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“Ments of Officers... 0-2 Ees 1708 | pty meni ; i, No. 90 LAGOS - 8th September, 1966 7 Vol. 53 CONTENTS | Page , Page ofa Trade Union 1716 | ,; Movements of Officers we as 1702-8 Cancellation of Registration 2 | Ministry of Defence—Nigerian Navy— Move- _ Accepted Tender eee 1716 “ments of Officers... 0-2 ees 1708 | | . Introduction of Parcel Acceptance at - “Ministry of Defence—Nigerian Navy— Kakpamre PostalAgency .. ~ .. .. 1717 Warrant i -- oe 1709 . LossofPayment Vouchers... .. -. 1717 Probate Notices .e Le Le .. 1709 ‘ . wi. _. Loss of Livestock Services Training Certificate “Supreme Court of Nigeria Date of No. 34 se ne - teas 1717 iti . Lae .. 1709 | Sitting 7 “ : . Loss of Payable Orders . .. .. 1717 Sy ame CF Nigeria—Cause List 1710-14 . Supreme Court of Nigeria use Loss of Original Local Purchase Orders es 1717 Application for Registration of Trade Unions = 1714 Sale of Kitchen Utensils . 1 Applications for Repayment of Import Duty... 1715 University of London External Examinations, . Summer 1967 . -. 1718 Lagos ConsumerPrice Index—Miiddle Income. ° ‘ Group a + Joe - -- 1715 Central Bank of Nigeria—Return of Assets : _and Liabilities as qt 3ist August 1966 .. 1718 Lagos Consumer Price Index—Lower Income Group -- oa . -» tee A715. Tenders eee tetas .. 1719 * Mid-Western Nigeria Marketing Board— Vacancies ee .. .e 1719-26 Appointment of Licensed Buying Agents 1715-6 | ot .* Board of Customs: and Excise—Sale of Revocation of Import Licence. -- 716 Goods |. .. 4. a .+ 1726 31 te 1702 % OFFICIAL GAZETTE ; No. 90, Vol. 53 Government Notice No. 1667 - . ‘NEW APPOINTMENTS AND OTHER STAFF CHANGES The following are notified for general information :-— ‘ NEWAPPOINTMENTS Department Name - Appointment Date of Date of ” Appointment Arrival Customs and Excise .|. Roberts, Mrs L.A. .. Clerical Assistant _ 1-1-64 —- Ministry of Agricultur¢ Okunade, M. B. .. .3rd Class Clerk .. .. 19-4+-66 —-. and Natural Resources Ugbode, F. A. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. .... 20-1-66 —" Ministry of Communica- Chukwu,C.1. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. 1-2-63 _ tions | . Ministry of Educatign| Adelariwa, K. A. .. Assistant Technical Instructor 1-7-66 _ - ST Utulu, S. E. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. .. 19-10-64 _ Ministry of Health: it. Ajayi, A. O. .. Staff Nurse . oe 15-4+-64 —_ Otuorimuo, T. , +.» 3rd Class Clerk .. 8-6-66 _ Udeozo, Miss A. ... Staff Nurse . 1-6-65 _ Ministry of Labour .. Adeniji, S. O. .. Social Worker, Grade II . 1-2~65 — Ministry of ‘Transport 1Ekperi, G. A. .aClerical Assistant 1-4-61 —_ Nda Owo, U. .. Marine Engineering Assistant, : . Grade. 1.| . 10-8-65 — Ministry of Works and Adebesin, A. .. Artisan, Gradel .. 1-4-65 — - Housing Chukwu;'H. hk. .. Technical Assistant .. 1-7-65 — Maragu,J. .. Artisan, Grade III . 14-65 - Nwadike, D. N. .. Artisan, Grade IT a 1-465 — Rosiji, O- -) ‘Technical Officer (Building) 8-12-65 — Sanlola, J. .. Artisan, Grade I .. 1-4-65 -_- Notification in .G@sette Now80 of 14-10-65 in respect of Mr J.. I. Ochigho, Enumerator, Statistics, is Sy hereby cancelled. 