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Federal Republic of Nigeria Official Gazette Federal Republic of Nigeria Official Gazette No. 32 Lagos - 17th June, 1971 Vol. 58 CONTENTS Page Page Appointment of Aliyi Ekineh as Director of List of Legal Practitioners who have Paid their the Central Bank of Nigeria . 918 Practising Fees .. oe 2. 932-56 Movements of Officers 918-26 Central Bank of Nigeria—Return of Asccts and Liabilities as at the close of Business Applications under Trade Unions Act on 3ist May, 1971 .. oe we 987 Cap. 200 Laws of the Federation ofof Nigeria and Lagos .. 926 Tenders oe oe ae 957-58 High Court of Justice Western State of Vacancies .: 958-67 Nigeria—Annual Vacation .. 926 UNESCOVacancies . +e 967-68 Provisional Royalty.on Columbite .. oe 926 Board of Customs and Excise Provisional Royalty.on Tantalite 926-27 Sale of Goods oe 968-91 Provisional Royalty on Thorium and Zircon Public Notice No. 19-—“A Members’Y Volun- Ores oe oe we os 927 tary Winding Up” . oe . 991 Royalty on Marble . 927 Public Notice No. 20—Dunedin Limited— W.A.E.C.—Extension of Entry Period for “A Members’ Voluntary Winding Up” .. 991 , Examinations . 927 Loss of Local Purchase Orders "927-28 Loss of Payable Order s ve os 928 Inpex To LecaLt Notices 1n StppLEMENT Loss of Treasury Receipts 928 LN. No. Short Title Page Loss‘ of Fixed Fee Receipts . .- 928 —_ Decree No. 29—Ports (Nullifica- Loss of Cheques + + .. - 928 tion of Certain Transactions) Decree 1971 ae os A127 Loss of U.B.A. Cheque 929 Loss of N.P.A. Pension Voucher 929 —_ Decree No. 30—Sea Fisheries Decree 1971 +. A131 Loss of Freight Warrant 929 _ Decree No. 31---Export of Nigerian General Warrant 1971-72 929-30 Produce (Special Provisions) (Amendment) Decree 1971... A137 Monthly Purchases of Marketing Boards’ Produce Covering the Period 1st January, — Decree No. 32—Statutory Cor- 1971 to 28th January, 1971 (Month of porations Service Commission January 1971) Excluding Cocoa .. : 931 (Amendment) Decree 1971... A139. 918 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 32, Vol. 58 Government Notice No. 935 . Central Bank Act (Cap. 30) APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTOR It is notified for general public information that in exercise of the powers conferred by section 10 of the Central Bank of Nigeria Act, and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, the Head of the Federal Military Government has appointed Mr Auty1 Exines to be a Director of the Central Bank of Nigeria with effect from ist November, 1970. Dated at Lagos this 17th day of June, 1971. A. A. ATTA, Secretary to the Federal Military Government Government Notice No. 936 NEW APPOINTMENTS AND OTHER STAFF CHANGES . ‘Fhe following are notified for general information :— NEW APPOINTMENTS Department Name Appointment Date of Appointment Administration .. Mbanefo, Mrs Administrative Officer, Grade V oe 8-6--70 D.W. W. General Executive Class Ajala, O. .. .. Assistant Executive Officer (Accounts) . 14-12-70 Onyechi, C. N. .. Assistant Executive Officer (General Duties) 29-5-71 Inland Revenue .. Ukediashi, Miss F. Tax Clerk . os +. 2-6-70 Ministry of Agriculture Aina, Z. .. Artisan, Grade lI .. .- .. 