So no1 has any information on INTERNS?

Anyone with info on INTERNS?

Dear Candidate,

Sequel to your application for a job role in the Talent Recruitment Project of the INTERNS, you have been scheduled for a Job Profiling Session.

The Job Profiling Session is to assess your competencies across various roles so as to determine your area of best-fit.

Date: Monday, 1st August, 2016
Time: 12:00 pm Prompt
Venue: #18 Esomo Close, Opposite White House Hotel, Off Toyin Street, Ikeja, Lagos

Kindly respond to this mail confirming your availability which would be the only basis for admission.

Thank you.

Please who has been to an interview at INTERNS in the past? How did it go Is it genuine?? Thanks folks

Anyone

Anyone?

Dear Candidate,

Sequel to your application for a job role in the Talent Recruitment Project of the INTERNS, you have been scheduled for a Job Profiling Session.

The Job Profiling Session is to assess your competencies across various roles so as to determine your area of best-fit.

Date: Monday, 1st August, 2016
Time: 12:00 pm Prompt
Venue: #18 Esomo Close, Opposite White House Hotel, Off Toyin Street, Ikeja, Lagos

Kindly respond to this mail confirming your availability which would be the only basis for admission.

Thank you.


Please who has been interviewed by INTERNS . How did it go? Is it a genuine company ? Thanks folks.

This piece of information deserves front page Dominique, sissy3 , mynd44, lalasticala..

August 31, 2015
The management of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital has denied referring Mayowa Ahmed, a cancer patient at the hospital, for treatment abroad.
The hospital also denied being involved in any fund raising activity on the patient’s behalf.
In its first official statement on the controversial case, the hospital said the patient’s family requested to fly her overseas barely 24 hours after her admission, thus stalling all the planned investigations meant to arrive at a definitive diagnosis.
The LUTH said Ms. Ahmed, 31, who was an old patient at the hospital, was brought to their private wing on Monday with “a history and clinical features of an intra-abdominal mass.”
“The family and the patient brought along some results of laboratory investigations ordered and done from outside LUTH.
“Three different Specialists were invited to review Mayowa. The Gynaecologist, Oncologist and Haematologist all arrived at a tentative diagnosis of an abdominal malignancy.
“They planned to conduct a series of fresh tests to confirm the definitive diagnosis, since the earlier tests were neither requested nor authorised by any doctor from LUTH.”
An online fund-raising campaign supported by Nollywood actress, Toyin Aimakhu, with the hashtag #SaveMayowa, and aimed at raising money for Ms. Ahmed treatment abroad, had gained popularity on social media during the week.


Her family said she had been diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
In its statement, the LUTH said the hospital was able to transfuse Ms. Ahmed with “much-needed” blood only after lots of persuasion, and after the family was told it was risky for her to travel by air, given her low blood count.
“Today (Thursday) is the third day after admission and a definitive diagnosis has not yet been made while the relations insist on their own to carry her abroad.
“LUTH has only dealt with Miss Ahmed and her relations throughout her stay and not with any other third party. Contrary to any circulating information, the Lagos University Teaching Hospital did not refer Miss Ahmed overseas and this Institution is not involved with any fund-raising activity or activist on her behalf.”
The #SaveMayowa hashtag had garnered over 11,000 mentions on Twitter by Thursday, with unconfirmed claims that the family had raised over N30 million.
However, news began circulating on social media that the fundraising was a scam because the patient was “beyond help”, prompting the family to quickly issue a statement insisting they were planning to raise $100,000 for her treatment at Emory International Hospital, Atlanta, USA.
On Thursday, the police broke up a heated exchange between some social media campaigners and Ms. Ahmed’s relatives inside LUTH’s premises, and whisked all parties to the Area D Command in Mushin.
The police later issued a statement saying it had begun a “full scale investigation” into #SaveMayowa fundraising campaign, adding that it had frozen the Access Bank account opened in Ms. Ahmed’s name.
“The Command wishes to inform all the good spirited people who had donated generously to this course that it will ensure it does not return as a hoax and every outcome of the investigation shall be made open,” said Dolapo Badmus, the Lagos police spokesperson.

Here's a link to that press release http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/207752-luth-denies-savemayowa-fundraising-role-says-family-stalled-treatment.html?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

LUTH management just released this statement on the #savemayowa saga

I just got a text inviting me to an interview by a company known as HOME TUTORS. The interview is scheduled to hold by 9AM today and i got the message by 8:30am. Can anyone help me and confirm if it is real?

I can't make it.It's by 9am and they sent the text by 8am.

kingstek:
I also got dis message dis morning..... And I can't remember wat I applied for. I dnt knw if it's one of dis GNLD. Are u attending d interview?

Anyone?

I just got a text inviting me to an interview by a company known as HOME TUTORS. The interview is scheduled to hold by 9AM today and i got the message by 8:30am. Can anyone help me and confirm if it is real?

I'm in Kosofe LGA

How does publication from internationally acclaimed news agency like Reuters about the state of our country failed to make it to the front page when threads of Ebube nwagbo and her ilks dancing are on the front page beats me.

I dont understand why Mr President will abandon piles work that needs his attention and be globetrotting while he has a Professor of law as a vice. Maybe if he been allowed to select his own man as vice without Tinubu imposing Osibanjo on him ...Things would ve turned out differently.

LOL. I thought you were a supporter of this administration? Anyways i dont understand why he doesn't delegate some of these things to Prof Osibanjo....He is a professor for the love of God

TonyeBarcanista:

I don't think Reuters were hard. In fact, I think they were lenient.

I think they were too hard on Mr President but it has been almost a year since he got elected ...Yet nothing

TonyeBarcanista:
Coming from Reuters...

