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Please man, Where did you get this from? Or it’s all in your head?

Oga ajegunle is currently changing, if you need a place to stay, just talk and stop disguising

Earlystar698:
Wow seeing lagos like this would make you wonder if ajegunle and co are not part of lagos


Any way nice one from the governor

Same...

jabberjawz:
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I prefer highlight than live sef...

I don’t know why a lady would wanna do that to a guy...

We’re different biko

0taPiaPia:
My ex almost forced me to a viewing center thinking that if I see other guys watching i might develop interest but hell no. I slept off and later went home to play music. Not my fault though.

I don’t know why they like it...

I can bring up up to 10 series why ladies like it & it could all be a lie

Lilpen3758:
exactly some ladies find it weird

This didn’t link to any job site boss

jabberjawz:
https://jobs.partneragencies.net/psc/UNDPP1HRE2/EMPLOYEE/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM.HRS_CE.GBL?Page=HRS_CE_JOB_DTL&Action=A&SiteId=2&PostingSeq=1&JobOpeningId=37772&

Agency
UNDP
Title
Communications Associate, SB3
Job ID
37772
Practice Area - Job Family
Management - COMMUNICATIONS
Vacancy End Date
(Midnight New York, USA)
21/06/2021
Duty Station
Abuja, Nigeria
Education & Work Experience
C-HS Graduate or Equivalent - 5 year(s) experience
Languages
Required:
Desired:
English

Grade
SB3
Vacancy Type
Service Contract (SC)
Posting Type
External
Bureau
Africa
Contract Duration
1 year with possibility of extension



Under the guidance and direct supervision of the Head of the Communications Unit, the Communications Associate supports the implementation of the communications strategy and plans to ensure effective and efficient communication of UNDP with its partners, the media and targeted audiences.

The Communications Associate works in close collaboration with Programme and Operations staff of UNDP Nigeria CO and designate representatives of key stakeholders. The Communications Associate promotes a client-oriented approach geared to influence the development agenda, promote public and media outreach and mobilize political and financial support for UNDP.

Duties and Responsibilities
Support effective implementation of UNDP Nigeria communications strategy;
Technical support in organizing public events, managing and supporting effective media relations and information dissemination;
Support the development of publication and communication materials;
Photography and video production support for UNDP Nigeria events and missions
Facilitation of internal knowledge building and knowledge sharing with UNDP Nigeria staff.

Support implementation of UNDP communications strategy and plans by conducting various communication related activities, producing communications products and performing quality assurance control

Identify, propose and support communication opportunities and activities in line with the UNDP Nigeria Communications Strategy and work plans of office sections, projects and programmes;
Provide writing, editorial and graphic design support for communication and public information needs of the Nigeria Country Office including concept notes, background information, talking points and briefing materials
Draft success stories, human interest stories and other communications products that amplify the impact of UNDP Nigeria’s work for distribution on relevant channels;
Provide photography and video production support for UNDP Nigeria events, launches and missions on an as needed basis
Co-ordinate with communications solutions agencies (creative agencies, film-makers and radio content producers, PR/media agencies, design studios for creative outputs), for the development of comunication products and scheduling/completion of tasks
Assist with the development and management of internal communications systems and activities
Support with preparation and organization of events e.g. workshops, high level events, conferences, programme and report launches, IPs and partners’ meetings
Provide media relations support to UNDP Nigeria CO
Maintain and develop effective working relationships with local and international media representatives;
Organize media meetings such as press conferences, press briefings for CO events;
Draft and diseminate media kits: including press releases, media advisories, key messages etc.;
Strengthen and maintain database of media contacts;
Enhance media coverage for targeted events and stakeholders, including social media;
Organize, store and manage database of photos’ and film footage of UNDP Nigeria programmes, missions and events.
Lead and manage UNDP Nigeria CO websites and social media channels

Manage UNDP Nigeria websites and social media channels;
Develop weekly content plans for UNDP Nigeria digital channels
Ensure use of online channels is in line with UNDP global guidelines and best practices;
Develop communications content tailored for largescale digital communication campaigns
Manage implementation of administrative and financial tasks related to Communications Unit’s work

Conduct tasks related to administrative, procurement and financial support of daily operations of the Communications Unit
Impact of Results

The key results have an impact on creation of effective communications and dissemination of information on UNDP as UN’s global development network.
In particular, the key results have an impact on implementation of UNDP communications and publication strategies with a view to deliver sustained visibility as well as reaching resource mobilization targets.
Competencies
Functional Competencies:

