damibjs:


U said Kano always have...and u made mention again of the word..''if"
Plz elaborate

In some agency's like police that always follow federal character principle despite their magu magu Kano is always have the highest number of candidates.. They select a stipulated number of candidates from each local govt and then times it by how many local govt each state has... Kano has 44 local govts so they are always the highest

I dey wait for una for camp... You guys can fight for the remaining slots...

intergral:
I dey wait for una for camp... You guys can fight for the remaining slots...

lmao...crazy guy

marvdon200:
In some agency's like police that always follow federal character principle despite their magu magu Kano is always have the highest number of candidates.. They select a stipulated number of candidates from each local govt and then times it by how many local govt each state has... Kano has 44 local govts so they are always the highest

Well no wahala....dereis God

intergral:
I dey wait for una for camp... You guys can fight for the remaining slots...

I hate this delay, naso customs make us wait for good 2 years and later dropped our names make this pipu kuku round up this thing so we know our fate and move on

nuradeen011:

I hate this delay, naso customs make us wait for good 2 years and later dropped our names make this pipu kuku round up this thing so we know our fate and move on

Exactly my brother.... make we know how far jare... Na so NCoS and FFS delayed then and in the long run, all na same same...

sleuthhound:
lmao...crazy guy

just remember what I said... My name is already there (literally) I pray you will be amongst those that will share the remaining slot...

intergral:
just remember what I said... My name is already there (literally) I pray you will be amongst those that will share the remaining slot...

Same here. When are we going to camp?

Epistasis:


Same here. When are we going to camp?

I don't know but my name is there 100%

MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
ABUJA

PRESS RELEASE
FG APPROVES APPOINTMENT OF NEW COMMANDANT GENERAL FOR NSCDC AND NOMINATION OF CONTROLLER GENERAL FOR NCoS

nuradeen011:
MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
ABUJA

PRESS RELEASE
FG APPROVES APPOINTMENT OF NEW COMMANDANT GENERAL FOR NSCDC AND NOMINATION OF CONTROLLER GENERAL FOR NCoS

President Muhammadu Buhari GCFR has approved the appointment of Ahmed Abubakar Audi PhD, mni as the new Commandant-General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC)

@CIVILDEFENDERS

following the retirement from service of Abdullahi Gana Muhammadu.

I pray we hear the good news now. Amen

May it come sooner than expected.

Congratulations Sir

Kebaba:
Congratulations Sir

happy birthday kebaba..... Any update

Kebaba:
Congratulations Sir

which state is he from?

Makavelli099:
which state is he from?

Nasarawa state

Ya Allaah, make this week a testimony one for us. Amen

Rabz4real:
Ya Allaah, make this week a testimony one for us. Amen

Ameen thuma ameen

Rabz4real:
Ya Allaah, make this week a testimony one for us. Amen

Amin thumma amin

Rabz4real:
Ya Allaah, make this week a testimony one for us. Amen

Ameen.....ya Rabb

This place dry ooo... Wetin dey validate my people? Sources sef don vex, dem no drop info again... NSCDC please oo

PrinceFola:
This place dry ooo...
Wetin dey validate my people?
Sources sef don vex, dem no drop info again...
NSCDC please oo

the immigration boss said in two weeks time, let's wait till then, which is only month ending/first week of March...

The new CG‘s inauguration is by Friday

Kebaba:
The new CG‘s inauguration is by Friday

That's good to hear!!! We sincerely hope after his inauguration, list will show.

Kebaba:
The new CG‘s inauguration is by Friday

good. but has he been confirmed by senate?

lonikit:

good. but has he been confirmed by senate?

I don't think his appointment need NASS confirmation......

No need

- THISDAYLIVE
House Urges FG to Lift Embargo Placed on Employment
editorFebruary 25, 2021 8:00 Am
By Adedayo Akinwale

The House of Representatives has urged the federal government to lift the embargo placed on employment by federal Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) and the private sector in order to ameliorate the effects of COVID-19 pandemic in the country.


The House also called on members of the organised private sector to fill existing vacancies in order to reduce the rate of unemployment in the country, given the interventions it may have enjoyed from the federal government and other development partners.

The resolution of the House was sequel to the adoption of the motion moved by Hon. Sani Bala at the plenary yesterday.

It urged the “federal government to lift the embargo placed on employment by directing the Head of Service of the Federation (HoSF) to declare existing vacancies and direct the Federal Civil Service Commission to embark on recruitment exercise.”


Leading the debate, Bala recalled that President Muhammadu Buhari, during the budget presentation in October 2019, announced an embargo on recruitment in MDAs.

He said the president recently maintained that the federal government stood on the existing embargo placed on recruitment in reaction to the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the fall in global oil prices on Nigerians.

The lawmaker noted that by the virtue of its role as the major employer of labour in the country, the action of the federal government not to sack or reduce salaries of its workers at the time has been applauded and has no doubt helped to reduce the worsening effects of the pandemic.


Bala stressed that in as attempt to address the adverse effects of the pandemic, the federal government instituted stimulus packages of N65 billion to assist a coalition of private sector operators; N50 billion survival funds for Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), and N15 billion guaranteed uptake scheme to save 500,000 jobs, among other interventions.

He further expressed worry that in addition to the two million Nigerians previously projected by the World Bank to become impoverished, a further five million Nigerians have been said to be facing poverty as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.