@obnelly

I agree... but I also have another issue - and that is I am not physically present there to manage the day-to-day activities, so a lot slip through because of that, and I think consolidating many customers into a few can help put thing under control a little bit and help the cash flow.

Thanks for the response.

Dear All,

I have eggs to sell from my farm around Asejire (i.e. along Ibadan - Ife road, before Ikire). I am ideally looking for regular customers who can lift around 200 crates in a week. Please if you have anyone who is an egg dealer who is interested please do get in touch on XXXXXXXX. I have small customers who buy 15, 20 or 25 crates at a time but this is not very good for cash flow and hence the need for customers who can buy in higher numbers.

Thanks.

Dear All,

I have eggs to sell from my farm around Asejire (i.e. along Ibadan - Ife road, before Ikire). I am ideally looking for regular customers who can lift around 200 crates in a week. Please if you have anyone who is an egg dealer who is interested please do get in touch on Xxxxxxx. I have small customers who buy 15, 20 or 25 crates at a time but this is not very good for cash flow and hence the need for customers who can buy in higher numbers.

Thanks.

Other sales related positions have now been added. Check out the positions at http://www.fanmilk-nig.net/careers.

Cheers

Still open.

Dear All,

There is yet another opportunity at Fan Milk for the above position. To apply please visit the links as follows to read the job description and requirement and submit your application with a CV and a cover letter. This goes straight to the HR department for onward processing.

http://fanmilk-nig.net/careers/job/search/?display=refridgeration--air-condition-technician-fan10124

http://fanmilk-nig.net/careers/job/search/?display=store-keeper-fan10123

http://fanmilk-nig.net/careers/job/search/?display=mechanical-engineers-fan10122

http://fanmilk-nig.net/careers/job/search/?display=electricalelectronic-engineers-fan10121

Thanks.

NB: There is no fee attached. No registration required. Just a good CV and a sound and brief cover letter. Good luck.

Requirements for this application has been modified slightly and applications are still be received.

Send yours as soon as possible.

Still accepting application!

Dear All,

Please if you/people you know are interested in the above position, please visit

http://www.fanmilk-nig.net/careers/job/search/?display=sales-administrator-fan005

to read the full job description and apply with your detailed CV and cover letter on the site.

Regards

Dear all,

If you or anyone around you is an argon welder, and looking for a new challenge, check out the details for this position and apply with a detailed CV here - http://www.fanmilk-nig.net/careers/job/search/?display=argon-welder-fan001

Thanks.

Thanks to all that responded. Application has now closed. We shall be getting in touch with shortlisted candidates in the coming weeks.

Regards.

Dear All,

If you or you are aware of anyone who is interested in the above position, please visit http://www.fanmilk-nig.net/careers/job/search to view the job description and apply.

@poster

This looks interesting, very.  I however have a question:

Given your explanation above, seems you will have a grand account with Interswitch and e-Tranzact which you then connect to behind the scene to carry out transaction. Now, Interswitch/e-Tranzact is not aware of the original merchant site from where the transaction emanates, so the merchant and the paying customer cannot raise any issue with Interswitch/e-Tranzact but you.  The fund is removed from the customer account and paid into your account, then you do a transfer of the appropriate amount less commission to the merchant account. Now, my question is that is this backed/controlled/regulated by any existing law/CBN provision, like such that backed Interswitch/e-Tranzact or its just a smart business thinking?

Beside this concern of how protected the merchant and the customer are, I doff my hat for this brilliant innovation.

shadowmay:

Thanks @SGN glad you thing so. Hope to see you using our services

Now using it!

Very impressive work. One of the few times I have come across such here!

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[size=8pt][size=8pt]Nigeria has an installed crude refining capacity of 445,000 barrels per day but the refining output is insignificant when compared to the national demand.[/size][/size]

If the statement above from the original write up is true, then Nigeria's refineries installed capacity is enough to serve our daily need if they are working at capacity. Since from the original write up we consume 32million litres a day, from calculation, one barrel of crude yields approximately 73.8 litres of gasoline (minus other derivatives). It then follows that we need 433,604.33 barrels refining capacity. So if GEJ is serious about this, then our refineries must work first, then remove the subsidy. If he is not able to make these refineries work, I wonder why we are talking about all this subsidy thing.

