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- Republicof Nigeria “Official, Gazette No.77 ° LAGOS- 4th: August, 1966 Vol. 53 - CONTENTS ‘ Page , Page Movements of Officers 1502-9 Examination in Law, General Orders, Finan- 8 cial Instructions, Police Orders and Instruc- Probate Notice * 4509 — tions and Practical Police Work, December - & 1966 .. 1518 bee 1509 Appointment e499: of Notary Public > Loss of Local Purchase Orders . 1518-9 * Addition to the List of Notaries Public . 1509 _ Loss ofReceipt Voucher os 1519 5 - : . Application for Registration of Trade Unions 1510 {os of Last PayCertificate 1519 ~. Appointment of Directors of the Central: - Lossof Original Local Purchase Order soe y, 1519 ¢ Bank of Nigeria s .- no 1510 - ' Loss of Official Receipts 1519 - Revocation of the Appointment of Chief Saba co as a Memberofthé Committee of Chiefs 1510 Central Bank of Nigeria—Return of Assets - and Liabilities as at Close of Business on , . -4 ] Addendum—Law Officers in the Capital . sth July, 1966 me . 1519 ' Territory Le Tee ve 1510 tees PL. .1520-4 Notice of Removal from the Register of Vacancies 7 7 2 1524-31 Companies 1S1i : . Lands Requiredforthe Serviceof the National ; Board a Customs and Excise—Sale of 1531.2 Military Government 3 > 4511 gods . ee “ * Appointment of Licensed Buying Agents “oo. 1512 ° : Lagos Land Registry—First Registration of . INDEX TO LeGaL NOTICES IN SUPPLEMENT + Titles1 ere ee ett. 1512-18No,. * “Short Title Page. Afoigwe Rural Call Office—Openingof. © 1518 ~° 68 MilitaryAdministrator of the Capital . Territory (Delegation of Powers) Zike AvenuePostal Agency—Opening of 1518 Notice. 1966 .. B343 No. 77, Vol. 53 1502 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 5 Government. Notsce No. 1432 STAFF CHANGES ‘NEWW APPOINTMENTS AND OTHER 2 The following are nitified for general intormation :— NEW APPOINTMENTS Appointment Date of Date of Depariment Name -Ippointment Arrival Stenographer, Grade II 3-12-62 Administration Nnoromele, P. ClericalAssistant i-5-65 Audit ‘|| .4.wuoha, I. N. Artisan, Grade Ii] 2-10-65 Customs and Excise Akinlade, B. 8-9-65 Egere, G. U. 3rd Class Officer .. Fashanu, M.A. Collector . 23-11-65 10-11-65 Umo, E. U. Assistant Collector . Executive Officer (Accounts) 29-3-66 General Executive Class Akusebo, S. A. Sedun, T. 5. Assistant Executive Officer (Accounts) 16-6-66 Ihebuzor, V. Agricultural Assistant, Ministry of Agriculture Grade III ve 11-1-66 and Natural Resaurces Imoukhuede, kh. 5. 3rd Class Agricultural Laboratory Technician. 3-1-66 11—5-66 Lawal, MI. Field Overseer, Grade II Ogunlowo, MI. O. Overseer, Grade II 11-5-66 1-466 Saka, A. Clerical Assistant Clerical Assistant . 29-11-62 byt Ministry of Education 2Awobona,5. O. Bamgboye, B. A. Lecturer (Fine Art/Visual Aids) 1-5-66 | 24-12-65 | Osakwe, C. N. Assistant Lecturer (Chemistry) 3rd Class Clerk 25-10-65 | Ministry.of Bstablith- Blackduke,I. ments 16-566 Olagoke, P. O Accountant ae os Ministry of Finance 1-10-60 Adaramola, S. oO. Typist, Grade III Ministry of Health. 