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#- Government Notice No. 1952 2 i ' . INSTRUMENT OF TEMPORAR},AUTHORITY TO PERFORM FUNCTIONS OF PRIME MINISTER h |
By His Excellency Doctor Nwaror Oxizu, Acting President and Commander-in-Chief of the Federal, Republic of ~ Nigeria. 7 :
NWAFOR ORIZU, ‘ s
“4 Acting President tah Wueress the Prime Minister is about to depart and be absent from Nigeria for some time andit is expedient and necessary to authorise some other member of the Council of Ministers to perform sundry functions of the Prime Minister. ~ : Now THEREFORE in exercise of the powers conferred upon me by section 92 of the Constitution of the Federation, I, Nwaror Orizu, gicting President and Commander-in-Chief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, hereby authorise ALHAJI THE HoNQURABLE MuuyamMabu Inuwa Wapa, M.P.,. Minister of Defence, _to perform in Nigeria, from the 20th dayof (October, 1965! the functions conferred upon the Prime Minister by the Constitution aforesaid (save only the functions conferred by the aforesaid section 92 thereof)-until this Instrument of temporary authority is revoked by me. GIVEN under my hand the Public Seal of the Federal Republic of Nigeria at State House, Lagos, this, 20th day of October, one thousand nine-hundred andsixty-five. ~ :: 90 /s ait XN , . ij 1905/S. . {
> Government Notice No. 1953 CoNSTITUTION OF THE/REDERATION | DESIGNATION OF MINISTER TO AE “INE THEPRESIDENT ON THE EXERCISE OF THE PREROGATIVE OF MERCY. : In exercise of the powers conferred by subsection 2 ofsection 101. of the Constitution of the’ Federation the President has designated Alhaji the Hon. Munammabu Inuwa Wana, Minister of Defence, as themember of the Council of Ministers to advise him on the exercise of the powers conferred by subsection 1 of that section with effect from the 26th of July, 1965. DATED this 16th day of October,1963. 7 _R. C. Onyeyeru, Acting Deputy Secretary, | Council of Ministers
This notice cancels Government Notices No. 1520 of 12th August and No. 1690 of 9th September, 1965, _ |
Government Notice No. 1954
WarRANT OF APPOINTMENT OF Dr LAWRENCE OBIESIL1 UwEcHIA, O.B.E. AS MEMBER OF THE POLiIce SERVICE COMMISSION OF THE FEDERATION OFNIGERIA ; i IN exercise of the powers conferred by subsection 2 of section 109 of the Constitution of the Federation, I, Nwampr AzrKiwe, President and Commander-in-Chief of the Federal ‘Republic of Nigeria, do hereby, appoint Dr LAWRENCE OBIESILI Uwrcnia, 0.8.£., to, be member of the Police Service Commission of the Federation with effect from the 1st day of October, 1965, until the 30th day of April, 1967. ; v DAtepat Stgte House, Lagos, this fifteenth day of Ogtober, 1965. , t ‘ NNAMDI AZIKIWE, President _ 1888 /113. _/ r x
Government Notice No. 1955 ‘ A APPOINTMENT OF PERMANENT SECRETARL It is notified that Mr S. S. Waniko, has been appointed to act as Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education in succession to Mr S. O. Awokoya. Mr Waniko’s appointmenthas effect from 21st September, : : . ' It is notified that Mr B. O. Kazeem has been appointedto be Solicitor-General and| PermanentSecretary, Ministry of Justice, Mr Kazeem’s appointment has effect from 1st October, 1965. 21st October, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1663
Government Notice No. 1956
NEW APPOINTMENTS AND OTHER STAFF CHANGES
The followingarenotified for general information :— '
NEW APPOINTMENTS
Department Name Appointment Date of Date of : Appointment Arrival Administration | . Solebo, Miss A. O. Stenographer, Grade Ii 12-3-64 | — Agricultural Research .. Ugochukwu,J. I. Storekeeper, Grade III 13-9-65 — Forest Reséarch ; Ifebueme, S. C. Research Officer 2-8-65 — Inland Revenue; Hammond,.Miss C. A. Clerical Assistant 24-5-65 —_ i Jones, Miss M. Clerical Assistant 21-6-65 _ Oyewole, I. QO. Clerical Assistant 21-6-65 — _ Shekete, Miss M. Clerical Assistant 21-6-65 — Ministry of Aviation * Amaku, E. C. N. 3rd Class Clerk 9-9-65 — Ministry of Communi-, Adebiyi, K. ; Postal Officer and Telegraphist 10-1-58 ~ — cations : Akpan, ¥. F. Assistant Technical Officer-in- be Training a 46-65 — a Alor, G. M.N. Assistant Technical Officer-in- : Training 1-7-65 —_— : Anakwue, B. A. Assistant Technical Officer-in- ; Training . . 5-7-65 ~ ‘ i Awomuti, A. A. Assistant Technical Officer-in- : ' : Training . . 1-7-65 _— a Ekpo, I. D. , Assistant Technical Officer-in- : Training . 30-8-65 —_— f Igwe, V. c Assistant Technical Officer-in- [ Training 31-7-65 — : Nwagboso, I. Assistant Technical Officer-in- : : . Training 4665 = — Quadri, A. Assistant Technical Officer-in- Training » 46-65. — Ogoro, C. E. Assistant Téchnical Officer-in- Training 1-7-65 — Tunkarimu, C. Assistant Technical Officer-in- . Training .. 2-8-65 —_ Uwagbo,J. A’ Technician 22-3-64 _ ' . Ministry of Defence Akunne,J. Clerical Assistant 20-7-65 _ Bamimore, A. A. Clerical Assistant 18-1-65 Ministry of Education Isaacs, Mrs C. O. Mistress 19-10-61 — Namme, Mrs J. A. Woman Education Officer 17-9-64 _ Nfinistry of Bxteinal Orororo, M. A. Typist, Grade III 28-11-64 — Affairs Ministry of Health Adefarakan, Miss A. Dispensing Assistant~in- ‘ i : Fi ‘Training : 1-6-65 — Akerele, E, B. 3rd Class Medical Laboratory bo : Technician . 9-6-65 — Alakwe, Miss C. s Community Nurse ee. 9-2-65 - — Anyansao, Mrs G. A. Community Nurse 9-—2-65 _— Ashibogwu, Mrs B. O. Community Nurse 9-2-65 — : Asuelithe,Ba Driver-Mechanic 1-10-64 — ' i Cole, Miss M. O. Dispensing Assistant-in- ‘Training 1-6-65 — + Durowoju, Mrs V.A. Community Nurse 9-2-65 — . Nwaneri, C. r .. 3rd Class Clerk 28-7-65 — a Ofurum, Miss A. Community Nurse 8-2-65 — poe m ° A vt ‘ { 1664 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No, 81, Vol. 52
