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Vacancy! Vacancy!! Vacancy !!!

Vacancy! Vacancy!! Vacancy !!! This is only applicable to those who live in Abuja! Thanks Jobready WE ARE RECRUITING BRING YOUR JOBREADY FACE!! _______________________ Ready, Set, Action!!! Our Client is an exciting Family Entertainment Center brand for Kids, Teens and Adults, wishing to launch its operations in Abuja immediately. We are looking for enthusiastic, creative, entertaining and friendly new members who are ready to be part of our Team, ready to delight our guests with an outstanding work performance each day What will you need? No matter what your role, to be successful you’ll do all of these… • Thrive in a super fast-paced customer service environment with guests at the heart of every decision made • Act to deal quickly and safely with any issues at the Family Entertainment center • Consistently give Wow factor experiences to guests by listening and offering them what they need; sometimes without them even knowing • Showcase efficient organizational skills

GOOD LEADERSHIP, ACCOUNTABILITY, AND TRANSPARENCY: A TRIPARTITE REQUIREMENTS FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE EXPECTED FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATORS

Dear Governor, Alh. Yahaya Bello Your excellency, the executive governor of kogi state, let me once again use this opportunity to celebrate your fantabulous leadership style as a young man who God has called to serve his people in the most unexpected providential manner. It is obvious to all that your ascension to the driver seat of Kogi State affairs is to rescue it from it's deplitating state and set it on high for rapid growth and development. My prayer for you is that He who called you for service will guide you through in Jesus name. Time will not permit me to highlight your achievements within the short time in the office in apposition with the previous administrations which were characterised by gloss incompetence and marginalization of many sorts. I am however delighted by your courageous and unwavering step to constitute a judicial commission of enquiry to probe the past administration in order to set the record straight in kogi State. Your excellency sir, I cannot be q

Dr. Adeiza's address as EPA meets Gov. Yahaya Bello at Govt House, Lokoja.

ADDRESS DELIVERED BY DR. ABDULRAHMAN MUSA ADEIZA, NATIONAL PRESIDENT, EBIRA PEOPLE’S ASSOCIATION (EPA) ON THE OCCASION OF THE VISIT OF THE ASSOCAITION TO THE EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR OF KOGI STATE,   HIS EXCELLENCY, ALH. YAHAYA ADOZA BELLO ON THURSDAY 13 TH OCTOBER, 2016. Protocols…... Let me commence this address by thanking your Excellency for acceding to this visit inspite of your numerous engagements. Permit me Sir, to briefly recall an outstanding spectre of our distant history. This is the story of a fortuitous man of gallantry whose military and hunting expertise recovered to our race the present land called Oganya, Ukpogo and its environs from settler warriors. The name of that famous hunter and fearless warrior was Pa Ajagu. His strings of successes at hunting expedition contributed to the baptism of his clan as Ohi-Ube presently styled as Ehebe. History seems to be repeating itself today as a fearless and determined man from the same lineage has emerged, re-enacting t

Governor Bello has started infrastructural revolution in Kogi - Aide 

Governor Yahaya Bello has declared a revolution of infrastructural development in Kogi State as he awards contracts for the construction and rehabilitation of four major roads across the State.  Briefing newsmen after the State Executive Council meeting, where the contracts were ratified on Wednesday, the Director General of Media and Publicity to the Governor, Mr. Kingsley Fanwo, said the road projects, which run into billions of naira, cut across many local government councils across the three senatorial districts of the state.  The Governor’s image maker said the contractors were carefully selected after a highly competitive bidding process, adding that the Governor Yahaya Bello administration is committed to following due process in contracts award in line with the transparency emblem of the New Direction Agenda.  Fanwo said with the award of contracts for the construction of the roads, Governor Yahaya Bello has kick-started infrastructural re-awakening across the state, assuri

As GIHL returns to Itakpe Iron Ore Mining Company

AS GIHL RETAKES ITAKPE IRON ORE MINING COMPANY, ANOTHER LOOK AT THEIR ANTECEDENT IN OUR COMMUNITY IS NECESSARY TO REMIND THE GOVT AND THE COMPANY OF THE OLD WOUND THAT MAY BE RE-OPENED BY THEIR RETURN. The links below reference the agony in a community that dared sharp practice of a company now hailed by the gullible Nigerians! 1. Black Day in Ogaminana    http://ebiraview.blogspot.com/2008/02/black-day-in-ogaminana.html 2. Nigeria: Tears, Sorrow Trail Police Invasion of Ogaminana     http://allafrica.com/stories/200803030508.html 3. Images of Ogaminana after invasion   http://ebiraview.blogspot.com/2008/03/images-of-ogaminana-after-police.html …and the article below reveals more! Category: Politics | Date: 2008-03-27 Olafemi and the Ogaminana massacre By Adinoyi Ojo Onukaba AS expected, there have been lots of finger-pointing and denials between the people of Ogaminana in Kogi State and the Nigeria Police since last month when

