Hon(Engr)Abiola Olowu Okanlawon is a retired Assistant director from the public service of the Lagos State government, his contributions to the social, economic and political development of Ibeju/Lekki federal constituency can never be overemphasized, he is resourceful, knowledgeable, courageous, compassionate and with his unparalleled experience and his philanthropic way of life, he's always willing to render genuine service to the people.
The overwhelming support given to him by the people of the constituency was a clear indication of demonstration of love the people had for him as it was the case during the primary elections in which the people's mandate was subverted. As sovereignty is reserved with the people, they have decided to exercise this singular right in favour of Hon(Engr)Abiola Olowu as a fresh breeze with an impeccable impact to the development of the constituency as a retired civil servant that have never hold any political office.
Also Holding of political office is like an actor in a film that people are watching and at the end like a looking mirror that gives back to every man the reflections of his Own face.The unhealthy contributions of other party candidate to the people of Ibeju/lekki while holding public office can never be forgotten in haste, when large parcel of land was acquired for the overiding of public interest for the construction of Local government secretariat, what happened after then,?. After the creation of the 57 Local government and LCDA in Lagos State, some parts of these Lands was sold to one of the APC National Leader that created a lot of pandemonium in that community Akodo
It was also an indisputable fact that the CBD land at Maletalafia was acquired in the overiding of public interest with certificate of occupancy (C of O) for the betterment of the people of Ibeju/Lekki was converted to personal property and it was sold. But the question is who bought it, and who sold it "ASIWAJU BOLA AHMED TINUBU CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT". Aside that many families and communities had cried foul for the collection of their landed properties in the name of the Government,"IJOBA TI GBAA" for what?
It was an indisputable fact, that nothing was done with genuine intentions by the candidate of this political party, the construction of Bogije road at the detriment of Solu Alade road was due to his business purposes of sand dredging and other business.
All these atrocities negates the principle of justice, fairness and equity of an honourable that is to represent the interest of the people at the national Assembly.
The level of the people political socialisation does not give room for them to be bomboozled by an empty promises by those who have been recycling in different public offices for the past nineteen(19) years at the detriment of the people in the constituency
In conclusion Hon (Engr) Abiola Olowu is going to win the forthcoming National Assembly election that is devoid of rigging and other forms of manipulations because, the people have vow to resist rigging in any form.
Hon (Engr) Abiola Olowu is the fresh air to the people of Ibeju/lekki and the real man whom the cap fits.

Courtesy
The Concerned Indigenes of Ibeju/Lekki.

femiti:
.I wouldn't be surprised if pple start copying the print slip and pasting it on ms word just to edit and add what is meant to be on their print out. The application has been so frustrating to say the least. God bless Naija anyways.

I just believe there is no cause for Alarm

Femich18:

OK...But has it generate an ID for you? on that print out page?

Yes it has

Femich18:

Refresh the page

Have done that severally
I successfully applied 3 days ago since then same thing

Successfully applied but name not showing.. I guess the name would be stored in their own database

wunmi590:


That's good, we shall get there.

Big amen Thanks

wunmi590:


Congratulations, we are getting there.

What post did you apply for?


I applied as environmental officer, I studied microbiology

Studied Diplomacy and international relations applied for Human Resources officer

wunmi590:
Finally finally, I have successfully filled my own and submitted, alot of people have applied and submitted, considering the application I.D I was given.

My application I.D starts from 49xx

Wish everybody success, I was using my glo to fill before, but was not going, but took my sisters iphone with fast etisalat line+ google chrome.

Just try what I just did, I am sure you would all be success.

Finally registered as well my ID it's 4 digit number is it the same with yours?

