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BRADE Africa Engineering Trainee
Location : Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria
Job Type : Full-time (Graduate Trainee)
Job Field : Engineering
Requirements:
- A degree in Engineering or another relevant technical discipline.
- Completion of the mandatory National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme.
- Strong analytical, research and data collection abilities.
- Good written and verbal communication skills.
- Careful attention to detail and the ability to retain important information.
- A proactive attitude, adaptability and a results-focused approach.
- Ability to work towards deadlines and manage assigned tasks effectively.
- Professional presentation and a commitment to delivering quality work efficiently.
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Zenith Insurance Graduate Technical Trainee Programme 2026
Requirements:
- Minimum of Second Class Lower (2:2)
- Must have completed NYSC
- Not more than 27 years old
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KATSINA CENTRAL, MY HEART IS FULL OF GRATITUDE!
Words alone cannot fully express how grateful I am for the incredible love, encouragement, and solidarity demonstrated by the good people of Katsina Central at today's Grand Campaign Flag-Off.
The massive turnout and warm reception were truly encouraging. I am particularly thankful to our respected elders, distinguished personalities, political leaders, stakeholders, party faithful, women, youths, and all supporters who came out to identify with us.
Your presence was more than attendance; it was a powerful expression of trust, unity, and shared commitment. I do not take this gesture lightly.
I pray that Almighty Allah rewards every one of you, blesses your families, and grants us continued peace, progress, and unity.
THANK YOU, KATSINA CENTRAL, FOR THE LOVE AND SOLIDARITY. I AM HONOURED, HUMBLED, AND DEEPLY GRATEFUL.
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Sultan of Sales | GRADUATE TRAINEE PROGRAMME
Alternative Bank
Requirements:
- A bachelor’s degree in a relevant field.
- A valid NYSC certificate.
- A passion for sales and building customer relationships.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
- Initiative, a results-focused mindset and a willingness to learn.
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Sultan of Sales | GRADUATE TRAINEE PROGRAMME
Alternative Bank
Requirements:
- A bachelor’s degree in a relevant field.
- A valid NYSC certificate.
- A passion for sales and building customer relationships.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
- Initiative, a results-focused mindset and a willingness to learn.
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Rovedana Technical Trainee
Requirements:
- Vocation/Training skills as a wood technician.
- 1-3 years of experience is desirable but not compulsory.
- Ability to make good and special designs.
- Crafty with strong attention to detail.
- Good communication skills.
- Basic knowledge of computers.
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NOVA Bank Recruitment 2026
Location : Abuja, Nnewi, Uyo, Onitsha, Yenagoa, Aba, Benin and Asaba, Nigeria
Job Type : Full-time
Job Field : Banking Financial Services
Requirements:
- Candidates should apply for the position that matches their banking experience and skills
- Application is through the online form provided
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Alliance Chemicals Graduate Trainee Program 2026
Requirements :
Interested applicants should meet the following criteria:
- Hold a First Class or Second Class Upper degree in Business, Engineering, Chemistry, Finance, Supply Chain, Procurement or a related discipline.
- Possess a BSc qualification, as specified in the programme description.
- Be interested in developing professional experience across different business functions.
- Be willing to participate in the two-year rotational and specialisation structure.
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MoMo Bank Graduate Development Program 2026
Requirements
•Have completed the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme within the last two (2) years.
•Demonstrate strong academic performance, innovation, and a passion for learning.
•Possess excellent communication, problem-solving, and analytical skills.
•Be eager to learn, collaborate, and thrive in a dynamic environment.
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Mele Kyari Appears Before Senate Committee on the N210 Trillion
The major takeaways from the engagement:
1. The N210 trillion
2. The N2.9 billion incorporation
3. Other Institutional Reforms of the NNPCL
ON THE N210T:
The former NNPCL Boss clarified that the figure arose from accounting entries and bookkeeping descriptions, not the disappearance or loss of money. He provided explanations on the relevant accounting entries that summed to produce the figure.
I once wrote something about this (attached)
ON THE 2.99BN
He also addressed the issue of N2.99 billion expenditure relating to the incorporation of NNPC Limited where he explained that the amount represented statutory payments to the Federal Inland Revenue Service and the Corporate Affairs Commission in connection with the company's incorporation.
On the NNPCL N210 Trillion
When the issue of the 210trn broke the internet, I commented that its just and addition of multiple entries to obtain a vague figure for media trial.
@BalaWunti appeared before the committee to shed more light on the issue and he has done more than justice to the issue.
Based on the attached interview, here are the facts:
1. No any figure of N210 trillion appears in the NNPC 2023 Audited Financial Statements (AFS).
2. The N210 trillion figure was derived by adding N107 trillion in receivables to N103 trillion in payables.
3. The NNPCL after PIA began operating two accounts, the shareholders’ account and the commercial account with NAPIMS now NUIMS operating the stakeholders and NNPCL HQ operating the commercial account. And being NUIMS a subsidiary, both its inflows and outflows must reflect on NNPC’s main account.
Here is the full engagement:
MY APPEARANCE BEFORE THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
Today, I appeared before the Senate Committee on Public Accounts to address issues arising from the audit of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd) and provide clarifications on matters relating to my tenure as Group Managing Director of NNPC and subsequently Group Chief Executive Officer of NNPC Limited.
I appreciate the opportunity provided by the Senate to present my explanations, respond to concerns raised in the audit report and place certain issues in their proper context.
At the heart of my presentation was the need to correct certain misconceptions and misinformation surrounding the financial records of the company, particularly the allegation that N210 trillion was lost under my leadership.
I stated unequivocally before the committee that no such funds were lost. The figure arose from accounting entries and bookkeeping descriptions, not the disappearance or loss of money. I provided explanations on the relevant entries and reaffirmed my readiness to offer any additional clarification the committee may require.
