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Felixitie:
Name not found from the random list with me. You can also find a way to check it yourself.

OK thanks

Felixitie:
Yes.

Political science

Felixitie:
For which course? The list I have isn't really clear under education officer

Is it my course of study?

Felixitie:
Whicxh department? Scientific officer or what?

Education officer

Please help check mine Balogun Seyi Ilyas csc/pse2018/4903

4+4=next level
Sai baba !
Sai buhari!

BeRightBack:
This man is not Buhari. He is a foreigner. The real
Buhari came into office on May 29th 2015. The
impostor came in 19th.

See how contradictory your post is. Smh

The fear of Sai baba has made the looter gangs to start their campaign with ogogoro promises.
My people lets move to the next level abeg
Forward ever, backwards never

PMB till 2023

25th May, 2018

The Muslim Congress (TMC)


Press Release

We condemn CAN's advice to FG and other countries to relocate their embassies to Jerusalem

 
The Muslim Congress condemns in the strongest terms the advice of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) to the Federal Government of Nigeria to relocate Nigeria's embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem as done by the United States of America - a move that has attracted global condemnation from countries with conscience and integrity.


The ill-informed advice is akin to asking the Federal Government to relocate its capital from Abuja to the disputed Bakassi region between Nigeria and Cameroon. 

 
It is obvious that CAN, as presently constituted, does not like Muslims and the development of Islam locally and internationally. This unfortunate comment is shameful and inimical to global and local cooperation and solidarity.


Instead of this misguided religious organisation to address the lingering allegation of the N40 million “transport money” collected by its leaders from President Buhari during their visit to him,  the group diverted attention by issuing an unsolicited advice to the Federal Government.  

 
We have said severally in our timely press releases that the present CAN is a political association with selfish interests. It does not represent the best interests of peace loving Christians in Nigeria. 

 
Ignorantly and shamelessly, the group asserted that the declaration made by President Donald Trump on December 6, 2017 was a fulfilment of a Biblical prophecy. On what basis did CAN make this assertion? Is Trump a Crusader or another King David? 

 
Worse still, CAN stated that “It is our prayers that other countries including Nigeria will relocate their embassies from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem”, thereby taking a position different from the position of Nigeria. Is this patriotism? 

 
While many freedom-loving people and countries are angry and upset that Palestinians are being killed on their land and denied human dignity, the leadership of CAN was unfortunately affirming that “We are happy that countries such as the United States of America, Guatemala, Honduras, Romania and Paraguay have relocated their embassies from Tel Aviv.’’  Who elected these hate mongers and uninformed theologians who lack empathy, solidarity and conscience to run the affairs of Christians in Nigeria? Can't they emulate their counterparts in South Africa, the Vatican, Britain and other upright nations?


Finally, TMC counsels the Federal Government to maintain its rational and thoughtful posture on the Israeli - Palestinian conflict. President Buhari and the foreign policy leaders of government should disregard the misguided barking of CAN. The issues of concern are the Christian and Muslim Palestinians who are being killed by Zionist Israel. Must these inhuman atrocities be allowed to continue because America is involved? We should remember that Rome, Greece and many other civilisations in the world collapsed on the crucibles of injustice and impunity.

 

Long live Palestine!  Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria!

 Signed
Imam Luqman AbdurRaheem, PhD, MNIM, FIFP
Amir, TMC

madgoat:
You dont need it. Just go there with the originals of your credentials.

THANKS

madgoat:
Medical, dental, optometry, physiotherapy did last week. I think all other cadres are from 18th May. Just keep ur ears to the ground so that u dont miss the interview.

sorry please, i also got an invitation for the extended interview slated for 17th May 2018, do i need to go get a medical fitness certificate before that day or i don't need it as an education officer applicant?