“ NEW APPOINTMENTS—continued Department Name Appointment . | Date of — Date of Appointment Arrival . Oguntola, Mrs O. Community swurse . ! 9-2-65. 4 - ~ Onyejizu, Mrs R. N... Community Nurse -| 9-22-65 *3— Osikanlu, Mrs A. Community Nurse ‘ 9-32-65 i— Otunsanya, Miss 3rd Class Medical Laboratory O.O0.M. . Technician i, 21-6-65 — Oyerinde,Mrs E. Community Nurse 9-2-65 — Samuel, Miss J. A. 3rd Class Clerk »., + 12-7-65 _ Scott, E. E. D. Nursing Superintendent ws 117-6-65 _— . Segun, Mrs T. 5. Community Nurse © 9-2-65 _ Ministry of Housing and Adefola, K. ‘Typist,*Grade II wo 1-5-65 — Surveys Akingbona, T. Air Mapping Attendant . | 21-10-64 - _- . Ige, J. O. Air Mapping Assistant, , : Grade Il 1-5-65 — Osedumme,C, A. Techn ical Assistant 14-5-65 — Williams, A. O. Air Mapping Assistant, Gradee a : Il .. i 1-465, - Ministry of Information Akinwunnu, 5. A. Clerical Assistant : 16-6-65 °° — » Chukwurah, F. O. 3rd Class Clerk [ 19-7-65° - Dike, G. E. N. Driver-Mechanic .. 1 16-11-60 - — Mbadugha.R.B. 3rd Class Clerk . | 19-7-65 — ; Oparah, A. Typist, Grade IIT | 1-4~65 — Ministry of Labour, .. Andrew-Jaja, A. A. Clerical Assistant 23-8-65 —_ fo Emelle, S. 3rd Class Clerk 23-8-65 — Fred-Ibama, A. J. 3rd Class Clerk .. 23-8-65 — . Ideh, G. A. 3rd Clas§rClerk - 23-8-65 — Idowu,V. 3rd Classi Clerk 23-8-65 — i ~ Mokwe,P. |. * ‘3rd Class Clerk 23-8-65 — Ministry of Lagos , Ahame, VY. 5S. A. Sub-Inspector of Land 7-5-65 _ Affairs Anunnu, E. F. Pupil Land Officer 14-11-64 -- > Egesi, A. N. Valuation Assistant, Grade II]. 2-11-64 — Okenkwo, Miss 1, 3rd Class Clerk 1-2-65 — Sunmola, 5. Sub-Inspector of Land ) 6~5-65 _ Ministry of Mines and!Ako, S. Letter-Press Printer 5 if2-63 — Power Chieke, H. E. 3rd Class Clerk - 229-65 oe Okponya, N. Clerical Assistant 24-7-65 — Ministry of Transport, deMan,P.H. Hydrographic Surveyor v 14-8-65 15-8-65 Winke, MM. i Artisan Rigger i _ -7-61 Ministry of Works Agdaumwonyvi, 5. [. ‘Technical Assistant i . 1-4-65 -- Cookeygam, S. F. Clerical Assistant 14-5-65 — Dada, B.L. ._, 3rd Class Clerk . -5-64 -— Ukandu, K.N. ‘Assistant Technical Officer-in- . . :‘ ‘Training .. 21-9-64 Nigerian Institute for _Agunyemi, E. 0. Laberatory Assistant, Grade Oil Palm Research - " i 4-1-65 -— , Osheyire, W. M. Laboratory Assistant, Grade \ ‘ Il . 2-10-64 + Police * Ikilo, 1. Clerical Assistant > _ 20-35-65 - Statistics Esan, E. 0. Statistician ‘ 26-7-65 Offli, G.U.C. Typist, Grade IT 1-4-65 Oyeyemi, D. 0. Statistician . 27-7-65 _ : Veterinary Research Madagali, [. Artisan, Class II .. 1 “4-65, --
” 1 Notification in Gazette No. 48 of 21-5-64 amended.
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PROMOTIONS = : Date of Departmerit ‘Name Appointment . Promotion _ Administration, .. Briggs,J. D. Administrative Officer, Class IV ~ 1-10-65 .Customs and Excise .. Woodman,S.E. Assistant Preventive Superintendent 7-564 General Executive Class Akinlotan, S. O. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Le : Asuque,E. E. E. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Banjo, J. A. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Brown, G. O. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Edekobi, P. E. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) _ 30-9-65 Esubi, S.A. >: Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Hart, A. F. U. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Jisambo, H. M. B. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Kaffo, K. A. E. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Mbang, N.C. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Mazeli, J. O. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Odiase, L. D. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Oduekun,’ L. A. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Okoli, J. C. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Oladapo, Mrs F. M. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Olaiya, B. A.“ Highér Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Onaivi, G. O. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Oyefeso, N. O. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Oyenuga, V. O. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 _. : Unachukwu, N. O. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Ministry of Communi- Ekanem,R. E. Engineer ve 13-8-65 cations ° Madu, A. C. Pupil Engineer 16-7-65 Ministry of Housing Adewale, j. B. Surveyor 16-4-65 and Surveys; . Ministry of Health Aziz, Dr M. A. * Specialist (Anaesthetist) oe 2. 17-965 Ministry of Justice Kazeem, B. O. Solicitor-General . 1-10-65 : Laoye, 8. G. State Counsel 27-7-65 Okonkwo, C. O. State Counsel Omabegho,S.A. State Counsel... . . 14-10-6513-65 Ministry of Mines and Afilaka, J. O. Assistant Technical Officer 1-7-64 Power Ekwezia, V. M. Assistant Technical Officer 1-7-62 : Erewa, H. K. Assistant Technical Officer 1-7-63 Ume, G. Assistant Technical Officer 1-7-64 Police : Abonyi, M. . Sub-Inspector of Police 1-7-65 : Adeleke, A. Senior Vehicle Mechanic 1-8-65 : Adeyanju, A. Sub-Inspectorof Police 1-7-65 het Agballa, T. Sub-Inspectorof Police
