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Over the past weeks, based on my own gathered information, AGO / Diesel has been on the downward trend over the past weeks. As it is, there are three (3) things to note about the AGO market at Depot Level: 1.) There is glut driven by reduced bulk consumption, oversupply and availability of cheap AGO (directly or indirectly from Russia) 2.) There is pressure on the depot owners to sell down their stock, given exposure to bank liabilities that will continue to increase the longer they hold the product 3.) The truth about Diesel being overpriced and loaded by middlemen is about to be exposed. This is predicated upon the known Petroleum Industry Convention that: PMS should be cheaper AGO in a true market, save for exceptionally levied tax. This is being exposed by the direct involvement of marketers in buying PMS, which has a higher price per MT when compared to the purest of AGO (<10ppm sulfur) The foregoing has set the stage for competition on price. NIPCO for instance sold at 495/litre last week. Some other parties offered 450. Some are still sticking on their guns at 550/570 – for how long? We do not know. Please share your thoughts and perspectives on this? How long do you think it will take the ‘Glut’ clear? What about further price correction or stabilization? |
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Please show with workings, how Tinubu's so called personal structure will deliver the South East and the South West. justified007: |
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Lol. Can't you guys see that the insignia is via Photo shop? The symbol is wrongly aligned. |
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everton4life: Heck!!!! I don laugh shit for pant. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The guy write post begin respond himself - Craze confirmed! |
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I am just wondering if anyone read the story to notice that the Farm was invaded at 2am. Cow grazing at 2am ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Maybe a typo from Vanguard. |
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Biko... Tag Me Infact Bag Me Let it not be heard, That of this event you Gagged Me 1 Like |
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Lobatan! Airtel Network not working on my update o! Any fix guys? |
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It seems I cannot make calls after the Kitkat update. Anyone had this issue? anyone can help solve it? Would greatly appreciate. Thank you. |
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Please I need information on the time it takes to freight a 20' High Cube container from Jeddah/Saudi Arabia to Nigeria. Please I need this information urgently. The freight agents I spoke with have just confused me the more. |
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mojounited: yes I did... the interview was a bit unorthodox - they had all the persons for a role sit down at the same time in row and answer questions from the interview panel.... it was bit fun though..... I have been actually out of the engineering loop for a while, so I am hoping and praying that this could put me back on track though, else I focus on my entrepreneurial activities totally 1 Like |
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Nothing yet from them, as far I am aware.. They gave a 'soon' date! though... |
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It seems that the airtel bsm/bis is blocked.... loaded yesterday sending bsm to 440 but I am unable to connect to the internet at all... Any TWEAKS somebody? |
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stankion: Actually I dint take it cos I sent a friend to chk out their office in warri and he said d pple there looked unserious so I dint waste time to go to warri from lagos. I have an interview iv for 8th May @ PTI.... stankion could you please elaborate on how unserious their office looked and If your friend could help check again.. they claimed to be a well financed bluechip company, and from what I saw they have money but low packaging... their interview invitation letter na die "...we would like to suggest that you attend an interview at PTI...." |
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My expectations over the years has been for nairaland to transit to a full social network, while keeping the forum as it's underlying theme and product.... But in some ways Seun's conservatism has kept him this far. Startechng: On a more serious note, nairaland is now more than a forum, i think creating an album, photos upload, social profile, gifts, invite/ email contact import, etc to nairaland would do a great help. Make it more like a social network site.. Nothing needs to be changed just a few more links at the header and footer thats all. |
