ODEKUNLE IFEMIDAYO

Thursday, 25 July 2013

Nigeria Governors Forum Irrelevant, Says Presidency

PRESS STATEMENT BY SENIOR SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT (PUBLIC AFFAIRS) ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN RIVERS STATE

We are compelled to react to the unfolding political drama emanating from recent activities of some Governors from the northern part concerning political developments in Rivers State. These political moves, which are clearly intended to create fear, despair and sense of apprehension among the citizenry are grossly unfounded, misplaced and a deliberate over sensationalization of the situation.
We therefore wish to state as follows:

Insinuations and statements suggesting that Rivers State is on fire are grossly unfounded. So far, as is it evident to every discerning observer of political developments, the state is calm and peaceful. Residents of the state continue to go about their various businesses, religious, social and political activities under peaceful atmosphere. A key pointer to the prevailing peace in the state is the fact that Governor Amaechi, the Chief executive and Chief security Officer of the state, felt confident enough to travel to the United Kingdom on official assignment. It is doubtful he would have had the luxury of leaving the country if his state is in turmoil as is being canvassed.
The situation in Rivers State is purely a localized political matter and has no dangerous or far reaching consequences for the peace and security of the nation. Since our return to democratic rule in 1999, It is on record that not less than twelve states have witnessed incidents of attempted impeachment of Speakers of Houses of Assembly in Nigeria and none has posed any threat to peace and security in the country even when our democracy was not this established.
Developments in Rivers State do not pose any threat to our democracy. Our democracy remains robust, alive and well. In politics as in every sphere of human activity, different shades of opinion on issues are not uncommon within the polity but often get resolved either politically or through legal channels. It is therefore disingenuous for anyone to suggest that the political disagreement in Rivers State would imperil and ultimately derail our democracy. We recall that in Ogun State in 2010 after series of sustained fracas and attempts at impeachment and counter impeachment, the Inspector General of Police locked up the House of Assembly for several months. In all that time, nobody in the whole country suggested that the situation was a threat to our nascent democracy, and no state Governor went on any solidarity visit.

Nigeria is not in any way in disarray. As is the case in every country of the world, there may be conflicts of ideas and interests here and there, which in itself is the beauty of democracy and should not by any means be construed to mean that there is chaos in the country or that Nigeria is tilting towards anarchy as some people have claimed. Nigeria remains peaceful and is not and cannot in any way be threatened by political developments in Rivers State. It is clear that one of the most potent threats to our corporate existence and sovereignty since independence has been the Boko Haram insurgency. This menace has been confronted frontally with strong determination and focus, which has led to decisive action that has brought about the containment of the menace by the Nigerian military and other security agencies. Most reasonable Nigerians would have expected these governors to be deeply concerned and appreciative of the laudable effort of the Federal Government, which has brought reprieve from fear as well as comfort and solace not only to the people of the affected areas but also to the entire nation and international community. Surprisingly, they appear to be more interested in political maneuvering and grandstanding at the expense of the well-being of the people in their states and the stability of the nation at large.

The Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF) issue like the political development in Rivers State remains essentially an affair of the 36 state governors. The outcome of elections in the body is inconsequential to the orderly governance of the Nigerian state by the Presidency. The choice of who becomes leader of the body clearly has no significant ramification on the wider political calculation of who becomes President of the country as events in our recent history bear out. We note that the chairman of the NGF in 2011 was clearly at odds with the President. He contested and lost the party’s presidential primaries to the incumbent President of the country who went ahead to be elected President by the overwhelming majority of Nigeria. It is clear therefore that occupying the chairmanship of the NGF does not in any way confer any political influence or advantage as regards who becomes President of the country neither will it be of any major political significance in the 2015 Presidential race as is being bandied about erroneously.

We therefore admonish Governors having serious issues with their party to take advantage of various channels within the party machinery to resolve it. Also, they may first of all try to show good example of their commitment to peace by working to put their own house in order through restoration of peace and consensus within the NGF. While we note their current political moves, they should be mindful that in all they do as political leaders, they ought to put the interest of the nation and our democracy first. This indeed, is the hallmark of true patriotism.