eet 1-7-65 Agbayewa, C. Chief Inspector of Police 1-7-65 Agu, J... Sub-Inspector of Police 1-7-65 Akhilome,C. Senior Vehicle Mechanic « 1-8-65 Akpan, E. Sub-Inspecotr of Police 1-7-65 Amos, B... Sub-Inspectorof Police 1-8-65 Anumudu, L. Sub-Inspector of Police 1-7-65 Bakare, Mrs C. Sub-Inspector of Police 1-8-65 Bello, L. Sub-Inspector of Police 1-7-65 Donije, D. Sub-Inspector of Police 1-7-65: Effiwatt,E. Sub-Inspector of Police 1-8-65 Bjakpovi, M. Sub-Inspector of Police 1-7-65 Ejedenawe, A. Sub-Inspectorof Police 1-7-65 » Ejese, D. Senior Vehicle Mechani 1-8-65 Efebo, L. Sub-Inspector of Police . 1-7-65 Elakhame, K. Senior Vehicle Mechanic... 1-8-65 - Eze, I. Sub-Inspector of Police . 1-7-65 - Tfem, P - Sub-Inspector of Police 1-7-65 Ike, M. Sub-Inspector of Police 1-7-65 Inneh, O. Chief Inspector of Police 1-7-65 Iwowari, R. Sub-Inspector of Police ‘1-7-65 Joseph, O. Sub-Inspector of Police : 1-7-65 . ‘Kadiri, M. Assistant Workshop Officer .. 1-8-65 : Kalu, G. Sub-Inspector of Police Keleko, 1-7-65 A. Chief Inspector of Police 1-7-65 Lawani,S. .. Chief Inspector of Police 1-7-65 Longe,J. -. Sub-Inspector of Police 1-7-65 Momodu, M. .-. Sub-Inspector of Police +. ~ 1-7-65 . Nwabueze, Cc. -\_Sub-Inspector of Police 1-8-65 Nwokoye, R. gbTnspeto of Police 1-7-65 1666 ~ OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 81, Vol. 52
PROMOTIONS—continued ms Department Name mean Appointment vs Date of - Promotion - Pokice—continued Nwoye, P. Sub-Inspector of Police . “1-7-65 Obunse, P. Chief Inspector of Police a 17-65 Ohiomoba,P. Chief Inspector of Police te ~. .. 1-7-65 _ Olufemi, J. Sub-Inspector of Police ia * ts7-65 i Okeke, j. oe . Sub-Inspector of Police -.7, - 127465 Okoke,J. . Sub-Ihspector of Police ‘. 1-7-65 Onuoha, T. Sub-Inspectorof Police ~~ 4. 1-7-65 Onyekwe, M Sub-Inspector of Police i 1-6-65 Onyia, L. Chief Inspector of Police te 1-7-65 Osuji, S. *@hief Inspector of Police Be 1-7-65 _ _Sapara, A. ChiefInspector of Police. {. 1-7-65 "“Udagbo, F. Sub-Inspector of Police v 1-7-65 Uduma, B Sub-Inspector of Fotice MR 1-7+-65 Umeh,C. Sub-Inspector of Police , 1-7-65 Uzochukwu, G. Sub-Inspector of Police we 1-7-65 Warri, L. Sub-Inspector of Police be 1-7-6535 Prisons Ogbogu,C. E. Cadet Assistant Superintendent 1-10-65 Zubairu, A. Cadet Assistant Superintendent 1-10-65 Veterinary Research Nzeako, B. C. '- Assistant Laboratory Technologist 14-9-65 : ‘ . 4 ” CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS =, 0 2
Department * . Name -ippointment ~ 1 Date of ; Confirmation Customs and Excise Adam,E. A. 3rd Class Officer . we Le 7865 Ministry of Communi- | Nkadi, A. Postal Officer an oo . 1-3-64 cations v Ogunbor,E. Postal Officer . . .. 2~-5-64 Okwor, S. U. Typist, Grade IT moa, .- 1+9-65 Ministry of Education Etim, Miss A. A. Assistant Domestic Science Instfuctor _ 29-7-65 .Kim, R. Artisan, Grade IT 1-6~65 Tiene,G.J. Assistant Technical Instructor | 1-7-64 ~ Ministry of Establish- Adedoyin, R. O. Clerical Assistant 2-9-61 ments Eshiett, S. R. Typist, Grade II’ 11-+-64 Ministry of Finance Asaolu, Z. H. Typist, Grade I .. bee 17-7-65 Omenai, S. .. Typist, Grade III -- 14-4-64 Ugbonyen,D. G.O... 3rd Class Clerk . .1-9-65 Ministry of Health Anokwu,L. C. Dental Technician - 21-5-65 Eze, J.C. Dental Technician 21-565 Nwanna, B.C Dental Technician 21-5-65 Okpon, I. J. i Dental Technician 21-5-65 Oladimeji, B. .. Driver-Mechanic 1-+-65 Ministry of Housing Oyewunmi, S. O. Survey Draughtsman, Grade I 17-3-65 * and Surveys Ministry of Information Awanga, H. A. Office Equipment Mechanician 1-2~64 Cole, Mrs T. kK. Book Binding Assistant 17-5-65 Folamzr, S. A. Office Equipment Mechanician 1-12-63 Inyang, M.J. Office Equipment Mechanician 1-12-63 Kasim,S. A. Technical Assistant 2-7-65 Megwa, G. Learner Printer” 8-6-62 e Oresegun, T’. . Clerical Assistant ° 5-2-65 Sebanjo, A. O. - Learner Printer 2-2-64 Ministry of Internal thejirika, S. U. Typist, Grade IIT 1-65 Affairs Muede,E. Typist, Grade i 1-3-63 Odubajo, M. 0. Typist, Grad A 106-64 Ministry of Justice Adewunmi, R. B. State pore 2-10-65 Aroyehun, A. O. Typist, Grade II v 2-5-63 Eke, S. A. Typist, Grade II an 26-6-64+ Nwanze,J. O. Typist, Grade ITI Poo 22-11-64 Obilor, C. N, Typist, Grade IT © t. 10-11-63 Onochie, B. O. Typist, Grade IT. i 8-2-65 Osunwoke, A. O. Typist, Grade I .. I. 30-4-63 Yellowe, D. N. G. Typist, Grade IT i 18-—1-64 2ist October, 1965 ¢ OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1667
CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS—continued
Department . Name Appoirltment Date of ? Confirmation Ministry of Labour Fashola, Mrs E.U. .- Welfare Assistant, Grade He. 30-7-65 _Famuyide, Miss E, Typist, Grade III 2-7-65 Ministry of Mines and Falua, M. A. Typist, Grade II 3-12-63 Power - Qdibei, A. Typist, Grade III 1+10-65 Ministry of Works ‘Aneni, J. U. Artisan 1-4+-50 sho, K. Artisan 9-9-58 Nigeria Railway Babani, B. A. Artisan Electrician 1-+-Si Njemanze, V. O. 1, Craftsman, Grade II Engine Fitter 12-6-52 Olu, A. ... * Craftsman 6-10-55 Prisons Nwokike, S. Clerical Assistant 1-4-63 : " 10joh, J. . Senior Warder, Grade III _ 1-5+64
