Happy Easter celebrations to everyone on this forum.
I have admission offer for the MSc winter 2019/20 and I am preparing for the interview at the embassy. But I'm however caught up at a cross road over the following issues which I sought your help:

i. The middle name on my birth certificate is "X" . on growing up to secondary school, I dislike the middle name and I choose another from the list of names my parents christened me. I choose "O" as my new middle name. The "O" middle name has since been adopted and appeared on my SSCE and BSc certificates, my international passport also carries the "O" middle name.

ii. My primary school certificate and testimonial has just my first name and surname. No middle name included in any of the two.

now my challenge is, can I do a declaration of age that carries my "O" middle name and present it during the interview. please take note that my date of birth is 197*

The second challenge is, can I swear an affidavit with regards to my primary school certificates and testimonial that has none of my middle name on it : so as to prove its compatibility with my other documents that bears my "O" middle name.

please your prompt advice would be highly appreciated. Thanks.

Fabcol:
The time for booking is 10:55-11:05pm now

Thanks brother, I Will try it by that time. have a great day.

Obiora94:


My admission is for winter semester. I got the date through the booking appointment system. You already know the drill. You stay awake between 11:45-12:30(Sunday to Thursday) You might as well be lucky it comes out earlier than that like that of my friend who also got appointment because probably someone canceled their appointment. Stay woke. We are destined for greatness.

Good luck man.

@ obiora94 ,
Many thanks for your prompt reply and provision of detail information. I will adhere to the time to also book an appointment.
Yeah, we are destined for greatness and God grace will take us to that seat of greatness sooner than our expectations as we prepare in Jesus name Amen.
Thanks brother.

Obiora94:


Please my interview date is on May 3rd. I will like to get further information on how to proceed. With regards to arranging my documents on the checklist. Tiny details like the background for passport. Any need to get my letter of employment from places I have worked? Is there a particular format for the CV and motivation letter. If the motivation letter is handwritten must it be written by you (if you have not so wonderful handwriting). Thanks.

@obiora94:
good evening. please I would like to know if your appointment of interview is for winter 2019/20? another thing I would like to know is his you get the date of appointment : is it via mail or using the diplo site? Many thanks for your awaiting assistance and best wishes at your interview with God's favour over you.

AnalQueenluci:
few does dat 2 new recruits or rank n file

please, check your mail.

Puffy007:
Let us be sincere please and stop with all this Buhari's honesty and integrity bullshit.

You will find it hard to convince anyone on this base on the evidence of this past 4years. Buhari is as corrupt as they come.

Same goes for the North generally, they are as corrupt as any other tribe in the country, if not more, very hypocritical set of people.

Buhari is adored in the North because of his strong Islamic ideas. Atiku was rejected because he his liberal The North don't like liberal Muslims, they want people that can openly support and defend Islamic agenda like sharia law and Jihad. Buhari has over the years endeared himself to the Northerns through religion. Religion is the first language of the North, not integrity or corruption like you are suggesting.

You just hit the nail on the head.

Qsscruz:
Nigeria has the largest number of people with short term memory..It is abysmal that after all the bloodbath that happened on election day, we now act like we dont know those results are highly doctored..This isnt Canada...An average Nigerian is selfish regardless of the persons affected..That is why we jump due processes in places we know someone that knows somebody..These politicians are products of the same society..Lets not dent the truth..The results are not a reflection of the will of the people but reflection of the highest bidder..Facts only.

God bless you.

NwaAmaikpe:


IELTS for me.

You won't blame me...
I got an Overall Band Score of 8 with no lessons...
Not even a day of study.



This is for all those who call me a jobless illiterate fool.

And for my mentor, my alter-ego who believes a true Biafran must have an Igbotic accent.

that's a high score. I intend taking the same exams soon and prefer to studying on my own. I would appreciate if you can provide me with any material and vital information to ensure a high band score.
Thanks

A close shave: Cristiano Ronaldo explains bold new style

Cristiano Ronaldo celebrated firing Real Madrid to Champions League glory by sporting a daring new hairstyle and the Portugal captain has revealed his reason for doing so.