We note with satisfaction and appreciation, the subsequent visit by five governors and two deputy governors including Governor Fayemi, Governor Fashola, Governor Aregbesola, Governor Ajimobi and Governor Amosun, who demonstrated high and commendable sense of patriotism and genuine concern for the nation, with very conciliatory disposition and statesmanlike advise to Governor Amaechi towards finding a lasting solution to the political disagreements between the governor and members of the state’s House of Assembly.

We want to assure Nigerians that the Presidency is not involved in the dispute in Rivers State and will not deliberately engage in any act of destabilization of Rivers State or any state in the country neither is it interested for whatever reason, in destabilization of the NGF. In consonance with the dictates and practice of true federalism and the supremacy of the rule of law, it will be advisable that whatever political entanglements may still exist in Rivers State should be resolved politically or by employing due process of law, in the interest of peaceful co-existence and overall well-being of its citizens.
Dr. Doyin Okupe

July 24, 2013

GIFT FROM GEJ TO HIS DOG

For all his 'attacking' against perceived opponents of President Goodluck Jonathan, Dr. Doyin Okupe, also known as " Attack Lion " received a brand-new bimmer (BMW car) from president Goodluck Jonathan.

The new ride is already working wonders and Mr. okupe who recently went into recess on the account of low patronage
from the presidency has resumed his full attacking role.

NAMING OF THE ROYAL BABY

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, William and Kate have revealed their

new born son's name. Kensington Palace said in a short statement this evening:

'The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are delighted to announce that they have

named their son George Alexander Louis. The baby will be known as His Royal

Highness Prince George of Cambridge.

Wednesday, 24 July 2013

THE MAN BEHIND JULY 10,1999.... OAU5

A Petition to The Governors Of The State of Osun and Oyo State, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola and Gov. Abiola Ajimobi respectively, on the recent appointment of Prof Wale Omole as the Chairman Governing Council of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH).

Your Excellencies,

I am Adeleke Olanrewaju, a former Public Relations Officer and later President of the Obafemi Awolowo University Students' Union. I write to protest your decision appointing the erstwhile Vice-Chancellor of the Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife, Prof. Wale Omole as the Chairman Governing Council of the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology

Your appointee, Prof. Wale Omole was the Vice Chancellor of the Obafemi Awolowo University from the year 1991 until his inglorious removal on the 13th July 1999, over the killing of five students' leaders of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife. The students are the then Secretary General of the Student's Union, George Yemi Iwilade, Ekede Efe, Tunde Oke, Yemi Ajiteru and Eviano Ekelemu. I was the primary target of the attack, but escaped by the whiskers!

It was during the tenure of Prof. Wale Omole that I had the opportunity to serve the students, and by extension the university community, for a period of two and a half years in the above stated capacities.
My protest to your Excellencies, is not unconnected with the performance of your appointee while he was Vice Chancellor of Obafemi Awolowo University, particularly the murder of the five students mentioned above, which till today remained unresolved despite overwhelming evidence pointing to the culprits.

As a first hand witness of all the events that took place in 1999, I make bold to say that a person under whose watch a university lost 5 promising youths in questionable circumstances, and who the arrested perpetrators named as the sponsor of the killings, is not fit to be Pro Chancellor of a University.
It is not accidental that Obafemi Awolowo University never witnessed such gruesome killings, till the coming of Prof. Omole, and none again, after his removal from office!
I attach herewith a publication of the students' Union of Obafemi Awolowo University, published 14years ago, giving detailed account of what happened , the book titled 'A Cry for Justice', and a copy of the Justice Etam's Judicial Panel of Inquiry's initial report, (a Judicial panel that was set up by the Federal government on the July 10 killings). I am sure these two documents would be of good use for your review.
The Panel of inquiry set up by the Federal Government chaired by Retired Justice Okon Etam, in their report, found against your appointee as follows:

"We find him culpable in three main areas:

1- Handling of the election of the students' Union and the non-recognition of the elected executives

2- The arrest and trial of the cultists of March 1999,

3- Handling of campus security and cult activities."

