naijainstinct:
A 1% from the federation account was approved for NASENI by President Buhari who is the Chairman of the board of NASENI. That agency is one of the apple of Buhari's eye. Earlier this month, about 24bn was approved to them for an irrigation project.That is some ministry's annual budget for recurrent expenditure. Already, NASENI has pulled out of IPPIS and about to implement their own salary structure. This will definitely result in a salary increment different from what they currently earn via CONRAISS.
It's a great place for Engineers and I believe their new structure should come with extra incentives for staff. The agency is being encouraged to raise the bar in terms of technological innovations and scientific breakthroughs in Nigeria. If you have gotten an appointment, congratulations. There is a 60% chance you will not be in the HQ at Idu.

Presidency directs FIRS to remit statutory cash allocations to NASENI
NASENI was founded to stimulate linkages between science and technology, academics and the industrial sector on the one hand and the country’s economic and industrial transformation on the other.

In order to enable the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) to fulfil its mandate, the Presidency has directed the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) to remit statutory deductions meant for the agency.

The NASENI Establishment Act 2004 mandates FIRS to remit to it a quarter per cent of the levy on turnover of firms earning over N100million and above.

NASENI is also expected to be given one per cent(1%) of the Federation Account in the first instance and two per cent(2%) later.

But none of the former administrations in the country has ever fully implemented the law establishing NASENI, especially that related to funding.

But in January, President Muhammadu Buhari decided to ensure total compliance with the NASENI Act.

Mr Buhari also approved the placement of NASENI directly under the supervision of the Presidency instead of the Ministry of Science and Technology.

According to a letter from the Presidency, signed by the Chief of Staff, Ibrahim Gambari, the FIRS has been directed to remit the deducted levy on turnover as approved by Mr Buhari.

The letter said: “I write to inform you that on 24th January 2021, Mr President approved the prayers of the Executive Vice Chairman (EVC) of the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) on the funding of NASENI activities.


“In accordance with the NASENI Establishment Act, one of the prayers of the EVC relates to the funding of the agency via a levy on income or turnover of commercial companies and firms with a turnover of N4million (later increased to N100million) by the NASENI Governing Board) at the rate of a quarter per cent( 1/4 %) of turnover.

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“Accordingly, you are kindly requested to act on the implementation of this provision of the NASENI Act as soon as possible.”

A brief obtained by this newspaper highlighted how the decision to implement the NASENI Act was taken by the President.

The document said in part: “The President is the chairman of the Governing Board of NASENI. But the Executive Vice Chairman/CEO of NASENI, Prof. Mohammed Sani Haruna in his memo to the Governing Board on December 30, 2020, requested for the implementations of the statutory funding of the agency as provided for in the NASENI Act to finance its projects and activities.

“While reflecting on the state of Nigeria’s response so far on the COVID-19 pandemic during a virtual meeting at the Presidential Villa on January 26th, 2021, the President observed that Nigeria’s continued reliance on solutions from other countries was a revelation of the research and development gap in the nation.

“He, in addition, therefore directed NASENI to scale up its responses to the pandemic in order to find appropriate solutions to prevent the further spread and treatment of the virus.

“Sitting as the Chair of the Board, the President stressed that for NASENI to succeed, it must be empowered through adequate provision of financial, human and material resources and allowed to exercise independence to forge partnerships.


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“He said by its mandate, “NASENI is strategically poised to develop local capacity in machine building and fabrication, which is critical to Nigeria’s industrial development. However, in order for it to realize its full potential, NASENI must be empowered through the provision of adequate financial, human and material resources and be given the autonomy and independence to forge international partnerships to acquire the relevant technologies for social, economic and industrial advancement of the country.

“In this regard, I have directed the minister of finance budget and national planning and Federal Inland Revenue Services to commence remittances of funds approved by law to the agency.”

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NASENI was founded as a mechanism to stimulate linkages between science and technology, academics and the industrial sector on the one hand and the country’s economic and industrial transformation on the other.

The agency was established by the National Assembly Establishment ACT, 2004 CAP N3 Laws of the Federation (formerly Decree 1992 Decree of ex-President Ibrahim Babangida’s Military regime)

(2) The funding mechanism for the Agency is stipulated under Financial Provisions; PART VI, Section 20 of the ACT. It states thus:

(1) The Agency shall establish a fund from which shall be defrayed all expenditure incurred by the Agency for the purpose of this ACT.

(2) There shall be paid and credited to the fund:

(a) 1 per cent of the Federation Account in the first instance, to be increased to 2 per cent by the year 2000.

(b) Levy on income or turn-over of commercial companies and firms with a turnover of N4 million and above, which shall be-

(i) At the rate of a quarter per cent in the first instance:

(ii) Collected by the Federal Board of Inland Revenue or by any other suitable means as may be specified by the Agency; and

(iii) Credited to the account of the Agency.

(c) Contributions from the organized private sector;

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(d) Foreign aid and instance from bilateral and multilateral agencies;

(e) Fees charged for services rendered by the Agency;

(f) All sums accruing to the agency by way of gifts, endowments, bequest or other voluntary contributions by persons and organizations.

