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lifgSit ■ » Federal RepubUc of Nigeria Official Gazette

No. 36 Lagos - 12th July, 1973 Vol. 60

CONTENTS Page Page Movements • e . 1018-26 Establishment of Denton StreetPostal Agency,

Ebute Metta ■ 4 • • » ■ e 1029 Yaba College of Tec^ology—Appointment (States Representatives of Coun^) Notice 1072 «« «« «a •• a, aa lyin Postal Agency—^Introduction of Savings 1026 Bank Fadlities 1030

Yaba College of Technology—Appointment Loss of Local Purchase Orders .. 1030 (States Representatives of Coun^) Notice 1973 .. .. 1626 Loss of local Purchase Order Booklet .. 1030 Applications under Trade Unions Act Cap. Loss of Payable Orders .. 1030 200 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria and Federal Government Bursary Scheme for the Lagos 1958 • • .. 1027 Training of Teachers for Post-Primary Cancellation of die Registration of an Insurer 1027 Educational Institutions in Nigeria 1973-741030-31 Insurance Company which has been registered as m Insurer under the Insurance Com Federal Government Scholarship and Bursary Awards for 1973-74—Successful Candi panies Act, 1961 and is therefore permitted dates to transact Insurance Business in Nigeria .. 1028 • * • * 1031-49 Tenders Adas Insurance Company Limited—^Regis 10S0-S7 ter’s Intention to cancel the Registration of Yacancies ♦ 4 1057-62 an Insurer .. » • .. 1028 International Civil Aviation Organization— Application for a Gas Pipeline Licence 1028-29 Vacancies 1062-66 Corrigendum—Ibadan City Council Joint Customs and Excise Nigeria—Sale of Goods 1067 Transport Board Workers’ Union .. 1029 Public Notice No. 31—Institute of Chartered Quarriable Minerals—Royalty on Clay .. 1029 Accountants of Nigeria—R^olutions passed at the 8th Annual General Meeting of the Boju-Ogobia Postal Agency—Opening of .. 1029 Instimte held on 25th May, 1973 .. ,. 1067

«• 1018 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 36, Vol. 60

Government Notice No. 1066 NEW APPOINTMENTS AND OTHER STAFF CH^G^

The following axe notified for general information i—

- NEW APPOINTMENTS

Department Nam Appointment Date of Appointment

Administration .. Akinyele, Dr C. I. .. Administrative Officer, Grade IV 17- 2-72 Nwifiia, S. O. .. Administrative Officer, Grade V 15-6-72

Audit ., Emuh, J. A, .. Clerical Officer • • 18- 7-72

Cabinet Office Esho, A. A. •. Clerical Officer ,. « • 2-1-7Q General ^ecutive Class Atinkiinmi, Mrs F. S. Executive Officer (Accoimts) 22-^-72 Faderin, O. A. .. Executive Officer (General Duties) 1-8-72 Ministry of Agriculture Adeyefa, E. K. A. .. Pupil Research Office 1-7-72 and Natural Resources Agbi, J. .. .. Artisan, <5rade III 10-11-72 Agboade, P. O.. .. Agricultural Superintendent 1- 7-72 Akpala, A. .. Field Overseer, Grade II 15-8-72 Etsmme, B. Forest Assistant-in-Training 21-5-73 Igbira, M. .. Artisan, Grade III 10-11-72 Nwaigto, L. .. Forest Assistant-in-Training 18- 5-73 Okunai]^, Dr O. A. .. Veterinary Officer, Grade II 19- 7-72 Ministry of Defence .. Gambari, S. ., Typist; Grade II 2- 3-71 . Lamina, S. .. Cleric^ Assistant 21-1-71 Obiike, R. A. .. Clerical Officer .. I- 11-67 Okolo, G. D. .. Stores Examiner 30-9-72 Ubosi, A. U. .. Typist, Grade II 1-4-72 Ugwunna, Ukoh A. H. Clerical Assistant 9-8-72 Ministry of Education .. Ayeni, B. A .. Clerical Officer .. 7-4-72 Ministry of External Aderibigbe, Ademok Clerical Assistant II- 2-72 Afimrs Wale Awolokun, Miss B. B. Clerical Officer .. 22-8-72

Udoh, Miss H. E. *- • Clerical Assistant i 15-7-72 Ministry of Finance ., Ishok, R. O. •. ClKcical Officer .. 29-10-71 Mogaji, S. A. .. Clerical Officer 12-10-71 Nwakozor, E. .. Clerical Officer .. 18-11-70 Ojo, J. O. .. Typist Grade II 26-8-71 Olofinro, G. O. .. Clerical Officer . .. 12-10-71 Omoighe, J. I. D. .. Clerical Officer . 9-9-71 Oranika, G. O. .. Clerical Officer .. 12-10-71 Ukeagbu, A .. Typist, Grade II 4-8-71 Ministry of Health .. ^Fadojutimi, Miss G. E. Health Sister 1-4-64 Ikwecheghe, U. . • Laboratory Technician. 9-11-72 Mmistry of Information Ayo, J. T. .. Information Officer, Grade II 1-7-72 Isorig, Mrs N. P. .. Typist, Grade III 29-10-71 Nwabueze, E. O. .. Clerical Assistant 3- 5-72 Ministry of Internal Ajayi, P. S. .. Clerical Officer • k 1-7-71 Affairs Orangwu, R. .. Clerical Officer 25-1-73 Ministry of Labour .. Avoaja, S. B. .. Clerical Officer .. 18-10-71 Azani, P, A .. Clerical Officer .. 6-4-73 Best, J. D. .. Clerical Officer .. 18-5-73 Boluogun, J. O. .. Clerical Assistant 1-4-69 Ministry of Mines and Igbeka, Miss P. I. .. Typist, Grade IH 4- 7-72 Power Ministiy of Trade .. Akal^i, A. E. .. Laboratory Technician 20-2-73 Ajayi, Mrs E. E. .. Typist, Grade III 1-4-72 Arigbede, J, A. .. Laboratory Technician 24-11-72 Arhagba, F. U. .. Clerical Officer .» 20-6-72 Ministiy of Transport.. Akinmok, T. .. Coastal Att^dant 1-4-71 Elemh, F. O. Coastal Assistant ♦ • 5-11-71 Idima, F. A .. Clerical Officer .. 13-5-72 nfepungbo, E. A. .. Technital Officer (Aviation) 3-7-72 S • * Clerical Assistant 1- 3-73 Orok, Oyo Bassey .. Clerical Officer • » 2- 1-73 12tk July, 4973 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1019

NEW APPOINTMENTS-^nf/jwei

De^arttnent Name Appointment Date of Appointment Ministry of Works and Adraiowo, A. . Heavy Lorry Driver 1-A-n Housing Akinbohun, E. O. , Craftsman, Grade III 12-7-71 Bose, Banm Kumar .. Senior Executive Engineer .. • • 18-10-72 Dada, Williams O. . Technical Assistant (Carto) .. 3-3-72 Gfaokomo, J. . Artisan, Grade III 15-6-71 Stajevic, S. . Principal Architect (Contract) 17-5-72 Police • 1 Akiolu, Riliwanu . Suh-Inspector « • • « 1-11-70

Statistics .. .. Igbinadolor, G. . Typist, Grade III » • 8-1-73 Mme, E. M. . Cleric^ Officer .. « m 26-1-70 Salawu, O. . Enumerator 5-4-72

1 Notification in Gazette No, 62 of 5th August, 1965 is hereby amended.

PROMOTIONS

Department Name Appointment Date of Promotion Customs and Exdse .. Âbdu, Y. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-4-72 Âboaba, O. O. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-4-72 Adekoya, R. S. .. Senior l^pist 29-8-72 Adeniyi, A. .. Head Messenger .. 29-8-72 Adetu, M. A. .. Senior Clericai Officer 29-8-72 Âghe, J. O. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-4-72 Âjike, A. K. ,. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-4-72 Âjikobi, O. ., Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-1-72 ^ÂkpanM.N, .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-1-72 Âliyu, G. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-1-72 Âmmanni, A. M. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-^72 Ânowe, N. O. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 25-11-71 tArinze, E. C. N. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-1-72 lAttah, E. U. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-1-72 ^Balogun, O. A. .. Senior Preventive Officer,- Grade II 1-4-72 ^Bamidele, S. B, .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-1-72 Bassey, O. E. . • Chief Clerical Officer 29-8-72 Bello, T. A. .. Head Messenger .. 29-8-72 ^Bdlo.Y.A, .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-4-72 ^Dajele, L .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 25-11-71 Êgbagiri, A. U, ., Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-1-72 Ênuwe, J. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-4-72 Êphraim, U. E. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-1-72 Erukunuakpor, Mrs I. Senior Clerical Officer 29-8-72 Êzike, L. A. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 25-11-71 ^Fadcyutimi, S. K. ,. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-4-72 fami, A. .. Senior Clerical Officar ’ 29-8-72 *Hassan, S, O. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade H 1-1-72 Îbokett^M. D. .. Senior Preventive Officer. Grade II 1-1-72 mrio, Miss D. E. ,. Senior Clerical Officer 29-8-72 Îriajen, J. U. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-4-72 Ishola, A. T. ,. Senior Clerical Clfficer 29-8-72 _ • • Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-1-72 Kalejaiye, T. .. Senior Typist .. ,. ■ 29-8-72 ^Katsina, S. A, .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1—4—72 Kudayisi, A. .. Senior Clerical Officer ' 29—8—72 ^Luwei, M. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1—4—72 ‘Martins, A. A. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-4' -72 ‘Nwamuo, S. N. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-1-72 ‘Nwoye, R. U. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 25-11-71 Obêmi,K.M. .. Senior Clerical Officer ’ _ ® “ 29-8-72 ‘Obasuyi, D. G. Y. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-4-72 ‘Obong, S. E. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-4-72 ‘Obot, M. F. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-4-72 ‘Odrfe, A. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 25-11-71 ‘Odibo,H.N. Semor Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-1-72 ■ ‘Odoemenan, J. .. Semor Preventive Officer, Grade II 25-11-71 1020 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 36, Vol. 60

PROMOTIONS—

Department Name Appointment Date of Promotion Cnstoms and Escke Odumeru, A. S. .. Head Messenger .. ♦ • 29-8-72 —continued Ôgwujor, H. N. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-1-72 Oke, S. A. .. Chief Clerical Officer 29-8-72 Ôkoh, P. S. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 25- 11-71 Ôkonkwo, N. O. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1—4—72 . Oladeji, Mss F. P, .. Senior Clerical Officer . 29-8-72 Ôlajuwon, F. O. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-4-72 Olawaiye, E, .. Chief Clerical Officer . 29-8-72 Ôlayemi, S. O. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II . 1-1-72 Olude, B. .. Head Messenger .. . 29-8-72 Omakpo, A. O. .. Assistant Preventive Superintendent 1-4-73 Ômole, F. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II . . 1-1-72 Ônyflo, LA. ., Senior Preventive Officer, Grade 11 1-4-72 Ososipe, O. I. Senior Clerical Officer 29-8-72 g *Osu, O. W. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-1-72 Ôwen, M. A. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-4-72 Pete3ra, 0. Head Messenger .. .. 29-8-72 Ûdom, W. J* .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II 1-4-72 Ugwunna, L. .. Head Messenger ,. .. 29-8-72 /WiDiams, M. A. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade II .. 1-4-72 ’WiDkms, P. E. .. Senior Preventive .Officer, Grade II 1-1-72 ^Youn^, D. K. .. Senior Preventive Officer, Grade ll .. 1-1-72 Inalnd Revenue .. Adeoti, Mrs B. A, .. Inspector of Taxes, Grade I .. 1-5-73 Adepoju, E. p. A. ,. Inspector of Taxes, Grade I .. 1-5-73 Agbabiaka, Mrs O. L Inspector of Taxes, Grade I .. 1-5-73 Anyanwu, L O. G. ., Inspector of Taxes, Grade I .. 1-5-73 Babatope, S. O. .. Inspector of Taxes, Grade I ., 1-5-73 Ojêre, B. S. E, .. Instructor, Grade I »■ • 1-6-73 -, Olisah, M. .. Inspector of Taxes, Grade I .. 1-5-73 Ministry of Establish- Adedi^ba, Y, A. .. Senior Librarfan .. 1-6-73 ments Adefidiya, A. .. Senior Librarian -. 1-6-73 _ . . Odinnosu, J. O. .. Senior Librarian .. ., 1-6-73 Ministry of Infoimation Abosede, M, A. Deputy Government Printer 1-6-73 Efimnuffl, O. ,, Information Officer, Grade ll 15-5-73 Williams, E. A. .. Senior Cinema Officer 1-6473 Ministry of Justice .. Omiyi, Mrs I. S. .. State Counsel, Grade I 1-6-73 Mmistry of Lôur .. ®Osuagwu, C. U. ,. 1st Class Clerk 26- 6-67 Ministry of Mines and Adihoma, F. N. .. Senior Clerical Officer 15-9-72 Power Alabi,J.J. .. Chief Sub-Inspector of Mines .. 15-9-72 Anaba, E. U. . . Senior Clerical Office ' . .. 15-9-72 Anyanwu, S. E. .. Senior Clerical Officer .. 15-SM72 Atah, O. A. .. Senior Clerical Officer .. 15-9-72

Bassey, S. E. O. 4 « Senior Clerical Officer . .. 15-9-72 DunfafU, A. I. .. Senior OE Gauger . .. 15-9-72 P^ui, E. I. t • Senior Clerical Officer .. 15-9-72 Nwaise, H. F. .. Senior Clerical Officer . .. 15-9-72 Ofodile, G. O. .. Senior Clerical Officer .. 15-9-72 Olagoknn, G. A. .. Senior Clerical Officer .. 15-9-72 Onukwu, C.C. .. Chief Clerical Officer . 15-9-72 Minatry of Trade .. Adiele, S. I. .. Senior Produce Officer 23-5^3 Adili, G. .. Senior Produce Officer 23-S-^3 Akametdu, O. I. .. i^sistant Trade Officer • • 1-12-72 Ayozie, V. O. . . Senior Produce Officer 23-5-73 Dada, J. O, .. Senior Produce Offic^ 23-5-73 Dike, B. O. . . Senior Produce Officer .. 23-5-73 Ebeniro, C. O. .. Senior Clerical Officer • « 23-3-73 Edem,P. .» Senior Produce Officer 23-5-73 Eyo, E. I. .. Senior Produce Officer 23-5-73 Eze, G. O, . • Assfetant Trade Officer 1-12-72 Eze, G. O, .. Senior Clerical Officer 23-3-73 Jimo, B. O. • • Senior Produce Officer 23-5-73 = Njolni, M. C. • • . Senior Pipduce Officer 23-5-73 Obasi, V. A. Senior Produce Officer » * 23-5-73 Obicbufcwu, E. C. .. Senior Produce Officer 23-5-73 Odiru,J.A. .. Senior Produce Officer 23-5-73 Okafor, A. E. ♦ • Senior Produce Officer 23-5-73 Okereke, B. C. .. SMiior Produce Officer a • 23-5-73 12th July, 1973 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1021

1 PROMOTIONS—continued . O^artment Name Appointment Date of i Promotion

M inistry of Trade Oyewaie, R. A. .. Assistant Trade Officer .. 1-12-72 —-.continued Ugwuegbulem, A. A. Senior Produce Officer .. 23-5-73

W iko.F.I. .. Senior Cl^ical Officer 23-3-73 M inistry of W orks and Chukura, P- ,. Driver-M echanic, Grade I 1-4-72 Housing

Police .. ®Ai3>^ J, D. .. Deputy Superintendent 1-7-72

Nigerian Institute for Osifo, R. . • Craftsman 15-6-73 Oil Palm Research

1 Notification in Gazette No. 16 of29-3-73 is amended. 2 Notification in Goaette No. 54 of 2-11-67 is amended. 3 Notificationin Gazette No. 3 of 18-1-73 is amended.

CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS

Date of^ Department Name Appointment Confmmtion M inistry of Communica- Ardo, B. I. , . Postal Officer 21-1-73 tions Chior, 1.1. .. Postal Officer 15-1-73 Dare, Mrs R. N. .. Postal Officer 3-1-69 M agbagbeola, A. T. . . Clerical Assistant 8-6-70 O fili, E. C. .. Postal Officer 4-10-66

Oyinloye, F. A. .. Clerical Officer • • 1- 8-69

M inistry of Education Abuah, M iss E. E. .. Education Officer 2- 6-72 Bolarinvra, A. O, .. Education Officer, Grade H 15-5-73 Ogunnusi, Mrs A. .. Typist, Grade I .. 1- 4-73

M inistry of Establish Kalejaiye, M iss A. .. Clerical Officer .. 2- 3-73 ments 1 M inistry of External Coker, Mm S- A. ,. Typist, Grade II 3-1-71 Affairs M inistry of Health .. Awode, Mrs G. N. ,. Clerical Assistant 5-7-71

M inistry of Labour .. Aiyeoh, O. A. .. Labour Officer, Grade II 18-11-72 Baryo, J. A. .. Labour Officer, Grade II 2-5-73

M inistry of M ines and ^Elebhose, D. A. •. Clerical Assistant 1-^73 Power M inistry of Trade .. Aremu, T. .. Produce Inspector 15-6-73

M inistry of Transport Abulu, J. A. .. Sigi^ Officer, Grade II .. 1-12-71 Aroh, G. C. K. .. Senior Draughtsman 1-4-63 Keffi, M. J. .. Air Traffic CSmtrol Assistant, Grade III 20-12-69

Nigerian Railway Aina, S. A. .. Craftsman M achinist 10-7-49 Corporation Statisrics .. .. Adedamola, A. L. .. Enumerator 1-4-70. Idirisu, M. . Enumerator 1^-69 Olowonefa, E. A. *. . Enumerator 1-5-68 t / 1 Notification in Gazette No. 21 of 12-4-73 is hereby amended.

ADVANCEMENTS

Date of Departnmtt Name Appointment Advancement M inistry of M ines and Banji, M. Z. .. Assmtant Technical Officer (Petroleum) .. 15-9-72 Power Faiebita, C. .. AssistantTechnical Officer (Petroleum) . . 15-9-72 Ugbeche, S. .. AssistantTechnical Officer (Petroleum) •• - lS-9-72 1022 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No.36,Vol.60

acting appointments

Date of Date of Department Name Acting Appointment Acting Reversion Appointment Administration .. A- O. .. Administrative Officer, Grade IV 11-10-72 4-12-72 Customs and Excise . Atewogboye, N, O- .. Principal Collector 18-12-72 I-S-73

Oladele, E. N,- • * Collector, Grade I 19-9-72 1-5-73 Oragwu, L. C, .. Collector, Grade I 19-6-73 —

Rapti, V. • • - Investigation Officer 11-12-72 1-3-73 General Executive Class Abidoye, A. i .. Higher Executive Officer lr^3 — Adeoye, P. A. .. Higher Executive Officer 31-1-73 — Coker, V. 0, . . Higher Executive Officer (General Duties) 23-1-73 16-2-73 Dada, I. A. .. Higher Executive Officer 6-3-73 — Ebiware, P. K. . - Higher Executive Officer 16-4-73 — Ifeagwu, C. E. .. Higher Executive Offiicer 27-3-73 — Odusanya, F. A. .» Higher Executive Officer (General Duties) 5-1-73 16-2-73 Inland Revenue .. ^Ariemuduigho, D. O. Senior Inspector of Taxes 23-6-73 —

M inistry of Agriculture Adejokun, J. A. .. Chief M eteorolo^cal Officer 2-^3 — and Natural Resovurces Bolude, M. A. A. .. Principal Technical Officer

(Forestry) »'• • 1-7-73 -- Larmie, G. A. K. .. Principal M eteorological Superintendent 2-7-73 Oni, B. O. .. Senior Technical Officer (Utilization) .. 1-7-73 Sana, S. O. . . Principal Technical Officer (Electronics) ,. 2-7-73 —

M inistry of Communi- ^Ajayi, J. B. .. Inv^tigation Officer 13-6-73 — cations Ama, D. .. Postmaster, Grade II 2-7-73 — A-wa, ^ O. .. Stores Officer .. 29-1-73 2-7-73

A-wodiran, S. O. » « Investigation Officer 13-6-73 — Eyo, M. .. Postmaster, Grade II 15-6-73 — Ineghedion, J. A. O. Head Postmaster, Grade I . 6- 7-73 — ■ Nor,J.N. .. Head Postmaster, Grade III . • 24-3-73 9-7-73 Nwokoh, W . I, .. Supervisor (Telephones) 15- 8-72 11-6-73 Odo, O. E. . . Head Postmaster, Grade IV . 17-10-72 9-7-73 Ohiri, C. A. ♦ . Postmaster, Grade II 26-6-73 — ®Senewo, R. A. .. Senior Engineer .. 29-6-73 — Sonde, J. O, .. Higher Stores Officer 1-1-73 1-6-73 Umoh, A* U. ., Senior Technician, Grade II 16- ^73 20-5-73 M inistry of Information Afcinola, R. O. .. Higher Graphic Arts Officer . 28- 5-73 — ®Jinadu, S. A. .. Graphic Arts Officer 29- 5-73 — Kosoko, M. O. . . Senior Printer, Grade II 11-6-73 — Ogunleye, A- O, .. Senior Printer, Grade I _ 11-6-73 — Okpako, G. E. Senior Graphic Arts Assistant 7- 6-73 — M inistry of Internal Dafe. A. .. Senior Clerical Officer 15-6-73 — Adairs Ehonwa, S. O. .. Technical Instructor 1-11-68 1-6-73 Guohadia, P. N. .. Senior Clerical Officer 15-6-73 — Otoro, E. O. .. Senior Clerical Officer 15-6-73 —

M inistry of Labour .. ^Bassey, S. E. .. Labour Officer, Grade I 1-6-73 Chukueke, S. U. .. Labour Officer, Grade I 1-6-73 — Chukwumah, S, O. Principal Labour Officer 1-6-73 — Ebbe, S. N. .. Labour Officer, Gmde I 1-6-73 — Êdeoghon, G..A. .. Labour Officer, Grade I 1-6-73 — ^Fajobi, S. B. .. Labour Officer, Grade I 1-6-73 — ^George, R. O. B. .. Labour Officer, Grade I 1-6-73 — Iji,0. .. .. Labour Officer, Grade I 1-6-73 — Iwuozor, C. O. .. Labour Officer, Grade I 1-6-73 — ^Nzegwu, C, C. .. Labour Officer, Grade I 1-6-73 — Nzelu,E. E. .. Chief Clerical Officer 23-4-73 28-5-73 Obi, P. N. .. Principal Labour Officer 1-6-73 — Ôdaro, G. O. .. Labour Officer, Grade I 1—6—73 — Ogundele, S. A. .. Senior Inspector of Factories 25-6-70 8-11-72 Ôgundele, S. A. ., Senior Inspector of Factories 28-12-72 — 12th July, 1973 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1023

ACTING APPOINTMENTS—icowriwaci Date of Date of D^artment Name Acting Appointment Acting Reversion Appointment Ministry of Labour lOie, S. B. . Labour Officer, Grade I 1-6-73 — —continued Olabiyi, J. O. . Labour Officer, Grade I 1-6-73 — *01uderu, A. A. . Labour Officer, Grade I 1-6-73 — Otuokpaikhian, J. U. Labour Officer, Grade I 1-6-73 — Ministiy of Mines and Olowu, J. A. I. . Deputy Director of Geological Power Survey •• 2-6-73 — Ministry of Worls and Adejumobi, A. . Higher Tedmical Officer .. 12-6-73 — Housing Adisa, P. A, . Higher Technical Officer 2-7-73 — Aina, J, A. . Electrical Engmeer, Grade I 14-7-71 1-1-73 Aldnya, S. A. . Higher Technical Officer {Air Survey) .. .. 15-6-73 — Ayanlaja, T. O. M. . Principal Structural Engineer 18-7-72 2-7-73 Dunkvra, C. I. . Higher Technical Officer (Air Survey) 15-6-73 — Emea, E. O. . Technical Officer 21-5-73 — Gberevbie, G. A, U. Higher Technical Officer 1-7-73 — Igwemma, A. . Technical Officer 21-5-73 _ Kataria, L, D. , Chief Architect .. 29-3-73 24-5-73 •Kataria,, L. D. . Chief Architect 23-6-73 — *Lasisi, S. A. . Technical Officer (Photo/ Litho) .. 7-5-73 *Osinowo, S. A. . Principal Lands Officer 12-6-73 Pedro, A. Y. . Higher Technical Officer 1-7-73

Police • • * * Bamishaiye, R, . Deputy Superintendent 10-7-73 ®Daura, A. . Deputy Superintendent 1-5-73 •Gwarzo, I. . Assistant Commissioner 30-11-72 ®Nwaozomudoh, L. . Deputy Superintendent 1-5-73

1 SO per cent Acting Allowance is payable. 2 50 per cent Acting Allowance is payable in Salary Scale PI. 3 No Acting Allowance is payable. : 4 50 per cent Acting Allowance is payable with effect from 1-3-73. 5 Notification in Gazette No. 33 of 21-6-73 is amended. 6 Full Acting AUow^ce is now payable with effect from 1-7-73. Notification in Gazette No. 5 of 25-1-73 is amended.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Department Name Appointment Date of Leave D^arture Granted

Administration » « Akande, O. A. ., Administrative Officer,

Grade III ■ » .. 12-3-73 30 days

Ogundele, E. O. • • Confidential Secretary, ’ Grade II 16-4-73 56 days Customs and Excise .. Bob-Manuel, ., Asdstant Preventive D. M. D. Superintendent .. 21-12-72 35 days Maduegbuna, P. B. O. Chief Collector .. .. 29-12-72 43 days Okon, E. E. .. Deputy Preventive Superintendent .. 3-10-72 37 days

General Executive Class Whitworth, P. C. • • Higher Executive Officer (General Duties) 7-8-72 42 days

Ministry of Agriculture Lawal, A. L. B. • i Meteorological Superintendent 2-1-73 35 days and Natural Resources Onochie, C. A. .. eWef Forestry Planning Officer 19-^73 56 days Oyefolu, D. O. .. Higher Meteorological Superintendent .. 23-5-73 21 days Oy^nade, B. .. Tedmical Officer .. 12-3-73 35 days Udo-Imeh, E. T. . . Asdstant Meteorological Officer 26-4-73 35 days U^an, S. D. Meteorological Superintendent 19-2-73 35 days

Ministry of Commumca- Alabi, T.A. .. Investigation Officer .. 25-4-73 39 days tions Olowa, M. B. .. Head Postmaster, Gmde III 16-11-72 42 days

Ministry of Education Bassey, F. W. .. Archaeolo^t .. 26-3-73 35 days i - 1024 OFFIGIAI^ GAZETTE No.36,VoL60

LEAVE OF ABSENCE—

DepartTnent Name Appointment Date of Leave Departure Granted Ministry of Estemal Okek^ J. C. . Executive Officer (Extemgl Aflairs Aflfeirs) .. .1 27-10-72 7 days Mirdstry of Internal Akiga, S. I. . Assistant Superintendent of ASTairs Prisons .. .. 1-2-73 32 days Egu, M. A. . Assistant Director of Prisons 16-10-72 42 days

