JOB AT IBM NIGERIA FOR DIVERSITY & WORKFORCE PROGRAMS PROFESSIONAL

Job description
The Diversity and Workforce Programs Professional serves within the Human Resources organization. The role is for a workforce Management specialist in Nigeria. This successful person in this role will apply understanding of their clients' business strategy to recommend, manage and deploy program, policies and initiatives that help our build workforce capability - through the areas of diversity, learning and development, capacity and managing required workforce lifecycle policy and processes. The professional will work with business and other HR peers to manage end-to-end solutions within this scope across West Africa as required. The role will be based in Lagos, Nigeria 

LATEST JOB VACANCIES FOR DRIVERS IN IKOYI,LAGOS (SSCE & Fresh Graduate)

Job Title Drivers
 RequirementMinimum of SSCE certificate
Should have experience in driving BRT – type of bus with drivers license

How to apply 
Apply in person 
Time: 2 pm to 4pm
Venue:  VNL, 202, Awolowo road, Falomo, Ikoyi, Lagos
Call: 07038998421
Deadline:  Friday 22nd April 2011 

A Pharmaceutical Company has Vacancy for Distributors Nationwide

A Pharmaceutical Company with fast moving products wishes to appoint distributors nationwide with good distribution facilities. Interested individuals should apply in person or write to: BG Pharma & Healthcare Limited , 19 Savannah Street, Off Adetola Street, Surulere, Lagos. Phone: 01-8418946, 07031320861, 01-4054619, 08025634555. E-mail: info4bgpharma@rocketmail.com OR elimino2000@yahoo.com

2011 Nigerian Navy Recruitment Form For Basic Training School, Batch 20 (NNBTS 20)

Nigerian Navy is dated to 1914, when the northern and southern marine detachments were merged to form the Nigerian Marine Departmen. The Nigerian Navy is recruiting:

• APPLICATION FOR NIGERIAN NAVY BASIC TRAINING SCHOOL BATCH 20 (NNBTS 20)
  APPLICANTS ARE TO CAREFULLY READ THE GUIDELINES ONLINE. ONLINE REGISTRATION STARTS ON 8th March 2011
  ONLINE REGISTRATION CLOSES ON 22nd April 2011