Wahala sit down hin own yanga go wake am up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5Lwn3O4v00

musicproducer:
police already begining der old ways
fuel still high
electricity bill doubled

nothings changed except sars dat will b coming back soon just like in nollywood movies






MEANWHILE, ARE YOU AN ARTIST? CHECK MY SIGNATURE

This country need to be recolonised

YoonSung69:
This girl.... Ok

What did she do?

After several weeks of been off the social media DJ switch has voice out again on issues Sorrounding the #Endsars movement.

Watch here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlgqpiDbeC4

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hgnbello:
I Heard The African Queen Was Their Song But 2face Stole It Dats Wat Cz Their Fight

The song was actually written by blackface but i think tuface also contrinbuted to it.

I bet you some guys in their early twenties and below don't know who this music group was and who and who made up the group and their music.
So this post is for this category of people and also for those above that age who never new who this group were and their music.

Plantashun Boiz were a Nigerian hiphop and R&B music group. It consisted of 2face Idibia, Faze and Blackface.
The group was formed during their college years in Enugu, at the Institute Of Management And Technology (I.M.T Enugu), Eastern Nigeria.

The group moved down to Lagos where they gained popularity and with the inclusion of new member Faze at the time it was a formidable team. It didn't take long before a chance meeting with Tony Tetuila another Nigerian ex member of The Remedies led to further exposure of the group and eventual release of their first album as Plantashun Boiz in the year 2000.

The group however split up after the exit of 2 Face who wanted a solo career on the platform of Kennis Music at the time, this didn't go down well with the other members of the group but they moved on and each released their individual single albums first with 2 Face and then Blackface followed by Faze. These albums were successful and Nigerians kept anticipating more from them even as many hoped for their reunion.

The group was managed by Owoyemi Akinwale Nathaniel (Natz), Ifeanyi Oji (Odogwu), and Obasi Leonard (Baba Leo). As a result of the Plan B reunion album, Plantashun Entertainment Ltd. Management was born in 2007. The Plan B album was distributed by T Joe.

Watch some of plantashun boizto music videos below

One & only

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUj25z_g3QM

Don't you know

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LwGXB1zknY

Knock me off

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbSVxj6rgIQ

You & I

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sj_moFYRmXo

Plantashun boiz

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09HfDHUA2R4


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Google is partnering with Pluralsight to give you free access to Pluralsight course content plus support from the Andela Learning Community across three skills development tracks: Mobile Web, Android and Google Cloud.
After completing your desired skills development track, you will be eligible to receive a Google certification grant to take Google’s Associate Android Developer, Mobile Web Specialist and Associate Cloud Engineer certification exams.
Here’s how to get started:
• Register for your desired Google track
• Take a skill assessment and receive your Pluralsight Skill IQ AND complete one or more hours of Pluralsight courses
• Complete onboarding survey after registration
Acceptance into this program:
Acceptance into this program is limited, so get started today to ensure you don’t miss out! Applicants will be prioritized based on Pluralsight Skill IQs, amount of Pluralsight content consumed and other target demographics. The application and registration period will end on May 15, 2019.
Your access to the Andela Learning Community is limited to our selection for each session. Additionally, your access to Pluralsight is a maximum of nine months. This access may end early if you do not advance sessions.
In order to participate in the Google Africa Certification Scholarship program, you must be at least 18 years of age and be a resident of a country in Africa.
What’s included:
• Access to expert-led videos, available on-demand with our mobile app and offline capabilities
• Guided skill development with curated paths and channels according to your chosen track
• Skill assessments that help you identify knowledge gaps and strengths, and allow you to share your proficiency on Facebook, Twitter and Stack Overflow
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Google is partnering with Pluralsight to give you free access to Pluralsight course content plus support from the Andela Learning Community across three skills development tracks: Mobile Web, Android and Google Cloud.
After completing your desired skills development track, you will be eligible to receive a Google certification grant to take Google’s Associate Android Developer, Mobile Web Specialist and Associate Cloud Engineer certification exams.
Here’s how to get started:
• Register for your desired Google track
• Take a skill assessment and receive your Pluralsight Skill IQ AND complete one or more hours of Pluralsight courses
• Complete onboarding survey after registration
Acceptance into this program:
Acceptance into this program is limited, so get started today to ensure you don’t miss out! Applicants will be prioritized based on Pluralsight Skill IQs, amount of Pluralsight content consumed and other target demographics. The application and registration period will end on May 15, 2019.
Your access to the Andela Learning Community is limited to our selection for each session. Additionally, your access to Pluralsight is a maximum of nine months. This access may end early if you do not advance sessions.
In order to participate in the Google Africa Certification Scholarship program, you must be at least 18 years of age and be a resident of a country in Africa.
What’s included:
• Access to expert-led videos, available on-demand with our mobile app and offline capabilities
• Guided skill development with curated paths and channels according to your chosen track
• Skill assessments that help you identify knowledge gaps and strengths, and allow you to share your proficiency on Facebook, Twitter and Stack Overflow
• Support from the Pluralsight Help Center and the Andela Learning Community to help you complete your track and prepare for your chosen Google certification exam
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Richard Branson was a billionaire and 50 years old when one of his Virgin Group directors sensitively ushered him out of a boardroom and drew a picture to demonstrate the difference between net profits and gross turnover.
“He had a sheet of paper that he had already coloured in blue and he drew a fishing net in a blue sea with fish in the net,” Branson tells me in an interview.

