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[NLNG @officialnlng]

Don't wait until it's the deadline to apply.

Applications are still open for three operations roles at Bonny Island, Rivers State:

▪️ Shift Operator
▪️ Operations Supervisor
▪️ Shift Principal Operator

Review the full advert, attach all mandatory documents, and apply only through the NLNG Career Site at https://t.co/KonJcalBD6.

Deadline: Tuesday, 17 November 2026

All eligible women and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. NLNG does not charge any fee at any stage of the recruitment process.

#NLNGCareers #NLNGIsHiring

[enugugovernment @enugugover76588]

ENUGU STRENGTHENS PUBLIC SAFETY WITH TECHNOLOGY-DRIVEN 112 EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEM

The Enugu State Government, under Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, continues to advance technology-driven solutions to strengthen public safety and improve emergency response across the state.

Through the Enugu 112 Emergency Response System, residents can access security intervention by simply dialling 112 and pressing 2, providing a direct channel for reporting security emergencies and seeking assistance.

The initiative underscores the administration’s focus on leveraging innovation and technology to protect lives, safeguard communities and build a safer, more responsive Enugu.

#PeterMbah #EnuguRising #PublicSafety #GoodGovernance #TomorrowIsHere

[NERC Nigeria @NERCNG]

Electricity Safety Na Everybody Business! ⚡️

My people, hear this one carefully! 🛑 If electricity dey shock person, NO TRY REMOVE DEM WITH YOUR HAND. Current fit jump enter your own body, come turn you to second victim! Follow these rules make we stay safe:

🚫 No Touch: Never hold person wey electricity dey shock or touch live wire.

🏠 No Build / Trade Under Power Line: No build house, sell market, or hang around under high tension wire or transformer. Na your obituary you dey prepare like that!

⚡️ Report Sparks & Sparking: If light dey do wire-wire (off and on) or sparks dey fly, quick-quick report to your DisCo, nearest NERC office, or security agents.

Transformers, power lines, and poles na our collective property, make we protect am make e no protect us go cemetery!

Share this video make una save life today! 🛡️

#NERC #StaySafe #ElectricitySafety #PowerSmart #NESI #Nigeria #SafetyAlert

[ITFNigeria @ITFNigeria]

Education alone is not enough. With 53% of youths unemployed due to lack of skills, ITF-SUPA is empowering Nigerians with hands-on training and free certifications for a stronger future.

[ITFNigeria @ITFNigeria]

From tailors to welders, mechanics to craftsmen, one message echoes across Nigeria: Thank you.

Through the Nigeria Artisans for Renewed Hope Initiative, artisans from across the country express their gratitude to the Presidency and ITF for supporting skills development and economic empowerment in Nigeria.

[Nigeria Police Force @PoliceNG]

Good morning, Nigerians!

Find attached the updated phone numbers of Police Public Relations Officers (PPROs) across the 36 states and the FCT. You can reach out to the PPRO in your state for enquiries, information or assistance on police-related matters.

Thank you.

[RecruitmentPQ @RecruitmentPq]

FME TVET Initiative Application 2026 Cohort 3 is Open - Apply Now (Free Training + Monthly Stipend)

The Federal Ministry of Education is offering fully funded skills training in 25 high-demand trades, with a monthly stipend and start-up support.

Requirements:
- Must be a Nigerian with a valid NIN and BVN (6-month STC track)
- No prior educational qualification required for STC
- 1-year VEI track: proof of prior skills, First School Leaving Certificate or any non-formal education certificate
- Choose your preferred trade and training centre when applying

Apply: https://t.co/XBkZPPu3AM

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[NYSC NDHQ @officialnyscng]

NYSC Director-General's Farewell Message To The 2025 Batch ‘C’ Corps Members

On behalf of the NYSC family, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to the 2025 Batch ‘C’ Corps Members on your remarkable achievement in completing your national service. You have answered the call to serve with courage, passion, and an unwavering commitment to the ideals of our great nation.

Your patriotism, resilience, selfless service, and unwavering dedication have inspired hope and set a shining example for others to emulate. You have shown that the true spirit of service lies in giving your best for the greater good.

The impactful projects you initiated and the lives you touched in your host communities will forever be etched in the heart of our nation’s story. Your legacy of service will inspire generations yet unborn.

As you transition into the next phase of your journey, I encourage you to boldly harness the knowledge and skills gained through the NYSC Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) programme. Be pioneers—forge new paths, create opportunities, and become beacons of hope for others.