The agency is expected to spend the fund that will accrue from the new arrangement on the following:

Establishment of First Made-In- Nigeria Transformer Plant and High Voltage Testing Laboratory to be located in Okene. Kogi State.
First Made-In-Nigeria Plant for the manufacturing of Silica which is the major materials needed for local manufacturing of solar panels to resolve alternative/Renewable Energy supply for the nation.
Completion of manufacturing work on Firs Made-In- Nigeria Helicopter which already had been approved by President Muhammadu Buhari.
Funding of the plant for First Made-In-Nigeria Smart Prepaid Energy Meter (SPEM), which is already patented, before transferring them to private sector entrepreneurs as stipulated by its mandate.
Establishment of Zonal (Six geo-political Zones) Agricultural Machinery & Equipment Development Institutes which had already been approved by President Muhammadu Buhari
Completion of work on First Made-in-Nigeria E-Voting solutions designed and produced by Nigerian Engineers in NASENI.
Completion of work on Reverse Engineering process of 5 Kilowatt small Hydro Kinetic Turbine. This project is to facilitate energy supply to Nigeria rural areas as alternative to National Grid. etc.
President Buhari also ordered that NASENI be placed under the direct supervision of the Presidency instead of the Federal Ministry of Science and Technology.

A briefing document on this development said, “The President also observed that the enabling law of the agency was promulgated to an Act in 2004, adding that Section 2, Subsection 1 and 3 of NASENI Act provides for a governing board of the agency under the chairmanship of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“According to the President, “It is important for NASENI board to note that agencies of government with similar mandate as NASENI in many countries are under the supervision of their respective heads of states and government. This administration has a premium and importance attached to homegrown technology, science and engineering infrastructure towards the social economic and technological development of the country.”

When contacted Sunday night on when the FIRS would commence the remitting of the statutory allocation to NASENI, the spokesperson for the FIRS, Abdullahi Ahmed, asked for time to revert to our reporter. He was yet to do so as of Monday morning when this report was published.

Please, anyone who has information about NTI recruitment should share it with me, please.

please check your email.

naijainstinct:
Sure!

please check your email

All the best

Please does anyone have information when Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation NAIC will be recruiting?

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Some people here have the money to buy slot but they are afraid of being duped.

Some have once been duped before, they are now afraid of trying again.

Some have been able to secure jobs freely here through some good Samaritan. The door is ever open.

Some have succeeded in buying jobs here too.

Some have been connected to their Messiah here too

Some will still get more chances. However, I want to join the 3rd category.

Good morning, mates.

Obaman12:
Hello Bosses in house! Good morning all!

My name is Goodnews from Akwa Ibom State, I'm a graduate of Electrical/Electronics Technology Education [with also an M.Tech in-view]. Since 2016 I graduated, I've been on this job hunting street without really finding anything productive for myself.

Life has not really been easy especially for one that comes from a family with no support system anywhere. By that I mean, there was absolute no one I would say I want to fall back to for job after graduation. So I had to go out and hustle for my survival.

As the first in a family of five, I won't lie, my parents have given their all to push me this far in life. Me on the other hand, I have given my best to be relevant in life by always fighting to do things that will better my life and bring joy to my mother. I've done several jobs, ranging from teaching, home lessons, bank relieve jobs etc, you name it

It was out of the growing frustration I faced and plus the fact that I wasn't really adding to myself that made me decide to return back to school for my masters in 2020. I never knew this whole thing would turnout to be like this. Two good years now wasted on top Covid 19 and ASUU strikes. I am depressed my brothers, I am 30years already with nothing to show for it. My mates have all gone far ahead of me, [Dem no dey send me again]. My mom and siblings are really suffering . This is not how I envisioned my life to be.

So house pls, I seriously need help in getting a job, I don't have anyone to fall to. I don't mind working for a year to pay whoever will slot into any of these government agencies or parastatals.

Pls anyone that feel like helping out should reach me via the mail below: goodmanobad@gmal.com

Mehn, I can really relate to this, although I graduated last year, I'm from Akwa Ibom too, and getting a job has really been a challenge, I've done additional courses and applied to several jobs, more than I can count, still nothing yet. It gets really frustrating and depressing sometimes, struggling to feed, caring for self and aging parents with a lot of other responsibilities to shoulder, but we'll keep trying. Please if anyone has any link in any establishment regardless of the salary range, I'd be more than willing and grateful to accept. Thank you

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naijainstinct:
Sure!

Please check your email Boss

Any sure available slots... I am interested and ready to pay 09033322448 is the digit

Any sure available slots... I am interested and ready to pay 09033322448 is the digit
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Top 20 Paying FG Agencies
1. NLNG
2. NIMASA
3. NCC
4. DPR
5. PPRA
6. Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria
7.SEC = Securities and Exchange Commission
8. Bank of Industry
9. NERC
10. Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company
11. NNPC
12. FIRS
13. CBN
14. PTDF
15. Nigerian Ports Authority
16. NDPHC
17. Abuja GIS
18. Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority
19. National Pension Commission
20. PEF
Note: Grading based only on salaries of fresh (Bsc) graduates

I pray God remember us

dinerodollars:









Are you saying the headquarters is better to work is their anything they get there?