3~9-65 Grange, Dr J. J. Medical Officer 30—7--65 ddd Yongbang, DrA. B. - Medical Officer Clerical Assistant 46-65 Labour and Akinfolajimi, 41. Ministry of Labour Inspector 7-8-65 Welfare Chiejina, B. A. Assistant Labour Inspector 2-1-63 Edeoghon, G. A. 1-3--66 Faloye, Mrs 8. K. Labour Inspector Laboratory Assistant 2-7-65 Pyldd Ministry of Mines and 3Thenacho, 5. 5. Power 15-11-65 Okoli, R.A. 3rd Class Cletk- .. Ministry of Trade 17-11-65 1 Okorafor, MI. N. 3rd Class Clerk .. i 146-65 Ashorobi, B. 3rd Class Clerk Ministry of Transport , 14-65 Mujakperuo, N. 3rd Class Clerk and Aviation 1-4-65 and ‘ Abejegah, E. Artisan, Grade i e Ministry of Works \ Typist, Grade III 14-10-59 Housing : Briggs, V. E. 1-4-65 Folarin, G. A. Artisan, Grade III 14-65 I1d Ifetoye, J. Artisan, Grade II Imegwu, DrE.O Senior Ex:cutive Engineer (Research) . 8-2-66 14-65 Offuoma, j. Artisan, Grade IL Artisan, Grade IT 1-4-65 Onitiri, 5S. 1-4-65 | Oyawoyi, J. O. Store Issuer, Clerical Assistant - os 20-9-65° Pili Police . ‘Taiwo, T. Enumerator os os 14-66 Statistics .. Abaderin, A. 14-66 Adewusi, I. B. | Enumerator ae . FT numerator oe 14-66 ; Olusola, S. 14-66 Onyekaka, D. O. Enumerator os 6-12-65 b1dd1 Tunwase, Miss G. T. Typist, Grade Ill amended. 1 Notification in |Gazette No. 64 of 23-6-66 amended. 2NNotification in Gazette No. 57 of 9-6-66 in |Gazette No. 47 of 12-5-66 amended. 3 Notification e 4th August, 1966 _ OFFICIAL GAZETTE e 1503 PROMOTIONS- . Date of Department Name Appointment Promotion Administration Effiong, M. E. E.. 1st Class Clerk 1-10-65 Customs and Excise Akpanah, D. K. Principal Collector ; 1-8-66 . Tbe, G. E. Assistant Preventive Superintendent 17-12-64 1Sanni, M. O.° Assistant Preventive Superintendent 17-12-64 Ministry of Agriculture Ewulu, G.I. ~~. Senior Meteorologist 1-5-66 and Natural Resources . ; Ministry of Health Ahimie, Dr'H. S. 0... Specialist (Pathologist) 31-7-66 Ministry of Justice *Emembolu,-J. I. Deputy Solicitor-General 1-7-66 Omotoso, O. - State Counsel. 17-1-66 Police Chude, P. O. Commissioner of Police 1-7-66 Olufunwa, E. Commissioney of Police 1—7-66 1 Notional Promotion w.e.f 17-12-64. Actual promotion Wwé. f. 20-7-65. 2 Promotion-on-Transfer. CONFIRMATION -OF APPOINTMENTS . Date of Department Name ° - " Appointment 7 Confirmation Administration Banjo, J. A.O. Stenographer, Grade il * 17—9-61 Customs and Excise Akinobo, J: Assistant Collector-in-Training 23-7-66 Ibeawuchi, D. Assistant Collector-in-Training 237-66 Ogu, F. Assistant Collector-in-Trdining 23-7-66 Oviasogie, B. E. Preventive Officer : 1-7-66 : Tolefe, A. Assistant Collector-in-Training - 23-7-66 General Executive Class Inameti, E. Executive Officer (Accounts) 14-12-65 . Odiete, W. M. G. Executive Officer (Accounts) 14-12-65 Ogatimirin, T. O. Executive Officer (Accounts) 14-12-65 Soetan, I. A. Executive Officer (Accounts) 14-12-65 Inland Revenue Mbuko, H. D. O. Assessment Clerk, GradeIII.. 1~7-66 : Okamigbo, 'S.N. - Assessment Clerk, Grade III 1~7-66 Ministry of Agriculture Bamishaye, 8. D.” Artisan, Grade I .: 1-11-66 and Natural Resources Ministry of Communica- Akinbo, M. A. Telegraph Operator ~ 1-12-65 tions Ike, P. S. Drawing Office Assistant 1-9-65 ’ Odutola, L. O. Assistant Workshops Supervisor 1-6-66 Omoruyi, A. Drawing Office Assistant 1-566 Ministry of Defence Bassey, 6." Stores Assistant . 