4-3-71 and Natural Resources Chiroma, M. .. Artisan, Grade II ‘ 27-7-70 o, M. .. Artisan, Grade HI 21-10-70 Nelson, S. O .. Laboratory Technician oe 8-3-71 Okpe, S. .. Artisan, Grade ITI +e 1-1~71 Soyombo, K. Laboratory Technician-in-Training 4-3-71 Ministry of Communica- Aminu, A. Artisan, Grade IH oe j{-8-70 tions mo Ministry of Defence Adebiyi, D.K. .._ Typist, Grade III 26-10-68 Falope, Miss I, M. .. Clerical Officer 10-3~-69 Ministry of Finance Adewumi, G. A. Accountant, Grade IT 17-2-71 Ministry of Industries Adegunle, A. O. ‘Technical Officer (Engineering) 13-2-71 Ministry of Information Adeniyi-Jones, C. Clerical Officer .. 1-6-70 Izuru, E. Photographic Printer we 16-2-71 Ministry of Mines and Obire, E. T. Oil Gauger .- . 6-3-71 Power Ministry of Transport Adeniyi, Mrs S. I. Typist, Grade ITI 1~4~70 a Akobundu, E. O. Coastal Attendant .. 30-5~70 Evuarherhe, N.O. .. Air Traffic Control Officer (Cadet) 15-2-71 Oma-Iyemoh, M. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. oe 24-5-67 Ministry of Works and Ekpenyong, Miss E. E. Clerical Assistant 1-12-69 Housing *Oladosu, 1. A. .. Clerical Assistant 21-3~70 Statistics .. .. Molake,MrsO.M. Assistant Statistical Officer 5-12-70 1 Notification in Gazette No. 23 of 29-4-71 amended. 2 Notification in Gazette No. 24 of 6-5-71 amended. we 17th June, 1971 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 919 PROMOTIONS _ . Department Name Appointment Date of Promotion Administration +. 1Okoro, C. 8. Administrative Officer, Class IV . 17-6-68. Inland Revenue Adegbokun,A.J. Assistant Executive Officer. (nland Revenue) . 10-5-71 Nwanibeze, P.O. .. Senior Data Processing Assistant 10-5-71 Odusanya, Mrs F.O. Chief Data Processing Assistant 10-5-71 Omolodun,.J.I. .... Senior Data Processing Assistant 10-5-71 Oyefesobi, D Assistant Executive Officer (Inland Revenue) . 10-5-71 Shodipo, Mrs G.O. —_— Chief Data Processing Assistant » 10-5-71 Ministry of Agriculture Anyamkegh, C. I. Higher Hides and Skins Superintendent 1-5-71 and Natural Resources Bello,B. K. Higher Hides and Skins Superintendent 1-5-71 — , Jatto, C. .. Senior Clerical Officer 20~-4~-71 Ministry of Economic —-Ezenwa,P.I. .. Higher Statistical Officer 1-5-71 Development Ministry.of Education Adefolaju, G. 0. Education Officer, Grade I . 1-470 Adeleye, E. O. .. Education Officer, Grade I ‘ i-—4-70 Adeniye, T. A. .. EducationOfficer, Grade I 1-4-70 Adeyemo, Mrs G. M. Education Officer, Grade I oe 1-4~-70 Agun, S. O. .. Education Officer, GradelI .. _1-4-70 Akinbola, B, A, EducationOfficer, Grade I... 14-70 Anderson, R. W. Education Officer, GradeI .. 14-70 Coker, Miss V.M.1. Education Officer, Grade I ae 1-4~70 Dioru, A. R. Higher Technical Instructor.. .. 30-12-70 Efekodo, J... Education Officer, Grade [I . 14-70 © Ejoh, Mrs M, A. Education Officer, Grade I . 1~-4-70 Etuk, MrsB. E. Education Officer, Grade I 1-~4-70 © Etukenyen, J. N. Education Officer, GradeI .. ae 14-70 Fadina, B. O. Education Officer, GradeI .. .- 1-4-70 Joshi, B. G. .» Education Officer, GradeI .. 1-4-70 Kafaru, Mrs A. .. Education Officer, GradeI .. oe 1-4-70 Lazarus, V. K. .. Education Officer, GradeI .. 