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Seriously, It is quite obvious that Jobberman has erred on many fronts. I for one never saw any great benefit to their service that will warrant paying any fees. Thank God for sites like HNJ offering the adverts free, may God continue to bless them. However we must tell ourselves some truths; Most Nigerians are used to getting things (in various spectres of life) for free, feeling that it is their right to get premium services at no cost - though this might seem be possible now but I doubt its sustainability in the long run. We need to move from the culture of 'free' to the culture of 'value', meaning that we should see the value a service/product presents and be willing to commit resources to acquire the service/product for our own benefit. We need to stop the apparent falsehood that jobless graduates do not have anything they can spare or sacrifice for their own good, afterall they still find ways to load their phones, buy snacks once in a while, etc So back to jobberman, they simply failed to show the x-factor of their service to the majority and thus could not possibly demand fees for what is not seen to be valuable...... 2 Likes |
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I doubt it will reach front page as I guess Jobberman would have done some damage control by calling/contacting Seun ![]() |
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gratiaeo: Tinubu owns the station? It's dead on arrival. Yoruba no sabi business. talk about hitv, glo etc..... Glo came before Mtn in Nigeria but instead of capturing major cities like lagos, Abj, Kano, Onitsha, PH etc, they was busy mountain mask at Oshogbo, Ife, Akure etc. Same thing with Hitv, they was busy buying cars for their staffs when they have premiereship right, instead of developing their stations like really? Glo came before MTN? Guess you have some deepseated issues, instead of facing the topic you are spewing thrash about Yoruba not sabi-ing business. Perhaps you could share with us about your business success... I will advise you, go somewhere quiet to think and liberate yourself from your pariochialism. |
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It's all about inspiration dude, I am hoping this could help someone focus and achieve success. |
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[size=14pt]LIFE (and BUSINESS) LESSONS FROM THE MANCHESTER UNITED – REAL MADRID MATCH[/size] Like any true Manchester United fan, I am still distraught! The Champions League loss against Real Madrid is still very raw, and as painful as it could ever get! No doubt there are many opinions and beliefs on what could have been and what not - with some (like my cousin) stating that this is ‘Karma’ for United – I have however, decidedly moved past the game, particularly the right or wrong of that ‘Red Card’. Having seen the game come and gone, and following some mental reviews, I realized that the game had something else – life lessons. This led me to further consider and dig deeper into the events of the match, the end result of which is presented below as life and business lessons. 1.) Study your Opponent: In life we must all ensure that we study our opponents well, actually very well. In the real sense of it, an opponent is a thing you need to succeed against or in; it could be your job, a project, or a competitor. The onus lies on you and me to take time to know what makes our opponents tick – the strong and weak points. In the match in question Sir Alex showed that he had studied his opponent (Real Madrid) well. In studying your opponent, never be ashamed of asking for help from those who may know or have overcome your present opponent (there is a rumour that Sir Alex asked Malaga on how to beat Madrid). 2.) Have a Plan: This could never be overemphasized. The essence of knowing your opponent is to design or adapt a plan to ensure your own success. In crafting a plan, you will go most probably go through a lot of iterations, however the essential and overriding focus of the plan must be on exploring your opponent’s weaknesses and protecting yourself against their strengths. 3.) Execute Well: Your plan will be for all purposes useless if you cannot implement the contents of the plan as stated. Thus, there must be no complacency in execution. The plan does only 40% of the job for you, the rest 60% will only come from proper execution and detailing. 4.) Utilize the Right Resource(s): In a bid to properly execute a plan, one must only utilize the right resources suited for the plan! We all need to understand that the most experienced resource persons may not implement the plan well. As the buck stops at your table, you must carefully decide in the best interests of your success, only putting forward the resource(s) who will deliver your plan as conceived. Of course this is about dropping Rooney; Rooney lovers may think that leaving him out was a faux pas, but the firts 56mins of play proved otherwise. To business owners, CEOs and the likes; perhaps the project you have now would be handled better by a younger staff who is not yet a manager – his/her drive and youth may make the difference. 5.) Rules are RULES: The world is dominated and controlled rules and regulations. Rules that have been set or written will be applied on you, be it fair or not! While not counting out the possibility of exceptions, it is obvious that you cannot plan on exceptions. We will all do well to take note and be cognisant of all applicable and extant rules guiding our endeavours, making adjustments and guarding ourselves against running afoul of the rules. 