The issue of herdsmen killing in benue is another evil ways by CAN and it's political associates to malign Islam and also a means to get themselves back to power.
As we all knw, those free money are no more flowing the way it flows before. Nigerians should plead to CAN to stop sponsoring the killings benue.
We still remember those behind maitatsine saga in Kano just to malign Islam

ONE BY ONE, THE EVIL ONES ARE BEING CAUGHT

This assertion shows that bakare is not a righteous man but a selfish fellow who don't deserve to be called pastor but notice me polithiefian

i see no sense in you calling an old man enough to be your father fool, this is a sign of bad upbringing from the part of your parent

yomi96:
They are more Muslims than he can ever be this fool sits in Lagos and says rubbish, he should go to borno and tell them they are not Muslims.
the Quran says and I quote

9:29 - Fight those who believe not in Allah nor the Last Day, nor hold that forbidden which hath been forbidden by Allah and His Messenger, nor acknowledge the religion of Truth, (even if they are) of the People of the Book, until they pay the Jizya with willing submission, and feel themselves subdued.


4:89 - They but wish that ye should reject Faith, as they do, and thus be on the same footing (as they): But take not friends from their ranks until they flee in the way of Allah (From what is forbidden). But if they turn renegades, seize them and slay them wherever ye find them; and (in any case) take no friends or helpers from their ranks.

lalasticlala front page abeg make people hear this man again

Mynd44:
Can you attend Convenant university and say you want to wear hijab cos it is your religion and right?

Can you wear an hijab to ICAN induction?

Can you send your child to a private secondary school and insist that your child will wear hijab even after you know that the school uniform does not allow hijab?

CONVENANT UNIVERSITY IS A PRIVATE UNIVERSITY, I'M TALKING ABOUT GOVERNMENT'S OWN INSTITUTION. PLEASE DON'T MIX IT UP

Mynd44:
Please this is not about hate but about one person and her fight against he Law school

IS THE LAW SCHOOL ABOVE NIGERIAN CONSTITUTION?

WHY IS IT THAT WHENEVER THE MUSLIMS ARE FIGHTING FOR THEIR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS THAT IS BEING INFRINGE UPON BY ANY INSTITUTION, SOME PEOPLE WILL JUST LIKE TO OPPOSE/CRITICIZE IT, WHEN THEY DON'T EVEN HAVE THE LOCUS STANDI IN THE STRUGGLE. SMH

lets reflects on the part “God forbids, if Mr. President had died, many states would have declared many days of mourning. But Kogi only declared one day to thank God for saving our President’s life.

greenthings:
How old was ur wife when you married her?

Sorry please, how old are you? because i will want you to meet either of your parent or both of them to tell you the history of your ailments, may be with that, you will be able to overcome your problems

baba adinni title should not be for a thief, unguided one but for a righteous one that understand and follows the teachings of deen.
may almighty Allah Guide and lead them to the right path

Igboesika:
Religion of p......

enemy of God in disguise

042 is the correct key going by the hint

The rich CV of Magu that give National Assembly sleepless night:

THE MAN: #IBRAHIM #MUSTAFA #MAGU. THEY FEAR HIM MORE THAN THEIR DEATH.