Ministry of Labour • * Young, 0. A . Chief Inspector of Factories .. 27-12-72 42 days Ministry of Mines and Hamzah, Ali • Principal Geologist . . 21-7-72 168 days Power Okekei E. L . Petroleqin Engineer-in-Training 19-6-72 42 days Ministry of Trade .. Benjamin, T, E. . Assistant Produce Officer .. 9-4-73 35 days Ministry of Works and Owolabi, I. A. . Senior Technical Officer .. 26-2-73 42 days Housing Nigerian Institute for Oil Thomas, G. O. . Laboratory Technologist 16-10-72 21 days Palm Research Police * .• .. Adedeji, L. . Deputy Superintendent .. 12-2-73 84 days Agwam, M. . Assistant Superintendent .. 1-5-73 35 days J. ,. . Assistant Superintendent .. 1-4-73 70 days Akinola, J. . Assistant Superintendent- .. 1-4-73" 70 days Apata, J. . Assfetant Superintendent .. 24-12-72 35 days Bishaia, M. M. , Assistant Superintendent . . 1-5-73 35 days Dabo, A. . Assistant Superintendent .. 30-12-72 35 days Dangana,A. . Deputy Superintendent ^ ,. 16-4-73 42 days Fafowora, M. O. . Dejguty Superintendent .. 26-3-73 84 days Lafiaji, Y. . Assistant Commissioner 1-2-73 78 days Olaoye, S. , Assistant Superintendent 7-5-73 35 days Pam, T. * Chief Superintendent 9-4-73 61 days Udoh,P. . Assfetant Superintendent 3-2-73 4 days Zonkwa, Er . Assistant Superintendent 1-4-73 70 days

Statistics • • Ifemade, M.O. . Higher Statistical Officer • r 1-5-73 42 days

RESUMPTION OF DUTY

Department Name Appointment Date of Resumption Administration .. Akande, O. A. .. Administrative Officer, Grade III .. 11-4-73 Ogundele, E. O. • .. Confidential Secrataigy, Grade II .. 11-6-13 Customs and Excise .. Bob-Manuel, D,M. D. Assistant Preventive Superintendent • • 25-1-73

Maduegbuna, P. B. O. Chief Collector • *■ ♦ e 10-2-73 Okon, E. E. ., Deputy Preventive Superintendent 9-11-72 General Executive Class Whitworth, P, C. .. Higher Executive Officer (Generd Duties) 18—9—72 Ministry of Agriculture Lawal, A. L. B. .. Meteorological Superintendent 6^-73 and Natural Resources Onochie, C. A. .. CWef Forestry Planning Officer 14-6-73 Oyefolu, D. O. .. Highgr Meteorological Superintendent * • 13-6-73 Oyemade, B. .. Tedinical Officer 16-4-73 Udo-Imeh, E. T. .. Assistant Meteorological Officer > 31-5-73 Usman, S. D. . , Meteorological Superintendent 26-3-73 Ministry of Communi Alabi,TA. .. Investigation Officer 4-6-73 cations Olowa, M. B. .. Head Postmaster, Grade III a « 28-12-72 Ministry of Education .. Bassey, F. W. .. Archaeologist * A 30-4-73 Ministry of External Okeke, J. C. », Executive Officer (External Affairs) .. 3-11-72 Afi^irs Ministry of Internal Akiga, S. L .. Assistant Superintendent of Prisons « « 5-3-73 Affairs Egu, M. A, .. Assistant Director of Prisons .. 27-11-72 Ministry of Labour .. Young, O. A. .. Chief Ihspector of Factories .. 7-2-73 Ministry of Mines and Hfemzah, Ali .. Principal Geologist .. 1-2-73 Power Okeke, E.t. .. Petroleum Engineer-in-Training .. 31-7-72 Ministry of Trade Benjamin, T. E. • * Assistant Produce Officer .. 14-5-73 Ministry of Works and Owolabi, I. A. • • Senior Technical Officer Housing 9-4-73 Nigerian Institute for Oil Thomas, G. O. .. Laboratory Technologist Palm Research •_ *■ 8-11-72 12th July, 1973 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1025

RESUMPTION OF DUTY—

Department Name Appointment . Date of Resumption

Police • f % • Adedeji, L. .. Deputy Superintendent 7-5-73 Agwam, M. .. Assistant Superintendent 5-6-73 Aina, J. .. .. A^stant Superintendent 10-6-73 Akinola, t. .. Assistant Superintendent 10- 6-73 Apata, J. . - Assistant Superintendent 28-1-73 Bishara, M, M, 4. Assistant Superintendent 5-6-73 . Dabo, A. .. Assistant Superintendent 3-2-73 Dangana, A. . • Deputy Superintendent 28-5-73 Fafowora, M. O. .. Deputy Superin^dent 18-6-73 Lafiaji, Y. .. Assistant Commissioner 20-4-73 Olaoye, S. .. Assistaht Superintendent 11- 6-73 Pam, T. .. .. Chief Superintendent 9-6-73 Udoh, P. .. Assistant Superintendent 7-2-73 Zonkwa, K. .. Assistant Superintendent 10-6-73 Statistics .. « • Ifemade, M. O. .. Higher Statistical Officer 12- 6-73

SECONDMENTS Department Name Appointment Post to which Date of Date of seconded Secondment Reversion Cabinet Osemeka, J. O. .. Chief Statistician State Census Officer 1-10-72 — (East-Central State Public Service) Ministry of Oturicpo, A. ,. Senior Warder, Regimental Sergeant- Defence Grade II (Federal Major 5-6-67 Ministry of Internal Affairs)

TRANSFERS

Department Name Appointnmnt Service/Post te which Date of transferred Transfer Judicial .. Egbuche, S. O. Clerical Officer Clerical Officer 1-6-73 (East-Central State Public Service) ‘ Ministry of Agriculture K)yairo, Dr A. A. Senior Veterinary Senior Planning Officer and Natural Resources Officer (Lagos (Veterinary) 1-4-73 State, Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources)

Ministry of Defence * « *Hashim, Specialist Teacher Instructor .. .. 10-7-72 AlhajiB. for Blind (Kano Local Educational Authority) Nigerian Institute for Amugeh, J. J. T3rpist, Grade I .. Typist, Grade I (N.B.C.) 9-2-73 Oil Palm Research Parliament.. .. Adegboye, S. A. Clerical Officer, Clerical Officer 1-12-58 Grade III (Eldti Southern District CounciQ

1 Notification in Gazette No. 31 of 7-6-73 is hereby amended. 2 Transferred-on-Promotion,

CONVERSIONS D^artment Name Appointment Post to which Date of converted Conversion Administration .. Bamiro, Potential Stenogra- Stenographer 7-4-73 MrsR.F. pher IHinistry of Education Dosumu, S. O. Lecturer, Grade I.. Education Officer, Grade I 1-6-72 1026 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 36, Vdl. 60

<> LEFT THE SERVICE Jjtate of Reasons for Department Name Appointment leaving leaving Service Service Ministry of Communi Iredia, E. A. .. Seruor Technician, Grade I 24-5-73 Retired cations Oyetoyan, J. O. .. Assistant Technici Officer 11-10-71 Dismissed Mmistry of Defence .. Taiwo, P. .. 1st Class Clerk 1-12-72 Retired Ministry of Transport Olovba, L. .. Coastal Attendant .. 19-4—73 Resigned Nigman Institute for Herington, P, R. .. Agricultural Economist Oil Palm Research (Contract) .. 19-6-73 Terminated Police .. Akika, E. .. Inspector S-S-71 Dismissed Asojo, J. .. .. Corporal^ 1-7-73 Retired Bako, A. .. .. Corporal * 1-10-72 Retired Emedo, P. .. Sergeant 1-6-73 Retired Sanniez, M. .. Superintendent 24-5-73 Retired

OBITUARY The Head of the Federal Military Government, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces atmounces with regret the death of the follovdng Mr Isaac C. O. Ikbm, late Executive Officer (Accounts), Federal Ministry of Education, on 11th December, 1972 at Enugwu-Ukwu. . ^ AmNosao, late Stenographer, Federal Ministry of Health, on 24th April, 1973 at Lagos Univer sity Teaching Hospital, Lagos.

Government Notice No. 1067 Yaba College of Technology Decree 1969 (1969 ATo. 23) APPOINTMENT (STATES REPRESENTATIVES OF COUNCIL) NOTICE 1972 Purauant to section 2 (2) (j) of the Yaba College of Technology Decree 1969, and of all other powers enabling me in that behalf, I, Abudu Yesufii Eke, Federal Commissioner for Education, have appointed the persons named in paragraph 2 below as members of the Coimcil of Yaba College of Technology for a period of twelve months with effect from 1st April, 1972. 2. The members are— (z) E. O. Karie (East-Central State) (ii) J. J. Egwoma (Kwara State) (az) E. I. Banwo (Lagos State) Dated at Lagos this 29th day of Jime, 1973. A. Y. Eke, Federal Commissioner for Education Government Notice No. 1068 Yaba College of Technology Decree 1969 (1969Nb.23) APPOINTMENT (STATES REPRESENTATIVES OF COUNCIL) NOTICE 1973 Pursuant to section 2 (2) (j) of the Yaba College of Technology Decree 1969, and of all other powers enabling me in ffiat behalf, I, Abudu Yesufo Eke, Federal Commissioner for Education, have appointed ffie persons named in paragraph 2 below as members of the Council of Yaba College of Technology for a period of twelve months with effect from 1st April, 1973. 2. The members are— (z) Mallam Musa Abdolahi (North-Central State) (») J. S. Etokodo (South-Eastern State) (zzt) M. A Adeneran (Western State)

Dated at Lagos this 29th day of June, 1973, A. Y. Eke, Federal Commissioner for lucation 12th July, 1973 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1027

Government Notice No. 1069

Applicatioks under Trade Unioi« Act Cap. 200 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria and Lagos 1958

_ Notice is hereby giveri of the receipt of implications to register the Trade Unions mentioned below. Objection to such registration should be lodged with the Registrar of Trade Unions before the expiration of SIX months from the date of this Notice.

Nam of Union Name of Secretary Registered Address Nigerian Association of Veterinary Tech- J, M. O. Ayaogu .. 22 Onyiuke Street, Ogui Newlay- nologists out, Enugu.

Ijaw Ukparamo/Arogbo Water Trading P. D. Gbamire .. .. Gbaji’s Quarter, A^ata via Union Okitipupa.

Igbudu Butchers and M eat-Sellers* Fredrick Nwanze .. 5 Egboreje Street, Essi Layout, A^ociation W aixi.

Obicmia Mobile Tailors’ Union .. Nnadii O. Anya .. 30 Aneke Street, Mile II, Diobu, Port Harcourt.

Nigerian Pools Stokers* Association . • Stephen B. John .. 1 Nubi Close, Apapa Road, Ebute M etta.

Standard Bank Nigeria Senior Stoff B. A. Animashaun -. 24 Kakawa Street (2nd floor), Association Lagos.

Ibadan City and District Tailors’Union .. Latifu Bello .. SWl/504 Isale Osi, Ibadan.

W estern Stote Night Guards and Guide Muili Okebode .. .. S4/412 Elekuro Street, Ibadan. Association P Dated this 6th day of July, 1973.

G. A Igbo, Registrar of Trade Unions, Federal Ministry of Lcibour

Government No^e No. 1070

(Under the Insurance Companies Act 1961)

Notice of Cancellation of the Registration of an Insurer

The Public is hereby notified that:

1. *1116 Federal Commissioner for Trade in exercise of powers conferred under section 9 of the TngmuncP. Compmues Art 1961 has on the 2nd day of July, 1973, and at the request of the Company named hereunder, cancelled the Registration of the Company as an insurer ■

2. By section 9 (2) of the Insurance Companies Act 1961, it shall be an offence for the Company to carry on Ins^ce bitoiness in the Federation after the expiry of twelve months from the date of cancellation, i.e. after 2nd July, 1974. The twelve months penod is given by law to enable the Company wind-up any Insurance business it may have in hand as on the date of cancellation of its Certificate of Registration.

Section A Section B Section C Section D Certificate No. Nature of Insurance Date wMch Certificate

Nam and Registered Office Und^ the Insurance Business for which of Registration is Companies Act 1961 Licence has been issued cancelled The Century Insurance RI-27 of 20-7-70 Fire, Accident, Motor- 1-11-70 Co. (Nigeria) Ltd., c/o Vehid^ Workmen’s The United Nigeria In Compensation Marine, surance Company Ltd., Aviation and Transit 53 Marina, Lagos Insurance Business.

J. A. Adeosdn, Registrar of Insurance, Federal Ministry of Trade 1028 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 36, Vol. 60

Government Notice No. 1071

{Under the Insurance Companies Act 1961)

Insurance Company which Hi^ been registered as an Insurer under the Insurance Companies Act, 1961 and is therefore permitted to transact o Insurance Business in Nigeria Name of Company Date of Registration Registered Principal Office Classes of Insurance Permitted to transact Votenisfei Assurance ISth May, 1973 24 Naraguta Avenue, Jos, Fire, Accident, Motor- Company Limited Benue-Plateau State Vehicle, Marine, Avia tion and Transit and Workmen’s Compensa tion.

J. A. Adeosun, Registrar of Insurance, Federal Ministry of Trade

Government Notice No. 1072 Aghigho proposed Flow Station to a tie-in point in the existing Upomami Tank Farm the route of {Under the Insurance Companies Act 1961) which is demarcated on the ground by a survey trace marked with blue stak^ and is herein described. Notice of Registrar’s Intention to cancel escription the Registration of an Insurer D All that strip of land approximately 1.2 Mometees THE ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY (0.75 mile) long situate within the Warri Division LIMITED, ISHOKUN STREET, P.O. of the Mid-Western State, theroute of which traverses only dry land (forest) and is shown in red in the BOX 24, ILESHA Company’s plan number 409 dated January 1973. Notice is hereby given to the Atlas Insurance The width of the way leave will be approximately Company Limit ed hereinafter referred to as 15 metres (about 50 feet). ‘"Die Company”) that the Registrar-of Insurance, 1. The route of the line is described in the in exercise of the powers conferred on him imder following text: section 9 of the Insurance Companies Act 1961, Where in the following text, the bearing of the intenik to cancel the registration of the company line is described as proceeding to a certain P.I. as an insurer on the ground— (point of intersection), the line will follow a "That the msurer has ceased to carry on any simple curve from a tangent point before the P.I. insurance business for a whole year.” and will enter the next bearing at a tangent point after the P.I., the exact distance from tangent 2.^ Unless within 60 days from the date of this point to tangent point will vary according to the Notice, that is, not later than 30th August, 1973, radius of curve used. you lodge with the Itegistrar of Insurance a Notice of Appeal against this notice in accordance with Starting at the proposed outgoing manifold at sections 8 and 9 of the Act, the Repstrar shall, on the proposed A^gho Flow Station (marked P.I. the expiration of fourteen days beginning with tlmt “0” on the plan) whose Nigerian co-ordinates are date, proceed to cancel the registration of the company. N = 182,996.17E — 346,504.10 the route proceeds on an approximate bearing of 328® 51' for a Dated at Lagos this 30th day of June, 1973. distance of approximately 19 metres to a point markedP.1.1; tiience on an approximate bearing of 58° 51' J. A. Adeosun, for a distance of approximately 31 metres to a Registrar of Insurance, pomtmaikedP.I. 2; Federcd Ministry of Trade thence on an approximate bearing of 328° 40' Government Notice No. 1073 for a distance of approximately 245 metr^ to a pointmarked P.I. 3 j Oil Pipelines Act Cap. 145 thence on an approximate bearing of 279° 49' for a distance of approximately 6 metres to a Application for a Gas Pipel ine Licence pointmarked P.L 4; 4^ Diameter Pipel ine thence on an approximate bearing of 328° 17' for a distance of approxinately 237 metres to a Notice is hereby given in accordance with section 8 pointmarked P.1.5; of the Oil Pipelines Act Cap. 145 that the Safhap thence on an approximate bearing of 238° 42' Nigeria Limit ed whose registered office is at 63 Marina, Lagos, has applied to the Federal Ministry for a distance of approximately 107 metres to a of Mines and Power for the grant of a licence to pointmarkedP.1.6; enter upon, take possession of and use for 20 (twenty) thence on an approximate bearing of 328° 46' years a strip of land for the pt^ose of laying a M for a distance of approximately 350 metres to a diameter Gas Pipeline from a point in the Company’s pointmarked P.I. 7; 12th July, 1973 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1029

thence on an approximate bearing of 58“ 42' for Government Notice No. 1073 a distance of approximately 194 metres to a pointmarkedP.l. 8; Megulation 23 of the Quarries Regulations 1969 thence on an approximate hearing of 148“ 42' for a distance of approximately 20 metres to Ae Qdabriablb Minerals—^Royalty on Clay termination point P J, 9 whose Nigerian co-ordinate areN = 183,764.51 E = 346,158.66 which is the In zeroise of the powers conferred on me by tie-in point in the Upomami Tank Farm inlet sub-regulation (2) of the above re^ilation, it is manifold. notified for the purpose of computing royalty, 2. A copy of a plan of the pipeline route identify that the local average price of clay has been fixed at ing the land afifected can be inspected during dl 49 kobo per metric ton and the royalty payable normal working hours at the Divisional Office, per metric ton of clay won during the period 1st July, 1973 to 30th September, 1973 shSl be Warri Division; Permanent Secretary, Ministry of one Works, Lan

Ibadan City Council Joint Transport Board (t) Sale of stamps Workers’ Union Certificate No, 1308, (ft) Postal Orders—tissue and Payment 2. The Union’s Certificate of Registration was {Hi) Registration—Acceptance and Delivery cancelled in error. (to) Mails^—^Despatch and Receipt. Dated this 3rd day of July, 1973, G. A. Igbo, Unio^ Ri^sirar of Trade Permanent Secretary, Federd Ministry of Labour, Le^s Ministry of Commumcations 1030 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 36, Vol. 60

Government Notice No. 1078 2. The above Local Purchase Order Booklet is hereby declared cancelled. Ministry of Commokications Anybody who comes into possession of the Local PurchM e Order Booklet or is able to give any lYIN POSTAL AGENCY—INTRODUCTION inform ation relating to it should please report die OF SAVINGS BANK FACILITIES facts to the nearest Police Station sad/or this office.

It is notified for general inform ation that Savings S. I. SOTONWA, Bank facilities have been tended to lyin Postd

Agoicy in Ekiti Division of W estern State vvith Accountant-General, effect from 17th January, 1973. Western State Government Notice No. 1082 Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Commumc^itnts Loss OF Payable Ordbes

Government Notice No, 1079 It is hereby notified that the undermentioned Payable Orders are lost t— Loss OF Local Purchase Order The Secretary, Kaduna Capital Development P.O. No. 063282 dated 27-12-72, issued by the Board, North-Central State, Kaduna has reported the Pennanent Secretai^, M inistry of Education, loss of Local Purchase Order No. 263800 dated Finance and Establishm ents Divuion, Ibadan, to 25th February, 1973, issued to Alhaji Lawal Fimtua M rT. Toriola, P.O. Box 321, Oshogbo, for N19.40, for supply of stationery. payable at Treasury Cash Office, Oshc^bo. The above-mentioned Local Purchase Order is P.O. No. 145059 dated 25-5-73, issued by the hereby declared cm delled, I Permanent Secretary, hCnistry of Health, Finance and Establishm ents Division, Ibadan, to Alhaji Any person who comes in possession of it or is able Lateef Omotosho, N4/762b Yemeni Amokoko, to give any ioform ation relating to it, should please Ibadan, for N16.00 at Treasury Cash Office, Agodi. report the facts to this office or to the nearest Police Station. P.O. No. 065304 dated 19-1-73, issued to the Al hap Mohammed Yakubu, Permanent Secretary, M inis^ of Home ABairs Acting Accountant-General, and Inform ation, Ibadan, to the M anager, Catering North-Central State, Rest House, Ijebu-Ode, for Nll.OO, payable at Kaduna Treasury Cash Office, IjebuVOde. P.O. No. 091612 dated 25-3-71, issued by the Government Notice No. 1080 Commissioner of Police, W estern State, Ibadan to Mr I. O, Adefolaju, for payable at Loss OF Local Purchase Order Treasury Cash Office, Oyo. It is hereby notified that the undermentioned Local Purchase Order is lost: 2. The above Payable Orders are hereby declared L.P.O. No. A.314521 of 17-3-71, issued by the ^celled. Anybody -who com^ into possîon of Chief Agricultural O fficer, M inistr^ of Agriculture ® mformation relating to and Natural Resources, Ibadan to W estern ôuld please report ffie fects to the Nigeria Trading Company, P.M.B. 5148, Ibadan, ordered Galvanised Pipes of various sizes for .1, Oshun Farm Settlem ent. S. I. SOTONWA, 2. The above Local Purchase Order is hereby Accountant-General, Westmt State declared cancelled. Anybody who comes into possession of it or is able to give any hfformation relating to any of it should please report the fects Government Notice No,988 {Srd pubUcation) to the nearest Police Station and this office. Federal Ministry of Education S. I. SOTONWA, ' Accountant-General, FEDERAL GOVERNMENT BURSARY i Western State of Nigeria SCHEME FOR THE TRAINING OF Government Notice No. 1081 TEACHERS FOR POST-PRIMARY Loss OF Local Purchase Order Booklet EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN It is notified for general inform ation that the Local NIGERIA 1973-74 Purchase Order Booklet (Counterfoil Nos. A3S7480- In pursuance of tiie Federal Grovemment Policy ^57500) which contains partly used andimused, that teachers in all types of Post-Prim ary Educations issu^ to the Pennanent Secretary, M inistry of Institutions in the country should be well-qualified, Agriculture and Natural Resources, Ibadan by the applications for bursaries are invited fium interested Accoxmtant-General, W estern State of Nigeria, candidates, who have dedded to tdce up Teachhig Ibadan has been reported lost in transit on 25th Jtm e, asacareer. 1973 between the Office of the Permanent Secretary, Natural Resources and 2. Bursaries are tenable at Advanced Teachers toe Dê of the Agricultural O fficer, Young Farmer’s Training Colleges, Colleges of Education and a • Ibadan vide Pennanent Secretary, M inistry of UniverM ties in Nigeria. At present, the value of a Resources’ letter No. bursary covets tuition fees, boarding charges and AD474/288 of 2nd July, 1973. where appli<»ble, teaching practice fees. 12th July, 1973 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1031

3. Qtudtficatt^. Candidates must be either (*) Mhdicinb AND Relaots Subjects (25) students already studying m the Institutions or studente who have already otomed ndtriiactVn into 1. Esuruoso, Dr (Mrs) Adebola Or&-01orun 2. Onochie, Dr Lawrence Maduka, 4. Method of application.—AppUcsdon forms 3. Aligwekwe, Charles Jiwunze, which should be completed in duplicate are obtainable 4. Okam, Mrs Arret Ifeoma from any of the following institutions:— 5. Iheagwam, Emmanuel Uchechukwu (a) Advanced Teachers’ Colleges in Nigeria 6. Tagbo, Miss Ifeyironwa Francisca, and National Teachers’ Technical College, Yaba; 7. Odusanya, Stephen Abimbola (&}A Colleges of 'Bducatiou in Nigeria i (c) ^cal Universities. 8. Anigbo, Dr Anthony Augustine, 9. Otu,MraObalAdiaha, 5. application must be Spjonsorship.—Evety lO.JÔluwasanmi, Dr Thompson Sunday sponsored by a State Government of the applicant’s own choice. The Feoerai. Ministry of ûcation 11 .f AwaritefejAlfired DOES NOT nOOK FOR STATE-SpoNSOHSHIR FOR 12. Amatu, Henry Igbozuruike APRUCANtB. 13. Bandele, DrÊmmanuel Olarewaju 6. Time schedule for submission of forms.—(o) 14. Edeh, Dr James Chukwu Thomas, Foima^ should be submitted by applicants to States of their choice for sponsorship not later than 29th ,15. Roberts, Dr (Mrs) OmolaraMojisola September, 1973. 16. Okubanjo,Dr AbiodunOlanipekunAdebisi (d) State Mmistries of Education should submit all 17. Ogungbade, Samuel Gbola forma to the Teacher Training Section of the 18. John, Samuel Ehiozua Federal Ministry of Education not later than 27th 19. Princewill, Theophilus Jacob Tom October, 1973. Envôpes containing application forms must be clearly marked "Teachers 20. Sathô-Donga, Dr Lazaya Bursaries’* and sent by Registered post. 21. Fabijii, Joshua Alaba (c) Interested candidates are strongly advised to 22. Olukoya, Olumayowa Adebayo Titilayo obtain their application forms from the particular 23. Onaga, Chukwuemeka Ignatius iiMtitutions where they have been offered admissions \ 24. Iranloya, Titus Afolabi or where they are already pursuing their courses. 25. Olisah, JohnChike 7. The Feder^ Minktiy of Education will not accept any application dir^ from any individual, (li) Engineering and Reiated Subjects (16) Late application forms will not be considered by 1. Nebo, Anthony Chibuzo die Federal Ministry of Education. ,2. Olatunbosun, OluTOToiAyotunde A JODA, 3. Esimai, Charles Nduka Permanent Secretary, 4. Aliyu, Ustr^ Otaru Federal Ministry of Education, 5. Md£anjuola,Saibu Adebayo Lagos 6. Adeyemi, 01usegunAlade 7. Akuiyigbo, Dimabo Boyton .—^The Crash Programme Scheme for the Note 8. Awosofe, Clausius Ojo training of teachers has ceased—^the last awards 9. Osuagwu, Charles Chukwudi under the scheme wem made during the 1972-73 10. Mbeledogu, Francis Ifeanyichukwu Academic Session. 11. Oyewole, Michael Segun 12. Chukwu-Ike, Ignatius Muo Government Notice No. 1083 13. Osinowo, FatayiAbayomi FederAi. Government Scholarship and 14. Asuquo,BedeOkon Bursary Awards for 1973-74 15. Akinbijd, Takintope SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES 16. Ogboja, Oluwasola The following whose names are listed in fuU (mi) Agriculture, VETERtNARY Mtoicine and bdow have been successhil in their recent applica Related SuBpcrs(12) tions for Scholarship and Bursary Awards imder the Federal Military Government Scholarships Program 1. Oqi, Benedict Ijeoma me for 1973-74. 2. Eshiett,NatOkon 2. The types of Scholamhips or Bumaries for 3. Olatunde, Anthony Akinola which awards have been made are as follows: 4. Ajayi, Thorns Olatunde A. Post-graduate Scholarships 1973-74; 5. Nnyamah, Joseph Ugbogu B. UndergraduateBursaryAwards\91Z-‘1A‘, 6. Ekundayo.Mrs Comfort Abiye, C. 1973-74; and Technical Bursary Awards 7. Mustaffi, Shetrima D. 1973-74 which Hie National Awards for 8. Nwalor, Emmanuel Chinagorom will be published later. 9. Olaifa, Dr Olasunkade Olufemi Ahmed Joda, Permanent Secretary, 10. Sanyaolu, Dr Adetunji Samuel Federal Ministry of Education 11. Shambe, Tseaa 28th June, 1973. 12. Wosu, Loveday Onyemachi 1032 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 36, Vol. 60