6.) Always Have Contingency Plans: Notwithstanding how rosy things seem or appear to be going, we all need to ensure that we have another plan to take on contingent situations and surprises. Creating this plan ahead of time does help prepare and ensure that one has a strong chance of overcoming any eventuality. Creating this plan practically involves tweaking the present plan to “what if” scenarios and being able to compensate for possible and probable occurrences. 7.) Recover Quickly and Focus on Success: Irrespective of what happens to you, you must recover quickly, best if you do so instantly. You must never allow situations, challenges and disappointments control or immobilize you! The essence of having a plan ahead is to be able to react immediately. Also, we must ensure, regardless of what happens to us, that our focus is kept on success and success alone! My dear Manchester United players and Sir Alex robbed themselves and the fans by feeling letdown and cheated for over 12 minutes. Their seethed anger and disappointment ensured they lost the game during critical moments. A major way of ensuring that we focus on success is by banishing a sense of entitlement from within – the players felt that Manchester United was entitled to having the red card incident in their favour. Please know today that you are not entitled to something until it is completely yours. 1 Like |
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[size=14pt]LIFE (and BUSINESS) LESSONS FROM THE MANCHESTER UNITED – REAL MADRID MATCH[/size] Like any true Manchester United fan, I am still distraught! The Champions League loss against Real Madrid is still very raw, and as painful as it could ever get! No doubt there are many opinions and beliefs on what could have been and what not - with some (like my cousin) stating that this is ‘Karma’ for United – I have however, decidedly moved past the game, particularly the right or wrong of that ‘Red Card’. Having seen the game come and gone, and following some mental reviews, I realized that the game had something else – life lessons. This led me to further consider and dig deeper into the events of the match, the end result of which is presented below as life and business lessons. 1.) Study your Opponent: In life we must all ensure that we study our opponents well, actually very well. In the real sense of it, an opponent is a thing you need to succeed against or in; it could be your job, a project, or a competitor. The onus lies on you and me to take time to know what makes our opponents tick – the strong and weak points. In the match in question Sir Alex showed that he had studied his opponent (Real Madrid) well. In studying your opponent, never be ashamed of asking for help from those who may know or have overcome your present opponent (there is a rumour that Sir Alex asked Malaga on how to beat Madrid). 2.) Have a Plan: This could never be overemphasized. The essence of knowing your opponent is to design or adapt a plan to ensure your own success. In crafting a plan, you will go most probably go through a lot of iterations, however the essential and overriding focus of the plan must be on exploring your opponent’s weaknesses and protecting yourself against their strengths. 3.) Execute Well: Your plan will be for all purposes useless if you cannot implement the contents of the plan as stated. Thus, there must be no complacency in execution. The plan does only 40% of the job for you, the rest 60% will only come from proper execution and detailing. 4.) Utilize the Right Resource(s): In a bid to properly execute a plan, one must only utilize the right resources suited for the plan! We all need to understand that the most experienced resource persons may not implement the plan well. As the buck stops at your table, you must carefully decide in the best interests of your success, only putting forward the resource(s) who will deliver your plan as conceived. Of course this is about dropping Rooney; Rooney lovers may think that leaving him out was a faux pas, but the firts 56mins of play proved otherwise. To business owners, CEOs and the likes; perhaps the project you have now would be handled better by a younger staff who is not yet a manager – his/her drive and youth may make the difference. 5.) Rules are RULES: The world is dominated and controlled rules and regulations. Rules that have been set or written will be applied on you, be it fair or not! While not counting out the possibility of exceptions, it is obvious that you cannot plan on exceptions. We will all do well to take note and be cognisant of all applicable and extant rules guiding our endeavours, making adjustments and guarding ourselves against running afoul of the rules. 6.) Always Have Contingency Plans: Notwithstanding how rosy things seem or appear to be going, we all need to ensure that we have another plan to take on contingent situations and surprises. Creating this plan ahead of time does help prepare and ensure that one has a strong chance of overcoming any eventuality. Creating this plan practically involves tweaking the present plan to “what if” scenarios and being able to compensate for possible and probable occurrences. 7.) Recover Quickly and Focus on Success: Irrespective of what happens to you, you must recover quickly, best if you do so instantly. You must never allow situations, challenges and disappointments control or immobilize you! The essence of having a plan ahead is to be able to react immediately. Also, we must ensure, regardless of what happens to us, that our focus is kept on success and success alone! My dear Manchester United players and Sir Alex robbed themselves and the fans by feeling letdown and cheated for over 12 minutes. Their seethed anger and disappointment ensured they lost the game during critical moments. A major way of ensuring that we focus on success is by banishing a sense of entitlement from within – the players felt that Manchester United was entitled to having the red card incident in their favour. Please know today that you are not entitled to something until it is completely yours. |
