Hi room,

Pls anyone have info on the CITN(charter institute of taxation of nigeria).
I'm considering building up my career in that line. Pls anyone with info should pls advice

Fashola meant well for Lagosian that is not arguable. I heard the light rail proposed by the govt will passing thru the area wat a great vision, but i also belief in discharging his duty let him put into consideration human factor, I'm just wondering what will be the fate of these traders, Sincerely evryone of them would ad love to have a shop with decent surrounding rather than the filthy environment of oshodi, It would av make more sense if the govt provide a new market for them and schedule their relocation and those one that refuse to go should be left to face the brunt,

Congratulation Sanchymike. But like what Roscodaddy have advice be of help to others too when the opportunities
come ok. More great things in life bro.

Hi Guys,
I'm really fascinated with what u are talking about. I'm actually searhing through the google page looking for the website of Nigeria Institutes of Stock Brokers when i was linked to this site and very fortunates for is a site that i know about.
I'm an undergraduate, i read Engineering but presently i'm on my internship. I got my self in a a asset management firm, one of the leading light in Nigeria to be precise. My experience here have been so great , is really loving learning new things fellow. I have intension of furthering my carrier in this sector, then i arrived at CIS. i want to know their minimum entry qualification and the various levels they have. Will be adviceable to finished up my university education first or if there are no exception for engineering students, should i start now. I need someone who can mentored along this line.

Hello Guys,
I must first of all commend the efforts of the initiatives of this site. You guys are really doing good and thumbs up,
The issue at hand is a very good one and i'm not surprised atall at the heat it generated in this forum.
Believe me sincerely Anton, Tobi is makin a lot of points, real point, i saw the topic and i feel like contributing coz i'm relatively new with this site, but after critical look at some of your views here, i got nothing than to really commend Tobi for the enlightenment. Nigeria SAT1. The satellite is a Disaster Monitoring Constellation that can be used to prevnt some of the of the crises we are having now in the country. Fine, it is very important for us to take cognizance notice of the very poor level people are living in Nigeria. An estimation of over 70% of Nigeria live below the poverty level and government in the own initiative shave formulated policies to combat this all to no avail. Policies that have practice in the developed countries and have proven to be best, i was opportuned to read the AUgust edition of the TELL magazine where Col. Togun the then DG of the SSS defending Gen. Babangida, in his comment he all the programmes initiated by the government of the then maximum ruler are good and that the General meant well for us, He said programmes like MAMSER, DFFRRI and SAP were tried in some other developing countries in the world and they seems to be working. The point here is that to arhue the statement, the fundamental points i'm trying to bring out is that, why are our plans in Nigeria both by government and individual always fail. We have a impending problems which we need to tackled if we want to planned and we want the execution go well. Things like the Remote sensing orbits are what the developed countries based their plans on and hence its success.
DFFRRI is a good policies anytime anyday but where we dont have the correct, qualititative data to based our agriculture on our Agricultural policies will continuing to flop. And this applied to every other spheres of our life. For instance, the NIG SAT1 is specification built for disater management, i saw a future when the NIG SAT1 will be fully utilised when the cries of environmental abuses in the niger delta will be no more.When the Niger Deltans will be able to carry out their fishing activities without disturbance from the oil exploration by the oil companies. This I think will go along way in reducing the poverty level in the region.
I quite agreed with you Antom, on the point that we should start initiating plans on how to start building our own sattelite and not too over dependence on the developed world but you and I know that we in a globalizing world no country can be completely independent.My brother let takes things easy, we shall get there definitely, the problems we are having is our leaders that seems to be short sighted and fails to move with the pace technology is moving, we should all be praying for 2007, the right leader that actually know and have what is takes is what Nigerains needed to take us to this promise land.
NIG SAT1 is an applaudable development and I can confirmed that images of it is out ready for public though with an exoberant rates. Everybody needs it, corporate business people everybody msut tapped from the benefits the satellites portends. Like what Tobi said, it has been discovered now that alot of the business policies we made are geographical based, come to think of it, may say the success of this communications companies like M.T.N and the rest can be attributed to the map based decision, i think i'm right.
I really have to submit at this point, but i have to really commend you guys the initiatives of the sites, Tobi, Anton everybody you are wonderful. I really wished i meet you online. But vitally important to Tobi, I really want to know you, you can meet me on adeomo2002@yahoo.com, that is my mail address and my I.D too.
CYA

I keep cant understand why Mallam El-Rufai is always castigated anytime, he intorduced a policy that ought to be lauded by all. If we will look at all is policies and reforms to the federal capital territory, from the constructive perspective El-rufai should be praised for making Abuja what it is today. We shouldnt wait until Abuja turn so bad and become uncontrollable like what Lagos devoid of all preventives before something concrete are done.
Okada motor cycles are ban in lagos recently just because there are reports that men of the underdog used it as a tool of escaping after perpetrating their evil acts. Not to talk of the risk they prone they unknowing public cos of their recklessness.

We should come to think of it, Abuja is a city that was modelled after some cities in the world none of those cities in the world okada as their means of public transport, the government is thinking in the right direction telling us that they want to give us a good road transport effectively and efficiently bus based. These are are what is out there in the developed world and Nigeria tolling that line is a good development.
The concern of many people is that, the decision can further impoverished our people but the truth is that, they will need more drivers and conductors to run this laudable programme. I submit.