Her new appointment comes amidst the brouhaha surrounding her National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) certificate scandal.
She was elected during the Annual General Meeting of AFREXIMBANK in Abuja.
Monday, July 16, 2018
Kemi Adeosun Appointed Chairperson Of Bank Amidst NYSC Brouhaha
Only in Nigeria!!!
Kemi Adeosun, Nigeria’s embattled Minister of Finance, has been elected chairperson of the board of the African Export-Import Bank.
Her new appointment comes amidst the brouhaha surrounding her National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) certificate scandal.
She was elected during the Annual General Meeting of AFREXIMBANK in Abuja.
Her new appointment comes amidst the brouhaha surrounding her National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) certificate scandal.
She was elected during the Annual General Meeting of AFREXIMBANK in Abuja.
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If the olori oko can still remain in office despite certificate brouhaha... Adeosun own is minor na at least she went to skul. Tueeh!
ReplyDeleteThis is Nigeria...where everything goes.
ReplyDeleteNo, the job is not Nigerian. Go check before you comment.
DeleteHmm... Only in Nigeria oh...
ReplyDeleteNo, it’s only in your mind. Which country have you been to outside Nigeria?
DeleteIts a witch hunt because she no gree "dem" chop. Free her. So far as she de block "dem", dem go wan frustrate her.
DeleteStella are you not aware that NYSC has confirmed that she wrote for exemption???
ReplyDeleteShe returned to the country at 40, please remind me if the cut-off has changed from 30yrs.
She graduated at the age of 22. NYSC only consider the graduation age, even if you are 50, so far you graduated from a tertiary institution before age 30 you must participate in the scheme
DeleteShe returned at 32 and only applied for exemption in 2009. Under the act establishing NYSC, if you graduated before 30, if you like, return to the country at 55 to vie for a post or take up an appointment with the government, you'll be penalized for not doing the mandatory one year of service to the country. Until the corp is scraped, this is what's obtainable. That said, this job isn't under Nigeria
DeleteWhat a shame.
ReplyDeleteThis country is just useless
ReplyDeleteYes o, the country is also DEAD, FAULTY AND SCRAP.
DeleteSo u can come and buy
What has the Nysc certificate got to do with her competence😎😎😎😎
ReplyDeleteAsk them o. Stella saying only in Nigeria as if the job is Nigerian based or created.
DeleteWhen God is ready to elevate you, no matter what the enemy are doing to bring you down will never manifest.
ReplyDeleteWow! Add more peppers to their eyes with comment.
DeleteMe that even lost my certificate while moving to my husband's house. But I have the photocopy.
ReplyDeleteIf you see the requirements I need to get new one. I thought just police report. I also have to go back to Niger state to get some documents there. This is not even the time for me to go to north.
My present job was 5yrs ago I joined. Sighted and have my copies.
My problems will start when I get a new job and they need to sight it.
I wish they can just scrap the scheme.
Nigerians enh. Silence is the best answer for a fool and Kemi has shown us that we are fools. How do u think that nysc story is real????
ReplyDeleteMtschew. Nysc should be scrapped. Only in Nigeria will they overlook academic degrees, skills, global experience and intellectual talent because 'she does not have nysc'. Waste of 1year being underpaid with your intelligence wasting in a villag. Scrap the rubbish jare. Let intellectual merit be the only requirement for jobs.
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