1 Notification in Gazette No. 71 of 6-9-65.amended.
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ACTING APPOINTMENTS
- Date of Date of Department i “Name _ Acting Appointment Acting Reversion ke Appointment Customs and Excise Ajayi, S. A. Assistant Preventive * Commandant 19-8-65 6-10-65 1Bako, G. N. Collector 1—++-65 1-9-65 ‘Henshaw, A. B. Collector 4 ‘30-11-64 1-9-65 . Jaja, E, O. Secretary, Board of Customs and Excise . 12-7-65 8-10-65 Maduegbuna, P.B. O. Principal Collector 9-8-65 1-9-65 Onifade, D. O. Principal Collector 6-5-65 1-9-65 Oyeleye, A. O. Principal Collector 19-7-65 1-9-65 Rapu, T. D. Principal Collector 6-8-65 1-9-65 Tariah, I. A. Principal Collector 1-12-64 1-9-65 Inland Revenue . 8Olusile, D. O. Higher Executive Officer 1-8-65 13-9-65 Judicial .. # Jackman, Mrs G. O. Chief Registrar .. 2~-8-65 2-10-65 Salvage, W. Ag _ Deputy Chief Registrar 28-6-—65 5-10-65 : Ministry of Aviation Aldis, R. H. Senior Operations Officer 14-7-65 9-9-65 " 4Aldis, R. H. Senior Air Traffic Control Officer . 28-9--65 : Ministry of Communi- Adebanjo, M. O. + Postmaster, Grade I 15-9-65 20-1 0-65 cations Adebimpe, G. L. ‘Instructor, Grade;II 19-10-65 Adesina, R. E. ~» Supervisor 4-1-65 16-10-65 Adesina, R. F. 2... supervisor 41-65 16-10-65 Agboola, E. ©.. 3 4. Chief Supervisor, Grade il 4-5-65 6-9-65 5Agboola, E, 0. a;: Chief Supervisor, Grade II 4-10-65 Aghadi; A. Supervisor (Postal) .. 18-10-65 5Anyabibe, F.'0. Senior Assistant Telecommuni- cations Controller . 18-10-65 Anyasi, A. 0. Senior Technician, Grade Il 18-10-65 Anwan, A. A. E. Assistant Chief Clerk . 8-9-65 Atakpu, C. J. Supervisor (Postal) . 6-10-65 Boms, C. —; Senior Technician, Grade II 20-10-65 . Dennis, O. : Supervisor (Postal) 20-10-65 Edun, S. AL Postmaster, Grade II | 16-1-65 Emeh, M. D. Chief Technician 6-10-65 Essien, E. T. _ Supervisor (Postal). 28-9-65 Esinwang, 2. U. Technical Officer 1-8-65 Ezenwa, G. O. Senior Supervisor 30—-4-65 Ezerendu, I. S. f. Higher Technical Officer 18-10-65 Ezzeh, B. A. O. Assistant Chief Clerk 20-10-65 sGalma, S.N. Administrative Manager 31-5-65 Gbenoba, O Senior Assistant Telecommuni- cations Controller . 14-6-65 18-10-65 George, O. Senior Technician, GradeI .. 4-10-65
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ACTING APPOINTMENTS—continued
Date of Date of Department. Nant «icting Appointment clcting Reversion oO Appointment Ministry of Communi- Ibe, BLU. | Senior Technician, Grade II 4-10-65 eations—continued % Igwemba, (. Senior Supervisor (Telegraphs) 15-10-65 *Tjedinma, 5. . Mechanical/Eleéctrical tf Superintendent vw. 20-10-65 Ikeanyionwu, J. M. Senior Technician, Grade II 18-10-65
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Solabi, J. A. Supervisor (Wireless) 7-4-65 Citiet Uegewu, R. I. Senior Technician, Grade II 20-10-65
Ministry of Defence Bruce, I. ©. Foreman 19 10-65 ! ’ Ministry of Education Shirland, M. ‘T° Vice Principal, Yaba Trade . Centte » by -10-65 # *Webber-Sinzer, J. Principal, Yaba Trade Centre 18 10-65 4 Ministry of Justice ” Egbue, D. ©. Deputy Federal” _ Administrator-General 12. 6-65 30-9-65 ° 3Egbue, D. 0. Senior State Counsel 6-10-65 Obiamiwe, G. 0). Principal State Counsel 16-3+65 . 30-9- 65 6Obiamiwe, G. 0). Deputy Director of Public . i Prosecutions 6 10-65
Ministry of Labour .., *Onyiah, R. O- Assistant Chief Clerk 23°9-65
i > we" . Ministry of Trade Adepegba, 5. 3. Senior, Prodwte Officer : 79-17-65 Tbanga, H. N. SeniorPfoduce Inspector = 5 10+65 | “ Okereke, J. N. Senior Produce Inspector 1-+-65 Onyewuotu, T. 0 Senior Produce Officer .» 2110-65 10Tariah, B. I. Produce Officer .. ws 13-10-65
_Mlinistry of Transport Mensah, K. P. Assistant Director (Navigation) © 16-10-65 oy LORoberts, R.A. Senior Marine Officer 7 10-65 ’ Ministry of Works Aneke, V. EL A. Assistant Director of Federal . Public Works .. 29:3 65 4-10-65 Audifferen, 5. B. Director of Federal Public + Works oN Lone 2-82.65 4-10-65 Bamegboyt, J. I. S. Chief Clerk - .. .- 9 5-64 12-7-65 Bamgbove, J. T. S. Chief Clerk 2 .. 1.1065 Benebo, T. E. T. Chief Clerk ~ . A5 19-7-65
$ : : 5 21st October, "1965 7 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1669 ! “ACTING APPOINTMENTS—continued : Date of _Date of Acting Appointment Acting Reversion Department; | Name : . Appointment Police... +» -Alabi, I. Assistant Superintendent 19-10-65 — ° ; Isherwood, D. Assistant Commissioner —10- = ‘Moh, A. N. Chief Inspector 25-11-64 18-10-65 Okafor, D, O. Chief Superintendent 8-5-65 12-10-65 Usenekong, E. .. Chief Inspector 18—10-65 _ ‘Prisons Nnakwe, C. A. Chief Warder, Special Grade 1-10-65 — ‘Statistics ... -) John, D. B. Statistical Officer 18-10-65 -— Statistical Assistant, . 7 oO 3Jokpogho, A. M. SeniorGradel * .. 8-10-65 ! Karimu, R. O. Statistical Officer 6-9-65 18-10-65 | ! MOlaiya, M. O. Statistical Officer 19-10,65 — a ‘ ‘ . Ozongwu, D.N. . Senior StatisticalAssistant, | ‘: Grade II 8410-65 | 7 k Notification in Gasette No. 32 of 24-6-65, in respectpf R:Ry F. Oliver, Group Architect, Ministry of NN“orks, is‘hereby cancelled. i 1acesape cHeugupwt Notification in Gasette No. 69 of 2-9-65 amended. 