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Romance / Re: Not always by vicope: 7:24pm On Jun 07, 2015
Rumpelstiltskin:
9. He is stinkingly rich.

If he owns a business empire of over $10 billion like Rumpelstiltskin. cool He will provide all you could ever wish for. Marry him quickly angry

10. He is sophisticated.

If he sucks your bossom with straw, he is damn sophisticated. He's a keeper! grin

11. He is Macho.

If he has 24 packs (anything less is unacceptable) and can kill 53.8 people with one blow. shocked He will protect you and therefore is a marriage material. But always ensure he never gets angry with you else.... embarassed

12. He is a handyman.

If he can cook, do house chores, babysit, fix domestic problems and still volunteer to do the laundry including your underwears. Congratulations, please marry him. You just found your self a slave. You don't have to lift a finger.undecided cheesy

13. He is perfectly perfect and good at everything.

He has the height of LeBron James, the skin tone of Vin Diesel, the voice of Chris Brown, the physique of Jason Statham, the sex appeal of David Beckham and is more handsome than Denzel Washington. Plus he can sing, play the guitar, keyboard and konga. He also plays basketball, football, tennis, volleyball and can speak English, French, Mandarin, German, Spanish and Arabic fluently. He is romantic, loves to play, understanding and never gets angry. Sister, please marry him or you may just have to manufacture another like him in the factory all by yourself. grin

14. He is a hunk, a horse and a tiger.

If his joystick is fatter than an average cucumber and longer than an electric pole.......If he can go 20 rounds without stopping to drink water, whines better than a rotor and can make you cum faster than the speed of light. Don't ever let him go, infact force him to marry you and you would have acquired a sexx machine. tongue
grin grin crazy!

Cc lalasticlala
Nairaland / General / Re: Saudi Court Upholds Blogger's 10 Years And 1,000 Lashes Sentence! by vicope: 6:40pm On Jun 07, 2015
Lol
Politics / Re: World Bank Backs Buhari To Probe NNPC, Others by vicope: 10:46pm On Apr 13, 2015
Even if they dont back him, I trust the General. NNPC must be cleansed from corruption.
Politics / Re: Channelstv 2015 Election Broadcast Crew Celebrates Election Coverage by vicope: 10:42pm On Apr 13, 2015
That is why they are adjudged the best. Thumbs up Channels TV.

AIT and NTA, please learn!
Politics / Re: I Can't Promise My Government Will Find Missing Chibok Girls - Buhari by vicope: 10:21pm On Apr 13, 2015
I believe you Sir.......less talk, less promises, more action! At least you're not like those that promised to build 4 refineries and we saw nothing, promised to end insurgency in 6 months but failed, claimed to know the whereabout of the Chibok girls yet cant rescue them, and even promised to complete the second Niger bridge before 2015.

Your performance will speak for you dear General.
Politics / Re: Gen. Aliyu Mohammed Gusau Resigns? by vicope: 10:18pm On Apr 13, 2015
Good riddance.....

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Politics / Re: (yoruba/igbo) Nigeria Politics Ended Our Childhood Friendship Today by vicope: 7:25pm On Apr 12, 2015
Alisha4U:
[b]The only Bigots I see in this whole matter are the Yorubas! Your Oba threatened, swearing to his Allah that he would throw the Igbos into the lagoon if they should vote for Agbaja and instead of unequivocally condemning him, you are condemning the Igbos for blowing it out of proportion! Is there a proportion for the threat of genocide by a ruler with millions of followers who would be ready to do his biddings?

I've never heard any Yoruba person (Beside some political statements) condemn this great threat unequivocally! Instead, you Yorubas are all united against the Igbos on this singular account of your Oba's rascally statement, nothing more. Your are united against the threatened Igbos for crying out loud, on the account that they are crying too loud or 'blowing the whole thing out of proportion'!

What a shame! Even your educated elites are infested with this bigotry.

Observing from the side, not being neither Yoruba nor Igbo, I fear for nest generation. Being particularly a minority from the centre of Nigeria, I feel helpless and I fear for my progenies in this country of madman. I weep.

