Breaking News: Federal Civil Service lists 90 jobs including Department of Petroleum Resources

Breaking News: Federal Civil Service lists 90 jobs including Department of Petroleum Resources

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Breaking News: Federal Civil Service lists 90 jobs including Department of Petroleum Resources

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

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.

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NYSC to receive N19,792,018,400 for corps members’ mobilization

President Muhammadu Buhari, has written to the Senate, seeking approval for the virement of N180 billion from N500 billion appropriated for the Special Intervention Programme, to finance key projects including the mobilization of National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, members.
According to the letter read at the commencement of Tuesday’s plenary by the Deputy Senate President, Chief Ike Ekweremadu, the amnesty initiative and the Public Service Wage Adjustment, PSWA, numbered among projects to be financed, as amnesty will get a sum of N35 billion.
“The total recurrent expenditure requirement to be transferred is N166,630,886,954, while the capital expenditure requirement to be transferred is N14,208,367,476,” Buhari said.

A breakdown of the areas the money would be transferred showed PSWA taking the lion share of N71,800,215,270; amnesty, N35billion; mobilisation of corps members, N19,792,018,400.
Others are: foreign missions, N14,667,230,014; Operation Lafiya Dole, N13,933,093,000; Nigerian Air Force, N12,708,367,476; internal operations of the Armed Forces, N5,205,930,270; margin for increase in cost, N2 billion; Presidential Initiative for the North East, N1.5billion.Also, contingency, salary shortfall for the Public Complaints Commission gets N1.2 billion each, even as feeding of cadets at the Police Academy, Kano, and augmentation of meal subsidy for Unity Colleges receive N932,400,000 and N900,000,000.
The President, while explaining need for more funds, said: “Only N20,000,000,000 (already fully released) was provided in the 2016 budget for the Niger Delta amnesty programme. Consequently, allowances to ex-militants have only been paid up to May 2016. This is creating a lot of restiveness and compounding the security challenge in the region.”
As regards NYSC, he said: “The provision for NYSC in the 2016 budget is inadequate to cater for the number of corps members to be mobilised this year. In fact, an additional N8.5 billion is required to cover the backlog of 129, 469 members, who are currently due for call-up but would otherwise be left out till next year, due to funding constraints.”

The NYSC had announced the date for the Orientation Course for prospective 2016 Batch B corps members, disclosing that the programme would run from 24th of November to 13th December .

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