And if we consume 32million litres a day, do we import the whole 32million litres, if not the subsidy amount calculated above is incorrect.

I like subsidy to be removed but when we still import the whole thing (if the write up is correct), this will amount to a serious pain on most Nigerians and it will be very difficult to curtail or control inflation.

@Fayimora is right, you should at least try something first and then guys here could help you finetune, and @omo_to_dun is also right, what you are trying to achieve is not exactly rocket science. But in case you really are pressed for time, or unable to fathom something on your own, a quick yahoo or google search can help you (sometime, it pays not to reinvent the wheels).

I find this link, that seems to do what you want.
http://bytes.com/topic/c-sharp/answers/254401-anyone-have-mean-median-mode-stddev-routines-c

and the post and code itself is as follows:



Kyle Kaitan
Drebin:

This is untested, but feel free to use as you see fit. For more extensive
statistical/math computations like Bessel functions, likelihood estimators,
and so forth, you might want to check out NMath. I've favored readability
over raw speed here, but this should be very fast.

HTH,
- k^2

///// Begin code.
using System;
using System.Collections;

public class MathAverages
{
// Computes the median x~ of a set of values X. O(1) implementation,
public static float Median(float[] values)
{
int size = values.Length - 1;
return ((values[size/2] == values[size/2 + 1]) / 2);
}

// Computes the mode set x{} of a set of values X. O(n) implementation.
public static float[] Mode(float[] values)
{
Hashtable h = new Hashtable();
int count = 0;
foreach (float value in values)
{
h[value]++;
if (h[value] > count)
count = h[value];
}

ArrayList modeValues = new ArrayList();
foreach (DictionaryEntry e in h)
{
if (e.Value >= count) modeValues.Add(e.Key);
}

return (float[])modeValues.ToArray(typeof(System.Single));
}

// Computes the arithmetic mean x-bar of a set of values X. O(n)
implementation.
public static float Mean(float[] values)
{
float sum = 0;
foreach (float value in values)
{
sum += value;
}
return sum/(values.Length);
}
}
///// End code.

aribisala0:

are you the judge that will judge the case,does the constitution allow govs to ban groups.
did you see the id cards of the people that caused the trouble.

like i said the organization is registered in ABUJA not ibadan. banning means that if they meet they are engaged in criminal activity. the government may have the power to ban them de facto but not de jure in our laws governors and the president have no power to ban groups that is a legislative or judicial function

@aribisala0

No. I am not the judge. But the governor is the Chief Security officer of the state and has the constitutional power to stop any group that are deemed to be security risk from operating in his state. It is this power that was exercised.

It is easy for you to present this matter as a pure legal case in which the society as a whole did not feel this pain, unfortunately this is not, hence you are asking about the ID card of the perpetrator. For your information, police arrested several members (note the word) of NURTW so there is no issue about identity, unless the police now turned around and said they are not members of the NURTW. If you also care to know, this happened over a seven day period, not just one isolated event.

The quote in red in your last paragraph is the vindication of Ajimobi's step in this case, and lets see how NURTW will go to court and claim otherwise.

@aribisala0

A court will not quash such a ban. There are valid legal reason to ban them. You realise that as a union, they have a constitution, and cannot operate in a way that endanger the peace and safety of the people, this they have done, unless you think changing leadership by guns and cutlasses and creating mayhem and insecurity for the whole populace is accepted under the law, therefore their ban is legitimate.

Well, some people may not feel the same as I do, but honestly I think if someone cannot find a man or a woman as the case may to fall in love with in his/her neighbourhood, town, city, state, or country for that matter, but found love in a faceless individual somewhere across the atlantic who he/she cannot see, feel and assess and not introduced by a friend or family as it were, then such a person has problem.

@OP

Stop sending him money, you are being taken for a ride, a long one for that matter given its three years according to you.