Can 5 months experience in a top tier commercial bank count as 1 year experience when applying for a job in a big 4?

I need guidance please.

Abeg, I only have one question...
This 10 months salary they are talking about, is it 10 months of work done or 10 months in which they shut d school down without doing anything?

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Can d car fly??

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ThisCouldBeUs:
Wait, are you saying he has completed all the half salaries he started paying last year ? Said the governor is running a transparent government so people are not complaining ? Bro, are you okay at all ? I know how much different people give every month to support other family friends in that particular state. Something that started when this man began paying half. Market people who earlier supported him are now complaining of no sale. A state full of useless educated coward men who couldn't support the female judge who dared Aregbe to give account of how he's spending money. The house assembly can't confront him because they are all APC. What did he use all the billions of naira he collected as loans for ? Constructions ? Their NLC chairman is nothing but a dog who obeys only his master.

I can see u r suffering from chronic blood boiling disease.... Pastor T.b Joshua is anxiously waiting for u or perhaps what u really need is a brain transplant....

ThisCouldBeUs:
I guess you don't know either. No meaningful protest...Nothing...Except the few recent ones which i heard pensioners did. A complete house of assembly full of thieves...Mor*ns. You voted blindly, now reaping it. 2018 is around the corner, if you like vote for APC again.

Well for ur information, I can confirm to u that aregbesola recently paid salary arrears up to November ( December is up next) ....
About u not seeing protests is simply due to fact that d guy is running a very transparent financial administration ( a cmmttee headed by d first NLC President in d country was constituted... The cmtte has representatives of d labour / workers and other stakeholders in d state... Every finance of d state including allocation/igr are being managed by these pple i .e whatever comes into d pocket of d state is fully disclosed...
So the workers know d truth regardless of what lies u pple always try to spread

ThisCouldBeUs:
Heard Aregbesola was granted different loans that will take nothing less than 30 years to pay, yet owing salaries. I'm forced to say Osun people are mor*ons.

If only u were wise, u would av made proper findings about d current status of salaries in osun b4 coming here to write nonsense... I pray this new yr will bring along a lot of sense to u

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Labour unions and recipient Banks of the N34.5 billion bailout funds given to Osun State government have declared that the fund was exclusively used for payment of arrears of salaries, allowances in line with the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN’s) guidelines and directives.

In a statement by the Chairman, House Committee on Information and Strategy, Olatunbosun Oyintiloye, the representatives of the banks, Adebayo Yakub (First Bank), Musbau Oyeniran (Wema Bank) and Ola Adedeji (Zenith Bank) – and the labour leaders made the declaration while testifying before the State House of Assembly during the probing into the concessionary loan, popularly referred to as bailout fund at a special plenary on Wednesday.
This was as the Accountant-General of the State, Akintayo Kolawole and the labour leaders said, the pension arrears were not captured in the bailout fund but the Governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, in his magnanimity and agreement with labour decided that the pensioners, having served the state diligently, must be included in the disbursement of the fund.
The Assembly had directed some government officials, labour unions and relevants organisations to appear before it for the probe of the fund given to state by the Federal Government, subject to a motion by one of the lawmakers, calling for the probing of the fund.
According to the statement, the representatives of the three banks involved told the Osun legislators that, “We can confirm that we followed the CBN guidelines in the way and manner the bailout loan was disbursed. All the payment we made on the bailout fund were for salaries, allowances and pensions.
“The figures shown by the Accountant General and permanent secretary, Local Government affairs, were correct. We can also confirm that the balance shown are the balance figures in the banks.”
Also, the Chairman, Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Jacob Adekomi and his counterparts from the Joint negotiation Council (JNC), Bayo Adejumo, Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGEE), and Nigeria Union of Teacher (NUT), Wakeel Amuda, according to the statement, confirmed that they monitored the fund and found that it was used for salary, allowances and pensions.
They said, the labour unions and the state government agreed on how to spend the bailout fund and the government respected the agreement by spending the fund in line with the CBN guidelines.
According to each of them, pensioners were not captured in the fund released to the state government, but they prevailed on the governor and had an understanding to include the pensioners, which the governor magnanimously agreed.
The labour leaders confirmed that the government set up a committee, headed by the first NLC President, Comrade Hassan Sunmonu, with labour unions and other stakeholders as members to monitor the fund and the revenue from other sources, saying this has given them the opportunity to monitor the transactions.

