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KiowariHeadboi:
Yes, APLs already distributed, candidates are awaiting documentation as we speak.

at kiowariheadboi drop your email

ilovenigeriaW:
Complement of the seasons to you all respected Gentlemen. Please when will NUPRC issue appointment letters?

cc: @Xtruzz, @Realinfo2021, @ZARAMITE and all the monikers who are conversant with the trend.

Thank you all.

If by God grace you are on the list just relax your mind and remain prayerful. Just do like say you kill soja wife, nothing go happen.The final list has gone and come back. Anytime as I communicated with you. Success.

Gensanusi:
EXCLUSIVE: Fear Of Sacking Hits NDLEA, Code Of Conduct Bureau, Others As President Tinubu Moves To ‘Overhaul’ Agencies

Chief executives of some Nigerian government agencies including the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Nigerian Correctional Service (NCS), Code of Conduct Bureau, Public Complaints Commission, National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), and the Legal Aid Council are reportedly anxious over moves by President Bola Tinubu’s administration to overhaul the agencies.



This is part of plans for the justice sector reform, multiple sources told SaharaReporters.




It was gathered that some of them would be sacked while others would be retained or moved to other agencies.



The wave of reforms may be also extended to the Supreme Court, Courts of Appeal and High Courts.

SaharaReporters learnt that the reforms may take effect after the National Summit on Justice to be held later in the month.

The Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi (SAN) last Thursday in Abuja said President Tinubu would on April 24, 2024, declare Nigeria’s justice sector reform summit open.



According to him, the reforms were in line with the agenda of Tinubu to protect the rights of the citizens, allow access to justice and ensure speedy dispensation of justice.



Most of the heads of the agencies who suspect that they would be affected are reportedly apprehensive over the planned overhaul.

The country’s justice system is currently fraught with delays in the adjudication of cases.

Many criminal cases involving politically exposed persons like former governors and ministers linger in courts for upward of five to 10 years before they are disposed of.



Multiple sources told SaharaReporters that the government has been uncomfortable with the NDLEA, PCC, NHRC and the correctional service, which underewent reforms under the administrations of the late President Umaru Yar'Adua and ex-President Goodluck Jonathan.



One of the sources specifically identified NDLEA as one of the main agencies to be affected because it is a “strategic agency.”



“Apart from the low rate of prosecution of suspects, there was rumpus recently in the NDLEA on alleged lopsidedness in the promotion of workers, and irregularities in rank assignments and regularisation.



“There was also tension on the purported reappointment of the secretary of the NDLEA, Shadrak Usman Haruna, for a second term in office,” one of the sources said.





“Despite the rating of the performance of the NDLEA Chairman, Gen. Buba Marwa above average by stakeholders and international partners, the Tinubu administration discovered that the former Military Administrator of Lagos State appears a lone ranger.



"NDLEA bureaucracy is stinking for a meaningful war against drugs," the source in the presidency said.



But according to findings, Marwa might be given an ambassadorial appointment given his track record as a defence attache.



The likelihood of the restructuring of NDLEA has reportedly made Marwa to begin moves to save his job.



"Marwa is also battling to stay on the job, at least to complete his tenure," one of the sources said.

“Given his devotion to the Rule of Law, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is interested in Justice Sector Reform. He was a pacesetter in Lagos, he will also reform the sector at the national level.



"The overall objective is to enhance the Rule of Law, uphold the sanctity of fundamental human rights, ensure equal access to justice and speedy dispensation of cases.



"Issues in the sector are around the judiciary, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCS), the Code of Conduct Bureau, the Public Complaints Commission, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), and the Legal Aid Council among others.



"In fact, the low prosecution of drug suspects by NDLEA is worrisome to the government. In the 29 months of Marwa's tenure, NDLEA arrested 31, 675 drug offenders out of which 5,147 were prosecuted and convicted.



"The drug trafficking bust is increasing compared to the low number of prosecutions and convictions. NDLEA needs a drastic reform. The agency's bureaucracy is not giving adequate backup.



"There are a lot of matters coming up, including the tension over the reappointment of the agency's secretary and promotion lopsidedness.”



