A Criminologist
A volunteer
A Peace Ambassador
A Humanitarian
A social media influencer
Event planner
DSP Youth Assembly of Nigeria Nasarawa State Chapter.
HR COURSES WITH CERTIFICATION 🎓
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2-HRCI Human Resource Associate Professional Certificate
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3-Human Resources Analytics
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4-Hiring and Onboarding Employees with ClickUp
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6-Diversity and Inclusion for HR Professionals
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7-Coaching Skills for Managers Specialization
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8-Build Interactive Power BI Dashboards for Business Reporting
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10-Learning and Development
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11-HR Dashboards and Analytics in Excel
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JOB ALERT
OPEC Young Professional Development Program 2026
Requirements
-OPEC Fund Member Country national
-Be 30 years of age or younger at the time of application
-Have obtained at least a Master’s degree from a reputable university
-Excellent Academic performance
-Be fluent in English
-Proficiency in one or more languages is desirable
-Have a minimum of 3 years of work experience
-Specialize in a field relevant to the OPEC Fund’s operations such as Engineering, -Economics, Finance, Business Administration, Information Technology, Law, Human Resources, and any other relevant discipline
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We spend thousands of hours and money building our Competence.
We take courses, get degrees, and master tools.
But very few people take a course on how to stay humble when they become the boss, or how to stay honest when a shortcut could make them millions.
Success is like a spotlight, it doesn't just show your best side, it makes every shadow and every crack in your foundation visible to everyone.
When you are at the bottom, your mistakes are technical. You missed a deadline or broke a link.
When you are at the top, your mistakes are moral.
The power test: Now that people are afraid to tell you "No," do you still do the right thing?
The shortcut test: Now that you have the keys to the vault, do you still follow the rules?
We have all seen people blow up overnight and disappear just as fast.
Usually, it wasn't because they lost their skill, it's because their ego or their lack of integrity blew up the room.
Competence is what you can do. Character is who you are when no one (or everyone) is watching.
As you grow, people will try to buy your values.
They will offer you deals that require a small lie, or partnerships that require you to betray a friend.
The most expensive thing you will ever own is your reputation. Don't trade it for a temporary win.
Build your skills to reach the top, but build your character so you don't fall off.
Good morning.
Attending the 43rd @HQNigerianArmy Nigeria Army Social Media Seminar in Keffi, Nasarawa State.
When you see something say something to the appropriate authorities.
The Nigerian Army are great heroes.
Call me Army Ambassador https://t.co/w87Vvq8gwg
Attending the 43rd @HQNigerianArmy Nigeria Army Social Media Seminar in Keffi, Nasarawa State.
When you see something say something to the appropriate authorities.
The Nigerian Army are great heroes.
Call me Army Ambassador. https://t.co/NM1yDTwcsU
People say it is difficult to do it, but in the dictionary of service, everything is possible and more.
Learn to trust the journey, even when you don't understand it.
#NoFearJustFaith
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Dear Constituents,
As we step into this new month of April, I am filled with excitement and optimism for the opportunities ahead of us.
As your Representative in the 10th House of Representatives, my commitment to a better Akwanga/Nasarawa Eggon/Wamba Federal Constituency remains unwavering, and I will continue to work diligently to drive progress and improvement to our people.
Even as I remain committed to working tirelessly in addressing the needs and concerns of our people, I enjoin you all to always feel free to ask any questions, concerns, or bring forward suggestions that will make our communities better and greater.
Please do not hesitate to reach out to my office or meet with any of my ward coordinators and Aides. We are always here to listen and render some help for the greater good of our Constituency.
Thank you once again for your trust and support. I wish you and your loved ones a happy and prosperous April.
Yesterday, i hosted Muslim Ummah to a Special Iftar Buffet at my country home in Sisinbaki, Gitta Electoral Ward, Wamba Local Government Area, Nasarawa State.
If hard work guaranteed success, many people would be rich.
But the truth is, being busy doesn’t mean you’re making progress.
Some people work from morning till night, yet their lives don’t change.
If you always feel exhausted but have little to show for it, here’s why:
1. You’re Prioritizing Urgency Over Importance
Not everything that demands your attention deserves it.
Replying to emails all day feels productive, but does it move you forward?
Attending every meeting makes you look active, but does it add value?
Successful people don’t just do more, they do what matters.
2. You’re Trying to Do Everything Yourself
If you’re always exhausted, it’s probably because you’re carrying too much.
Learn to give out tasks that don’t require your personal touch.
Focus on the things that bring the highest results. Working hard is great. Working smart is better.
3. You’re Repeating the Same Actions Without Better Results
Doing the same thing every day but not getting results? It’s time to change strategy.
Track where your time goes.
Eliminate tasks that don’t contribute to your real goals.
If something isn’t working, adjust, not everything requires more effort; sometimes, it requires a smarter approach.
4. You’re Always Available for Everyone but Yourself
Every time you say “yes” to distractions, you’re saying “no” to your own progress.
Set boundaries.
Block out focus time.
Protect your energy.
You can’t pour from an empty cup.
5. You’re Not Measuring Your Progress
How do you know if you’re improving? You measure it.
Keep track of your wins (big and small).
Check if what you’re doing is actually bringing results.
Adjust your approach based on feedback and outcomes.
Productivity isn’t about looking busy, it’s about getting things done that truly move you forward.
Hard work isn’t enough. If you’re putting in effort but not progressing, it’s time to work differently.
Your future self will thank you for making the right changes today.
TO GOD BE THE GLORY.
Our Sabonsalo empowerment and employment queue is moving.
Congratulations to Comrade Abraham Mohammed Ibrahim and Mr. Aklo David Kuje from Wamba and Nasarawa Eggon Local Government Areas, respectively.
We are trusting GOD for more.
TO GOD BE THE GLORY
Our Motion on the Rehabilitation of Akwanga-Wamba Road has taken effect as the contractor has commenced work on the Akwanga-wamba Road.
WAN shall be greater than we met it.