The prolific forward scored twice as Madrid became the first team in the Champions League era to defend the trophy thanks to a 4-1 beating of Juventus in Cardiff.

Ronaldo's spiky hairstyle has been his trademark look since establishing himself as a global superstar at Manchester United and then Madrid, but the 32-year-old displayed a new buzz-cut style following Los Blancos' triumph.

The hairdo has split opinion, but Ronaldo explained that the close shave was due to a promise he made before the match.

"It was a promise. I'd promised that, if we won the Champions League and I scored a goal, I'd do it. I did it and I shaved myself," he told Real Madrid TV.

"I always try to do my best for the team and things are going well. The truth is that the numbers don't lie. You can always count on me."

BREAKING NEWS: Barcelona sack director after Messi comments
13 January 2017
Barcelona have sacked director Pere Gratacos following comments he made about Lionel Messi.
Gratacos, the director of training and education at Camp Nou and a key figure in the running of the famous La Masia youth system, suggested on Friday that Messi would not be the same player without his stellar team-mates' support.
"Barcelona are not here only because of Messi," he said at the draw for the Copa del Rey quarter-finals.
"He's very important but it was the team who won [against Athletic Bilbao in the last 16]. Without Neymar, Luis Suarez, [Andres] Iniesta, [Gerard] Pique and the others, he wouldn't be such a good player."
Barca have taken swift action following those remarks, which they stress "do not coincide with those of the club".

himkers:
lalasticlala and fellow nairalanders, God has done it again for me. I lost my job on the 2nd of December to be precise and since then, I ve been thinking of how to survive.

Then on the 22nd of December, I got a call that some oyinbo people just moved into my area at Onitsha, and that they are recruiting. At first, I felt reluctant to apply, due to the fact that some lebanese I know aren't so good to their workers. I sha decided to give it a try.

Same day that I applied for the Job was the same day I was called for an interview, and it was same day that I was taken for the job.
It a wonderful Job with BIG salary (x3 of my former Place of work salary). They pay per hour, lots of Bonuses, insurance and all that. Its an international NGO (Medicins Sans Frontieres - Doctors without Borders). I started work today 24th December.

I just give God all the Glory, and also admonish all that is somewhat jobless now - not to loose hope. The Lord that did it for me in the eleventh hour shall surely remember you, AMEN!

Amen, I receive this in Jesus name.
Congratulations brother, I am really happy for you. Your testimonial has raised my hope that it is not yet over for me this year to secure a lucrative job.

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NigeriaBam:
The Senate President, Dr Abubakar Bukola Saraki yesterday extended hands of fellowship to the family of the late football legend, Rashidi Yekini.

Parts of the gesture was presentation of tricycle to late Rashidi Yekini’s younger brother, Akeem Yekini, renovation of Yekini’s house in Offa, particularly where his mother stays and recruitment of domestic servants including a nurse for the mother.

Similarly, the petty trading business of the late football legend’s mother, Alhaja Sikirat Yekini was boosted through the injection of funds and provision of a well water in the compound to ease water supply in the compound.

Speaking on behalf of the Senate President during the presentation, the Director, ABS Ilorin FC, Alloy Chukwu Emeka described the gesture as a right step in recognising the late legend’s contribution to the development of sports in the country.

He added that the gesture was to bring about maximum comfort to the mother and family of the late football legend.

According to him “the Senate President is a man who is passionate about the development of the youths and sports especially in kwara state and Ira, the late Yekini’s home town particularly.

“We have come to also sympathise with the family of Yekini to show that the labour of our heros past should not be in vain and to show to the young ones that whatever they are doing today will not be in vain and once they do it well, they will be rewarded accordingly.

“To this end, the Senate President has presented a tricycle to his younger brother and renovated the house where the mother stays; he boosted her business, renovated the mosque in the compound and boost water supply with the provision of a well and water reservoir.