On the fate of Marwa, another source added, “I think he is being considered for a strategic ambassadorial appointment.



"The Justice Sector Reform is really not about individuals; it is about putting the right institutions in place to become sustainable.



"All the courts will undergo the reform too. The number of cases pending in the Supreme Court is alarming too. We need to decongestant the place."



Last week, SaharaReporters reported how some NDLEA officers raised an alarm and accused the agency of lopsidedness in the promotion of workers, and irregularities in rank assignments and regularisation.



The aggrieved officers alleged that while the names of certain officers had been released for promotion examinations, including those who were recruited at the same time with them, the names of Course 3 and 4 officers had not been included in the process.



According to them, the omission of their names in the promotion examinations list has left them deeply troubled and raises serious questions about the fairness and transparency of the promotion process.



They further accused NDLEA authorities of discriminatory practices in the recruitment and rank assignment processes.



The officer said that many officers, including Course 3 and 4 officers, who applied with degree qualifications were “unjustly” recruited as junior officers while others were short-changed with one rank each.

https://saharareporters.com/2024/04/08/officers-nigerias-anti-narcotic-agency-ndlea-allege-lopsidedness-promotion-process

Nigeria’s Attorney General last Thursday spoke on the forthcoming National Summit on Justice.



Addressing the press on one of the summit’s goals, Fagbemi said it was to “review, validate, and adopt the revised National Policy on Justice 2024 - 2028 to drive prison reforms, access to justice for the average Nigerian, as well as the review of electoral laws and procedures in handling election-related cases, among several other reforms".



He said, “This comprehensive policy document outlines a broad framework and initiatives in 17 thematic areas aimed at

reforming the justice sector to enhance its effectiveness and accessibility to all Nigerians, ensuring that justice is not just a privilege for the few, but a right for all.



“The policy aims to address various challenges within the legal framework, seeking to promote social cohesion, bolster economic development, and foster good governance.”



He added that the summit will deliberate on draft legislation proposed to address specific challenges within the justice sector, relating to the judicial appointments process, administration, funding and budgeting for the judiciary, and the elimination of delays and inefficiencies in justice delivery.



It will equally evolve ways to reduce the amount of time for adjudication of cases, eliminate some of the associated technicalities, and reduce the number of cases getting to the Supreme Court.



He said, “In this regard, we intend to look at a situation where many cases will terminate at the Court of Appeal to reduce the burden on our noble justices of the Supreme Court.



“These proposed laws are expected to serve as a catalyst for collective action and provide a guiding framework for relevant governmental institutions at both the national and sub-national levels to establish an effective, efficient, and people-centred justice system.



"The country cannot afford to remain complacent in the face of the obstacles impeding the efficient delivery of justice for all Nigerians. The Summit will present an opportunity for us to unite our efforts, leverage our collective expertise, and chart a course toward a more just and equitable society.”



Fagbemi also expressed the hope that the national summit on justice will usher in a new era of positive change and progress in the country’s justice sector, ensuring a fair, accessible, and efficient legal system that upholds the rule of law while safeguarding fundamental human rights.

Maybe they'll finally restructure ndlea. Salary increase et al

Someone posted an update that the minister said xyz. I asked for the source where the minister was quoted making the comments, no reply.

Turned out it was just some baseless beer parlour gist from a facebook group.

@malahu, no point posting updates youre not sure of, especially updates we can easily verify ourselves. Lets not turn this thread to a facebook group where all sorts of rubbish fake news are been posted


Gensanusi has done a tremendous job in keeping us updated about this recruitment exercise. Sanusi has already told us to expect text/emails this week.

Me wanting to see the where the minister of interior made the comment is just like an extra level of authentication

Think9ja:
Someone posted an update that the minister said xyz. I asked for the source where the minister was quoted making the comments, no reply.

Turned out it was just some baseless beer parlour gist from a facebook group.

@malahu, no point posting updates youre not sure of, especially updates we can easily verify ourselves. Lets not turn this thread to a facebook group where all sorts of rubbish fake news are been posted


Gensanusi has done a tremendous job in keeping us updated about this recruitment exercise. Sanusi has already told us to expect text/emails this week.