“He told me: ’I don’t think you know the difference between net profits and gross turnover’.
“I had to admit that I didn’t, so he said: ‘Well, the fish in the net are your profit and the rest is your turnover’.
“Of course, I thought it was the other way around and that we were much wealthier than we were. But I now name-drop net profits and gross turnover to everyone I come across in business.”

The point of the story is that Branson describes himself as “badly dyslexic”. However, he adds: “It doesn’t matter a damn if you want to be an entrepreneur. It helps if you can add and subtract but that’s about all you need to know.
“What matters is how you deal with people and whether you can create businesses that are really customer-focused and a step ahead of the competition.
“If you can create something that really makes a difference to peoples’ lives, more money will come in than goes out and you will survive.”
Made By Dyslexia
Branson, who built his first fortune at Virgin Records before becoming equally well-known for his dare-devil round-the-world ballooning and founding Virgin Atlantic, rail operator Virgin Trains
and financial services group Virgin Money, believes that dyslexia played a huge role in his business success after leaving Stowe School at the age of 15.
“I was hopeless at schoolwork and people didn’t really understand dyslexia then so it was just assumed that I was not bright when it came to academic things,” he says.
“I almost definitely wouldn’t have left school at 15 and I wouldn’t have started a magazine or built Virgin if I had not been dyslexic.
“I suspect I would have ended up having a much more conventional life. My father was a barrister and my grandfather was a judge.
“They expected me to follow suit, but because I was dyslexic there was no way I thought I could do that. That turned out to be a big advantage.
“Because I was dyslexic I became a really good delegator. I would find wonderful people to help me edit the magazine, help me do interviews and count up the figures.”
Branson is supporting “Made by Dyslexia,” a global charity with has a mission of helping the world understand the value of dyslexia and ensure that all dyslexics are identified and supported.
“I think dyslexia helped me on the creative side with simplifying things,” he says. “When Virgin advertises, for example, we would not use jargon or things that people didn’t understand.
“I think it has influenced the way I talk to people and communicate in articles. I keep things simple. That helped build the Virgin brand and people identified with it much more as a result.”
The Value Of Dyslexia
The Value of Dyslexia, a report published last year by Made by Dyslexia with consultants EY, argues that dyslexic individuals are by their very nature “hard-wired” to fill a gap in organizations for creative, different thinkers who can make sense of the rapid change and disruption in today’s world.
Branson agrees. “I think dyslexia definitely made a difference for me, though all dyslexics are not identical.
“I will try things that are seemingly impossible and then try to make that impossibility possible. That may come from my dyslexia.”
One example he cites dates back to the early days of Virgin Atlantic when it tried to borrow $10m to install seat-back videos in its aircraft.
Branson couldn’t persuade a bank to lend the sum but was determined to get the screens installed before rival British Airways.
“One day, I just suddenly thought: ‘Screw it, let’s do it’ and rang up Boeing,” he says. “I said: ‘If we buy 50 brand new 747s, will you put seat-back video in with them?’ and they said yes.
“So we ended up borrowing $2.5bn in order to get $10m for seat-back videos. I think maybe you need to have a little cheek, which I think comes with being dyslexic because you do things slightly out of the normal.”
A Positive Trait
Research by Made by Dyslexia and YouGov last year showed only four per cent of people viewing dyslexia as a positive trait and only 19 per cent believing it enables creativity.
Branson helped launch the world’s first dyslexic sperm bank last year, filling a gap as the London Sperm Bank did not at that time accept dyslexic donors.
Does dyslexia still affect him today? “I would say that over time to a very large extent I have educated myself out of most of the drawbacks,” he says.
There are still what his staff call “Richard moments,” however. “When I was trying to fly around the world in a balloon, whether it was my dyslexia or something else, there was a lever that separated the balloon from the capsule for when I landed,” he recalls.
“They put a massive sign on it saying: ‘Richard, don’t touch.’ On another occasion, I skydived and pulled the cord that got rid of the parachute, rather than the cord that opened the parachute.
“Whether that’s dyslexia I don’t know, but there’s definitely a side to me that I don’t completely trust in situations like that.”
Made by Dyslexia has received support from dyslexics including Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightley, Darcey Bussell and Soho House founder Nick Jones.
Founder and chief executive Kate Griggs says: “There’s a huge advantage around dyslexic thinking that the world isn’t really aware of because it just focuses on the difficulties.
“However, communicating is a really strong dyslexic skill. Dyslexics have an amazing ability to take a lot of information, simplify it and communicate it.
“They’re able to see the big picture, looking across different areas and seeing things that others can’t. And they’re really good with people.
“The British intelligence and security organization GCHQ actively employs dyslexic people because of the way they think and their ability to connect in a way others cannot.
“We need to change how the world perceives dyslexia so that it really understands it properly and dyslexics are nurtured and encouraged to focus on their strengths.”
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Promasidor is currently recruiting suitable and qualified candidates to fill various roles within the organization;

