovokoo:
Here is a list of the 5 most powerful traditional rulers in Nigeria.

http://ovoko.com.ng/5-powerful-traditional-rulers-nigeria/

5. Alaafin of Oyo

The Alaafin or Oyo is the traditional ruler of Oyo town in present day Oyo state. He is also influential beyond the borders of Oyo and is a close rival of the Ooni of Ife. The current Alaafin is Lamidi Adeyemi III.

4. Ooni of Ife

Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi Ojaja II was crowned the Ooni of Ife in December 2015 when he succeeded the late Ooni of ife, Oba Okunade Sijuwade to become the 51st Ooni of Ife. He is the most powerful and influential traditional ruler in Yorubaland.

3. Oba of Benin

The Oba of Benin, or Omo N’Oba is the most influential traditional ruler in southern Nigeria. He is the traditional ruler of the Benin empire. The current traditional ruler who is the 40th Oba of Benin is 40th Oba of Benin, Oba Ewuare I who was crowned in October 2016.

2. Emir of Kano

Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II who was the governor of Nigeria’s central bank became the Emir of Kano in 2014 where he succeed Ado Bayero. The Emirship in Kano is a highly respected one not just in the North but also in the political circles throughout Nigeria.

1. Sultan of Sokoto

The sultan of sokoto is the most powerful and influential traditional ruler in Nigeria. He is also the spiritual leader of more than 70 million Muslims in Nigeria and is revered by the Hausa/Fulani people in Northern Nigeria.

Source: http://ovoko.com.ng/5-powerful-traditional-rulers-nigeria/


I think it is high time we started cautioning and educating some persons bent on misinforming and causing unnecessary hatred and unfounded attacks amongst fellow Nigerians.
The Iku baba yeye Alase Ikeji Orisa Ooni of Ife is never and can never be relegated to such position amongst traditional rulers in Nigeria. The Ooni of Ife has always been the Co-Chairman of the
National Council of Traditional Rulers
of Nigeria, NCTRN in which His
Eminence, Sultan of Sokoto is the Chairman. This position is strongly reinforced by the annoucment of the new Ooni Ogunleye Adewusi upon his appointment as the Co-chairman.
And for the writer to state that the Alaafin is a rival of the Ooni, only exhibits his level of ignorance and lack of proper grasp of the history of Nigeria. The position of Sultan as number one today is because of his position as a traditional ruler and the leader of the Muslim faith in Nigeria by virtue of the legacy of the late Usman Dan Fodio. While the stool of the Ooni Covers the entire western Nigeria.This a testament to the fact that the yorubas are known to have derived their source and origin frm Ife. He(the Ooni) represents a unifying figure of the Yoruba race.

@Ovokoo Pls it is not a must you do a post on Nairaland page. You can expend your time,energy and reasoning faculty(if present) on something better that appeals to common sense.

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NYSC / Re: Rivers State Corpers' Pain: A Plea to Gov. Nyesom Wike to Fulfil Allawee Promise by opefid(m): 9:20pm On Sep 14, 2016
theadvocatus:
I served in Rivers state Batch C 2014 and I can tell you that even if my enemy is posted there, I'll tell him/her to redeploy instantly...

despite working at the ministry of Justice, not even a sachet of water was spared for the tedious works dropped on your desk and all the court appearances except the solace of "you're gaining experience".


memories I really detest to recant...

I remember running around meeting Permanent Secretary, SSG, Deputy Governor so that something can at least fall for us Corp members... All the empty promises, I stopped waiting for the alert.

if not for the fact that last alawee was two month's combined, maybe I would av trekked back to Lagos... And yet the indigenes will still obtain and swindle u...


sad memories really

Chai!
Same situation we are facing at the moment. The State Ministry of Justice no dey try at all. No accomodation, no allowance; despite the high cost of living in Port-Harcourt. But Oga Wike must pay this time around.

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