Toriaking:
I check the site now and there is a countdown of 2hrs 40min 7sec with 'we will be back shortly'

You right hopefully before 1 everything will b fyn

Spoke with a staff at the Commision not quite long and he was like the site is functioning.. he is not aware the site is down ND other stuffs like That... if we need this job we need to speak out.. anyone close to Ikeja can as well visit the commission at the old secretariat.. we running out of time...

ekoyo:
Its still not opening at all in dis end

use Google Chrome

The site is opening now but to apply returning 404 server error

Let nobody fool you, all the loud noises we hear today are nothing but the death groans of the dying system. The old order is passing away; the new order is coming into being. But whenever there is anything new there are new responsibilities. As we think of this coming new world we must think of the challenge that we confront and the new responsibilities that stand before us. We must prepare to live in a new world (Martin Luther King Jr)
Things are never complicated as they seem. It is only arrogance that prompts us to find unnecessarily complicated answers to simple problems (Muhammad Yunus)
There are too many hanging issues that we can’t ignore in present day Nigeria, especially the socio political question Restructure. The call to restructure Nigeria has been on for decades. Different political groups, observers and prominent politicians most especially from the Southern, Western and Eastern parts of Nigeria have been the major voice championing for a restructured Nigeria
In Present day Nigeria, things are not working, appointments are not spread among the major ethnic groups, the federal character principle are being ignored , Job recruitments are based majorly on nepotism, tribalism and favoritism majority of Nigeria so called states can’t survive without relying on the power for help. The circumstances that led to the Political schism in Yugoslavia were the heap of structural Problems that the various Policies of government then created. Indeed, the failure to address the national issues and problems ultimately created a violent atmosphere and virulent climate of Political Crises accompanied by Brutal campaign of what they termed ethnic cleansing. The consequence of this was the macabre of bitter resentment, malevolence, chaos, rancor and wrong ethnic feelings that made Yugoslavia to Split and dissolve. Events of the last few days particularly the IPOB and MASSOB May 30th successful Sit at home order in the south eastern states to commemorate the 50th years of the Bloody Biafra Civil War which led to the death and starvation of millions of Nigeria and the recent order from some Northern youth groups to the Igbo’s to quit the North on/or before October 1st 2017 has added more salt to injury to the unity of Nigeria. The continuous existence of Nigeria as a nation remains a puzzle that needs to be solved. The present APC led government needs to drop his Ego and call for a referendum to determine if Nigerians are willing to remain as one sovereign, united and indissoluble country. Nigeria is in a urgent need of a res-et, national re orientation and national redesign. Majority of Nigerians are calling for Restructuring except those benefitting from the status quo. It’s advisable the APC led government heeds this call in order to achieve a just and egalitarian society where there will be no first, second or third class citizen. To save Nigeria from imminent disintegration, Restructuring is the way forward and if something urgent is not done; Nigeria is on the road to Yugoslavia.
BY OLOWU OMOTOYOSI SAMUEL

when I saw fcsc shortlisting a microbiology graduate for MFA Lagos State list, the tin weak me.. plus my diploma in French from universite abomey calavi and a 1st class degree in inter rel... I no fit cry dat day but better days ahead.. Na God sure pass

Life has taught me to Fear Poverty not Death

That Foriegn Affairs list na big Joke. imagine 4 Lagos State list make dem dey shortlist person wy study micro biology 4 Foriegn Affairs. I knw no wetin concern Agbero with Overload.. but still hopeful Batch B list will Favour us all..

Pls I need the gmat 2007 tapsyopey@gmail.com thanks

One thing I know is that Batch B will come out soon. Be hopeful.. What will be will be even without PRAYERS, Faith is the Key. Till then I implore you all not to Give up on Nigeria.

Crazy people plenty 4 Lagos ooo

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You all be prepared, for those who still have faith you will smile soon, Those who've in one way or the other gave up, put on the garment of faith. Don't give up we will all smile soon if only you believe. See you all in Abuja soon

from iyana ipaja to oshodi, when u arrived oshodi take a direct bus to Ajah and from Ajah u take a cab to Elemoro. Elemoro town is before Bogije town. I hope this helps.

Mine is for March 4. Who has an Idea What the test looks like?

After today's successful protest in Lagos, Abuja and Some other Southwestern states.. What's the Way forward?
What's the next action plan?

The fear of buhari is the beginning of...

If they like Share Notes or Not. My case is different.