Company Description.

Promasidor is a known brand in Nigerian, which specialised in food, especially the distribution of high-quality food and beverages across Africa, an African beverage and food-products powerhouse that caters to millions of people. Motivated, dynamic and progressive, Promasidor is a shining example of exactly how much can be achieved on this great continent.


Why work with Us

Promasidor is a company passionate belief in this vision fuelled the pioneering concept of selling filled milk powder in small sachets Today Cowbell is sold in the majority of countries across the African continent providing availability of the one highly nutritious product that the developed world takes for granted – milk.

we are currently seeking a suitable and qualified candidate to join our team and to fill the following positions;

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Promasidor is currently recruiting suitable and qualified candidates to fill various roles within the organization;
Company Description.
Promasidor is a known brand in Nigerian, which specialised in food, especially the distribution of high-quality food and beverages across Africa, an African beverage and food-products powerhouse that caters to millions of people. Motivated, dynamic and progressive, Promasidor is a shining example of exactly how much can be achieved on this great continent.
Why work with Us
Promasidor is a company passionate belief in this vision fuelled the pioneering concept of selling filled milk powder in small sachets Today Cowbell is sold in the majority of countries across the African continent providing availability of the one highly nutritious product that the developed world takes for granted – milk.
we are currently seeking a suitable and qualified candidate to join our team and to fill the following positions;
Job Title: Senior Technical Manager
Job ID: STM7827
Job Type: Full Time
Location: Nigeria
Click here to apply
Job Title: HR Admin Supervisor
Job ID: HRA73882
Job Type: Full Time
Location: Nigeria
Seniority Level: Associate
Industry: Food & Beverages Consumer Goods Dairy
Job Functions: Administrative Analyst Other
Click here to apply
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Google on Monday said it was offering scholarships to 30,000 mobile developers as part of its commitment to provide training and bridge the skills gap among 100,000 Africans in five years.