10 No Acting Allowance payable. LEAVE OF ABSENCE Department | : Name Appointment Date of Leave 3 Departure Granted ‘Administration: .» Borha, M. A. .. Principal Assistant Secretary 4-10-65 84 days Dy . Dede, D. O. .. Administrative Officer, : Class IV 27-9-65 35 days : Gani, S. D. .. Administrative Officer, i Class IV : 16-8-65 25 days pe 'Okuboyeja, N. A. Administrative Officer, ' ; Class IV 27-464 28 days Unacllukwu, E. C. Principal Assistant “Secretary 2-10-65 42 davs Wemambu,I. A. «Administrative Officer, “ Class IT 1-11-64 14 days Wemambu,I. A. Administrative Officer, Glass II 10-9-65 70 days_ ‘Customs and Excise Atiri, A. E. Collector . 21-9-65 4 days’ ‘Forest Research Okeke, R. E. Technical Officer ‘ | 4-10-65 35 days ‘General Executive Class Ofuru, 5. S. Executive Officer is - 2-8-65 67 days Inland Revenue Agumanu, J. U. Inspector of Taxes 6-9-65 14 days Rogers, A. O. Inspector of Taxes 410-65 27 days _ Ministry of Coftmuni- Achebe,F. O. ' Chef Technician .. 15-9-65 70 days cations Adewole, I. O. -- Senior Meteorological Superintendent 4-10-65. 35 days Akindele, M. A. Deputy Investigation Officer. , 5-10-65 63 days Boulton, A. E. Senior Technical Officer 3-10-65 105 days Brown, FE. D. ‘Head Postmaster. . 15~-9-65 42 days a, Chime, F. N. _ Senior Assistant Postal t. Controller 6-5-65 84 days Ikwuazom, C. E. Stores Officer .. 410-65 35 days Lediju, I. O. Senior Telecommunications : Engineer . .. 27-9-65 116 days 4 Ndirika, S. C. Chief Technician ~.. 410-65 35 days 4 Nwaise, G. N. > Stores Officer . 13-9-65 35 days : Otisi, A. A. Postmaster, Grade I . 17-5-65 121 days -Uma, M... Stores Officer +10-65 35 days » a , -1670 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 84; Vol. 52 LEAVE OF ABSENCE—continued Department ~ Name Appointment Date of LekveCo we, x Departure Granted . Ministry of Education .. | FasuyaeL, A, .7 Education Officer 10-8-65 35 days ~~ LOdumewu,5. Oo. ‘” Education Officer 18-7-65 35 days ‘Oduyale, AT. Physical Training Instructor. 12-7-65 35 days Offurtim, R. L, M. - Education Officer 46-S-65 . 25 days Oshisdnwo, J O.. ~* : Catering Supervisor 16-8-65 53 days™ Winful, 5. Education Officer + 28-9-65 201 days . Ministry of Health Bodede, NeM. J. Health Sister ov +-10-65 35 days -Bulley, E. Nursing Superintendent -10-65 70 days Dankaro, Mrs M. D. Nursing Sister 20-7-65 38 days~ Egbue, Dr M. ©. Housé Physician .. 12-10-65 14 days Jacks, A. NI. Dental Surgeon 4-10-65 64 days © James, J. A. -. Senior Health Superintendent 2-10-65 22 days’ Sillo, Mrs E.R. O. .. Night Sister * 8-10-65 62 days Tamakloe, Mrs V. B. Nursing Sister 4-10-65 35 days Ministry of Industries Oraambo; A... Executive Officer (Commerce) 1-6-65 53 days. Ministry of Labour *Ekpo,-G. B. Mechanical Acqounting Superintendént . 5-7-65 36 days Yesufu, 1. XI. .. Senior Labour:Officer es 2-8-65 42 days Ministry of Natural : , Bashorun, B. BRB. , 2 Meteorological Superintendent 15-4-65 35 Resources and . days Research * - Police + 2. , Teru,E. 0. L.. Assistant Superintendent of ' Police ek ‘4-10-65 70 days Statistics Egbuche, B. I. Statistical Officer +10-65 32 days 1 Notification in1 Gazette No. 48 of 21-35-64 amended. 2 Notification in Gazette JNo. 60 of 29-7-65 amended. og “ RESUMPTION OF DUTY - Department sVame | Appointment . : Date of : . Lo oo | Resumption a Administration © - ty *Alder, S.A. “Personal Secretary, Grade ‘II - Chikelu 21-6-65 G. P, 0. ~ Administratite Officer, Class II 27-9-65 oy Obi, J.C Assistant Secretary 27-9-65 gd 14 _Offiong, E. “AL: .. Administrative Officer, Class IV 2-10-65 at tp Wwemambu, J. x J, Administrative Officer, Class II 17-11-64 ctudit {.t.. . -- Bamgbose, G.0.° Senior Auditor 2-10-65 ‘Forest-*Research Onweluzo, B.5.K. .. Research Officer .. Foye ‘ . . |Ward, » 28-9-65 D. M. Research ‘Officer .. 23-9-65 General Executive Class Odumabo, J. O. Senior Executive Officer (Accounts) 30-9-65 Inland Revenue .. Agumannu, J. U. Inspector of Taxes 20-9-65 Ministry-of Communi- Ajibade, AL AL Chief Teéhnician cations ' 20-8-65 Chime, F. N. Senior Assistant-Postal Controller Eleonu, S. 0. 2-8-65 Instructor, Grade II .. 2-10-65 Ezeoke, G.O. U. Chief Accountant x 1-8+65 - Nwogbo, G. C. Telephone Exchangé“Superintendent 19-9-65 1 F Obiora, D. O. .lnstructor, Grade II 2~-10—65 Okoh,A. A.M, ‘Instructor, Grade I , . 18-8-65 Otisi, A. A. Post Master, Grade I 14-9-65 Ministry of Education Arnold, W. A. Technical Instructor ‘ : 14+-9-65 , Azobu, A. Technica] Instructor -, 27-8-65 Callaghan, B. ‘Senior Education Officer . 12-9 65 Fasuyi, T. A. Education Officer = 14-9-65 Inwang,I. Lt Senior Lecturer .. Odumewu, 20-9-65 S *O. Education Officer . ’ 20-8-65 Oduyale, A. T. Physical Training Instructor. 16-8 Offurum, R. LL. N, -65 Education Officer ‘| 14-9-65 Omo-Sagic, A. [. Education Officer . Oshinsanwo, 18-9-65 J. O. Catering Supervisor Bee 20 -9-65 Ugborogho, R. FE. Education Officer -Ministry 10~9~65 of External Jolapso, O. External Affairs Officer, Affairs Grade Vv. 1-9-65 Sam, M... Executive Officer Simoyan, ». 16-8-65 0. 0. External Affairs Officer, GradeVIII! Ugbotna, M. 0. IX... 23-14-65. External Affairs Officer, Grade YIII/IX .. 