Let the NYSC’s core values—patriotism, integrity, efficiency, commitment, teamwork, and self-reliance—be your compass as you chart bold new courses, overcome challenges, and reach for your highest aspirations.

Uphold these values in all you do, and strive for leadership wherever you find yourself—so that you may become architects of unity, progress, and national development.

May your journey ahead be bright, purposeful, and filled with success and fulfillment. Go forth and make your mark on the world.

Nigeria is ours, Nigeria we serve.

Once again, congratulations and best wishes! I love you all!

[ENUGU STATE WATER CORPORATION @EnuguWater]

Enugu State Water Corporation set to embark on pipeline extension across Enugu metropolis!

#Ndịenuguyourwaterishere

[enugugovernment @enugugover76588]

RECAP: Mbah Unveils Multi-Billion-Naira Pharmaceutical Plant, Boosts Job Creation in Enugu

…Anchorage investment underscores Governor’s drive for employment, economic growth and prosperity through good governance

Taking a journey back to Thursday, October 22, Governor Peter Mbah commissioned Anchorage Pharmaceutical Industries Limited, a multi-billion-naira pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in Trans-Ekulu, Enugu, in another major milestone in the state’s investment and job creation drive.

The facility is expected to create hundreds of jobs for Ndi Enugu, with production activities spanning drug manufacturing, processing, packaging, laboratory testing, quality control, warehousing and distribution. Beyond direct employment, its operations could stimulate further opportunities across logistics, supply chains and related services.

At the commissioning, Governor Mbah reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to attracting private-sector investments that expand employment, develop local talent, strengthen domestic manufacturing and drive sustainable economic development.

“We are interested in made-in-Enugu, and that’s what you’re doing here,” the governor declared, highlighting his administration’s determination to support local enterprise and create an enabling environment where businesses can thrive and more people can find meaningful employment.

Chairman of Anchorage’s Board of Directors, Rear Admiral Allison Madueke (Rtd.), commended Mbah for creating an investment-friendly environment, describing the company as a legacy project designed to generate jobs, develop local talent and contribute to economic prosperity.

The governor also disclosed that the state would explore partnerships with Anchorage to supply medicines to government medical stores and primary healthcare facilities, including the 260 Type-2 primary healthcare centres being developed across Enugu.

With its potential to expand employment, strengthen the pharmaceutical value chain and improve access to quality medicines, Anchorage exemplifies how good governance can inspire private investment and translate economic vision into opportunities for the people.

Yesterday’s investment story. Today’s reminder of a future being built through good governance, job creation and economic development.

Tomorrow Is Here!

#PeterMbah #EnuguRising #JobCreation #GoodGovernance

[Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA @Fmohnigeria]

PRESS STATEMENT
STAY INFORMED. STAY SAFE.

Public health is a shared responsibility, and the right information helps us all stay safe.

The Federal Government, working with the NCDC and relevant health authorities, is taking the necessary steps to protect public health and strengthen surveillance following the confirmation of an Ebola disease case in the FCT.

There is no need for panic. What matters is staying informed, practising good hand hygiene, knowing the symptoms and seeking guidance from public health authorities if you suspect exposure.

📌 Remember: Ebola spreads through direct contact with the blood or body fluids of an infected person who is sick or has died, or contaminated materials. It does not spread before symptoms begin.

For reliable information or to report a suspected case, call the NCDC toll-free line 6232, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Let’s stay calm, rely on verified information and do our part to keep our communities safe.

#MinistryOfHealthNG

[Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus @DrTedros]

.@Fmohnigeria reported the first case in Nigeria of #Ebola caused by Bundibugyo virus. The patient is in isolation, since the onset of symptoms and receiving necessary clinical care: https://t.co/O8p4mSLArR

Contact tracing is ongoing. @WHO and partners are working with the governments of Nigeria, Kenya and the DRC to strengthen the overall outbreak response.

WHO urges all countries in the region to sustain a high level of readiness, which is essential to detect cases early, prevent onward transmission and protect health workers and communities.
https://t.co/GLvEdpsJs2

[Peter Ndubuisi Mbah @PNMbah]

Our keke drivers are part of the engine of our economy, and we must continue to support them. They will no longer be required to pay ticket fees, and the curfew has been extended from 9 pm to 10 pm to ease transportation costs for our people and reflect the significant improvements in security.