Yahaya Bello Leads General Tukur Buratai to Ohinoyi of Ebira Land

By Alex Adeiza (EbiraReporters.com) To crown the visit of the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen Tukur Buratai to Kogi state, the Governor of the state, Alhaji Yahaya Bello on Wednesday, extended the courtesy to the palace of the Ohinoyi of Ebira land, Dr Ado Ibrahim. The visit which was geared towards addressing the alarming nature of criminal activities in the state was graced by key traditional rulers and stakeholders across the central senatorial district of the state. Buratai stated that his visit to Kogi state was part of the movement to know the state of affairs of the headquarters, Command Army Records in the state, hence providing solutions to their challenges. “We are not unmindful of the challenges being faced here in Kogi State in terms of logistics and movements. We are going to make sure that the state is rid of the elements operating,” he said. He reiterated that Special Forces would be deployed to the state in earnest, adding that they would go after criminals wherever

THE TASK BEFORE OUR GOVERNOR YAHAYA BELLO IN KOGI STATE.

The political events of the past five months that GYB took over the mantle of leadership of Kogi State needs overview in order to guide us as to what lies in wait for us. The governor inherited lots of crisis ranging from House of Assembly to nonpayment of workers' salaries, the menace of ghost workers and infrastructural decay that all characterized the immediate and past administrations. The youthful governor has tried within the means and availability of resources at his disposal to surmount the lingering problem of arrears of salaries owed to workers, checkmating the menace of ghost workers and rehabilitation of decayed infrastructures in Kogi State. One area I find disturbing and which has not received the genius attention of the governor is the political crisis rocking the sail of the State's boat. God, in His infinite mercy has sustained the electoral victory of our governor through resounding victories (one after the other) at the Kogi State Election Tribunal. However,

REVIVE AJAOKUTA STEEL The Bedrock of Nigeria Industrialisation

1-We had the AjaokutaPublicHearing today and the revelations are mind boggling! Do you know Ajaokuta Steel has a university on site? 2-The steel that costs us so much money to import from China can actually be quite easily manufactured in Ajaokuta AjaokutaPublicHearing 3-President Shehu Shagari is a great patriot who meant well for Nigeria by conceiving of Ajaokuta. AjaokutaPublicHearing 4-If we revive Ajaokuta, global auto makers can make cars right here in Nigeria with our steel at a reduced price AjaokutaPublicHearing 5-Ajaokuta can be revived with far less than it cost Nigeria to sustain our greedy political elite in just one year AjaokutaPublicHearing 6-As vital as Ajaokuta is to national devt, ministers in charge didn't show up. But would show up for budget defence!AjaokutaPublicHearing 7-By virtue of the public procurement amendment bill passed by the senate today, we owe it a duty to revive Ajaokuta AjaokutaPublicHearing 8-Ajaokuta has its own airstrip, university,

AJAOKUTA CAPABLE OF PRODUCING STEEL FOR NIGERIA'S RAIL NETWORK... - Isah Enebere

The Sole Administrator of Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited, Isah Enebere, yesterday revealed that one of the 43 plants installed in the complex was capable of producing 600,000 tonnes of steel annually and that the quantity could cover 10,000 kilometres of rail network across the country. Enebere, who disclosed this at a public hearing organised by the Joint Committees of the Senate and House of Representatives on Privatisation, explained that the company requires N80 billion to operate the plant at full capacity. He further explained that the firm would present a business plan to the Federal Government to be included in the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) recently signed with the Chinese government on the construction of two major rail tracks across the country. He added that the light mill section of the plant, which would require N43 billion to become functional, could produce 400,000 tonnes of steel yearly at full capacity. He also noted that with an investment of the N43 billi

Stop Fighting ‘God’: An Open Letter to Senator Dino Melaye

Distinguished Senator, “Kogi voted for Audu but God voted for Yahaya Bello”. Perhaps, this quote should have been the title of this letter, but before I delve into the kernel of this note to you, it is appropriate to first establish my locus standi. I am a native of Ihima in Okehi Local Government Area of Kogi state. Secondly, I am a journalist with close affinity to the hierarchy of the APC and INEC. Thirdly, I am a youth. Although, I am not your constituent, but the above qualifications provide sufficient premises for me to draw conclusions or contribute to issues that have to do with Kogi, APC or the nation, particularly in the realm of politics. I would have called your cell-phone to bare my mind to you, but knowing from experience, that you hardly pick calls nor reply text messages of people you have not met or interacted with before, I have chosen this medium only as a last resort. When in late January, during the swearing-in of “Mallam” Bello, in a crass display of sycophanc