The Country Director, Google Nigeria, Mrs Juliet Ehimuan-Chiazo, said that the 30,000 developers would be trained through its Google Africa Certifications Scholarships.

Ehimuan-Chiazo said that 1,000 grants would also be offered for the Google Associate Android, Mobile Web and Associate Cloud Engineer certifications.

The News Agency of Nigeria(NAN) reports that in March 2018, Google announced its commitment to bridge the skills gap among developers in Africa with a plan to train 100,000 developers across the region in five years.

Already, Google has trained 15,000 people in its Google Africa Scholarship challenge programme to provide Android and Web development training to developers across Africa.

“Africa is on track to have the largest working-age population of 1.1 billion by 2034.

“Today’s Google African Certifications Scholarships announcement marks a transition from inspiring new developers to preparing them for the jobs of tomorrow.

“Google’s certifications are developed around a job-task analysis and test learners for skills employers expect developers to have in these domains,” she said in a statement.

Ehimuan-Chiazo said that the developer training was available to applicants from across Africa, and would be delivered by Google’s partners, Pluralsight and Andela.

She added that both would deliver an intensive learning curriculum designed to prepare motivated learners for entry-level and intermediate roles as software developers in these fields.

“The Google Africa Certifications Scholarships announcement on Monday follows the announcement of 15, 000 single course scholarships and 500 nano-degree scholarships in March last year.

“Google’s continued initiatives focused on digital skills training, education and economic opportunity and support for African startups and developers, demonstrate our commitment to helping advance a healthy and vibrant developer ecosystem.

“By providing support for training and certifications, we will help to bridge the unemployment gap on the continent through increasing the number of employable software developers,” she said.
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Richard Branson was a billionaire and 50 years old when one of his Virgin Group directors sensitively ushered him out of a boardroom and drew a picture to demonstrate the difference between net profits and gross turnover.
“He had a sheet of paper that he had already coloured in blue and he drew a fishing net in a blue sea with fish in the net,” Branson tells me in an interview.

“He told me: ’I don’t think you know the difference between net profits and gross turnover’.
“I had to admit that I didn’t, so he said: ‘Well, the fish in the net are your profit and the rest is your turnover’.
“Of course, I thought it was the other way around and that we were much wealthier than we were. But I now name-drop net profits and gross turnover to everyone I come across in business.”

