ECOWAS Recruitment 2026 is Open for Multiple Positions
Opportunities are available across areas including administration, IT, HR, audit and related functions.
Requirements:
• Must be a national of an ECOWAS Member State
• G1–G7 positions: under 35 years
• P1–P7 positions: under 45 years
• Completed ECOWAS application form
• CV and Cover/Motivation Letter
• All required documents must be submitted
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As promised, I’ve compiled everything I could remember and jotted down from the Saturday Space.
I initially wanted to make a thread out of it but I figured it would too long, so I decided to put everything in a document instead.
You can go through it at your convenience, download it and also share it with others who might find it helpful.
Here’s the link. Feel free to share it with others too.
I hope this helps. 🤍 🫶🏽
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Okechukwu Okeke
Occupation; Farmer
Age: 98
Wife: 6
Children: 47
Grandchildren: 86
Cause of death: Old age
Lazarus Ademuyiwa
Occupation: Carpenter
Age: 115
Wife: 11
Children: 56
Grandchildren: 132
Cause of death: Old Age.
Isa Salishu Zakari
Occupation: Tailor
Age: 109
Wife: 4
Children: 38
Grandchildren: 73
Cause of death: Old Age
Dr. Benson Dube (Ph.D)
Occupation: Lecturer
Age: 56
Wife: 1
Children: 2
Grandchildren: 0
Cause of death: High Blood Pressure and Stress
Samuel Julius
Occupation: Bank Manager
Age: 53
Wife: 1
Children; 3
Grandchildren; 0
Cause of death; BP, Sugar
I am not saying anything. It is up to you to give your own interpretation... Na wao... 🤔🤔🤔
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Let quickly run through how to write a research proposal in few slides.
If you’re preparing a research proposal and you’re wondering, “What exactly am I supposed to write?”
Start here.🧵👇🏽
Currently studying and want to work with the UN?
Here are the UN organizations that match your course:
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Check their careers sites. Vacancies are posted weekly.
The fastest way to get in is either UN volunteers or internships
1. 10kg washing machine
Them: ₦400k
Chinese: ₦120k
2. Kids’ electric car
Them: ₦320k
Chinese: ₦150k
3. Soundbar
Them: ₦450k
Chinese: ₦100k
If na you, who you go buy from?
You better adapt, or you’ll lose the market to them.
Chinese traders, God bless you.
Dear MSc or PhD students,
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Your supervisor asked you to come up with a project topic, and now you’re confused because every topic you find has already been researched.
Relax!!!
You’re looking for a “new topic” what you need is a research gap.
Let me show you how to find one and turn it into a project topic. 🧵👇
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HOW TO QUICKLY TRANSFER EVERYTHING FROM YOUR OLD PHONE TO A NEW ONE WITHOUT LOSING ANYTHING
Switching phones does not have to be stressful. Here is exactly how to move everything across without losing a single file:
- ANDROID TO ANDROID:
Most Android phones have a built in transfer app. Samsung uses Smart Switch, Xiaomi uses Phone Clone, and OnePlus uses Clone Phone. Download the same app on both phones, open it on both, follow the pairing instructions, select what you want to transfer, and keep both phones close together. Everything moves over Wi-Fi directly between the two phones in 15 to 45 minutes depending on how much data you have.
If your new phone does not have a transfer app, go to Settings on your old phone, tap System, then Backup, and back up everything to Google Drive.
On your new phone, sign in with the same Google account during setup and restore from that backup.
- iPhone to iPhone:
Place your new iPhone next to your old one during the initial setup. Your old phone will show a prompt asking if you want to help set up the new device. Tap it, hold your old phone's camera over the animation on the new screen, and follow the instructions. This is called Quick Start and it transfers everything including photos, contacts, apps, settings, and most app data in one session wirelessly.
- Android to iPhone:
Install the "Move to iOS" app from Google Play Store on your Android phone. During your iPhone setup, select "From Android" on the Apps and Data screen. Open Move to iOS on your Android, follow the prompts, and select everything you want to transfer. Keep both phones connected and close together until the transfer is complete.
- iPhone to Android:
Install the "Switch to Android" app from the App Store on your iPhone. Connect both phones with a USB-C to Lightning cable, follow the prompts, and the app transfers your contacts, photos, videos, and WhatsApp chats directly.
- For WhatsApp specifically on any phone:
Go to WhatsApp, tap Settings, then Chats, then Chat Backup, and tap Back Up Now before switching phones. This saves all your chats to Google Drive on Android or iCloud on iPhone. Restore them when you set up WhatsApp on your new phone.
Once you confirm everything transferred successfully, factory reset your old phone before selling or giving it away.
Above all, love God.