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Finance Assistants in Damaturu and Maiduguri[/center]

Who Are We
COOPI Cooperazione Internazionale is an humanitarian, non-confessional and independent Foundation (NGO) that fights against all kinds of poverty to make the world a better place. Founded in 1965, COOPI is based in Milan and it has 24 headquarters in the South of the World.
It works to assist populations struck by emergencies (disasters and conflicts) and to facilitate their civil, economic and social development. The Foundation intervenes in Africa, Latin America and the Middle East in collaboration with local actors (civil society, public administration and so on). In 2012 it has implemented more than 200 projects.
COOPI works in different sectors: agriculture, water and sanitation, health care and nutrition, humanitarian assistance, human rights, education, socio-economic services, migration.

About the job:
The Finance Assistants supports the Area Administrator in all financial issues of the COOPI offices in Damaturu and Maiduguri
Duties and Responsibilities:
• To perform the duties of Cashier, which includes responsibility for all cash transactions in the office, daily entries in the COOPI accounting system, daily cash count and reconciliation;
• To prepare documents for payment and verify supporting documents according to COOPI rules as well as country specific legal regulations;
• To issue and control advances for daily small purchases;
• To assist as needed in uploading on a weekly basis the daily Cash Book to the Area Administrator and perform related cash reconciliation and balancing;
• To organize, file and scan all payment vouchers with related supporting documents when corrected and approved Cash Book has been returned from HQ in Abuja;
• To keep the country and individual project inventory records updated in cooperation with the Logistics Department and assist in performing random physical inventories and stock-takings;
• To be the finance focal point for cash distributions, checking documentation prior to and after distributions and being present to monitor distributions and payments.
• To make bank runs including transfer requests, withdrawals, issuing/receiving letters and bank statements ect…
• To assist with any other duties in the Department, as directed by the Area Coordinator, Head of Office and Finance/Admin/HR Officer.

About you:
To be successful in this role you must have:
• Strong organisational skills.
• Ability to prioritise large and changeable workload.
• Good communication skills and ability to work as part of a team.
• Able to work independently and energetically.
• Good computer skills (especially MS Word and Excel).
• Fluent in spoken and written English and Hausa.
Required qualifications and Experience:
• B.sc / Hnd in Accountancy, finance, banking Business Administration.
• Minimum of two (2) years’ experience working in a similar position.
• Experience of working with UN or Non-Governmental organizations. Ensure quality, transparency and efficiency in all aspects of the administration/accountancy work
• To maintain high level of confidentiality of all documents and issues.
• Strong written and mathematical skills
• Experience of managing and handling cash
• Perform additional jobs on request.
• Perform all duties to the best of hers/his abilities according to the labour contract, hers/his job description and the staff regulations.

Method of Application
To apply for this position, send:
- CV
- Cover letter
- Minimum three qualified reference contacts
to the following e-mail address: hr.nigeria@COOPI.org
Deadline: June 30, 2017

GAZZUZZ:
I will recommend a wagon or a hatchback. A toyota avensis 1999 is a model I have used for over 3years without any Major issues. Get the one with preferably a 1.8liter engine.

If you can lay your hands on the 2003 model with the 1zz-fe engine it is also a fine ride.

Thanks a lot boss

GAZZUZZ:
Nigerian used or foreign used?

Am OK with either of them.

GAZZUZZ:
Manual or automatic transmission? What type of terrain will you ply?

Automatic and its Abuja road office to House karu to Utako and once in a while hanging out in Abuja with my family.

Hi boss,
Please what car will you recommend with a budget of 600 to 700k for a family of four father 5'11 , mother 4'10 a daughter and a 3. Weeks old baby

wholesomegrace:
I've heard of bitter breast milk, mine wasn't bitter, cos i tasted it. I am saying this cos my lo is almost exclusively formula fed, he refused to suck but happily took the bottle (formula) and expressed breast milk (also in bottle) and the highest I could produce was 30 mls. Tried all the tricks and advice here and everywhere to produce more, but didn't get much result. Even strange was the fact that all through the 2 months I expressed and finally stopped, i didnt have any form of engorgement/pain experienced by mums whose los didnt suck.