Please refer to Page 32 (10.02), Page 35 (10.06) and in addition to issues generated in the 'Cry for justice', the findings and recommendations in the Judicial commissions' report, essentially pages 32-39
The Commission further recommended that Professor Wale Omole should be "seriously reprimanded" for his high-handedness in the handling of administrative matters as well as Police investigation of issues directly affecting his involvement in the July 10, 1999 killings.
The further Police investigation was never done, and I think your Excellencies should know why!
Should this cord of suspicion of murder, to say the least, hang on a man's neck, and the Government which sees no reason to prosecute further, turns such cord into a medal, in getting the chairmanship of a governing council? Where lays the hope for justice by the common man!
May I equally remind your Excellencies, that the Osun's state House of Assembly under the leadership of Governor Bisi Akande at that time, sent a team of its members to see things on the campus during the tragedy, and with shocking revelations, the house members passed a vote of no confidence on Prof. Wale Omole's administration.
I had the opportunity of watching Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, on a national TV station during the unveiling of the multipurpose park at Gbongon junction in Osun State, in honour of the late Alhaji Alabi Hassan Olajoku. I was moved to tears when I heard how the man was murdered by political assassins. When the wife spoke, in spite of her attempt to make the issues so light I wept profusely, this was because I could deduce another trend of "Unknown Soldiers", "unknown killers" that has come to be associated with gruesome murders in Nigeria, thus making criminality, especially murder, look like acts performed by invisible creatures like the UFO- unidentifiable flying objects.
Your Excellency (Ogbeni Rauf), we share a common past in this regard. Like me, you were a primary target of assassination! You could have been killed by the UFO! Like me, your colleague and follower was murdered! And like you said on that day, I know where the attack came from, you got the clues!
But beyond clues, as in the case of Alhaji Alabi Hassan Olajoku, in the July 10 killings, we caught in a matter of hours, those who carried out the killings with their apparels socked with blood of the victims, and they voluntarily named Prof. Wale Omole as their sponsor.
Your Excellencies, it is my belief that in a society where moral values and good sense of justice holds forth, a person with such a record of the gruesome murder of 5 students under his stewardship; unceremonious removal from office; and a recommendation of further investigation by a judicial panel set up by the Federal Government should not be allowed to partake in the administration of a citadel of learning, not to talk of being chairman of its Governing Council.
Prof Omole as Vice chancellor, at a period that absolute military dictatorships of IBB/Abacha holds sway, was more than a willing tool of the then ruling military authority in the repression of the people. A situation which the likes of your Excellencies and so many of us vehemently resisted. I still remember how he severally plotted our arrest during the military era by men of the SSS.
He victimized via expulsion and suspension, affecting and ruining careers of scores of union activists agitating for better welfare, for holding rallies to protest the hanging of Late Ken Saro wiwa and the quest for democratic governance, up to the validation of June 12!. His record of poor financial accountability and non-conformity to due-process are shocking!

While the administrative in-adequacies and other lesser than acceptable values of Prof. Wale Omole, are worrisome, his involvement and culpable role in the murder of 5 innocent students is more worrisome. He is not fit and proper to hold public post, least to talk of becoming loco-parentis to young students. If he believes he has requisite character for social, public and political leadership, he should go and contest on his name! He should not be allowed to stain your banners.

More-importantly, criminal matters are never time-bound. The Federal Government can decide to institute a criminal proceedings against Prof. Omole to the utter embarrassment of your offices and States.

Your Excellencies, I see a situation in future, when the history of the Nigerian educational sector, especially tertiary education, shall be read, where this appointment could as well surface as part of administrative errors that fanned the flames.