What a shame![/b]

next you mean? Now what side are you? Are you speaking for the ibo or your 'minority' from the center of Nigeria? U're pretty smiley
Education / Re: Msc In Environmental Biotechnology - Please Advice by vicope: 1:35pm On Apr 12, 2015
TheMaleBoss:

Really? What's the problem? Cuz I'm really interested

Really messed up.......thats all I can say!
Politics / Re: (yoruba/igbo) Nigeria Politics Ended Our Childhood Friendship Today by vicope: 1:29pm On Apr 12, 2015
seankafor:
yoruba fools
Ibo cockroaches smiley

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Politics / Re: Jonathan And Buhari Meet Privately In Aso Rock by vicope: 6:58pm On Apr 03, 2015
Transition things!
Politics / Re: Who Will Oyo Elect As Its New Governor? by vicope: 2:14pm On Apr 01, 2015
Ajimobi ni o........APC ni oooooo.........Aji se bi Oyo laari.......the pace setter

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Politics / Re: GMB: The Abraham Lincoln Of Nigeria by vicope: 8:12am On Mar 31, 2015
xlnc2324:
It is no doubt history is gonna definitely repeat itself, not in USA, but our beloved country, NIGERIA.
After three consecutive losses and so many huddles and propaganda made by the ruling party, you came, you saw, you cconquered.
Congratulations General Muhammadu Chinedu Adesola Buhari.

Grear minds think alike bro........I had just your exact thought..........Like Abraham Lincoln, Like Muhammadu Buhari. #changeishere
Politics / Re: Baba Please Forgive My People by vicope: 8:03am On Mar 31, 2015
God bless you bro for this wonderful piece and I hope the General will be fair to the South South.

GOD BLESS NIGERIA
Politics / Re: A Win For GMB Is A Lesson In Perseverance To You Huzzlers Out There by vicope: 7:59am On Mar 31, 2015
Well said bro

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: The Current Facts And Uncertainties About The Nigerian Traffic Warden Service by vicope: 12:45am On Feb 17, 2015
akeneobi:
The forms have been out since last year.
You are right.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: The Current Facts And Uncertainties About The Nigerian Traffic Warden Service by vicope: 4:07pm On Feb 16, 2015
clemz88:
Mtcheew. Unrealistic.
Someone like you will be among those who will rush to obtain the form when it is finally announced. I know your type. grin
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: The Current Facts And Uncertainties About The Nigerian Traffic Warden Service by vicope: 10:48am On Feb 16, 2015
This is what the recruitment application form will look like.

Guess some of you have seen it already.
Jobs/Vacancies / The Current Facts And Uncertainties About The Nigerian Traffic Warden Service by vicope: 9:14am On Feb 16, 2015
THE FACTS

The Nigerian Traffic Warden Service existed since 1975 with a structural code name: the Nigeria Traffic Warden Service (TWS) Decree (Act) of 1975. This was also incorporated into Sections 59 to 69 of the Nigeria Police Force Act of 2004 (NPF Ordinance of 1930).

By the provisions of these obnoxious legal creations, the TWS was created and put under the midwifery of the Nigeria Police Force. The TWS was created for the purpose of ensuring safety of persons and properties on all Nigerian roads and strict compliance to road use and safety rules by all Nigerian road users. Those wishing to join the TWS must possess same academic, mental and physical qualifications and qualities with those wishing to join the Nigeria Police Force. Both of them also undergo same field training and spend almost same number of period before being commissioned as officers of the NPF.

Sadly, when it comes to ranking, promotion, remuneration and manning of duty posts or offices; deep discrimination and discrepancies occur. By virtue of the provisions of the TWS Decree (Act) of 1975 and Sections 59 to 69 of the Nigeria Police Act of 2004, the highest rank to be attained by a member of the TWS is called Senior Traffic Warden (STW), which is equivalent to the rank of Inspector in the Nigeria Police Force. The major ranking grades available and traditionalized in the Nigeria Police Force are: constable, corporal (first & second), sergeant, inspector (confirmed & unconfirmed), assistant superintendent (confirmed & unconfirmed), deputy superintendent, superintendent, chief superintendent, assistant commissioner of police, deputy commissioner of police, commissioner of police, assistant inspector general of police, deputy inspector general of police and inspector general of police. This means that there are fourteen major ranking grades in the Nigeria Police Force; whereas only four ranking grades exist in the TWS.

Administratively, there is age-long promotion stagnancy policy against members of the TWS whereby their promotions from one rank to the other are delayed up to five years and above. Key officers of the TWS are also denied office and departmental duties. For instance, key members or officers of the TWS are not allowed by the leadership of the NPF to take charge and full responsibility of the TWS designated duties and offices like Divisional Traffic Officer or Office usually located in every divisional police station; whereas in the same station, divisional crime officer or office is manned by officers from the NPF Criminal Investigation Department. Another discriminatory practice exists whereby a deputy superintendent of traffic (DST) or a senior traffic warden (STW) is made to take orders from a police sergeant or corporal. Deep discrimination and discrepancy exist too in handling the affairs of members of the TWS whereby while personnel of the NPF receive salaries and emoluments much fatter than members of the TWS who share equivalent ranks with their NPF counterparts.