Ibrahim Mustafa Magu, Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, was on Wednesday, March 15, 2017, screened by the Senate for the position of the Executive Chairman, EFCC.
Magu, a Deputy Commissioner of Police is an indigene of Borno State. He attended the Ahmadu Bello University, ABU, Zaria, where he obtained a degree in Accountancy and a Masters Degree in Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice. He also holds a Post Graduate Certificate in World Corruption Studies from the University of Hong Kong.
A certified accountant, trained as financial crimes investigator with a background in forensic accounting, Magu has been exposed to training from the United State Federal Bureau of Investigation, FBI, and the London Metropolitan Police institute.
He is one of the founding staff of the EFCC who served as Head of the Commission’s Economic Governance Unit, EGU, during the tenure of Nuhu Ribadu. In that position, he led many high profile investigations against former governors including James Ibori of Delta State.
The EFCC Boss is a member of the investigative committee convened by National Security Adviser (NSA), Babagana Monguno on the orders of President Muhammadu Buhari to probe the procurement of arms in the Armed Forces from 2007 till date.
No doubt, Magu is a professional by all standards, a courageous investigator and strongly views corruption as a crime against humanity. He said his mission in the EFCC is to ginger up the anti-corruption campaign. His words: “there is the need to make sure that whatever is gotten for common use did not end up in private pockets,” he has said repeatedly. “I am ready and willing to work with everybody without any primordial concerns, I will discharge my duties as the Chairman, EFCC, guided by the fear of God, the overriding interest of Nigeria and the rule of law”, he promised.
The acting Chairman who was appointed by President Muhammadu Buhari in acting capacity on November 9, 2015, has recorded unprecedented achievements in the history of the Commission. Amongst the over 200 convictions he recorded in a period of about one year is the convictions of the final forfeiture of N34 Billion which was traced to the former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Deziani Allison Maduekwe; Interim forfeiture order of the sum of $9.8 Million Dollars and 74, 000 Pounds Recovered From Ex-NNPC GMD, Andrew Yakubu, following a raid in one of his houses in a slum in Kaduna.
Others are the sentencing of former governor of Adamawa State, Bala Ngilari to five years in jail for procurement fraud; sentencing of former Director General of NIMASA, Temisan Omatseye to five years in prison for fraud and sentencing of former Local Government Chairman in Kogi State, Gabriel Daudu to five years in jail for money laundering; recovery of 17 vehicles from Ex- Comptroller-General of Customs, Abdullahi Dikko Inde; uncovering of Diezani's $37.5million Mansion and the securing of Interim Forfeiture Order of N50 million on Former Enugu CJ'S Bank Accounts, the list is unending.
Only yesterday, operatives of the Commission, Kaduna zonal office, intercepted a sum of N49million in five large black 150kg coloured sacks following a tip off.

Judge for yourself why he is a nightmares to the National Assembly senothieves...(BALA UMAR)

cleatoris:
Intolerance and insensitivity. All embodied in one man.

Only Islam can entertain such despicable creature and his case.

pls i'll advise you not to always rush to comment on any marital case especially if the story is one sided like this one. there is a princile called 'principle of fair hearing' in law. so lets ALWAYS APPLY IT

THE CUSTOM UNIFORM SAGA BY THE NIGERIAN SENATE. .

I wish to refer all those who have been commenting on the Custom Uniform debate to take time out to read Sections 1-4 of the Nigerian Customs Service Board Act which creates the Nigerian Customs Service Board and the constitution thereof as well as the Customs and Excise Management Act to appreciate the time wasting exercise of the Senate that has unfortunately distracted itself from the main substance of the issue which is the retroactive policy on payment of duties on vehicles and has concentrated on a time wasting , pedestrian and non issue of wearing uniforms by the CG.

I am still waiting for anyone including the Senate to refer us to any general policy guidelines made by the Nigerian Customs Service Board that prescribes that the CG must wear uniforms.

In fact by the provisions of Section 2 of the Act, anybody can be appointed as CG including a person seconded from any arm of the Civil Service . It doesn't have to be a career officer.

And do our Senators and all know that the duties of the Board under the Customs and Excise Act are in two parts?

Do they know what the Excise duties entail?

Do they know that border and port control and duties assessment and collection are only an integral part of the functions of the service?

Do they know that it also has inspectorate responsibilities over factories and industrial complexes?

Do they know it has powers over some elements of aviation with powers to even impound ships and aircrafts?

Do they know that it also must grant licences for the production of spirits and beers?

Do they know that No brewery or distillery can manufacture beer or spirits in Nigeria without licence from the Board of Customs?

Are they aware that It also has powers to make regulations regulating the manufacture of Tobacco .?

And above all, about half of its work force doesn't even wear uniforms especially those on Excise duties.

The CG is therefore not an enforcement officer alone, but also a regulator and licencing body.

He is not obliged by law to wear uniform.

Please let us support our assertions with the law setting up the Customs and Excise and its functions.

Which law prescribes that anybody in the Customs should wear uniforms. As Comptroller General, he is the Vice Chairman of the Board and Finance Minister is the Chairman. Would she also wear uniform?

He is not obliged to wear uniform because his schedule of duties does not require him to so do. Neither can he be compelled to do so.

The Senate is misdirected in this case. Instead of facing the real issue of the retroactive directive on duty payment for imported cars, they are here busy chasing inanities and leaving the substance.

They will come out bruised.

