Friday 30 January 2015
Makurdi-Port Harcourt Rail Line Opens For Commuters
Emir Sanusi To Electorate: Don’t Vote For Persecutors - Politics
AIT's Online Poll Hacking Evidence Was Faked - Gbenga Sesan - Politics
Premier League: Chelsea star Diego Costa to miss three EPL games after stamping ban upheld
IBB – All Presidential Candidates Have My Blessing - Politics
Islamic extremist attack in Nigeria named the ‘deadliest massacre’ in history
Power Blocs Backing Buhari –Tunde Bakare
Academic Vacancies At Michael Okpara University Of Agriculture (179 Positions)
Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU) is one of the three specialised universities of agriculture established by the Federal government of Nigeria in 1992. The University is located in the well-known agricultural training and research community of Umudike in the south Eastern zone of Nigeria. it lies
between longitude 7 degrees and 7 degrees 05’E and latitude 5 degrees 25’N.
MOUAU’s site is a rural agricultural based community and this brings to greater focus the role of the university as one specializing in agriculture and related disciplines. very good understanding has been developed between the University and the host communities and there is currently easy extension of research findings to these communities for the improvement of their farming practices and methods.Applications are invited (on-line) from suitably qualified candidates to fill the following vacant positions
Academic Positions
1.) Engineering Physics, Geophysics (20 Positions)
2.) Professor (5 Positions)3.) Associate Professor, Computer Science (10 Positions)
4.) Senior Lecturer, Computer Science (20 Positions)
5.) Professor – Statistics (5 Positions)
6.) Associate Professor – Statistics (10 Positions)
7.) Senior Lecturer – Statistics (20 Positions)
8.) Senior Lecturer – Statistics (20 Positions)
9.) Professor – Mathematics (5 Positions)
10.) Associate Professor – Mathematics (10 Positions)
11.) Senior Lecturer – Mathematics (20 Positions)
12.) Professor – Environmental Management and Toxicology (5 Positions)
13.) Senior Lecturer – Environmental Management and Toxicology (20 Positions)
14.) Associate Professor – Environmental Management and Toxicology (10 Positions)
15.) Professor – Environmental Management and Toxicology (5 Positions)
16.) Senior Lecturer – Environmental Management and Toxicology (20 Positions)
17.) Associate Professor – Environmental Management and Toxicology (10 Positions)
18.) Professor – Fisheries and Aquatic Management (5 Positions)
19.) Associate Professor – Fisheries and Aquatic Management (10 Positions)
20.) Senior Lecturer – Fisheries and Aquatic Management (20 Positions)
21.) Professor – Agronomy (Soil Microbiology) (5 Positions)
22.) Associate Professor – Agronomy (Soil Microbiology) (10 Positions)
23.) Senior Lecturer – Agronomy (Soil Microbiology) (20 Positions)24.) Professor – Soil Science and Meteorology (5 Positions)
25.) Associate Professor – Soil Science and Meteorology (10 Positions)
26.) Senior Lecturer – Soil Science and Meteorology (20 Positions)
27.) Senior Lecturer – Soil Science and Meteorology (Soil Physics/Conservation) (20 Positions)
28.) Associate Professor – Soil Pedology (10 Positions)
29.) Professor – Agricultural Economics (5 Positions)
30.) Senior Lecturer – Agricultural Economics (20 Positions)
31.) Senior Lecturer – Agricultural Economics (Resource and Environmental Economics) (20 Positions)
32.) Professor – Agribusiness and Management (5 Positions)
33.) Professor – Agribusiness and Management (Project Management, Financial Management, Cooperative Economic) (20 Positions)
34.) Associate Professor – Agribusiness and Management (10 Positions)
35.) Senior Lecturer – Agribusiness and Management (20 Positions)
36.) Professor – Rural Sociology and Extension (Agricultural Extension) (5 Positions)
37.) Associate Professor – Rural Sociology and Extension (Agricultural Extension) (10 Positions)
38.) Senior Lecturer – Rural Sociology and Extension (Agricultural Extension) (20 Positions)
39.) Senior Lecturer – Poultry Production (Swine Production and Management, Pasture Production) (20 Positions)
40.) Professor – Chemical Engineering (5 Positions)
41.) Associate Professor – Chemical Engineering (10 Positions)
42.) Senior Lecturer – Chemical Engineering (20 Positions)
43.) Professor – Mechanical Engineering (5 Positions)
44.) Associate Professor – Mechanical Engineering (10 Positions)
45.) Senior Lecturer – Mechanical Engineering (20 Positions)
