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Friday, 22 December 2017

Unilever recruitment

Unilever  plc is currently  recruiting  kindly  log on to https://www.unilever.com/careers/graduates/# for more story...... 

Police Announce New Measures To Reform SARS

*Must wear uniforms that are clearly marked for identification
*Must undergo psychometric tests
*Shall no longer serve as bodyguards

Friday, 9 September 2016

Oyo State Gov Approves Creation Of New 35 LCDAs

Abiola Ajimobi  The Governor of Oyo State, Sen Abiola Ajimobi has approved the creation of 35 new Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs), in order to ensure development reaches all the grass roots.




This follows a motion entitled: “Need to establish Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs), for effective grassroots development”, brought before the house of a*s‎embly on June 16, 2016, where the Lawmakers urged the state government to take proactive measures to establish LCDA’S to ensure that development get to every community in the state.

Disclosing the information to newsmen in the state capital on Tuesday, the Chief of Staff to the Governor, ‎Dr Gbade Ojo, said the approval will give more legal teeth to Oyo State Gazette No. 23, Vol 27 of August 13, 2002, which created the 35 LCDA’S but with a nomenclature of Local Government Areas.
Ojo who said the 35 new LCDA’S will be distributed zonally in line with both political and administrative zones of the state, listed the breakdown of the new LCDA’S as follows: Ibadan Zone 14, Ibarapa zone 2, Oyo zone 4, Ogbomoso 7, Oke-Ogun 8.
He said the governor had directed the State Commissioner of Justice to prepare enabling laws as Executive Bill to be presented to the state house of assembly so that the new LCDAs can take off.
“Between 2002 till date there has been explosion in the demography of each council area to the extent that what was gazetted in 2002 may not be sufficiently representative of the new yearning of our people.






“Thus, any council area that needs ‎more may begin to work on memorandum to justify their demands as in no distant future,” he explained.

Stop Buying Transformers - Nigerians Government warns

The Federal Government has warned households, communities and corporate organisations to desist from buying transformers and other electricity equipment for use in their areas.

The Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, gave the warning when the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Abuja Electricity Distribution Company, Mr. Ernest Mupwaya, paid him a visit in Abuja.

Sunday, 19 June 2016

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Buhari Arrives Nigeria From Vacation In London

President Buhari arrived at the Nnmadi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja today after 13 days of medical vacation in London. He arrived at exactly 5:31pm.
Buhari left the country on June 6, for a 10-day vacation, during which he was expected to see his doctors for an ear infection.
He was due to be back on Thursday but Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo said the president decided to extend his trip by four day

Saturday, 18 June 2016

Letter to Potential undergraduates.

Dear Jambite,
Please do not be offended by the title I appropriated to you above. It isn't for want of words, but it is a tradition in our country. You would of course understand that we were all once called that. It is only right that you are called the same, at this point. I hear you have written and passed the dreaded Joint admission matriculation board exams. Congrats, that stuff gave most of us sleepless nights and weightloss that was unsolicited. You see, yours truly is one who has passed through that same hurdle, so like a black brother in the slave era, I can identify with the struggle. I can identify with that exctited look you had on your face when you saw a score that was above your expectation, somehow, we all think we are supposed to fail jamb or perform poorly.

Women Want To Be Men, We Can’t Be Equal – Her Majesty, Ooni Of Ife’s Wife

Wife of Ooni of Ife, Wuraola Otiti Zynab Obanor, has waded into the much talked about gender equality bill.
She suggested the need to ignore the bill as men and women cannot be equal.
Speaking at the just concluded Emerging Women’s Forum, in Maryland, USA, Zynab said out of no offensce to anyone, she’s not a fan of gender equality because she thinks that limits women.
She categorically stated that her husband, the Ooni, has his role to play and she has hers.
She said, “I am not a huge fan of gender equality. We can’t be equal, We cant be men. We have our roles to play here, a very pivotal one.”

Monday, 6 June 2016

Muhammad Ali unable to speak in final days

There were no final words from Muhammad Ali in the days leading up to his death, one of the famous boxer’s former wives told USA TODAY Sports.

Veronica Porsche, the mother of two of Ali’s daughters — Laila and Hana — said family members told her that Ali was unable to speak Monday when he was taken to HonorHealth Scottsdale Osborn Medical Center. He did not regain the ability to communicate before he died Friday, according to Porsche, who lives in the Los Angeles area and said she got periodic reports about Ali’s health from her daughters.

Muhammad Ali unable to speak in final days

There were no final words from Muhammad Ali in the days leading up to his death, one of the famous boxer’s former wives told USA TODAY Sports.

Veronica Porsche, the mother of two of Ali’s daughters — Laila and Hana — said family members told her that Ali was unable to speak Monday when he was taken to HonorHealth Scottsdale Osborn Medical Center. He did not regain the ability to communicate before he died Friday, according to Porsche, who lives in the Los Angeles area and said she got periodic reports about Ali’s health from her daughters.