(m) Environmental Studies and Design (12) {vu) Humanit ies (22) 1. Ndukwe, Ndukwe Kalu 1. Osundare, Oluwaiiiyi Isaac 2. Adeyemi, Bamidele 2. Iloabachio, Miss Chittwe Edith 3. Majoroh, Oghenovo Charles 3. Ngwaba, Francis Enyiimaya 4. lyasere, John Richard 4. Shuaib, Uthman Balogun 5. Esode, Victor Patrick 5. Nasinl, Wahab Oladejo Adigun 6. Egborge, MrsRosalynAnamy 6. Nasiru, Isaac Akanji 7. Ogunyebi,RufiisAdewuini f. Ifeta, Emmanuel Akpo 8. Egunjobi, Timothy Olayiwola 8. Esin, Mrs Elizabeth Uduak 9. Cholom, Mark Jang 9. Bamikunle, Aderemi James 10. Emenike, Emmanuel Ndub&i 10. Azuonye, Kingston Chuky/uma 11. Chigbundu, James Nkeme 11. Akonobi, Mrs Marie-Theresa Ngozi 12. Okafor, Francis Chukwutom 12. Nwala, Timothy Uzodinma 13. Njoku, Onwuka Ndukwe (o) Basic Sciences (20) 14. Fadeyi, Ola^Oluwa 1. Patubarin, AyodeleRotimi 15. Nkemaka, Bennett Dike 2. Uzoma, NduwezeNwosu 16. Ijomah, Patric, Chukwuma 3. Kalu, Miss NgwannaNne 17. Bozimo, Mrs Doris Oritsewenyinu 4. Onuorah,OkayMarrins Orefo 18. Paseda, James Akinola 5. Aina, John Olusola 19. AMntade, Jonathan Bandele 6. Eneh, Cllistus Igwenagu 20. Igbanugo, Miss Veronica Chinyelu 7. Akpansi, Leonard Ekenenye 21. Igwe, Samuel Okotonkwo 8. Ibemesi, JobnAkolisa 22. Ndu, Felix Okechukwu Chukwu«tneka 9. EkwenchijMbanefoMbonu 10. Ikoku, Miss Stella Aku Medicine and Related Subjkjts (302) (Q Medicine/Health Science (138) 11. Oloruntoba, Oladeji Isola 1. Ameh, Isaac Ajenu 12. Ononogbu, Ikpendu Christopher 2. Eladii, Clmaent Amadi 13. Oyedele, JamesAkindele 3. Nwokike, Chike Obiora 14. Mabatah, Augustine Kanebi 4. Nwokedi, Miss Philippa Nkiru 15. Udofa, Silas Jumbo 5. Erondu, Ngozi Enamanuel 16. Farinmade, Jacob Adegboyega 6. Iwuora, Jerry Chiobi 17. Iwuora, Miss Grace Ogechukwukanma 7. Ikpeze, Okechukwu Chris 18. Nnanze, Miss Marie-Teresa Nneka 8. Uzu, Madueke Dennis 19. Agunwamba, Christian Chiechefolam 9. Nwokoio, Chukwuka Uchemefuna 20. Inok, Miss Sylvia Anyando 10. Ezem, Kevin Chufcwuemeka (t»j Social Sciences (20) 11. Chilaka, Miss Patricia Keledn 1. Gboy^a, Emmanuel Alra: 12. Njoku, S. Ogbonnaya 2. Odoemelam, Edwid Chukwuemeka 13. Nwosu, Ciosmas Maduaborochukwu 3. Aloha, Alfred Oluvsole 14. Egboga, Atinze ^ 15. Akamnonu, Fabian Nnaji 4. Okubote, Tayo Jonathan 16. Ododo, Miss Grace Akunna 5. Bickersteth, Oluseyi Togonu 17. Ajaero, Ekwuelarere Patrick 18. Eguna, Miss Kathleen Nndka 6. Amucheazi, Elochukwu Christian 19. Iloegbu, Charles Chukwuemeka 7. Atoyebi, Atilade Ola . - 20. Onubeze, David Patrick Mmaduka 8. Tinuoye, Ikuyi Tunde 21. Nwagbara, Patrick Ndubuo 22. Achebe, Uche Johnson 9. Abana, Lazarus Jmdu 23. Ngoka, Miss Oiinyere Sylvaline 10. Onu, Paul Eze 24. Okoli, Dibo Igweonu 11. Loto, James Omojuwa 25. Ogan, Miss CMemezie Ori 12. Jimoh, Shehu Ahmed 26. Abengowci Miss Chmenyem Pamdla 13* OkonlOTor, Raplmel Chude 27. Umaru, A. Bashir 14. Abdullah, Zubair AUiaji 28. Lanval, Miss Ireti 15. Abura, Obed Mkaag^ 29. Oladipo, Rablu Ibitete 16. Anyanwu, Simon Chimaeze 30. Arranu, Miss Janet Wuraola 17. Babatunde, Stephen Olaniyi 31. Oyeleke, Miss Mary Bamidele 18. Nduka, Christopher 32. Malik, Isiaq Adisa 19. Olotu, Taiyeloju Jacobs 33. Ajagbona, Ola Stephens 20. Adegumobi, Adegbola 34. Fayeye, Michael Glabode 12th July, 1973 OFFICIAL GAZETIE 1033

MsDtcimJJiBAhra BtnmcB—contitmed 103. Idem , Etuk Sam uel

35. Fakeye, Tolutope Ibitom i 104. Ekpo, M ichael Seb^dn

36. O lanreW aju, W aheeb Idbwu 105. Ithna, Sam uel M brkson

37. A je, Ebetiezer Ote 106. Esslen, A ugustus John 38. Peters, Aaron 107. Ekitok, tTsoro Etim Usoro 39. A jayi, M ajebi OUisegun 108. Ndaw, Okokon A didas 40. A geiii, Yeauf 109. Udoh, M ichael Akpan

41. Ibraheem , W ahab Adebowale 110. Udoh, Esio Oôno 42. Sdaoii, Isiaka A jibola 111. Peters, Akpabio Johnson 43. Fafettti, Oladapo O lusola 112. Ibanga, Godwin Akpan 44. O lajide, O ladele 1 113. A rchibong, Ayi Ekpo 45. O dekuide, Abayomi 114. Asuquo, M Kss Erne Abia 46. A iyejutaoh, Jetty Babatunde 47. Oresanwo, A. O laitan 115. Anwanane, Nya Bass^ 48. G afar, M iss B. M odupe 116. Ukpong, E lijah Jam es 49. Ibim soja, O lufetoi 117. Ukpong, M iss Lna-Obong Jonah 50. Erogbogbo, A. N utaini 51. A deyetni, M. Adewumi 118. Ete, V incent Isaac 52. Awoyemi, A. Olugbenga 119. Bassey, Clem ent A dolf 53. Oseni, M iss Faosata 120. Akpan, Anthony Paul S4-. M ustapha, Kehinde 55. Amosu, M. Ademola 121. A labi, M ichael Adeboro 56. D asilva, A. A biola 122. O laofe, M iss W uraola Adebola 57. N ylander, M iss tC M odupe 58. Ayodele, P. O. Oyenuga 123. Sdawu, M iss M arian Odujoke 59. H arper, M iss G. M. Brenda 124. Adegoke, Simon O yinlola 60. V incent, O lajide 0. 125. Erinle, Oladapo Olugbenga 61. Vaughan, J, O luyoini 62. Lawal, Adeleye O. 126. O ginni, Lawrence M agbagbeola 63. Ogun, O lufoni O . 127. Thom as, M iss M odupeola O lufhnike 64. Bdogun, Peter Adevyale 128. O detayo, O layioye Oluwole 65. tJdi, Lucky Odieneo 66. Y ottfen, Satnuel 0. 129. A degoroye, Bam idele Adebowale 67. O san, Evans Enoghale 130. A jewole, W illiam s Olu 68. Oviasu, Felix Izuhunw a 69. Chinweokwu, Emmanuel Chukwu 131. .Odum osu, Oladapo O latokunbo 70. Ogah, G abriel Okhaisim hape 132. Fariyeke, ’Tayo Babatunde 71. Akbi, Philip Babatunde 133. W ahabi, Isaac Alagbe 72. Okorodudu, M iss Elizabeth Urowayino 134. Cêlanu, AMbu Oyeku 73. Chibututu, C hristian Christopher 135. Babatim de, O labisi Ade 74. Erw af, Steven Vanderpuye 136. A jayi, Adebayo Ben 75. Jam es, Olorunda Stephen 137. A toyebi, Oluwole Ayoola 76. Tongo, M iss M odupe A gharese 138. A kaji, Abayomi O lusola 77. U koli, Preston Om oereke 78. Okogm, M iss G ertrude Chinwe PSAHMAcy (52 Awards) 79. Akagbosu, Fidelis Thomas 80. Im oniê, Thomas EdeHn 1. A lade, Paul IshoU 81. O sadaiye, JoUyAmenaghawon 2. Igbo, Peter Agbenyi 82. Lolo, N. W enawo 3. W aturuocha, j^w in Chinedu 83. Labesa, Dawuda Eong 4. N w osu, Bernadette Oyeamaka 84. Ado, John, A. Gyebi 5. Okwuo^ C hristian UgOchukwu 85. A bdtdlahi, K. Ibrahim 6. Agu, Theophilus Uba 86. D onli, M iss Amina E. 7. A^sm oh, M iss Elechi 87. D ikko, Yahaya John 8. Ezim oha, lênze O letus 88. M ohammed, M agaji 9. Ezeka, Emmanuel Chijioke 89. D agogo-Jadc, S, Erekosim a 10. B aje, Ayo Momoh 90. Ofurum , Benjam in Ndubusi 11. OdojBn, Ayodele Jc^hua 91. H arry, Tubonye Clem m it 12. A folabi, Joseph Kola 92. B riggs, Ibim Tubonim i 13. M edubi, Sam uel Adebola 93. D ennar, W illiam ^ 14. Sule, A bdulaht 94. Isaiah, Sunday A zibaodi 15. A labi, Nurudeen 95. i^borubere, Bandele Tamimonye 16. A ina, M iss Janet Olurem i 96. A da8i, W ariboH . D. 17. Johnson, W ahab Babatunde 97. O tianzi, George Ayebakuro 18. Sobanjo, A desina Godwin 98. 11^0, M iss Ngoba Soibom ari 19. Erikitoia, M hs O juolape Adeola 99. Nwuke, Ejileuwaem onu 20. CÛ tcrick, M iss Esther O luwatoyin 100. Frank-Briggs, Aso 21. Sagoe, M iss Ajuah O layinka 101. Owukolo, M ichael Sibi^bo ’ 22. Sekoni, M iss S^that Ajoke 102. Dagogo, Sardis W ellington 23. A bdul, Fata! A ^tola Kdmre Ekun 1034 OFFICtAI^ GAZETTE No. 36, Vol. 60

(o) ospital dmimstrahon Pharmacy—continued H A (10) 1. Inwekogu, DahielMusa 24. Jabudma, Ejayeta 2. Aghunobi, Emmanuel Chufavukelue 25. Owegbey, Abu George 3. Denloye, Foluso Toluwalope 4. Ozomaro, Odezi Osioai 26. Azagba, Okeibulor Lawrence 5. Ikeji, Gabriel Madu Sunday 27. Chufcwura, Eric Nnamdi 6. Orugbani, Romeo 28. Omofiima, Bukar Toni 7. Chishola, CliflFofdAIderton 8. Stephen, Edet James 29. Edoro, Solomon Greg 9. BabatUnde, Augustine Oialekaii 30. Iziduh, Gabriel Obehi 10. " Ayorinde, Olaseni Manni 31. Ahmed, Sani Mohammed (t>0 DBNTistHy (34) 32- Mohammed, Sani A. 1. Onyenyirion'wu, Eberechukwu 33. Tee, Deebari Porobe 2. Arukwe, Sunday Onyekwere 34. Piagbo, Miss Supuir Babarinalee 3. Okeke, Eugene Emeka 4. Okerulu, Innocent Nweke 35. Abariko, Miss Doris Ayodele 5* Onyebimiei Anthony Aiiy&kohaT. 36. Gbimadee, Beidamin Lekol 6. Obi, David Chize 37. Enenia, Azibato Cooper 7. Etugo, Greorge Cbukwubueze 8. Raymond AntasodorNze 38. Jamaka, Mbs Beatrick Roma • 9. Okonkwo, Emmanuel Nnaji

39. Afonya, Theopbilus Anuoba 19* Miss Jemima Nnena 11. Ndnnele, Eugene Chimerie 40. Ebinang, Bkong Udo 12. Aâka, Francis Nvmbueze 41. Inyang, Miss Ekaete Okon 13. lialu, Iheanyi Samuel 42. Aân, Isiah tideme 14. Madueke, Wisdom Ghinedu 43. Oyom, Alexander Egbe is, Oladipo, LMisiBisi 16. Olayivrola, Easali Akinropo 44. Inyang, Miss Eudora Udo 17. Vera-Cruz, Smieon AMnola 45. Ubia, Miss Ekaete Daniel 18. Ibidapo, Joseph Oladunjoye 46. Ogimgbamila, Francis Omoseyin 19. Etukes, Miss Akpomedaye Evelyn 20. Audu, Eric Kerimu - 47. Olowoleye, Miss Fnnke Emily 21. IBinran, Theophilous Osayi 48. Oyelere, OyetoidioBabatunde 22. Woghiien, Emmanuel Osadebamwen 49. Ayininuola, Samuel Idowu 23. Omu, Henri Emonihri 24. Ngalâ, Morrison Nvrafor 50. Bolaji, Oluseye Oladotun 25. Agoye, Simeon Ugbe 51. Irinoye, Gabriel Okdepo 26. Ilumoka, Miss Abiodutt Ajoke 52. Bamisaiye, Israel Sunday 27. Mafo,FolagbadeGard 28. Ogundiya, Ayodeji Adeyeini (&■ ) Medical Laboratory ’IkaNOLOGY(20) 29. Ogunjobi, Adeola Alade 30. Adôle, Reuben Ayodeji 1. Otimyo, Amazidi Walter 31. Olotu, FrandsAdelola 2. Awodi, Shuaibu 32. Okuttbena, Adewale 3. Cbiori, OkoroaforOkoro 33. Orekoya,Afolabi Felix 4. Nwokolo, AzufcaObiolm 34. Popoola, Miss Omolok Felicia 5. Jemilohon, Philip Onifade (o») OphthalmicGpt ics 0) 6. Saka, Sunday 7. Adebiyi, Raymod Feyisayo 1. Asota, Cyprian Sunday Chukwiura 8. Isichei, Ifeanyi Anthony" 2. Dike, Gk>dj&»yOkechidiwu 9. Okojie, Godfi^ Inedegbor 10. Ozomaro Odezi Osioni 3. Kalu, Miss EziOmangbe like 11. Fiddi, Morrison Anthony (oaiO Msmcal Records (2) 12. Nyenke, Agbo Wofuru 13. Atakpa, Michael Moses 1. Olayemi, Thomas Folorunsho 14. Udoibe, Ndarake David 2. Nwuke, Nnamdi Geoige 15. Akiwowo, KayodeAyodeji 16. AHnol^ Olusina Abayomi («ff) Msmcal Microbiology (3) 17. Adeosun, AkmolaObafemi 1. Ugochukwu, Aidhony IS^mehma 18. Ojo, David Ajiboye 19. Odewumi, David Tunde 2. Offonry, Ukachtikwu Smnley 20. Adeboboye,Adeniran Henry 3. Ozemela, ChinedumEze («) Radiography (6) (jo) Nursing (5) 1. Onyekwe, Lawrence OKzoba 1. Akoja, Innocent Elaigwu - 2. Okoro, Godwin 2. Qkafor. bibs Beatrice Chitiyofa 3. Ayeni, Miss Elizabeth Ebun 3. Salami, SriiuAden^ 4. Daramola, Mabilnaolaji 4. Onwuama,Misa FdicBHechuiwude 5. Jamgbadi, AggreyBamidele 5. Esbo, David Sola 6. Sowunmi, Foliike Olabisi 12th July, 1973 OlîCIAI. GAZETIS 1035

(aa) PirsBioi.ooY(5) (iu) Cmn/STROCTORAL ENGlNESaiNG (35) 1. Mbanugo,MissChinekwuAyo 1. Okoye, Mark ChidoviKmeka 2. Mbanetne,EdozieObiefuna 2. OJi, Allan Chima 3. AJala, Theophilus Okekabile 3. £keyi, Ambrose Chuma 4. Ihonor, An«irewpnuoha 4. Chukwuogo, Nnaemeka Chukwokelue 5. Sonuga, Adeyetni Olaseni 5. Ojukwu, Samuel Chukwudi 6. Okenwa, Raymond N. («n) Pirrat L>ajide, Ademoia Oluyole 17. Adeghe, Louis NoSa (xiii) DiBtET{cs(4) 18. Akhigbe, Joshua Okumika 1. ikeakor, IzunwoluHus 19. Sambo, Baba Sallsu 2. Okot) EI.BCTRICAI. ENdlNEEUiro <40) 3. Isichei, C. Izuka 1. Ajagbe, Abraham 2. Onuegbu, Christian Nwachukwu 3. Udo, Udo Okoro ENGINEERING AND RELATED 4. Egbochuloi, Emeka Herbert SUBJECTS (247) 5. Udekike, Enunanuel Chudi 6. Okoye, Christian Chukwu^neka (*) AeRONAUTICAI./Pi.IGMT ENOiNKgRINO (5) 7. Okonfcwo, Benedict Yochukwu 1. O’kwu, Emmanuel IJenkeli 8. Isigwe, Miss Kkedhiwere Obukwanwa •2. ManueLDavies, Babatunde 9. Ezeozue, Godwin Obi ' 3, Kwasau, Christopl»r Pop 10. Ntraogbo, Cbiegiro Hyacinth 4. Wakaye, Ambrose Ksmr^ 11. Okoye, Nelson Tagbo 5. Stanl^, Monima 12. Iwunze, Uchechuku Godwin 13. Oyedokun, Oluse&mi Zacchaeus (») Chb^c^ Engineering (20) 14. Usman, Momoh Jimoh 1. Ohiaeri, Iheanyinwa 15. Adewunmi, Johnson Bamidde 2. Erinne, Ndiekwube John Daniel 16. Tunde, Mathew Adeyemi 3. Nwasike, Obiefuna Timothy 17. Sangoyomi, Sunday St^hen 4. Olmye, David Mobike Q. 18. Omole, Raphael Jimoh 5. Asiegbu, Dennis Nwankwo 19. Olarewaju, Edward Oladapo 6. Nwanauo, Paulinm O. 20. Jacobs, Miss Christiana Oyin 7. Salami, Jimoh Eyiomika 21. Enaholo, Raymond Osoiease 8. Oni, James Oladipo 22. Ayewah, Emmanuel Omonkhomon 9. Cardoso, Afolabi Emmanuel 23. Nanna, Ejuno 10. Seton, Gbolade Olufemi 24. êpobasa, Oyovwikihwoeje A- BenoBct 11. Olômah, hfotdiew Ochukoh 25. Uômoh, limocent Agbomire 12. Ojieh, Gregory Vincent 26- Orf®hi> Matthew A&mefuna 13. Alhassan, Manmood Rabiu 27. Hayab, Dzerng Levi 14. Frincewill, Opiribo Mpaks 28. Inyang, Ametie Tlmotiby 15. Faara-Jigo, lôlbari Baridi Lo 29. Elensi, Elensi Ating 16. Ntem, Imeh Akpat |0. Udoanya, Emmanuel Okokon 17. Akân, Patrick Gozdbn 31. Ikpeme, Victor MDsunday 18. Osindero, Abayonri Ohxgbenga 32. Aân, Samuel Ujah 19. Awobamise, Bolatinwa Olannan 33. Sawyerr, Sylvester Alfred 20. Odewole, Akinyele Olawale ■ 34. Aji^b, Olufemi Adedolapo 1036 OFFICIAL gazette No. 36, Vol, 60

Electrical Engineering—continued ipHt) Fetroi£um Engineering/ 35. Akinseye, Folajoye Julius ’I^HNOLOGY (25) 36. Adejuyigbe, Kayode Anthony 1. Ohaeiri, Ghtoles tJche 37. Akinnewu, Ridkrd Ayodele 2. Amaefwe, Jude Oônah 38. Adetutu, Noah A. 3. Nwo8U, Innocent IneMjdchukwu 39. Ajao, Sunday Olufemi 4. Ohadugha, Godfrey Eberechukwu 40. Odutola, Adedayo Olusola 5. Sûelt Daniel Olaseinide 6. Aina,^ Oluwagbemiga Adelana (n) frmusTRiAL Engineering (10) 7. Ayeni, ^thony Odutola 1. Ogba, Ihendu 8. Omoregie, Osazuwa Sunday 2. Mbakwe, Donatus Mbanefo 9. Ebomah, Delde Franklin 3. Uwufoh, Godwin 10. Egho, Franck Omaniuzo 4. Momoh, Wasiu Adka 11. Agbon, Solomon Izielen 5. Agili, Emmanuel OfiK 12. Ogbe, David Oyibo 6. Opene, Emelm Adolphus 13. Alagoa, Augustine IkSomoye 7. Charles, Oliver Ekepre 14. Orlu, Isaac Meiyakayi 8. Okure, Christopher Umoton 15. Amabeoku, Madieam Oiuka 9. Udosen, Udosen Jonah 16. Obika, Ben Uwa Diegvm 10. Awoyemi, Ayoade 17. Stephen, ItaAlân (oi) Marine Engineering (10) 18. Ibok, Effiong Etukudo 1. Okpala, Felix Osita 19. Usoro, Umoren Asika 2. Elênna, Davies Uthegbu 20. Esiere, Monday Samson 3. Ajinonomoh, Philip Abdulshaibu 21. Ekani^, Efefiong Ekong 4. Ladega, Qmolayajo Babatimde 22. Adebisi,. Johnson Babatunde 5. Ozomaro, Okoro EdaSrobo 23. Akinêlu, Lateef 6. Azugbene, Thompson Reuben 24. Adeniyi, Adeniran Mathew 7. Emenike, Chika 25. Osisanya, Olusola Samuel 8. Orianzi, Joel Boiikiri 9. Emah, Eno Sydney (ix) Mining ENGmEERiNG (11) 10. AderOnmu, Olalekan Adedamola 1. Agbia, Peter Osita 2. Tasieobi, Obed Eletuma (o») Mkehanical Engineering (40) 3. Onyia, Ernest Chijioke 1. Oiheche, Stanley OnyilolcWo 4. Otuonye, Onyenso Ptanck 2. Mbonu, John Okechukwu 5. Kusimo, Joseph Oluwole Shodipe 3. Onyekwere, Dunstan Chukwuemeka 6. Qnoyivweta, Joseph 4. Okolo, Godwin Chukwudi 7. Oyegun, Oaarhieme Jonathan 5. Achehe, Joseph Ifeatu 8. Iweriebor, Pattick Obuseh Dunnor 6. Nwoye, Moses Chukwuina 9. Etefia, Eduat Taiwo 7. Udeh, Chukwuemeka Dan 10. Adesegha, Ropo Rufua 8. Ifelayo, Ignatius Dare 11. Ogimwo, Babatunde 9. Adaji, Nidiu 10. Awoniyi, Jacob Adeleke («) ErecErdnics (16) 11. Ajkafe, Paul Duro 12. Oloka, Olorunjobi Raphael 1. Ezike, John Ogedi 13. Yusuf, Noladeen A&a 2. Ibenedie, Chimadbi Jonathan 14. Aigoro, Adîna Shams-Deen 3. Ifaturoti, Babatunde Adegbola 15. Thomas, Goriola Adegboyega 4. Mann, John Olubxmmi 16. Johnson, Gani3ru Abiodun 5. Idakoji, Abubaka Emmanuel 17. Salku, Agboôla Yusuf 6. Okundigie, Amenaghawon lUchard 18. Dosumu, Adesola Samuel 7. Egwele, Joseph JideUche 19. Onaôyaj Mona Friday 8. Ekong, Ekong Archibong 20. Eguh, Josiah Ayanmre 9. Andrew, Essien Sunday 21. Diei, inward NkecH 10. Asitog^, Asoligah 22. NkposI, Samson Uchechukwuka 11. Adongbi, Livingstone Ingha 23. Eguauoen, Joseph Fadairo 12. Jimoh, MuriMa Adewunmi 24. Okoloko, Samson Michael 13. Yakubu, Elias Adigun 25. Yahuza, Abashe Abdullah! 14. Abyem, Wilfred Emmanuel D. 26. GaujL Duchi Amos 15. Idrk, Bolaji Alade 27. Passman, William Charles 16. Oni, Abiodun Adeyemi Abayomi 28. Igoma, Aaron Godwin 29. Bdriko, Ofo Noble (xi) Metallurgy (11) 30. Ekanem, Emmanuel Bassey 1. Ezekwe, Nnaemeka John 31. Igin, Igiri Oside 2. Okoye, Benson Okee 32. Akpabot^ Ndiuwen Benjamin 3. Egimdebi, Gabriel Oladipo 33. Essi^, Etiowo Sunday 4. Ige, Babatunde Kayode 34. Udoh, Edet Ekanem 5. MmaUjNkereuwem Edward 35. Adeodu, Oluwatolamke 6. Adiuku-Brown, Obioma Chukwunyere 36. Abati, Sobulo Fidelk Gluseye 7. Balogun, Joseph 37. Falaye, Bahafemi Ajibola 8. Ogunleye, Adesina 38. Olamigoke, Ayodele 9. Irumdomon, Richard Odê 39. WicHme, Oladelnde Folorunso 10. Oribabor, Isaac Ehiagmna 40. Falemi, Olugbenga 11. Timothy, Ndamati Michael 12th July, 1973 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1037