46.) Professor – Electrical/Electronics (5 Positions)
47.) Associate Professor – Electrical/Electronics (10 Positions)
48.) Senior Lecturer – Electrical/Electronics (20 Positions)
49.) Professor – Chemistry Education (5 Positions)
50.) Associate Professor – Chemistry Education (10 Positions)
51.) Senior Lecturer – Chemistry Education (20 Positions)
52.) Professor – Physics Education Education (5 Positions)
53.) Associate Professor – Physics Education (10 Positions)
54.) Senior Lecturer – Physics Education (20 Positions)
55.) Professor – Computer Science Education (5 Positions)
56.) Associate Professor – Computer Science Education (10 Positions)
57.) Senior Lecturer – Computer Science Education (20 Positions)
58.) Professor – Mathematics Education (5 Positions)
59.) Associate Professor – Mathematics Education (10 Positions)
60.) Senior Lecturer – Mathematics Education (20 Positions)
61.) Professor – Biology Education (5 Positions)
62.) Associate Professor – Biology Education (10 Positions)
63.) Senior Lecturer – Biology Education (20 Positions)
64.) Professor – Integrated Science Education (5 Positions)
65.) Associate Professor – Integrated Science Education (10 Positions)
66.) Senior Lecturer – Integrated Science Education (20 Positions)
67.) Professor – Agric Education (5 Positions)
68.) Associate Professor – Agric. Education (10 Positions)
69.) Senior Lecturer – Agric. Education (20 Positions)
70.) Professor – Home Economics Education (5 Positions)
71.) Associate Professor – Home Economics Education (10 Positions)
72.) Senior Lecturer – Home Economics Education (20 Positions)
73.) Professor – Industry Technology Education (5 Positions)
74.) Associate Professor – Industry Technology Education (10 Positions)
75.) Senior Lecturer – Industry Technology Education (20 Positions)
76.) Professor – Home Economics (5 Positions)
77.) Professor – Psychology (5 Positions)
78.) Associate Professor – Home Economics (10 Positions)
79.) Senior Lecturer – Home Economics (20 Positions)
80.) Associate Professor – Psychology (10 Positions)
81.) Senior Lecturer – Psychology (20 Positions)
82.) Professor – Accounting Education (5 Positions)
83.) Associate Professor – Accounting Education (10 Positions)
84.) Senior Lecturer – Accounting Education (20 Positions)
85.) Professor – Business Education (5 Positions)
86.) Associate Professor – Business Education (10 Positions)
87.) Senior Lecturer – Business Education (20 Positions)
88.) Professor – Library and Information Science (5 Positions)
89.) Associate Professor – Library and Information Science (10 Positions)
90.) Senior Lecturer – Library and Information Science (20 Positions)
91.) Associate Professor – Adult and Continuing Education (10 Positions)
92.) Senior Lecturer – Adult and Continuing Education (20 Positions)
93.) Associate Professor – Guidance Counseling (10 Positions)
94.) Senior Lecturer – Guidance Counseling (20 Positions)
95.) Professor – Food Engineering (5 Positions)
96.) Senior Lecturer – Food Engineering (20 Positions)
97.) Senior Lecturer – Food Chemistry and Biotechnology (20 Positions)
98.) Associate Professor – Food Quality Control and Assurance (10 Positions)
99.) Senior Lecturer – Food Processing and Preservation (20 Positions)
100.) Senior Lecturer: Food Quality Control and Assurance (20 Positions)
101.) Associate Professor – Food Processing and Preservation (10 Positions)
102.) Professor – Economics (5 Positions)
103.) Associate Professor – Economics (10 Positions)
104.) Senior Lecturer – Economics (20 Positions)
105.) Professor – Hotel Management and Tourism (5 Positions)
106.) Associate Professor – Hotel Management and Tourism (10 Positions)
107.) Senior Lecturer: Hotel Management and Tourism (20 Positions)
108.) Professor – Human Nutrition and Dietetics (5 Positions)
109.) Professor – Business Administration (5 Positions)
110.) Associate Professor – Business Administration (10 Positions)
111.) Senior Lecturer – Business Administration (20 Positions)
112.) Professor – Entrepreneurial Science (5 Positions)
113.) Associate Professor – Entrepreneurial Science (10 Positions)
114.) Senior Lecturer – Entrepreneurial Science (20 Positions)
115.) Professor – Banking and Finance (5 Positions)
116.) Associate Professor – Banking and Finance (10 Positions)
117.) Senior Lecturer – Banking and Finance (20 Positions)
118.) Professor – Human Resource Management (5 Positions)
119.) Associate Professor – Human Resource Management (10 Positions)
120.) Senior Lecturer – Human Resource Management (20 Positions)