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Other things to note for the job posts above: • For the Procurement, only female applicants need apply • The Site Supervisor does not have to be a graduate but the candidate must have very strong managerial skills with evidence of having delivered a range of projects. • Store Manager -Must have experience of having managed several stores as the company has sites all over the country • Head QS- Must have strong leadership skills and industry knowledge. • The stated experience could be less by no more than 3 years. • The salaries for the positions are negotiable with the company themselves. They also have benefits such as HMO among others all CVs and applications must be sent in on or before friday 8th february to [size=14pt]edgecareers.ng@gmail.com[/size] |
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Additional positions for Senior Management/Executive personnel. Please apply if you are one or know someone who has the required experience. All CVs are to be sent to edgecareers.ng@gmail.com POSITION: HEAD, QUANTITY SURVEYING DEPARTMENT REQUIRED EXPERIENCE: 15 YEARS and Above REQUIREMENTS: • Candidate must possess a BSc/HND in Quantity Surveying • Post graduate qualification would be an added advantage • Fully qualified Quantity Surveyor (MNIQS) • Candidate must have a minimum of 15 years cognate experience in the construction or contracting environment • Candidate must be computer literate and proficient with Microsoft Office tools and Quantity Surveying software. • Extensive knowledge and experience in costing and estimating all kinds of building/road projects, including design and build arrangements. • Be able to lead and mentor a QS team • Strong numeracy and financial management skills and knowledge of sophisticated design and costing IT packages • Excellent communication and negotiating skills • Detailed knowledge of past and current building and construction technology, business and legal matters JOB DESCRIPTION/RESPONSIBILITIES: • Oversee Quantity Survey department • Preparing tender and contract documents, including bill of quantities. • Undertaking cost analysis for repair and maintenance project work. • Assisting in establishing clients’ requirements and undertaking feasibility studies • Make contributions on procurement matters in respect to various projects • Preparing and analysing costing for tenders • Providing advice on contractual claims • Valuing completed work and arranging payments • Maintaining awareness of the different building contracts in current use • Performing risk and value management and cost control on a variety of projects • To develop cost plans, cost strategies, value engineering, life cycle costing and sustainability costing and present to all relevant stakeholders. • Controlling and managing subcontractors, suppliers etc. POSITION: PROJECT MANAGER REQUIRED EXPERIENCE: 13 YEARS and Above REQUIREMENTS: • Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Construction Management • A post-graduate degree (e.g. MBA) from a reputable university will be an added advantage • PMP Certification • Membership of COREN, NIA, NIB, NIESV or any professional body in Engineering • Candidate must have at least 15 years’ experience of project management, some of which should be on large and complex multi-execution centred projects from a construction industry. • Proven experience in people management; strategic planning; risk management and change management • Multi discipline knowledge in the following functions: Project management, contracts and procurement, construction, project controls and interface management. • Extensive technical knowledge of engineering applications. JOB DESCRIPTION/RESPONSIBILITIES: • Direct and manage project development from start to finish • Define project scope, goals and deliverables that support business goals in collaboration with executive management • Develop full scale project plans and associated communications documents. • Set and continually manage project expectations with team members and other stakeholders • Ensure compliance with contractual and technical matters • Delegate tasks and responsibilities to appropriate personnel • Plan and schedule project timelines and milestones using appropriate tools to effectively track project milestones and deliverables • Proactively manage changes in project scope, identify potential crises. • Develop and deliver progress reports, proposals and documentation • Develop best practices and tools for project execution and management POSITION: SITE SUPERVISOR/SUPERINTENDENT REQUIRED EXPERIENCE: 15 YEARS and Above REQUIREMENTS: • Minimum of 15 years core Construction experience - not necessarily a graduate, but fully experienced • Experienced in managing and supervising