(peii) Tm'n^ Engineering/ (iii) Botany (20) l^CHNOLOGY (9) 1. Ufegbu, M iss Blessing Chima 1. Afolabi, Matthew Adewale 2. Ezeh, Raymond Ikechukwu 2. Olawoyin, Samuel Bamiduro 3. Igbozutike, Miss Alfreda Ogochukwu 3. Gbadebo, David Adeylnka 4. Nsofor, Sebastine Amechi 4. Oyewale, Emmanuel Adeyemi 5. Okolo, Edmund Chiedu 5. Sunmonu, Olufemi Kashim 6. Okoroma, Miss Chibuzo Laety 6. Bala, Aminu Jibrin 7. Abubakar, Mohammed 7. Chukwu, Michael Ibezim 8. Oji, Ogbonaya 8. Omade, Dimaro Enunanuel 9. Ikwuezuma, Manly Julian 9. Bchimo, Augustine Chukwusa (»m) Production Engineering (5) 10. Ighovavwerhe, Edison Odevwo 1. Osuagwu, Cyprian Obinnaya 11. Ukavbe, Philip Andrew 2. Duru, Norman Stephen 12. Erharhaghen, Onoghd Joseph 3^ Osarenkhoe, Imafidon Uwa Simday 13. Asuquo, Miss A£5ong Mmaeyen 4. Fiberesima, Macaulay Jebilma 14. Ottong, Okon Gabriel 5. Rotimi, Oludayo 15. Owoh, Pius 'W illiam ixiv) Building TECHNOtoGY/ 16. Soyibo, Kolawole Concrete Teohnology (6) 17. Adedetran, Nath Mayo 1. Oji, Samuel Ibeakanma 18. Adenrele, Samson Bayo 2. Adamu, Muhammad Sani 19. Odumosu, Miss Yetunde Olu 3. M ichika, Abubakar Ali 4. Akpan, Victor Udo Udo 20. Olowokudejo, James *Dele 5. Araba, Abayomi Abiola 6. Ojongbede, Charlra Olorunfemi (to) Chh«istry (19) (*t») Fubl/Gas Technology (4) 1. Digwo, Nnamdi Godson 1. Agbai, Ogbonnaaya 2. Okonkwo, Bernard Glad 2. Ogwo, Uwakwe Eke Eke 3. Ifebigh, Lawrence Nnaemeka ; 3. Uwaejike, Ignatii» Ambike \ 4. Jaiyeola, Adeyemi 4. Obasi, Brendan Ndukwe 5. Emmanuel, Miss Mary Bola Basic Sciencb (211) 6. Lawal, Frederick Alabi (0 Biology (IS) 1. Egbe, Frederick (Jn.) 7. Durotimi, Olatunde 2. Ezeanya, Emmanuel Nwabueze 8. Odutola, M riiutau Olusola 3. Oyeyele, Job Yinka 9. Efurhievwe, Benjamin Eferurhobo 4. Odesanya, M ichael Idowu 10. Onwae^, Raymond Okechukwu 5. Giwa, Miss Ganiat Abiodun 11. Odia, Benedict Eromosele 6. Taylor, Theophilus Abayomi 12. Briggs, Miss M argaret Ibianga 7. Aisien, Francis Imadode 13. Essiet, Xavier Patrick 8. Osude, Miss Pauline Uche 14. Akwaowo, Miss Mary Joseph 9. Daniel-Kalio, Miss Abonyonsika Olubunmi 15. Udo, John Udo 10. lyoyo, Eugene Inise 16. Adebisi, Lateef Ajayi 11. Okwong, M iss Arit Efiiong 17. Lajide, Labunmi 12. Joshua, Jonathan Abel 18. CJeorge, Miss Taylor Mosunmola Alaba 19. Ogunleji, Adeinola Samuel 13. Omotunde, Joshua Olusesan

14. Akinhmde, Akinwumi (n) Computer Science (6) 15. Ige, Miss Oyinlok Florence 1. Okoye, Gilbert Nwankwo 2. Olutimayin, Jide («) Biochemistry (10) 3. Moses, Kenneth Olajide 1. Ogonsiegbe, Obiora Nduka 4. Ofiionyeadi, Samuel Ifeanyi 2. Madueke, Norbert Uchenna 5. Bassey, Augustine Effiong 3. Uzomah, Alex Eberechukwu 6. AMnniyi, Folorunso Alade 4. Enimadamori, Gbadebo 5. Fagbemi, Oluwole Shanusi (vi) Food Science Technology (5) 6. Okogu, Bright Erakpoweri 1. Nwojo, Mgboji Ezera 7. Ezidie, Onowu A. Emmanuel 2. Koku, Segun Olumide 8. Okon, Ekong Udo 3. Agheyisi, Emmanuel Eghe 9. Afolabi, Timothy Duroja 4. Prin(«will, Tonte Dennis 10. Ogunlela, Miss Janet Mojisok 5. Akinyemi, Benedict Olakunie 1G38 OPFIGEM* GAZETTE No. 36, Vol. 60

(m) Geology (16) ixi) Meteorology (5) 1. Anakwue, Gordian Eredein^ 1. Kalu, Did: Okpara 2. Atova, lorzua Franklin Samson 2. Ibeaiteie,, Christian Omeaie 3. Ejimnda, Ememke Chukwunenne 4. Nnakwu, Linns O. Chikezie 3. Ogunbowsde, Olattrewaju Aderemi 5. Mam^, Luke Ikechukwu 4. Okie, Leonard Ochei 6. Owonipa, Andrews Olorundare 5. Olusdla, Olufenai 7. Olabisi, Moses Olatunji , 8. Olowora, Oluremi Tinuola (*») Mickobiology (10) 9. Adegbesto, Babatunde Ade 1. Ekennia, LOnûs Obioma 10. Akeni, Charles Okiroro 11. Obiuweubi, Fdix Ronnie 2. Anaehobi, Eghuna Sabestine 12. Beredugo, Selegha Eremain 3. Opara, Samuel Emeka 13. Nyong, Eyo Etito 4. AbuU^, Sule 14. Usanga, Emmanuel Sunday 5. Olayemi, Albert Bsanikole 15. jôi, Isaac Adefemi 16. Amusan» Oluwole Michael'* 6. Macaulay, Miss Winifred lyabo 7. Agbotttaen, Abel Edobor (cm) Industrial CnEMisTHy (7) 8. Douglas, Nidiolas Enyinnah 1. Mato, Tambaya Stephen 9. Udo, Samuel Dickson 2. Udezue, Okey 10. Ogunkanmi, Miss Eunice Ayoka 3. Denloye, ^ss Abimbola Oyindamola 4. Omo-Osagje, Miss Abieyuwa Josephine (a^) PaYstcs (20) 5. Wodi, Ebenezer Elendu 6. Ulro-Eninn, Anyiekan Udo 1. Chike-Obi, Balogun 7. Kuku, Titilayo Adelaja 2. Adiele, Canice Okechukwu 3. Opara, Columba Onyegbula (i») Marine Biology (5) 4. Egbosimba, Michael Chiedu Chike 1. Amilo, George Robert Chuka 5. Obieke, Gregory 2. Olatoyan, John Bola 3. Ogunbê, Oluftujso Awokoya Olayemi 6. Ekemede, William NvmchUkwu 4. Urhoghide, Miss Omosede Mabel. 7* Adeyeye, John Ola-Olorun 5. Odunjo, Theresa Bolanlft 8. Odetayo, Omoniyi Michael 9. Oyibo, Daniel Enoch (») MAteiematics (26) 1. Ojimelukwei God.win Bwa 10. Olawepo, Miss Victoria Modupe 2. Igweonwu, Samuel Davis 11. Oshiokamel, John Daniel 3. Ugwuegbulma, Desmond 12. Olowolaiyemo, John Dde 4. Ezisi, Fantaleon Chukwumah 13. Mordi, John Ademabua 5. Chimezi^ Emmanuel IkecTniloyii 14. Egwaoje, Andiony Willie 6. Ananuba, Martins Obieae 15. Udofiah, Nkpo-Nnam Archibong 16. Udoekn, Enefiok Diôn 7. Onyekwere, Mathias Ezeehufcwunyerem 8. Aw(Me3nn, Raphael Sunday ¥ 17. Olorunfemi, Martins Olusola 9. Sanni, Jimoh Kolawole 18. Adeyemo, Miss Aderonke Abimbola 10. Olorunlona, Alfred Oknfran 19. Duyile, Adewodun Raphael 11. Adedayo, Sunday Kayode 20. Ajishe, Alfred Bayode 12. Aiyelabegun, ksa 13. Okun, Allan Idon («*®) Science (20) 14. Idonije, Daniel OhioZe 1. Nweke, Godfr^ Nnalue 15. Ngemegwai, Cyril Chufcwudi 2. Ekere, Ibeabuchi Okezie 16. Omodia, Edward 2kmoyi . , 3. Obiako, Clement Okwudili 17. Bmala^, Seidouishs Adolphus 4. Chendo, Michael A. Chiduivudi 18. Ebong, Ephraim Okon 5. ' Folagbade, Miss PMomena Feyisike 6. Idowu, Timothy Ademola 19. Ofong, Ifechi 7. Ayodeji, Fodeke Victor 20. Ekanem, Michael William 21. Nsudoh, Ntui Assam 8. Shaibu, Amos Abdvdmalik 9. Iginla, Ayodeji Babatunde 22. Olalemi, Oluranri Aderuele 10. Agbatse, Anthony Enabayene 23. Esan, Samuel Akinlolu 11. Kure, Edward Bayode 24. Akinade, Olugbade Ademola 12. Ehiobu, Gabriel Nduwezuor 25. Awe, Matthew Ademran 13. Jarikre, Moses Aridure 26. 5®ûln, Dde Thomas 14. Effiong, Ita Okon 12th July* 1973 OFFiCIAt. GAZETi® 1039

SoiBNCE—“Cono 1. Oguike, Michael Chiedozie 9. Abifarin, Moses Kehinde 2. Ohamara, Charles Dideric Brendan 10. Olusanya, B^oli Ayinde 3. AbduUahi, Patrick Abubakar 11. Kassim, Olanxewaju Kabir 4. Ayeni, Albert Oladerinde 12. Shobov^e, Olasunkanmi Joseph 5. Ekwejimor-Etdhie Toju 13. Akingbade, Oluyemi Motolani 6. Ezueyitchie, Toritseju Augustus 14. Okojie* Patrick Irabor 7. Igoni, Aselenii 15. Osho, Festus Olusola 8. Ubong, Onc^k Bass^ 16. Chokor, Boyawa Anthony 9. B^s^, Boni&ce Etim 17. Akpapunam, Maurice Abiam 10. Ajala, Mojolaoye Abolade 18. Uchendu, Andrew Igbonule 11. Kupoluyi, Olumuyiwa Olayemi 1040 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 36» Vdl. 60

{vU) Veterinary Medicine (10) ARCHITECTUHB--confr«Med 1. Gemade, lyorhyer Emmanuel 29. Ugotj EniOdum 2. Nwakama, Ejindu 30. ICofi Ekanem Ekanem Ekpenyong 3. Yesuf, Sanday Joseph 3L Amsâ Okon Asupuo 4. Otufowom» Miss Pauline Adebola 32. Giwa, Rilwan Oladimeji 5. Okpor, Emman Oghene tJwarho , 33. Ajibade, Benjamin OIu 6. Audi, Yusuf Bako 34. Oyelowo, Ayoola Oyerinde 7. AlU, Mohammed 35. Alade, Al^tander Oniyide 8. Egege, Sunday Chiwike 36. Amole, Samuel Adehayo 9. Essien, Eminanud Rffiong 37. Opanuga, Adehayo Ogunyemi 10. Shonekan, Opeolu Akmyele (it) Environmental Design (7) (cm) Animal Science (10) 1. Okoli, Innocent Chuêmeka 1. Ikeme, Alexander Ikechuku 2. Akagu Christian Chukwudi 2. Ozulumba, Godfrey Egbunam 3. Okonkwo Felix Chizue 3. Tibi, Emmanuel tJteh 4. Okafor, Emmanuel SLannayor 4. Nwbuokwu, Emmanuel Okolie 5. Onvughakpo Johnson Omoteghor 5. Toagey, Godwin Monday 6. Olatimehin Dare 6. Amae&'ee Edison 7. Abiwon Abayomi 7. ^^013^6, Benjamin O. 8. Uman^, Bernard (m7 Estate MANAGEMair (16) 9. Babalola, Olanrewaju 1. Anihogu, Ejike Kalajine 10. Agunsoye, Michael 2. Cht&wulomogu, Michael GhukwukaNnoUnnene 3. Okokwo, Uchegbunam V. («c) Wil d Life Management (3) 4. Salami, Oladipo Usman 1. Onyeagbako, Christian 5. Gbadamosi, Garuba Oladiran 2. Umaru, Yakubu Alhaji 6. Ajilê, Johnson Iwalaiye 3. Okure, Sunday Job 7. OkunaiyaYomi 8. Okoro, Fidelia Edaghogho (x) Dairy Technology (5) 9. Ugbewanko MacDonald Onakorane 1. Autas, Omaie Eje Cmis 10. Ofcomr, Sylvester Ikheloa 2. Aguta, Raguel Maduawchi 11. Ogbegbe, Ginika Marchall 3. Orukpe, Eric Agene 12. Ndah, Nnamno 4. Adelola, Christopher OJufemi 13. Olasehinde, Abiola 5. Aneke, Simeon Chibuzor 14. Oladele, Joseph Apgi 15. Akinola, David Qwoê (xi) Fisheries (5) 16. Haastrup, Alefiinsho Idowu ‘ 1. Chioma, Ridiard Obi 2. Okpokiri, Louis Berewariso (w) Land Surveying (15) 3. Alfred-Oddya. John Famokuma 1. Ikyume, Amengers Stephen 4. Ekanem, Sunday, Ben 2. Okoli, Ogbonaya Hyaciedi 5. Ayinmide, Majôdunmi 3. jNkuche, Festus Okere Nwaogu 4. Ojji,CyiaUkebasi fedVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND DeIGN (101) 5. Nwabichi, Clanentikpeana Architectdhe (37) 6. Edoga, Albert Chinweuba 1. Agaji, Hiya 7. Asade, Olajide 2. Oô, CSiike Augustine 8. Okome, Sonny Ajaebitse Edmund 3. Ajoku, Chukwuemeka Uzoma 9. Imaihiagbe, Edunmunsere David 4. Ekdi, Chinedum Emmanuel 10. Akpofure Tobore Peter 5. Eluma, Miss Atdiama Ngc«i 11. Ogbodo, David Enhare 6. Onwumere, Raphael Eze 12. Akpan, Bassey James ^ 7. Elendu, Chi a Theophilus 13. Martins, Samud Ekundayo 8. Diribe, Azike Onua-Guluchi 14. Adeldk^ Kafari Adetunji 9. Ugwu, Ziechima Nwora 15. Abdullah, Gfaniyu Ademola 10. Bako, Abubato Audu 11. Bolarin, Victor Ojo (c) Quantity SuRVEviNG (17) . 12. Ogunanmi, Samuel Babampe 1. Duru, Emmanuel Onwudiwe 13. Makoju, Charles Adoda 2. Obiano, Cyril Emeka EfiBong 14. Thompson, Ayo 3. Ilozumba, Calustus Chukwuma 15. Tuyi, Simeon Adekunie 4. Nwofor, Chukwujdcwu Roland ’ 16. Olunu, Oladapp Enitan 5. Adepoju Rasheed Ekundayo 17. Williams, Ohmrewaju K. 6. Uawal, Stephen Agboola 18. Fasud, Joseph Ige 7- Ekunkoya Ibiyiiika Oltimuyiwa 19. Sadare, Edward Adetunji 8. Nosiru Rasaq Alade Abiodun 20. Bashorun, Muyideen O. 9. Irivoboje, Olusegun Christopher 21. Obi Louis 10. Ologun Jerome Afeyoname Addamle . 22. Oghechie, Midiael Uriel 11. • Onajaife Nicholas Ouwigho 23. Oghene, Thomas Ehimo 12. Isong, Mfbn. Akpan 24. Opuoro, Daniel Emagu 13. Ekwere Uko Jacôn 25. Igwe Joseph Mabo 14. Akpan, IMkerevwem Udo 26. Ozinguna, Josiah G. 15. Salako, David Adedapo 27. Inyang, l^gdom Akpanugo 16i Adeniyi, Olufemi 28. Aân, Jerry Hansin 17. Akindejoye Eangsley Akeju * 12th July» 1973 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1041

(ot) Town Planning (9) 23. Phido.TonyA. 1. Usman, Salihu, D. T. 24. Abu, Sule 2. Okonkwo, Samuel Emeka 25. Nkom, John Gwaza 3. Moghalu, Mbanefor Moses 26. Dangi, Sada 4. Adegboro, Coker 27. W^MjAdamu 5. Kadiri, Waheed Ayinla 28. Wflcox, P, Rowland 6. Babalola, Francis Adedotun 29. Williams, Israel T. 7. Ogunbiyi, Oluwole Aboaba 30. Ekparam, George Jack 8. Akinpelu, Timothy Omotayo 31. Echikwa, Paul Okenna 9. Okusanya, Olumide Obafetni ' 32. Jones, Given Sam 33. Jack, Miss BomaDawaha SOCIAL SCIENCES AND ACCOUNTANCY 34. Etuk, Ime Jonah 35. Archibong, E. E. Administration (22) 36. Ekwure, Akpan E. lSA5bgue, David Avar 37. Ekanem, E. W. 2. I^ubisi, Odogbo 38. Mbiam.AtunB. 3. Nna54na, Comfort Ogbealu 39. Nkanta, James Thomas 4. Nssimalm,Clifford Chidtwuma 40. Olusi, Janet Omolara 5. 01umeyam,Beter Femi 41. Onile, Andrew Funso 6. Solomon, James-OJarewaju 42. Oneneye, Seth Adetunji 7. Emmanuel,KolawblelsdaMajib 43. Odeniyi, O^bode 8. Oshun, Toyin Gladstone - 44. Adefore, Michael Olufemi 9. OaU, Gabriel Nnamdi " 45. Olaleye, Philip Oluwole 10. Eimiuhi, Stephen Simday X (o) Home Economics (5) 11. Akaraiwe, Jacob Uche 1. Ohuma,Elem 12. Gwap, Bala Damoro X.' 2. OparajijMrsA. U, 13. Ali, Ahmed Tijani 3. Tubi,BosettaBola r 14. Abubakar.Alhaji Bello 4. Iijyang, Christiana N 15. Garkida, Musa Sale 5. Gbolade, Mrs J. A. ^ . 16. Akpata, B. Idris Ihima 17. Tetenwi, Marcus Naajor («i) Geography (16) 18. Oruitemeka-Alli, Miss Achefi Julie 1. Ibekwe, Miss Gloria Ihuoma 19. Peterside, Atedo Hari 2. Ugwuoke, Alphonsus Sunday 20. Akpan, John Rob^ 3. Udoye, Emmanuel Emeka 21. Opatoia,AmosBabafemi 4. Okike,Abel 22. Ogunnaike, Lawrence Adegbuyi 5. Adeoye, Adedayo (u) Co-OPBRATIVEAND INDUSTRIAL 6. Olateju, RasakAdemola Management (5) 7. Odemerho, Francis 1. Abiola, Rauf Abolaji 8. Aferebo, Gbone 2. Otite, B, Ayomanor. 9. Odili-Obi, MissTecola 3. Jumbo, Darius William 10. Yahaya, Dominic Gambo 4. Beij-Gam, Miss Ibienebo 11. Alagoa, Charles 5. Feyisetan, J. Bamikale 12. Braide, Pearl 13. Akpan, Philip A, (m) DEMOGRAPHy (5) 14. Okwoha, Nkoyo 1. Ezikpe, H. Jona 15. ” Daini, Babs Adeleke 2. Abanihe,C.M. 16. Tokede, M. Tunde 3. Ighrakpata, V, V. 4. Oyil,R.Tom (o«) Political Science/Government (24) 5. Akinwumi, O. J. 1. Okpe, James (tv) Bionomics (45) 2. Nwokedi, Obunikem C. 1. Ikoghode, Julius Henry 3. Orjiako, Humphrey 2. Obinali, Jersey 4. Nwosu, Japhet Chu Theo • • 3. Gyoh, Kkpensaren 5. Uwechia, Nkiru 4. Ekoja, JohnB. 6. Momoh, O. Deborah 5. Obiyo, Miss Chima Mgbechi 7. Kolawole, Victor 6. Ejikeme, Romanus Nwanne . 8. Olasehinde, L. A. 7. Ikemere, Charles Udegbunnam 9. Reis, Lawrence 8. Ifo, Abel Ifeanni 10. Adebanke, Taiwo 9. Ohaeri, Paulinus Felix 11. Laniyan, Shakiru 10. Okoye, Cyprian Chiedozie 12. Thompson Tunde Palmer 11. Olatundun, Anthony Olaleye 13. Umonye, Charles Azubike 12. Oyelola, Joe Oyelowo 14. Obherhe,W.O. 13. Adeyemi, Kizito Funmilayo 15. Dilli,TulukH. 14. Bello, Michael Ojo 16. Olowu, Nathan P. 15. Cole, Jonathan Oloninfemi 17. Henry, Forster 16. Olujide, Jackson \ ■ 18. Krukmobo, C. J. 17. Adehrrele Festus Oladipo ' 19. Akpabio, Isong I. 18. Mordi, A. Ifeanyi 20. Attah, Okon, E. 19. Okolo, Stephen J. 21. Ekanem, Francis E. 20. Orikpete, F. A. 22. Aiyetigbo, Ben Jamin 21. Ayida, Oritse Joloni 23. Makinde, Ktmle Edward 22. Appah, H. C. 24. Adedeji, Olawepo 1042 OFBTGIAL GAZETTE No.36iVol.60

(o») PubucAdminisir ation(20) (xt) Commerce (3) 1. Mkpultitna, Joseph Okagbue 1. Ojunta, C. I, 2. Ekeiina, Samuel Ejike 2. Obinwa, S. A. 3. EmegbUj FeliKAhamefula 3. Membere, 0. 4. Nwamb^j LF. 5. LawdAdemo 6. AyeniJoceluOhokdun 7. Tairu, LateefKing (xit) CARTOGRAPinr (4) 8. Jeroro, Moses Orhuiralmor 1. Nsofor, Godvrin Natatneka 9. Dibia, Vincent AfahNweke 2. Okpda-Okala, James Chukmunonydum 10. Maliki, Festus Awunmir 3* Obi, Sylvester Nnaeduzie 11* Mamman-Lagos Yetunde Safia 4. Ikhouoria, Ambrose Isi 12. Darusa, Sylvester Swante 13. Yohana, Mfes Saratu 14. Moda, Miss Saiatu (xm) B.Sc. Accountancv (16) 15. Ekpe, AlqjanimNtekim 1. Latyuyi, OladoWi Gabriel 16. Udobong, Nbong Billy 2. Abah, Andiony Ujah. 17. Akpan, Peter Marcel 3* Uchime, Sylvsuaus Chikam 18. Ogimdare, O. Samuel 4; Omokwe, Kalu Eklu 19. Ojo,Adeleye, Gabriel 5. Sule, Fatima 20. Adeniyi, Samuel Adewuyi 6. Balogun, Adesan:^ Oavies 7. Ogunsanwo, Akimbode Adekunle (om) Social. Science (25) 8. Ojrikem, Patri<^ Aigbolosumuan 1. Ban£a, Stephen . 9. Etareh, Godfrey Cmaoyo 2. Onyeagwu, F, O. 3. Nwachukwu, CliOfoy Basil ^ 10. Tag\m, Elisha Kcniibo 11. Njoku, Samuel AEumaraonwu 4. NwaZota, Adeline 12. Tmn-Gkotge, Ibiala 5. Ojularfj Sadikul. 13. Osim, Anaba 6. Kareem.TundeA. 14. Essiet, Aniefldc tJdo - 7. Ade-Joshua, Dada 15. Ojonase, Oiaumji 8. Akinyem., O. Dawd 16. Fatade, Akimola Isaac- 9. Oguntoye, F, A. 10. Okor, Morrison Oguna 11. Nwanae, David Simday (*io) ACCA/ACMA/ICWA (39) 12. ^ Omd^achere, Godwin Ejahe 1. Fade, Abrahams Kpamor 13. Simon, Jo8<^h 2. Ikoghode, Julius Henry 14. Ganga, Hassan B. 15. Atala, Kakara Thomas 3. Od^, Go&ey O&kwu 4. Ahungtva, James Knmeth 16. Oke, Gabri^ Adebayo 5. Nyom, Jc»hua A. 17. Apmah, T. Obu 6. Utonwoke, Nwadi Eke 18. Enyiche, Sunday , 7. Umeh, Cl^topher Okika 19. Akpan, Ekpenyong Udom 20. T^n, Godwin I'Bdm 8. Ndem, Ada ^ 9. Ejiasa, Cyprian Onyeogadirimma 21. Thompson, Effiong Akpan 10. Amaehile, Godmn C. Eyinna 22. Oshadiya, Benjamin Babalola 11. Olawale, Gabriel Simon 23. Okunmuyide, Raphael Oyeyemi 12. Hlah, Thomas Maril 24. Kajeto, Miss &feiy Adunniola 13. Oyeniyi, Okbki 25. Ajirobaju, C3iristopher Omoryanwdbin 14. Srfami, Yusuf Amodu (ix) Sociology (17) 15. Davis, Francis Aderinola 1. Onyhok^ Sunday 16. Etri, ^wan Ayinde 2. Onuiri, Balowin 17. Aroyevmn, Hakeem Akanni 3. Uzom^ Chukwubueze 18. Sabonjo, Babatunde Adesegun 4. Opalu, A*-Achonu 19. Aleogena, Festus Ikhaobome 5. Adewumi, Abel A. 20. Erom<»ele, Victor Ehimen 6. Moore, Eric Oktunji 21. Ogbebor* Peter Osadalo 7. Idowu, Miss Oluyemki 22. Egagibo, Francis I. A. 8. Okonjo, Ngcm N. 23. SarU, Ibrahim 9. Ol^iiolokpho, Miss Margaret A. 24. Alius, Ibrahim Anthony 10. Adamu, Phi^ 25. Maxwell, Clinton Okotobk 11. Umaru, Kitehard 26. Samuel, Daniel Pele 12. Zamani, Joshua 27. Imoko, JeneWari Solomon 13. Onyech^ D. Nobo ' 28. Nyana, Vmcent Bari 14. Umoh, Monday G. 29. Achuko, Nonydum Samud 15. Ishie, AGss Rosemary O, 30. Oton,UdofotXJdo 16. Oyetunmbi, Sunday O. 31. Ekpo, Midiael EB5ok 17. Adehambo, Amos Kdunde 32. Bisong, Linus Qtu 33. Annam, Annan Edet (») Psychology (S) 34. IJdoh, Ezekiel Okon 1. Nnorom, Adionyenwa, C. 35. Owoyemi, Abdul Rashid Olufenu 2. Kusob^ Gregory O. 36. Adeyanju, Oluwole Adeyinka 3. Mfam, Sylvanus Ntonoba 37. Akusa, Bisola Morenike 4. Ogunnaike, Emmanuel Ademok 38. Magbagbeok, Emmanuel Ajani 5. Alla, Okdipo 39. Oluwole, Miss Grace Yajide 12tii Jtily, 1973 OPFICaAL GAZETTE 1043

