[b]Are you qualified?
Do you have a degree/Post graduate degree in Education/Business Administration ?
Do you have relevant post NYSC experience in school administration?
Are you looking for a change of job in an international school?
You are the one we are looking for!
An International Nursery & Pry School (Govt. Approved) located in Oke Aro/Matogun Area of Ogun State is looking for qualified candidates to fill the post of School Administrator.
Kindly send your application to: geniusbrainnigeria@gmail.com.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Urgent Vacancies*
A private Creche, Nursery and Primary School in Matogun,/Oke Aro, Ogun State, requires the services of:
1. Headteacher --B. Ed, Bsc. Ed/N.C.E.
2.Admin Officer/Secretary --O.N.D/N.C.E in Sec. Studies
3.Primary TEACHERS--N. C. E/Bsc.Ed/B.Ed
4.Nursery teachers--N. C. E/B.ed in Early Childhood Education
5.Admin Assistant -- SSCE
6.Caregivers for Creche --SSCE with adequate experience
Computer literacy is compulsory with cognate experience for items 1,2,3 and 4.
Send application before 19th July,2018 to email:geniusbrainnigeria@gmail.com .Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

*Urgent Vacancies*
A private Creche, Nursery and Primary School in Matogun,/Oke Aro, Ogun State, requires the services of:
1. Headteacher --B. Ed, Bsc. Ed/N.C.E.
2.Admin Officer/Secretary --O.N.D/N.C.E in Sec. Studies
3.Primary TEACHERS--N. C. E/Bsc.Ed/B.Ed
4.Nursery teachers--N. C. E/B.ed in Early Childhood Education
5.Admin Assistant -- SSCE
6.Caregivers for Creche --SSCE with adequate experience
Computer literacy is compulsory with cognate experience for items 1,2,3 and 4.
Send application before 19th July,2018 to email:geniusbrainnigeria@gmail.com .Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

*Urgent Vacancies*
A private Creche, Nursery and Primary School in Matogun,/Oke Aro, Ogun State, requires the services of:
1. Headteacher --B. Ed, Bsc. Ed/N.C.E.
2.Admin Officer/Secretary --O.N.D/N.C.E in Sec. Studies
3.Primary TEACHERS--N. C. E/Bsc.Ed/B.Ed
4.Nursery teachers--N. C. E/B.ed in Early Childhood Education
5.Admin Assistant -- SSCE
6.Caregivers for Creche --SSCE with adequate experience
Computer literacy is compulsory with cognate experience for items 1,2,3 and 4.
Apply within 2weeks to email:geniusbrainnigeria@gmail.com .Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Nairalanders wake up guys!
Take a second look at the picture,that doesn`t look like a suicide scene:Her legs are resting on the bed.Something is not right in that picture.

A medium scale farm located in Oke Aro area of Ifo Local govt,ogun state is in need of a young(below 30 years) candidate at their farm.

Qualification:DIPLOMA IN AGRIC (Experience in poultry management will be a strong basis for consideration)
Compensation Plan:Competitive Salary
Send your resume to brainxnigerialtd@gmail.com(only shortlisted candidate will be contacted)
Closing Date :FRIDAY 21st AUGUST,2015

I am writing to advice the Minister of Education and his counterpart the Hon minister of health to reconsider the decision to hastily call for school resumption across the nation before it is too late.
While my guess that these Honorable Nigerians may not have wards in Nursery/Primary/secondary schools, they should be made to sign should any thing go wrong with this step?
Are they willing to stake their career/Life for that decision?

Hi guys,
Please kindly excuse my ignorance; Now that Germany has won the FIFA world cup?
What next? Are they going to return the cup next season to FIFA?
Are they going to keep the cup in the office of their president/sport museum or what?
Please help!

Dear NL,
My friend is married for over six years with kids,his works takes him around ie he travels a lot!
He noticed that his wife has started acting funny,he was home for 3 weeks and his wife denies him sex for 3weeks!
this is a man that has been faithful to the wife so far!
He called the wife to query y she was doing dat,she give flimsy excuses like tiredness,children,she sometimes sleeps in the palor etc

Now my friend is thinking of looking outside because he wants to satisfy his urge!
what is your take on this?

