Vacancy - Account Officer in a Multinational FMCG

Employer: HYT Consulting

Vacancy - HYT Consulting is Looking to recruit Account Officer in a Multinational FMCG

The Company is looking to fill the vacant position of: Account Officer in a Multinational FMCG

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Vacancy - Store Keeper in a Multinational FMCG

HYT Consulting - Recruiting

The Company is looking to fill the vacant position of:

Vacancy - Store Keeper in a Multinational FMCG

HYT Consulting is a mandate of a multinational FMCG and a fast growing

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Job Vacancy - Foltechs Engineering Services Ltd - Is Recruiting...

Jobs Vacancies
Foltechs Engineering Services Ltd - Is Recruiting...

Job Title: Customer Service Officer Needed

Foltechs Engineering Services Limited - Our objective as an engineering company is to help our numerous customers employ the use of electrical power safely, effectively and efficiently, through the timely provision of standardised electrical engineering products and services.Customer Service Officer at Foltechs Engineering Services Limited

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85 Boko Haram hostages rescued

Chat212 - Mail News... Report

►Chadian troops have rescued around 85 Nigerians kidnapped by Boko Haram Islamists last weekend from fishing communities in Nigeria’s extreme northeast, security and human rights sources said Saturday.

►Nearly 100 young men and several women were snatched in a raid by insurgents late on Sunday and ferried across the border into Chad, witnesses said.

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Vacancy - Caerula Associates Is Currently Accepting CVs

Employer: Caerula Associates

►Job Position: Operations Personnel
►Location: Lagos

Our Client:
Caerula Associates was established in 2013 with a vision to build an enduring institution that is

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TUC faults NMA strike, begs FG to reconsider sack of doctors

Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, has implored the Federal Government to reverse its decision to sack the striking doctors, warning that the nation could not afford any calamity such sack might cause.

TUC in a statement by its President and Secretary-General, Bobboi Kaigama and Musa Lawal, respectively, said “while we understand the plight of the government in having to simultaneously contain both the threat of Boko Haram to national security and the challenge of the Ebola disease, we consider it very precarious for it to insist on sacking the doctors at this time.

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