(m>) Bakkinq (10) (on) Drama/’RibaTRB Arts (6) Ik Aikua, Maurice Paave 1. Okonkwo, Vincent O. 2. EzikpCjKdukwe jona 3. Okafof, C. U. , 2. Joshua, Ayo 4k Onuoxa, Auguatine Afatue&na 3. Ukpokodu, Iremhokiokha Peter . 5< Laaro, Jibola ITsmaii 4. Briggs, Ibiba Dora 6k Onakoya, Ore SylycstM 5. Orok, Imrikop Sam 7. Omotuyi, Kathaniei Imagbe 8. Chapp»Jt]mbO| Stephen Neelham 6. Oyebamiji, Oluwole A. 9k Siminiala3n, Rowland Obiekiritti (o»») Education (139) 10. Akmtolai Benson Adehayo 1. Talayi, Iliya Gandhi (jew) Finance (S) 2. Malkam, Kung Babale 1. Mgbemena, Blessing Chuks 3. Shadalafiya, Luka Lamba 2. Olatundej Jacob Oluwafenti 4. Rahnda^, Yahaya Lawal 3. Etnoleke, Stephen Oletus 5. Eje, Reuben Attai 4. Charles, Granville, B. J. 6. Er-Mailumo, Fascall Nangem 5. Alabi, David B. 7. Amali, Elisha Ada 8. Dauda, Abubakar (smt) Insubancb (9) 9. Keke, Mrs Patricia Nwakaego 1. tdakpo, Yakubu Johnson 10. Maduka, Ifeoma Nkeonyelu 2. Egbuonwo, Patrick Nwoye &neka 11. Abadom, Georgina Nwando 3. W atti, Stephen Olusegun 12. Ejiofor, Jusdn Madu 4. Popoola, Claudit» Ose 5. Igeh, Ainos Odorenku 13. Ndubite, Chidlnma Chlnasa 14. Vincent-Aguh, Flora Ifeyinwa 6. Lawal, Danjuma Ojo 15. Nwofor, Ephr^ Afam 7. Wami,KeleU8irim 16. Ewuzle, Anthony Nnene 8. Ekpo, Bernard Johnson 17. Onyemetekety, Comelius O. C. 9. Ojedokun, Dorcas Oluhinke 18. Ndubi8i, Osita Gilbert HUMANITIES (302 AWARDS) 19. Onugu, Basil Anriiony Ngwtt 20. Ajunwa, Chukwuemeka Amabo nthropology (t) A (3) 21. Nwan|i>a, Nathaniel Okechukwu 1. Egolum, Onwukah Ejimkonye Edmund 22. Amadiume, Miss £]^>eme Mary 2. Anwana, Anwana Owokere 23. Njoku, Edmund Uzoma 3. Awobiyi, Lucas Oluwole 24. Nnadi, Chukwuma Robert 25. Okoh, Miss Janet Ndubuaku rchaeology (») A (5) 26. Nosiru, Jemme 1. Ahazuem, Jones Onuamachi 27. Keke, M^ Scholasdca Chinedu 2. Dokun, ]\^chael Oyinloye 28. uzodinma, Christopher Uzoma 3. Otobo, Samson Josiah 29. Ogwe,KaluA.K. 4. Etefia, Okon Anah 30. Adibuah, Felix Emeka 5. Ad^oya, Julius Adebayo 31. Ezeahdukwe, Miss Cordelia Amalachukwu (»ti) Arabic/Islamic Studies (4) 32. Uwakwe, Geraldine Chikilam Iheoma 1. Abu, Peter Brai 33. Okpak, Xtiana Nwamaka 2. Obomeghei, Ziblri Osumah 34. Ibiyemi, Moses Okunlola 3. Adewuml, Adedokun Olufemi 35. Olukoshi, Adegboy^fa Jacob 4. Ajala, Oladejo 36. Ayodeji, Miss Titilayo Florence (iv) Fine Art (8) 37. Ajayi, Miss Abigdl Moromdke 1. Ihe, Richvd 38. Adeoye, Miss Comfort Abiola 2. Aguocha, Mercy Chinwe 39. Olagoke, Liasu Kolawole 3. Balogun, Mrs A. 40. Abogunde, Adekrari M. 4. Raji, Hassan, K. 41. Omole, Mbs Grace Dupe 5. Bitlongs, Daniel La’ah 42. Alabi, Tonny Durojaiye 6. Ufot, Afiiong Onofiok 43. Aliyu, Muhamman Bello 7. Decker, Hector Collins 44. Toluyemi, Mrs Janet Ebun 8. Olorire, Joseph S. Babajide 45. Otitoju, Joseph Olasoji 46. Durowaiye, Abel Oni (o) Rtoustrial Arts (5) 47. Olumoko, MSss Comfbrt Olajumoke 1. Dakwoji, Jmaes Ndamudi 48. Olarewaju, Abosede Fuluso' 2. Ezeanata, Chrudan O. 49. Oyewole, Moses Ayo 3. Nenty, Henty Johnson 50. Abosede, Joen Afolayan 4. Akinbinu, Francis Ajibayo 51. Aboyeji, Samuel AVarmi 5. Aklnyelure, Oladunjoye S. 52. Fadiji, Joshua Olasule (vi) Classics (3) 53. Odiba, Abu Anthony 1. Ofuluchi, Michael M. C. 54. Abdullah, Abdulmalik Omokore 2. Ogoigbe, Solomon, O. R. 55. Aledare, Joseph F. 3. Adewuyi, Amos Adekunle 56. Usman, Abubakar Garba 1044 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 36, Vol. 60

Education—cowaViifed J 28. Ogunyemi, Olabode Theophilus 57. Osimwuyi, Samuel Bayo 129. Agbede, Silvester Efemame 58. Onifade, Samuel Bayo 130. Olaiten, Timothy Adebayo 59. Iweze, Maria Uzonwa 131. Filani, Jumoke Mabel 60. Igelegbai, George O. 132. Owolabi, Olusola 61. Nakpodia, Miss Margaret 133. Bello, Azee Olalere 62. Okeregbe, E. Michael 134. Olatunji, Francis Babatunde 63. Ejakpovi, Solomon I. 135. Omolade, Popook Olabokunde 64. i&rfan, John E. 136. Oyenusi, Miss $abina Adeoike Adeola 65. Joe, Andrew Ighofovwe 137. Ogunbeni, Vincent Pethi 66. Uademevbo, Adewunmi O. 138. Adewole, Joseph Adebayo 67. Okonma, Justina E. 139. Ojuolape, Monisola Bosede 68. Kagho, Christiana F. («tf) Engl ish (30) 69. Itsuokor, Denis E. 70. Oki, Churchill Owan 1. Nwagu, Miss Kesiah Chinelo 71. Bello, Bernadette O. 2. Onwugaje^ Nicholas Chudy 72. Konwea, Dorit Ifeinwa 3. Oforchebe, Alexander Obi 73. Ayeni, Samuel Akhabue 4. Okafor, Miss Mabel I. 74. Ogbaudu, Felix O. 5. Anoliefo, Miss NkitukaA. 75. Agban, Michael A. 6. Mbogu, Miss Joyce Chhuzo 76. Ifejoku, Uche Stella 7. A^ayi, Miss Janet Oluftinke 77. IzUein, Margaret E. 8. Ajibola, Babatunde S. 78. Ebkake, Patrick E. 9. Sekudo, Anthony Adeyemi 79. Adjara, Arthur Onajite 10. Umar, M^hud Ada 80. Omoile, Michael N. 11. Bright, Miss Elsie OlufUnke > 81. Erihri, Paul Oletu 12. Amosu, Miss Sonate Adetetni 82. Suoware, David Ujode 13. Adegbe, Albert Kolawole 83. Ubido, Efemena 14. Ogbolu, Joseph Kassun 84. Akpo, Francis Angwuhel 15. Oiorunfemi, Joshua Akin 85. Ekpenyong, Efiong 16. Osima, Duke Atano 86. Inameti, Utong Eyo 17. Odu, May Anwo 87. Etukabia, Bassey Jonathan 18. Waite, Kingsley Nyee 88. Akpan, Efiong Udo Udo 19. Ockiya, Rufus Peii-Inowei 89. Eboh, Caroline Ekponwan 20. Oruobu, Dumo Kazer 90. Ojeka, Zavier Pius 21. Inem, Okon Reuben 91. Udom, Bassey Jacob 22. Wilson, Desmond Ephraim 92. Njem, Ekama Emilia 23. Udosen, Mrs^Lucy Pius 93. Eno, Odiongokon 24. Ebong, Inih Akpan 94. N^, Joseph Edward 25. Ogunjimi, Ezekiel O. 95. Idio, Raphael Okon 26. Aderoye, Modupe-Ore A. 96. Essien, Mrs Margaret Benjamin 27. Bamishile, Samuel B. 97. Duke, Mrs Florence Bassey 28. Owoseni, Biodun Israel 98. Uko, Ekerete James 29. Fatoki, Peter 99. Umana, Eyo Essien 30. Bindana, Ibrahim M.

100. Bassey, Ekanem ■ 2 101. Akak, Offiong Eyo Okon (x) Librakianship (13) 102. Omang, Stephen Ushie 1. Enemali, Gabriel O. 103. Akpan, Ebenezer Tsado Egbuwu 2. Egwuonwu, Chinwe 104. Balogun, Titilayo Irene 3. Oyegade, Emmanuel A. 105. Olasoji, Michael Adetanji 4. V^esu, Mojisola O. 106. Emmanuel, Miss Falilat Morenike 5. Otobo, Henrietta, O. C. 107. Ajayi, Miss Olnfunlayo Olayinla 6. Macabu, Gabriel 108. Olawole, Miss Moriam Adiie 7. Oke, Natheniel A. 109. Jega, Mrs Mobel Olufunke 8. Atemie, Obuoforibo B. 110. Nwobodo, George Enwugwesi 9. ^sien, Akpan U. 111. Wachukwu, Justin Ogbonda 10. Abiola, Stephen A. 112. Elechi, Richird 11. Takobi, Btdus R. 113. Karikpo, Philip Popsana 12. Lenge, Bulus J. 114. Onyegam, Ignatius Anyalebechi 13. Malrarfi, Laraba ■ 115. Braide, Richard Oye 116. Oyewale, Festus Adekunle (xi) French (10) 117. Sogunle, Olusegun Solomon 1. Onyedum, Miss Nancy E. 118. Soremdrun, Olukayode Akinyemi 2. Onydcere, Ifeanyichukwu 119. Okdineji, Tomilayo Fol^hade 3. Abolarin, Elizabeth A. 120. Akinyede, Adefunke Olaitan 4. Ogundele, Anna Olayonu 121. Ogundare, Samud Folorunso 5. OlusUe, Miss Abiola A. 122. Fabamigbe, Edward Ayodele 123. Akingbade, Aladesanmi M. 6. Sho-Silva, Philomena E. 124. Olagxmju, Samuel Adebokun 7. Onyemenam, Irene Nnabugo 125. Oyeniyan, Michael Osuolale 8. Akkdde, Lawrence D. 126. Oyebanji, Mrs Alice Arinade 9. Gomina, Joyce Funmilayo 127. Oladimeji, Kolawole Gabriel 10. Akinwamide, Felix K. 12fli July, 1973 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1045

(*»0 History (25) (xvn) Nigermn Language (5) 1. Ujo, Christopher A. 1. Chigbu, Joel Chu 2. Osu^wu, Sunday A. 2. Nwan^ttwu, Valeatme 3. Osu, Monica Chinagom 3. Arranu, David Ajamu 4. Dibia, Anoruo Samuel 4. Jegede, Elias Kunle 5. Okebugwu, Cajetah E. 5. Ola, Nathauiel Bamidele 6. Smith, Henry Olu 7. Adebola, Timothy R. {ccviii) Genbhai.Arts (5) ; 8. Toye, Gîyu I. 1. Oovnimere, Ivuoma Zkoro 9. Fatoyinnbo, Elisha A. 2. Old, Fatoye Julius Oladele 10. Balogun, Sherifot O. 3. Eboieitne, Joseph Omozuanvbo 11. Ohadike, Donatus C. 4. Ansa, Ansa Etim 12. Omo-Eguavoen, Green B. 5. Ajao, Oyebamu BIkanah 13. Akemien, Osaretln 14. Imadiyi, Sunday O, ixix) Linguistics (2) 15. Gbosidom, Leonidas B. 16. Chukunda, Edmund O. 1. Chukwu, Battholomew Chukwuina 17. Ate, Samuel O. 2. Kayode, Foluso lyabo 18. Abang, Julia Dachi 19. Undiandeye, Albert (xx) PHiuosoPHy (3) 20. Bassey, Helen D. 1. Ngete, Ganice Obinna 21. Ogundipe, Regina 2. Odofin, David Ola • 22. Adesulure, Adebimpe 3. Ogundeyi, Rev. EbenK»r Olu 23. Isiiola, Alaba O. 24. Taiwo, Martins B. (i) Mechanical Engineering (74) 25. Kantiyok James 1. Agbadaola, O. Client (xai) Religion (6) 2. Fmorunsbo, Olumui Moses 3. Oke, Victor Adebayo 1. Eêaku, Irene Delunebe 4. Sanusi, Addkola Ibrahim 2. Olateju, Olufunmilayo Olawumi 5. Yusuf, Jimmy Gamyu 3. Audu, Andrew Olu 6. Haroum, Lamidi Olayiwola 4. Onyeche, Islan Webilor Amaefule 7. Idowu, Emman Gbadebo 5. Ebinne, Benson Sunday 8. Aletan, Babatunde 6. Adebayo, Mi^ Grace F. 9. Ogundele, Gabriel Idowu 10. Kudayisi, Olu-Franldin^ (xiv) Languages (11) 11. Summonu Mutiu Olaniyi 1. Asanga, Luke A. 12. Oni, AdedejiPius 2. Anetor, Sunday, J. 13. Anene, Alex Onyebudii 3. Nweje, Nvrando Ogbenyeanu 14. Sonubi, Samuel Olutayo 4. Onaga, Mrs Ngozilm Ogediniru 15. Okoyeh, Ikechukwu Joel 5. Ayuba, Folasade, O. 16. Agbabune, B«iedict Joe 6. Amosu, Omolara M. 17. Ezeliorah, Emmanuel Onwuatu 7. Oraegbu, Florence 18. Ighile, Godwin Nomwanye 8. Mam^j Ruby Nî 20. Ogba, Nelson Elogho 9. Hussalni, Abubakar 21. Ojenuwah, Daniel Nze 10. Meyer, GiMe 22. Ozekeke, Joseph Sunday 11. Omotoso, Modupe, A 23. Egbuonu, Gym Nnaaneka 24. Ode, Moses Solomon (pcv) Music (5) 25. Okafor, Emekn Davidson 26. Moki^wu, Ifeanyi Fraklin 1. Obinwanne, Julius L 27. Atisegama, Anidu Otesemobor 2. Ubahakwe, Joy A. 28. Dura, Fowland Uzoma Jolly 3. Willoughby, mchard 29. Enoma, John Omoiuyi 4. Ifeastmp, Michael 30. Odeh, PhiUps 5. Odumosu, Zacchaeus 31. Oweh, Mba Kalu 32. Edhebure, Vincent Oto Mass Communication (14) (xm) 33. Bako, Maiiiga Abdu 1. Ifudu, Miss Theodora Nneka 34. Kim, Suleman A. 2. Ukwu, Charlie Onuzulike 35. Dud, Alhaji M. 3. Abraham, Michael Olanrewaju 36. Misau, Mrm. Abba 4. Abbas, Abdul Salami A. 37. Bende, Abdulmhman Y. 5. Salu, Rotimi Ola 38. Yakubu, Ahmadu 6. Samuel, John Tmde 39. Kure, A. Josuah 7. Eikore, j^thony O. 40. Katsma, Sani 8. Edeoghon, Linda J. 41. Babaji, IN^gari 9. Ibramm, Ahmed T. 42. Lohor, Godsave A. 10. Oruho, Mrs Irene Ibifiiro 43. Iroja, Peter Aina 11. Afengide, Augustine L. 44. Abimaje, Steven Sole 45. Atunde, Amos Ola 12. Attah, Essien Bassey 46. Agu,Emn»nud 13. Apampa, Misiliu Amao 46a. Udeh, O. Augustine 14. Abdul-Aze^, Idress 47. Ezeoke, A. Okdce 1046 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 34 Vol m

Mechanicai. 'EsGXSEBmuG—eontimted 44. Anazodo, Edmund Eze 48. Agbo, J. Obiora 45. Nsobundu, Eriime Franck 49. Umennadi, GeofiEcey 46. Onyejeka, Geoffery 50. Ogbuip, M. AU 47. llldh, Ariiae Nwabueze 51. Heanyichukwu, Oraah J. 48. Ezenwoye, Sebastian N. 52. Chuku, Anthony O. 49. Mgbenwelu, Celestine Madu 53. Okoye, James £. 50. Idika, Iro Uka 54. Okoye, Godson C. 51. Okafor, Anthony Nwafor 55. Nwosu, H. C. 52. Eze, Cyprian Ekemezie 56. Osuji, C. E. 53. Oyewale, Michael Abiodun 57. Koya, J. O. 54. Obong, Edet Jacob 58. Nwum^ D. C. 55. Egwuchukwu, Eze Moses 59. Aâbio, A. I. 56. Iwezu, Edwa^ Chukwuka 60. Lemboye, N. A. '-'57. Aiyejoruni, S. J. Ajani 61. Udeh,J.I. 58. Emodij L. A. . 62. KolawoleiA. 59. Ogunrinde, O. I. 63. Fagbemi, R. O. 60. Oyenuga, Y. O. 64. Zâniyan, V. O. 61. Ebong, Ekpe Hanson 65. Shoband& A. M. 62. Aldnboye, Isaac Abiodun 66. Okoh, M. S. A. 63. Ajibola, Edward Oluwole 67. Oje, O. 64. Salami, R. A. 68. Emaviwe, Majine £. 65. Egbuche, B. U. 69. Ehiremem Godfir^ 66. Onasanya, O. 70. Adewumi, Emmanuel O. 67. Menin, E. E* 71. Ovia, Preowei 68. Akinsanya, J. O. 72. Ogunbiyi, S. Ajibola 69. Bello, M. Al. 73. Olorunfemi, PaulE, 70. Faseyi, E. P. 71. Aboderin, Miss A. O, (»0 Gvii/Engineering and Buhding (79) 72. Bokkos, Ali Audu 73. Kim, M. Nyam 1. Famaldnwa, OlayinkaN. 74. Maiha, Usman G. 2. Ibenegbu, Elks Ikechakwu 75. Abdullahi, Abdulkadir 3. Olad^, OMdam 76. Umar, Mohammed S. 4. Fayenuwo, Osuolale Peter 77. Igweagu, Charles 5. Jej^^ Benjamin Bumni 78. Solomon, Akpan Jim 6. Shittu, Olaniyi Razaaq 79. Folorunso, Okuokun Ogimola 7. Atand4 Victor Oyevrole 8. Adio, Basim Adekunle (m) Eubctrical Engineering (73) 9. Omotayo, Idowu James 1. Akinbobola, C, Dupe 10. Olabisi, Adepoju ^ 2. Kalejafye, Abayomi A. 11. Aiowolo, Samud Olusola 3. Oguntoyinbo, Tunde 12. Tade, Oluyole 4. Afonja, J. Adeniyi 13. Adepoju, Simday Adebambo J 5. Alalade, Joel B, 14. Oni, Olutayo Festus 6. Adebayo, E. Olufemi 15. Adesan3ra, Simday Johnson 7. Inaolaji, Talib, T. 16. Anarado, Job Cbinwike 8. Aderinola, O. Adeboyfe’ 17. Akpowowo, Emeoê Samson 9. Abe, James Ojo 18. Ohrtnai, Sunday Od^boa 10. Laniyi, W. Latunde 19. Osadolor, Samson Aigbowen 11. Popook, A. Oluwole 20. Iruonuglk, ABss Rosdine F. 12. Olayiwola, Mojeed O. 21. bnarhiagb^ Gabriel £. 13. Ogunfimmi, Adeola, O. 22. Obayagbona, Emwai^ B. 14. Adewusi, O. Davies 23. Abhullmen, Samuel 15. Fasasi, B. O. 24. Agboni&ce, F. Osadebamwen 16. Adedowole, M. A. 25. Eriarnktoe, Osa Frank 17. Ishola, Olatunde M. 26. Obi, Emeka 18. lyiola, R. M. 27. Admbigbe, Olusesan 19. Lawuyi, Amusa. I. 28. Ogbeiwi, Jacnb Eb(»e 20. Eigbadon, P. E. 29. Ovorden, Odijie Alpbonsus 21. Adeboye, David Oluwole 30. Okonkwo, Augustine N. C. 22. Akano, O. Q. 31. Wokoma, Chinke J(»qpb 23. Aldndele, L. O. 32. Olusanya, Dele Vincent 24. Magbagbeola, O. 33. Aigbovo, Agbonkpar Iwegbe 25. Ogbonna, R. N. 34- Alfred, EmmanuH Alqian 26. Oladipo, S. A. 35. Ogazanya, Udochukwu 27. Aina, T. K. 36. Aina, Theophilus Adebanjo 28. Egunjobi, E. O. 37. Abdul, Sulmman Jola 29. Eshiet, O. U. 38. Fagbemi, Stanley Tuesday 30. Ameh, O. Boniface 39. Onyera, Sylvester Muoma 31. Guii, Abdulahi, Wakfli 40. Xainani, Francis Usiaho 32. Amshi, Mohammed Angola 41. Ajiwomoh, Yusufii Jobn 33. Almustapha, Balarabe 42. Boghalu, Oliver Emdca 34. Umar, Idris Gana 43. Ukwa, George Okorie 35. Sani, Nash. M. 12th July, 1973 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1047

■ i Eisctrxcai. Engineering—cottUmed Cartoghaphy (2) 36. Yahaya, Yakubu M. 1. Duma, Haladu Abubakar 37. Saidawa, Kabir Danzaria 2. Joshua, Francis Mamnsn 38. Kombo, Alalibo Oruambo 39. Nkom, Patrick Ntui AracRAFT Mainte»ance and Aviation (12) 40. A^mu, Suleiman 1. O laniyi, Jacob O. 41. Danbauchi, Bulus A. 2. W -ty, Adeyemi 42. Aliyu, Baba 3. George, Gilbert Olusoji 43. Abhulimen, Umolu F. 4. Noelle, Wkuam Os^ 44. M oukhuede, Joseph O. 5. Ejiba, Bill Gody Chinyere 45. Enwenede, A. Samuel 6. Sambo, Dave 46. Osuoha, C. Onyema ' 7. Asuquo, Edet ^iong 47. Jegbai, Kolawole O. 8. Ogumesi, Joseph Kayode 48. Ezebube, Alex. N. 9. Oyeniyi, W illiams Okunlola 49. Olatunbosun, Isaac 10. Amgbo, Joseph O sita 50. Ogbenekohwo, Stephen G. 11. Abalaka, Thomas Im aji 51. Numa, Robert O. 12. Ekvmyasi, Ndtika Frank 52. W oni, Braimoh Sinem 53. Omodamwen, S. Omoruyi QuANTirr AND Land Surveying (13)

54. Odetobi, Amos Olusola 1. M use, A. M. O. 55. Eromosde, Louis. E. 2. Osamiluyi, J. A. a 56. Gbenedio, E. Apkbone 3. Emesue, B. A. 57. Amadu, Albert Ogwya 4. OlunJjulo, O. P. 58. Igbinomwanhia, Victor E. 5. lisditan, S. P. O. 59. Iriabe, Anthony O. 6. Sadiq, M . O. 60. Imama, Robert Obaseki 7. Ayeni, E. B. 61. Agbtoi, A. 8. Oforeh, E. C. U. 62. Eganbor, Gao^S^mun la 9. Akintayo, M. O. 63. Ukah, Cypiim ^^..... olachi 10. Buba, Muhammed 64. lB)ani, O. Onwubiko 11. G ali, Dala Chamwasa 65. Ag^iamba, J. Akonam 12. Bukui, Yohanna Bala 66. Nmgwu, tJ. Chibuzo 13. Sulaiman, Muhammed Lavrol 67. Chubvueke, Cletus O. 68. Kalu, Ibem Radiocuuphy (22) 69. Nsidinanya, Alo3rsius 1. Eyisi, Fabia Emeka 70. Okafor, Eleazer 2. Umeh, Christopher 71. Akaile, Sebastian U. 3. Onvmzuruike, Eugene Ogbomta 72. Nweke, Chidi N. 73. Abila, Daniel 4. Ololo, Barnabas W illiam s A. 5* Onwuama, Nnaemeka Augustine Printing Tkjhnodogy (12) 6. Ibezim , James Asiegbu 1. Obayomi, Isaac G. 7. Dimgba, Okona James 2. Vihishim a, St^hen Kvraghpenda 8. Aiiyo, Omolayo Johnson 3. Okoye, Anyaegbunam Chnstopher 4. Onyebunne, Christopher Onwiikwe 9. Ubesie, Kanayo Eugene 5. Uzoig^, Benjamin M aduawuclu 10. Odusaga, M iss Adenike Kikelomo 6. Zakariyyan, M odiu Ibikunle 11. Ony^na, Andrew Emejulu 7. Ayo, Jacob Oiiada 12. Mbah Cliukwuaueka CM joike 8. Enebi Bernard Aboullabi Aikabhezi 9. Batubo, Friday Bagshaw 13. Olulode, Babasola, Akinlawon 10. Christian, Bobo Ekeke 14. Oluwafemi M iss Kehinde Josephine 11. Abarah, Kenneth l^po-Oti 15. Oladele, Daniel Boladale 12. Ijabadeniyi, Sunday Olusegun 16. M acaulay, M iss Oluhmmilayo 17. Green, M iss Arinola Olnfunmilayo Graphics and Finb Art (13) 18. Amoo, David Omoniyi 1. Sanyaolu, Oluwemimo 19. Adeseye, M iss Adedoyin Olu 2. Ilori, T. Aldntoye 20. Eboda, Omotayo, Babasola 3. Igiebor, E. E. 21. Udofia, Aniefiok Robson 4. Adenaifce, M iss F; 22. Omotosho, Dauda Olasunkamni 5. Onatoye, G. 6. Akinola, S. O. Teuecommonications (7) 7. Adwison, M. K. 1. H^d AbduUahi 8. Sor^ekun, A. A. 2. Gargadi, Bala M. 9. Oruwari, E. O. 3. M orah, Christopher Oyebudii 10. Alalaloko, A. P. 4. Sadiq, Mamman X.awal 11. Alues, A. B. 5. Ujadughele, Richard Iriegho 12. Udezeh, Oliver I. 6. Etukudo, Ufok Okpokpo 3. Ekeada, Nelson O. 7. Babatunde Abiodun Solwnon 1048 OFFICIAl, GAZET^ No,36, Vol.60