198-65 a! { - , “s Ministry Ministry Ministry Ministry Ministry . Ministry Ministry 4 Nigerian Police Administration Stutistics Administration “Ministry Ministry Justices : : ‘Ministry : 21st ‘Department “Ministr? Judicial Notification:in Palm 1 October, | .. Transfer of of of of of of of Instituté of hereby ‘ and of of of and Mines Finance Industr: Health Labour Research Works Natural External - * Education Cornmunica- Industries ; Excise 1965 ke “Obeya,A.I. : on : : cancelled. for and ies Name Promotion... Gazette _ . / . Cardoso, Yesufu, Oyebode, Osikoya, Marinho, Bashorun, Esisi, Eseka, Whitton, Oruambo, Fagbeyi 'Damcida, Okeke, Clarke, Pam, Bala, Doma, Smith, Odibo, Wiwo, Hayatuddin, Idris, Name Ogunde, No. Odumade, Kuye, Nwokorie, Mackay, Stratton, Name A. Name S. J. T. 72 O. . J. RESUMPTION ir, .... M. A.'E. Y.; A. A.O.* J. L. B. Miss Mrs F. Mrs B O. of E. "B. J. . i ; Z. iy. J. A. M.- 1. E. J. Administrative B. Miss A. 23-9-65 R. M. Be I. M. A. W. OFFICIAL V. M. Officer, S. AL SECONDMENT Appointment * A. ' B. F. LEFT Administrative External : Stenographer, Chief TRANSFERS in * "Maintenance Class External Grade Authority) (Bornu Class respect one Appointment Accountant-General OF Radiographey Chief ° Senior Petroleum , Pupil Meteorological Executive Chief Technical Assistant Senior Assistant Senior Assistant Assistant / Statistician Information THE GAZETTE Assistant 3rd Mechanical I Education Education Senior I Affairs VII wl DUTY—continued Native Assistant, Grade 3 of-Mr oo Affairs) Nursing Executive Meteorological Class Appointment Appointment Labour Works Mechanical SERVICE (Ministry 7+ ~— Grade Officer, Shipping Secretary Superintendent Superintendent Superintendent Superintendent Officer Officer Officer Engineer II $. Officer Coal Registrar, Post Officer Officer Officer Engineer Accounting E. Superintendent Superintendent Grade Officer seconded TI Superintendent Engineer Ogbenna, Corporation) . (Commerce) .. of to Engineer Officer (Nigerian _ of which Deputy Superintendent Administrative III Stenographer, Executive the Post Secretary Finance) (Ministry Group Officer, Grade Council) II transferred Federation \ see Clerical (Lagos .. { . to . .. - Permanent - which 4A) Principal 14-10-64 Secondment Officer 10-10-65 _ 13-7-65 22-2-63 24-8-64 Date Service leaving (Salary of City 1-9-65 Date Assistant, 7-9-65 Grade ° ~ : of of | Resumption -Dismissed Resigned Retired Dismissed Resigned Contract Ministry for. Date 4-10-65 21-7-65 Reversion 24-7-65 4-10-65 17-9-65 22-3-65 24-9-65 Determined 23-9-65 43-9-65 23-5-65 26-9-65 23-9-65 20-9-65 22-9-65 24-9-65 21-9-65 10-9-65 16—9-65 Transfer Date Reasons 1-10-65 Date Service 15-9-65 30-6-65 1671 1-8-65 —_ leaving : of of of . of - . “4 1672 | ‘ OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 81, Vol. 52 ae LEFT THE SERVICE—continued . “= , - Date of Reasons Department __ , Name ‘Appointment . leaving for leaving : " = , | - Service Service Ministry of External. 7 1Nneke, E. ©. 3rd Class Clerk i 6. 24-90-65. Resigned fo Affairs “i . . : . \ . is. e 4 Ministry of Finance .. Qsho, E. J. O. “2nd Class Clerk “" .. 23-9-65 .Resigned ° Ministry of Health .. Doherty, Dra. | Medical Officer | 17-9-65 Resigned a Towobola, O. A. 3rd Class Health Inspector . 69-65 Resigned . as z Ministry of Housing and Fadase, Miss 8. F. A. Survey Assistant,Grade II | 26-$-65 _ Resigned Surveys ns _Sinistry ofInformation Alausa, T. .. Learner Printer .. 16-10-65 Resigned * _Edun,,Miss A.- Information Receptionist + 27+9-65 Resigned ' Odojukan, A. .. Learner Printer _ 7.8 20-10-65 Resigned Ojo, J. .: .. Clerical Assistant .. - 48-65 Dismissed Oresegun, T. A. .. Clerical Assistant .. 16-10-65 Resigned Ministry of Internal Anyigbo,C. I. Clerical Assistant .. 1+9-65. Resigned! Affairs Azare, M.B. A. Immigration Assistant, ~~ ; . Grade III .. .. -29-6- "Resigned . 1 ; Ministry of Mines and ~ Edet, E: Sub-Inspector, Grade III 27-9-65 4“Resigned j Power ° Ministry of Works .. Ajua, A. S. .. 3rd Class Clerk 20-10-65 Resigned * - Nwokeabia, G. D. O. Assistant Technical onder 1-10-65 Resigned Parliaments. .. Ogunade, A. Store-keeper, Grade III]... 30--9-65 Resigned ; Police . — . Eseagwu, A. _.. 3rd Class Clerk “lL 45-10-65 Resigned Prisons, .. Ibemesi,O.0. —...- 3rd Class Clerk: - .. 30-9-65 | Resigned Udokpudo, A.[I. —.. Ist Class Clerk mo 28-9-65 ~ Dismissed Veterinary Research .. Fubra, E. Ss. Research Officer ‘ .. 