It is in view of these that several attempts were made by concerned and courageous members of the TWS to address the age-long structural and administrative anomalies leading to several court actions in the past. During the Obasanjo’s presidency, a presidential proclamation was issued creating two extra ranking grades of assistant superintendent of traffic (AST) and deputy superintendent of traffic (DST), which are equivalent of the NPF’s assistant and deputy superintendents of the police (ASP & DSP).

These un-healed wounds were re-opened in 2011 after the NPF Headquarters’ terrorist bomb blasts that killed scores of people including a gallant officer of the TWS who was on duty. In firm solidarity with their slain colleague, some courageous officers of the TWS read a funeral oration at the funeral of their colleague where they appealed to the NPF top leadership to use the tragic death of their colleague to redress the age-long discriminatory practices complained of. The authorities of the NPF reacted furiously and dictatorially by hounding the affected officers including STWs Samuel Uwakwe, Emmanuel Mlanga and Adamu Dogari into the NPF cell at the Force Headquarters. They were further meted with orderly room trials and handed down sundry harsh punishments including dismissal from the NPF.

In 2011, Hon Afam Victor Ogene representing the Ogbaru Federal Constituency sponsored a private bill seeking to repeal the TWS Act (Decree) of 1975 and creating an independent Nigeria Traffic Warden Service. Along with the help of a CSO - International Society for Civil Liberties & the Rule of Law. The bill which scaled second reading and became an Act was sponsored by the following members of the House of Representatives;

Hon. Barr. Bassey Eko Ewa
Hon. Prince Ofor Chukwuegbo
Hon. Daniel Effiom Asuquo
Hon. Umar Sani
Hon. Aminu Hamman Tukur
Hon. Hussaini Narnadi
Hon. Ibrahim Tijjani
Hon. IronaAlphonsus Gerald
Hon. Rufai Ahmed Chanchangi
Hon. Otunba Michael
Hon. Adeola Solomon .0.
Hon. Akinloye .H. Babatunde
Hon. Abike Dabiri Erowa
Hon. Asita Honourable .E.
Hon. Sokonte .H. Davis
Hon. Maurice Pronen
Hon. Bello Moh'd Matawale
Hon. Owan Enoh John.

The following modifications were made:

1. There is hereby established the Traffic Warden Service which shall be a body corporate with perpetual succession and a common seal, and may sue or be sued in its corporate name.

2. The Service shall consist of Traffic Wardens appointed from time to time under this Act. The Service established pursuant to subsection (I) of this section shall have its headquarters located in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja,

3. There shall be established for the Service a Board which shall for the meantime be under control and the supervision of the Federal Ministry of Interior and the Governing Board of the Service which shall consist of a Chairman and other Members. (The service ceases to be under the leadership and control of the Nigerian Police Force).

4. The Chairman and Members of the Board shall be appointed by the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for a period of four years and subject to renewal for another four years and no more.

5.The Structure of the TWS shall be;

OFFICER CADRE
a. The Controller-General of Traffic CGT
b. Deputy Controller-General DCG (each in the six geo-political zone)
c. Assistant Controller- General ACG
d. Controller of Traffic
e. Deputy Controller of Traffic
f. Assistant Controller of Traffic
g. Chief Superintendent of Traffic
h. Deputy Superintendent of Traffic
i. Assistant Superintendent of Traffic (I)
j. Assistant Superintendent of Traffic (II)

RANK/FILE
? – there is a rank here - but I have forgotten tongue tongue angry
PRINCIPAL INSPECTOR
INSPECTOR (CONFIRMED)
INSPECTOR (UNCONFIRMED)
SERGEANT
CORPORAL
CONSTABLE

6. The Command of the TWS shall be;
a. The Controller-General of Traffic CGT
b. Deputy Controller-General DCG (each in the six geo-political zone)
c. Assistant Controller- General ACG
d. State Controller of Traffic CT
e. Area Traffic Officer ATO
f. Divisional Traffic Officer DTO

7. A person shall be eligible to join the TWS if;
(a) He/She is a Nigerian between 18-35 years of age;
(b) is in possession of a minimum Certificate of Education and/or qualification of a Secondary School Certificate of Education or its equivalent;
(c) is not less than 167.64 centimeters and 162.56 centimeters tall respectively, for men and women;
(d) in the case of men, has not less than 86.36 centimeters chest measurement when fully expanded;
(e) is of good character and is physically fit; and
(f) has signified in writing, his/her willingness to serve as a Traffic Warden.