Finally, I charge your Excellencies to display the un-Nigerian, rare, but godly and exemplary leadership courage in recalling this appointment. "Ipinle Omoluabi", as well as the ancient and historic Oyo state are blessed with abundant men of virtue, willing and competent to serve the people. Like I cried for Justice 14 years ago, I am still crying for justice! The families of these 5 students are yearning for justice, so also, the entire world that watched the events across the globe on CNN/AIT/Channels TV etc, are craving for fairness and justice!

Sincerely yours,

Signed.

Adeleke Olanrewaju (Lanre Legacy)

Who Killed Kudirat Abiola?

This should be the question on the lips of every man and woman of conscience, considering the acquittal last week of Maj. Hamza Al-Mustapha, Chief Security Officer of ex-military dictator, Gen. Sani Abacha. Al-Mustapha, until his acquittal, had been in detention since 1999 for the murder of Kudirat Abiola, wife of M.KO. Abiola, winner of the June 12, 1993 presidential election who himself died in detention in July 1998.

The state reception and effusive welcome party for Maj. Hamza Al-Mustapha must be gut-wrenching for any Nigerian who lived through the horrors of the Abacha dictatorship. As Abacha's Chief Security Officer, Al-Mustapha was the point man of the murderous triumvirate that comprised Ismaila Gwarzo, National Security Adviser and Frank Omenka of the notorious Directorate of Military Intelligence. They had as their henchmen Barnabas Jabila (a.k.a Sgt. Rogers), Muhammed Abdul (a.k.a Katako), Alhaji Danbaba, and Rabo Lawal amongst others.
The High Court of Lagos State under Hon. Justice Mojisola Dada had on January 30, 2012, found both Major Hamza Al-Mustapha and Alhaji Lateef Shofolahan, one of Kudirat’s aides, guilty of the offences of conspiracy to murder and murder of Alhaja Kudirat Abiola, contrary to sections 324 and 319 of the Criminal Code of Lagos State and accordingly had sentenced them to death by hanging. Justice Dada had based her judgment, amongst other things, on the strength of the testimony of two prosecution witnesses, Barnabas Jabila and Muhammed Abdul.
Both witnesses had testified that they were “directed to murder Alhaja Kudirat Abiola by Maj. Hamza Al-Mustapha; that they were given information on her movements by Alhaji Lateef Sofolahan; and that they, respectively, shot and killed Alhaji Kudirat Abiola and drove the Peugeot 504 car, which they used in trailing her car and bolted away, after killing her at the Cargo Vision Area of the Lagos end of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway”.
Justice Dada’s guilty verdict was reversed last week by the Court of Appeal. While lashing out at the lower court, Hon Justice Amina A. Augie (presiding justice of the Court of Appeal’s Panel), Hon. Justice Rita N. Pemu, and Hon. Justice Fatima O. Akinbami, based their ruling, amongst other things, on the “contradiction in the testimony of the prosecution witnesses” who had during cross examination and re-examination recanted, alleging that they were forced to implicate the accused persons.
It would be interesting to know why the learned justices of the Court of Appeal found it appealing (no pun intended) to believe the latter story of the prosecution witnesses. With the acquittal of Al-Mustapha, it seems the Court of Appeal wants to erase our memory and close a chapter in the sordid history of the Abacha dictatorship. That also means that not a single person will be held responsible for the political assassinations that took place under that regime. So much for justice!
Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso of Kano State has described Al-Mustapha as a “hero”. In a country were true heroes are in short supply, the governor may well be right. I would add that Al-Mustapha is also a “hero” for justice because in Nigeria justice is for the highest bidder. Alhaji Maitama Sule has asked Al-Mustapha to “forgive his detractors” who obviously were responsible for his “unjust” incarceration. The Nigerian Army should go ahead and promote Al-Mustapha to a general, pay him his salaries and allowances for the past 14 years – if they were ever stopped – and assign him a command to put into good use his experiences in the service of the fatherland.

