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special1Z:
Now its time to drop another bombshell.........
Hope u all see i need to be taken seriously, as i said since last week, move on guys. Now for the people that got text messages, who wants to bet with me that not all will get the detailed mail from Phillips.

ahhh come on dude. I did believed u the first time ...about 90%. but I don't understand u now. I why will they not send the email when they've sent the sms and even promise to send the email. I don't get ur logic.

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· Prior experience with internationally-funded projects is highly desirable.
· Proficiency at using Microsoft office software: MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, etc. is required.
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Trust me if you dont have the requirements in BOLD, forget it!
Just how do you expect us to get the experience if you don't give us the opprtunity

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Guys get the Diggers, I've found the GOLD!

NewsRescue
Following the stoning of Nigeria’s president’s
campaign team in two PDP states, Bauchi and
Katsina, NewsRescue indicts Nigeria’s
president, Goodluck Jonathan in the
promotion of this “violence” against public
officials for poor performance.
As quoted in the Punch of February 4th, 2012 ,
in an article captioned, “ Jonathan breaks
silence on Bayelsa crisis, knocks Sylva …
says ex-gov was stoned for poor
performance;” the President of Nigeria said,
while speaking of Governor Sylvia of Bayelsa:
“He (Jonathan) claimed that the former
governor’s style of leadership and poor
performance compelled the people of the
state to hurl stones at him (Sylva) during
one of his presidential visits.

He later turned to Dickson and said, “You
have brought people from Abuja to
Yenagoa today. The only thing I want to
tell you in the presence of Bayelsa State is
that I was here in this place some months
ago and Bayelsans stoned the governor.
You must work hard to make sure that
Bayelsans don’t stone you. The day I come
here and Bayelsans stone you, I will
follow and stone you.”

To read more visit the site below
newsrescue.com/president-jonathan-tells-nigerians-to-throw-stones-at-officials-for-poor-performance-video/#axzz3PoGbv9bE

robedu:
Aww.. Blessing! didn't know you will come to publicize this, i am very happy you are enjoying your union,

God bless you a thousand times

I think am gonna need that same kind of help because my wife whom I married as a virgin sees sex as a punishment rather than something to be enjoyed. it pains me alot

CuteDude53:
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boman2014:
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In a move that will raise the stakes in the rapidly evolving Nigerian cement market, leading cement manufacturer, Dangote Cement Plc, has announced huge cuts in the price of the essential construction product.

In a step that will make cement cheaper than it has ever been since 2005, the group managing director of Dangote Cement, Mr. Devakumar Edwin, said the company had pegged the Dangote 32.5 cement grade at N1,000 per 50 kg bag, while the higher 42.5 grade is to sell for N1,150 per bag.

The new prices, exclusive of the Value Added Tax (VAT), represent about 40 per cent discount on the prevailing market price of the product, which currently sells for N1, 700 across the country irrespective of the grade.

Edwin said the move was in line with the company’s commitment to the nation’s dire need for the development of infrastructure and to boost the federal and state government’s ongoing effort to reduce the near 20 million housing deficit in Nigeria.

“We recognise the need for a dramatic increase in the response to the huge infrastructure and housing deficit in the country, and one of the ways of addressing the issue is bringing the price of building materials down to much more affordable levels, especially cement which is within our own control, as part of our own contribution to the transformation agenda of the Goodluck Jonathan administration and the attainment of key milestones in the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs),” he said.

Since the commencement of the implementation of the backward integration policy for cement in the country over 12 years ago, the local production capacity of the product had risen from less than 2 million metric tonnes per annum to about 38 million metric tonnes per annum today.

During the over 12-year period of the backward integration policy, over $20 billion has been directly and indirectly injected into the Nigerian cement industry, with Dangote Cement Plc accounting for 60 per cent of that spend.

The GMD/CEO also noted that Dangote Cement Plc would continue to align its corporate social responsibility with its strategic business initiatives and would continue to evaluate its pricing regime in Nigeria’s best interest.

Meanwhile, the timing of the initiative has confounded industry watchers who say that, from experience, the cement market is entering the high demand phase as the rainy season is tapering off and the dry season, which provides the opportunity for increased construction and building activities, is setting in.

Recently, in further compliance with the ongoing Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) directive and regulation on the various grades of cement and their prescribed uses, Dangote Cement launched its brand of the premium 32.5 cement grade which is restricted to plastering use.

The largest cement producer in Nigeria noted that the move was to develop a full bouquet of cement types to meet the varying needs of consumers.