Me wanting to see the where the minister of interior made the comment is just like an extra level of authentication

@Think9ja Why would you say it's fake when we're already aware CBT messages will drop any moment. And with regards to the post, the minister could have whispered it to someone close... Besides this is not the first time sensitive info leaks out.. atleast you could've waited till the time elaspes b4 tagging it fake even though we know info here cannot always be 100% accurate.

Malahu:
@Think9ja Why would you say it's fake when we're already aware CBT messages will drop any moment. And with regards to the post, the minister could have whispered it to someone close... Besides this is not the first time sensitive info leaks out.. atleast you could've waited till the time elaspes b4 tagging it fake even though we know info here cannot always be 100% accurate.

@Gensanusi has been dropping legit info about this recruitment back to back.
He hasn't for once said the Controller or Minister said so. He has reliable sources that gives him legit updates and he shares with us.
Then you on the other hand just went to a Facebook group and copied what you saw there and said the minister said so.
Where did he say it? on which tv/radio station?
If you had said "Please ooo, I saw this from a Facebook group, who can confirm it?" Then people can either confirm or refute the info. Don't just say it like the minister went on Channels Tv or released a statement.
That same Facebook group you copied this from posted a complete time table of the whole recruitment exercise last month and said shortlist would be out by 15th March, it turned out to be fake. Sanusi already gave us a hint that something might come up this week. No need to add fake news to it
Please, unless you have a reliable source, leave Gensanusi and other well informed Nairalanders to post updates about this recruitment, not just any rubbish from a Facebook group that has been dishing out fake news back to back

ElPendejo:
Hi guys, is there any difference between NIRSAL and NIRSAL MFB?

Yes, they're different organizations. Nirsal PLC (Nigerian Incentives-Based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending), and it is wholly owned by CBN.
While, Nirsal MFB (Nirsal Microfinance bank), and entity of its own.

Realinfo2021:
If by God grace you are on the list just relax your mind and remain prayerful. Just do like say you kill soja wife, nothing go happen.The final list has gone and come back. Anytime as I communicated with you. Success.

Please do you know about NNPC?

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Think9ja:
@Gensanusi has been dropping legit info about this recruitment back to back.
He hasn't for once said the Controller or Minister said so. He has reliable sources that gives him legit updates and he shares with us.
Then you on the other hand just went to a Facebook group and copied what you saw there and said the minister said so.
Where did he say it? on which tv/radio station?
If you had said "Please ooo, I saw this from a Facebook group, who can confirm it?" Then people can either confirm or refute the info. Don't just say it like the minister went on Channels Tv or released a statement.
That same Facebook group you copied this from posted a complete time table of the whole recruitment exercise last month and said shortlist would be out by 15th March, it turned out to be fake. Sanusi already gave us a hint that something might come up this week. No need to add fake news to it
Please, unless you have a reliable source, leave Gensanusi and other well informed Nairalanders to post updates about this recruitment, not just any rubbish from a Facebook group that has been dishing out fake news back to back

@Think9ja LOL...You're very funny! I already stated the obvious above. So why dragging instead of us to focus on getting jobs.

Jamahyel:
Cbn is a joke to you abi? People that work in ndic claim cbn pays better .

How do people on NL always skip PTI when mentioning lucrative agencies? Because the head office no fine like sister agencies? God abeg o, may we not be deceived by looks o😂🤣

ShadowM:
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How do people on NL always skip PTI when mentioning lucrative agencies? Because the head office no fine like sister agencies? God abeg o, may we not be deceived by looks o😂🤣

KiowariHeadboi:
How do people on NL always skip PTI when mentioning lucrative agencies? Because the head office no fine like sister agencies? God abeg o, may we not be deceived by looks o😂🤣

Which one is PTI

nainaa:
Please does anyone know about NATCOM? Five of my friends got employment and they showed me their letters. I've asked that they help me too. They are going for documentation soon. Pls what's the organization like and what's their payment structure like?



Below is the appointment letter from one of them.


