Friday, April 18, 2014

UNICEF IS RECRUITING



Unite for children
Unicef

Vacancy Number:                                                   VN-NGR-15-2014
Post Title                                                              WASH OFFICER
Level:   Water, Sanitation & Hygiene Officer (NOA & NOB) & WASH
Specialist (NOC)
Contract Type:                                             Fixed Term (FT)
Duration:                                                     At least one year
Location:                                                     Multiple Duty Stations
Deadline for application:                            30 April 2014
UNICEF Nigeria seeks the services of experienced WASH professional at various levels (NOA, NOB, & NOC) to be based in multiple duty stations
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CAREER OPPORTUNITY IN INSURANCE COMPANY


CAREER OPPORTUNITY IN INSURANCE COMPANY

A leading Insurance Company licensed to transact Life and Non-Life Insurance business in Nigeria.

Job Reference Number: LAG/CFO/01/ Job Title: Chief Financial Officer
Job Summary: The ideal Candidate will be responsible for the overall Financial and Fiscal functions of the Company.

Saturday, April 5, 2014

A bad-smelling vagina

 Many women complain that they havea
bad smell coming from the vagina, even after
washing frequently. This can be very
distressing, particularly if it is noticed and
commented on by someone else.
Genital odour is due to the combination of
vaginal secretions, eccrine and apocrine sweat
and external sources (urine, faeces, topical
applications).
What symptoms should lead to concern?
A bad smell could be due to genital infection or
disease. Clues include:
- excessive vaginal discharge
- itching (pruritus vulvae)
- pain and soreness.
What conditions cause vaginal malodour?
Sometimes the apparently bad vaginal smell is
actually normal, as vaginal secretions in every
adult woman have a rather musty odour. The
smell can vary throughout the menstrual cycle.
There is also a wide variation in what is
considered acceptable.
Bad smell is however often associated with
infectious or non-infectious causes of vaginitis
or less often, vulval disease.
Malodorous vaginal infections include:
- Bacterial vaginosis (the most common reason
for genital malodour, a fishy smell)
- Trichomoniasis (this is foul-smelling in only
about 20% of infected women)
- Vulval ulceration of any cause, particularly if
due to donovanosis or chancroid
- Vaginal discharge associated with pelvic
inflammatory disease
- Forgotten foreign bodies such as tampons,
diaphragms or sponges
- Fistulas or passageways linking the vagina
with the rectum or bladder following childbirth,
injury or surgery
- Hidradenitis suppurativa.
Although candidal vulvovaginitis (thrush) is very
common, it causes a yeasty smell, which is not
considered particularly unpleasant by most
women.
Noninfectious causes of vaginal malodour
include:
- Excessive perspiration ( hyperhidrosis leading
to bromhidrosis) especially associated with
obesity
- Chronic constipation and bloating or dietary
factors leading to release of smelly rectal gases
- Urinary incontinence, releasing ammonia
- Faecal incontinence
- Poor hygiene, often in women who are elderly
or mentally unwell
- Vulval cancer, when it is due to necrosis
(death of tissue)
- Discharge or necrosis of other genital cancers
- Trimethylaminuria (fish-odour syndrome)
- Olfactory hallucinations, e.g. associated with
temporal lobe epilepsy
- Psychiatric conditions.
What tests should be done?
Women complaining of genital malodour should
undergo careful external and internal
examination after a careful history has been
taken. Tests may include pH, vaginal and/or
vulval swabs for microbiology and sometimes
skin biopsy.
Treatment
Treatment depends on the underlying cause.
Antibiotics should be prescribed for confirmed
infection.
General measures should include:
- Avoid wearing tight or occlusive underwear
- Change underwear frequently
- Bathe gently using non-soap cleanser once or
twice daily
- Attempt to lose weight, if relevant
- If incontinent of urine, copper acetate
impregnated incontinence pads may help to
reduce the smell.
The hazards of self-treatment
Excessive washing, antiseptics, deodorants and
douching (rinsing out the vagina) may irritate
the vagina and vulva, potentially resulting in
increased irritation and discharge from vulvitis,
chemically-induced vaginitis or secondary
infection. Don’t do it!

Could porn turn your child into a rapist?