With this move, Dangote now produces 42.5 for column casting, block making, decking and other general purpose construction work that require high strength, and the 32.5 grade for rendering or plastering.

The company produces on demand the 52.5 grade for specialised construction of high strength structures such as bridges, flyovers and sky scrapers among others.

The 32.5 grade of cement which has the lowest strength among the cement grades was priced lower than the others, selling for N150 lower than the price of 42.5, a price cut that is part of the earlier announced price regime.

Dangote said in compliance with the SON standard for cement quality and packaging, the 32.5 type shelf life would be clearly labelled in order to minimise the incidence of building collapse in the nation’s building and construction industry arising from the misapplication of the different grades of cement.

The national president of the Block Moulders Association of Nigeria, Alhaji Rasidi Adebowale, said he received the news with much happiness especially considering what the price reduction held for his members in Nigeria. He expressed the hope that the new price review would translate to reduction in the price of blocks

In his own comment, Alhaji Okunola Abegunde, the Lagos State chairman of the Block Moulders, said he had all along been looking forward to a time like this when the price of cement would come down so that the low income group could become house owners.

The chairman, Coalition Against Building Collapse, Kola Ojewuyi, noted that the downward review of prices had confounded the critics of Dangote Cement who had earlier condemned the campaign embarked upon by company for the adoption of the 42.5 cement grade as a ploy to increase price of the commodity.

The president, Nigerian Institute of Architects, Arc. Bruno Niyi, hailed the current move by Dangote and urged the management of the company to sustain the new price regime and ensure it is not hijacked by profiteers.

too much secrecy surrounding NNPC dealings

The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has picked holes in the 2015 federal government budget proposal in which N1.22 trillion is budgeted for kerosene subsidy alone.

IPMAN shares industry stakeholders’ concern that government is not obviously pro-active in dealing with the issue of transparency deficit that has characterised petroleum subsidy.

Speaking with LEADERSHIP in an interview, IPMAN national treasurer Gani Dibu Aderibigbe noted that since the current National Assembly had promised to pass the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) before the end of its tenure, it is believed that the law would end the era of fuel subsidy.

The union leader also noted that kerosene subsidy, its import and distribution had been shrouded in secrecy and handled in a way that end users did not have access to the product, and wondered why the government was budgeting such colossal sum for subsidy despite this.

Noting that only the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) currently imports and distributes imported kerosene, he said: “The same NNPC distributes all imported and locally refined kerosene. It is because demand exceeds supply that causes scarcity. NNPC is unable to meet the demand. Other marketers are not allowed to import as it is done in the case of petrol and diesel. It means NNPC alone cannot import sufficient kerosene for this country.”

He also raised the issue of distribution which, he said, is a major problem causing scarcity.

According to Aderibigbe, since the IPMAN crisis started, all kerosene allocations to members were done without the union’s leaders’ input.

“Some faceless marketers were even allocated four, five or even six trucks regularly whenever kerosene is being allocated, some are not given at all,” he alleged.

“The ones allocated to DAPMAN members where our members buy on regular basis are not sold at stipulated rates; how then will the buyers buy at high price and sell at lower regulated price. We have complained but no one seems to care, not even Department of petroleum Resources (DPR) – the industry police.”

Saying that NNPC sidelined IPMAN in kerosene distribution and did it directly with its subsidiary, Petroleum Products Marketing Company (PPMC) because of IPMAN’s leadership crisis, he, however, clarified the position of the union that it had only one president – Chief Obasi Lawson.

He, therefore, wondered why the IPMAN leadership could not be involved in the distribution of kerosene to members.

“If this is not done, I can’t see any hope for a better 2015. No marketer was consulted before arriving at the subsidy figure. It is NNPC figure probably arrived via statistics from NNPC.”

The IPMAN treasurer further gave the current daily local kerosene consumption as being around 15 million litres, and noted that, despite there being other alternatives like Liquefied Natural Gas (LPG), the demand for the product was growing because of its use in other sectors such as aviation, industrial processes and so on.

On the state of refineries he said: “The truth is that our refineries are not working optimally, hence the need to augment through import.

The importer is a government corporation, so if there is any problem, the searchlight should be turned to NNPC/PPMC.”