From your post, it is evident you are lactating well so I suggest you start to express breast milk every two hours to feed ur lo, its a lot of work, and don't stop putting baby to breast. There might be a change sooner or later.

However, if it doesn't work, don't put too much pressure on yourself. Continue with the formula. I've been using Aptamil and my baby is a jolly, healthy and happy child to the glory of God. Get as many good bottles as you can afford, wash with warm water and sterilize (hot water preferably) after each each feed. Maintain very good hygiene when handling your lo and feeding things. This is very important

Thank you very much for this reply. My wife is producing milk and once in a while we squeeze it out for him to drink via his bottle and he consumes them all but my wife barely makes 30ml and she is always complaining of the pain but I have told her to endure.
We have a neighbour that told her to drink konu anya that it will facilitate her breast milk increase though we keep trying but my fear is that the way he cries and struggles when we want to breastfeed him will not lead to something negative.
Can I change from NaN to Aptamil without any negative consequences

Akorkor:
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Congratulation sir on your bundle of joy!!!
From my little experience, the mom should try and be putting it in his mouth little by little. She should squeeze the nipple and put it in his mouth. Little by little, not forcefully he will learn that mama milk is sweeter than NAN. Other mama, will shook mouth. Let me copy them for you.

Cc: mama zaynie,sugah, feddy27, helovesme, AlphaHandMaiden.

Thanks a lot

Please I need fill ups for my play anyone that can help me with this and is there any software that can sightread and convert to sofa notes

Hi everybody,
My baby was born on the 19th of may and ever since he was born he has refused sucking his mothers breast as we feed him NaN.
What I want to ask is that is there any disadvantage to this formula we are giving him and also what do we have to do to make him to accept breastfeeding cos he will cry move his hands all in an attempt not to breastfeed...any suggestions will be tried.

JOB VACANCY



Job Description


Position: Project Manager Project / Programme: BSFP and CBT Interventions in NE Nigeria
Location: Yobe State
(Bade, Damaturu, Jakusko and Potiskum) Reports to: Program Manager
Duration of the Project: 6 months (with possible extension) Donors: WFP
Duration of the contract: 6 months (with possible extension) Basic salary: according to experience and Internal Salary grid
Starting Date: 1St June, 2017

Background

About COOPI

Cooperazione Internazionale (COOPI) is an Italian humanitarian non-governmental organization founded in Milan in 1965. COOPI aims to help the world’s poorest to improve their access to healthcare, food, and financial security, and to overcome their special vulnerability to wars, civil conflicts and natural disasters. For 50 years of long-term support and constant presence in the field, COOPI has been engaged in breaking the cycle of poverty and responding to specific emergencies in numerous sectors, including Food Security, Humanitarian Aid, Health, Socio-Economical Services, Water and Sanitation, Human Rights, Education and Training, Migrations and Sustainable Energy.

With more than 3,900 humanitarian workers employed, and an average of 180 projects per year across 25 countries throughout Africa, Latin America and the Middle East, COOPI is the biggest Italian NGO. During its 50 years of activity, COOPI has successfully completed over 1,600 projects in 63 countries, involving 55.000 local operators and ensuring direct benefits to approximately 100 Million people.

COOPI in Nigeria
COOPI started its operations in North-East Nigeria in July 2014 to carry out a rapid evaluation of the most relevant constraints suffered by the Internally Displaced People (IDPs) displaced by the food crisis and the Boko Haram insurgency in the Lake Chad Basin.
The COOPI Nigeria Field Office is located in Potiskum, Yobe State, in order to cover five LGAs in Yobe State and to provide direct assistance to the IDPs and their hosting communities, through a multi-sectorial programme covering Food Security, Nutrition and Child Protection interventions. COOPI's capacity to respond to the humanitarian situation in the country is confirmed by its experience in providing humanitarian aid in more than 24 other Countries around the World, in over 50 years of operations.


