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There is an urgent vacancy for a headteacher of a school close to Atan,Ogun state.

The school is fast growing and needs an energetic teachers with a minimum qualification of B.Sc or B.Ed with 2-5 years experience.

Free accommodation available within the school premises.

Please send C.V to recruitmentatanschool@gmail.com

A Nursery and Primary School at Idedo onibuku via Attan Ota Ogun state is in need of an Experienced phonetics/Nursery Female Teacher for immediate employment.
Only Residents within Iju and Atan Ota should apply by sending CV to recruitmentatanschool@gmail.com

There is an urgent vacancy for a Headteacher of a school close to Atan,Ogun state.

The school is fast growing and needs energetic Head Master or Mistress/ Teachers with a minimum qualification of NCE, B.Sc or B.Ed with 2-5 years experience.

He or She should have experience in Montessori method of teaching.

Free accommodation available within the school premises.

Please send C.V to recruitmentatanschool@gmail.com

There is an urgent vacancy for a headteacher of a school close to Atan,Ogun state.

The school is fast growing and needs an energetic head master or mistress with a minimum qualification of B.Sc or B.Ed with 2-5 years experience.

Free accommodation available within the school premises.

Please send C.V to recruitmentatanschool@gmail.com

na wao! praying for only 1 person does it require using microphone again ;Dna wao! praying for only 1 person does it require using microphone again

Do you know how many people are in that office not captured in the picture?

China's top legislature has formally adopted a resolution easing the country's one-child policy, the state news agency Xinhua reports.

The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress passed a resolution allowing couples to have two children if either parent is an only child.

A proposal to abolish re-education through labour camps was also approved.

The changes in policy were announced following a meeting of top Communist Party officials in November.

The reforms, which came at the end of a six-day meeting of the congress, have already been tested in parts of the country.

They needed formal legislative approval to be put into effect.

It is expected that reforms will be rolled out gradually and incrementally around the country, with provincial authorities entrusted to make their own decisions on implementation according to the local demographic situation.

Factors other than the one-child policy, such as a lack of social security support, have also encouraged couples to limit their offspring.

China is now believed to have a birth rate of just over 1.5 children per woman of child-bearing age - which is, in fact, higher than many of its regional neighbours, including Taiwan, Japan and South Korea.

Niger has the world's highest birth rate per woman, with over seven, India has 2.55 and the US has 2.06.

'Leftover men'

China introduced its one-child policy at the end of the 1970s to curb rapid population growth.

But correspondents say the policy has become increasingly unpopular and that leaders fear the country's ageing population will both reduce the labour pool and exacerbate elderly care issues.

By 2050, more than a quarter of the population will be over 65.

The one-child policy has on the whole been strictly enforced, though some exceptions already exist, including for ethnic minorities.

Previous reforms also permitted couples to have a second child where both were only children or, in the case of rural couples, where their first-born child was a girl.

The traditional preference for boys has created a gender imbalance as some couples opt for sex-selective abortions.

By the end of the decade, demographers say China will have 24 million "leftover men" who, because of China's gender imbalance, will not be able to find a wife.

Source-http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-25533339

China's top legislature has formally adopted a resolution easing the country's one-child policy, the state news agency Xinhua reports.

The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress passed a resolution allowing couples to have two children if either parent is an only child.

A proposal to abolish re-education through labour camps was also approved.

The changes in policy were announced following a meeting of top Communist Party officials in November.

The reforms, which came at the end of a six-day meeting of the congress, have already been tested in parts of the country.

They needed formal legislative approval to be put into effect.

It is expected that reforms will be rolled out gradually and incrementally around the country, with provincial authorities entrusted to make their own decisions on implementation according to the local demographic situation.

Factors other than the one-child policy, such as a lack of social security support, have also encouraged couples to limit their offspring.

China is now believed to have a birth rate of just over 1.5 children per woman of child-bearing age - which is, in fact, higher than many of its regional neighbours, including Taiwan, Japan and South Korea.

Niger has the world's highest birth rate per woman, with over seven, India has 2.55 and the US has 2.06.

'Leftover men'

China introduced its one-child policy at the end of the 1970s to curb rapid population growth.

But correspondents say the policy has become increasingly unpopular and that leaders fear the country's ageing population will both reduce the labour pool and exacerbate elderly care issues.

By 2050, more than a quarter of the population will be over 65.

The one-child policy has on the whole been strictly enforced, though some exceptions already exist, including for ethnic minorities.

Previous reforms also permitted couples to have a second child where both were only children or, in the case of rural couples, where their first-born child was a girl.

The traditional preference for boys has created a gender imbalance as some couples opt for sex-selective abortions.

By the end of the decade, demographers say China will have 24 million "leftover men" who, because of China's gender imbalance, will not be able to find a wife.

Worthy is the lamb,God is indeed wonderful!

babytl: I also received a txt 4 d test I sat for on 20th april.The score is not ok cos I had 25 but I believe God has a purpose 4 everything.Am very optimistic that other opportunities will surface Soonest by the grace of God.

Pls did u really get a success mail.

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Thanks to d kind heart.