121.) Associate Professor – Physics (10 Positions)
122.) Professor – Physics (5 Positions)
123.) Senior Lecturer – Chemistry (20 Positions)
124.) Associate Professor – Chemistry (10 Positions)
125.) Professor – Chemistry (5 Positions)
126.) Senior Lecturer – Plant Science and Biotechnology (20 Positions)
127.) Associate Professor – Plant Science and Biotechnology (10 Positions)
128.) Professor – Plant Science and Biotechnology (5 Positions)
129.) Senior Lecturer – Biochemistry (20 Positions)
130.) Associate Professor – Biochemistry (10 Positions)
131.) Senior Lecturer – Microbiology (20 Positions)
132.) Associate Professor – Microbiology (10 Positions)
133.) Senior Lecturer – Hydrobiology, Entomology, Animal Physiology (20 Positions)
134.) Associate Professor – Hydrobiology, Entomology, Animal Physiology (10 Positions)
135.) Professor – Hydrobiology, Entomology, Animal Physiology (5 Positions)
136.) Professor – Biochemistry (5 Positions)
137.) Professor – Microbiology (5 Positions)
138.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Theriogenology (10 Positions)
139.) Professor – Veterinary Theriogenology (5 Positions)
140.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Surgery (20 Positions)
141.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Surgery (10 Positions
142.) Professor – Veterinary Surgery (5 Positions)
143.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Medicine (20 Positions)
144.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Medicine (10 Positions)
145.) Professor – Veterinary Medicine (5 Positions)
146.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Public Health (20 Positions)
147.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Public Health (10 Positions)
148.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Microbiology (20 Positions)
149.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Microbiology (10 Positions)
150.) Professor – Veterinary Microbiology (5 Positions)
151.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Parasitology (20 Positions)
152.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Parasitology (10 Positions)
154.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Pathology (Clinical and Diagnostics) (20 Positions)
155.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Pathology (10 Positions)
156.) Professor – Veterinary Pathology (5 Positions)
157.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Animal Health and Production (20 Positions)
158.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Animal Health and Production (10 Positions)
159.) Professor – Veterinary Animal Health and Production (5 Positions)
160.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Toxicology (20 Positions)
161.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Toxicology (10 Positions)
162.) Professor – Veterinary Toxicology (5 Positions)
163.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Pharmacology (20 Positions)
164.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Pharmacology (10 Positions)
165.) Professor – Veterinary Pharmacology (5 Positions)
166.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Physiology (20 Positions)
167.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Physiology (10 Positions)
168.) Professor – Veterinary Physiology (5 Positions)
169.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Biochemistry (20 Positions)
170.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Biochemistry (10 Positions)
171.) Professor – Veterinary Biochemistry (5 Positions)
172.) Senior Lecturer – Veterinary Anatomy (20 Positions)
173.) Associate Professor – Veterinary Anatomy (10 Positions)
174.) Professor – Veterinary Anatomy (5 Positions)
175.) Senior Lecturer – Accounting (20 Positions)
176.) Associate Professor – Accounting (10 Positions)
177.) Professor – Accounting (5 Positions)
178.) Senior Lecturer – Marketing (20 Positions)
179.) Associate Professor – Marketing (10 Positions)
Apply here: http://mouauportal.edu.ng/application-jobs/jobs.php
Application Deadline: March 4, 2015
http://mouauportal.edu.ng
Buhari Refusal To Participate In Debate Shocks Supporters - Politics
The refusal by the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, to participate in the proposed presidential debate organised by the Nigeria Electoral Debate Group (NEDG), has been described as not only an act of cowardice to his supporters across the country but an indication of his shallow mindedness about the ideals of statecraft.