Please,am about to take delivery of my first toyota camry 1999,aka tiny light!
Alas,over the weekend I was at the car was where same car was stolen at gun point.
Since then I have interviewed over 20 people more than 18 confirmed that the car is easily stolen,from car parks,gun point...etc
Infact a mechanic told me they have stopped test driving the car in the absence of the owner after six cars was stolen in their workshop!
Please,why is this car the most wanted by the men of the underworld!

Guys earlier today around 7:00pm,I was coming from Agege,so I stopped at fagba B/s crossed the road to pick a bike to my destination.If you know this area very well,you notice some Aboki guys selling fruits ranging from Pineapple,Orange,Banana etc.I stopped to buy some freshly peeled oranges!
Alas a guys walk up very close to me saying "Oga please give me money make I take chop,Pls no amount is too small......."
On a good day,I would have dipped hand into my pocket,and share whatever I have with him,However my instinct tells me to say no,I don't have!
While that conversation was going on,I sense movement in my back pocket,another guy behind me was carefully dipping his hand to my back pocket,I turned round and held him only to discover an object that feels like locally made gun inside his bag!
I did a very strong Open eye to destabilize them and I quietly but smartly left the scene!
I shared this with friends and neighbors only to discover that most people have lost wallets,phones and other valuable to these pick pockets conduit in that axis.
Beware!!! and be wise!

Guys earlier today around 7:00pm,I was coming from Agege,so I stopped at fagba B/s crossed the road to pick a bike to my destination.If you know this area very well,you notice some Aboki guys selling fruits ranging from Pineapple,Orange,Banana etc.I stopped to buy some freshly peeled oranges!
Alas a guys walk up very close to me saying "Oga please give me money make I take chop,Pls no amount is too small......."
On a good day,I would have dipped hand into my pocket,and share whatever I have with him,However my instinct tells me to say no,I don't have!
While that conversation was going on,I sense movement in my back pocket,another guy behind me was carefully dipping his hand to my back pocket,I turned round and held him only to discover an object that feels like locally made gun inside his bag!
I did a very strong Open eye to destabilize them and I quietly but smartly left the scene!
I shared this with friends and neighbors only to discover that most people have lost wallets,phones and other valuable to these pick pockets conduit in that axis.
Beware!!! and be wise!

The chairman of INEC Prof.Atairu Jega has announced 30th November as the date for supplementary polls to conclude the Gubernatorial elections in Anambra, while APC PDP and LP agreed to boucout the elections . What's your takevon this?

The much awaited gubernatorial election in Anambra state ended about 3hours ago, this is the most peaceful election ever conducted in Nigeria.
For every registered voter there are 63 Police officers!
The number of airforce and naval ratings deployed for this election is staggering.
Election materials arrived late in some areas, some names are missing on the voters register.
No news yet about who is leading.
Only INEC is allowed to announce the result of the election.
INEC has displayed a high level of professionalism.
Security presence is massive.

There is going to be a suprise at the end of the day?
Long live Anambra

Dear all,
I have a salary job that takes my time, kindly advice me on what I can do with 1 million naira my savjngs of 5years!
Also kindly advice on the return on investment.
Thank you