Totvn Planning (31) Mahketing(7) 1. Kura, Isyak Muhtar 1. Edim, Samuel Oyewale 2. Ibrahim, Baffa Mohammed - 2. AudujAdemolaHassan 3. Barau, Daniel 3. Odunaike, Miss Elizabeth IN^odupe 4. Sara, Jeremiah 4. iMisan, Hamidu Muhammed 5. Aristarkus, Miss Afodiya 5. Lugardj A. Sani 6. Mitosahi, Felix Nuhu 6. Ndagi, Nuiiu 7. Otuhuo, Oniwon Job 7. Imam, Yusufii Musa 8. Idris, Abdulganiyu M. ommesce 9. Akande, Adelani, Yih^ C (4) . 10. Oladipo, B. Kola 1. WabijMissHamiatuiBilly 11. Siyanbade, A. G. Akindde 2. Afaubakar, Aliyu 12. Fakunle, G. Olufenu 3. Abba, Ahmed Mai 13. Ojo, Omobamidele-Ola 4. Bunu, Magaji 14. Yusuff, Saidu Adeniyi 15. Owoeye, Anthony Akin Textile Tecsinology (12) 16. Abioye, Miss Mosunmola 1. Raji, Osho iCehinde 17. Oyinlola, Miss Monisola A. 2. Nkeonyeneme, Obinna Peter 18. Pedro, Miss Olubunmi F. 3. Bello, Oladosu Solomon 19. Olanrewaju, David O. . 4. Fadare,Amos 20. Deinde, l^bir Toyin 5. Gide, Lawal Malumfashi 21. Aremu, S. F. 6. Ibrahim, Abdul Kareem 22. Kehinde, Afolabi Julius 7. Ali, Muhammed 23. Ogundare, Fimsho E. 8. Tanko, S.R. 24. Madu, Ashimole, Chris 9. Korau,T. 25. Fadoju, Patrick Tunde 10. John, Y. Emesiani 26. Nwokedi, A^ D. 11. Ahmed, AJhaji Muatefa 27. Onireti, A. A. 12. Ogah,O.C. 28. Agboje, P. F. Leather Technology 29. Savage, Miss A. O. 30. Tabidco, Miss Grace 1. Idris, ToyinWahab 31. Abakare, Charles O, 2. Olukotun, Olukayode 3. Adetomiwa, SamAdebi8i Science Lab. Technology (32) 4. Adesiyun, S. Adeyemi 5. Raufii, O. Olafimihan 1. Buraimoh, J. Jhnoh 6. Abodunrm,JohnA. 2. Orazulume, Daniel 7. Sasa, S. Oloruntoba 3. Anya, Emmanuel O. 8. Sule,O.M.Kabiru 4. Mbah, S. Ogbonna 9. Alechenu, George Omakwu 5. Omeokwe, Leonard 10. Ejila, Am^ 6. Egbuaba, Miss S. Nnuaku 11. Nwachufcwu, Patrick Chilerie 7. Anigbogu, A. Emmanuel 8. Onyekwele, Baruch Painting AND Scolptuee (4) 9. Uwalaka, U, Cephas 1. AworhjJ. C. 10. Elom, Peter Alobo 2. Okorare, G, O. 3. Eguritae,S.A 11. Ezeh, E. Obiajulu 4. Ojediran, S. I. 12. Achi, I, Patrick Dietetics (3) 13. Chinaka, Miss E. Ukachi 1. Ezekiel, Olofi Suleman 14. Femi, Oluwole Oladapo 2. Afea,Modu 15. Mafe,MissO,A. 3. Tore, Sani Abate 16. Obike, MissF.O. Catering (10) 17. Alabi,K 1. Achmugu, Midiael 18. Adeyemi, F. A. B. 2. Gazala, Mrs Musa 19. 01aleye,MfesO. 3. Abubakar, Mohammed 20. Kolalole, O. B. 4« Abubakar, Asma’u 21. Tokunbo, A. K. 5. Muhamed, Mrs Guni 6. Salihu, Aishatu Sajo 22. Beno,MissA. K. 7. Abdu,BabaBilliri : 23. Odetunde,MissT, E, 8. Bfamman, Tendema 24. Okocha, Bennedi Ifeanyi 9. Rakiya, Al Ibrahim 25. Ajibola,0.0. lO. Jumbo, Miss Linda 26. Ajiwo, E. O. Accountancy 27. Nwoko,E.I. 1. Ezimokbai,01a 2. Ubabukoh, Hfarold Okey 28. Desanya,OIorunfemiAdekun 3. Adeyemo, Gboyega G. 29. Obielodah,Ayo Joseph 4. Oragwah, C. Elochukvm 30. Olatubosun, Miss Q. 5. Eduputa, hCss Gertrude, C. 31. Lawal,L.A. 6. Baiyewu, FolusoAmos , 32. Williams, Miss OluyinkaO. 7. Echem, Miss Ngozi Virginia 8. Imara, Gregory Adwieho 12th July; 197a OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1049

AfxmmAmiYrt^Cimtmied 18. Ovbiagfaede, John I. 9. Tiemo, Kerenwei Eremojie 19. Mol^mmed, Zakari D. 10. Igbinewelsa, Julius O. 20. Baba,AlhajiSa’Adu 11. Arafiema, Aughstine Isitua 21. Sa’Ad, Yulufu 12. £rhabbr,MissMek|>en6. ■ 22. John, JMOdinda Maijinya 13.. Okeke, Miss Augustina M. 23. Ogbe, Miss Laura 14. Eboka, FiandsM»0. 24. OnyecU, Miss Victoria 15. Esene* Isaac Ehichoya 25. Akpamgbo, O. J, 16. Okunzuwa> Sunday Osaseie .26. Emeghalu, Miss Edith 17. Akiurmade, Akinlabi John 27. Dike, Gregory O. 18. Ojo, Samu^ Aderinola 28. Onwualu, N. Patrick 29. Ekeocha, T. Cfauka Accjountanc? (1) 30. Ossi, G^rgeA. 1. Udomah, Ezekiel I. 31. Nwokolo, Basdoi L 32. Azubuike, Mss Chibiko Accountancy (9) 33. Ofodile. Nnabuike 1. Tu^on» David Y. 34. Nwosisi, Miss C. 2. Dabo,AM. 35. Qmeteohye, Miss O, 3. Muhanuned, Qani Salihu 36. Jej^ Qinotayo 4. Nevkaa, J. I. A. 37. Adeniyi, Berjamin B. 5. Jada, Ali^ Mubammed 38. Okon, Sunday Asukwo 6. Akande, Isyaka Usman 39. FoUvi, Miss T. Ada^ 7. Ayeni, Joseph Sola 40. Ezeanata, I. C. 8. Jella, iWal 41. Adams, O. A,. 9. Lamido, Muhammed

Company Aomtoostration (10) Accountancy (16) 1. Ukotnadu, M. O, 1. Akindoju, F. O. 2. Olajuyi, S. A. 2. AdeyemI, Jacob A. O. 3. Bolade, C. O. 3. Kdunde, Miss V. O. 4. Sanmabo, J. S. 4. Alabi, Miss V, O, 5. Emele, Miss Virgihia Nkacha 5. Oluwol^ Miss O. O. 6. Ebohon, Moses Ig^inomwanhia 6. Elem, C. 7. Oke, Noah Funso 7. OsiK. A. F. 8. Nzenyi^ R. B. 8. Obikoya, Mus Adebimpe O.' 9. Ajaja, David Ariyo 9. AwoMka, V. S. 10. Owoadej Miss Florence Olu 10. Oghene, V. E. 11. Olatundcj J. O. . . 12. Nyang/M. U. Business Studies (3) 13. Nnaji, M. 14. Dosunmu, Miss O. 1. Adesina, Wabab Etnmamml 15. Coker, M^ C. B. 2. Mbaso, Edmund Azoka 16. Akingbe, F. T. 3. Nwachukwu, Sainud Amaechi

Accountancy (^ (k) Piloting (4) 1. Emvelum, W. Udienna 1. Amadife, Keni^lb Onudmkwu 2. Mediden, C. Godfrey 2. Olugbemi, Alexander Olarewaju 3. Onwudiekwa, O. Solomon 3. Amakiri, David Ibiere 4. Enyinnaya, Samuel O, 4. Adeniji, Victor Olajide 5. Ojukwu, Abel Erne 6. Onyia, J. Madukaife Brewino Technology (2) 1. Eburiab, Godfrey Cbukwuemdta SEOiETASYSaiP AND SbCBBTAMAT STUDIES (41) 2. Omotuyi, Nosa Julius 1. Atanseiye, Miss T. Abiodun 2. Adegbola, Abioye S. 3. Olaadiinde, Idowu F. Food TaaiNOLOGY (1) 4. Oyetinde, QluSayo 1. Sami, Mss Eunice Adebowale 5. Akindele, C. Olûnni 6. Agboola, Miss A. Tinu 7. Ajayi, Abiodun Ceramics Th^nology (4) 8 . Oke, J. Adôke 1. Igwe, Ebenezer Azuka 9. Akatmi, Miss O. Irene 2. Ananaba, Temple Qnyûruibeye J

Government Notice No. 1041 (2nd pubUcation) Government Notice No. 1042 (2nd publication) Federal AfonsxRY of Education Federal Tmorns Board Federal Ministry of Education TENDERS FOR FOOD SUPPLY TO FEDERAL

TENDERS FOR SUPPLY OF LABORATORY GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS IN LAGOS FOR THE PERIOD SEPTEMBER 1973 EQUIPMENT TO JULY 1974 Tendera axe invited from reputable firm s operating in Nigeria or internationally for tibe supply of Tenders are invited for the supply of various Laboratory Equipment to Seven proposed new foodstufis to any of the following Federal Govem- Federal Government Colleges. , m ent Institutions in Lagos for the 1973-74 Session: King’s College, Lagos Traderers could quote for aH the equipm ent or all the item s xmder a particular subject. Queen’s Collie, Yaba Federal School of Sdence, Victoria Island 2. The equipment which are the usual apparatus and chemicals for Botany, Biology, Chemistiy, National Technical Teachers College, Yaba Physics, Zoology and General Science are listed in Yaba Trao^ should coU^ a copy of the brochuto from ^he contract price, the suppEer shall be paid the ffie .Direc^ decreased price. M inistry of W orks and Housmg, The original and a , . - , j \ photostat copy of the Treasury recaipt should be . attached to the tenders as evidence of payment. The « payable on a tend« for InSbtob^ original receipts wfll be returned to t^derers after d^®^t dioffid be p^ into my the^dershê been considered. Head I2-M i^llantous. SiA-h^d 4-Sunte«, uf the current Estim ates of the Government of the 5. Tenderers am also required to fiim ish along Federal Republic of Nigeria. The origpal and a with their tenders a photostat copy of tax payment photostat copy each of the treasury reîpts should receipts for tiie current and precedmg years. be forwarded with completed tender forms to ffie 6. Expatriate firms "wishing to tender should PermanCTt Secretery, Federal M inistry of IM ucation indicate whether or not their Companies are estab- "'7^° retem the photostat cop^ ^d later “Juro lished in Nigeria in accordance with the Immigra- onginds to the t^derers. No tenders will be tion Act and the Companies Decree. tonsidêd unless these treasury receipts are forwarded. - . , 7. Tendere should be subm itted in sealed envelope 7. Completed tender forms in respect of earii marked "Confidential—Tenders for Suppl y of Institution should be submitted in sealed envelopes aboratory EQtnPMENT to the ew dbral L N FR marked ‘Confidential’ and addressed to the Perma overnment oujscts and addressed to the G C ” nent Secretary, Federal M inistry of Education, Secretary, Federal Tenders Board, Federal M mistry Lagos to reach him not later than 13th August, 1973. of W orks and Housing, Victoria Island, Lagos so as Tenderers must also indicate at the bac^ of the to reach him not later than noon on Saturday, 18th envelope the name of the particular Institution they August, 1973. are tendering for. Contractors can submit tenders 8. No tenders wiE be considered unless they are for more than one Institution,j - hut under,. .no .dr- subm itted in full compliance with the provisions of cumstance should they itender for two Institutions liiis Notice. in one and the same envelope^ 8. The M mstry is not hound to accept the 9. The Board is not bound to accept the lowest or lowest or any tender. any tender.

Ahmed Joda,

■ . Secretary, Permanent Secretary, Wederei Penders Board Federal Mimstry of Education 12th July, 19'^3 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1051

Government NoUce No. 1084 Government Notice No. 1085

Fbderai. Ministry of Internal Affairs Federal MinisiIiy of Iniernai. Affairs Nigerian Prison Service TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF BAFT GREY COTTON TO NIGERIAN TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF PRISONS SERVICE ALUMINIUM RATION PANS AND DRINKING CUPS Tendets are invited &om approved local manufacturers/supplies for the supply of Baft Grey Tenders are invited fmm local manufacturers in Cotton to Nigerian Prisons during the financial year Nigeriafor the supply of AluminiumRalionPansand 1st April, 1973 to 31st March, 1974. Drinking Cups to the Nigerian Prison Service during the fiimncial year 1st April, 1973 to 31st March, 1974. Specificat ions 2. The tenderer should state the price per pan and ^QuanUty rwed.-^30,^)jdjirty thousand yards cup deUvered to the Prisons Central Stores, Ikoyi, of Baft Grey Cotton. The Baft Grey Cotton yards are Lagos. Suc^ price should include all charges for required to be ddivered m eaA of the State Head- pattoig, handlmg, freight, etc. queers or as may be directed by the Director of Prisons. Alunumum ration pans.—Quantity required— (50,000) thousand pans, radial beaded edge 2. The quanti^ is an estimated requirement only frosted fimshed—embossed ‘Prisons’ outside, 8" and is subject to vOTation. A specimen of the Baft inside diameter 2J*'depth. Grey Cotton r^uired may be inspected in the • office of the Director of Prisons, Alagbon Close, Mundmum drinking cups.—Quantity required— Ikoyi, Lagos. (50,000) fifty thousand cups 39/16' inside, diameter 33/8'x 22 gg beaded top edge fitted wiffi 16 swg, strapped aluminium handle embossed ‘Prisons’. 3. The tenderer should state the price per yard of Baft Grey Cotton on delivery to the Prison Stores mentioned above and such price should include all 3. The above quantities are estimated require clmges for packing in wooden boxes, handling, ments only and are therefore liable to variation. frei^t, etc. 4. A sample of ^ A item is available for inspection 4. The tenderer must include guarantee of at the office of the Director of Prisons, Alagbon Close, delivery within six weeks from the date of contract Ikoyi, Lagos, and should be completed before 31st March, 1974. 5. Delivery is to be effected within three months 5. Tenderers ^e each required to pay non- from the date of contract and should be completed refundable deposits of N20 (twenty naira) into any before 31st March, 1974. Sub-Treasury in Nigeria under the Revenue Head 7—- Sub-head 10 of the current Federal M ilitary Ctovem- 6. Tenderers are required to pay non-refundable ment Estimates. The original and photostat copies deposits of M20 (twenty naira) into any sub- of the Treasury receipts must be forwarded along Treasury in Nigeria imder the Revenue Head 7— with each tender to the Secretary, Federal Tenders Sub-head 10 of tiie current Federal M ilitary Govem- Board. The ordinal receipts will be returned to ment Estimates. 'The original and photostat copies tenderers later. of the Treasury receipts must be forwarded along. , ^ witii each tender to the Secretaiy, Federal Tenders 6. No tenders will be considMed unless ffiey are Board, Lagos. The original receipts will be returned submitted in full compliance with the provisions of to^ the tenderers later. No tender will be considered this Notice. without the submisrion of Treasury receipts.

7. Expatriate 4 firms wishing to tender should 7. All tenders should be forvrarded in sealed indicate whether or not their Companies are envelopes or packages, addressed to the Secretary, established in Nigeria in accordance with both Federal Traders Bo^d, Federal Ministry of Works Immigration Act and tiie Companies Decree. and Housing, Victoria Island, Lagos and should be accompanied by samples of tiie items offered so as 8. Tendera will also not be considered unless they ^ n^later than 12 noo^on Sa^d^

cotton offered properly labelled with tenderers names d^ly marked “GonfidentM—^Trader for and addresses and are submitted in sealed ravelop^ ^umimurn Ration and Drinking Cups—-Nigerian or packages marked “Confidential—Tenders for the Prisons Service . Supply of Baft Grey Cotton to Nigerian Prisons Service,” and addressed to the Secretary, Federal 8, Further particulars, if required, may be Tenders Board, Federal M inistry of Works and obtained ftom the Director of Prisons, Lagos. Housing, Victoria Island, Lagos, so as to reach him not later than 12 noon on Saturday, 21st July, 1973. 9. The Board is not bound to accept the lowrest or any tender. . 9. The Board is not bound to accept the lowest or any tender. Secretary, Secretary, Federal Tenders Board Federal Tenders Board 1052 OFFICaAL GAZETTE No. 36,.Vol>60

Government Notice No. 1086 Sub-head 10 of the current Federal Militaty Govern ment Estitr^tes. Original and photostat copies of the Treasury receipts-must be sent with the tenders Federai. Mhwstry of hsrnsRNAi. Affaibs Secretary, Federal Tenders Board. The Nigerian Prisons Service Original receipts will later be returned to the tenderers. No tender will be considered without TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF &e submission of Treasury receipts and in full GAS CXJOKING POTS compliance with the provision of this Notice. 7. Tenderers should also include a photostat copy Tenders are invited from approved local manu- of tax payment receipts for the current and prece^Ung facturem for the supply and installation of years. > ^ . Cooking Pots to Fed^d Prisons during the financial year 1st April, 1973 to 31st IVfarch, 1974. 8. Es^atriate firtris wishing to tender should mdicate whether or not their Companies are estab lished in Nigeria in accordance with Ae Immigration SPECmCATION _ _ . . , V . .. j Act and the Conmanies Decree. 2. Quantity required.-—^50 (Fifty) Gas heated q aii * j i. u i. r j j • i

Outer casing is ofeither sheet steel vitreous enamdled '^coders Board,^ federd Muustry of Works and or satin finished stainless steel andmoimted on cast rmusrng. Vimona Island, Lagos so as to r^ch his base zing and legs. Lid of stainless steel and mounted than 12.00 noon on Saturd^,21^ on cast base ring and legs. Lid of stainless steel with should be die cast hidiminium Hd gear and polished back Nearly marked Confi

States (b) Round Neck Suseveusss KHAia-CoLouHEr A.D.P. Mid-Westem State . Benin City Cotton Vests : A.D.P. North-Central .. Kaduna Size Quantity Round Length A.D^P. North-Eastern State Maiduguri ReRivers State PortHarcourt A.D.P. South-Eastern State Calabar .. 750 doz. AJD.P. East-Central State Enugu Totau .. A.D.P. Lagos State L^gos 3. The above quantity is an estimated requirement 2. The above quantities are estimated require only and is therefore subj^ to variation. ments only and are therefore subject to variation. 3. The tenderer should state the price per dozen 4. , Delivery, , to co. mmience , three, months, - after delivered to the Prisons Central Stores, Ikoyi, Lagos receipt of order and to be completed before 31st and such price should include all charges for handling, March, 1974. packing, freight, etc. 5. Tenderers are each required to pay non- 4. Delivery is to be effected •within three months refundable deposits of N20 (twenty naira) into any &om the date the contract is awarded and should be Sub-Treasury in Nigeria under the Revenue Head 7 completed before 31st March, 1974. Sub-head 10 of the current Federal Military Govern 5. Tenderers axe each required to pay non- thement Treûry Estimates. rewipts The original must be and forwaêd photostat along copies with of S^TreSiS^SigenwiS?Rûc'hmT? ^tender to the Secret Federal Tenders ârd. Sub-head 10 of the current Federal MiUtery The ongmal receipts be returned to tenderer Government Estimates. The original and photostat later. No tender will be considered without the copies of the Treasury receipts must be forwarded submission of Treasu^ co“i- along with eadi tender to the Secretary, Federal phance with the provisions of this Notice. Tenders Board. The original receipts wiU be returned to the tenderers later. No tender will be considered 6. All tenders should be forwarded in sealed without the submission of Treasury receipts and in envelopes or packages addressed to the Secretary, full compliance with the provision of the notice. Federal Tenders Board, Federal Ministry of Works and Housing, Victoria Island, Lagos and should be . All tenders accompanied 'with samples of the accompanied by samples so as to reach his office not singlets offered should be forwarded in sealed later than Saturday, 21st July, 1973. The envelopes envelopes or packages marked "Confidentiai.— should be clearly marked “CoNFroENTiAL—Tender Tender for the Supply of Singlets to the Fedehai. FOR ItaisoNS Clothing—Prisons Service”. Prisons” and addressed to the Secretary, Federal Tenders Board, Federal Ministry of Works and 7. The Board is not bound to accept the lowest or Housing, Victoria Island, Lagos so as to reach him any tender. not later than 12 noon on Saturday, 21st July, 1973. Secretary, 7. The Rjardisnotboundtoacr^ptthelowestor Federal Fenders Board any tender. Secretary Federal Tenders Board Government Notice No, 1088

JtoERAL Ministry of Internal Affairs Government Notice No. 1089 Nigerian Rusons Seriuce Federal Ministry op Internal Affairs TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF TENDERS FOR SUPPLY OF IRON BEDS COTTON SINGLETS TO NIGERIAN PRISON SERVICE Tenders are invited from approved local manufac- , Tenders are tovited ftom approved local Manu- turers for the supply of Cotton Singlets to the tarturers (not ^Distrmutors) for the supply of Iron Federal Prisons during the financial year 1st April, to Nigenan Pnson Service. The contract will 1973 to 31st March, 1974. A sample of the required year 1973-74 rationed from the date of vest, description of which is shown bdow can be award. inspected in the office of the Director of Prisons, Specificat ions Alagbon Close, Ikoyi, Lagos. (1) Doubue Bunk-Beds (a) “V” Neck Khaki-Coloured Cotton Vest (а ) Quantity—8,000 WITH Sleeve : (б ) Size—6'4'X 2'6'

Quantity Round Length Length of (2) SiNGys Beds Size Reqmred Chest length of Vertically (а ) Quantify—1,(KK) Sleeve from (б ) Size—6'4'X 2'6' Shoulder (c) Designs : Single Beds-folding. 1 .. 774 doz 36' 31' 4' 9' 2 .. 913 doz 38' 31' 4' 9' 2. Double Bunk-Beds,—^Packed in bundles of 3 .. 313 doz. 40' 32' 4' 9' five bed ends 'with wire mattress parts and square mesh spring fittinp. Total 2,000 doz. 3. Identification.^—^Bed ends and wire mattress stamped “Prisons”. Green colour finish. 1054 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 36, Vol. 60

4. Mateii^ mil be delivered within tê months 2. The Quantity is an estimated reqtiirement only of the receipts of any orders. Quotations should and is subject to variation. A specimen of the Fire include transport cost to 4e following locations— Extmguisher required may be inspected in tihe office of the Director of Prisons, Alagbon Close, Ikoyi, Locations Lagos. ADJ>. Benue-Plateau State Jos A.D.P. East-Central State . Enugu 3. The Tenderer should state the price per A.D.P. Kano State . Elano Extinguisher on delivery to the Prisons Stores AJ3.P. K^rara State .. . Ilorin mentioned above and su<^ price should indude all A.D.P. Mid-Western State .. Benin City charges for packing in wooden boxes, handling, A.D.P. North-Central State .. Kaduna freight, etc. A.DJ>. North-Eastern State .. Maiduguri 4. The tenderer must indude guarantee of ddivery A.D.P. Western State .. Ibadan •withing six weeks from the date of contract and A.DJP. Bivers State .. .. PortHarcourt should be completed before 31st March, 1974. AX>.P. Lagos State .. ,. Lagos AJDJP. South-Eastern State .. Calabar 5. Tenderers are each required to pay non- A.DJ>. Central Stores • iKoyi refundable deposits of N20 (twenty naira) into 'any 5. The above quantities are estimated requirement Sub-Treasury in Nigeria under the Revenue head 7, only and are therefore liable to variation. A sample Sub-head 10 of the current Federal Military of each item is available for inspection at the Prisons Government Estimates. The original and photostat Central Stores, Ikoyi, Lagos. copies of the Treasury receipts must be forwarded 3lS 4ist March, 1V74. tenderers later. 7. Tenderere are each required to pay non- refundable deposits of N20 (twenty naira) into any 6. No tenders will be considped imless they are Sub-Treasury in Nigeria rmder Revenue Head 7, submitted in full compliance with the provisions of Sub-head 10. "Deposits on Tenders” of the current this notice. Federal Military Government Estimates. A photostat 7. Expatrfate firms wishing to tender should copy of the Treûry receipt should be attached to indicate whether or not their companies are estab- the tenders as evidence of payment. h'shed in Nigeria in accordance with both Immigration 8. Tenderers should also include a photostat copy Act and the Companies Decree, of tax-payment receipts for the qurrent and proceed ing year. 8. Tenders will also not be considered tmless accompanied with samples of the Fire _ 9. Expatote firms wishmg to tender should Extinguishers offered properly labelled with tenderers m^cate whether or not their companies are estab- names and addresses and are subnutted in sealed tehed m Iêna m ac<»rdrace with the Immigration envdopesorpa(fege3marked“Confidentlal—Tenders Act and the Companies Decree. for the Supply of Fire Extinguishers to Nigerian 10. Tenders should be submitted in sealed Prisons Service” and addmssed to the Secretary, envelopes marked “Confidential—Tenders for the Feder^ Tenders Board, Federal Ministry of Works Supply of Iron Beds to Federal Prisons” and and Housing, Lagos, so as to reach him not later tiian addressed to the Secretary, Federal Tenders Board, 12 noon on Saturday 21st July, 1973, Federal Ministry of Works and Housing, "Victoria 9. The Board is not bound to accept the lowest or Island, Lagos so as to reach hnn not later than any tender. 12 noon on Saturday, 21st July, 1973. 11. No t^ders will be considered unless they are Secretary, subnutted in full compliance with the provisions Federal Tenders Board of this notice. 12. The Board is not bound to accept the lowest Government Notice No. 1091 or any tender. Secretary, Federal Ministry of Internal Affairs Federal Tenders Board TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF Government Notice No. 1090 BLANKETS TO NIGERIAN PRISON SERVICE Federal Ministry of Internal Awairs - TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OP FIRE Tenders are invited from approved local manu- EXTINGUISHERS TO NIGERIAN PRISONS facturers. for the supply of woollen blankets to Nigerian Prison during the financial year 1st AprU, SERVICE 1973 to 31st March, 1974. Tenders are invited from approved local manufactureis/distributors for the supply of Rite Specificat ions Extinguishers to Nigerian Prisons during the financial rcgMired.-^120,000) one hundred and year 1st April, 1973 to 31st March, 1974, Quantity twenty thousand pieces coffee-coloured woollen SFiECimCATIONS blankets whipped size 76", weighing 2f lbs and Quanti^ Extingui^< 12th July, 1973 OFFICIAL GAZETTE loss