Masons, Carpenters, (Foremen)etc. on site • Must be able to read and interprete technical drawings • Excellent Supervisory Skills • Effective time management skills • An ability to thoroughly understand and follow plans and specifications in the construction of project. • Leadership ability; able to motivate workforce to deliver • Thorough knowledge of construction techniques and the imagination to derive the most efficient method of completing a task. • Foresight to predict problems before they develop. • A conscientious attitude towards controlling job costs and adhering to progress schedules. • Ability to use a transit and level and oversee all aspects of job layout and surveying. • Ability to communicate plans and sequence of activities to all subcontractors and material suppliers to effectively implement our goals. JOB DESCRIPTION/RESPONSIBILITIES: • Ascertain that all fore-man are well qualified and are efficiently carrying out duties assigned. • Properly layout a project, making certain that the proper grades are followed and the structure are accurately located. • Review the job schedule and cost breakdown, resolving all differences of opinion with Project Manager at the beginning of the job. • Set up the Site office and equipment trailers and see that permits, labor notices, safety rules and regulations, and E.E.O.C. material are posted in a conspicuous place. Set up sanitary stations and water coolers in strategic areas. • Ensure that good housekeeping practices are observed and maintained by both company staff and subcontractors. • Maintain a good relationship with the Project Manager, seeking his/her assistance in the scheduling of materials, equipment and subcontractors. • Keep the progress schedule current, review schedule status and job costs at least once each month. • Ascertain that the project is secured each night. • Assist the foremen with any problems. • Insure that all change orders are properly executed and indicated on as-built plans. • Review attendance of labour workers each morning and afternoon. • Attend pre-construction and construction meetings, taking notes on areas that may present a future problem and present to the Project Manager for consultation. • Maintain good relationships with inspectors, architects, subcontractors and other key people connected with the project. • Coordinate maintenance of heavy equipment on the project and supervise effective utilization. • Attend, on request, all technical meetings for the purpose of discussing job progress and problem areas. • Maintain close communication with Project Manager on any unforseen problems which may develop. POSITION: PROCUREMENT MANAGER (FEMALE APPLICANTS ONLY) REQUIRED EXPERIENCE: 10 YEARS and Above REQUIREMENTS: • First Degree in Quantity Survey, Engineering, Purchasing, or related disciplines • A minimum of 10 years post-graduate experience in a directly related field from a construction industry • Excellent Communication skills at all levels and demonstrate a high level of initiative • Knowledge of Procurement planning and monitoring systems • Working knowledge of legal contractual agreement with key understanding of issues in procurement • Wide knowledge and understanding of the various types of tender documents and contracts for the procurement of goods and services • Good Level of MS Office software usage • Good Knowledge of the Nigerian and International market conditions • Knowledge of international procurement principles and practices, procedures and related documentation. • Ability to draft clear and concise procurement documentation JOB DESCRIPTION/RESPONSIBILITIES: • Manage the overall purchase of goods and services for use by the company. • Oversee the Procurement department • Develop and implement a standard Procurement policy • Maintain procurement processes that ensure the company’s effective ability to procure and deliver quality materials across all projects and departments • Management of supply chain flow to and from the Head Office • Ensures proper management of relationships with suppliers and other third party service providers • Ensure timely and quality procurement services provision according to the company’s strategic and operational plans and budgets POSITION: STORE MANAGER REQUIRED EXPERIENCE: 10 YEARS and Above REQUIREMENTS: • A good university degree in Purchasing and Supply; Supply Chain Management , Accounting or any other related discipline • Minimum of 10 years post qualification experience, 5 of which must be in a Construction environment in a managerial role. • Must have working knowledge of the methods and practices used in receiving, storing, and issuing materials, supplies and equipment used in the Construction industry; methods of taking inventories and maintaining inventory records; the tools, materials and equipment used on Construction sites • Units of weights and measures; use of common hand and power tools and material handling methods. • Microsoft office tools • Supervisory Skills • Effective time management skills • Ability to forecast supply patterns and use critical thinking skills to plan order rates and volumes • Knowledge of inventory control procedures • Must be computer literate • Membership of Relevant Professional Association relating to warehouse & supply chain management is an advantage • Candidate must have a high level of confidence and