Abuja - In a chilling article, the Daily Mail
reports that 'a 13-year-old schoolboy raped his
8-year-old sister after watching pornography on
an XBox computer console' with his friends.
The boy said after watching porn he 'decided to
try it out' on his sister because he was small
and 'couldn't remember stuff'.
Fiona Elvines, from the Rape Crisis Charity is
quoted as saying children accessing
pornography was a 'growing concern'. She
added, 'For a long time people have been sitting
on the fence and saying we do not have the
evidence to say porn is harmful, but now we
are starting to have some evidence around
young people’s exposure.
How much evidence do you need? When
children see porn, they have no context for what
it is used for. There is pressure on children to
be sexualised, particularly on younger boys, to
start having sex.'
In a similar case, reported in The Telegraph, a
12-year-old boy raped his younger sister after
watching porn at school. When sentencing the
minor Judge Thomas warned that the Internet
cannot be used as a 'babysitter'. He also
warned parents that the internet is a 'mirror of
adulthood in all forms'.
He added: 'It's a sad fact that many boys of
his age will have been exposed to adult
pornography. But not all boys exposed to it will
act as he did. He found pornography online and
replicated what he saw.'
The boy admitted having urges he could not
control and knew what he was doing was
wrong. The court ordered the boy to register as
a sex offender for two and a half years.
Protecting your child from the negative
influence of pornography
The FBI Cyber Divisionoffers the following tips
for protecting your child online:
- Communicate with your child about sexual
victimization and online dangers.
- Spend time with your child online. Have them
teach you about their favourite destinations.
- Keep the computer in a common room and
not in the child's room.
- Use parental controls and website-blocking
software.
- Always maintain access to your child’s online
account. Randomly check his/her email.
- Teach your child responsible use of online
resources.
- Find out what computer safeguards are used
by your child’s school, the public library, and
the homes of your child’s friends.
- Understand, even if your child was a willing
participant in any form of sexual exploitation,
that he/she is not at fault and is the victim.

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

ESSENTIAL FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN DRAFTING A VIABLE MARKETING PLAN



 

INTRODUCTION

Every organization either small or giant needs a Marketing Plans  to sell its product or service  to meets the set objective or goals of the organization is most time is profit.
Therefore, it’s essential to strategize on the viability of marketing plan to be adopted before taking actions.
If you are able to get it right from the beginning, right questions being asked,  and right strategies adopted, then, you can be sure your company can sustain itself amidst strong competitions.

Rick Ross Replies To 50 Cent, “I’m really through talking about dog…”

Rick Ross Ends All 50 Cent Talk, : “I’m really through talking about dog…”
There have been several diss from 50 Cent towards Rick Ross and the Bad Boy Record label as a whole, Rick Ross appeared on his other favorite white girl, Chelsea Handler’s, show on the March 28. Among other topics, Ross spoke on 50 Cent, acquiring more Wing Stop franchises, and more.

FUTURE IN MIND: THE NEXT LEVEL OF WAR TANKS (STEALTH MODE TANKS)

The idea of the PL-01 is to try and eliminate the infrared, radar and visual signature of the traditional tank

This the next level of technology in relation to security..This tank was built to disguise itself to look like a car and also have the capability to appear and disappear  at the touch of a button

Saturday, March 29, 2014

Vacancy - Coca-Cola Company Recruiting...Communications Mgr, Nigeria Franchise

                                                                    
                                                             
      
Coca-Cola Company Plc hiring, Recruiting - Job Vacancy... Communications Mgr, Nigeria Franchise at Coca-Cola Company Plc - 2014.

The Company:
The Coca-Cola Company is an American multinational beverage corporation and manufacturer, retailer and marketer of nonalcoholic beverage concentrates and syrups.
At the Coca-Cola Company you can cultivate your career in a challenging and dynamic environment. We are the largest manufacturer and distributor of nonalcoholic drinks in the world-selling more than 1 billion drinks a day. Unlock your full potential with a future-focused company that is known and respected throughout the world.
Job Title:Communications Mgr, Nigeria Franchise
Location: Lagos
Job ID: 28209
Job Summary:
Play a key role in the development and implementation of effective communication and stakeholder engagement strategies to grow the reputation of our Company and Brands and support the business goals in Nigeria.
Boost the Company’s communications impact across the media spectrum (print, broadcast and social) to increase awareness and recognition of the economic and social impact of the Coca-Cola business and engage our various audiences.
Champion Ambassadorship through leveraging internal communication (including Coca-Cola Journey) and volunteering opportunities to inform, engage and inspire our system associates.
Engage and collaborate with the bottling partner as appropriate on system and external communication initiatives.
Monitor and evaluate the impact of our communication on the company’s reputation
Support Sustainability communications work for our key initiatives, including 5by20, RAIN, PET Recycling
Key Duties/Responsibilities:
Manage corporate communications, including developing publication, video and advertising materials as well as employee communication and engagement.
Manage media relations, including leveraging traditional and social media to optimize the Company’s communications reach and impact.
Support the Consumer Marketing function with effective Brand PR planning and execution.
Identify review and recommend strategic sponsorship and partnership opportunities to support the Company’s sustainability commitments and drive corporate visibility and reputation.
Plan and manage internal and external company events, including post event evaluation and reporting.
Develop, nurture and leverage strategic relationships with key stakeholder groups and relevant individual influencers and decision-makers.
Manage the PAC Function budget, ensuring value optimization and compliance with the Company’s policies and processes. 5%