“And part of Saraki’s vision to produce more Rashidi Yekinis in the country especially from this environ is to initiate a programme of under- 13 Championship through the ABS where youths from the town and other parts of the state will be competing yearly to remember Rashidi Yekini. We have provided kits, balls and a trophy on behalf of the Senate President”.

Responding, the mother of late Rashidi Yekini, Mrs Sikirat Yekini thanked the Senate President for the gesture and prayed God to reward him in manifold.

Also speaking on behalf of the family, Mr Akeem Yekini appreciated Saraki for remembering the family especially when such assistance was most needed.


http://www.dailycorrespondents.com/2016/08/saraki-renovates-late-rashidi-yekinis-house-boosts-mothers-biz/

OP;
point of correction; that house is in IJAGBO and not OFFA.

iamrealdeji:
publicity. these politicians are wise and know people like you
would be deceived. what has he done to families they're owing
salary in Kwara? why do something for someone that's famous?
for everybody to know about It abi? that's why his name is on the
keke napep as well. answer me now. how many families of victims that died of accident at the amoyo road in Kwara has Saraki helped? and yet this serial death was caused by his government syphoning of funds meant for repair of the road. if you see the rate at which people died on that road,you wouldn't be saying all this. why impoverish thousands or millions and race one up with the crumbs for publicity? but some people are too gullible to understand what's going on

NigeriaBam:
The Senate President, Dr Abubakar Bukola Saraki yesterday extended hands of fellowship to the family of the late football legend, Rashidi Yekini.

Parts of the gesture was presentation of tricycle to late Rashidi Yekini’s younger brother, Akeem Yekini, renovation of Yekini’s house in Offa, particularly where his mother stays and recruitment of domestic servants including a nurse for the mother.

Similarly, the petty trading business of the late football legend’s mother, Alhaja Sikirat Yekini was boosted through the injection of funds and provision of a well water in the compound to ease water supply in the compound.

Speaking on behalf of the Senate President during the presentation, the Director, ABS Ilorin FC, Alloy Chukwu Emeka described the gesture as a right step in recognising the late legend’s contribution to the development of sports in the country.

He added that the gesture was to bring about maximum comfort to the mother and family of the late football legend.

According to him “the Senate President is a man who is passionate about the development of the youths and sports especially in kwara state and Ira, the late Yekini’s home town particularly.

“We have come to also sympathise with the family of Yekini to show that the labour of our heros past should not be in vain and to show to the young ones that whatever they are doing today will not be in vain and once they do it well, they will be rewarded accordingly.

“To this end, the Senate President has presented a tricycle to his younger brother and renovated the house where the mother stays; he boosted her business, renovated the mosque in the compound and boost water supply with the provision of a well and water reservoir.

“And part of Saraki’s vision to produce more Rashidi Yekinis in the country especially from this environ is to initiate a programme of under- 13 Championship through the ABS where youths from the town and other parts of the state will be competing yearly to remember Rashidi Yekini. We have provided kits, balls and a trophy on behalf of the Senate President”.

Responding, the mother of late Rashidi Yekini, Mrs Sikirat Yekini thanked the Senate President for the gesture and prayed God to reward him in manifold.

Also speaking on behalf of the family, Mr Akeem Yekini appreciated Saraki for remembering the family especially when such assistance was most needed.


http://www.dailycorrespondents.com/2016/08/saraki-renovates-late-rashidi-yekinis-house-boosts-mothers-biz/

OP;
point of correction; that house is in IJAGBO and not OFFA.

Amajerry83:
To make this short I will go straight to the point.

For some 4 years now my cousin 33yrs old has been having Bright red blood dropping in the toilet when he stool. It does not happen all the time but it does happen once in a while. Sometimes 2 days and then it may stop for months and then resurface.
Doctors can't diagnose the cause after many checks so they said it's an internal hemorrhoid. According to 2 doctors it's not cancer.
Is there any alternative treatment for this?
Pls nairalanders let us know so we can as well help others going through this.

Lalastica u dey there!