Today, Al-Mustapha is a free man, free to run for governor of Kano State, senator or even the president of the Federal Republic. I hope he appreciates the value of life and liberty, things that he and his former boss denied Nigerians for five years.
If Al-Mustapha didn’t kill Kudirat Abiola or order her assassination, it would be nice to know what Al-Mustapha and the regime he served so faithfully did to find the killers of Kudirat, Pa Alfred Rewane and others murdered during the Abacha regime.
It is the same question that Gen. Babangida must answer concerning the death of Dele Giwa.

Tuesday, 11 June 2013

Jonathan and his small man Dokubo

Personally, I wrote this piece out of what I have observed, so I would like you to read into details and also reason with me and plan ahead concerning this country.

“Silence most times means acceptance” let us reflect on some of our actions, you would agree with me; if you do not, you could ask a lawyer. Many comments and articles have been written and said concerning the dangerous and scary statement of Asari Dokubo for 2015.

The Ijaw of the Niger Delta of diverse ethnical groups have of late been recomposing new songs of war, Asari Dokubo has voiced his recent terrorist thought that is nothing short of treason in every sense of the word. He said “whether we like it or not, whether ‘our oga at the top’ is presidentially performing or not, whether the people and masses of Nigeria are politically and economically unhappy or not with our current aso rock landlord/tenant, the status quo must remain what it is now come 2015. If not, Nigeria shall witness blood for blood, fire for fire, bullet for bullet. In short Nigeria will be history. He even dared the police arresting him. What does this statement mean? Any right minded person in his/her heart of heart will know this is war! We all witness the bokoharam mishaps in the north; one way or the other it has affected us if not as an individual, it has affected us as a country. If you have seen the videos sent online by these terrorists, the intonation of the voice used is not as scary as the one Asari Dokubo used. You need to listen to the scary tone used; it was shocking and needs attention. In any ways let us watch and see.

There is one reason for this: President Goodluck Jonathan who is an ijaw man must remain in power, government and authority even if he is becoming an unhealthy example of Nigeria’s corpus vile. Where does the voice and vote of the people of Nigeria come in? Is this not an act of selfishness? Is it only one person that decides who the president of a country is? Where does the vote of the people come in?

By the way did Asari Dokubo not long ago say and shout it to the hearing of us that Goodluck Jonathan should perish the thought of re-contesting the presidency in 2015? Did he not say it loud and clear that president Jonathan has failed all of us as Nigeria’s first minority president? WHAT WENT WRONG or BETTER STILL WHAT GOOD HAPPENED BETWEEN ASARI AND JONATHAN?

Clearly seeing the relationship between the president and Asari, I find it hard to trust Jonathan for the growth of this country. Let us say he is not connected with Asari, how come the commander in chief or let me say the ‘chief security officer’ of Nigeria has not issued any statement or even acted concerning the threat statement of his fellow community man on the security of Nigeria. I think his silence means acceptance. What do we call this? Fear or Love for his fellow community man? Corruption? Or probably an uncaring mind for the people of Nigeria? What is exactly going on?

Friday, 15 February 2013

Welcome to Linda Ikeji's Blog: RIP Goldie. Her label Kennis Music release official statement