The National Commission for the Coordination and Control of Proliferation of Small Arms and Light Weapons, NATCOM

NATCOM has not yet been integrated into the Federal Government's payroll. They are still waiting for Tinubu's accent. What they have is temporary APL.

PTI is another juicy place one can work in this country.PTI means Petroleum training Institute.






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How do people on NL always skip PTI when mentioning lucrative agencies? Because the head office no fine like sister agencies? God abeg o, may we not be deceived by looks o😂🤣[/quote]

What this mean is that NATCOM simply does not exist as of today. It is not recognized by the federal government of Nigeria. Only an existing organisation can be on federal government's payroll.

berbs:
NATCOM has not yet been integrated into the Federal Government's payroll. They are still waiting for Tinubu's accent. What they have is temporary APL.

Bj01:
PTI is another juicy place one can work in this country.PTI means Petroleum training Institute.






quote author=KiowariHeadboi post=129446230]

How do people on NL always skip PTI when mentioning lucrative agencies? Because the head office no fine like sister agencies? God abeg o, may we not be deceived by looks o😂🤣

If you're employed with SSCE ( Junior Staff) in PTI, after deduction, your salary is 150k.
There's upfront too. A liitle above 2m.

KiowariHeadboi:
How do people on NL always skip PTI when mentioning lucrative agencies? Because the head office no fine like sister agencies? God abeg o, may we not be deceived by looks o😂🤣

Plz is anything happening there presently plus are they still under ippis?

PlsBanMe:
What this mean is that NATCOM simply does not exist as of today. It is not recognized by the federal government of Nigeria. Only an existing organisation can be on federal government's payroll.

Do you know how many years it took Civil defense to enter FGN's payroll?

KiowariHeadboi:
How do people on NL always skip PTI when mentioning lucrative agencies? Because the head office no fine like sister agencies? God abeg o, may we not be deceived by looks o😂🤣

Even NNRA too

Are they affected by Oronsanye report?

Realinfo2021:
at kiowariheadboi drop your email

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Realinfo2021:
If by God grace you are on the list just relax your mind and remain prayerful. Just do like say you kill soja wife, nothing go happen.The final list has gone and come back. Anytime as I communicated with you. Success.

Boss, abeg I meet one man this afternoon and I don't know if he is a sent angel? He showed me his ID CARD as a Staff (TANKER DRIVER) in NNPC and he told me that if I could give him my CV, he will surely help me secure job in NNPC because they would be recruiting this month and I did gave him my CV but he said he is not collecting any dime except the people in charge of the slot because the slot contains the sector I will chose in the NNPC Job. Please how true is this pls?

Gabicon20:
Plz is anything happening there presently plus are they still under ippis?

By this time last year, the new intakes were captured by IPPIS. We can only be sure about that IPPIS waiver from subsequent recruitments. Meanwhile, the former principal's tenure just elapsed, an acting is in place. This means once a substantive is later appointed, something might likely happen.

maik99:
Which one is PTI

Petroleum Training Institute, one of the 7 agencies under ministry of petroleum resources.

I know.

This means that NATCOM may likely wait for about 20 years before they get approved by the federal government. That's if someone like President Obasanjo is the president. In short, they may never get approved.

berbs:
Do you know how many years it took Civil defense to enter FGN's payroll?

Any information on firs APL?

PlsBanMe:
I know.

This means that NATCOM may likely wait for about 20 years before they get approved by the federal government. That's if someone like President Obasanjo is the president. In short, they may never get approved.

Why would senators be involved in something that you term a sham?

Gensanusi:
Successful candidate from application stage will start receiving messages for CBT

Greetings boss
Are we still on course for the text/emails this week?

KiowariHeadboi:
By this time last year, the new intakes were captured by IPPIS. We can only be sure about that IPPIS waiver from subsequent recruitments. Meanwhile, the former principal's tenure just elapsed, an acting is in place. This means once a substantive is later appointed, something might likely happen.

Thanks bro, reply was comprehensive. when it starts happening plz hint us.

Think9ja:
Greetings boss
Are we still on course for the text/emails this week?

Yes