2. The quantity is an estimated requirement only 3. The tenderer shoidd state the ptice per Fadlcx^ and is subject to alteration. A êcimen of foe on delivery to the Prison Stores mentioned above blanket required may be inspected in foe office of and such price should include all charges for packing the Director of Pifeons, Alagbon Close, Ikoyi, Lagos. in wooden bcntes, handling, freight, etc. 3. The tenderer shotild state foe price per blanket 4. The tenderer must include guarantee of delivery on delivery to foe Prison Stores mentioned above within sis weeks from the date of contract and and such price should indude all charges for packing shoiild be completed before 31st March, 1974. in wooden boxes, handling, freight and ete. 5. Tenderers are each required to pay non- 4. The tenderar must indude guarantee of rehmdable deposits of Jf20 (twenty naira) into any delivery within three months from the date of Sub-'Dreasury in Nigeria tmder the Revenue Head contract and should be completed before 31st 7—ûb-head 10 of the current Federal Military March,1974. Government Estimates. The original and photostat copies of the Treasury receipts must be forwarded 5. Tenderers are each required to pay non- along with each tender to the Secretary, Federal refundable deposits of N20 (twenty naira) into any Sub-Treasury in Nigeria under foe Revenue Head 7 Tenders Board. The original receipts will be returned —Sub-head 10 of foe current Federal Military to tenderers later. Government Estimates. The original and photostat 6. No tenders will be considered unless they are copies of the Treasury receipts must be forward^ submitted in full compliance with the provisions of along with each tender to foe Secretary, Federal this Notice. Tenders Board. The oriâl receipts will be returned 7. l^cpatriate firms wishing to tender should to tenderers later. indicate whether or not their Companies are esta 6. No tenders will be considered unless timy are blished in Nigeria in accordance with both Immigra submitted in full cximpliance with foe provisions of tion Act and the Companies Decree. this notice. 8. Tenders will also not be considered unless 7. Eâtriate firms wishing to tender should they are accompanied with samples of the Padlocks indicate whether or not their companies are esta with keys offer^ properly labelled with tenderers blished in Nigeria in accordance with both Lnmigra- names and address^ and are submitted in seded rion Act and foe Companies Decree. envelope or package marked “Confidential— 8. Tenders will also not be considered unless Tenders for the Supply of Padlocks to Nigerian foey are accompanied with samples of foe blanket Prisons Serviiro” and addressed to the Secretary, offered properly labelled with traiderera namra and Federal Tenders Board, Federal Minmtry of Works addresses and are submitted in sealed envelopes or and Housing, Lagos, so as to reach him not later packages marked “Confidential—^Tenders for foe than noon on Saturday, 21st July, 1973. Supply of Blankets to FederalPrisons” and addreêd 9. The Board is not bound to accept the lowest to foe Secretary, Federal Tenders Board, Federal or any tender. Ministry of Works and Housing, Lagos, so as to reach mm not later than 12 noon on Saturday, Secretary^ 21st July, 1973, Federal Tenders Board 9. The Board is not bound to accept the lowest or any tender. Secretary, GovemmentNoticeNo. 1093 Federal Tenders Board Nigerian Prisons Service TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF SHOES Tenders are invit^ frmn. Local Manufacturers in Government Notice No. 1092 Niîa for foe supply of offidal black shoes with plam front; rubber foies and heels, to the Federal Federal Mmisisy of Internal Affairs Govermnoit Prisons, during foe financial year 1st April, 1973 to foe 31st March, 1974. A sample of TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF the required shoes is available for inspection in the PADLOCKS TO NIGERIAN offioe of the Director of Prisons, Alagbon Close, PRISON SERVICE Ikoyi, X>^^s. Tenders are invited from approved local manu- Sizes: 6 7 8 9 10 factorers/distributors for the supply of Padlocks to Quantity- Nigerian Prisons Service during the financial year required: 100 1,900 2,000 3,000 3,000 1st April, 1973 to 31st March, 1974, (10,000 paire). The above quantities are estimated requirements Specifications only and are therefore liable to variation. Qtumtily required.—(12,000) twelve thousand 2. The tenderer should state the price per pair of pieces of two inch Padlocks with keys. The Padlocks shoes delivered to the Prisons Centm Stores, Ikoyi, are required to be delivered in eafo of the State Lag(^. Such price should include all chai^ for Headquarters or as may be directed by the Director packing, handling, and freight. ofPrisons, _ 3. Ddhvery to be effected within three months 2, “ê quantity is an estimated requirement only from date of contract. and is subject to alteration. A specimen of the 4. Tenderers are required to pay non-refimifoble Padlocks required may be inspected in foe office ^posits of N20 (twenty naira) into any Sub- of the Director of Prisons, Alagbon Close, Ikoyi, Treasury in Nigeria under foe Revenue Head 7— Lagos. Sub-hefo 10 of foe current Federal Military 1056 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 36, Yol. 60

Govemnaent Estunates. Original and photostat 8. Tenders will also not be considered unless copies of the Treasury receipts must be sent with they are accompanied with samples of the soap the tenders to the Secretary, Federal TendersJBoard. offered properly labelled with tenderers names and ’Ihe original receipts later be returned to the addresses and are submitted in sealed envelopes or tenderers. No tender will be considered without the pacirages toarked “Confidential—Tenders for the submission of TVeasury receipts and full compliance Supply of Soap to Nigerian Prison Service” addressed with the provisions of this notice. to the Secretary, Federal Tenders Board, Federal 5. All tenders should be forwarded in envelopes M inist^ of Works and Hotting, Lagos so ae to or packages, addressed to the Secretary, Federal °° Saturday, Tenders Board, Federal M inistry of Works and Îstjuly, IVvo. Housing, Lagos, and should be accompanied by a 9. The Board is not bound to accept the lowest sample of the item offered so as to reach his office ij! or any tender, not later than Saturday, 12 noon 21st July, 1973. I Secretary, The envelopes or packets should be clearly marked I: Federal Tenders B^d “Confidential—Tender for Shoes to Prisons Service" f and sealed witii sealing wax. 6. Furtherparticulars, if required, may be obtained . \ Government Notice No, 1095 ffom the Director of Prisons, Dagos. ^ CosposATiONS SxAtmmo Tenders Board 7. The Board is not boimd to accept the lowest or TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF TIMBER any tender. Secretary, AND LOCAL MATERIALS Fêral Tenders Board Nigerian Ports Authority Tenders are invited for the supply of timber and local materials to the Nigerian Ports Authority. The Government Notice No, 1094 timber and local materials required are :— Federal Tenders Board Timber I Federal Ministry oe iNranrAL Affairs Opepe .. Various Sizes in lengths of 16 feet and above, TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF SOAP Opê .. Various Sizes in lengths of TO NIGERIAN PRISONS SERVICaE 12 feet, etc. Tenders are invited from local manufacturers and Mahogany .. Various Sizes distoibutors for the supply of bar soap to N%erian Black Afara .. Various Sizes Prison Service, during the financial year 1st April, Obeche/Abura ., Various Sizes. 1973 to SlstM arch, 1974. Local Materials : Ogun Fiver Sand Specificat ions Sharp Sand Quantity„ regurred.. —(20,000) Twenty thousand Official tender document may be obtained from the cartons of soap m 50 lbs of 30 bars per carton. The Secretary, Corporations Standing Tenders Board, cartons of soap are requned to be delivered m each P.M.B. 12055, 30 Marina (4th Floor), Lagos, on of t^ state Hradquartem or as may be directed by payment of a non-refundable deposit of N50.00 the Dnector of Prisons. (fif^ naira only) either by cash or postal order to the 2. The quantity is an estimated requirement only Assistant Accountant of ffie same address. Payment and is subject to variation, A specanen of the soap by cheques is not acceptable, required may be inspected in ffie office of the Tender documents must be filled up, signed and Director of Prisons, Alagbon Close, Ikoyi, Lagos. submitted in a sealed envelope, endorsed on the 3, The tenderer should state the price per carton upper left-hand comer “CONFiDiaqTiAL—Tender of SO lbs/30 bars of soap on deliv^ to Prison Stores for the Supply OF Timber and Local Materials mentioned above, and such price should include 1973” and addressed to the Secretary, Corporations cost of packaging in paper packages, handling. Standing Tenders Board, P.M.B. 12055, 30 M arina, firei^t, etc. Lagos, so as to reach him before 12 Noon on 4. The tenderer must include guarantee of Wednesday 8th August, Tenderers are advised delivery within six weeks from the date of contract interest to use the address labels issued and riiould be completed before 31st March, 1974, them at the time they purchase their tender 5, Tenderers are each required to pay non- documents. refundable deposits of N20 (twenty naira) mto Tender documents received in any other manner any Sub-Treasury in Nigeria imder the Revenue will not be considered for the purpose of this tender. Head 7—^Sub-head 10 of the current Federal M ffitary The Board is not bound to accept any tender, and its Government Estimates. The origfoal and pW ostat decision shall be final and binding for the purpose of copies of Treasury receipts must be forwarded this tender. It is also at liberty^ to cancel, withdraw along with each tender^ to the Secretary, Federal or alter this tender without giving any reason for so Tenders Board. The original receipts will be returned doing. When such cancellation, vrithdrawal, or to tenderers later. altetetion becomes inevitable, deposit, if any, already 6. No tenderers will be considered uniras they received vrill be reffinded to their owners provided are submitted in full compliance with the provisions cancellation, withdrawal or alteration was not ofthisNotice. due to their fault. 7. Ejcpatiiate firms wishing to tender should Secretary, indicate whether or not their Companies are establi Corporations Standing Tenders Board shed in Mgeria in accordance wiih botii Immigration Notice No. NPA 4/73 Act and the Companies Decree. 30th June, 1973, 12th July, 1973 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1057

Government Notice No. 1096 The Bowd is at liberty to cancel, withdraw or alter this tender without assigning any reason for so CoHPORATIONS STANDING TENDERS BOARD doing. When such cancellation, withdrawal, or Nigerian Ports Authority alteration becomes ineviteble, deposits, if any, received will be refunded to tenderers, provided the TENDER FOR SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION cancellation, withdrawal or alteration was not due to OF AIR-CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT their fault. It will not accept any responsibility for FOR THE NIGERIAN PORTS AUTHORITY losses to tenderers in making their bids. HEADQUARTERS BUILDING Further technical^ information^ regarding this tender may be obteined on application from the Tenders are invited for the Supply and Installation Controller of Engineering Nigerian Ports Authority, of Air-Conditioning Equipment for the Nigerian Secretary, Ports Authority Headquarters Building. The major Corporoiions Standing Tenders Board aspect of this contract shall be in two parts Notice No, NPA. 5/73 (A) North Block 3rd July, 1973. (i) Removal of existing air-handling units in the NorthBlock. Government Notice No. 1043 (2nd publication) University of Iee (») Supply, installation, testing and commission ing of seven packaged air-conditioning units six of VACANCIES which shall be water-cooled and one (air-cooled), Applications are invited hrom suitably qualified to approved sizes, one on each floor of die Nortii candidates for the following vacant posts in the Blo(^. The six water-cooled units are to be served Institute of Education. by a common cooling tower, to approved size, which shall dso be supplied and erected by the tenderer, Post Advert. No. Scale of Salary together with all fittings and accessories. 1. Stenographer, 06/87/73 F 16N900- (m) Fabrication and installation of sheet metal Grade II 1,380 ducting complete with registers and Other accessories, 2. Clerk/Typist, 06/88/73 F 14 N698- for eadb floor of the block, and link-up of these ducts Grade II 1,118 with packaged units mentioned in («) above. Qualifications : (B) South Block (East and W est wings) 1. Secondary Class IV or Secondary Modem Fabrication and installation of sheet metal ducting, III Certificate andR.S.A. or Government Treasury together with registers and other accessories for each Certificate for 80/35 words per minute in Short floor of Ae South Block, and link-up of the ducting hand and Typewriting plus 6 years stenographic with existing air-handling units. ejîerience or W^t African School Certificate with Credit in English plus 4 years experience. Tenderers can quote for either (A) or (B) or for both. 2. W est AMcan School Certificate or _ its equivalent with Credit in English and recognised Tender forms may be obtained from the Secretary, Typing Certificate at 35 words par minute plus Corporations Standing Tenders Board, P.M.B. 3 3rears experience. 12055, 30 Marina (4th Floor), Lagos, on payment of Method of appBcdtion.—Applications (three copies) a non-refundable deposit of N50.00, either by ca^ or naming three referees and their addresses, and postal orders, to the Assistant Accountant of the stating cle^ly the applicant’s age, qualifications same address. Payment by cheque is not acceptable. and experience in chronological order, together Specification for sizes of the packaged units, the with copies (not originals) of Certificates and cooHng tower, and design of the sheet metal ducting. Testimonials, should be forwarded to the Assistant cm be obtained from the Controller of Engineering, Registrar êreonael),.University of Ife, Ile-lfe, so Nigerian Ports Authori^, 26-28 M arina, Lagos, on as to reach him not later than Saturday 21st July, production of receipt issued by the Corporations 1973. Standing Tenders Board of Ae N50.00 deposit Only applications which comply in detail with mentionefm above paragraph. Tenderers can view tliis advertisement will be considered, and only the ^^stmg machmery as weB as the proposed those shortiisted wiU be acknowledged, machinery locations m the building on application , . - , to the Controller of Engineering, Nigerian Ports .M ease quote the appropnate refermce number Authority, 26-28 M arina, Lagos. Make and Type of ofthe post on theapphcation. equipinent offered should be well proven for tropical conditions and evidence of this is required to Government Notice No. 1044 (2nd publication) accompany all tenders. Univeîty of Ife Completed tender documents must be submitted VACANCIES in sealed envelope, endued on the^ upper left hand Applications are invited from suitably qualified comer, Confidential—Tender for Air-Conditionmg candidates for tiie following vacancies: Equipment N.P.A. Headquarters Building” and Post Advert. No. Scale of Salary addressed to the Secretary, Corporations Standing _ Tenders Board, P.M.B. 12055, 30 M arina, Lagos, Oîment of Registry so as to reach him not later than 12 noon on Monday, College of Humamfies i3ih August, 1973. Tenderers are advised in their <Îârtment of oum interest to use the address labels issued to them at , Science the time tiiey purchase their tenders. Tender documents 1. Stenographer, 23/81/73 F21N1,252- submitted in any other manner will not be considered. Grade I 1,960 ■ 1058 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 36,Vol. 6

Post Advert. No. Scale of Salary Salary scales: Dârtment cfAdeyemi (а ) Lecturer-^G 7: N2,760-150-3,660 Ojar): College of Education, N3,810-150-4,830 per annum. Ondo (б ) Assistant Lecturer—SG 12: N2,140-100- 2. Clerk, Grade I 38/82/73 F15 N866- 2,340; N2,460-100-2,S60 per annum, 1,118 (or N2,460-100-2,660 for appointees over 28 or Department of Adeyem with, higher degrees). Collie of Education, Ondo Conditions of service,—^Fare paid for appointee, wife and up to five children under eleven years of 3. Clerk, Grade III 38/83/73 P10N584- age on appointment, leave after 21 mont^’ tour 1,082 and termuiation. Children and car allowances, D^>artment of Adeyemi College of Vacation, 4 superannuation scheme, free medical services, part- Ondo Ifurnished accommodation at standard rates. 4. Carpenter, 38/84/73 F14N698- Method of application.—Ten copies of typewritten Grade II 1,118 application giving details of educational hactqûnd, Institutions attended and dates, qualifications, Eepartmerjt of Adeyemi teaching/research experience wi& Institutions and Collie of Education, Ondo ^tes, nationality, marital status, age, list of publica tion, if any, and names and addresses of three referees 5. Night-watchmen 38/85/73 F3N364- competent to attest to candidate’s academic/pro 740 fessional abiliti^ to the Personai. Officer, Univer- Qmdifications : sirv of Nigeria, Nsokka, Nigeria, 1^ 30tii July, 1. West African School Certificate including 1973, quoting the appropriate advertisement Credit m English Language or G.C.B. ‘O’ Level reference, in 5 ^bjects induding English, R.S. A or Treasury Certificates at 100/50 words per minute in Short hand and Typing plus 3 years experience as a Government Notice No. 1046 (2nd publication) Stenographer. 2. West African School Certfficate with Credit IlNiVEHsrry-OF Nigeria, Nsokka in EnglMi and at least 5 years derical experience. VACANCIES 3. West African School Certificate or its equivalent. ÔNOMic Development Inshtotb 4. Primary VI with Government Trade Certifi cate Class II plus at least 5 years experience after (Advert. Ref: UNP/SSAl/EDI/73) obtaining Cla^ HI Trade Certificate. Application are inwted from qualified candidates 5. Primary VI. for the post of Junior Research Fellows in the Metitod of application.—-Applications (three copies) Economic Devdopment Institute, University of naming three referees wd tiieir addresses, and Nigeria, Enugu Campus, stating dearly the applicant’s age, qualifications Candidates should possess a Master’s degree from and e:^ênce in chrenological order, together a recognfeed University in any of the following witii_ copies (not originals) of Certificates and Testi- fidds: Economics, Agricultural Economics, Socio monials, should be forwarded to the Assistant logy, Anthropology, Ecnnometrics, Statistics Demo Registrar personnel). University of Ife, Ile-Ife, graphy. Previous research experience will be an so as to reach him not later than Saturday 21st July, 1973. advantage. Su

Government Notice No. 1045 (2nd publication Conditions of service.—^Fare paid for appointee, wife and up to five children tinder deven years of University of Nigeria, Nsokka age on appointment; leave after 21 months* tour, and termination. Children and car allowances, VACANCIES superannuation scheme, part-furnished aoximmoda- tion at standard rent rates. Department of Phuxkophy and Classics Method of application.—^Ten copies of typewritten Advert.Ref.UNP/SSAl/ARTS/PHIL&CLASS/73 application giving details of educational background. Applications are invited for tile posts of Lecturers/ ^titati<^ attended with da^, quaffications, Ass^ Lecturers in the Department of Philo^phy ^‘^g/research ^nrace with Institutions and and Classics. ^ ^ dates, age, nationality, znantal status, pubhcations ft- , and three referees competent to attest to candidates’ Canmdates should possess a mgher degree with academic/professional qualities to ; the Personnel some Umvemty teactog/rraearch expenence. Sue- Officer, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria by cessful candidates will teach courses and conduct 20th July, 1973 quoting tiie appropriate adverti'se- ment reference. 12th July, 1973 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 10S9

Government Notice No, 1047 {2nd publication) Civil servants to forward tibdr applications through thdr Heads of Departtnents. UNivERSixy OF Nigeria, Nsukka VACANCY Advert. Rqf. : UNP/SSA.l/ADMlN/17/73 Government Notice No. 1048 {2nd piibUcation) Applications are invited &om suitably qualified Univebsitv of Nigeria, Nsueka candidates for foe following vacant posts in foe VACANCIES University of Nigeria, Nsukka; Facolty of Education 1. University Architect : Qualificatum and experience.—Candidates must {Advert, m'- VNPJSSA.yFEDJVOCn%) possess at least a bachelor’s degree and an advancdl Department of Vocational Teacher Education professional qualification in Architecture with not Technical Instructor less than eigbt years of post-qualification practical experience on fcge public and private projects QuaUjications and duties.—Candidates should including progmmming, specifications, cost estimates possess at least one of the following qualifications: and analysis, as wdl as preparation of contract (t) Degree in Vocational Teacher Education or a documents. Candidates possrasing special skill in degree in hidustrial Art Education from a design and with job-supervision and administrative recognised University, plus three years minimum ability be preferred. teaching experience. Duties.—Successful appointee will be directiy {it) Higher National Diploma m Electrical or responrible to foe Vice-Chancellor and his duties Mechanic Engineering or its equivalent together should include foe following: with a Tnmtmum of 5 years teaching esperi^c^ (a) preparation of short and long-term develop- in an institution of higher learning indudii^ two ' ment plans, as well as identification and provision years experience in industry. of alternative solutions to the development («*) Full Technological Certificate of Ci^ and problems of foe University; Guild of London Institute or its equivalent Q>) preparationofphysicaldevelopmentbudget; together with 'W.A.S.C. and five yeara t^ching or (c) rendering architectural services for all Laboratory/Workshop experience in an institution minor constructions and remoddUing of exiting, of higher learning or a large Workshop. buildings; Successful candidate will be required to teach (d) identification of and advice on future space technical education subjects in foe Department. He needs of foe University as wdl as foe estimate of should be able to take charge of Workshop and costs for specific projects; Laboratory equipment and assist other senior (c) superintending and co-ordinating foe duties academic staff of foe Department in planning Work- of foe Maintenance and Landscape units of the shop facilities. University. (Safoiy,—N2,760-100-3,160-150-4,060 per annum. *2. E^ate Officer t Conditions of service.—^Fare paid for appointee, Qtudifkations and duties.—Candidates^ should wife and up to five children imder eleven years of age possess a Badaelor’s degree or equivalent in E^te on appomtment; leave after 21 montiw’ tour, and Mana^ment or related field plus not l^s than eight termination. Children imd c^ allowances, sujter- years of post-qualification experience, preferably in annuation scheme, part-furnished accommodation Estate Management. at standard rent rates. Successful appointee will be responsible to^ foe Method of appUcatum.—^Ten copi^ of typewritten Vice-ChanceUor for foe physical state of foe Univer application ^ving details of education bawground, sity, including all University property, and will act as l^titutions attended and dates, qualifications, Secretary to foe University Estate Committee. teachmg/research expraience with Institutions and Scale of salary : dates, natiomlity, marital status, publication and University Architect: Negotiable. three referees competent to attest to candidate’s academic/professional qualities to foe Personnel ^tate Officer; SG. 6/5—N3,810-150-4,260; N4,530-150-4,830/MS,030-150-5,480; N5,750. Officer, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria, by 30th July, 1973, quoting the appropriate advertise Condition of service.—Fiat paid for appointee, wife ment reference above. and five children imder eleven years on appomtment; leave after 21 months’ tour, and termination. Children and car allowances; superannuation Government Notice No. 1097 scheme; accommottetion with hard standard furni University of Nigeria, Nsdkka ture at rent rates not exceeding 7.7 per cent of salary. FACULTY OF ARTS—VACANCIES Method of application.—Ten copies of typewritten {Advert. Ref. : VNP/SSA.1/ARTS/FA/73) application^ giving details of educational background, institutions attended and dates, qualifications md Department of Fine and Appl i^ Arts ; professional experience with Institutions/Oiganisa- (t) Senior Lectafer/Lecturer/AssistantL«ecturer tions and dates (details of accomplish^ projects to in Sculpture. be given, if possible), nationality, marital status and (ft) Senior Lectuier/Lectuier/Asastant Lec throe referees cximpetent to attest to candi^te’s turer in Ceasmics. professional ability to foe Personnel Univer sity of Nigeria, Nsukka by 30fo July, 1973, quoting (m) Seoior Lecturer/Lecturer/Awistant Lec the appropriate advertisement reference. turer in Art History. 1060 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 36, Vol. 60

Qualification and duties.—Candidates must possess of Secretaries and Administrators; or (/) Candidates good Bachelor’s degree in the appropriate area plus who have not the required professional or academic post-graduate qualification, prrferably Masters^ or qualifications as above may be considered if they Doctorate degree. Possession of City and Guilds have held equivalent post in Government, Corpora- Certfficate in ceramics or ceramic craftsmanship will tion, or other University’s service for a period not be an advantage for ceramic candidates. C^didates less than 10 years, for Senior Lectur«hip must have at least six years’ University teadiing/research/experience. Previous Experience.—Mnimum of 3 years experience University tcaching/research experience will be an after qualification for members of reco^ised advantage for candidates for Lectureship/Assistant professional Accountancy bodies (a)-(c), and 5 Lectureship. Candidates for Ceramics and Art years for (d)-(e). The applicant must have acquired History must have had teaching/researdi or practical reasonable depth of practical experience in General experience in Ceramics Worfcshop/lndustries or in ^d Subsidiary Ledgers, Cash Control, Stores Centres of African Art. Control, Budgetary Control, Preparation and Pay- SuccssM candid,., (0 -will teach studio work in Sculpture—in Accounts, and Etaff Supervision to enable him stone, wood, clay, plastics, casting of metal, life work without supervision, drawing; theory of sculpture as art and theory of ,—Will be responsible to the Bursar through materials tised in sculpture. Duties the Chief Accountant for all aspects of the accounting (ii) will teach pottery and ceramics in workshop; duties of the Calabar Campus, theory of ceramic technology and carry out ' researdi in local materials useful for ceramic Accountant production. Qualifications and duties.—Preference will be (m) will teach History of Afiican Art and given to candidates with recognised professional Survey of World Art History. Accountancy qualifications *. (a) Chartered, (b) Salary scales : Certified, or (c) Cost and Management Accounts, (d) Holders of a good honomrs degree in Accountancy Senior Lecturer—SG 5 : N5,030-150-5,480; or Business ^ Administration with Accoimtancy as M5,750 per annum. a major subject from a recognised university; or Lecturer-.—SG 7: N2,760-150-3,660 (bar) ; (e) Full Diploma of the Chartered Institute of N3,810-150-4,260; N4,530-150-4,830 per annum. Secretaries and Administrators; or QO Candidate who have not the required professional or academic Assistant Lecturer—SG 12; N2,140-100-2,240; qualifications as above may be considered if they N2,460-100-2,560 per annum. have held equivalent post in Government, Corpora- Conditions of service.—Fare paid for appointee, tion, or other University’s service for a period not wife and up to five children under eleven years of age less than 10 years, on appointment; leave after 21 months’ tour, and termination. Children and c^ allowances, super Experietwe.—^Minimum of 2 years ^ experience annuation scheme, part-furnished accommodation after qualification for those with recognised profes at standard rent rates. sional qualifications (a)-(c), and 5 years for (d)-(c). The applicant must Irave acquired reasonable Method of application.—Ten copies of typewritten depth of practical experience in General and Sub- application giving details of educational background, simary Ledgers, Cash Control, Stores Control, ftistiturions attended and dates, qualifications, Budgetary Control, Preparation and Payment of teaching/iesearch experience widi Institutions and Salaries and Wages, Assets Registration, Preparation dates, nationality, marital status, publications, date of Periodical Reports, indud&ng Find Accounts, and pla<^ of birth, and names and addresses of three and Staff Supervision to enable him work with referees competent to attest to candidate’s academic/ minimum supervision. professional qi^ties to the Personnel Officer, ^versity of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria by 31st July, Duties.—Wdi. be responsible to the Senior Accoun- 1973, quotingthe appropriate advertisement reference tent for all aspecte of the accounting duties of the above. Calabar Campus. SalarySc2ai.es : Gov&Ttment Notice No, 1098 Senior Accountant.—SG. 6—N3,810-150-4,260, N4,530-150-4,830. University of Niqeria, Calabar Campus Accountant.—SG. 10—N2,610-150-3,660. BURSARY-VACANCIES iAdvert.mtVNPlSSA{CCJAdrrdnin). Conditions of service.—^Fare paid for appointee, wife and up to five children irader eleven years of Applications are invited from suitably qualified age bn appointment, leave after 21 months’ tour canciidates for the following vacancies in the Bursar’s and termination. Children ancl car allowances, Office at Calabar Campus. superannuation scheme, Part-fnmished acxommoda- Senior Accountant . tion (whereavailable) at standard rates. Quidificatiom and duties.—Memberehip of any Method of application,-—^Ten copies of typewritten of the following Accountancy bodies (a) Chartered, application giving details of qualifications with (6) Certified, or (c) Cost and Management Accoimt- names of institutions attended, degrees/certificates ante or (d) Holders of a good honom^ degree in obtained including grade of honours and dates, Accountency or Business Administration with date and place of bixthr nationality, marital status, Accounten

referees competent to attest to candidate’s academic Gimemtnent Notice No. 1101 and adm inistrative/professional ability to the Per- sonnd Officer, University of Nigeria, Nsukka by Ministry OF Defence "1st July, 1973, Quoting the advertisement reference. Civil servante to forward their applications through VACANCIES IN THE NIGERIAN ARMY their Departmental Heads. ENGINEERS DIRECT SHORT SERVICE COMMISSION Government Notice No. 1099 1. The M inistry of Defence invites applications University of Nigeria, Nsokka from suitably qualified Nigerians'^for Direct Short Service Commission into the Nigerian Army- Engineers. VACANCY--POST OF REGISTRAR 2. QuaUfications,—(a) Applicants should be: Applications are invited from graduates of at least ten years siding for the post of Registrar. (1) Civil Structural Engineers; Candidates should have a wide and varied experience (2) Electrical Engineers; in high level adm inistration. Experience in higher (3) Architects or En-vironment designers ; educational administration would be an advantage. (4) Land Sxurveyors; The Registrar is responsible to the Vice-Chancellor (5) Quantity Surveyors. for the day to day administration of the affiurs of (6) Applicant should possess one or more of the ffie Univeraity. He is also Secretary to the Univer following qualifications; sity Council and to the University Senate. Appointment^to commence as soon as possible, is (1) A degree in civil, structural or electrical for three yearn initially and subject to review there engineering or architecture, environmental design, after. land surveying from a recognized University. _ Salary is_ N7,100 (£3,550) a year. Other conditions , (2) A diploma equivalent to a first degree in include children’s and car basic allowances, super civil_ structural ^ or electrical engineering or annuation scheme, medical scheme, part-fumished architecture, en-vironmental design, a land survey subsidised accommodation. ing or quantity surveying from a recognised University or College of Technology, Detail^ applications (12 copies), stating age, full qualificatiot^ and experience and naming three ^ (3) Membership of an approved and recognised referees should be addressed to die Vice-Chancellor, body of professional engineers, architects, land University of Nigeria, Nsukka, from whom ffirther surveyors and quantity surr'eyors.- particulars may be obtained, not later than ISth September, 1973, (4) Rates of pay: 2nd Lieutenant—Nl,800.00 plus N300.00 Government Notice 1100 per annum Corps pay. Lieutenant—542,400.00-2,800.00 plus N300 University OF Ife per annum Corps pay.