Wednesday, 13 June 2012

Hello fellas, How has been Ur exams? Hope good and stress free...My exams were good but what happened during the semester was something else! i thought i was falling away from the track of success, i was afraid, i was hopeless but i encouraged myself through the word of God; with what i believed, with what i have heard. i was schooling consciously to the extent that i started feeling i was wasting my time in school. i started to see the faults in Nigeria education, how lecturers behave, the condition of learning, it was frustrating. But to my surprise and glory to God, i ended joyful...in the cause of our discussion i will tell you what happened. Yes, as all this frustrating things were happening, i had to rethink of what was going on, what was wrong? i analyzed it all, this is what i got! the problems we students have concerning academics1.Procrastination: we students are fond of procrastinating things. "i will do it later", "let me rest first" Before we know it another work will come up, and we forget what we wanted to do at first. at the end we compile works we cannot finish: then we become lazy.2.Laziness: this comes from the procrastination of works we are meant to do, the work get many the we tend to ignore them gradually, before we know it we do not do them again.3.Over-activeness:we are students, we still have energy, we want to be active, we want to do practical works, we want to be in positions either in clubs,fellowships,student union body,departments,faculty etc we want to be leaders.All these are very good they will be bad when we forget our primary reason for coming to school, when we also feel tired concerning our academics.4.Sin:sometimes when we sin and ask for forgiveness we think that God will just let us free, NO, we will still get punishment.its just that we do not know the kind of punishment.its a way of correcting(discipline).it is for bringing us to the right path.The punishment can be in our academics, just for a time.Heb 12v 11 Anyway there are several reasons why students do not do well in academics. But as Christians,these few reasons are the mainly the problems in our lives. Now lets move to the some solutions..1.Focus: is the number one thing a person should have.A goal ,students are looking forward to get.A vision a student is seeing always and following.when a student has not gotten what he wants he finds all means to get that thing for himself.For this reason all students must have a focus and follow it strictly; "a journey of miles start with a step" To have a focus, can start by just saying to your self that "i want to know all what i have been taught during the week by the end of the week". it might not be easy but really it helps if strictly followed.Success starts just like that... 2.Discipline: the most important character/trait to have /exhibit.To be discipline "is to do the right things at the right time". Discipline covers all things to success.To be successful, we have to discipline ourself in the way we READ,PLAY,TALK,SPEND (Time,Money).It takes the heart to be disciplined, Guard your heart WELL.3.GOD the most important person to be with.without him we are nothing. "the bible says if GOD does not build the house,the builders labors in vain" so if we say we can be successful without him,we are deceiving ourselves.let us receive our strength from him because the bible says the LORD is our strength.God has everything we need with him...just believe and depend on him.HE IS THE ALMIGHTY. If there are any questions just post it, there are able hands to handle and answer them for you. thanks for reading and GOD bless you. God will lead us to the path of success.

Friday, 11 May 2012

VACANIES IN OAU COMMUNITY

. FACULTY OF ADMINISTRATION
Department of Management and Accounting

Positions - Lecturer II/I
Areas of Specialization - Accounting, Business Administration, Banking and Finance, Operations Research.
Qualification - Candidates must possess minimum of M.Phil/Ph.D in the relevant field for Lecturer II/I respectively;
Possess membership of relevant professional bodies,- have garnered six (6)/ eight (8) years post qualification experience for Lecturer II and Lecturer I respectively
.have been an Assistant Lecturer I/Lecturer II for at least (3) years
.have scholarly publications of six (6)/eight (8) articles in referred journals, two (2)/three (3) of which must have been published in indexed offshore outlets.
Graduate Assistants
Area of Specialization - Accounting
Qualifications
B.Sc. Accounting, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife (This is a management initiative developed to encourage Graduates of the Department of Management and Accounting to take up appointments as researchers and lecturers. This is therefore open only to graduates of the Department)-Candidates must be currently enrolled in a masters degree programme.
possession of a professional qualification like ACA, ACIB, AIPM, ACII will be a clear advantage.

2. FACULTY OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES

Department of Medical Microbiology and Parasitology
Positions – Technologist I and II
Areas of Specialization – Medical Microbiology and Parasitology
Qualifications
- Candidates for the above position must have earned a Bachelor of Medical laboratory Sciences (BMLS) from a recognized University or Associate of Medical Laboratory Sciences (AMLS) Medical Microbiology, and Parasitology at the Fellows' Level. Must have at least four years working experience in the laboratory and NYSC discharge certificate.
- Current Registration with Medical Laboratory Council of Nigeria. The candidates must be capable of working with a team of dedicated staff and have experience running a teaching laboratory with creative approach to laboratory practical class demonstration.
- Our ideal candidates should possess the ability to work oneonone with students in small groups and be innovative.Training in virology and or experience in a similar capacity in a University or Institution will be an added advantage.SalarySalary and conditions of service as obtainable in the Nigerian University system

