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[quote author=NobleAky post=45266287]not |
pls how many week notice do dey give for one to prepare for camp if one get d golden call? |
[quote months ago. |
dubemnaija:ok tanks. but do u knw if his referees had earlier b call by his state command or dis is d first time? I ask d above question bcs dey called candidates referees in my command since February so I didn't knw if d call was from abuja or state command tanks |
dubemnaija:Are u saying dat his referees where call from Dss office Abuja and not his state command? And wen did dis apen? how did he knw dat dey ave visited his skol? |
Ladgl:yes ur right |
dat former CEO of Zenith bank d realy try for Akwa ibom |
Alkali01: |
pls those dat ave source in Abuja should help me confirm dis info. some said camp is 15 of may |
VajanahDischaj:I jst notice from d previous rrcriutment thread on nairaland dat it normally take 4 months from d month they wrote d exam. 2009 exam was conducted by june while camp was october. 2014 exam was August while camp was December so 2016 might b june since d exam was February dey jst call us by may to prepare for june. Not from any source oo jst my observation. |
Alkali01:it Seem their recruitment is totally different from other govt agencies if oga at abuja cant change wat state sent. But which ever way let d will of God b done. |
Davisss:in my command we were 7 dat did d documentation, but i dont knw if all ave been contacted after d documentation since I dont ave their contact. d only one I was able to contact is d one from d same senatorial dist with me. d person referees where also called dey even went to d person house. d last time both of us head from sss was first week of March and we were ask d same question. |
sodiksan:so Davisss is right |
my prayer is dat we should all get dis job, bcs d rate of unemployment in d country is jst too high. imagine with all d abuse dat is always thrown on d nigeria police force, applicant for d 10,000 police recriutment is already more than 700,000. |
nonso686:very good question. |
Lordchibo:loool some one once said dat sss is under security vote. but base on SAHARA REPORTERS it as been scrab. so my opinion is dat d budget is delaying d camp |
Buhari To Return 2016 Budget To NASS
Over Missing Projects by americanigga ( m ):
2:37am
*Lagos-Calabar N60 billion coastal railway
removed
*Idu-Kaduna rail line cut by N8.7 billion
*Major federal roads slashed
*Polio eradication, essential drugs for HIV/
AIDS expunged
*Agric/water resources re-allocated to
constituency projects
By Soni Daniel
President Muhammadu Buhari appears set
to return the 2016 Budget to the National
Assembly to rework because what the
lawmakers sent to him on Thursday for
assent, according to Presidency sources,
fell below his expectations.
By implication, Buhari will not sign the
Appropriation Bill into law, as earlier
planned, before jetting out of the country
this weekend to China for economic and
business deals for Nigeria.
The sources confirmed to Sunday
Vanguard that the President felt
disappointed that provisions for major
national projects and programmes that
could turn around the economy were either
outrightly removed or funds for them
ridiculously slashed by the lawmakers.
It will be recalled that, in a bid to urgently
assent to the bill, which was transmitted to
him on Thursday, the Presidency had
convened an emergency Federal Executive
Council (FEC) meeting on Friday where the
document was distributed to Ministers to
review as it affected their respective
ministries, departments and agencies.
At the review meeting presided over by
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, who is the
Head of the Economic Team, it was
discovered that many strategic projects
were either removed or provisions made for
them significantly slashed to the point that
made a mockery of the projects.
Among the key projects removed from the
budget by the lawmakers are the all-
important Calabar-Lagos coastal rail line
for which Buhari had made a provision of
N60 billion in the 2016 estimates.
Incidentally, the railway project is one of
the key issues taking Buhari to China.
While that was removed, the lawmakers left
the Kano/Lagos railway project untouched
but also went ahead to reduce the amount
set aside for the completion of the Idu/
Kaduna railway project, which has reached
an advanced stage of completion, by N8.7
billion.
A top government official, who was privy
to the fiscal document, summed the
discoveries in the budget that shocked
Buhari this way: “At the meeting, it was
noticed that some very key aspects of the
budget, which have to do with
government’s core infrastructural focus,
were removed. One of the projects is the
subject of the President’s trip to China –
the Lagos/ Calabar coastal railway project
– for which a counterpart funding of
N60bn was provided, but which was
completely removed by the National
Assembly.
“The executive is working on two major rail
arteries, among other rail projects, to
service the northern and eastern parts of
the country – the Lagos/Kano line and the
Calabar/Lagos line. While the Lagos-Kano
provision was left untouched, the Calabar/
Lagos line was removed. The projects are
to be funded jointly by governments of
China and Nigeria. It is one of the main
reasons for the President’s scheduled trip
to China.
“Also, the amount proposed for the
completion of the Idu/Kaduna rail project
which has reached an advanced stage,
was reduced by N8.7bn, a development
which will make it difficult for the project
to be completed”.
The source added that another
fundamental area noticed in the document
was the completion of on-going road
projects.
It was learnt that while the executive had
provided for the completion of all major
road projects across the country, the
National Assembly reduced the amounts
provided and instead included new roads
which studies have not even been
conducted.
The source lamented: “The amounts
provided by the National Assembly for the
projects can neither complete the on-going
road projects nor the new ones proposed.