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You cousin is suffering from ulcer. He should meet a specialist and that will be resolved. don't panic. I once suffered from the same 2014. I bring out fresh red blood from my anus each time I visit the toilet. After two weeks of continuous experience without solution; I traveled to visit my personal physician that has my medical history. She placed me on medications and after 4-6 days; I am fine. she further warned me to avoid some diet to avoid reoccurrence. avoid fermented foods, fried foods and stuffs. I complied and since no crisis of such. I hope this piece of information will be of help to your cousin.

You cousin is suffering from ulcer. He should meet a specialist and that will be resolved. don't panic. I once suffered from the same 2014. I bring out fresh red blood from my anus each time I visit the toilet. After two weeks of continuous experience without solution; I traveled to visit my personal physician that has my medical history. She placed me on medications and after 4-6 days; I am fine. she further warned me to avoid some diet to avoid reoccurrence. avoid fermented foods, fried foods and stuffs. I complied and since no crisis of such. I hope this piece of information will be of help to your cousin.

The General Secretary of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Dr. Peter Ozo-Eson, tells FIDELIS SORIWEI that the Federal Government’s decision to increase the fuel pump price from N86.50k to N145 per litre is a bad policy which should be reversed
The Federal Government has increased the pump price of fuel from N86.50 to N145 per litre. What is labour’s view on this?
We are taken aback by that action. We think that given the harsh economic terms in which Nigerians are living, which have been further compounded initially by the hike in electricity tariff; that this is not the time to visit another hardship on Nigerians. Looking at even the magnitude and the details of what the Federal Government says it has done, it is even more worrisome. For the first time, we are having a government now directing importers of petroleum products to go into the black market to source for foreign exchange. We think this is a recipe for economic crisis because what will happen is that when the volume of the demand for foreign exchange needed to fund importation of products is moved into the black market, the value of the naira is going to crash. We will not be surprised to see the value of the naira coming under pressure, and going in multiples of hundreds of naira increase to the dollar as a result of that. And if that were to happen, it has implications on the overall economy itself. When the government says it is against devaluation, then, it is contradictory when really it has allowed the massive devaluation that has taken place in the parallel market to now become the window for transaction. Thus, a situation where the domestic price of PMS (Premium Motor Spirit) will now be determined by forces in the black market exchange rate is something that is not good for the economy and we are opposed to it.
Apart from the effects on the economy, do you think it could lead to further increase in the pump price, since it is tied to the exchange rate at the black market?
Yes, it is going to create a circle because what will happen is that once demand forces further depreciation of the value of the naira, then the template that has been used to arrive at the N145 now will have to be taken into consideration. And so, it is a vicious circle that will never end. It will create an unstable situation in the economy and that is why we think it is a wrong policy and government needs to revisit it. But more importantly, the economic crisis that the nation is facing already has major negative impact on workers. An average worker on current wage cannot survive because the real wage has been so badly eroded. If we compound it (the problem) through this, we are going to find a situation where there would be conditions that would completely destabilise the workers and their families. Also, these are not things that we think that this government should be doing; the government ought to find more creative ways to deal with the situation that it faces.
Is there a link between the new proposal of N56,000 minimum wage and this increase in fuel pump price?
From our side, before arriving at the N56,000 that we are demanding, we took into consideration the analysis of some objective conditions on the ground. Actually, we used a three-method approach to compute it: One based on the cost of living, the other based on average minimum wage in other African countries and the third was based on if the real wage of N18,000 had been adjusted since 2011. If you wanted to present that wage today, what would it be? These were the three methods and an average of the computation gave us N56,000. The reality is that if the increase (in the fuel pump price) that they have announced was allowed to stand, even at the negotiation table, N56, 000 would become unrealistic because the increase would have thrown up new objective conditions that we have to work into the figures in order to then determine the realistic sum (as new wage).
The Minister of Labour, Sen. Chris Ngige, in his response to the new proposed minimum wage reportedly said the demand was in order and was being studied and the government came up with this increment. Do you think the government wants to use the increment to take back what it is expected to give to workers?
We cannot enter their minds but we do know that the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Mr. Ibe Kachikwu) has been testing the waters through statements that were even contradictory – what we initially referred to in our releases as the flip-flop that were taking place there. Whether or not the minimum wage is what they want to use as a bargaining chip for this is their own choice to make. But for us, that the minimum wage is increased cannot be the logic for this (increase in pump price of petrol) because most of the informal sector — for instance the small enterprises in the informal sector — do not come under the Minimum Wage Act if they do not employ 50 or more people. Apart from very many Nigerians who are not even covered by the minimum wage, this (increase in petrol pump price) would have impact on many Nigerians who have no jobs at all. Thus, using the minimum wage to trade off against this (increase in petrol pump price) is clearly not something that we think is right.