Communication Complexities:
Extensive High Level Strategic/Operational Interaction with: Traditional and social news media, Agencies/ Suppliers. The role will be responsible for monitoring and reporting on our social media mentions and ensuring appropriate response to issues in line with company policy; as well as managing relationships suppliers, including PR and Creative agencies, ensuring compliance with the company’s Supplier Guiding Principles and Procurement and Payment Policies
Nature and Purpose of the Interaction: To support the Public Affairs and Communications Manager in developing, implementing and measuring initiatives which enhance and protect the Company’s image and reputation.

Analysis:
Issues management in Media, Government and Community relations – should possess the requisite personal and professional skills and be able to level Company resources to effectively manage issues. The incumbent will support the IMCR process through developing and managing crisis communications, including media messaging and engagement.
Judgment And Decision Making:
Required to advise the PAC Manager and Company management on strategic communication which impact the Company’s image and reputation and the effective management of high profile, risk situations.
Innovation:
This role will have responsibility for developing and adapting new media properties and tools to substantially shift our internal and external communications engagements from traditional to evolving digital/social platforms, including launching and effectively maintaining the Coca-Cola Journey magazine for Nigeria.
Related Experience Requirements/Qualifications:
Technical Skills:
  • Creative writing
  • Multimedia design tools
  • Social media usage & blogging
  • Media Relations
  • Issues & crisis management
  • Project management
  • Budget management

Generic Competencies: Refer to Competency Directory and Provide between 3 – 7 of the highest priority competencies

Drives Innovative Business Improvements: Develops new insights into solutions that result in organizational improvements; promotes a work environment that fosters creative thinking, innovation and rational risk-taking.

Balances Immediate and Long-Term Priorities: Seeks to meet critical objectives while considering the impact of those decisions and activities on the abity to achieve long-term goals.

Delivers Results: Focuses on the critical few objectives that add the most value and channels own and others' energy to consistently deliver results that meet or exceed expectations.

Imports and Exports Good Ideas:
Relentlessly seeks, shares and adopts ideas and best practices in and outside the Company and embraces change introduced by others.

Develops and Inspires Others: Builds and maintains relationships that motivate, guide, and/or reinforce the performance of others toward goal accomplishments. Develops self and others to improve performance in current role and to prepare for future roles; seeks and provides feedback and coaching to enhance performance.

Lives the Values: Demonstrates the values of The Coca-Cola Company through words, actions, and by example; fosters an environment that reflects the values of the company.

Required Experience

More than 7 years’ experience in Communications or Public Relations functions.

Preferred Qualifications:
University Degree preferably in Communication, Journalism or English Language and related fields

Cultural Diversity:
Alignment and engagement with diverse business cultures
Ability to appreciate and engage with a diverse community of media with different objectives and views
Ability to install trust across cultural diverse group of media

Travel Requirements:
20% to 30% across local and international travels.

Additional Information:

This job has a direct impact on employee engagement and ambassadorship as well as on the Company’s internal and external image, reputation and social license.

The Coca-Cola System workforce in Nigeria is about 5,000 in 13 bottling plants and more than 70 depots across the country – effective deployment and leverage of the Coca-Cola Ambassador programme requires the incumbent to collaborate intensely with HR and the bottling system to inform, inspire and engage our associates.

Nigeria has an extensive media landscape dominated by privately owned, highly competitive and critical dailies and broadcast stations. In this context, it becomes imperative to ensure effective and consistent communication of Coca-Cola’s success story, business impact and sustainability footprint as well as management of negative perception of our products and ingredients in the media. This is crucial to shaping our Company’s image, building our reputation and strengthening our social license – all of which are critical to the sustainability of our business in this market.
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