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Download PDF (740.9 ~ B 527 Supplement to Official Gazette No. 75, Vol. 47, 1st December, 1960—Part B L.N. 182 of 1960 © NIGERIAN COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ' ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 135) . _ The Nigerian College of Arts, Science and Technology 4 (Declaration of Pensionable Appointments) Order, 1960 Commencement : 1st December, 1960 In exercise of the powers conferred by subsection 4 of section 15 of the Nigerian College of Arts, Science and Technology Ordinance, the Federal Minister of Education hereby makes the following order — 1. This Order may be cited as the Nigerian College of Arts, Science and Short Title. Technology (Declaration of Pensionable Appointments) Order, 1960. 2. The number specified in the second column of the Schedule of the Certain offices specified in the first column of the Schedule shall be deemed to be offices to be pensionable appointments as from the date specified in the third column of pension the Schedule. pectively Schedule. , SCHEDULE Office Number Date Heads of Departments ... 32 istIst April, 19581956 2 1st April, 1959 Senior Lecturers .. .- 2. -. 18 Ist April, 1955 4 1st April, 1959 Lecturers .. .- 5 Ist April, 1958 Assistant Registrars 1 © 1st April, 1956 3 ist April, 1957 Accountants 1 Ist April, 1955 1 1st April, 1956 1 -Ast April, 1958. Assistant Chief Clerks 1 1st April, 1955 2 1st April, 1956 1st Grade Clerks .. 1 Ist April, 1955 . 7 1st April, 1957 2nd and 3rd Grade Clerks 9 Ist April, 1955 — 3 Ist April, 1956 Stenographers 1 Ist April, 1957 1 Ist April, 1959 Assistant Librarian 1 tst April, 1959 Establishment Officer 1 1st April, 1956 Equipment Officer i Ist April, 1955 Stores Officer . .s oe 1st April, 1958 Secretaries and Shorthand-Typists 3 ist April, 1955 3. 1st April, 1956 4 Ist April, 1957 3. Ist April, 1959 Executive Officers, Grade I 2 ist April, 1955 1 Ist April, 1956 1 Ist April, 1959 .- Executive Officers, Grade IIT ,. 7 2. 1st April, 1958 ‘Ast April, 1959 B 528 , “s Office | Number Date Bursar e we dt Ist April, 1955 Headquarters Engineer + a et Ist April, 1958 Senior Estate and Maintenance Officers OO ist April, 1958 1st April, 1959 Chief Technologists Gd et . Ist April, 1958 1st April, 1959 Senior Technologists Oe 1st April, 1957 1st April, 1958 et 1st April, 1959 ~ Technologists 1st April, 1958 be ist April, 1959 1st April, 1957 Domestic Superintendents et Deputy Librarian’. ist April, 1957 1st April, 1958 Library Cataloguers ee ek ist April, 1959 Branch Librarians. Ist April, 1957 et et Ist April, 1958 ist April, 1958 Assistant Maintenance Officers . G0 Maintenance Foremen Ist April, 1955 ist April, 1958 DD Ft ist April, 1959 Estate Foremen ‘ee ne 1st April, 1958 1st April, 1957 Library Assistants, Grade RG 1st April, 1958 Ft Library Assistants, Grade IT ist April, 1957 1st April, 1958 OD Library Attendants . U1 1st April, 1957 - _ BDO ist April, 1958 ¢ Typists, Grade I, I, TIT . : DO 1st April, 1958 i A.E.0’s and A.E.O’s-in-Training DD ist April, 1958 ra ist April, 1959 becew Chief Clerks He 1st April, 1955 1st April, 1956 Clerical Assistants. DD 1st April, 1958 Departmental Assistants ist April, 1958 ON_00. 1st April, 1959 ist April, 1958 Head Store-keepers, Grade I ON Ist April, 1959 ist April, 1956 Store-keepers, GradeI .. .. UT 1st April, 1956 Store-keepers, Grades IT and ITT 00 ist April, 1955 Assistant Instructors -- .- OB ' Master Bookbinder 1st April, 1959 ist April, 1959 Senior Library Assistant . et Bookbinding Assistants ist April, 1959 G2 Head Store-keeper, Grade I 1st April, 1959 ~ Nurses .. - .