Dr Olu Agunloye was Corp Marshal of FRSC, he didn't wear uniform to work. Roli Bode George as DG of NDLEA and her Executive Chairman don't wear uniform to work. She adorned it only occasionally out of choice and not because she was compelled or obliged to so do and for ceremonials.

Lanre Ipinmisho was DG of NDLEA and didn't wear uniform.

Retired AIG Oyakhilome was DG of NDLEA and he never wear their uniform.

General Bamaiyi was Chairman of NDLEA, he didn't wear their uniform either. Neither did AIG Fulani Kwajafa.
The current DG too doesn't wear any uniform.
The pioneer Director of Customs, Mr Diyan and his predecessor didn't wear uniform too.
It was Dr Bello who was a Veterinary Surgeon before his appointment as DG who first wore the uniform . He was never in the Customs before his appointment.

They were all political appointees to the offices.

So why the hullabaloo about a non issue as pedestrian by the Senate.

The Senate promulgated the laws under which he operates, why is it so difficult for them to invoke their own law setting up the Customs to deal with the issue rather than all the playing to the gallery as we have so far seen.

I have not heard any of the throats bursting senators make any reference to any law or guidelines that the DG of Customs has flouted by his refusal to wear uniform

I believe that is not too much for them to refer themselves and the citizens to the relevant laws or regulations. They should invoke the law rather than distracting the Customs from doing its work.
Enough of the comedy.

ManTiger:
Look at you, you cant even spell pastor oritsaJETfor correctly.

bros pls be sure of yourself before correcting others 'Oritsejafor'

Smallville10:
Mumu... Buhari dey feed u?

how does it affect you, calling an old man that does not even know if you exist or not "mumu", this shows you lack home training

fortunechy:
chai!!!see hw una presido look like bonga fish

show us your father's recent picture

amebo101:
Donald Trump has ordered a four-month ban on all refugees entering the US.

The President also singled out refugees from Syria as barred from entering the country indefinitely, or until he himself decides they are allowed in.No visas will be issued to immigrants from seven mainly-Muslim nations including Syria, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen for 90 days.

"I'm establishing new vetting measures to keep radical Islamic terrorists out of the United States of America. Don't want them here," Trump said earlier on Friday at the Pentagon.
"We only want to admit those into our country who will support our country and love deeply our people," he said.

There were reports of Syrian families who have spent up to two years being vetted for a visa left stranded at the airport having sold all their possessions.

See the photos from the protest below

https://www.abc.net.au/news/image/8221054-3x2-700x467.jpg

https://www.abc.net.au/news/image/8221096-3x2-700x467.jpg

https://www.abc.net.au/news/image/8221136-3x2-700x467.jpg

https://www.abc.net.au/news/image/8221284-3x2-700x467.jpg

https://www.abc.net.au/news/image/8221300-3x2-700x467.jpg

https://www.abc.net.au/news/image/8221082-3x2-700x467.jpg

Source: http://www.latestamebonaija.com/2017/01/protest-across-us-airportsas-trump-bans.html

EXCELLENT. Trump just got his first lesson on separation of powers. Federal court halts Trump's #MuslimBan.

"The federal court for the Eastern District of New York issued an emergency stay halting President Donald Trump’s executive order banning entry to the US from seven majority-Muslim countries tonight, following widespread protests at airports around the country.

The court ruled on a habeas corpus petition filed by the ACLU on behalf of Hameed Khalid Darweesh and Sameer Abdulkhaleq Alshawi, who were denied entry to the US upon landing at JFK airport in New York City and detained indefinitely by Customs and Border Patrol. Darweesh spent a decade working for the United States military in Iraq as an interpreter and engineer and had been granted an entry visa after background checks; Alshawi had been granted a visa in order to join his wife and son who are already permanent residents of the US after their similar service with the US military."

http://www.theverge.com/…/federal-court-halts-trumps-immigr…

nlsmd:
But aren't these part of his campaign promises and Trump is just fulfilling his campaign promises.

Pls why aren't these Refugees going to Saudi Arabia and other super rich Muslim country?