Advocacy/Advancing a Policy-Oriented Agenda

Preparing information for advocacy
Identifies and communicates relevant information for a variety of audiences for advocating UNDP’s mandate
Maintains a functioning network of contacts with a variety of stakeholders to promote a better understanding of UNDP’s mandate and to support advocacy efforts
Building Strategic Partnerships

Maintaining a network of contacts
Maintains an established network of contacts for general information sharing and to remain up-to-date on communication/partnership related issues
Analyzes and selects materials for strengthening strategic alliances with partners and stakeholders
Establishes and nurtures positive communication with partners
Promoting Organizational Learning and Knowledge Sharing

Basic research and analysis
Generates new ideas and approaches, researches best practices and proposes new, more effective ways of doing things
Documents and analyses innovative strategies and new approaches
Job Knowledge/Technical Expertise

Fundamental knowledge of own discipline
Understands and applies fundamental concepts and principles of a professional discipline or technical specialty relating to the position
Possesses basic knowledge of organizational policies and procedures relating to the position and applies them consistently in work tasks
Analyzes the requirements and synthesizes proposals
Strives to keep job knowledge up-to-date through self-directed study and other means of learning
Demonstrates good knowledge of information technology and applies it in work assignments
Creating Visibility for UNDP/Supporting UNDP’s Capacity to Advocate

Research and data analysis
Promotes awareness of UNDP’s centrally to development through dissemination of information and materials
Maintains networks and knowledge assets for use in visibility and image activities
Global Leadership and Advocacy for UNDP’s Goals

Preparing information for global advocacy
Identifies and communicates relevant information for advocacy for UNDP’s goals for a variety of audiences
Maintains a functioning network of contacts in the media and civil society, to promote a better understanding of UNDP’s mandate and to support advocacy efforts
Conceptual Innovation in the Provision of Technical Expertise
Research and analysis
Keeps updated in his/her area of substantive expertise
Identifies opportunities for conceptual innovation
Client Orientation

Establishing effective client relationships
Researches potential solutions to internal and external client needs and reports back in a timely, succinct and appropriate fashion
Organizes and prioritizes work schedule to meet client needs and deadlines
Establishes, builds and sustains effective relationships within the work unit and with internal and external clients
Core Competencies:

Demonstrating/safeguarding ethics and integrity
Demonstrate corporate knowledge and sound judgment
Self-development, initiative-taking
Acting as a team player and facilitating team work
Facilitating and encouraging open communication in the team, communicating effectively
Creating synergies through self-control
Managing conflict
Learning and sharing knowledge and encourage the learning of others. Promoting learning and knowledge management/sharing is the responsibility of each staff member.
Informed and transparent decision making
Required Skills and Experience
Education:
Secondary School Education, Or University Degree in Social Sciences; (preferably Communications, Journalism or Political Science)

Experience:
5 years of relevant experience at the national or international level in public relations, communications or advocacy.
Or 02 years of experience with a University degree.
Experience in digital marketing and managing social media platforms.
Experience in creating multimedia content and working with web-based management systems
Language Requirements:
Proficiency in both oral and written English, knowledge of local language is considered an asset
*QUALIFIED FEMALE CANDIDATES ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO APPLY*
Disclaimer
Important applicant information

All posts in the SC categories are subject to local recruitment.

Applicant information about UNDP rosters

Note: UNDP reserves the right to select one or more candidates from this vacancy announcement. We may also retain applications and consider candidates applying to this post for other similar positions with UNDP at the same grade level and with similar job description, experience and educational requirements.

Same here o...

But some ladies find it weird

Hmm na wa o...

Create Biafra and you’ll see Igbo biz men who owns transportation biz not supporting it...

Aye man nika oo
But the truth is, we have many of them who had succeeded in doing this shit, driving big jeeps about and controlling herds of goat.

Make God de open our eyes.

Ode ni eleyi sha !

Dem de kill people for Southern Kaduna, and the rest of Nigeria de bleed, na Palestinian wey de use kill abacha you de carry for head... oponu oshi!

Shoot me your pics babe
I’m ready to settle down
Hope you have good luck?

Sanusi can never say this again . Ask him the questions his tone would change

Baby falcon I guess

This says a lot about Tinubu’s last night visit

Jagaban always with a brilliant response. 2023 God will give you more good health!

My question is it possible to start a tech company in Nigeria when you’re not really that techy? Esp a Fintech company?

Goloba warming up

Omo this guy made sense for this one

Lolz planned coup

So for your life, you don see anybody wey de bear Jennifer Clinton for Nigeria? And you see faked cac certificate you still joined?

I guess you’re the scammer sef looking for opinions and faults to perfect your scam. Hmm �

Okay thanks
But I’m asking how can you load with Naira and then transfer to binance?