According to Comrade Oluwasanmi Solomon of the Arise Africa Youth Coalition, Buhari’s non participation in the debate showed that he was scared to expose his ineptitude and a huge disappointment to his teeming supporters which will lower their morale particularly on the numerous controversies surrounding his academic qualification. He said, it was only proper that the former Head of State gave the electorates an opportunity to dig into his intellectual capacity which is more important than the face saving public relations being carried out by his image laundering team.
He alleged that it was rather unfortunate that the APC Presidential candidate who has been accused of not possessing the required academic qualification to contest the elections will shy away from the only opportunity to prove his detractors wrong.
Speaking to newsmen in Abuja, Comr. Oluwasanmi who stated that the people were the most important ingredient in a democracy, advised Buhari to go back to his handlers to understudy the tenets of democracy.
“Democracy the world over is anchored on openness and accountability, which is totally different from military government, as such an aspiring leader who cannot confront the masses to outline his blueprint on developing the nation’s economy; respond to questions that will better the lot of the people cannot not be given the mandate to preside over the commonwealth of the nation.”
“It is rather unfortunate that the General is yet to understand how democracy works. This system is about the people, and the peoples’ decision should be paramount. The people have asked for a debate, Buhari should oblige them to show how people-oriented he will be as president”. He said.
The civil rights activist further berated the APC for supporting their candidate in his refusal to participate in the debate. He noted that the change longed for, was one that will carry the people along and not a change that will be anchored on a cabal or person.
While challenging the party, Oluwasanmi called on the APC to prove their popular claim of being a body of intellectuals by coming out to face Jonathan during the debate, saying the debate will not only put paid to Buhari’s certificate saga but also expose his intellectual capability.
http://leadership.ng/news/407341/buhari-refusal-participate-debate-shocks-supporters
I did warn egift when he was embarking on his failed propaganda that except the debate was held using Hausa language we won't see Buhari, vindicated again. The 2011 debate was a circus, this is the real deal.
Top 15 Most Performing Governors In Nigeria By Premiumratings
The Rivers State Governor Rt Hon Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi emerged the overall winner in the best performing Nigerian governors poll. The poll which ran across various online fora, social network platforms as well as the premiumratings site lasted for one month and saw several participants within and across Nigeria. The poll was based on the major sectors of the Nigerian state economy which includes: Agriculture, Infrastructure, Education, Health, Security, Rural and region Development (development outside the state capital), Job Creation/Human Capital Development and Resource management/ Prudence.
After collation and computation of all the poll results the Rivers State governor Rt Hon. Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi emerged the overall winner after polling 47.11% of the total polls and coming tops in Education, Health, Job creation/human Capital development and Agricultural sectors of the economy. The Lagos State government Babatunde Fashola came second after polling 9.61% of the total and the Imo State governor Rochas Okorocha came third after polling 9.25%.
the following table shows the top 15 most performing governors in Nigeria and their percentage polls
N Governor State % poll of total
1 Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi Rivers 47.11
2 Babatunde Fashola Lagos 9.61
3 Rochas Okorocha Imo 9.21
4 Godswill Akpabio Akwa Ibom 8.19
5 Sule Lamido Jigawa 6.41
6 Rabiu Kwankwaso Kano 4.27
7 Ahmed Abdulfatah Kwara 3.91
8 Willie Obiano Anambra 3.56
9 Sullivan Chime Enugu 2.49
10 Shehu Shema Katsina 1.78
11 Rauf Aregbesola Osun 1.07
12 Aliyu Wamakko Sokoto o.71
13 Adams Oshemole Edo 0.70
14 Abiola Ajimobi Oyo 0.70
15 Ibinkunle Amosun Ogun 0.36
SECTORAL BREAK DOWN OF THE POLL RESULTS
Agriculture: the Rivers State Governor Chibuike Amachi came tops in the Agricultural sector after polling 34.15% of the total polls in the Agric sector while Kwara State governor Ahmed Abdulfatah came second after polling a total of 29.27%. The Sokoto State governor Wamakko came third after managing 4.88% . participants who rooted for the Rivers State governor pointed out his various Agricultural initiative and programs which includes but not limited to: Songai farm initiatives which some pointed out is twenty times its prototype in Porto novo, Benin Republic, fish farming taking place in several LGAs , Banana plantation in Tai covering over a thousand hectares of land, oil palm plantation, rubber plantation, cassava plantation, poultry farming, among others.
source premiumratings.org
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