At the end of the year, no progress would
have been made”.
According to the source, a top Presidency
official, allocations for the purchase of
essential drugs for major health campaigns
like polio and AIDS for which the store is
fast depleting, were removed and the
amounts allocated to provision of
ambulance, which the health ministry did
not ask for.
“It was also observed that certain
provisions made in the areas of agriculture
and water resources to further the Federal
Government’s diversification project were
either removed or reduced while the funds
were moved to provisions of rural health
facilities and boreholes, for which
provisions have been made elsewhere,”
the official said.
“The President is desirous of signing the
Bill into law so that implementation of the
provisions could begin in earnest for the
benefit of the people. That is why the
moment he received the document on
Thursday, a meeting was convened for
Friday to immediately start work on it”, the
source concluded. |
Sources in the Finance and Budget
ministries also said that the order
extends to the President himself, and the
Vice President.
In recent decades, security votes became
popular among politicians, military
officers and public officers, especially
presidents and state governors, as a
vehicle for siphoning public funds. As
the nation became more and more
enmeshed in official graft, however, the
practice began to generate tremendous
public criticism.
Observers say it was a relic from the long
years of military rule, but became even
more prevalent as from the Second
Republic, and assumed a more dramatic
and wider form in 1999. Apart from
principal federal government officials,
state governors and local government
chairmen often allocate huge sums of
money to their offices as ‘security’ votes,
even as the country grew increasingly
insecure.
Government sources now confirm that as
soon as the Buhari administration took
power last year, a clear indication was
given of the new direction when
President Muhammadu Buhari asked
accounting officers in Aso Rock to keep
an eye on his own expenses and that of
his deputy, noting that they both
intended to run a transparent presidency,
with zero-tolerance for corruption.
Subsequently, the President directed that
there would be no routine allocation of
security votes to he or anyone else as
had been the practice since 1983.
For state governors, security votes often
run into billions of Naira annually in
many states. While the actual amount
that normally goes to the president was
always sketchy, there have been clear
indications that it runs into several
billions of Naira, sometimes on a monthly
basis.
For example, under the Goodluck
Jonathan presidency, several security
vote accounts have been discovered not
just in the office of the National Security
Adviser, the State Security Service and
the military, but also in accounts of the
Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation.
In one particular instance, Mr. Jonathan
approved a controversial payment of
N2.4b in one day for the rent of 13 house
boats for the use of the military in Niger
Delta under the Joint Task Force
Operation Pulo Shield. In the memo for
the payment, the former president simply
asked the then Petroleum Minister to
“release the sum from NNPC security
vote.” |
I wish Nadensel could come and help us bcs he once said dat he was call and told to remain calm. Nadensel pls come and tell us if other ppl from ur command where call wen dey call u. |
destiro:ok jst ask d person if she was told wat she should come to d camp with Nadensel once said dat he was called and told to remain calm so it could b true. let jst keep our fingers cross |
destiro:those u call are dey among those dat did doccumentation? |
mohlanforex:will dey also write exam like d detective? |
usaration:dat what I dont knw |
Thekeeper:dey are waiting for camp |
Davisss:guy ur jst too much, with dis info am seriously relieve. thank |
Mekyno:2nd week of March some ave done their interview dis week dey said 2 bsc, 2 ond, and 3 ssce from each state. south south did theirs in PH. |
Davisss:if FG can remember NPA applicant of 2014 and call dem for interview though some of dem refuse to honour bcs dey ave gotten thier dream job already. I will continue to wait as far as d 7 names from my state command are not change. |
Raphafire101:guy d ting tire me self, even most of thier staff no get idea of wat will apen next and wen e go apen. |
NIS recruitment: FG gives automatic
employment to 105 candidates On April
5, 20169:11 amIn News by
adekunleComments 16 0 0 0 Abuja – The
Federal Government has given automatic
employment to 105 candidates and
relatives of the botched 2014 Nigeria
Immigration Service (NIS) recruitment as
compensation for those that died and
sustained injuries during the exercise.
This is contained in a statement signed
by Mr Bassey Akpanyung, Permanent
Secretary, Ministry of Interior and made
available to newsmen on Monday in
Abuja. The statement said that after due
verification, employment was given to
three family members of each deceased
applicant from the aborted exercise, of
which fifteen families were identified, and
a total of 45 family members selected. It
said that 60 others who were injured in
the exercise were also given employment
after verification by relevant government
agencies. “After verification, 15 families
were identified, and a total of 45 family
members selected from the deceased
families. “Similarly, approval was given
for those who were injured in the same
exercise to be employed. “After due
verification by relevant agencies of
government, 60 of those affected were
considered for appointment,” it said. The
statement said that the two categories of
beneficiaries are now undergoing training
at various camps of the NIS in
compliance with the presidential
directive. It said that the recruitment
conducted by the Special Presidential
Committee constituted in the wake of the
aborted exercise of March 2014 was
being looked into. The Ministry advised
all those affected in the exercise to
remain calm and observe decorum while
the Ministry resolves the matter. 16 0 0 0 |
VajanahDischaj:loool |
I dey suspect say na budget accent dey delay d camp jst my opinion |
I dey suspect say na budget accent dey delay d camp |