Read more here>>>
http://osun.gov.ng/2016/12/09/osun-follows-cbn-guideline-disbursing-bailout-banks-labour/

State Governments have submitted to the Federal Government (FG), claims of over-deductions for external debt service arising between 1995 and 2002 as a result of First Line Charge deductions from the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) allocations.
These debt service deductions are in respect of the Paris Club, London Club and Multilateral debts of the FG and States. While Nigeria reached a final agreement for debt relief with the Paris Club in October 2005, some States had already been overcharged.
On the request by State Governments for a refund of amounts owed by the Federal Government, Mr. President directed that claims be subject to verification by the Debt Management Office and a team was established and given the mandate to scrutinise claims and reconcile with available records. The brief for the team was also extended to include a review of interim payments made under previous administrations.
Work has commenced to resolve each State Government’s claim and the exercise is expected to take approximately 12 months. The exercise will be thorough, including a complete reconstruction of records dating back to the period in question.
In the interim however, State Governors have continued to appeal for release of payment on the grounds of fairness because some States had already received refunds under previous administrations.
The Federal Government has reached a conditional agreement to pay 25% of the amounts claimed subject to a cap of N14.5 Billion to any given State. Balances due thereafter, will be revisited when fiscal conditions improve.
Mr. President’s overriding concern is for the welfare of the Nigerian people considering the fact that many States are owing salaries and pension, causing considerable hardship.
Therefore, to ensure compliance with the directive that a minimum of 50% of any amount disbursed is dedicated to this, funds will be credited to an auditable account from which payments to individual creditors would be made. Where possible, such payments would be made to BVN linked accounts and verified.
Due to the fact that reconciliation is still on-going and the final outcome might show an under or overstatement of claims, an undertaken has been signed by State Governors, declaring that in the event the amount already paid exceeds the verified claim, the surplus would be deducted directly from the State’s monthly FAAC allocations.
The total amount approved by the President is N522.74 Billion and is to be paid in batches. The first batch of N153.01 Billion is currently being processed for release to 14 State Governments.
The release of these funds is intended to support the fiscal stimulus programme of the President Muhammadu Buhari led administration to provide direct stimulus through Government spending.
It is particularly aimed at boosting demand at consumer level and reversing the slowdown in economic activity.
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SA Media to Honourable Minister of Finance
Federal Ministry of Finance, Abuja
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BUHARI AND HIM HAUSAWOOD MOVIES LOL,ALL THOSE PEOPLE NA BUHARI COUSINS AND NEPHEWS JUST TO DECEIVE UNA SAY HE NO GET HAND FOR BOKO BUHARI BUT FACT REMAINS FACT.

Bro, u need a brain transplant

Osun State youths newly trained in agricultural production in Germany returned to Nigeria at the weekend with a promise to create a huge impact in the agriculture and general food production sector of the country.
The youths, numbering 20, arrived into the waiting hands of officials of the Osun State Ministry of Agriculture, Food Security and Youth Engagement.

They came in through the Muritala International Airport, Ikeja, Lagos.
The youths, who were sponsored to Germany by the state government, gave the assurance that they would deliver on their training mandate on their arrival in Osogbo, the state capital, after their two months trip abroad.
It would be recalled that the state government had previously in 2013 sponsored 20 youths to Germany on the need to acquire knowledge in modern agricultural practices with greater impacts in various aspects of agriculture in the state since the team arrived.
This initiative was part of the state’s resolve to banish hunger, enhance wealth through massive increase in food production and agriculture and as well providing assistance and support to farmers in finding and exploiting profitable agricultural practices.
The leader of the youths, Adebayo Waheed Adekunle, who described the initiative as timely, necessary and wise intervention, said the team was ready to bring about the development needed in agriculture.
Adekunle said every member of the team was also ready to translate the experiences they gathered in the course of the training to effect greater agricultural production.
The captain of the team, who described agriculture as the only feasible and workable alternative to crude oil, said the time has come for all and sundry to rise to the occasion and invest hugely in agriculture.
He called for better orientation capable of creating worthy environment for agriculture to thrive, adding: “There is a need to transit from primitive farming method to modern way of practising agriculture.”
Adekunle, who identified contemporary knowledge as the key to successful agricultural practices, said the time has come for every farmer to invest in knowledge-based agriculture.
He said agricultural practice has gone beyond physical manual method, hence called for the need to transit to scientific system, which, according to him, has the capacity to bring the desired result.
According to him: “This trip is an eye opener to modern agricultural methods as we were trained in different aspects of agriculture vis-a-vis technological implications in farming.
“We have been exposed to secrets in agriculture as per how one can improve geometrically on his yields, inputs and outputs easily and professionally.
“I am saying this because we have been made to know that agriculture has gone beyond traditional manual method but rather highly advanced system, which only required knowledge not unwarranted stress.
“Knowledge rules the world and as such we are ready to put things in the right perspective to turn around agriculture in the state by ensuring that what we learnt brings positive impacts in the lives of the teeming youths and other farmers.”
Adekunle called on the youth to see the need to go back to agriculture instead of relying on white collar jobs that are not existed.
Adekunle, who expressed the hope in the better improvement of the nation’s economy, said: “With agriculture, Nigeria can be great again.”