1 Notification in Gazette No.X 80 of 11-8-66 amended. e . ADVANCEMENT‘ 4* o. Dépariment : Name Post to which advanced ff» Date Ministry of Works ahd Adenuga,J. A. .. Executivé Engineer, GradeIT .. 10-12-62 Housing an . : - | . PROMOTIONS ; Department Name Appointinent Dateof , / Promotion ' Administration .. Ebong,I.J. .. Administrative Officer, Class I oe 1-8-66 i Egbo, A. S.N. .. Administrative Officer, Class I : Le 1-8-66 Harper, H.R. B. .. Administrative Officer, Class I . 1-8-66 Nwanze, G. A. ... Administrative Officer, Class I 1-8-66 Taggert, J. Administrative Officer, Class I 1-8-66 Udebiuwa, MI. FE. Administrative Officer, Class I we 1-8-66 Ministry|of Agriculture Ajemigbitse, A, .. Ist Class Clerk .. 1-9-66 and Natural Resources Aribighola, G. .. Meteorological Assistant, Grade I . 13-5266 : Koka,F.S. .. Meteorological Assistant, Grade I . 1-9-66 Nwishi, G. .- gon ieteorological Assistant, Grade | . 9-5-66 = Odebo, 5. O. *\leteorological Assistant, Grade | a 1-9-66. Odusanya, 5. .. Meteorological Assistant, Grade I an 1-9-66 Ojokan, G. O. .. Meteorological Assistant, GradeI a 1--9--66 Ordiohamma, G. C. .. Meteorological Assistant, Grade I .- 1-4+-66 Oshodi, F. R. .. Meteorologist, Grade IT ~ . 8-8-66. : Sonaike, A. .. Meteorological Assistant, Grade I . 1-9-66 Ministry of Educatior| Hatherly, K. HL. :. Lecturer, Grade I . 28-8-66 Ministryof External Adegoroye, V. A... External Affairs Officer, Grade IV . 1-8-66 Affairs Ahmadu, H. ’ .. Extrenal Affairs Officer, Grade V 1-8-66 Clark, B. A. .. External Affairs Officer, Grade V a 1-8-66 Enahoro, E. O. .. External Affairs Officer, Grade V we 1-8-66 Garba, J. M. .. External Affairs Officer, Grade ITI .. 1-8-66 Igwe, D.C. .. External Affairs Officer, Grade III .. 1-8-66 Ikpa, O. U. .. External Affairs Officer, Grade V .. 1-~8-66 Onyegbuja, G. A... External Affairs Officer, Grade IV .. 1-8-66 Sanusi, M. A. .. External Affairs Officer, Grade IV a 1-8-66 Ukegbu pl. N. .. External Affairs Officer, Grade IV .. 1-8-66 Williams, S. _. Externat Affairs Officer, Grade IV .. 1-8--66 8th September, 1966 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1703 - PROMOTIONS—continued — Department Name Appointment a Date of Promotion , Ministry of Health Akaduh, O. E. Dental Technologist 28-7-66 Ministry of Internal Okonedo,F. O. Assistant Chief Warder ' 4-8-66 Affairs Ministry of Works and Anyanwoke, E.I. .. Electrical Superintendent . .. 22-6-66 Housing lAyorinde, A. Technical Officer (Air Survey): -. 5-11-64 Nigerian Institute for Yesufu, H. M. Research Officer ae 17-366 Trypanosomiasis Research Police Bare, T. Ou . Deputy Inspector-General| 1-9-66 Selem, K. +. Inspector-Genera] 1-9-66 1 Notional Promotion w.e.f. 5-11-64. Actual Promotion w.e.f. 21-6-66. CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS Date of Department Name Appointment Confirmation Administration Anabraba, S. Stenographer, Grade II |... 13-9-63 Falaiye, Mrs B. D. Stenographer, Grade IIn 19-12-60 Ministry of Communica- Chukwu,C. I. 3rd Class Clerk , 1-2-66 _ tions Enoidem, Mrs U. TS Postal Officer 10-5-66 Fusika, S. Telephone Sreraice 1-8-66 Igwegbe, D. Postal Officer 3-6-66 Nagberi, M. A. Postal Officer 9-5-66 Nwaozo,:F. A. Postal Officer 10-4-66 Obiri, S. N. Postal Officer ; 9-5-66 1Omoruyi, O. Drawing Office-Assistant 1-5-66 Onyekpe,J. C. Telephone Operator. 