The Kaduna state government has taken bold steps towards repositioning the Kaduna State Traffic and Environmental Law Enforcement Agency (KASTELEA) for effective discharge of its mandate.
According to a Facebook post by Governor El-Rufai, KASTELEA has begun recruitment of traffic and environmental enforcement officers as part of its strategy to effective carry-out its delegated duties.
The post read that applications were invited from residents of Kaduna state for the various vacant positions of enforcement officers.
The status specified that in this first phase of recruitment, 10 qualified applicants will be recruited from each of the 255 wards in the state.
The requirement: “Candidates must have a minimum of Secondary School Certificate, must be physically fit and should be between the ages of 18-30 at the time of recruitment.”
Adding that applications, with copies of relevant credentials, should be addressed to the general manager of the KASTELEA.
Saturday, August 22, was stipulated as the closing date for submission of applications.
It noted that only shortlisted candidates would be invited for the next phase of the recruitment process.
The news of this employment opportunity has generated a lot of positive vibes, not just around Kaduna, but indeed around the country, as many Nigerians reacted to the news by El-Rufai.
A Facebook user, Toyin Alausa, said: “I used to think that no Gov in Nigeria will surpass Gov Fashola’s achievements in a long while but you already proved me wrong. Fashola never came this close to his pple while in office let alone posting job vacancies on ‘fb timeline’. I think you’re the epitome of the Change the APC used as their slogan.”
Another user, Musa Jagab, reacted: “Your excellency, taking 2,550 youths off the streets is a giant stride in addressing unemployment. Most importantly, you mentioned youths resident in Kaduna unlike other states that insist on applicants most be indigenes of the state. May the Almighty continue to guide you to deliver your campaign promises and a higher office come 2019.”
Meanwhile, reports also have it that the Kaduna state government is also recruiting teachers with a minimum requirement of first degree. The disciplines specified were Mathematics, English, Chemistry, Physics, Biology and ICT.
Submission of applications are to be addressed to the permanent secretary, Kaduna state ministry of education, Kaduna. The closing date is scheduled for Sunday, August 30, 2015.
Changes introduced by the new administration of Kaduna state also include demolition of buildings across the state, as recovery of government lands. In a statement published by his El-Rufai’s spokesperson, Samuel Aruwan, the governor said the demolition should not be politicised.
“It has become important to let the public know that what we embarking tomorrow (today) is not the same as demolition. What we are doing is the recovery of lands belonging to schools, hospitals, which some powerful people have carved out and allocated to themselves.”
According to a Facebook post by Governor El-Rufai, KASTELEA has begun recruitment of traffic and environmental enforcement officers as part of its strategy to effective carry-out its delegated duties.
The post read that applications were invited from residents of Kaduna state for the various vacant positions of enforcement officers.
The status specified that in this first phase of recruitment, 10 qualified applicants will be recruited from each of the 255 wards in the state.
The requirement: “Candidates must have a minimum of Secondary School Certificate, must be physically fit and should be between the ages of 18-30 at the time of recruitment.”
Adding that applications, with copies of relevant credentials, should be addressed to the general manager of the KASTELEA.
Saturday, August 22, was stipulated as the closing date for submission of applications.
It noted that only shortlisted candidates would be invited for the next phase of the recruitment process.
The news of this employment opportunity has generated a lot of positive vibes, not just around Kaduna, but indeed around the country, as many Nigerians reacted to the news by El-Rufai.
A Facebook user, Toyin Alausa, said: “I used to think that no Gov in Nigeria will surpass Gov Fashola’s achievements in a long while but you already proved me wrong. Fashola never came this close to his pple while in office let alone posting job vacancies on ‘fb timeline’. I think you’re the epitome of the Change the APC used as their slogan.”
Another user, Musa Jagab, reacted: “Your excellency, taking 2,550 youths off the streets is a giant stride in addressing unemployment. Most importantly, you mentioned youths resident in Kaduna unlike other states that insist on applicants most be indigenes of the state. May the Almighty continue to guide you to deliver your campaign promises and a higher office come 2019.”
Meanwhile, reports also have it that the Kaduna state government is also recruiting teachers with a minimum requirement of first degree. The disciplines specified were Mathematics, English, Chemistry, Physics, Biology and ICT.
Submission of applications are to be addressed to the permanent secretary, Kaduna state ministry of education, Kaduna. The closing date is scheduled for Sunday, August 30, 2015.
Changes introduced by the new administration of Kaduna state also include demolition of buildings across the state, as recovery of government lands. In a statement published by his El-Rufai’s spokesperson, Samuel Aruwan, the governor said the demolition should not be politicised.
“It has become important to let the public know that what we embarking tomorrow (today) is not the same as demolition. What we are doing is the recovery of lands belonging to schools, hospitals, which some powerful people have carved out and allocated to themselves.”