I sincerely appreciate the tricycle drivers of Enugu for their massive support and for showing up in their numbers.

We’ve seen the new roads, schools, hospitals, jobs and investments transforming Enugu. We must protect this progress through continuity.

𝗧𝗼𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗿𝗼𝘄 𝗶𝘀 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲.

[Dan Nwomeh @DanNwomeh]

NEW: Enugu gov't approves ₦32bn legacy gratuity payment, begins disbursement next week

The Enugu State Government has approved the payment of about ₦32 billion in outstanding legacy gratuities owed to retirees, with the first tranche of ₦10 billion scheduled for release from next week.

The Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Prof. Chidiebere Onyia, disclosed this on Friday while briefing journalists at the Government House, Enugu, after the State Executive Council meeting.

Onyia, who briefed newsmen alongside the Commissioner for Information and Communication, Dr. Malachy Agbo; Commissioner for Lands and Urban Development, Barr. Chimaobi Okorie; and Commissioner for for Commissioner for Human Development and Poverty Eradication, Prof. Benedett Ekwutosi Okoli, said the payment was part of the commitment of the Governor Peter Mbah Administration to clear the inherited gratuity liabilities before the end of Mbah's first tenure.

He explained that the outstanding gratuities were liabilities inherited by the present administration, adding that the state government had made provisions for the settlement of the gratuities in the 2026 budget, which had been approved by the State House of Assembly.

“This amount of money was put in the 2026 budget and approved by the Enugu State House of Assembly. So, it is in appropriation law,” he said.

The SSG stressed that the decision was not a hastily conceived measure but part of a planned process to address the state's outstanding obligations to retired workers.

According to him, the government suspended the existing gratuity verification process in December 2025 and established a verification committee to review records dating back to 2000.

He said the exercise was designed to establish the actual liabilities by examining retirees’ records and supporting documents, adding that the amount approved by the Executive Council was based on the outcome of the verification.

Onyia disclosed that the first ₦10 billion tranche would be released to commence payments, after which subsequent tranches would follow until the entire verified liability of approximately ₦32 billion was cleared.

The SSG added that the administration was also addressing gratuity obligations at the local government level, where the outstanding exposure was estimated at more than ₦10 billion.

He said Governor Mbah had approved a meeting of the Economic Council to review the local government liabilities to enable local government retirees to start receiving their gratuities soon, alongside their counterparts at the state level.

He clarified that the current exercise focused on legacy gratuities, noting that the government had already commenced the payment of outstanding pension obligations following the verification of eligible beneficiaries.

“The gratuity owed to every retiree across the board from 2000 will be paid,” he said.

The SSG also disclosed that the verification committee, which he chaired, had reviewed the records of 66,783 persons across the workforce and pension-gratuity categories.

He explained that the verification exercise was necessary to guard against fraudulent claims and ensure that payments were made to legitimate beneficiaries.

He, however, clarified that retirees, who had concerns with the outcome of the verifications were free to submit their complaints to the verification committee for further review.

Onyia said that clearing the inherited gratuity liabilities was an important step towards ensuring that the state did not continue to accumulate unpaid retirement benefits for future administrations.

He reiterated that the Mbah administration was committed to settling the verified legacy obligations while sustaining payments to eligible pensioners and putting in place a more sustainable pension system for the state.

[NCC Consumers @ConsumersNCC]

Do you know your rights as a telecom consumer? 📱

Knowing your rights helps you make informed choices and speak up when things go wrong.

Know Your Rights. Use Your Voice.

#KnowYourRights #TelecomConsumers #ConsumerRights #NCCProtectsYou #ConnectingNigeria

[NCC Consumers @ConsumersNCC]

Shey you sabi your rights as telecom consumers wey you be?

Na when you sabi your right, you go fit make decision wey you dey sure of and fit talk things wey dey go wrong.

Sabi your right. Dey talk.

#KnowYourRights #TelecomConsumers #ConsumerRights #NCCProtectsYou #ConnectingNigeria

[Postcodeng @Postcode_ng]

The "black gate" is not an address! How many black gates will you check before finding the right one?

Make finding locations easier with the Digital Postcode!

Know your Postcode. Find your place. No more address wahala!

Visit https://t.co/x3VBuTTpr9 to get started. It’s free!

#IKnowMyPostcode #NIPOST #DigitalPostcode #AddressMadeEasy

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