When LEADERSHIP sought the reaction of the NNPC on the allegation, the general manager, group public affairs, Ohi Alegbe, did not respond.

http://leadership.ng/news/388328/ipman-raises-alarm-n1-22trn-kerosene-subsidy

WHY NOT SAY[b] "CRITICS"[/b] INSTEAD OF "HATERS"? ITS ALL ABOUT COMPETITION AND BUSINESS STRATEGY YOU KNOW.

WHY NOT SAY "CRITICS" INSTEAD OF "HATERS"? ITS ALL ABOUT COMPETITION AND BUSINESS STRATEGY YOU KNOW.

I remember that sometimes in 2012, Mr President was asked to declare his assets publicly to which he refused and now our attention has been drawn to the recent publication of President Johnathan as the 6th Richest President and also his counter publication debunking this assertion siting that he was never a business man. So i ask please Mr President Declare your asset before the next election.

"African educational systems have surprising outcomes. The smartest students pass with first class and get admissions to Medical and Engineering schools. The 2nd Class students get MBAs and LLBs to manage the First class students. The 3rd Class Students enter Politics and rule both the 1st and 2nd class students. The Failures enter the Underworld of crime and control the politicians and the businesses. And, best of all, those who did not attend school become Prophets and everyone follows them…”— Anonymous.

Thank you so much for the information and more grease and grace to your elbow.
However, i am purchasing some fiberglass small boat from a Chinese company i mate through Alibaba named Zhengzhou action trading Co,. Ltd http://zzaction.en.alibaba.com/ as a first timer, can i pay via western union ( they request 30% payment to start production and 70% when they are through but must be paid before shipping). they also said that they have their own shipping agent that they usually use and he will bring it up to Apapa port, Lagos.

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PLEASE WHAT DO U THINK?

If you have lived in Abuja for more than a year,
you should understand the term “fake Abuja big
girl” or FABB.
These are the girls who are usually very attractive,
own all the Apple products in this world, live in
N1million flats in Maitama, but if you check their
background, their parents are struggling in their
various villages.
Enough said, let me educate you.
1. Bleached skin and tattoos:
These days, most girls think they have to be
“white-skinned” to be beautiful. They go as far as
taking injections to perfect their skin. They then
get tattoos to complete the look. These girls have
to sell their market. When you check their
background, their families are as dark-skinned as
they come but these girls look more like Black or
White era Michael Jackson.
2. Fake accent:
This is another common trait. FABBs roll their
tongues like their lives depend on it. Every vowel,
irrespective of the word, is followed by an ‘R’: Jos
become Jors; Taxi, Tarxi; Abuja, Abujarrr.
3. Long ‘human’ hair:
If they do not have the Brazilian hair that reaches
their butt, they haven’t arrived. Picture the
combo: bleached skin, fake accent and long
Brazilian hair. Most of these girls don’t even have
up to N10, 000 in their bank accounts but they
have to impress. All na packaging!
4. Own the latest android phones:
This draws me back to a Nigerian movie I watched
weeks ago. Funke Akindele’s character sold her bed
just so she could buy an Android phone. She
preferred to sleep on a bare mattress on the floor
than use her regular Nokia phone just so she could
impress the guys and catch “proper fish.” This is
exactly what FABBS do. They would own the iPhone
5s, S4, iPad. Before the iPhone6 is out, they
already have it yet they don’t have regular jobs.
So where do they get all that money from?
5. Don’t invite you to their houses:
FABBs never want you to know where they live; it
would ruin the illusion of their prosperous lives.
Picture this, as a guy, you meet this pretty light
skinned lady, who owns all the nicest phone and
tablets, maybe drives a car if the hustle is tight;
long Brazilian hair and a little cash in their bank
account. As guy, you believe you are toasting or
dating a girl who has money. So, why would she
invite you to her “face me I face you” to spoil her
packaging?
Everybody’s hustle is different but that of the
Fake Abuja Big Girl is the realest; take note.

https://m.premiumtimesng.com/arts-entertainment/167183-how-to-spot-a-fake-abuja-big-girl.html

maimalari: Indeed, there was a country

Only God knows how much was really spent to refurbish that airport

the Picture speaks for itself.

Let me remind you that it is not just going to the
ATM once in a day that matters or they are
talking about, but how many withdrawals you make.
for instance, assuming you organize yourself
properly like you said and decided that you need
N100,000. Tell me is there any ATM machine that
will allow you to withdraw N100,000 at once? the
answer is NO, you will need to make at least 5
withdrawals (on average) which counts or translate
to using the ATM FIVE TIMES ( a limitation on how
many withdrawal we can make) so why say people
make multiple withdrawal when u don't allow them
to withdraw N100,000 at once. greed at its peek!

nattie5: Why is it that majority of Nigerians find it difficult to read?So easy to just read headline and start raining abuses on persons and institutions.