Scope of the Vacancy

He/she is responsible for the projects’ execution (BSFP and CBT), in technical, economic/financial terms, and in terms of resources management on field, in compliance with COOPI and the donor’s procedures. He/she ensures the expected results attainment in budget management.


Main Duties / Responsibilities

RESPONSABILITIES:
Activity planning and management: in cooperation with the project staff, he/she plans and monitors the activities ‘progress, in compliance with the contract signed with the donor and with COOPI and the donor’s procedures.
• Administrative and financial management: in collaboration with the Project Administrator/Administrative Coordinator he/she plans all expenditures to make.
•He/she regularly monitors all made expenditures. In cooperation with the Project Administrator and in coordination with the Administrative Coordinator he/she prepares the Purchases Plan.
•He/she ensures the organization and donor’s procedures respect when purchasing goods and services.
•Reporting: In coordination with the supervisor and with the Administrative Coordinator, he/she ensures the preparation, in compliance with the deadlines, of all financial and narrative reports – interim and final – expected by the project.
•He/she is responsible for the preparation of all formal communication and contract modifications requests (ex. budget modification) of the projects he manages.
•Staff Management: In compliance with the country’s rules/laws and with the COOPI’s regulation in the country, he/she selects the local staff to be employed in projects.
•By making use of the organization’s tools he/she evaluates the local staff employed for projects and he/she participates to the evaluation of his/her own project, upon request by his/her direct supervisor.
•He/she coordinates and supervises the work done by all the project staff, in compliance with the organization’s security procedures. He/she is responsible for the initial and continuous training of the project staff under his/her responsibility.
•Goods management: he/she is responsible of the correct management of all goods purchased for the project, both directly and purchased by other offices/field offices. For all goods purchased by the project he/she updates the inventory, in cooperation with the Administrative Coordinator.
•Institutional relations: In relation to the project of his/her competence, he/she communicates with the donors’ officers, the local authorities which are competent in the aspects related to the project, the project’s partners and beneficiaries, in compliance with the organization’s guidelines.
•New projects’ writing: upon request by his/her direct supervisor, and cooperating with the project staff, he/she elaborates, writes and prepares all necessary documents to present new projects, in accordance with the organization’s processes and procedures.
PROFILE:
•Advanced degree in Food Security, livelihood or related field or equivalent work.
•Minimum 3 years’ experience in the humanitarian field in similar roles.
•Demonstrated experience in food distribution or related field.
•Experience of working within an insecure environment with responsibility for security planning, monitoring and management.
•Experience working on WFP funded projects (BSFP, GFD & Cash Based Transfers)
•Strong analytical and practical problem-solving skills;
•Strong supervisory abilities, and demonstrated capacity of teamwork and of coordination with the relevant actors;
•Very good inter-personal and writing communication skills;
•Ability to organize work efficiently and deliver assignments in a timely manner often under time constraints;
•Proficiency in written and spoken English;
•Computer literacy, with high proficiency in the use of standard office software applications (e.g. Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint);


HOW TO APPLY FOR THE POSITION
E-mail applications inclusive of:
- CV (max 3 pages)
- Cover Letter (max 1 page)
Application should be submitted to the address hr.nigeria@coopi.org no later than 31 May 2017 specifying in the e-mail subject: “Application for Project Manager in Yobe state”.
Please note that any late application or incomplete submission will not be considered and thus will be disregarded immediately. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

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Eazybay:
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My brother you just wasted your time most Nairalanders have an answer they expect to see once they do not see that the brain backtracks and you will start to wonder how in God's name the youth will ever be a leader in Nigeria.#God bless Nigeria

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Regards.

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BIDOO:
Unfortunately ! None of this Army personnel will admit responsible for this repugnant mistake and they will slept it under the carpet and the incompetent will demonstrate his weakness again as time flies

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echoedwalls:
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Still, look up other people.
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All za best.

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I have gotten Ankara from kano and my customers liked it a lot and will like to know if that of Lagos is better?

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