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VACANCIES: Federal Civil Service Lists 90 Jobs Including DPR

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The Nigerian Federal Civil Service has listed over 90 Jobs including the Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR as having vacancies for recruitment or employments.

To apply for a vacancy in any of the jobs, applicants must go through the Federal Civil Service Recruitment Portal.

Below is the breakdown of affected ministries that require applicants. – Bureau of Public Procurement.

– Federal Ministry of Education.

– Federal Ministry of Labour & Productivity.

– Federal Ministry of Finance

– Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

– Federal Ministry of Information and Culture.

– Federal Ministry of Power, Works and Housing.

– Federal Ministry of Science and Technology.

– Federal Ministry of Transport.

– Office of the Auditor-General for the Federation.

– Office of the Surveyor-General of the Federation.

– Presidency Completion/submission of application online is free and at no cost to applicants in line with the International Labour Organisation (ILO) Convention.

The completion/submission will run for six (6) weeks from the date of this publication. Updates: Notice – 22/09/2016: The below information applies to new registration only.

If you receive a successfully registered message after you click “Register” you will be automatically logged in and can proceed to available jobs, select and apply.

Make sure your Email and Phone are accurate, this only means the FCSC will use in updating you about the status of your application. Notice 20/09/2016: We’re now sending emails to all those who successfully completed the registration process. However, due to a significant backlog of emails, it may take up to 24 hours for you to receive your activation notice email.

Notice: 16/10/2016: All Registered Accounts have now been activated. If you registered and did not receive an activation email prior to yesterday, you can now use your email and password to log in and complete and application.

New Guidelines For those having problems filling up the forms, the following guidelines should be followed: – This recruitment portal has been optimised and is responsive to Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops, PCs, etc. Therefore, you can complete your application using any of the above devices.

– However, take notice that your ability to connect and navigate the portal depends largely on the type of browser and internet/data services you have on these devices, including internet speed at a Cyber Café.

– If you seem to be having problems completing the form, you may need to switch to another device. Suitably qualified candidates with character and integrity who are interested in making a career in the Federal Civil Service are invited to complete and submit the application on-line on FCSC Website – https://www.vacancy.fedcivilservice.gov.ng for any of the posts indicated in each of the MDAs.

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http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/vacancies-federal-civil-service-lists-90-jobs-including-dpr/

FG Lists Conditions For Assets Sale

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The Federal Government has given conditions that must be met before the sale of certain national assets.
Top among the conditions is that government will insert repurchasing clauses in the assets sale agreements. A top government source who declined to be named disclosed this.
The National Economic Council (NEC), chaired by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, had, last Thursday, endorsed government’s plan to sell off some national assets as part of the solution to get Nigeria out of recession and revamp economic growth.
According to the source,  government has also ruled out outright sale of assets.
“The federal government has no plan to sell-off its shares outrightly in the LNG where it owns 49 per cent shares and the balance 51 per cent owned by private foreign interests.
“Government doesn’t own the entire gas company and will certainly not sell-off its entire shares but is open to the possibility of selling its 49 per cent ownership by five per cent or thereabout.”
On the repurchase clause, the source said: “Just as in other potential asset sales, there would be a repurchase option that guarantees the federal government’s opportunity to buy-back any such assets if circumstances change anytime in the future.”
Though a list of national assets to be sold is  yet to be drawn-up, the source said that there is also a clear decision not to sell any critical asset of the country.
“Some of the intended sales could be in form of time-bound leases, advance renewal payments on leasing licenses and concessioning which would attract buoyant signature fees. If we even want to sell  certain assets, while our target is to get foreign currency, specifically dollars, the option would also be opened to Nigerians at some point to buy limited shares through the Nigeria Stock Exchange.”

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Report Lists U.S., Germany, France As Custodians Of Stolen Money From Nigeria

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A report by London-based Public Service International Research Unit (PSIRU) has listed United States, Spain and France as countries that keep illicit funds from Nigeria.

The group, which investigated the impact of privatisation and liberalisation on public services, also named Japan and Germany as the other nations where money stolen from Nigeria is kept.

Also, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and its civil society allies are planning to stage a protest in Switzerland for the repatriation of stolen funds kept in the country’s banks.

Disclosing its plan to stage a protest in Switzerland yesterday at a workshop in Abuja organised by Public Service International (PSI) on tax justice in Africa, President of NLC, Ayuba Wabba, said the congress would also stage similar protests in countries that are believed to be harbouring illicit funds from politically-exposed persons from Nigeria.

Unveiling the details, the PSI Director of Policy and Governance, Daniel Bertossa, said reports indicated that between 1980 and 2009, about $1.4 trillion was lost by Africa from illicit financial flows.

Bertossa, who also quoted from the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) report, added that Nigeria also lost over $3 billion annually to tax incentives and import waivers.

He said while the country loses $2.9 billion to corporate tax incentives, it also loses $327 million annually to import duty exemption.

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Ambode Lists 23 Commissioners, 14 Special Advisers

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Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State has sent the name of 23 commissioner- nominees and 13 special advisers that would serve in his cabinet to the House of Assembly for approval. Speaker of the House, Mr. Mubashiru Obasa, read the names on the floor to members of the House.

The governor is requesting for the screening and approval of 36 persons with 23 as commissioners and 13 as special advisers.

Among the names are six former cabinet members from former Governor Babatunde Fashola’s administration: Gbolahon Lawal, Dr. Jide Idris, Folarin Coker, Seye Oladejo, Engr. Ganiyu Johnson and Babatunde Hunpe.

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