The Speaker, Osun House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Najeem Salaam, has lashed out at the Minority Leader, Hon. Safiriyu Akinwole for seeking cars for members of the house at a time the state is facing hardship. The speaker stated that official cars for members of the Osun State’s 6th Assembly is not a priority as it does not translate to development in the State. Salaam said this in a swift reaction to a comment passed by the Minority Leader, Akinwole was given the floor to pass comment on the 25th anniversary of the State. Hon. Akinwole who represents  Ife East State Constituency (PDP), said “Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola started well but recently due to the economic crunch, the governor is lagging behind in some areas sighting the instance of members of the State 6th Assembly not having official cars….” but the speaker reacting promptly said “Giving cars to honorable  members of the State Assembly is not a priority and does not in any way  translate to development” The Speaker added that they are elected to serve the people and not themselves and that members must be ready to make sacrifices till things get better. The honourables unanimously appreciate the works of the past governors of the State and especially the present governor Rauf Aregbesola for his doggedness and  the ongoing massive development in the state.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/recession-osun-speaker-blasts-minority-leader-seeking-official-cars-lawmakers/

The Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola-led government of Osun state has released its audited account for the year 2014 detailing its income and expenditure.

Giving the details of the state finances at an audit forum organized in Osogbo, the State Auditor-General, Alhaji Folorunsho Adesina stated that the state expended a sum of N91.6b on both capital and recurrent expenditure for the year under review whereas it generated a sum of N86.4billion from all sources of revenue accrued to the state.

Adesina stated that a sum of 36,161,401,369.83 representing 42% was received as statutory allocation to the state, Excess Crude Oil N15,483,131.64 representing 0%; Value Added Tax (VAT) N8,462,390,580.46 representing 10% and Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) N11,290,953,507.23 representing 13% were received.

Other cash receipts includes capital receipt amounting to N8,389.903.657.82 representing 10%; Exchange Rate Gains N34,284,226.53 representing 0%; Internal loan N17,751,365,735.28 representing 20% and other incomes amounting to N4,244,515,212.74 representing 5%.

The Auditor General explained further that bulk of the state earnings for the year were expended on recurrent expenditure worth N68,041,170,137.15 while N23,567,991,486.83 was spent on capital expenditure.

He stressed that expenses on the economic sector of N5,407,940,186.92 representing 23% includes construction and rehabilitation of roads across the state, community rural electrification projects, construction of 120 metric tonnes capacity warehouse and establishment of processing mill for yam and grain plantations.

Speaking on the social sector, Adesina said the lion share of the capital expenditure of N14,474,487,557.79 representing 61% includes supply of drug and medical consumables to hospitals, rehabilitation and renovation of the dental clinic, supply of fund for distribution of Opon-Imo, renovation of state hospital, supply of furniture to public schools among others while the Regional Planning and Environmental Development Sector with N1,402,223,850.66 representing 6% involved dredging of rivers and streams across the state, development of train station and streets-cape in Osogbo as well as rehabilitation and expansion of Ejigbo water scheme.

The Auditor General maintained that the financial audit was carried out on individual accounts and forwarded to the State House of Assembly in accordance with section 125(5) of the constitution of Federal Republic of Nigeria.