15-8~-66 Ministry of Defence Moreira, Miss A. A. ClericaP Assistant .. 22-8-66 Ministry of Education Adegbite, Mrs Y. Assistant Lecturer (Commerce) .» 28-4-66: Wodi, J. N. Clerical Assistant - es 1-6-65 Ministry of Health Oyefeso, Dr A. A. Medical Officer 7-11-65 21-11-64 Ministry of Information Banjo, B. 4. Graphic Arts Attendant ee Odupelu, 6. Clerical Assistant 4-6-66 oe Ministry of Labour and Asugha, C: 3rd Class Clerk 1-3-66 Welfare Me Ministry of Mines and Alivu, U. Sub-Inspector of Nines, Grade III .. 18+12-65 Power Ministry of Transport Teme, E. Marine Engineering Assistant, Grade III 24-8-66 Ministry of Works and Adeleke, J. A. Assistant Works Superintendent os 27-7-66 Housing Ajayi, A.B.O. |. Executive Engineer, Grade II. 28-6-65 Carroll, M. A. Drawing Office Attendant .. ° oe 1-9-A3 Ekpo, E. O. Photographic 'Lithographic Attendant .. 13-9-65 (mere, E. Photographic’ Lithographi¢ Attendant <:, “~1-4+-62 | Epelle, G. K. Photographic/Lithographir Assistant, Grade I. : «-. 1-10-62 Mustapha, 5. fe Photographic; Lithographie Assistant, Grade I ». 1-11-61 Nwosu, B. Photographic’ Lithographic Attendant oe 1-+-62 Oliyide, F. A. Drawing Office Attendant: ee 1-9 -63 Taidi, R. oe Map Mounter, Grade II oe 1—+-62 Taiwo, J. O. so. Letter Press Operator, Grade I oe 1-4-62 Statistics Akintan, oO. Enumerator . .. os ee 1-+-66 1 Notification in G vette No. 77 of 4-8-66 amended. ACTING APPOINTMENTS : Date of Department Name a Acting.Appointment Acting ‘Date of Appointment Reversion” Administration - Adegborioye, Mrs F.Y. Confidential Clerk — 10-8-65 27-5-66 tAkabi, M. Personal Secretary, Grade Il. 2-5-66 10-6-66 Audit - 2Adetola, M. A. oe| Principal Auditor.. + ae 30-8-66 —_— Okufi, G. M. as Principal Auditor... «+ 22-8-66 _— QOsoba, A. O- oe Principal Auditor, . ee 22-8-66 _ 1704: OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 90, Vol. 53 ACTING APPOINTMENTS —continuc d : . Date of Date of Department Name elcting Appointment Acting Reversion z. -lppointment : I Customs and Excise Ajayi, S. A. Assistant Preventive Comman- : dant : 12-3. 66 9-6-66 tAjayi, 8. A. Assistant Preventive‘Comman- e - dant * . 3-8-66 —_ General Executive,Class Ajala, R, O. Executive Officer (Accounts) 13-8-65 —5-66 2 t Efuniyi, S. O. .. Executive Officer (Accounts) 15-10-62 "The Inland Revenue : Adejuwon, E. M.A. .. Chief Tax Collector 6-9-66 _ : : Bada, S. A. Senior Tax Collector 6-9-66 — 4d’Almeida, F. A. ‘Tax Officer . 18-7-66 15-8-6 Ovgunde, M. 0. Higher Executive Officer 7-64-66 15-8-6 bo Osoba, A. 0. Senior Executive Officer 18-7 -66 15-8-6 RES Ministry of Agriculture Igwilo, H.'N. Pupil Research Officer , and Natural Resources " (Agronomist) 1-9- 66 — bo Nkama, N. E, Senior, Metéorological t Superintendent 1-7-66 16-8-66 Ministry of Comifiunica- Akpani, J. O. Senipr Technician, Grade 1 . 7-9-66 _— tions, Anazia, M. E. Senior. Technician, Grade II.. $-8-66 —_ Brown, A. N. Senior Stores Officer oe 3-9-66 _— Efunwa, L..C. 0. Senior Technician, Grade IJ.. 16-8-66 _— Ezefili, MI. N. Senior Technician, Grade IJ.. 26-7-66 _— Ezekiel, J. B. Senior Technician, Grade II.. 26-7-66 — Jarikpe, H. O. Senior Technician, Grade lI .
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