Government officials are saying that they had wide consultations with the organised labour and other stakeholders before taking this decision. To what extent did you have discussions with the government before the increment was announced on Wednesday?
That is even more vexatious because when we heard that statement coming from the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, we felt very pained that the minister would use deceit to market whatever policy they had brought forward. For the avoidance of doubt, I will just state clearly what happened: On Tuesday, at about 4:30pm, we received a letter from the Vice President’s Office addressed to the President of Congress (NLC), inviting him to a meeting at 12 noon yesterday (Wednesday) for what was termed in that letter as consultative meeting. No subject matter was mentioned. Because the NLC President was not officially available – he is on official assignment outside the country – we discussed the invitation and it was agreed that I would go to represent the congress. And I was there to represent the congress. It was at that table yesterday (Wednesday) that we saw the agenda, where it was stated that the minister would make a presentation. And he made a presentation. Having made it, the Vice President (Prof. Yemi Osinbajo) then asked people to discuss or comment or ask questions. In that meeting, we discovered there were a number of senators led by the Deputy Senate President (Sen. Ike Ekweremadu); there were a number of members of the House, led by the Speaker of the House (Mr. Yakubu Dogara); there were a number of state governors led by the Chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum. And there were three of us representing Labour. I represented the NLC; the President of the Trade Union Congress represented the TUC, while the President of NUPENG represented NUPENG.
There were comments mainly from the members of the House and the Senate. Some asked questions and the others advised as to the sensitivity of the matter and all that. Because we were confronting the matter for the first time, we were quiet until the Vice President now chose to call us individually by name. He called on me and asked what the position of the NLC was. I responded that as far as we were concerned, we had heard the presentation, we were a democratic organisation, we would take the substance of the presentation to our organ’s meeting and when our organ’s meeting had deliberated on it, we would get back to them. The TUC President said virtually the same. He (Osinbajo) asked the NUPENG President, who also said virtually the same thing. Thus, we ended that meeting, at least from our side, with the position that we needed to take the presentation and discuss it within our organs before we get back to them.
I was completely taken aback when I was just returning to the office when a journalist called me and said government was increasing the price of PMS (petrol) to N145 per litre. I also heard later in the news that the decision was taken in the meeting that we attended. That is a lie! I make bold to say it today that that is a lie. And government shouldn’t use lies to market whatever policies they have taken. We were no party to that decision. We need to be very clear.
How strong is labour’s relationship with the civil society movement as there is the impression that after the “Occupy Nigeria” protests of 2012, the relation became strained?
Between the 2012 episode and now, we have had a number of consultative meetings and joint events with the civil society.
With this new development, will labour still stick to its demand of N56,000 minimum wage?
We have rejected this increase and we have called government to reverse it. But if this price stands, then, clearly the demand for N56,000 will become nugatory. Now, there would have to be a revisitation of what the realities are. But our position is that we will just be protecting only workers who are covered by the minimum wage, and that what needs to be done is to remove the policy itself, which is a bad policy, so that the people generally can be protected.
Why did you say in your statement that the decision taken by the minister was illegal?
Yes, it is illegal. There is a law; the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency Act stipulates the legal framework for the management of prices of petroleum products. That power is vested in the PPPRA board and the law carefully puts in place the membership of that board. Stakeholders’ representation is what makes up that board. We are by law a member of that board; National Union of Road Transport Workers by law is a member of that board; NUPENG by law is a member of that board; PENGASSAN is a member of that board, and various others, including the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, the major marketers and others. It is actually the board that should review the template. When we heard that the PPPRA had reviewed the template and had come out with a recommended price; that was illegal because the PPPRA, with the way it is functioning now, is an extension of the Office of the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources. The minister has become a sole administrator in the sector. There is no board for the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, there is no board for the PPPRA, hence, for anyone to perform their function is therefore illegal. Even before now, we have written formally to the government — to Mr. President — demanding that the legal line be followed and that the board be constituted. So, it is illegal.