He added that the projects verification visits were made on all projects sites to ensure that due process had been followed with adequate authorization and in accordance with the relevant laws.

He remarked that there was no case of abandonment or haphazard performance observed by the audit throughout the period of accounting.

Adesina described all the projects and programmes executed in the state during the year under review as satisfactory when considering the fund deployed.

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Osun leads in 2016 Cowbellpedia perfect score results

As the National Examination Council released the results of the 2016 Cowbellpedia Mathematics Qualifying Examination conducted on March 19, 2016, Osun State has produced four out of the eight students that got the 100 per cent perfect score in both categories.


The students are Ayomide Nafisat of Reality High School, Osogbo; Osagiede Efosa of Obafemi Awolowo International School, Ile-Ife; Ajayi Ayomide and Aromolaran Adegoke, both of Bibo Oluwa Academy, Ilesa.
Other students with perfect scores include Ukpabi Onyedikachi, Britarch Secondary School, Umuahia, Abia State; Duke Favour, Deeper Life High School, Calabar, Cross River State; Udo Blessing and Daniel Oreofe, both of Ambassadors College, Ota, Ogun State.

A total of 46,698 students, comprising 24,255 (junior category) and 22,443 (senior category), sat for the qualifying exam in 235 centres across the country.

From the figure, 108 students (54 each for junior and senior categories) are to proceed to the second stage, which is the Television Quiz Show.

The second stage, which will be in a quiz format, will be further sub-divided into preliminary, semifinals and finals.

The show will be serialized into 13 episodes and aired on major television stations across the country.

The Managing Director of Promasidor Nigeria Limited, Olivier Thiry, acknowledged the support given by the NECO, state Ministries of Education, school principals, teachers, the press and other partner agencies for their support for the initiative over the years.

Thiry explained that the company has significantly increased the prize money for the finals for both students and teachers.

This year, he said, the top prize student winner in each category will go home with N1 million in addition to other prizes, while the teacher will be awarded N400,000.

The first and the second runners-up will go home with N750,000 and N500,000 respectively.

There will also be plaques, mathematics textbooks and a desktop computer for the winners.

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Press Release: CAN’s Allegation against Government over court’s Judgement on the wearing of hijab in Public schools is unfortunate!

It has come to the notice of the State Government of Osun that the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) alleged that the judgment of the High Court of the State in favour of the right of female pupils to wear hijab in public schools was masterminded by the State Government.

While we consider this to be unfortunate, we hasten to remind all religious groups, Christians, Muslim and traditional religion worshipers that the Judiciary is an independent arm of Government that is responsible and not under the control of the Executive in anyway.

2. We must state that it is unfortunate and very sad that a body of religious leaders could level such an allegation without any proof or evidence. It is a fundamental principle of law that he who asserts carries the burden of proof which CAN has failed to discharge in the present circumstances! It is unbecoming of any party to a suit to engage in casting aspersions on the Judiciary, deriding the rule of law and challenging constituted authority, particularly when there is a Right of Appeal guaranteed by the Constitution of the land. This is an option we are aware CAN has already settled for having filed a Notice of Appeal in the Court of Appeal on the same matter.





3. For avoidance of doubt, it is the right of any aggrieved party who is dissatisfied with the judgement of the Court to Appeal. Both parties should remember that the Government was a defendant in the suit and has remained neutral on the issue even before the court. The Government should, therefore, not be dragged into the matter, as it will continue to maintain its neutrality in matters of this nature, preferring to maintain and promote our roles in the interest of all regardless of their religious affiliations.

4. The State Government of Osun hereby urges all people of good conscience to ensure the maintenance of peace in our dear state progress and development can never be achieved in the midst of rancour and denigration of the rule of law.

5. I thank you.

Signed: Abiola Adewemimo
Solicitor-General/Permanent Secretary
Ministry of Justice,
State of Osun.

"about 15 Fulani herdsmen armed with AK47 rifles, machetes and daggers stormed Agbo village yesterday" .....

They were so sure about these figures and yet there's no picture evidence.... Some of these Fulani stories are just like tales by the moonlight

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Abeg, is that the CGPA system they ought to have introduced to Senior Secondary schools which will effectively be a real measure of student's performance over time

When did quarter turn into 4 months

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Damn! That pastor's got good genes