Stoic

Former president of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Professor Festus Iyayi has died in a ghastly motor accident.Former president of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Professor Festus IyayiHe died in an head on collision with the convoy of Kogi State governor, Alhaji Idris Wada while he was on his way to the national congress of ASUU in Kano.Chairman, Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) University of Lagos Chapter, Dr. Ogenekaro Ogbinaka, who was at the scene of the accident, confirmed his death to africanexaminer.com.In the car with late Prof. Festus Iyayi are ASUU’s welfare secretary, Dr. (Mrs.) Ngozi Ile and ASUU chairman, Uniben, Dr. Anthony who were badly injured and unconscious.Ogbinaka blamed the accident on the bad portion of highway around Lokoja in Kogi state.Jonathan Mourns IyayiPresident Goodluck Jonathan has mourned the death of the former ASUU president Dr. Iyayi describing it as tragic.A statement issued by the president’s spokesman Dr Abati said the president“extends sincere condolences to Dr. Iyayi’s family as well as his colleagues, friends and associates across the country and beyond.”The statement further reads:“The President joins them in mourning the renowned academic and award-winning writer who rose to national prominence in the 1980s with his courageous leadership of ASUU in its struggle for a better working environment for teachers and academics in the nation’s university system.“He is particularly dismayed by the fact that Dr. Iyayi has sadly lost his life while going to contribute to efforts to finally resolve the current ASUU strike which has unfortunately disrupted academics in most of the nation’s universities for over four months.“President Jonathan prays that God Almighty will comfort all who mourn Dr. Iyayi and grant his soul eternal rest.”

The Senate Special Ad hoc Committee on the Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme (Sure-P), chaired by Senator Abdul Ningi, yesterday disclosed that the sum of N500 billion out of the N800 billion that the programme got since inception is unaccounted for.

However, the committee’s attempt to hold a hearing with the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, and Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mallam Sanusi Lamido, failed to hold as both didn't appear nor did they send representatives.

The senators, nonetheless, vowed to get to the root of the issue and proceeded to address the press at 3.30 pm when they didn't see anybody.

A member of the committee, Senator Kabir Marafa (APC/Zamfara Central), said when Sure-P was inaugurated, it was to receive N32 for each litre of petrol consumed in Nigeria.

“We requested clarification from the NNPC on the quantity of fuel that has been imported from the time the programme started and when it started, and NNPC replied our committee that it started in January 2012 to September 2013. That will give you about 21 months.

“They also gave us a breakdown of the quantity per month, and when you compute it, it comes to roughly 25 billion litres consumed in this 21 months. So when you multiply 25 billion litres by N32 we will get about N800 billion.

“But the Sure-P team told us when they got here that they have so far collected about N300 billion at N15 billion flat rate per month.

“Therefore the amount involved is N500 billion missing. That is what we wanted NNPC to tell us because they are the ones importing this fuel,” he said.

The inability of the heads of the Ministry of Petroleum Resources and CBN to appear without any formal excuse irked the committee members as each took time to lambast both Alison-Madueke and Sanusi.

Senator Ningi said the non-appearance of the duo despite the letters of invitation sent since October 31 showed there was lack of transparency in the way the Sure-P fund is being handled.
He added that the hearing became possible due to the dissatisfaction Nigerians have with the programme and that the non-appearance of the minister and CBN governor showed that the programme was being undermined from the inside in an undemocratic way.
According to him, the snubbing of the committee smacked of crass impunity and disregard for constituted authority by agents of the presidency.

“What this tells me is that the Sure-P which is a cardinal programme of this government is being undermined from the inside. I have no doubt in my mind that the non-appearance further confirms the reservation of Nigerians of the secrecy in the implementation of the SURE programme.

“Part of the mandate of this committee is the unbundling and opening up of the programme so that Nigerians can know how the programme is being managed.
“But today, we are once again confronted by the anti-democratic forces; people who, unfortunately, fail to understand what the system provides for the legislative, judiciary and the executive to each do its work.

“A minister doesn't make a ministry. When we send an invitation, if the minister can't come, there is the permanent secretary or a director that can come. It is when the permanent secretary is unable to answer our questions that we will compel the minister to appear. That is what makes democracy different from military rule.

“We have sat here glued to our seats for one-and-a-half hours waiting for the arrival of officials of both the ministry and CBN. We have letters that we have sent to them but they have refused to turn up,” he said.

He then went on to say that the committee was gathering evidence on the implementation of Sure-P and if they are not satisfied with the programme they would end it.

“The National Assembly cannot continue giving legitimacy through appropriation of our common inheritance when the few individuals who run it cannot come to give an account on how the monies that accrue to the programme is being utilized,” he said.