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May leave office in six weeks
• Lawyer sues Buhari, NJC, others
• ‘Delayed confirmation may hurt judicial reforms’
About one and a half months after Justice Walter
Onnoghen was sworn in as the acting Chief Justice
of Nigeria (CJN), hopes that his appointment would
be confirmed are getting dimmer.
Onnoghen was appointed the acting CJN by
President Muhammadu Buhari on November 11,
2016 following the retirement of the immediate past
CJN, Mohammed Mahmud on November 10.
This is the first time the holder of the office would
be appointed in acting capacity for such a length of
time in recent times. He now has till February 10,
2017 to get his appointment validated by the
National Assembly or be removed from office.
Section 321 (5) of the 1999 Constitution as amended
stipulates that any person so appointed “shall cease
to have effect after the expiration of three months
from the date of such appointment, and the
President shall not re-appoint a person whose
appointment has lapsed”, meaning that Justice
Onnoghen, if not confirmed, would leave the office.
Stakeholders are deeply concerned that the
uncertainty over whether Onnoghen would be the
substantive CJN or not, might impede justice
administration and judicial reforms in the country.
This development also confirms worries from
different quarters that there are grand plots to deny
justices from the Southern part of Nigeria the
opportunity of heading the apex court. The next in
rank to Justice Onnoghen is a Northerner, Justice
Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad from Bauchi State.
The last time a Southerner headed the apex court
was in 1985, when Justice Ayo Gabriel Irikefe held
sway. Since then, the North has produced virtually
all the CJNs. Justice Mohammed Bello took over
from Irikefe from 1987 to1995. Justice Muhammadu
Lawal Uwais served between 1995 and 2006; Justice
Salisu Modibo Alfa Belgore (2006-2007), Justice Idris
Legbo Kutigi (2007-2009), Justice Aloysius Iyorgyer
Katsina-Alu (2009-2011), Justice Aloma Mariam
Mukhtar (2012-2014) and Justice Mahmud
Mohammed who began to serve from 2014 till
November 10, 2016.
Underscoring the seriousness of the issue, a Lagos
lawyer, Chief Malcolm Omirhobo has filed a suit at
the Federal High Court, Abuja asking the court to
compel President Muhammadu Buhari to forward
Onnoghen’s name to the National Assembly for
confirmation.
Respondents in the suit are Buhari, attorney general
of the federation, federal judicial service
commission, Justice Onnoghen and the National
Judicial Council (NJC).
Among other prayers, the plaintiff wants the court
to declare that by Section 231(3) of the 1999
Constitution, the first respondent as the head of the
executive arm of government cannot handpick and/
or choose who he wants to be the head of the
judicial arm of government.
A retired Justice of the Supreme Court, Olufunlola
Oyelola Adekeye, is unhappy with the development.
According to her, the appointment of Onnoghen in
acting capacity may affect reforms in the judicial
sector.
Speaking to The Guardian, Justice Adekeye, who
retired from the Supreme Court in October 2012,
having attained the mandatory retirement age of 70
years, maintained it would be difficult for a CJN in
acting capacity to introduce reforms in the judicial
sector since he is not sure of his time frame in
office.
She said: “When you have an acting CJN, who can
be removed at any time, he will lay down whatever
he wants to do as a substantive CJN but will wait
until he is appointed properly.
“It is very important. When you have a solid tenure
of office and you know what to do, you can swing
into action.”When your tenure is not certain, you
do not know what to do. That surely will affect the
Nigerian judiciary; not only in the dispensation of
justice but in several other ways.

Source: m.guardian.ng/news/onnoghens-job-as-cjn-hangs-in-the-balance/

It's official. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo is President-Elect.
Outgoing President John Dramani Mahama called to concede
defeat. Ghana has decided.
Nana Addo the presidential candidate of the NPP posted this on facebook...
A few minutes ago, at 7:51pm, the President of the Republic and
the NDC presidential candidate, H.E. John Dramani Mahama,
called me on the phone to congratulate me on my victory in the
presidential election of 7th December 2016.
He wished me the best of luck and God’s blessings, and assured
me of his full co-operation in organizing the transition from his
administration to mine.
I thanked him for this graceful gesture, which is in the finest
traditions of Ghanaian statesmanship and, on my part, assured
him of my cooperation for a successful transition.
I also thanked him for his service to our nation and said that I felt
sure that his contribution to the welfare of our Republic was by no
means over.
Source;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_fkRgMOnhY

I don't think ppl will recieve invite dis year

Our president has a PHD in economic management from daura cow university. so these are the results of a well managed economy. afterall under GEJ things were worse.