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“I’m going to take this power from APC, back to PDP, by the Grace of God!” — Nyesom Wike.

Engineers who were sacked by Dangote Refinery during the crisis between it and PENGASSAN have been reassigned to Borno, Zamfara, Benue and other locations. The engineers, including those who were still graduate trainees at the time of their dismissal, have been invited to collect their letters for re-employment or redeployment. Some were assigned to work at a coal mine in Benue, as well as at concrete road construction sites in Borno and Ebonyi states. Additionally, others were sent to rice processing facilities in the states of Kebbi, Niger, Sokoto, and Zamfara. They were requested to commence their new assignments within 14 days; otherwise, they might forfeit the positions. According to one of the letters seen by The PUNCH, it states in part: “Based on your performance at the assessment and subsequent interviews held with you, we are pleased to engage you as Engineer Trainee (Mechanical Engineering) for the coal project we are executing at Okpokwu, Benue State. “This engagement shall be subject to the following conditions: You will report to your work location within 14 days upon receipt of this letter. “You will undergo classroom training and hands-on training in the construction, commissioning and operation for our Coal Project at Okpokwu, Benue State. Your training will be for a period of two years, and it will be reviewed periodically. You will be required to submit reports on your learning and progress. The objective of the training is to impart to you skills and to enable you to take up a position of responsibility in the organisation. “Both the company and you can terminate the trainee engagement by giving one month’s notice or payment of one month’s salary in lieu of notice. We welcome you to the Dangote Group.”

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1 Million Bibles to Be Shared Nationwide in Honour of Seyi Tinubu at 40 In what organisers describe as a gesture to promote moral rebirth and ethical leadership among Nigerian youths, one million copies of the Holy Bible will be distributed across the country in honour of Barrister Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The initiative was announced on Sunday during a thanksgiving service held at the National Christian Centre, Abuja, and coordinated by Hon. Belusochukwu Enwere, National Chairman of the Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria (YOWICAN). Enwere said the Bible distribution project was not to celebrate an individual but to serve as a spiritual investment in the nation’s moral revival. “The one million Bible project is a gift to the body of Christ and a seed for moral transformation. Through this effort, we hope to restore integrity, compassion, and love for humanity among young Nigerians,” he stated. The thanksgiving service was simultaneously held in about 40 churches nationwide, featuring prayers and exhortations for the Tinubu family and the nation at large. Rev. Ini Ukpuho, Chaplain of the National Christian Centre, led special prayers during the Abuja service, commending the initiative as timely amid growing concerns over the erosion of moral values in society. In a message read on his behalf, Seyi Tinubu expressed gratitude to the organisers, noting that faith-based education and moral discipline remain vital to building a responsible and united Nigeria. The first batch of Bibles is expected to be distributed in the coming weeks through churches, schools, and youth ministries across the federation.

Every working class professional anywhere in the world will have their stomach churning when reading this. Imagine what HR practices will be in an organization that writes like this Almost like a message from 2 political parties - Bayo Onanuga of APC to Bolaji Abdullahi of ADC