- .. RX 1st April, 1958 DO Mane at Lagos this 9th day of November, 1960. Aja NWAcHvKt, . _ Minister of Education of the Federation of Nigerta Expianatory Note -- This order is made under section 15 (4) of the Nigerian College of Arts, Science and Technology Ordinance (Chapter 135) for the purpose ofgiving retrospective effect to certain pensionable posts inthe College’s establishment. B 529 L.N. 183 of 1960 PROCLAMATION By His Excellency The Right Honourable Dk NNaMDI AZIKIWE, Member of Her Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council, Governor-General and Commander-in-Chief of the Federation of Nigeria. NNAMDI AZIKIWE Governor-General Wuereas it is provided by section 36 of the Firearms Ordinance that the Governor- General may by proclamation prohibit the possession of any firearms or ammunition in anypart of the Federation either absolutely or subject to such restrictions or conditions as may be specsficd: Ap WHEREAS by 2 proclamation made underthat section dated the sixteenth day of November, 1960, and published in the Official Gazette ofthe Federation No. 73 ofVolume 47 as Government Notice No. 2257 of 1960 the possession ofall firearms and ammunition was prohibited absolutely in Obosi Local Council area and Onitsha Urban County | Council area from the Port Harcourt Road southwards to Idemili River, west to the River Niger, and east to Obosi : Anp wuersas the Prime Minister of the Federation has advised thatit is desirable to prohibit alsothe possession by natives. of Obosi of all firearms and ammunition in that part of Onitsha Urban County Council area which is not included in the said proclama- tion : - Now, Tuererorr, I, Nnampr Azikiwe, Member of Her Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council, Governor-General and Commander-in-Chief of the Federation of Nigeria, acting in accordance with the advice of the Prime Ministerof the Federation, do hereby—_ -. (a) prohibit the possession by any person of all firearms and ammunition in Obosi . Local Council area and Onitsha Urban County Council area from the Port Harcourt Road southwards to Idemili River, west to the River Niger, and east to Obost ; and '(b) prohibit the possession by any native of Obosi, that is to say any person whois a memberofa tribe indigenous to Obosi, of all firearms and ammunition in that part of Onitsha Urban County Council area which is not included in paragraph (a). The proclamation dated the sixteenth day of November, 1960, and published in the Official Gazette of the Federation No. 73 of Volume 47 as Government Notice No. 2257 of 1960 is revoked. o Grven under my hand and the Public Seal of-the Federation of Nigeria this 25th day of November, 1960. B530 L.N. 184 of 1960 . — PUBLIC HEALTH ORDINANCE (CHAPTER165) Public Health (Declaration of Infectious Diseases) Notice, 1960 Commence- Commencement : 1st December, 1960 ment. In exercise of the powers conferred by section 3 (1) of the Public Health Ordinance the Governor-General, in accordance with the advice“of the _ Council of Ministers, has given the following notice— Citation and . 1. This notice maybecited as the Public Health (Declarationof Infectious application. Diseases) Notice, 1960, and shall apply to the Federal Territory of Lagos. © Declaration 2. The following diseases of an infectious or contagious nature are hereby of infectious declared to be infectious diseases within the meaning of the PublicHealth diseases, Ordinance, that is to say— ., : Anthrax (Human), - Chickenpox . Dysentry (Amoebic, Bacillary, Unclassified) Influenza ° Leprosy Measles Paratyphoid Pneumonia Poliomyelitis—Acute (Paralytic, Non-paralytic) Rabies (human) _ Relapsing Fever (Louse borne, Other) Tetanus (Neonatal, Other) _ Tuberculosis * ‘Typhus (Louse borne, Other) - Whooping Cough Revocation. 3. The declarations of infectious diseases set out on pages 1977 and 1978 ’ of Volume IX of the Revised Edition of the Laws of the Federation of Nigeria and Lagos, 1958, are revoked. Mane at Lagosthis 14th day of November, 1960. C. O. Lawson, ~> .. Acting Deputy Secretary to the Council of Ministers ExpLaNaTory NOTE This notice sets out a revised list of diseases declared to he infectious diseases within the meaning of the Public Health Ordinance, additional to those written into the Public Health Ordinance which are—plague, cholera, yellow fever, smallpox, cerebro-spinal meningitis, diphtheria, scarlet fever, typhoid andsleeping sickness. ..
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