Vacancy - WAPCO Operations Is Currently Accepting CVs

Employer: WAPCO Operations

Our Company, Created in 1833, Lafarge group, headquartered in France, is the world leader in building materials, with top-ranking positions in three of its activities: No 1 worldwide in Cement, No 2 worldw

We are recruiting to fill the below position:

Job Title: Applications Manager
Location: Lagos

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My impeachment is not important now, focus on other national issues - Jonathan tells Senators

PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday told senators behind the Jonathan-Must-Go impeachment project that there were issues of national importance that needed their attention rather than the plot against him.

Jonathan’s advice was contained in a reaction by his Senior Special Assistant on Public Affairs, Dr. Doyin Okupe, who fired back at the senators said to be compiling signatures and impeachable offences against the President.

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Vacancy - Medical Sonographer Needed At King Solomon Hospital

Employer: King Solomon Hospital

Our Company, King Solomon Hospital a reputable hospital on the mainland is looking for the services of:

Job Title: Medical Sonographer
Location: Lagos

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NDIC recovers N25bn from liquidated bank debtors

The Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation said it recovered a sum of N25.31bn from debtors of liquidated banks as of December 2013.

►The figure represents an increase of N630m over the amount of N24.68bn which was recovered as of December 2012.
►Similarly, it said a total of N60.02m was realised from debtors of closed microfinance banks in 2013, as against N42.9m recovered in 2012.

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APC picks presidential candidate in Lagos Dec 10

THE All Progressives Congress has named Lagos as the venue of its December 10 presidential primary.

Eight thousand delegates are expected to participate in the convention, scheduled to hold at the Teslim Balogun Stadium in Surulere, Lagos.

The APC four other presidential aspirants –former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, Kano State

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Pensioners threaten North East govt over N61bn unpaid benefits

►The Nigerian Union of Pensioners, NUP, in the six North-East  states of the country, has decried alleged refusal of governments in the zone to pay arrears of entitlements amounting to a whopping N61bilion and threatened to call members out for mass protests in the six states.

►The states are Taraba, Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, and Yobe.
Investigations by Pension & You, revealed that some of the arrears date back to the creation of these states.

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