Mosques in America
Year 2000: 1,209
Year 2016: 3,186

Churches in Saudi Arabia
Year 2000: 0
Year 2016: 0

You can't enter the UAE if you have an Israeli Passport or were born in Israel, and we didn't sew #JewBan protest, point is, Nations decide their OWN immigration policies.

Godwin Amadi wrote

THIS IS THE “CHANGE” WE VOTED FOR!

Some people glamourize regret as if regret is a virtue or an endowment. All some posers need to do to remain relevant on social media is to say they regret voting Buhari. Others less imaginative ask, “Is this the change we voted for?” Whenever I hear these, I am reminded that loyalty is a high-price commodity.

What are you regretting? IF you really voted “Change”, what did you have in mind? Instead of reveling in your ignorance, should you not be ashamed that you lacked the basic understanding of what you espoused? At your age and with your level of education you still dance to every beat? Shame!

This is the “Change” I campaigned and voted for. From inception, I know real, lasting change comes at a high cost and discomfort. Have you ever attempted to change your life, weight, values or complexion? Did it come cheap or easy? Why do many people fail to live up to their New Year resolutions? Genuine change at any level is tough and cruel at first. Nigeria will not be an exception.

What happens when corporate organizations decide to change processes and procedures in the workplace? It is usually resisted because most people prefer the status quo. Corporate changes like mergers, acquisitions and reconstructions create imbalance and uncertainties in the concerned entities. I know a man whose workforce reduced by 75% when he restructured (or effected change in) his company. Today, the same man is shouting his voice hoarse that Buhari’s change is draconian and insensitive. Hypocrite!

How do we become self-sufficient in food production? The answer is simple: make heavy investments in agriculture and ban importation of foods that deplete our foreign reserve. Take rice for instance. As long as there are no restrictions on the importation of rice, local farmers will not grow rice and our exotic taste buds will not be retrained. If I were Buhari, I would put a total ban on the importation of rice.

Take cars, fabrics and wines (and spirits) for another instance. Something drastic needed to be done about our appetite for cars, clothes and wines. The cumulative costs of importing this trio into Nigeria consumed a substantial share of our foreign reserve. Buhari says NO. He argues that if you must use these imports, then be ready to pay a premium price for them. This is simple logic and economics. This is especially so since global oil price has dwindled and tempers are high in the Niger Delta.

Goods are more expensive in Nigeria today because Buhari insists that most of the products we import can and should be produced locally. By so doing, he has flung open unending investment and job opportunities for Nigerians especially. While reserving limited foreign exchange for some critical sectors of the economy, Buhari is urging them to make hay while the sun shines. Buhari is CHANGING the way we live, and the pains we now experience are his instruments of CHANGE. You can only take it, but you can’t reject it.

Why is Buhari putting these strategic restrictions on our consumption patterns? If you are PDP or a hater, these restrictions are to punish Nigerians. But to the dispassionate observer, Buhari’s stance is the most effective route to Nigeria’s escape from economic doldrums festered by inordinate importation of all and every product. Some countries in Asia, Africa and North America have provided infallible precedents to what Buhari has set out to do.

What has happened so far? Buhari is in a mad hurry to fix the refineries. About 6 states are now producing rice in commercial quantities. Cross River state has almost completed what is arguably the largest textile mill in Africa. Buhari is challenging Nigerians to introspect and unleash their creative geniuses. Unfortunately, politics is providing a distracting counter-intuition to these breath-taking developments.

Where will Nigeria be in 10 years if we continue (or forced to continue) to look inwards? Imagine what will happen if we continue to produce a larger chunk of what we eat, wear and drink. Imagine when Aba, Sokoto, Nnewi, Kano, Ondo, Osun, Benue and Nasarawa turn natural endowments into skills. Imagine when our universities and polytechnics wake up. Imagine when our industries and blue-chip companies begin to produce. Only a bold step like Buhari’s CHANGE will give form to these imaginations.

If you did not understand Buhari’s change, it is not Buhari’s fault. Regretting voting Buhari says so much about your character. Asking “Is this the change we voted for?” is the clearest indication that you must never be taken seriously again. You are a plastic supporter, and we will not need you in 2019