There are 26 governors that have not been able to pay N18,000. In the event that the subsidy on petrol is reduced, how do you expect the state governors to be able to pay the N56,000 wage?
You said that many governors kept saying they were unable to pay. We take the position that that is not correct. They are not paying because they have not managed their affairs properly within their resources, and within the ambience of good governance that can generate revenue. These governors are failing in their governance responsibility and that is why they are not paying; it is not that they are unable to pay. State governments have the right on land. Have you heard of any state government that has made investment in agriculture in order to generate revenue? Governments need to be creative to the extent that there are governments that are paying the same way other governors — if they manage their affairs properly and set their priorities right, would be paying. With N18,000, if you take care of a family of four, you know what that translates to. It is a ‘poverty amount’ we are talking about. We can’t be saying they are unable and that, therefore, should preclude us from asking for a living minimum wage. The practice around the world is that the minimum wage should be set at a level that represents a living wage. And a living wage can easily be computed using international guidelines by using the two dollars a day instrument. If you were to use that, you know what we will be talking about. The state governments need to sit up. After all at individual level, if individuals don’t manage their financial wherewithal properly, bankruptcy is declared. If there are states that are therefore unable to manage their affairs properly, let them declare themselves insolvent and seek merger or let the governors resign and allow those who are going to be able to manage the states and effectively govern to take over those responsibilities.
Prior to this increase in the fuel pump price, there was a 45 per cent increase in the electricity tariff and the NLC threatened to go on a one-day-warning strike. What happened to that move?
The Central Working Committee (of the NLC) took that decision and we were then to call a NEC meeting to ratify it. That NEC meeting was called formally for next Monday, then, suddenly this happened. And because this happened suddenly, we had to advance an emergency session on Friday. Those are the two critical issues that would be resolved.
What do you want President Muhammadu Buhari to do on these two issues?
We believe that Mr. President needs to realise that not just workers but all Nigerians have a lot of expectations from him. He should also realise that we cannot yield to the pressure from the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and others because it is not a secret that there has been consistent pressure from them. Mr. President has been taking the position that he would not succumb and now we see him succumbing. It raises issues as to whether he is still in control; it raises issues as to whether there are people within his government who are pushing policies that Mr. President himself has said were not good. These are the issues that need to be addressed. We would want Mr. President to trust in his own already considered position against this type of policies.
Labour holds the view that the minimum wage is subject to review every five years and that the agreement was captured in the law but the Chairman of the National Salaries Incomes and Wages Commission, Dr. Richard Egbule, said that there was no such agreement. What is your take?
During the Justice Alpha Belgore’s tripartite committee that produced the 2011 minimum wage, part of the discussion that took place was the periodicity of the review and it was agreed that it would be reviewed every five years. In making the recommendation from the tripartite committee to Mr. President, this was included in that recommendation. As a matter of fact, there was a draft bill that was superintendent over by Justice Belgore that, today, is to be the basis for the revision of the law. Unfortunately, what happened was that the government then went with an amendment to the Minimum Wage Act which just sought to amend just about to two or three parts where the amount was amended and some of the amounts for penalties for failure were amended and other things were left out. It is already an agreement that we reached collectively on the tripartite table.
Was the agreement signed by both parties?
Yes, we signed the outcome. It is in that context that we can lean on that to say that five years is the period of review.
What should Nigerians do on this issue of fuel pump price?
We’ve heard people calling and saying, ‘Please, you should not let us down on this one.’ We also want to tell Nigerians that they must prepare. People get what they ask for. Therefore, if there is the need for action, it is not for Nigerians to sit back and say labour should do it. It is the degree to which Nigerians respond that the success of it will be. We call on Nigerians to rally round and build movements — whether it is students’ movement, groups, informal sector groups or civil society — so that we can all work together to struggle for the soul of this country.
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Smart Adeyemi defects to APC, says Buhari is doing well April 8, 2016 Previous article Boko Haram members surrender in large numbers – Air chief Sunday Aborisade, Abuja The Senator who represented the Kogi West Senatorial District in the 6th and 7th Senate, Smart Adeyemi, on Friday formally defected to the All Progressives Congress. Adeyemi who briefed journalists in Abuja in company with Senators Abu Ibrahim, Olubunmi Adetunmbi among others, said he had no regret dumping his erstwhile Peoples Democratic Party. He explained that his decision to join APC was to support President Muhammadu’s determination to develop every part of the country, especially his Kogi West constituency. He therefore urged his supporters to move enmasse to the APC, with immediate effect. Details shortly….