The point of the story is that Branson describes himself as “badly dyslexic”. However, he adds: “It doesn’t matter a damn if you want to be an entrepreneur. It helps if you can add and subtract but that’s about all you need to know.
“What matters is how you deal with people and whether you can create businesses that are really customer-focused and a step ahead of the competition.
“If you can create something that really makes a difference to peoples’ lives, more money will come in than goes out and you will survive.”
Made By Dyslexia
Branson, who built his first fortune at Virgin Records before becoming equally well-known for his dare-devil round-the-world ballooning and founding Virgin Atlantic, rail operator Virgin Trains
and financial services group Virgin Money, believes that dyslexia played a huge role in his business success after leaving Stowe School at the age of 15.
“I was hopeless at schoolwork and people didn’t really understand dyslexia then so it was just assumed that I was not bright when it came to academic things,” he says.
“I almost definitely wouldn’t have left school at 15 and I wouldn’t have started a magazine or built Virgin if I had not been dyslexic.
“I suspect I would have ended up having a much more conventional life. My father was a barrister and my grandfather was a judge.
“They expected me to follow suit, but because I was dyslexic there was no way I thought I could do that. That turned out to be a big advantage.
“Because I was dyslexic I became a really good delegator. I would find wonderful people to help me edit the magazine, help me do interviews and count up the figures.”
Branson is supporting “Made by Dyslexia,” a global charity with has a mission of helping the world understand the value of dyslexia and ensure that all dyslexics are identified and supported.
“I think dyslexia helped me on the creative side with simplifying things,” he says. “When Virgin advertises, for example, we would not use jargon or things that people didn’t understand.
“I think it has influenced the way I talk to people and communicate in articles. I keep things simple. That helped build the Virgin brand and people identified with it much more as a result.”
The Value Of Dyslexia
The Value of Dyslexia, a report published last year by Made by Dyslexia with consultants EY, argues that dyslexic individuals are by their very nature “hard-wired” to fill a gap in organizations for creative, different thinkers who can make sense of the rapid change and disruption in today’s world.
Branson agrees. “I think dyslexia definitely made a difference for me, though all dyslexics are not identical.
“I will try things that are seemingly impossible and then try to make that impossibility possible. That may come from my dyslexia.”
One example he cites dates back to the early days of Virgin Atlantic when it tried to borrow $10m to install seat-back videos in its aircraft.
Branson couldn’t persuade a bank to lend the sum but was determined to get the screens installed before rival British Airways.
“One day, I just suddenly thought: ‘Screw it, let’s do it’ and rang up Boeing,” he says. “I said: ‘If we buy 50 brand new 747s, will you put seat-back video in with them?’ and they said yes.
“So we ended up borrowing $2.5bn in order to get $10m for seat-back videos. I think maybe you need to have a little cheek, which I think comes with being dyslexic because you do things slightly out of the normal.”
A Positive Trait
Research by Made by Dyslexia and YouGov last year showed only four per cent of people viewing dyslexia as a positive trait and only 19 per cent believing it enables creativity.
Branson helped launch the world’s first dyslexic sperm bank last year, filling a gap as the London Sperm Bank did not at that time accept dyslexic donors.
Does dyslexia still affect him today? “I would say that over time to a very large extent I have educated myself out of most of the drawbacks,” he says.
There are still what his staff call “Richard moments,” however. “When I was trying to fly around the world in a balloon, whether it was my dyslexia or something else, there was a lever that separated the balloon from the capsule for when I landed,” he recalls.
“They put a massive sign on it saying: ‘Richard, don’t touch.’ On another occasion, I skydived and pulled the cord that got rid of the parachute, rather than the cord that opened the parachute.
“Whether that’s dyslexia I don’t know, but there’s definitely a side to me that I don’t completely trust in situations like that.”
Made by Dyslexia has received support from dyslexics including Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightley, Darcey Bussell and Soho House founder Nick Jones.
Founder and chief executive Kate Griggs says: “There’s a huge advantage around dyslexic thinking that the world isn’t really aware of because it just focuses on the difficulties.
“However, communicating is a really strong dyslexic skill. Dyslexics have an amazing ability to take a lot of information, simplify it and communicate it.
“They’re able to see the big picture, looking across different areas and seeing things that others can’t. And they’re really good with people.
“The British intelligence and security organization GCHQ actively employs dyslexic people because of the way they think and their ability to connect in a way others cannot.
“We need to change how the world perceives dyslexia so that it really understands it properly and dyslexics are nurtured and encouraged to focus on their strengths.”
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Can I. use the NIMC print out to do a business registration cos I am yet to collect my National ID since I registered, and don't have any of the means of identification required.
Can I use the NIMC registration print out.

For Google, a data privacy reckoning may finally come as a result of a service that it admits almost no one uses much anymore.
Google said Monday it is shutting down the long ailing social network Google+ for consumer use amid new scrutiny of the company for reportedly failing to publicly disclose a security bug affecting hundreds of thousands of accounts on the service.

In a blog post, the company admitted Google+ had failed to achieve "broad consumer or developer adoption" since it launched as a would-be Facebook rival in 2011. However, the announcement came moments after The Wall Street Journal reported Google had opted not to disclose a bug affecting Google+ users at least in part to avoid additional regulatory scrutiny.

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Eric Schmidt predicts that within the next decade there will be two distinct Internets: one led by the U.S. and the other by China.
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“I think the most likely scenario now is not a splintering, but rather a bifurcation into a Chinese-led internet and a non-Chinese internet led by America.
If you look at China, and I was just there, the scale of the companies that are being built, the services being built, the wealth that is being created is phenomenal. Chinese Internet is a greater percentage of the GDP of China, which is a big number, than the same percentage of the US, which is also a big number.
If you think of China as like ‘Oh yeah, they’re good with the Internet,’ you’re missing the point. Globalization means that they get to play too. I think you’re going to see fantastic leadership in products and services from China. There’s a real danger that along with those products and services comes a different leadership regime from government, with censorship, controls, etc.”