exhibit strong Managerial/leadership skills. JOB DESCRIPTION/RESPONSIBILITIES: • Ensure proper management of the store. • Receives all incoming shipments; verifies and inspects for conformity to appropriate purchase orders. Notifies and/or delivers received items to addressee. • Receives, classifies, and credits returned or reclaimed materials, supplies, and equipment and replaces them in stock according to an existing storage system. • Unpacks materials, supplies, tools, and equipment; verifies articles received against packing list and purchase orders; counts or weighs the articles; stores articles in prescribed bins, racks, shelves, and floor or yard sites. • Inspects incoming materials for wear, damage, or defects; reports any discrepancies or damage in materials received; notifies the proper person if repairs or adjustments are required. • Processes receiving and delivery for inventory and non-inventory items purchased by Procurement department. • Delivers supplies, forms, and copy paper to all necessary departments • Accepts and returns to stock all materials, supplies and equipment returned upon completion of jobs. • Take Inventories stock as scheduled or required; posts and maintains records of stock received and issued; notifies Management when supplies are getting low. • Coordinates with Accounts department and participates in the annual physical inventory process. • Ensures the security of equipment and supplies kept in store by locking up the equipment and materials as needed. • Solves difficult problems such as tracing purchase documents or partial shipments. • Oversees and supervises all Storekeepers on all sites. • Ensures the security of equipment and supplies kept in storage areas by locking up the Equipment as needed. • Processes the return of materials to vendors or materials to be scrapped or junked. • Solves difficult problems such as tracing purchase documents or partial shipments. |
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The following positions are for Senior Management/Executive personnel. Please apply if you are one or know someone who has the required experience. All CVs are to be sent to edgecareers.ng@gmail.com POSITION: CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER REQUIRED EXPERIENCE: 15 YEARS and Above REQUIREMENTS: • Candidate must possess a Master’s degree in Accounting or Finance • Professional qualification such as: ACA, ACCA, ICAN, CFA etc. • Minimum of 15 years’ experience in financial leadership roles, preferably real estate development, property management or construction industry • Working knowledge of budgeting, planning, management accounting and corporate finance • Knowledge of Financial management systems, accounting policies and standards; tax management, costing accounting etc. • Working knowledge of IFRS. • Strong working knowledge of Excel • Up to date knowledge of current financial and accounting computer applications • Excellent verbal, analytical, organizational and written skills JOB DESCRIPTION/RESPONSIBILITIES: • Managing the finance function of the company and direct overall financial plans and accounting practices with the company • Provide executive management with advice on the financial implications of business activities • Ensure the company is in compliance with all statutory and reporting requirements • Participating in business strategic planning process and defines strategies/plans for finance and accounting functions • Oversees budget preparation, approval and execution processes • Manage finance processes, develops and implements a modern cost effective accounting system that will meet the challenges and objectives of the company • Preparation of cash flow statements, income and expenditure accounts, tax returns and balance sheet • Produces daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly management reports to the Executive Management (as may be required) • Analyses budget variances and consolidates the company’s financial statements • Manages the fund disbursement process and project financing for on-going projects in line with approved plans • Develops and implements cash management systems for all company operations • Analyses moderate to complex financial information, including trends and forecasts • Oversees the Accounts Department • Other duties as assigned by the Executive Management POSITION: INTERNAL AUDITOR REQUIRED EXPERIENCE: 6 YEARS and Above REQUIREMENTS: • Candidate must possess a 1st degree in Accounting or Finance or a numerate discipline • Minimum of 6 years’ experience in auditing role • Have knowledge and experience to conduct risk assessment and compile an internal audit annual plan. • Knowledge of Financial management systems, accounting policies and standards; tax management, costing accounting etc. • Strong working knowledge of Excel • Up to date knowledge of current financial and accounting computer applications • Excellent verbal, analytical, organizational and written skills JOB DESCRIPTION/RESPONSIBILITIES: • Collect and analyze data to detect deficient controls, duplicated effort, extravagance, fraud, or non-compliance with laws, regulations, and management policies. • Report to management about asset utilization and audit results, and recommend changes in operations and financial activities. • Prepare detailed reports on audit findings. • Review data