Method of Application

Applicants are required to submit 35 copies of their applications and up-to-date curriculum vitae giving the following information in order as listed below:

(i) Full Name (Surname first in capital letters).
(ii) Post Applied for.
(iii) Date and place of birth (attach birth certificate/sworn affidavit).
(iv) Nationality.
(v) Permanent Home Address, State of Origin, Senatorial District and Local Government Area (if a Nigerian)(vi) Current Postal Address/including G.S.M. Telephone number.(vii) Marital Status.
(viii) Number of Children and their Ages.
(ix) Institutions attended with dates.
(x) Academic/Professional qualifications and distinctions obtained with dates (attach copies of credentials).
(xi) Work Experience with dates.
(xii) Present Employment, Status and Salary (if any).
(xiii) Research interests and activities
(xiv) Conference/ courses attended (state titles of papers presented if any).
(xv) Professional accomplishment.
(xvi) Publications with date.
(xvii) Service to national and international bodies.
(xviii) Extra Curricular Activities.(xix) Any physical challenge?
(xx) Names and addresses of three (3) referees who must have been closely associated with candidate's academic/work experience.Candidates applying for any of the positions are advised to request their referees to forward confidential reports on them directly to the Registrar. The reports should be duly marked “CONFIDENTIAL”.

CLOSING DATE:
Applications are to be forwarded to the Registrar, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, “for the attention of Director of Personnel Affairs” not later than six weeks from the date of this advertisement. Only the applications of candidates short listed will be acknowledged.
OAU International School

The following positions are vacant in OAU International School

1 Government Teacher
2 Civic Education Teacher
3. Social Studies Teacher
4. Computer Studies Teacher5. Home Economics Teacher
- Interested applicants should apply to the Vice-Chancellor OAU and Chairman OAU International School Governing Board, through the Principal OAU International School.
- Eight (8) copies of the application, CV and credentials should be submitted to the office of the Principal OAU International School not later than 3rd February, 2012.An applicant must possess at least three years post qualification experience. WAEC/NECO marking experience will be an added advantage

23 Job Positions at Adexen Recruitment Agency Nigeria Oil & Gas, FMCG Read more: http://www.afterschoolafrica.com/2012/05/23-job-positions-at-adexen-recruitment-agency-nigeria-oil-gas-fmcg.html#ixzz1uYbYCkMZ

Adexen offers a deep expertise in challenging African and emerging markets as well as a robust network of public institutions and private business contacts that are essential assets to hire the best candidates.Adexen Recruitment Agency is recruiting massively for employment in the Oil & Gas, Construction, and FMCG industries.

Adexen Nigeria is recruiting to fill the following positions:

Note: Click on the link below each job to view the description

.) ONLINE SALES ANALYST (FMCG)
http://www.adexen.com/en/offer_NGA0855_online-sales-analyst.html

2.) HEAD OF SALES (FMCG)
http://www.adexen.com/en/offer_NGA0838_head-of-sales.html

3.) ACCOUNTANT (CONSTRUCTION)
http://www.adexen.com/en/offer_NGA0854_accountant.html

4.) BDM ROOFING (INDUSTRY)
http://www.adexen.com/en/offer_NGA0853_business-deveiopment-manager-roofmg.html

5.) RETAIL STORE MANAGER (FMCG)
http://www.adexen.com/en/offer_NGA0834_retail-store-manager.html

6.) MAINTENANCE SENIOR ENGINEER (Oil & Gas)
http://www.adexen.com/en/offer_NGA0819_maintenance-senior-engineer.html

7.) REGIONAL SALES MANAGER (FMCG)
http://www.adexen.com/en/offer_NGA0839_regionai-sales-manager.html

8.) CUSTOMER INSIGHTS MANAGER (FMCG)
http://www.adexen.com/en/offer_NGA0840_customer-insights-manager.html

9.) SALES MANAGER (INDUSTRY)

http://www.adexen.com/en/offer_NGA0848_sales-manager.html