This isn't Barcanista's piece o, na Reuters talk am.

Even the International community recognise the leadership ineffectuality of President Muhammadu Buhari and APC.

this deserves Front page Mynd44

coming from Reuters this is a damning verdict. This publication portrays him as an inefffective administrator. Furthermore it shows his inability to delegate functions to his vice and ministers.

Amazondepth:
Hmmm.dis PMB is looking like a triangular peg in a hexagonal hole.dis one is one chance of the highest order.Sai Baba!

This deserves Front Page status....Lalasticala and Seun

Almost a year after winning an election on promises to fix Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari's grand vision of reform is fading, with power centralized in his increasingly remote presidency and the bureaucracy in disarray.

After axing almost 50 top civil servants and 40 ambassadors and shaking up ministries in a bid to excise endemic graft, the 73-year-old former military ruler has even started cancelling some weekly cabinet meetings.

His aides said this was because under his predecessor, Goodluck Jonathan, the meeting had become a forum for ministers to hand out over-priced contracts to friends.

Critics say the effect has been to leave government rudderless while Africa's biggest economy flatlines.

Power is concentrated in Buhari's office, where files pile up on the desk of his chief of staff. Ministers appointed only in November - more than six months after Buhari's victory - are reluctant to make decisions, diplomats say.

Government insiders admit things may be getting worse before they get better, but say that is to be expected given the scale of the task in hand.
Of course it's chaos. We're rebuilding a whole system. There is no depth in the bureaucracy," said a senior government source who asked not to be named.

Buhari is too often absent to provide enough personal guidance, according to his critics.

Since taking office in May, he has been on 26 overseas trips, visiting Saudi Arabia and Qatar this week, where officials say he hopes to drum up interest from investors.

His opponents complain that his external focus comes at the expense of the two pillars of the domestic economy - the oil-producing Niger Delta and Lagos, the sprawling megacity that serves as Nigeria's commercial capital.

He has visited neither as president.

NO BUDGET

Buhari has won plaudits from ordinary Nigerians for fighting graft as part of a crackdown on an elite whose wealth has grown for decades while most of the country's 170 million people remained in poverty.

The army under his command has also reconquered territory from the Boko Haram group in the north, though the jihadists still regularly stage suicide attacks.
But the ascetic general has not yet delivered on a promise to create jobs by ending reliance on oil. His civil service cull has cut avenues for graft but also created knowledge gaps, to the point that the government has so far been unable to produce a viable budget.

Buhari last week fired a senior budget official who had been appointed in August, after he helped to produce a draft which labeled car or computer purchases as capital expenditures, according to Nigerian research group Budgit.

One billion naira - more than $5 million at the official exchange rate - had been budgeted for office furniture alone.

"This was really depressing when we expected that this should be a total shift from the wasteful culture that we had in the past," said Oluseun Onigbinde, founder of the group.

Buhari fired most of the top management at state oil firm NNPC but his replacements have struggled to get a grip on the massive and opaque entity, officials say. Some projects have been delayed as the newcomers struggle to locate the relevant files in the four NNPC towers.

With no regular meetings, ministers are still trying to figure out what they can achieve, officials say. Buhari merged several ministries but since a cabinet retreat in November, he has left them to drift.

Buhari's aides counter that the cabinet meets whenever there is something to decide, and that the government needs time to work out detailed plans - including funding - for such daunting tasks as road-building or the improvement of Nigeria's notoriously erratic power supply.
But a senior civil servant who asked not to be named said ministers struggled to get the attention of Buhari's office.

"There is a proposal, a consultancy does a study but then the report gets ignored," he said.

Buhari asked Vice President Yemi Osinbajo to coordinate economic policy, but diplomats say he is being sidelined as the president personally handles all key issues, including a freeze of the naira exchange rate that is crippling investment.

That leaves businessmen wondering how the West African oil producer can survive its worst economic crisis for decades.

"Policy statements hang but there's no trickle down," said Prince Ike Ubaka, head of the All Farmers Association of Nigeria.

www.reuters.com/article/us-nigeria-politics-idUSKCN0VY1H5

Where was Patriotism when Buhari called Nigerians Criminals aand Asylum seekers before the World......You are a hypocrite Omenka

Huh

MaziOmenuko:
Yesssss!!!!

2 pro, 1 anti..

4 remaining.

Nawa oooo the man Bleep up the cross appeal.The judges were unanimous in striking it out as incompetent

sarutobie:

na by SAN? no be naija wey everything dey upside down, even to the ones who are supposed to be educated, knowledgeable and enlightened.

No but Abians voted for him including Aba

CyberWolf:
is Otti from Aba?

The clowns attacking bigchief sef.... I am an Otti supporter and i'm telling that the cross appeal was the joker.... The court of Appeal nullified Ikpeazu's election based on card reader evidence but that cross appeal contained an argument against the same Court of Appeal judgment that the Returning Officer had no right to cancel the elections.....The supreme COURT DOESNT RECOGNISE THE CARD READER it is that simple....I hope their conscience will make them give Otti this much needed victory or else Abians especially Aba residents will not come out and vote again in a very long time..

Oh boy na you i dy try call now sef....Ji erela boy...Otti lawyer messed up this case bro.. how SAN no go sabi how to file cross appeal...na miracle now if Otti comes back from this i dy vex now

sarutobie:
lol tawah89 my nigga I dey see you.. calm your nerves bro..whoever wins na for chez nous we go talk am over a few bottles.

NO....i'm not . Are you?

justurch:


R U d CJN?

The SUpreme Court has been consistent in its rulings that the Card reader is not known to law only the voters register is.. so this cross appeal was what most were banking on ..now that it has been struck out... Olanipekun is going to win this

betterABIAstate:
its between PDP and court of appeal