I never said anything like that please.

naijainstinct:
I never said anything like that please.

do you by chance have the evc number?

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1. NLNG
2. NIMASA
3. NCC
4. DPR
5. PPRA
6. Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria
7.SEC = Securities and Exchange Commission
8. Bank of Industry
9. NERC
10. Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company
11. NNPC
12. FIRS
13. CBN
14. PTDF
15. Nigerian Ports Authority
16. NDPHC
17. Abuja GIS
18. Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority
19. National Pension Commission
20. PEF
Note: Grading based only on salaries of fresh (Bsc) graduates

I pray God remember us

Those with confirmed figures/salaries of the above agencies should copy n attached plz

Please make proper findings before making your list of top 20 so that people are led right. Some agencies which are better than some on ur list aren't mentioned e.g from enquiries NDIC is better than CBN, BOI, FIRS etc also there is nothing like PPPRA, DPR and PEF anymore, they have new names

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1. NLNG
2. NIMASA
3. NCC
4. DPR
5. PPRA
6. Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria
7.SEC = Securities and Exchange Commission
8. Bank of Industry
9. NERC
10. Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company
11. NNPC
12. FIRS
13. CBN
14. PTDF
15. Nigerian Ports Authority
16. NDPHC
17. Abuja GIS
18. Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority
19. National Pension Commission
20. PEF
Note: Grading based only on salaries of fresh (Bsc) graduates

I pray God remember us

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Top 20 Paying FG Agencies
1. NLNG
2. NIMASA
3. NCC
4. DPR
5. PPRA
6. Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria
7.SEC = Securities and Exchange Commission
8. Bank of Industry
9. NERC
10. Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company
11. NNPC
12. FIRS
13. CBN
14. PTDF
15. Nigerian Ports Authority
16. NDPHC
17. Abuja GIS
18. Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority
19. National Pension Commission
20. PEF
Note: Grading based only on salaries of fresh (Bsc) graduates

I pray God remember us

Ameen

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1. NLNG
2. NIMASA
3. NCC
4. DPR
5. PPRA
6. Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria
7.SEC = Securities and Exchange Commission
8. Bank of Industry
9. NERC
10. Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company
11. NNPC
12. FIRS
13. CBN
14. PTDF
15. Nigerian Ports Authority
16. NDPHC
17. Abuja GIS
18. Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority
19. National Pension Commission
20. PEF
Note: Grading based only on salaries of fresh (Bsc) graduates

I pray God remember us

NNRA should also be included

Obaman12:


You should have applied for their adhoc staff then. You're well equipped to handle the tasks. Heard they'll be recruiting before the year runs out. Heard Prof Ushishi, the new head of NECO has been really improved their pay & working conditions. I.T students now getting close to 150k

with IT students now getting 150k, do u know d current pay for entry level permanent staff?

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1. NLNG
2. NIMASA
3. NCC
4. DPR
5. PPRA
6. Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria
7.SEC = Securities and Exchange Commission
8. Bank of Industry
9. NERC
10. Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company
11. NNPC
12. FIRS
13. CBN
14. PTDF
15. Nigerian Ports Authority
16. NDPHC
17. Abuja GIS
18. Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority
19. National Pension Commission
20. PEF
Note: Grading based only on salaries of fresh (Bsc) graduates

I pray God remember us

NDIC ??

naijainstinct:
Honestly, I have no idea.

Good day boss.. pls any update on nasrda from yur end.. thanks

I've gotten Job
Alhamdulillah

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Top 20 Paying FG Agencies
1. NLNG
2. NIMASA
3. NCC
4. DPR
5. PPRA
6. Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria
7.SEC = Securities and Exchange Commission
8. Bank of Industry
9. NERC
10. Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company
11. NNPC
12. FIRS
13. CBN
14. PTDF
15. Nigerian Ports Authority
16. NDPHC
17. Abuja GIS
18. Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority
19. National Pension Commission
20. PEF
Note: Grading based only on salaries of fresh (Bsc) graduates

I pray God remember us

no NIA, NFIU, NIRSAL, NDIC, FEĎERAL MORTGAGE

Oladapo3971:
I've gotten Job
Alhamdulillah

congratulations Masha Allah.

Oladapo3971:
I've gotten Job
Alhamdulillah

Congrats bro, barakallahu feeh.

Oladapo3971:
I've gotten Job
Alhamdulillah

Congratulations..

Be happy for others, GOD will do your own also..

At my boy got the job, congratulations more winning

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Top 20 Paying FG Agencies
1. NLNG
2. NIMASA
3. NCC
4. DPR
5. PPRA
6. Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria
7.SEC = Securities and Exchange Commission
8. Bank of Industry
9. NERC
10. Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company
11. NNPC
12. FIRS
13. CBN
14. PTDF
15. Nigerian Ports Authority
16. NDPHC
17. Abuja GIS
18. Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority
19. National Pension Commission
20. PEF
Note: Grading based only on salaries of fresh (Bsc) graduates

I pray God remember us

Don’t mislead people with this post please, everyone should kindly disregard this putting together of offices he knows in Nigeria.