BringBackOurGirls Group Demands N200m Damages

►#BringBackOurGirls Protesters ask for N200m

Members of the #BringBackOurGirls coalition have asked a court   to order the Federal Capital Territory Commissioner of Police, Joseph Mbu, to pay them N200m as damages for   violating their rights.

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Vacancies - NLNG Management Ltd, Recruiting... B.Sc / HND Equivalents

Career @ NLNG Ship Management Limited

Vacancy - Industrial Relations Officer

Location: NSML Head Office - Port Horcourt

NLNG Ship Management Limited, a subsidiary of Nigeria LNG Limited seeks to engage the

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Vacancy At Etisalat Nigeria

Career @ Etisalat Nigeria

Vacancies - Senior Engineer, Solution Architecture (Transport Network)
 
The Company:
Etisalat’s vision is a world where people’s reach is not limited by matter or distance; a world where

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Job Offer @ MTN Nigeria Is Currently Accepting CVs...

 

Employer: MTN Nigeria

Vacancy - Regional Security Manager
Location: Lagos

MTN is a top telecommunication company in Nigeria, the company is currently recruiting qualified

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Job Vacancies - Federal Civil Service Commission - Is Currently Accepting CVs...

Vacancies - Federal Civil Service Commission

►Position - Assistant Chief Foreign Affairs Officer

►Candidate seeking employment into the Federal Civil Service are encouraged to submit their profile with the Federal Civil Service Commission via this website...

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Nigeria Police denied issuing any protest banning order

Nigerian police say peaceful rallies to demand the release of more than 200 schoolgirls seized by Islamist militants will be allowed, after earlier banning them.

But campaigners were warned to exercise caution during protests.

Abuja police commissioner Joseph Mbu said the rallies were "now posing a serious security threat".

But a day later, another police statement denied issuing any protest banning order, insisting that they had only released an "advisory notice".

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