about material assets, net worth, liabilities, capital stock, surplus, income, and expenditures. • Inspect account books and accounting systems for efficiency, effectiveness, and use of accepted accounting procedures to record transactions. • Examine and evaluate financial and information systems, recommending controls to ensure system reliability and data integrity. • Prepare, analyze, and verify annual reports, financial statements, and other records, using accepted accounting and statistical procedures to assess financial condition and facilitate financial planning. • Confer with Executive management about financial and regulatory matters. • Inspect cash on hand, notes receivable and payable, negotiable securities, and cancelled checks to confirm records are accurate. • Examine inventory to verify journal and ledger entries. • Examine records to ensure recording of transactions and compliance with laws and regulations. • Produce up-to-the-minute information, using internal computer systems, to allow management to base decisions on actual, not historical, data. • Conduct pre-implementation audits to determine if systems and programs under development will work as planned. • Review taxpayer accounts, and liaise with external auditors and Tax regulatory bodies. • Other duties as assigned by the Executive Management |
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What I am reading on NL is disappointing but not surprising... It is official, a lot of Nigerians nay Lagosians reason as if they have intellectual deficits seeped in primordial sentiments.... So it is better to leave the bikes on the road, and ignore the tens of Thousands dying and getting permanently disabled by okada riders? That appeals to you all? Right? I do ride bikes often but it is obviously not safe to ride in the expressway, and the government restricted them from major highways and expressways to operate on the inner roads, they are lucky they were not completely banned as in other states. In actual fact a lot of these okada riders are trained artisans such as welders who had complained that they left their trade due to the power issue, now that power supply is improving, can they please return to their main trade... The other part of these riders consists of Aboki's, who can return to their villages to FARM! The Large number of these abokis is already a security risk as an ample number of them could be members of boko haram sleeper cells. I DO NOT HOWEVER SUPPORT THE CRUSHING OF BIKES. The government and security agencies should please crackdown and clampdown on all criminality in the name of protest.. About ACN not winning the next elections because of this, I beg to differ, they said worse when oshodi was cleared out, and I await to see any incoming governor that will promote disorder! ACTION PLAN FOR MOVING FORWARD 1. Government meets with Okada stakeholders restating their policy stand 2. Government meets with Police Commisioner and DPOs to deal with areas of abuse, particularly unlawful arrests within inner roads (Surulere inclusive) 3. Government should publish and for the next 6weeks announce areas where bikes can ply freely 4. Implement agreed decisions and law as it may have been amended 1 Like |
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Back to the topic. The Egyptian election result is result of complicated compromise! The Egyptians actually had their hands tied - more than 50% of them wanted a president with secular leanings. Unfortunately and as we do also in Nigeria, the secularists failed to present a common front (presidential candidate) hence their loss in the first round of voting! Most of those who voted for Morsi do not actually like him and his party, they did so because they believed Shafiq was a continued embodiment of Mubarak's governement - they voted with a part of their heart in fear and another part in hope that the brotherhood will be fair to all. The Muslim Brotherhood had earlier said stated and promised that they will not contest for the presidency, they reneged on their word on seeing what they could do with power - that should have been enough flashing lights for the Egyptians instead of having a pathological hate for anything having a connection to Mubarak, even if it were an ordinary cat! The military's action is a necessary evil to ensure Egypt's sanctity in matters of defence, foreign affairs and constitutional right of all citizens. So, what are the lessons for all Nigeria? 1. We must all unite on a single platform to send any government not working for our progress - electing a true Nigerian having no bias to religion or ethnic domination 2. We must not trust any politician that lies and changes his/her word once they have opportunities for power-grabbing 3. We must not be quick to dismiss politicians on their prior affiliations (fashola was almost suffering this fate in 2007) The future will be bright if we all stand tall and unwavering on the truth! |