Ardarh:
For me ever since the ban, i sell my btc on the redimit website and it has been seamless for me. You can try them out, incase you need the website, www.redimit.com

Oh bro you remembered..., God bless you. Let us share them the history and how they paid Fulani heardsmen to keep destroying our farms so that we can keep consuming their fertilizer infested crops.

It’s only little of their products that can be exported! Enough of the poison we’ve been consuming! We too have lands and it must thrive!

khalling2008:
this is exactly what happened to our members at the bodija market, they killed them in maduguri during reigning of boko haram in 2009, now nobody wants to go to north to buy market, that's reason why hausas take over the business from westerners,

Oh very nice video
But how can I move my bitcoin from that site or any site to binance.? So I can use it to trade?

Point of correction, if you don’t know history, stop jumping on matters you knew little about.
Around 2009 or 2010 when the matter of Boko Haram started coming up, during those time, Yoruba market men and women were the ones that goes up the North to buy all these foodstuffs and market it here themselves for several decades. Though some Hausa merchants too were part of the biz of traveling to buy. But before Boko Haram went crazy, some Yoruba market men and women who went to buy goods up North were massacred. Several of them at different times. When the killing got so much, they abandoned the buying and the Hausa people took over the process completely whereby they are now the one to control and determine the price. After they took over, the killings on the road stopped before Boko Haram results to different forms of bombing.

How can a witch cry yesterday and the child dies today?
Can you see such act? That was how these northern people became dominant in price controlling and they even brought down their own people to sell as retailers because they don’t trust the Yoruba sellers in accounting to them.

So it’s a matter of my market, my money, my land and gradually they took over several big markets at the expense of Yoruba Seller’s space.
They bought wheelbarrow for even the ones they brought so that those one can move about in streets and that makes a common Yoruba sellers to sell at his nose.

Can you fucking justify those killings that made Yoruba marketers to resist from buying from the north by themselves?

As at now, they even use soldiers to harass other sellers at mile 12 market , just because your tribe are special?
I wish the Yoruba people can unite and even turn away any truck released to come sell here.

E ti ya were!!!!!

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Kingdemu:
The food marketers exporting foods to the south have legitimate concerns to embark on a strike. However, it's crazy to prolong it for long which is likely to create a humanitarian catastrophe. I have lost a friend who was a driver, transporting onions during the recent massacre of Hausa people in Ibadan, and I support every step taken by the union to protect their members from jungle justice mostly perpetrated by anarchists who have nothing to lose even if the country is plunged into a serious crisis. The government must step in, allay their fears and punish the hoodlums who often attack Hausa food markets whenever anti-Hausa sentiments reach an apogee.

Almost 98% of the meat consumed in the south come from Arewa, and the northerners account for more than 70% net exporters of onions, maize, rice millets and other critical cereal crops that are vital for food industries to survive. Attacking the drivers for transporting foods to the south , killing cattle rearers and rustle their cows are the issues that need to be resolved. This standoff is a stark reminders that the North despite its depleting agricultural outputs still has leverages and those who think the region is a parasite needs to think twice.

I think the South is failing to understand the issue for what it is.

The strike by the amalgamated food union is to safeguard members against what happened in Oyo state and parts of the south east.

What I expect is for the market union down south to organise themselves and reassure their brothers up north that they will be protected.

The fact that nobody is calling for a reprisal means that the North is open for an amicable resolution of the matter, at the end of the day we all need one another.

The idea of branding every Northerner as a terrorist or bandit won't do any good in this inatance. After all before the activities of some unscrupulous fulani criminals we have had kidnappings, armed robbery, cultism etc in the south.

Sadly, they have allowed politicians to cash in on the issue at hand.

Chioma

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mamagee3:
[color=deeppink]Guess my birth name just by looking at my picture...The person that guesses right gets 25,000 naira.[/color]

How can I join this group? This man must enter by 2023 by God’s grace

shogotermies:
That 200,000 usd could build another house na

Oyinbo ppl cherish history, esp the architect that designed the house. This same house will sell better at auction than a new house built with a million $$

Na person like you we need for President. See as you sabi 3 Naija languages ehn...

chatinent:
My grandfather used to say: nwanyị mara mma bu nganga nke nna ya.

The day they left the traditional title of being called maidens to becoming registered as slay-queen, everything deteriorated. Yes, gbogbo nkan ti bajẹ.

This era of girls understand dating to mean a sex sentence.


Many took to willful prostitution; hunger for money...money to do what? Buy lashes, perfumes...money for nothing!


It's very difficult to see that promising ada bekee again. Abubuwa yanzu sun juye.