14-70 Oladele, Mrs F.O. .. Education Officer, Grade I 1-4-70 Oniko, G. C. Education Officer, Grade I 1-4-70 Orisawaiyi, J. O. Education Officer, Grade I . -1-4-70 Oseni, Mrs A. .. Education Officer, Grade I 14-70 Segun, Mra M.D. .. Education Officer, Grade I 14-70 Snell, Miss R. E. P... Education Officer, Grade I 14-70 Ministry of Health Akpabio, U. M. Senior Clerical Officer . 14-11-70 Cole, T. D. Senior Clerical Officer -- 14-11-70 Nwaokwanwa,J. N. C. Senior Clerical Officer - 14-11-70 Ukpong,J. U. Senior{Clerical Officer 14-11-70 Ministry of Mines and Morrow, M.I. .. Senior Technical Officer (Mines) .. 1-5-71 Power MigistrySo .of Works; and Adsleye,BoA.s O. Brineoe Surveyor =o. STH1-$~ Alufohai, F. A. J. Chief Federal Land Officer .. oe 1~5-71 ublic Service Alademehin, S.A. .. Senior Typist .. oe 1-6-71 aFakomogbon,ASEJ. EG 1 No allowance payable from 17-6-68 to 30-9-68. Notification in Gazette No. 75 of 7-11-68 is hereby | amended, ¢ i 920 ‘OFFICIAL GAZETTE No, 32, Vol. 58 CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS Department Name Appointment Date of Confirmation Administration .. Akpan, E. B. .. Administrative Officer, Grade V .. 18-11-70 Ayewoh, P. £. .. Administrative Officer, Grade V ..» 11-12-70 Customs and Excise .. Ezirim, S. 1. .. Assistant Collector-in-Training oe 2-1-66 General Executive Class Ogunsola, Mrs A. O... Assistant Executive Officer (General Duties) 12-2-71 Ojikutu, Mrs S. T. .. Assistant Executive Officer (Accounts) .. 1-4-71 Udoeyop, E. J. .. Assistant Executive Officer (General Duties) 20-2-71 Judicial... .. Babatunde, J.O. A... Higher Registrar .. .. 20-12-70 Jackman, Mrs G.O... Deputy Chief Registrar oe -« 31-12-69 Shonola-Shoyinka, Higher Registrar .. .: .. 14-12-70 ‘Ss. O. Ministry of Agriculture Aluko,J. O. .. Agricultural Laboratory Technician .e 1-5-71 and Natural Resources Atuluku, G. .. Meteorological’Assistant a .. 22-12-69 Ministry of Communi- Bamigbele,J.O. .. Assistant Postal Controller .. ++ 18-12-70 cations Harry, W.J. Assistant Postal Controller .. ..» 23-10-70 Lawoyin, Miss A. ¥. Telephone Operator .. -. 294-71 Okafor, N. V. Clerical Officer .. os se 2-5-7] Okoye, C. O. Telephone Operator . 9-9-70 Olaitan, Mrs O. A. .. Telephone Operator ae .- 18-1-71 Ugo, D. A. .. Technician . .. 844-67 Ministry of Education Dosunmu, E. O. .. Technical Instructor (Brickwork) 2. 241-71 Ogoliegbune, G. O. Assistant Technical Instructor «. 3-11+70 Omojowo,H.A. .. Lecturer (English) . -- =, 1-5-71 Ministry of External Okusanya, Mrs K.B. Typist, Grade II ~ ae os 2-7-69 Ministry of Health ..: Bamiro, W. B. .. Clerical Officer .. an o. _20-9-59 Shokunbi, J. O. .. Artisan, Grade IT . oe 1-4-65 Ministry of Industries .. Onukogu, A. .. Artisan, Grade III we .- 14-62 . Rufai, M. A. .. Motor-Driver/Mechanic .. -- 27-10-70 Ministry of Labour .. Isiagbon, A. A. .. Typist, Grade II + oe 1-5~71 Odungide, A.H. .. Trade Union Adviser os oe 1-2-71 kafor, J. .. Typist, Grade II oe as 1-9-69 Ministry of Trade -- Adili, G. -. Produce Inspector .. «- 25-9-70 Emerson, O. D. .- Produce Inspector .e «+ 12-10-70 Falana, 1. A. -» Produce Inspector -- 16-10-70 Okorie, J. C. .. Produce Inspector -- 11-10-70 Olorungunwa,J. .- Produce Inspector oe 5~9-~-70 Oretuyi, D. O. -. Produce Inspector s «- 25-9-70 Soyombo, B.
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