8. Every Traffic Warden shall be;
a. liable to serve in any State of the federation.
b. shall upon his appointment, be trained for period of Six months and/or a specified number of additional months for professional training or course (for Professionals only) and thereafter issued Certificate of Appointment by the Controller- General of' Traffic.

9. Every Traffic Warden appointed under this Act shall serve as Traffic Warden for a period of thirty-five years or until he is (60) sixty Years old except where duly disengaged in accordance with this Act.

10. A Traffic Warden appointed under this Act, shall when on duty and in uniform, have the powers, privileges and immunities of a law enforcement Officer under any law relating to the regulation road of traffic, including the power of arrest, detain and prosecute a traffic offender, provided that the place of detention shall be warden cell rank.

11. Traffic Warden Service Personnel shall be employed and deployed to perform the following statutory function(s) in the metropolitan cities and urban (intracity roads);

a. Enforcement of intra-city road traffic control, regulation and/or ensure steady movement of vehicles in the metropolitan cities and urban roads
b. Control of intra-city road traffic, decongest and removal of all perceived obstructions, blockades and/or obstacles that mayor could likely create hold up and congestion on the road.
c. Take control of vehicle(s) reported to be or are involved in accident on the road (within the cities and urban towns).
d. Create public enlightenment programme(s) to educate road users on the proper manner to use the road; on how to obey traffic rules and road signs and/or promote continuous movement of vehicles on the road in the metropolitan cities and urban towns.
e. Check vehicle particulars.
f. Take active involvement and/or participate in all intra-city road traffic and general vehicle administration, management and control and other related matters.
g. Formulate policies including, organized fora, symposia, conferences, workshops, courses and retraining that shall assist the road traffic control administration and management of the sub- sector to achieve desired goal in the nation's metropolitan cities and urban towns.
h. Assist vehicle Drivers tow and/or rescue broken down vehicles out of the road corridor, to safe placers), to avoid traffic hold-up, go- slow or road obstruction, blockade and congestion.
i. Survey and/or investigate traffic related matters and car/vehicle theft.
j. Prosecute traffic offender(s) (in case of major/fatal accident) to Court and/or charge other traffic offenders(s) (in case of minor accident) to pay instant fine with official receipt issued thereupon.
k. Assist Pedestrians to cross major roads safely and/or encourage pedestrians to use the footbridge where available.
l. Generate income through the enforcement of daily toll fee on all Commercial vehicles and Motorcycles/Tricycles plying the intra-city arid urban roads.
m. Develop commercial car/vehicle parks) at strategic points or where necessary with the aim of clearing and/or discouraging road side parking habit along major roads in the metropolitan cities and urban towns.
n. Relate with the Parent or Supervising Ministry and/or other arms of the government for purpose of rendering or remitting the proceeds (from the activities of paragraphs "l" and "m"wink appropriately.
o. Protect lives, properties and road infrastructures round the cities and urban towns from willful and/or intentional damage by Motorists and/or Road users.
p. Involve in vehicle fire fighting on the road; evacuate and/or dispose off the remains, to appropriate environment.
q. Assist other Security and Law-enforcement Agencies in combating crime involving vehicles(s) on the road within the cities and urban towns.
r. Traffic Wardens shall be trained in fire fighting, to sequel fire outbreak in burning vehicles on the road and evacuation.
s. Liaise with other Security Agencies in combating and preventing crime involving vehicles(s) and on the road.

12. In order to facilitate the proper discharge of its functions and the exercise of the powers conferred on the Service by this Act, there shall be established for the Service the following administrative and operational departments, namely:
(a) the Department of State Coordination and Operations;
(b) the Department of Administration and Human Resources;
(c) the Department of Finance;
(d) the Department of Procurement and Supply;
(e) the Legal and Corporate Services Department;
(f) the Department of Training and Research;
(g) the Department of Information, Communication and Technology

13. A traffic warden shall be entitled to
(a) Accommodation allowance;
(b) Transport allowance;
(c) Torch light allowance;
(d) Meal subsidy allowance;
(e) Kits (uniform) allowance;
(f) Insurance scheme;
(g) Housing scheme;
(h) Leave allowance;
(i) Other allowances as may be approved by the Revenue Mobilization Allocation and Fiscal Commission;
(j) Every Traffic Warden is also entitled to benefit from the National Health Insurance Scheme, NHIS.