23-65." Resigned 1 Notification in Gazette No. 77 of 7-10-65 amended. + OBITUARY His Excellency the President announces with regret the death of the following :— “Mr B. A. Ramonu,late Senior Graphic Arts Assistant,» GradTI, Ministry of Information, on 29th July, 1965. +, Chief J. O. Njamanze,late Chief Inspector, Niigeria Police Force, on 27th August, 1965. ‘ Government Notice No. 1 957 . NIGERIAN NAVY : : e & The following Commissions are notified for general information :— By His Excellency’s Command, vl! ” A. K. Dist, Lagos, 7th October, 1965. S¢erctary to the President “COMMISSION Ochegome Promise Fingesi Okujagu, in the rank of Sub-Lieutenantwith effect from 3rd Se ptember, 1964. | Betram Chukwuanu Okoye, in the rank of Sub-Lieutenant with effect from 3rd September, 1964. & Dist October, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1673 i Government Notice No. 1958 . i . ‘ Trade Unions Act , APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION oF TRADE UNIONS, LeiThe following particulars of Trade Unions in respect of which applications for registration have been received by the Registrar of Trade Unionsare published for general informationjin accordance with section-15 off the Trade Unions Act. | 2. Objections.to suchregistration (if any) should reach the Registrar within 6monthsofthe date hereof, othérwise regestration maybeeffected. i i Date of Name of Union i. Name ofSeenetary ; Registered Address | Receipt : ' ™ '23-4-65 Onitsha Plumbers’ Union R.N. N maki. 6 Afubera Street, Onitsha (22-5-64 Onitsha Tinkers’ Union :.. .. Sv Amaéfuna :,. 21 Afubera Street, Onitsha. '11-3-65 Domestic Workers’ Union of M. C/M. Nwan- * 21 Club Road, Port Harcourt , Port Harcourt .. ~ guma : : ’ 11-6~65 Onitsha-Ibadan and Lagos ‘Station E. Okafor 6 Old Market Road, Onitsha §. _ Wagon Taxi Owners’ Union ae ; 39 ©65 Port Harcourt Plumbers’ Union . E. O. Nwanyi 21 ikPe Street, Diobu, Port 4” Daren this 21sti day of October, 1965.-_/ arcourt < : é a J. A. Ocun, y / ‘ , Registrar of Trade Unions Government Notice No, 1959 / /In tHE HicH-Court OF Lacos Poe ‘; PROBATEDIVISION: | ai __ Wuereas the persons whosénamies areget out in, the first column hereunder died intestate on the dates and at the placesstated in the said column. AND W: sithe pe: or person. ose names and addresses and relationship (if any) to the deceased aré set out in.the seco olumn hereof have applied to the High,Court for grant of Letters of Administration of the personal proper of the said.deceased. 2 ' NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN that Letters ofAdmiipistration will be granted to such persons unless a Notice to prohibit the grant is filed in this Registry within urteen (14) days from the date hereof :— . | Neames of Deceased Applicantsfor Grant’ 1.Victoria MoroLayo Evsa, late of14 Odurtiami “1.:Comfort Oyinola ‘Pedro and Joseph Olayinka ‘Street, Lagos, died onthe 22nd day of May, 1965 Martins both of 14 Odunlami Street, Lagos, the jat 14 Odunlami, Street, Lagos. sister and cousin respectively of the deceased. 2.; Sanus SULE OLocunRo,late of 148 Adeniji Adele 2. Rafiu Sule Ologunro, Kaletu Sule Ologunro, ‘Road, Lagos, died on the14th day of March, 1965, Tajudeen Sule Ologunro and Kaleatu Apotiola, at 148 Adeniji Adele. Road, Lagos. three of the children and one of the widows res- pectively of the deceased. 3.’ Jacos AYANGEYI, late of 11,Ago Hausa Street, 3. Grace Ayodele of 20 Olapade Street, Mushin, and Apapa, died on-the.28th day’ of October, 1960, Wilkinson Olu Abayomi of 12 Abiodun| Street, rat 11 Ago Hausa Street, Apapa. Mushin, thé widow and nephew respectively of the deceased. 4.: Tiyanrt Liasu Ista, late of 28 Omididun Street, 4. Hadiat Olufunlayo’ “Ghitta, Kudirat Adebisi ‘Lagos, died on: the 29th day of March, 1965, at Iginla bothof 28 Qmididun Street, Lagos, Saula '28 OmididunStreet, Lagos. Adedigba Rufai Anifowoshe of 29 Obe Street, Lagos, and Tiamiyu Adéshina. ‘Thompson of 28 Omididun Street, Lagos, two of the children and cousins: respectively of the deceased. 5. GBADAMOSI ALawoxt, late of 54 Ibidun Street, 5. Yekini Alawoki: and Buraimoh Alawoki both ‘ Surulere, died on the ist day of November,1942, of 4 John Street, Surulere, the children of the cat 54 Ibidun Street, Surulere. deceased. . 4 6.; SAMSON ADEYGSOLA ADEBOWALE, late of 11 Brick- 6. John Adekunle Adebowale of 11 Brickfield Road, ‘field Road, Ebute Metta, died on the 24th day of Ebute Metta and. Salawu Bilesanmi Okulaja, the : September, 1964, atthe Lagos University Teaching brother and cousinmerely of the deceased. : Hospital, Surulere. 7. Puiu Axuytst Exz, late of Nigerian Ports 7. Mrs Chinyere Eké, and Augustine ;Eke both of ' Authority, died on the 23rd day of November, 50 Durojaiye Street, Surulere, the widow and : 1963, at the University ‘Teaching Hospital, Suru- brotheragsesetively, of the deceased. ilere. ~s ’ * DaTED at Lagos, this 21st dayof October, 1965. ’ O. R. L. Gzorce, Probate Registry, | Probate Registrar -High Court, Lagos. figron = & ‘ 1674 OFFICIAL GAZETTE Na. 81, Vol. 52 ! Government Notice No. 1960 Government Notice No. 1964 NATIONAL ManpowrER BoarD Industrial Development, (Import Duties Relief) It is notified for general information that the Alct 1957 Federal Minister of Economic Dexglopment has APPLICATION FOR REPAYMENT oF IMporT Duty appointed the following persons to be members of the National Manpower Board : |The application made under the Industrial Membership : Development (Import Dutie$ Relief) Act, 1957, has Dr M. O. Ijere, University of Nigeria, Nsukka; ° been considered anda letter of authorisation has been Dr O. Aboyade, Vaiversieyof Ibadan, Ibadan. issued to the applicant as follows :— Q, AHIMIO, Industry.