Captain—N3,020.00 plus N300,00 per annum VACANCIES Corps pay. Advert. No. 40fS9}73 M ajor—543,840.00-4,400.00 plus N300.00 per Applications are invited from suitably qualified Corps pay. candidates for thevacant post of Laboratory Assistant, Foints of entry into the salary scales shown above Grade I in the Division of Human Biology and to which the successful candidates are Beha-viour of the Faculty of Health Sciences. commissioned depends on experiences and the grade Scale of Salary.~FlAm9B-l,n8. of degree obtained. Qualification.—Candidates must possess the W est ^‘ Method o/ (a) AppHcations in Afncan School Certificate with Credit in at least two toplicates, and accompanied by two passport size relevant science subjects or G.C.E. ‘O’ Level in 5 Photographs photostat copies of testim onials, subjects including two science subjects with at least P>^otessional and educational certificates, birth, or two years experience. declaration certificates and names and address M etftodo/appliVnrio«.-AppHcations(threecopies) Adji^m-G^^^ iSlrter, 'A

nence m chronological order, together with copies u Certificates and Testimonials, (6) Applications from Civil Servants should be ^ould be forward^ to the Assistant Registrar submitted through their M inistries.

j applications which comply in detail with recommended for a Direct Commission. Originals of tnis advertsement vrill be considered, and only those tes^onials, professional and educational certificates shortlisted will be acknowledged. vwU be required from applicants invited for inter view. Please quote the appropriate reference number of the post on the application. Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Drfence 1062 OFFICIAI, GAZETTE No. 36» Vol. 60

Government Notice No. 1102 Qualificafions,— 1. ,—Advanced university degree in Statutory Corporatioik Service Commission Mdmation economics or equivalent academic qualifications VACANCIES IN THE NIGERIAN preferably ■ with specialization in economics of transport. PORTS AUTHORITY Applications are invited from suitably qualified 2. Experience—Extensive high level experience canddates for the post of Principal Internal Auditor in an executive and policy form ulation capacity in in the Nigerian Ports Authority. the ^ transport field of civil aviation essential. Qualification i RespcttKible experience in the planning and direction of economic work programmes and in (i) M embership of the Institute of Chartered high level negotiations with government authorities Accountants of Nigeria on desirable. ■

(») M embership of the Institute of Chartered 3. Language^—Gonxmand of at least one of the Accountants of England, Scotland or Ireland OR languors of the Organization (English, French, (iii) M embership of the Assocktion of Certified Russian, Spanish) essentid and a working know*, Accountants or ledge of the Others desirable.

(iv) A University Degree in Accountancy. 4. General.—Proven ability to plan, direct and supervise a broad area of the Organimtion’s .—A minimum of five years’ post-quali E^eriCTtce work, and to decide or advise on solutions^ of fication esperience is required for the post. important problems of policy and practice. Salary.—SAP, 3, i.e. N4,980 per annum (Consoli- Capaci^ to organize and supervise the preparation dated). of studies of major complexity and importance on Method of oppEcoiton.— Application forms are air transport economics subjects and to organize, obtainable from any of the following offices present and amplity speci^ized papers and data to representative bodies. M anagerial ability to plan (а ) The Secretary and Chief Adminfetrative and gmde the work of a professional Secretariat. Officer, Capacity to execute repmsentative functions Statutory Corporations Service Commission; before governments and international organiza 30 M arina, Dagos tions, requiring a high degree of negotiating skill. (б ) States Public Service Commissions and Thorough knowledge of adm inistrative practices States Statutory Coiporations Service and international am irs desirable. Commission Offices. Occupant responsible to.—Secretaty-General. (c) The Resident Commissioner, Duties Statutory Corporations Service Commission, (Zaria Branch Office), 1. Direct the ICAO Air Transport Programme Z.21 Elizabeth Road, Zaria as ijrescribed by the Convention on International Ciwl Aviation, the Assembly and the Coimcil of Closing date.— Completed application forms with the Organization. photostat copies of certificates and two recent pass port photographs of the applicant duly signed at the 2. Serve as Secretary of the Air Transport back by the applicant must be submitted to the Coimnittee and direct and co-ordinate all Secretary and Chief Administrative Officer, at the Secretariat work supporting the jxmceedings of the above address not later than 10th August, 1973. Comnuttee and its subordinate Dmsions, W orking Groups and Panels. Compile for approval the Work Programme of the Organization in the air Government Notice No. 1103 transport field.

Internattonai. Civil. Aviation Organization • 3. Direct the work of the Air I’Sransport VACANCY NOTICE PC 15/73 Bureau in the execution of all proj^ts ajiproved by tile Assembly and the Council, ffiduding the —^Director, Air Transport Bureau. Tide. direction and co-ordination of air transport LeveL—^D Step II. activities in the Regional Offices. Post No.—4100.01. 4. Arrange for the provision of Secretariat Sd^ range.—Gross: US $32,040 increasing by sendees for major meetings of regional air transport two biennial increments to US $33,720 per annum. bodies, such as the European Civil Aviation Con- ■ ference (ECAC) and the Afiican Ci-vil ityiation Net I (firee of tax) US $22,222 increasing by two Cbmmi^on (AFCAC), at their request. biennial increments to US $23,146 per annum. 5. Formulate, interpret and advise on policy Plus post adjustment (cost of living allowance) m atters m -the riu: transport field. which is at present:

US $2,960-US $3,090 per annum (free of tax) 6. Prepare and/or approve letters to Contracting for staff member without dependents. States, non-Contracting States and International Organizations on matters of air tiansport policy for US $4,440-US $4,635 per annum (free of tax) rignature by the Secretary-General. for staff member with dependente. 7. Undertake high level adm inistrative duties pjSice.—^Air Transport Bureau, Office of the relating to budgetary and financial allocation of Director, Headquarters, M ontreal. Bureau fimds, Bureau establishment requirements ^T 12th July, 1973,^ OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1063

and selection of îor staff, drafting of future 5, Medical insurance.—^The staff member will be work programmes preparation of Councd and required to parddpate in the Quebec M edical other reports and important working papers Insurance ijlan (M edicare) and the appropriate deductionbe made from his salary. In addition 8. Organize and supervise the work of the there is a supplemental optional group medical Bureau Staff. insurance plan. Term of appointment.—fixed-term appointment 6. Life insurance.—A group life insurance plan of three to fiive years, i.e. non-career appointment can be joined by the staff member. (first year probationary). 7. Annual have.—^Six weeks annual leave accrue each year. Vacancy open to.—Applicants from Member States of the Organization, s^ members of the Secretariat 8. Sidt leave.—Âdequate sick leave is granted. md Tecîca! Assistmce M issiora of the Organize- 9. Travel and related expenses on appointment.— non, staff membera of the United Nations and the The Organization meets the cost of travel expenses Speciahzed Agencies, and suitable roster candidates. of the staff member and his recognized dependents from his home to the duty station, and in addition Applications to be addressed to.—Chief, Personnel pays reasonable costs of removal of furniture and Branch, International Civil Aviation Organization, personal effects (alternatively an assignment allow 1080 University Street, M ontreal, 101, P.Q. Canada. ance may be paid in lieu of removal). Also payable is Please quote.—Vacancy number and full title of an installation grant, varying in amount according post. to the number of dependents of the staff member, to compensate for expenses normally incurred in Chsing date for the receipt of applications.— initi^y settling in at the duty station. 5th November, 1973. 10. Travel and related expenses on termination.— APPENDIX The Organization pays .the cost of travel of the staff member and his recognized dependents from the Summary of Benefits additional to duty station to his home. The Organization also pa}^ Salary Applicable to Directors reasonable costs of removal of furniture and personal {Amounts Quoted are in US Dollars) effects to the staff members’ home unless the staff member was being paid an assignment allowance 1. Dependetwy allowance,—A dependency allow during his appointment. ance is paid at the rate of $400 per annum for 11. repatriation grant a spouse and $300 per annum for each child provided T&rminal expenses.—A designed to M sist the staff member in re-e^blishing those concerned qualify as being financially himself in his home country and varying in amoimt dependent upon the staff member. If the allowance with the lenght of service rendered and family status in respect of a spouse is not paid, a dependency Is paid On separation from service. ôwance at the rate of $200 per amum may be paid • In respect of a parent or a brother or sister, subject to the same condition of financial dependency upon the staff member, Chvemment Notice No. 1104

2. Education grant.-—^Under certain conditions an International Civil Aviation Organization education grant is paid up to a maximum of $1,000 VACANCY NOTICE PC 12/73 per child annually, as well as expenditure on children’s education travel to and from the home Title,—Chief, English Section. country or other pennissible place of education. Level.—P-4. 3. Pension fund.—Unless excluded, the incumbent Post No.—7320.01 sh^ become a full participant in the United Nations Joint Staff Fund for which he will make a contribution Salary range.—Gross: US $18,120 increasing by of 7 per cent of his pensionable remimeration eleven annual increments to US $24,280 per annum. sSr IfS^should^l^'^^?d^ witiilS °t£ §13,578 increasing by eleven

5 years of service, the staff member is refunded his Plus post adjustment (cost’ of living allowance) own contribution with interest. which is at present: US $1,980-US $2,480 per In case of exclusion from participation in the annum (free of tax) for staff member without Pension Fund, the incumbent shall be enabled to dependents. make his own social security arrangements, in which US $2,970-US $3,720 per annum (free of tax) for event the Organization would contribute towards staff member with dependents. su<^ arrangements an amount not exceeding that Note.—Appointments will normally be made at jthe which it would have incurred as its contribution to minimum of tiie salary range and post adjustment the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund. ranges indicated. 4. Condensation for service incurred death, injury or Qpcc.—EnglMb Section, Language Branch, Bureau illness.—The Organization pays compensation for of Adndnisttation and Services, Headquarters, death, injury or ifibess attributable to the perform M ontreal. ance of official duties, in accordance with established ml^. Awards under tiie compensation rules will be QuaUfkations ; determined as thou^ the satff member were a 1. Education.—^University degree, or equivalent participant in the United Nations Joint Staff Pension academic qualifications, preferabfy with ranph^is Plan, regardless of the option selected under on modem languages, or on technical or scientific paragraph 3 above studies. 1064 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 36, VoL 60

2 Experience.—^Extensive ecperience in, language ViZCdncv xipen to.—ADoUcants from Member States work, mvol^g essentially English translation of Ae O rlaniation. sW Sbem^A?ScretS

revision, and preferably also Engbsh m terprelation, and Technical Assistance M issions of tiie Organiza- m ^verement or m an m rem ationd organization, tion,an

with the objecfrves and procedures of m t^afronal upon the staff member. If the allowance in respect of

® a dependency allotvance at the drairable. Quahtoes of rate of §200 per annum may be paid in respect of a n’ matu^ of judg- parent or a brother or sister, subject to Ae same me^ and abihty to mamtam harmonious workmg condition of financial dependency upon the staff relationships. member.

Occupant responsible to.—Chief, Language Branch. % Ecbication grant.—XiiAer certain conditions an Duties : education grant is pnd up to a maximum of §1,000 per child annually, as well as expenditure on 1. Direct and plan the work of the English ^hildten’s education fravel to and from the home Section to ensure provision of adequate and tim ely country or other perm issible place of education, translation. Supervise activities of sectional 3. PaiirioM The staff member w ill become translation staff and assign work priorities. In a full participant in the United Nations joint Staff consultation with the Chitf of the Interpretation, Pension Fund which involves a contribution By the Term inology and Reference Section, arrange for staff member of 7 per cent of his pensionable remune the release of language officers assigned to interpre ration (presently established at 105 per cent of the tation work. „ _ , . , . , gross salary) with the Organization contributing 2. Produce revised translations of publications, 14per cent. docum entation and correspondence and accept responsibility for tim ely release by the Section. 4. Compensation for service incurred death, injury or illness^—The Organization pays com pensation for 3. Interpret, if qualified, at m eetings of the death, injury or illness attributable to the perform ance O rganization. of official duties, in accordance with established rtiles. 4. A ssist ^ in keeping current a m ulti language lexicon of aviation term inology, 5. Medical insurarwe.—'Tho staff member w ill be required to participate in the Quebec M edical 5. A ssist in the recruitm ent of English language Insurance Plm (M edicare) and the appropriate staff. , deduction w ill be made from his salary. In addition o. Assist in English language exam m ations. foere is a supplem ental optional group 7. Participate in the training and guidance of insurance plan. English language staff. 6. Life insurance.—A group life insurance plan 8. Undertake supervisory assignnients in lan can be joined by the staff member. guage services at m eetings away from headquarters. 9. Advise on English language m atters. 7. Sick /cooc.—Adequate sick leave is granted.

10. Perform otiier related duties as assigned. 8. Annual leave.—Six weeks annual leave accrue Term of appoitament.—The appointm ent may be each year, offered initially for a period of two years on a renew- P. Home leave traveL—ln the third year of service, able basis intended to lead to a permanent career or and once in every second year thereafter, travel on a non-renewable non-career basis for a period of expenses of the staff member and bis dependents are up to three years (in the latter case the mcumbent paid to and from his home country to enable him to may, however, apply for reappointm ent when the take annual leave there. vacancy in the post is aiinounred on expiry of his term appointm ent). Applicants should state their 10. Travel and related expenses on appointment,— presence, but if their preference s for a career The Organization m eets the cost of travel eiqienses of appom toent, they should m dicate also whether they the staff member and his dependents from his home vmuld he prepared to accept a non-career appoint- to the duty station, and in addition pays reasonable

costs of rem oval of furniture and personal effects. 12th July. 1973 OFFICIAL, GAZETTE 1065

Also payableîs an nist^lation grant, varying m 8. Anmal leave.—Sm weeks annual leave accrue amount accordmg to the location of the duty station each year, and the number of dependents of the staff member, to compensate for expenses normally incurred in 9. 'Travel and related expenses on appointment.— initially settling in at the duty station. The Organization meets the cost of travel expenses 11. Travel and related eKpemes on termnalion.__ of the st^ member and his rerognlzed dependents The Organization pays the cost of travel of the staff ^ home to the duty station, and in addition member and his recognized dependents firom the reônable costs of removal of furniture and duty stadon to his home. The Organization also pays personal effects. Alternatively the Organization reasonable costs of removal of furniture and personal decide to pay an assignment allowance in lieu effects back to the staff member’s home, “ rraoval of furniture and personal effects. Also . ' payable IS an mstallation grant, varying in amoimt ' j • ’ payments.—A repatriation grant according to the location of the duty station and the designed to assist the staff member in re-establishing number of dependents of the staff member, to hnmelf m his home country and varying in amount compensate for expenses normally incurred in with the length of service rendered and family status initially settling in at the duty station, is also paid on separation from service. In addition, ^ , ' if the sMt member 8 services are terminated after at . elated expenses on temrination.— least one year of service for reasons other than serious Orgîization pays the cost of travel of the miscondurt, a termination indemnity varying in s^^toember and hfe recognized dependents from amount with the lengto of service rendered will be station to his home. The Organization also paid by the Organization; in certain cases the pay- reasonable costs of removal of furniture and m^t of this indemnity is dfecretionary and it is not Iî'sbnal effects to the staff member’s home unless paid in case of retirement or resignation. the staff member was being paid an assignment allowance during his appointment. VACANCY NOTICE PC 12/73

1, Dependent^ allateance.—^^yi per annum for a spouse and POO per annum for each child provided those concerned qualify as being ffnancially depen Government Notice No. 1105 dent upon the staff member. If the allowance in respect of a spouse is not paid a dependency allowance iNraHNATIOJJAL CiVIL AvIATION OhgAKIZATION at the mte of §200 per annum may be paid in respect VACANCY NOTICE PC 11/73 t IS TVtic,—-Technical Officer, Communications, member. - ieoe/.—P-3. 2. Education gmnt.—Under certain conditions an: education grant is paid up to a maximum of $1,000 Post iVo.—2940.17. per chad aimuaUy, as well as expenditore on duld- Salary range.—Gross : US $14,690 increasine bv ren s education ttavel to and from the home country twelve annual increments to US $20,450 per annum or other permissible place of education. ^ r -rc? • ^ ^ Net (free of tax) : US $11,283 increasing by 3. Pension/mid.—The staff member wiU become twelve annum mcremenls to US $15,093 per aunnm a full participant in the United Nations Joint Staff P®®t adjustment (cost of living allowance) which Pension Fund, which involves a contribution by the ®t present; US $664- US $872 per annum (free of staff member of 7 per cent of his pensionable re- staff member without dependents. US $996- mimeratiott (presently established at 105 per cent US $1,308 per annum (free of tax) for st^ member of the gross salary) with the Organization contribut- "'''’^th dependents. ing 14 per cent. The staff member’s contribution Note.—Appointments wiU normaUy be made at plus acmied interest will be refunded to him on the minimum of the salary and post adjustment tenmnation of his contract. ranges indicated. f j ,4. Compensation for service incurred death, Injury Opfwe.—^Middle East and Eastern African Office, or Illness.—The Organization pays compensation Cairo* for death, injury or illness attributable to the per- formwce of official duties, in accordance with Qualifications : established rules. „ . ^ ^ Education.—^University degree or equivalent 5. Medical insurance.—The staff member vtill be techmcal qualifications in the field of aeronautical required to participate in the Quebec Medical telecommunications. Insurance Plan (Medicate) and the appropriate « „ . . _ deduction will be made from his salary. In addition • .A' ■“•''iP®^*^“^‘~“Extensive experience at a respon- there is a supplemental optional group medical settle mvel m the telecommumcations and radio insurance plan. Mvigataon services fields of civil aviation essential. _ . , Eimerience m negotiating with government aviation 0. litje wsuranee.—pL gtoap life insurance plan authonties desirable, can be joined by the staffiiiember. 3, Language.-—Command of English essential and 7. Sick leave.:—Adequate sick leave is granted. a good working knowledge of French desirable. 1066 OFFICIAL GAZETTE Ho. 36, Vol. 60

4. General,—Thorough knowledge of ICAO APPENDIX technical publications in the field of aeronautical telecommunications essential. Faihiliarity with ICAO Sumuiary of Benefits Additional to Salary fimctions and organization desirable. AbiHty to ApaiMle to Holders of Non-Career AppoUttments prepare reports and docvonentation. Initiative, (AMoums Quoted are m US Dollars) judênt and ability to maintain harmonious working relationships. ^ 1. Dependent allowance.—$400 per annum for a spouse and $300 per annum for each child provided Occupantresponsible to.—'ICAO Representative. mose concerned qualify as being financially depeu" Duties.—i. Assist, in the field of telecommuni ^ dent upon the staff member. If the aUowance in cations and radio navigation services, to : respect of a spouse is not paid a dependency allow ance at me rate of $200 per annum may be paid in (c) Monitor developments of concern to ICAO respect of a pênt or a brother or sister, subject to in the States to which the Regional Office is the same condition of financial dependency upon the accredited. staff member. (b) Im'tiate action aimed at achieving efficient Education grant.—Xltidst certain conditions aU; and effective implemenMion of Air Navii^tion educôn grant is paid Up to a maximum of $1,000* Plan requirements for which the Regional Office per child armually, as well as ^penditure on child- has follow-up responsibility and take appropriate s education teavel to and from the home country action relative to proposals for amendment of Air other permissible place of education. Navigation Plans. 3. Pennon fund.—The staff member will become a (c) Provide advice and assistance to States Ml partoapmt in the United Nations Joint Staff through the conduct of missions and by corres- mmd, which involves a contribution by the pondence. sfoff member of 7 per cent of his pensionable remimeration ^prwently^ establfehed at 105 per cent of tile (a) An^yse national regulations, procedures and gross salary) with the Organization contributinir practices in relation to ICAO Standards, Recom- 14 per cent. The staff member’s contribution plus mended Practices and Procedures. accrued interest will be refunded to bim on termina tion of his contract. (e) Prepare working papers, reports, studio and correspondence in pursuit of the objectives and ^.Compensation for serr^ incurred Death, injury fimctions of the Regional Office. or *^m.--.The Organization pays compensation for death, mji^ or illness attributable to the perfor- (/)_ Service as technical adviser at ICAO mmceof official duties, m accordance with established meetings. rules. ^ S. group life 2. Represent ICAO at meeting as required. lAfe and Medical insurance.—k. medical insurance plan can be 3. Perform other related duties as assigned. 6, Mtit fraoe.*—Adequate sickleave is granted. Note.—The occupant of this post may be required to accept tmnsfer to Headquartere or to any of the 7. Annual leave,—Six weeks annual leave accrue Regional Offices of the Organization. eadiyear.

be interested in tiie post only if frwere offered on a eflfects. Alternatively the Organization may career basis—with an initial appointment for a period ^ assignment allottee in lieu of

according to the location of the duly station and tiie Vacancy open te.—Appheants from Member “If**®’' f dependents of the member, to States of the Orgmization, staff menfoers of the meurred in Secretariat and T^hnical Assistance £lms of ffie duty station.

. United 9. Travel and related es^enses on terndnation — Sp=ad«»d Ag«.a«, mi smtable The pr,pnmtien paye, Ae of canoidates. member and ^ recognized dependents from tiie duty Applications to be addressed to.—Chief, Personnel Iscme. The Organ^tion also pays Branch, International Civil Aviation Organization ^^^l^^e^sts rfremo^ of formture and personal 1080 University Street, Montreal, 101 PQ* “ernber s home unless the staff Canada. ’ niemberwas bemg paid an assignment aUowance dunng his appomtment.

Pleeas quote.—Vacancy Notice number and full 10. repatriation grant title of post Terminal ejtpenses.—A deigned to assist the staff member in re-establishing Closmg date for the receipt of applications. home oiun^ and vajying in airtount August, 1973. ^■ >ra with toe lengto of service rendered and family static fe paid on separation from sMvice. ^ 12th July, 1073 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1067

Government Notice No. 1106

Boabd of Customs and Excise, Nigeria

SALE OF GOODS AT CALABAR

Unless previously cleared, the following unclaimed goods Government-warehoused at CALABAR will be sold by public auction at Government W arehouse, Calabar on the Thursday succeeding the elapse of one calendar month from the date of first publication of this notice, commencing at 9.00 a.m. Date of Name of air- Marks and Nos. Number of Description of packages tepott craft or ship packages 19-12-72 Unknown CE/CAL-72/89/176 (P) 1 Sony Transistor Radio No. 7R— 33L

1-7-70 Unknown CAL-70/48/131.(P) 1 Used Police Kit Bag

And a miscellaneous quantity of unidentifiable cargo, lying on die wharf or stacking area, or in the Government W arehouse, or any other place, as the case may lie.

Public Notice No. 31

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria

RESOLUTIONS PASSED AT THE 8th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE INSTITUTE HELD ON 2Sth MAY, 1973

Consequent to the promulgation of the Institute of Chartered Accountants (Amendment) Decree No. 30 of 1972, die 8th Annual General M eeting of the Insdtute held on 25th May, 1963 passed the resolutions to amend and^r confirm Rules 2,12 and 13 of the Institute’s Rules and Regulations. TTie Rules now stand as follows:

^ R^iognis^ Rule 2,: A member of any of the following professional bodies shall, at the discretion of the Qualifications Council, be eligible for direct admission to membership of the Institute as a Chartered for direct Accountant; entry (t) The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and W ales. (it) The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland. (m) The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ireland. (to) The Association of Certified & Corporate Accountants. (o) The American Institute of Certifiied Public Accountants. (ot) The Canadian.Institote of Chartered Accountants. (oil) The Institute of Cost and Management Accountants. - (viit) The Institute of M unicipal Treasurers and Accountants. Licence to ' Rule 12; No member shall practise as a Chartered Accountant or Registered Accountant as practise the case may be unless he had applied for and been granted a licence to practise by the Council. Such licence which shall be in tiie form approved by the Coundl from time to time shall be conspicuously displayed at the principal place of business of the member. Eligibility^ Rule 13 : No member shall be eligible for a licence to practise as a Chartered Accountwt for practising under Role 12 unless he had for a continuous period of tiurty months before or after or partly certificate before and partly after becoming a member of the Institute been employed in a responsible acitountancy position in the office of a qualified accountant in public practice in Nigeria or ekewhere; Provided that any member who is entitled to a certificate to practise from a recognised body prior to 31st August, 1965, shall in any case be entitled to a certificate to practise j

Provided also that a “qualified acMUntant” for the purpose of this Rule mugns an accountant who is a member of the Institute or who would by virtue of his qualification be eligible for membership under Rule 2.

Signed D. K. Akinyemi, Acting Secretary/Registrar

Printed and Published by The Federal IVlinistry of Information. Printins Division* Lagos, Nigeria. 1082/773/8,230

, Annual Subscription from 1st January, 1973 is Locd Nl2 Ovenwai; NlS (Surface M ail). M33 (Second Class Air M ail). Prnent issue 2Sk per Copy. Subscribes who wish to obtain Gazette a:^ 1st January should apply to the Permanent Secretary M iniatry of Information, luting Division, Lagos, for amended SubsctipteHt.