14. There shall be established for the Service Traffic Warden Training Colleges in each geo-political zone of the federation, designated, College of Road Traffic Control and the Institute of Road Traffic Management and Transport Technology for the purpose of training of eligible persons employed as Traffic Wardens under this Act.
The Traffic Warden Training College shall be manned by Training Instructors whose educational qualification shall not be less than a First Degree or its equivalent and other Service Personnel that may be drafted, deployed or posted to the college. The Officer in-Charge of the Training Colleges shall be designated as the Commandant, College of Road Traffic Control. The Institute shall be headed by a Commandant equivalent to a Rector of a conventional polytechnic. There shall also be other Professional Schools established for the purpose of training and retraining of Traffic Warden Personnel to enhance their professional backgrounds and skills.

THE UNCERTAINTIES

1. According to a recent article about the TWS wanting to employ 1.4million Nigerians.........if they are to use the standard CONPASS, how do they intend to pay these 1.4million people? NSCDC, NIS, NPS, NFS and FRSC do not have a combined staff strength of up to 200,000. How then, can only the TWS employ 1.4million. If you ask me, it sounds like an over-exaggeration.

2. Since there is an act backing the establishment of an independent Traffic Warden Service (TWS) and recognized by the President of Nigeria, what is the need and role of the NGO helping with the set-up of the service?

EXTRAS

1. The Transitional Management Committee may soon announce for recruitment on the dailies. I will advise those who are being skeptical to grab this opportunity. Even top politicians have started sending their lists and some people are already certain of entering into the TWS.

Best of Luck!!!!

I summarized a lot.......if you still find it hard to read through, I can't help you.

Please, I am not a staff of TMC or TWS, therefore no one should send a PM, I wont reply. All questions should be directed here and I'll answer them accordingly.

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Politics / Re: Jonathan Afraid Of Being Jailed By Buhari If He Loses – Obasanjo by vicope: 5:07am On Feb 15, 2015
Chai!!!!
Politics / Re: Police Affairs Minister Adesiyan Admits Colluding With General Momoh, Obanikoro, by vicope: 5:02am On Feb 15, 2015
NO source?

How did Adesiyan come into the picture? Thought it had to do with Caleb Olubolade?


All the same,

Team #CHANGE

Sai Buhari
Education / Re: Unilag Postgraduate Studies 2013/2014 Session by vicope: 1:34pm On Jan 07, 2014
avicky:
ok. I wish u all d best. Bon chance!
Thanks ma'am! Wish you the best too!
Education / Re: Unilag Postgraduate Studies 2013/2014 Session by vicope: 11:56am On Jan 04, 2014
avicky:
I am good. Same here. Abandoned d books somewhere. What course are u going for and when are u writing ur exam?

MSc Environmental Toxicology and Pollution Management. Exam is Thursday, 16th January.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Nigeria Civil Defence Corps, Immigration, SSS 2012/2013 by vicope: 9:29pm On Jan 03, 2014
Ope4dtop: @oersted,clun,paul obi,lawal4green,kismo,vicope n my fellow nairalander,.wishing u a prosperous new year in gud health n Joy..beauty 4 ur ashes,d oil of joy 4 mourning,.Our struggling era is over..HAPPY NEW YEAR

Amen! God bless You......your great testimonies shall begin from this month!
Education / Re: Unilag Postgraduate Studies 2013/2014 Session by vicope: 9:07pm On Jan 03, 2014
avicky: Any MPIA applicant in the house? @ ishilove., i sight u for ur yonder. How ur side? Bon annee! @ vicope... How far?

Happy new year ma'am! I lost the zeal to read during the prolonged strike, now I'm trying hard to get prepared......How you dey?
Education / Re: Unilag Postgraduate Studies 2013/2014 Session by vicope: 12:13am On Dec 29, 2013
dr dams: U and Vicope, una own tire me o!
For aw long will u guys network each other.
Biko, he/she ll send u his/her pin as soon as he/she gets your PM.
grin Dr U dey vex oooo

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Nigeria Civil Defence Corps, Immigration, SSS 2012/2013 by vicope: 10:05pm On Dec 27, 2013
Justcul: Merry Christmass to y'all.. @Oersted, alopskid,kismo,Lawal,vicope,pereosis,Ejiykzazi,nonso,lion,amara,arizo,clun and many comrades not mentioned.. I greet u all and wish u a happy new year in advance.. 2014 shall be a blessing to all on this thread.. To every contribution uv made; either directly/indirectly, God will surely reward u 4 it.. Stay blessed and prepare ur mind for a wonderful year ahead as a Fed. Gov. Employee.. Winks***

One luv house, see u @ d top!

Amen! May all your dreams come true as we enter into a new year! Bless you.

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