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A reputable Educational Institute located in Abuja and Akure, due to expansion is recruiting to fill the positions below:
JOB TITLE: LOCAL COUNCIL MANAGERS
LOCATION: All the 18 Local council areas in Ondo state and the 16 local council areas in Ekiti State.
REQUIREMENTS AND QUALIFICATIONS: First degree qualification (B.sc or HND) in social science, Humanities and Arts from a reputable higher institution of learning with a minimum of second class lower or lower credit. A minimum of ONE year experience in managing human resources, strong communication skills, leadership skills and business growth is a must.
RENUMERATION: Attractive and competitive.

JOB TITLE: TRAINING INSTRUCTORS
LOCATION: All the 18 Local council areas in Ondo state and the 16 local council areas in Ekiti State.
REQUIREMENTS AND QUALIFICATIONS: First degree qualification (B.ENG, B.sc, B.Tech) in Electrical Engineering, Physics Electronics, Physics, Physics Telecommunication with a minimum of second class lower or lower creditgrade from a reputable higher institution of learning. A good research and teaching skills is a must.
RENUMERATION: Attractive and competitive.
Method of Application: forward your résumé to bgc.educonsult@gmail.com on or before Saturday 16 January, 2016.

A reputable Educational Institute located in Abuja and Akure, due to expansion is recruiting to fill the positions below:
JOB TITLE: LOCAL COUNCIL MANAGERS
LOCATION: All the 18 Local council areas in Ondo state and the 16 local council areas in Ekiti State.
REQUIREMENTS AND QUALIFICATIONS: First degree qualification (B.sc or HND) in social science, Humanities and Arts from a reputable higher institution of learning with a minimum of second class lower or lower credit. A minimum of ONE year experience in managing human resources, strong communication skills, leadership skills and business growth is a must.
RENUMERATION: Attractive and competitive.

JOB TITLE: TRAINING INSTRUCTORS
LOCATION: All the 18 Local council areas in Ondo state and the 16 local council areas in Ekiti State.
REQUIREMENTS AND QUALIFICATIONS: First degree qualification (B.ENG, B.sc, B.Tech) in Electrical Engineering, Physics Electronics, Physics, Physics Telecommunication with a minimum of second class lower or lower creditgrade from a reputable higher institution of learning. A good research and teaching skills is a must.
RENUMERATION: Attractive and competitive.
Method of Application: forward your résumé to bgc. educonsult@gmail.com on or before Saturday 16 January, 2016.

Adesoye college, Offa is over 1.5m in a year

Adesoye college, Offa is over 1.5m I. a year

OP, your friend's experience is not far from the truth. My family is also a victim of such. My father and mum were Aa and As respectively but unfortunately, their second child happens to be Ss. All other offsprings of the marriage are Aa and As. However, Medicine was unable to decipher what actually went wrong about the irregularity. God is the perfect medicine/scientist. I will advice your friend to embrace his wife and daughter. He should move on,,,,,...