I personally think this is a good move by CBN. If you withdraw more than 3times a day, then you need to get more organised, plan your day and spendings. Everyone gets into business to make profit.

By the way, if you think N65 is too much price to pay for the convinience, keep your money in a potty under your bed. Shikena!

Let me remind you that it is not just going to the ATM once in a day that matters or they are talking about, but how many withdrawals you make. for instance, assuming you organize yourself properly like you said and decided that you need N100,000. Tell me is there any ATM machine that will allow you to withdraw N100,000 at once? the answer is NO, you will need to make at least 5 withdrawals (on average) which counts or translate to using the ATM FIVE TIMES ( a limitation on how many withdrawal we can make) so why say people make multiple withdrawal when u don't allow them to withdraw N100,000 at once. greed at its peek!

please i would like to ship two pedal boats from USA (iowa or Atlanta) to Nigeria. the two boats cost $2065 each. other details include

Length 124 Inch
Height 30 Inch
Width 63 Inch
Weight 320 lbs

I would to ship them either by air or sea
further details see the like below:
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CyberWolf: President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama greet His Excellency Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, in the Blue Room during a U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit dinner at the White House, Aug. 5, 2014. [Official White House Photo by Amanda Lucidon)...Awesome

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PHOTOSHOP things...
here is the real PHOTO

RIP to the deceased. However, as a point of correction, it should be noted that bring the deceased all the back home is not part of Islamic right. He should be buried where he died.

President Goodluck Jonathan and other
eminent Nigerians have mourned the death
of the former minister of petroleum
resources and one-time secretary general
of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting
Countries (OPEC), Dr Rilwanu Lukman.
The late Lukman, who held several
ministerial positions, including minister of
mines, power and steel and foreign affairs
and other non-ministerial positions, died
yesterday morning a month to his 76th
birthday after an undisclosed protracted
illness in faraway Vienna, Austria.
A family relation, who simply identified
himself as Adamu, confirmed his demise to
our correspondent at his Kaduna residence,
and disclosed that the remains of the
deceased were scheduled to arrive in
Kaduna today for burial at his Zaria
hometown according to Islamic rites.
President Goodluck Jonathan noted
yesterday that it was with sadness and a
feeling of great national loss that he
received news of the death of Rilwanu
Lukman whom he said the country owed a
huge debt of gratitude.
Jonathan spoke through a statement by his
spokesman, Dr Reuben Abati.
Senate President David Mark described
Lukman’s death as a huge loss to Nigeria.
In a press statement issued by his chief
press secretary, Paul Mumeh, Senator Mark
noted that Lukman was one of few
Africans who left positive footprints on the
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, has
described the late Lukman as the best oil
minister Nigeria has ever had.
Atiku, in a statement by his media office
in Abuja yesterday said, “I will describe
Rilwanu Lukman as the best oil minister we
ever had given his unmatched knowledge of
the industry and the integrity with which
he ran the ministry.
Lukman Was A Rare Gem
– Nda-Isaiah
Presidential aspirant on the platform of
the All Progressives Congress (APC), Sam
Nda-Isaiah has described late Rilwanu
Lukman as a rare gem, having worked with
five different Nigerian Presidents.
Nda-Isaiah, in a statement by the
director, media and publicity, Sam4Nigeria
Campaign Organisation, Macaulay
Hunohashi, condoled with the family, the
nation, and the people of Kaduna State
over his death.
The World Will Miss Lukman – Gov Yero
Kaduna State governor, Mukhtar Yero has
described the demise of Lukman as a great
loss not only to Kaduna State and Nigeria
but a loss to the entire world.
The governor in a statement signed by his
spokesman, Malam Ahmed Maiyaki, said the
world will miss his wealth of experience in
the energy sector, adding that his passing
at this critical point will definitely create a
huge vacuum difficult to be filled.
Lukman was a Quintessential Public Officer
– Amosun
Ogun State Governor Ibikunle Amosun has
mourned the death of Lukman, describing
him as a quintessential public servant.
Amosun, in a statement yesterday by his
senior special assistant on media, Mrs.
Olufunmilayo Wakama, hailed Lukman’s
contribution to the oil industry globally,
adding that “OPEC’s history cannot be
written without our own Dr. Rilwanu
Lukman.”