However, when the committee members were about to leave the senate hearing room, a delegation from the CBN, comprising three deputy directors came in, but were told to go back and wait for another invitation from the committee.

culled from THIS DAY NEWSPAPER

The issue is you are driving a private car on a federal road,some thugs blocks the road with long wood laden with nails!They demand for radio and TV permit,emblem and so on.You innocently pay them 20000k only for you to get to the other side of the bridge another set of thugs held you claiming that you need to pay another 30000 for you to obtain the complete paper!
I appreciate your comments but trust me this thing is better imagined than experienced.They are thieves! They rob innocent Nigerians on that road in the name of LG activities .The state government should say/do something about this menace.Imagine the trauma!
Assuming you travelling with your family and this happens do you know what the kids will go through?Those guys are mean,Violent !
Edo state government should pls do something urgently.

Moderator,permit me to share my experience with the public.
I have been travelling through that route for some years now today's experience is so so worrisome!
Please if you are travelling through this route kindly use alternative route
It is better to avoid the route,I can say it categorically that those guys are robbers!
They collected money for stickers at the first bye pass and by the second bye pass they were demanding for another 30,000k!
I think the state government should do something about this!

Some years ago, a brilliant lecturer of mine (now late) said something about Nigeria that I waved aside as an exaggerated expression of patriotism. He told my class then that he had travelled to many places in the world and had finally come to the conclusion that Nigeria is the most blessed nation on the planet. I knew Nigeria was blessed but I couldn’t understand how he could boldly claim that top position for Nigeria: yes we have oil, gas, landmass–in fact, abundant natural and human resources, but was that enough?
Fast-forward to September, 2011. By this time, my doubt had given rise to a burning desire to know the specific things that make us great as a nation–that make us the most blessed people on earth. I felt if I did find these specific facts, they would need to be shared with Nigerians and the world in spectacular ways. To achieve this aim, I discussed the idea with my friend, George Okewih, and our subsequent brainstorming led to the birth of The Green Heritage page on Facebook to promote our cultural and natural heritage to Nigerians and the world. It’s been eighteen months of rigorous research since, and now I am convinced that my late lecturer was right.
Here are some facts from our common heritage that should make you proud to be called a Nigerian:
1. Nigeria is home to seven percent (7%) of the total languages spoken on earth. Taraba state alone has more languages than 30 African countries. The importance of this fact is appreciated when one understands that language is the “soul of culture” (as Ngugi wa Thiongo famously said). It is language that births the proverbs, riddles, stories and other aspects of culture that give us identity. UNESCO puts forward that the world’s languages represents an extraordinary wealth of creativity. Linguistic diversity correlates with cultural diversity. This means Nigeria can look inwards and drive itself to become the greatest hub for cultural tourism on earth, and consequently empower its citizens tremendously in the process.
2. The Walls of Benin (800-1400AD), in present day Edo State, are the longest ancient earthworks in the world, and probably the largest man-made structure on earth. They enclose 6500 square kilometers of community lands that connected about 500 communities. At over 16000km long, it was thought to be twice the length of the Great Wall of China, until it was announced in 2012 (after five years of meticulous measurement by Chinese surveyors) that the Great Wall is about 21,000km long.
3. The Yoruba tribe has the highest rate of twin births in the world. Igbo-Ora, a little town in Oyo state, has been nicknamed Twin capital of the World because of its unusually high rate of twins that is put as high as 158 twins per 1000 births. In a video I watched last year on YouTube presented by Titi (a white lady who speaks Yoruba), and which was centred on twin births in Igbo-Ora, one of the locals boasted that every family in the town has at least one twin!
4. Sarki Muhammad Kanta The Great of Kebbi, was the only ruler who resisted control by Songhai, West Africa’s greatest empire at that time. He founded and ruled the Hausa city-state of Kebbi around 1600 A.D and built Surame its capital, a planned city which was almost impossible to penetrate during war. In fact UNESCO describes Surame as “one of the wonders of human history, creativity and ingenuity”, and probably the most massive stone-walled constructions in West Africa. He is listed in Robin Walker’s 50 Greatest Africans.
5. Africa’s oldest known boat is The Dufuna canoe which was discovered in Dufuna village, Yobe state, by a Fulani Herdsman in May 1987, while he dug a well. Various radio-carbon tests conducted in laboratories of reputable universities in Europe and America indicate that the canoe is over 8,000 years old, thus making it the oldest in Africa and 3rd oldest in the world. The discovery of the canoe has completely changed accepted theories of the history and sophistication of marine technology in Africa.
6. Sungbo’s Eredo, a 160 km rampart equipped with guard houses and moats, is reputed to be the largest single pre-colonial monument (or ancient fortification if you like) in Africa. It is located in present-day Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State and when it was built a millennium ago, it required more earth to be moved during construction than that used for building the Great Pyramid of Giza (one of the Seven Wonders of The Ancient World). The most astonishing thing is that Sungbo’s Eredo was the biggest city in the world (bigger than Rome and Cairo) during the Middle Ages when it was built!
7. Sarki Abdullah Burja of Kano (ruled 1438-1452 AD), the 18th ruler of Ancient Kano, created the first Golden Age in Northern Nigeria and ushered in a period of great prosperity. During his reign, Hausa became the biggest indigenous language spoken in Africa after Swahili. He is on the list of 50
Greatest Africans in Robin Walker’s wonderful book, “When We Ruled”.
8. The Jos Plateau Indigobird, a small reddish-brown bird, is found nowhere else on the planet but Plateau state, Nigeria.
9. The Anambra waxbill, a small bird of many beautiful colours, is found only in Southern Nigeria and nowhere else on earth.
10. The Niger Delta (which is the second largest delta on the planet), has the highest concentration of monotypic fish families in the world, and is
also home to sixty percent of Nigeria’s mangrove forests. You should know too that Nigeria’s mangrove forests are the largest in Africa and third largest on earth.
11. According to the World Resources Institute, Nigeria is home to 4,715 different types of plant species, and over 550 species of breeding birds and mammals, making it one of the most ecologically vibrant places of the planet.
12. Ile-Ife, in present day Osun State, was paved as early as 1000AD, with decorations that originated from Ancient America suggesting there might have been contact between the Yorubas and the Ancient Americans half a millenium before Columbus ‘discovered’ America.