6-11-65 Ministry of Education | Sagoe, Mrs J. K. Woman Education Officer 1-10-51 Ministry of External Qdunbaku, A - Stenographer, Grade II j-6-65 Affairs Okolie, A. L. Stenographer, Grade IT 4-7-66 : Umelo, A. N. Stenographer, Grade I. 12-1-65 . Williams, N. Stenographer, Grade II .. 5-7-65 Ministry of Health - .. Ahimie, J. O, .. 3rd Class Medical Laboratory ‘Technician 146-65 Ministry of Information Des-Bordes,Mrs C... Book-Binding Assistant . ‘oes 1+46 Igwe, W. E. Mechanician : .- x 15-1-66 ; Kasali, A.: , Typist; Grade Ill j 26-10-65 Ministry of Labour . Orhié, Ss. O. Typist, Grade III 23-8-65 Ministry of Mines and Adebari, S. A. Inspecting Engineer, Grade IT 17-7-66 Power Ministry of Transport Achioya, J. A. Typist, Grade III : 1-466 and Aviation Chisnum, A. E. O. Marine Engineering Assistant, ‘Grade Il 14-3-66 Emiowei, G.°:J. Typist, Grade I .. : 1-7-66 Etim, E.O. ~ ‘Marine Engineering Assistant,“Grade ITI, 1-4-66 Kiyah,J. Clerical Assistant _ . 1-6-66 Souri, A. B. Marine Engineering Assistant, Grade III 24—-1-66 Ministry of Works and Briggs, V. E. Typist, Grade II 14-10-62 Housing Cardoso, L. B. .. Photo Lithographic Attendant 12-1-65 Enubele, D. .« Motor Driver ws 1-466 Harry, C. A. 5. Technical Officer (Press Engineering) 15-3-65 Macaulay, M.A. .. Works Superintendent 1~7-66 Majekodunmi, M. 0. Works Superintendent 4-466 - Ogunyemi, f. I. Technical: Instructor 26-466 Police _Trabor, E. O. | . Assistant Superintendent of Police (Signals) 10-7-66 1504. OFFICIAL GAZETTE % No. 77, Vol. 53 ACTING APPOINTMENTS Date of f Department Name Acting Appointment Acting Date of © - : Appointment Reversion % Administration. Jj. 4Adele, S.L. - Confidential Clerk 31-7-66 — Customs and Excis¢ -{. *Daniel, B. T. Chief Collector 28-2-66. — 4Fakoya, S. A. Assistant Preventive Superin- 4 “tendent . 9-7-66 —_ : Halilu, I... Preventive Commandant. 4-3-66 9-7-66 , Halilu, I... Deputy Preventive Comman- : dant .- 19-7-66 —_- Woodman, 5. E. Preventive Superintendent 1-2-66 25-6-66 General Executive Class Arua,E. O. Higher Executive Officer 1-7-66 — Elikwu, B. Executive Officer (General) 10-3-66 1-7-66 . Okeshola, Z. O. .. Higher Executive Officer 27-6-66 _— Inland Revenue Adejuwon, E. M. A. Chief Tax Collector .. 13-6-66 18-7-66 » Bada, S. .. Senior Tax Collector a 13-6-66 18-7-66, Judicial .. ‘ .. Bakare, A. R. ‘Chief Registrar (High Court 24-6-66 — ' Ministry of Agriculture Egonu, B. N. -. Meteorological Superintendent 30-5-66 1-8-66 ©— * and Natural Resour¢es Fekemo-Johnson, ©. Meteorological Superintendent 3-6-66 22-7-66 Moren, P. G. T. Principal Research Officer 1-9-65 11-6~66 Nwasike, G. C. Senior Meteorological Superin- . tendent .. - 1-8-66 — 1Oburo, J. C. Meteorological Superintendent 1-8-66 _— Orage, T. B. Higher Laboratory Technolo- gist.. we, . 2-5-66 10-6-66 Udom, T. A. Technical Officer .. 2149-65 27-5-66 Ministry of Communica- Adebimpe, G.L. Chief Supervisor, Grade II 6-6-66 11-7-66 tions Adejumo, P. A. Supervisor (Postal) .. 11+2-66 21-6-66 Alohan, A.
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