I also addressed the N2.99 billion expenditure relating to the incorporation of NNPC Limited. I explained that the amount represented statutory payments to the Federal Inland Revenue Service and the Corporate Affairs Commission in connection with the company's incorporation. The issue, as I clarified, relates to the accounting treatment and responsibility for the payment under the provisions of the Petroleum Industry Act, rather than any improper expenditure.
Beyond these specific issues, I considered it important to reflect on the institutional reforms undertaken during my tenure.
When I assumed leadership of NNPC in 2019, one of my foremost priorities was to establish a stronger framework for transparency, accountability and institutional responsibility. I firmly believed that a public institution entrusted with the nation's resources must be accountable to the people, who are its ultimate stakeholders.
In pursuit of this objective, we took the unprecedented decision to publish the company's financial statements, making its financial records publicly accessible for the first time in its 43-year history.
We understood that transparency would expose the company to greater scrutiny, criticism and public debate. However, we believed that public scrutiny was essential to building a stronger institution. Indeed, the disclosures generated constructive discussions, recommendations and internal reforms that helped improve operational efficiency, strengthen accountability and drive cost-saving measures.
These efforts contributed to a significant improvement in the company's financial performance, moving from a loss position to sustained profitability. I am particularly pleased that the accountability structures established during our tenure have been sustained by the current management, with encouraging financial results.
The reforms also took place within the broader transformation of Nigeria's petroleum industry following the enactment of the Petroleum Industry Act and further galvanized by Mr President’s policy interventions. We worked to implement the policy decisions of the Federal Government and the National Assembly, including the transition towards a market-based petroleum products regime.
During this period, we also witnessed increased investment in the oil and gas sector, the advancement of strategic gas infrastructure projects and the deepening of the downstream petroleum industry. These developments are important to the country's energy security, economic growth and long-term investment prospects.
I remain proud of the opportunity to have served NNPC and contributed to the transformation of an institution that is central to Nigeria's economic development.
Congratulations, Engr. @MSIngawa (Baraden Ingawa)!
Alhamdulillah on your well-deserved conferment with the prestigious traditional title of Baraden Ingawa by the Sarkin Fulanin Katsina and District Head of Ingawa, Alhaji Tukur Sulaiman Dambo (Dambo Tukur II).
The title of Barade — historically given to brave warriors and distinguished contributors — fits perfectly. Your consistent work through the Ingawa Fellowship Forum, scholarships, mentorship, career guidance, and youth empowerment programmes has positively impacted hundreds of Ingawa youths, opening doors in education, skills development, and leadership.
May Allah continue to strengthen you in this new role as you keep serving Ingawa, Katsina, and Nigeria. Allah Ya taya riko.
Congratulations on your conferment with the prestigious traditional title of Baraden Ingawa.
This well-deserved honour reflects the recognition of your personality, contributions, and commitment to the community. May Allah grant you the wisdom, strength, and guidance to discharge the responsibilities that come with this noble title.
May this new chapter bring greater accomplishments and meaningful service to your people. Congratulations once again!
ALHAMDULILLAH!
I am delighted to announce that the Sarkin Fulanin Katsina and District Head of Ingawa, Alhaji Tukur Sulaiman Dambo (Dambo Tukur II), has graciously approved my conferment with the traditional title of BARADEN INGAWA.
The title of Barade is a prestigious traditional institution deeply rooted in the history and heritage of Hausaland, with historical origins tracing back to the ancient Gobir Kingdom.
The word Barade signifies a warrior, a brave individual, or a person of exceptional courage and determination. In the interpretation of several linguists, it is also regarded as the plural form of Barde, meaning a warrior or hero.
Historically, the title was bestowed upon princes and distinguished frontline warriors in recognition of their bravery, gallantry, and commitment to defending the traditional institution. Today, however, many Hausa traditional institutions confer the title in recognition of individuals who have made remarkable contributions to the development and well-being of their communities, particularly in the areas of security, humanitarian support, and leadership.
I sincerely appreciate the District Head of Ingawa and the entire traditional council for finding me worthy of this prestigious honour and for the confidence and goodwill they have extended to me.
Insha Allah, I remain committed to giving my very best towards advancing the development, peace, and prosperity of Ingawa, Katsina State, and Nigeria at large.
Thank you.
MS Ingawa
Baraden Ingawa
ALHAMDULILLAH!
I am delighted to announce that the Sarkin Fulanin Katsina and District Head of Ingawa, Alhaji Tukur Sulaiman Dambo (Dambo Tukur II), has graciously approved my conferment with the traditional title of BARADEN INGAWA.
The title of Barade is a prestigious traditional institution deeply rooted in the history and heritage of Hausaland, with historical origins tracing back to the ancient Gobir Kingdom.
The word Barade signifies a warrior, a brave individual, or a person of exceptional courage and determination. In the interpretation of several linguists, it is also regarded as the plural form of Barde, meaning a warrior or hero.
Historically, the title was bestowed upon princes and distinguished frontline warriors in recognition of their bravery, gallantry, and commitment to defending the traditional institution. Today, however, many Hausa traditional institutions confer the title in recognition of individuals who have made remarkable contributions to the development and well-being of their communities, particularly in the areas of security, humanitarian support, and leadership.
I sincerely appreciate the District Head of Ingawa and the entire traditional council for finding me worthy of this prestigious honour and for the confidence and goodwill they have extended to me.
Insha Allah, I remain committed to giving my very best towards advancing the development, peace, and prosperity of Ingawa, Katsina State, and Nigeria at large.
Thank you.
MS Ingawa
Baraden Ingawa