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Customer engagement is a critical component in building a strong customer base. 3 ways to increase your customer engagement include bundling, content and copy. Let’s have a detailed look at each.
Bundling
Anytime you can add a dose of reality to the online shopping experience, it is desirable. What I mean by this is being able to create the same type of experience that your customer would get from being in your store.
When you bundle products together that you might not necessarily find sitting together in a store. You want to encourage people to see wholes rather than pieces. For example, with clothing you want your customer to see an outfit rather than an individual piece. Gather related products together as a bundle and present to customers to arouse their buying curiosity.
Content
We find that commerce and content tend to collide. What we are talking about is the content that is in addition to the descriptions that describe your products. Your content marketing should be related to your products and is often referred to as lifestyle content.
For example, food providers often will offer recipes, clothing merchants will often provide tips on various ways to wear different pieces of clothing, tech merchants will often provide information on website design or content, etc. You get the picture. You are going to first do an excellent job of describing your products for sale and then you are also going to provide value added content that your customers will want to read.
This will need to be updated on a regular basis to keep it fresh and have your customers returning. Remember, your content can be used to provide information on how to make the best use out of your product(s) and thus help to increase sales.
Copy
When it comes to selling your products or services, you should always be selling the benefits, not the features of the products. Make sure to include the benefits and to keep it light and add some fun if it is appropriate, which it won’t always be.
It is important to know your audience and provide copy that works for them. The better you know your audience the better you will be at doing a great job of this and you’ll be rewarded by repeat customers to your site and an increase in repeat sales.

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NCE teachers are needed in schools in Port Harcourt, Onitsha, Yenagoa and Owerri. interested applicant should summit their CV n scanned copies of their certificate via smartteachersng@gmail.com. salaries: 50k to 80k

NCE teachers are needed in schools in Port Harcourt, Onitsha, Yenagoa and Owerri. interested applicant should summit their CV n scanned copies of their certificate via smartteachersng@gmail.com. salaries: 50k to 80k

please I need an App development tool that I don't need to write any code just like we have WordPress and joomla for web developement.

please can some body tell me the best online store with the most workable affiliate program.And any one that has tried konga, and jumai should also tell me how effective their affiliated program is. Please your response is highly needed.

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please where do one get air force secondary school admission form.Apart from any of the air force secondary school where else can one get it in port Harcourt

can someone please help me with the solution to this word problem on simultaneous equation.its urgent
2 jets are flying towards each other from airports that are 1200 km apart. One jet is flying at 250 km/h and the other jet at 350 km/h. If they took off at the same time, how long will it take for the jets to pass each other?

B.ed & NCE Teachers Urgently Needed
Science teachers urgently needed at Marvel International Academy,Woji, ph
Subjects:
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Physics
Biology
Agriculture
Geography
Interested applicant should sumit their CV and copy of their B.ed or NCE certificate to marvelacademy07@gmail.com

B.ed & NCE Teachers Urgently Needed
Science teachers urgently needed at Marvel International Academy,Woji, ph
Subjects:
Mathematics
Physics
Biology
Agriculture
Geography
Interested applicant should sumit their CV and copy of their B.ed or NCE certificate to marvelacademy07@gmail.com

B.ed & NCE Teachers Urgently Needed
Science teachers urgently needed at Marvel International Academy,Woji, ph
Subjects:
Mathematics
Physics
Biology
Agriculture
Geography
Interested applicant should sumit their CV and copy of their B.ed or NCE certificate to marvelacademy07@gmail.com

B.ed & NCE Teachers Urgently Needed
Science teachers urgently needed at Marvel International Academy,Woji, ph
Subjects:
Mathematics
Physics
Biology
Agriculture
Geography
Interested applicant should sumit their CV and copy of their B.ed or NCE certificate to marvelacademy07@gmail.com