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Back to the topic. The Egyptian election result is result of complicated compromise! The Egyptians actually had their hands tied - more than 50% of them wanted a president with secular leanings. Unfortunately and as we do also in Nigeria, the secularists failed to present a common front (presidential candidate) hence their loss in the first round of voting! Most of those who voted for Morsi do not actually like him and his party, they did so because they believed Shafiq was a continued embodiment of Mubarak's governement - they voted with a part of their heart in fear and another part in hope that the brotherhood will be fair to all. The Muslim Brotherhood had earlier said stated and promised that they will not contest for the presidency, they reneged on their word on seeing what they could do with power - that should have been enough flashing lights for the Egyptians instead of having a pathological hate for anything having a connection to Mubarak, even if it were an ordinary cat! The military's action is a necessary evil to ensure Egypt's sanctity in matters of defence, foreign affairs and constitutional right of all citizens. So, what are the lessons for all Nigeria? 1. We must all unite on a single platform to send any government not working for our progress - electing a true Nigerian having no bias to religion or ethnic domination 2. We must not trust any politician that lies and changes his/her word once they have opportunities for power-grabbing 3. We must not be quick to dismiss politicians on their prior affiliations (fashola was almost suffering this fate in 2007) The future will be bright if we all stand tall and unwavering on the truth! |
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So true.... There are very few real men nowadays |
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The accident was avoidable if the road was repaired...... by the federal government! May the souls of the departed rest in perfect peace. |
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The current situation in Cote d'Ivoire is not correctly covered by the International media. Majority of Ivoirians will not like their country to be invaded by foreign powers. Relating with them on a daily bases has led to the realization that what is at stake is not just the question of how worn the election or not. It is an issue of the super powers interest. America and France are just playing games with African leaders. The Russians are more interested in wait and see. Russia opposed the initial UN Security Council effort, but suddenly agreed later. Would that not be link to the treaty that was signed by Obama few day after. Russia is buying war ship from France but the weapon system will be install by Russians in Russia. Where is Julian Assnage -- Wikleaks to show us what they have planned for Cote d'Ivoire. The French supported America to go to Iraq, they told the world they are looking for weapons of mass destruction. But after many years they are yet to find these weapons, but they are busy take away oil. The French have a major control on the economy of Cote d'Ivoire and the contract that gave them this control is terminating this year. It can only be renewed by only one man, the one who signed it with them in the 90s. Now coming to the issue at stake, the election. We must be sincere, the two stake holders planned and played their games. But let us ask some questions. Why did Gbagbo agreed to hold an election knowing fully well that the rebels have not been disarmed? Why did Alassane agreed with the composition of the constitutional council knowing fully well that it is organ that will give the final verdict? When the election result was cancelled in France because Gbagbo was wining why was there not noise? Why did the chairman of the electoral commission not give the result on time and at a neutral place? Is it possible to have a free and fair election in a country that is divided into two with armed rebels on one side supporting one candidate? It is either the election is free and not fair or fair and not free. We can not have the two. It is an issue of who is the smartest of the contestants More questions but for now, let us look at the main fear. The Super powers want to use the regional body ECOWAS. ECOMOG was in Liberia and Sierra Leone. Who can tell us how many Nigerian died in those countries? Those head of states that took the decision are still alive today. The problem was not resolved by ECOMOG. Nigeria wasted the lives of many Nigerians. If war should break up today in Cote d'Ivoire, America and France has the capacity to take out her citizens with hours. Nigeria does not have such. And when you talk of ECOMOG majority will be Nigerians. There over 2 million Nigerians living in Cote d'Ivoire. Will Nigerian President be willing to sacrifice the lives of these Nigerians for the interest of France or America? Because even if they succeed in using force as planned, Nigerians will become the primary target of Ivoirians. Saddam Hussein has been removed long ago, but violence still continue in Iraq till today. Please, let Nigerians all over the world tell our president to read in between the lines. Nigeria does not have any major interest in Cote d'Ivoire to worth risking the lives of her citizens. Unlike France, Cote d'Ivoire to them is a gold mine. It may take just few hours or days of arms combat to get to Gbagbo and remove him from office but the war that it will start may last for the next 20 years. If Cote d'Ivoire should go down, many African countries will go with her. Nigeria should not sow evil seed that generation yet unborn will have to reap the fruits. |
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