Culled from :THE NATION

"I vividly Recall My MUM telling me about a man in my Neighbourhood who became popular for engaging in money rituals just to buy the 80's edition of the Honda Prelude. U wouldn't buy that car for 50k today. Some other guy brutally murdered his brother ( whom their father gave cash 2 travel 4 the purpose of re- stocking their warehouse), just 'cos he wanted 2 acquire the rave of the moment - Pathfinder Jeep. That same vehicle is now better described as a coffin. I Remember as a kid, my whole street gathered to watch a truck deliver a very large satellite dish to my neighbor's house. Today a dish one tenth that size delivers 5 times the value and is in almost every student's room. What about the Volkswagen Santana, Mercedes Benz V boot, 505 Evolution, Toyota Crown, all overtaken by latest models of Camry, Honda, Bugatti, Bentley, X6, Acura and Infinity.... Vanity! Some ladies left their true loves cos some rich guy then persuaded them with a Benz 190, which turned out 2 be the only car they ever owned till date. They found out too late that true love is invaluable. A friend declared drinks because he launched the Nokia Communicator for over hundred grand in 2002. Today that phone would embarrass the owner and is a joke compared to the low cost and everyday phone. What about d MTN sim card dat many people went extra miles b4 dey bought for over 30k, today u will not buy it at N100 because all networks are begging people to even take it for free. Blackberry was like a do or die affair, now Blackberry messenger is on tecno...People are still making the most horrific sacrifices over 'vanity' and make enemies over worthless material things. What can I Say? Look back at that one thing you want to kill or die for today and see what becomes of it tomorrow. There is absolutely nothing u can't achieve, all u need is a little time and PATIENCE and u would thank God without regrets.... Abeg feel free to share your thoughts on this[b][/b][b][/b]

Good job bro