[b]We are in need of an experienced national cook with some continental experience in our guest house in the Rumuola area of Port Harcourt.

The applicant must be able to cook the different local delicacies such as but not limited to the various local soups like fisherman, seafood okro, afang, native, etc. Also isiewu, nkwobi, peppered meat, various pepper soups as well as some continental dishes.

*Must be able to prepare mouth watering dishes
*Be enthusiastic, tidy, hard working and creative
*Able to cook well under pressure, punctual and trustworthy
*Constantly churn out deliciously tasty meals on time and budget
*Ensure that production taste is consistent and timely
*Handle and store ingredients and food efficiently
*Maintain a clean and safe work area, including handling utensils, equipment and dishes
*Maintain food safety and sanitation standards
*Able to communicate in english (read & write)

N30,000 - N50,000 depending on experience.

Accommodation available!!!

Call/Whatsapp on 09030001976 if interested.[/b]

The inspection cost 2000

Delluchi:

Is time Nigerian Bikers n Riders all over the world should come together. We have to address some problems associated with safety and security of riders and bikers.  We need bikers club and if any is already existing it has to be made popular.

For example this my bike below is a legend vintage Laverda Ferrari F1 Customised 1000 cc (Only 20 produced worldwide). I bought it for Sfr.20,000 from a wolrd racing team member after failing to clinch the world title in Italy. I was offered Sfr. 31,700 ($28,000) by a member of bikers club in Switzerland but i refused to sell it because i need to see myself fully equipt with riders kits riding on the street of Lagos with this bike. What you think about having a bikers club in Nigeria ?

Delluchi

Nice Bike!! Still got it If yes, lets ride…………

This may be 435 days too late but I just ran across this thread today. Anyway, I thought to inform you about existing bike clubs in Port Harcourt & Lagos. I'm a member of the PH club and so is Inyang. We ride together most weekends and I can’t explain how pleasurable and satisfying it is – even with our bad roads. Together we’ve made several trips across Nigeria including to Calabar, Benin, Lagos, Abuja, Kaduna and we're currently planning a West African tour. I would estimate the number of running bikes in PH to be approximately 30 + 1 and counting. I’m also aware of the guys in Lagos called the Wheelers. We've been on a few trips together including to Abraka and Abuja. So, there you have it - Bike clubs do exist!!!! If you still gat ya bike, lets burn some rubber!! Holla, 
Enjoy the fotos.

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The site is a platform for buying & selling of vehicles here in Nigeria & features photos, prices, specifications & full description. I found the site to be one of the most attractive , interactive & innovative Nigerian site offering style, strong appeal & user satisfaction. It also seems to be updated daily with new vehicles.

This site certainly has my vote - check it out, I'm sure you all will agree.


PS. I purchased my Toyota Camry through the site!

www.mototrader.net

I ran into this site not too long ago when i saw their billboard at CMS (Lagos Island) and since then I've frequently visited the site & they never fail to impress me.

The site is a platform for buying & selling of vehicles here in Nigeria & features photos, prices, specifications & full description. I found the site to be one of the most attractive , interactive & innovative Nigerian site offering style, strong appeal & user satisfaction. It also seems to be updated daily with new vehicles.

This site certainly has my vote - check it out, I'm sure you all will agree.


PS. I purchased my Toyota Camry thru the site!