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[INSECURITY]: SOUTHERN GOVERNORS URGE BUHARI TO ADDRESS THE NATION, DEMAND FOR STATE POLICE… To Convene National Dialogue, Make Apapa Gridlock Top Priority

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Following the security challenges in different parts of Nigeria, Southern governors on Tuesday called on President Muhammadu Buhari to address Nigerians on the position of things so as to restore the confidence of the citizens. The Governors under the platform of Southern Nigeria Governors Forum also called on the Federal Government to convoke a national dialogue as a matter of urgency to address widespread agitations by the people in different parts of the country.  Speaking to journalists after a meeting held at the Government House, Asaba, capital of Delta State on Tuesday evening, the seventeen governors in the South-West, South-South and South-East geo-political zones, announced a total ban of open grazing in the South, including cattle movement to South by foot, and advised the Federal Government to support willing states to develop alternative and modern livestock management systems.  The meeting was attended by the host Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa (Delta), Chair

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Minimum Wage: There’ll Be No Warning Strike, Labour Tells Govt

The President of Trade Union Congress, Quadri Olaleye, said organised labour would not go on a warning strike before the main industrial action, if government failed to meet workers’ demand on the implementation of the new minimum wage by the close of work on Wednesday, October 16, 2019. In a communiqué issued at the end of a meeting of leaders of labour unions on Tuesday in Abuja, organised labour had said it would not guarantee industrial peace in Nigeria, if the Federal Government failed to hold a meeting with labour and accept its demand on the consequential salary adjustment arising from the new minimum wage. Labour said it had demonstrated a great deal of restraint, consideration and patience with government in arriving at the demand of 29% salary increase for officers on salary levels 07 to 14 and 24% adjustment for officers on salary grade levels 15 to 17. The communiqué said the alleged nonchalant attitude of the government negotiating side had dragged negotiations for con

FG spends N3.5m monthly to feed el-Zakzaky in detention –Lai Mohammed

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The Federal Government claims it spends N3.5m monthly to feed the detained leader of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, Ibrahim el-Zakzaky. The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, made the claim in a video that went viral on the internet on Thursday. If the claim is correct, the government may have spent over N120m to feed the Islamic cleric since he was arrested and detained in December 2015 after his followers were engaged in a bloody clash with the convoy of the Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai, in Zaria, Kaduna State. Mohammed, who was apparently addressing reporters, was heard saying in the video that he was giving the journalists the information on an off-the-record basis to serve as a background to their reports. Our correspondent reported that the video, which he watched on YouTube, had the watermark of an online television station, OakTV, and was uploaded on Wednesday. The minister explained that instead of detaining him in a prison, the Federal Government

Meet The Pretty Female Corper Who Became A Sensation In Cross River (Photos)

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A young lady who just finished her mandatory National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), made name for her self where she served in Cross River state. The young lady named Promise Oberiko, made her presence felt during her one-year service in Ogoja area, garnering every available awards, at the end of her service year. Her most impressive act of humanity was shuttling between Ogoja and Calabar, last month, to bring the plight of the "roaming lunatic family of 5" to the attention of the public and appropriate authorities. The mentally unstable family, Mr Ben, his wife and three kids are now receiving medical care and undergoing rehabilitation at the Federal Psychiatric Hospital in Calabar, all thanks to the help from the young lady. Progress Oberiko, had taken to her Facebook page to share the story of the inseparable family of 5 battling mental illness in Ogoja, Cross River State. According to Oberiko, she always wondered why a whole family would be plagued with insanity. But o

NPDC Targets 500,000 Barrels Of Crude Oil Per Day Production

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The Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC), one of the upstream subsidiaries of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), will increase its daily crude oil production to 500,000 barrels per day before 2022. This target was announced by the Group Managing Director of the NNPC, Dr. Maikanti Baru, during the inauguration of the board of directors of the company in Abuja. Addressing the members, the GMD who also doubles as Chairman of the board charged them to grow the company’s assets and ensure that the 500,000 barrels per day crude oil production target is met by 2022”. He disclosed that the company was currently supplying 50 percent of the West African Gas Pipeline system gas, adding that it was the in thing to have more gas assets while commending the company for leaving up to expectations. Dr. Baru directed that NPDC’s Memorandum of Understanding (MOUs) with host communities should be tied to the availability of the lines saying “as stakeholders, they share in bo

Vacancy: Documentation Officer at Kizito Maritime Agencies Limited

Kizito Maritime Agencies Limited was incorporated as private limited liability company in January 1994. It was set up to be a major player in maritime industry which is crucial to Nigeria economic development. Since its inception Kizito Maritime Agencies Limited has continued to render excellent clearing service  to importers in Nigeria. We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Documentation Officer Location: Lagos Job Description Filing and copying company documents. Review and verifies all files are presented accordingly. Must be comfortable using Accounting software’s.    How to Apply Interested and qualified candidates should send their Applications and CV’s to: career@kizito.com.ng Application Deadline  13th November, 2017.

Assistant Payroll Manager Needed in a Multinational Company

Aldelia Group – Our client, a Multinational Company, is looking for the services of a qualified candidate to fill the position below: Job Title: Assistant Payroll Manager Location: Gombe Responsibilities To provide an efficient and cost effective payroll function serving the organization’s internal and external stakeholders. He/she will update and manage efficient work systems and effective internal controls within the payroll function, ensuring that processing errors are avoided and changes are reflected accurately and promptly. In this role, he/she must have good eye for details, good analytical skills, comparing data and preparation of reports. Requirements First Degree in Accounting/Social Sciences 2-5 years Working Experience Applicants must be a Northerner   How to Apply Interested and qualified candidates should send their Applications and CV’s to: boluwatife.akinyemi@aldelia.com Application DEadline  18th November, 2017.

Iwobi: I Almost Cried Scoring Against Zambia.

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The 21-year-old relives the goal against the Chipolopolo that sent the Super Eagles to Russia 2018 and says he was close to tears after scoring Alex Iwobi has revealed that he ‘almost cried’ after scoring Nigeria’s winner against Zambia in a Russia 2018 World Cup qualifying game on October 7. The Super Eagles needed a victory against Wedson Nyirenda’s side to book their place in the Mundial and the Arsenal winger’s goal in the 73rd minute ensured the West Africans giants booked their passage with a game to spare. And ahead of Gernot Rohr’s charges dead rubber clash against Algeria on Friday, the 21-year-old relived the feeling after the ball went in and says he was ‘proud’ to have brought so much joy to millions of Nigerians. “When I actually scored the moment was crazy, I remember running off celebrating,” Iwobi told Arsenal website. "I almost cried, I actually almost cried to see how the fans were reacting, to see my mum and dad in the stands; it was just an amazing feeling