—Manufacture of printed cotton fabrics. dating Secretary, Materials in respect of which relief has been National Manpower Board ’ authorised.Chemicals and other processing . Materials (excluding pigments, colouring materials Government Natice No. 1965 ~ and dyestuffs)0,3 Loss oF Loca PurcHasE”ORDER 2. THis Noticé is issued in accordance with - It has been reported by the Permanent Secretary, Regulations 8 of the Industrial Development (Import Ministry of Education, Kaduna, Northern Nigeria, " Duties Relief) Regplasion, 1957. that Local Purchase Order 228551 issued by,the . 1.2119/S. 307 Principal, Bichi Training College, via Kano, to kK. Chalaram and Son, Limited, Kano, is lost. The Local Purchase Order is hereby declared Government NoriceWo- 1961, cancelled. Companies Act, Ca Anyperson who comesin possession of it or is able (REvIsED EpitIoN) OF THE Laws oF THE FEDERATION to furnish any information relating to it should ‘OF NIGERIA repart the facts to this office or to the nearest Police Station. ~ Pursuantto section 230(3) of the Companies, Act, , L. V. WalILes, notice is hereby given that at the expiration of three alecountant-General, months from the date of this notice, the name of the Northern Nigeria “-undermentioned Company will, unless cause is shown to the contrary, be struckoff the Register and Government Notice No. 1966 +8, the Company will be dissolved. Loss oF LocaL PurcHaAseE ORDERS TyRIE LIMITED It has been reported by the PermanentSecretary, Daten this 4thday of October, 1965. Ministry of Works, Kaduna, Northern Nigeria;that the undermentioned Local Purchase Orders are F. G. PETERs, lost :— alcting Registrar of Gompanies L.P.O. No. 230371 of 29-8-64 issued by the RG2617;28 Provincial Engineer, Sardauna Province, Mubi, to Messrs BEWACLimited, Kaduna. Gowernment Notice No. 1962 L.P.O. No. 230478 of18-12-64 issued by the CORRIGENDA. L ‘ Provincial Enginedr, Sardauna Province, Mubi, to Messrs M. A. Zabadne,P.O. Box1, Maiduguri. In the ‘Government Notice No. 1897 published in The above-mentioned Local Purchase Orders are ._ the Official Gazette No. 77 of the 7th October, 1965, hereby declared cancelled. Statement No. 3.1 the Actual Revenue for April Any person who comesin.possession of them or is 1965, wnder Head 2 Direct Taxes should read able to furnish any information relating to them £309,179 and not £309,180 consequently the total should report the facts to this office or to the nearest revenues for April 1965 should read £11,397,375 Police Station. and not £11,397,376. L. V. Wares, In the Government Notice No. 1898 published in Accountant-General, the Official Gazette No. 77 of the 7th October, 1965, Northern Nigeria Statement No. 3.2 the Actual Expenditure for Government: Notice No. 1967 Apri] 1965, under Head 66 (b) ‘Other’—should read £1,825,962 and not £1,803,524 consequently the Loss oF PAYABLE Orprr total Experiditures for April 1963, should : read ,_ It is hereby notified that the undermentioned £7,522,182°and not £7,499,744. ‘Payable Orderis lost. :— P.O. No. 096011 of 3rdJuly, 1965, issued by the j Awa Asal, Permanent Secretary, Ministry- of Education, ‘ for Accountant-General, Ibadan, Western Nigeria, to P. E. Bright Okoro, (Treasury Division), Daily Times Office, Ibadan, for £4-6s-6d at for Permanent Secretary, Ibadan. Federal Ministry of Finance 2. The above Payable Order is hereby. declared cancelled. Government Notice No. 1963 Anybody who.-comes into possession of it or is able to give any information relating to it should Export: Buty oN Rusper please report the facts to the nearest Police Station It is notified for general information that for the and/or this office. ” purpose of assessing the value of Rubber for the E. A. O. Fasuoro, levying of export duty, the price for the month of | “Iccauntant-Generql, Nov:ember will be 19.8892 penceperlh. | Western Nigeria 21st: October, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1675 Government Notice No. 1968 Completed Tender documents are to be returned to the Secretary, Nigerian Railway Corporation, Loss oF GOVERNMENT PASSENGER WARRANT Ebute Metta not later than 12 noon on 27th Novem- It has been reported by the Permanent Secretary, ber, 1965. . Ministry of Edudéation, Kaduna, Northern Nigéria, that Government, Passenger Warrant No. 522945 =: Government Notice No. 1943 (2nd publication) issued to Mr amd Mrs Dare (Acting Provincial House oF REPRESENTATIVES Inspector of Eduéation) by the Provincial Education TENDER FOR THE PURCHASE OF Secretary, Zaria, is lost :— DEPARTMENTAL VEHICLE 2. The Government Passenger Warrantis hereby . Tenders are invited for the purchase of Oldsmobile declared cancelled. ' Car No. KC 447 used as State Car by the President Any person who comesin possessionofit or is able of the Senate. ‘The mileage is only 12,000. to furnish any information relating to it should 2. The vehicle is parked in the Workshop premises report the facts to: this office or to the nearest Police of Messrs U.T.C: Motorsj-Enugu. Permission to Station. :: / view it may be obtained from the Motor Manager, ! L. V. WAILES, U.T.C. Motors, Enugu. | Accountant-General, Northern Nigeria 3. Tenders must be, submitted in sealed envelope marked “Confidential Tender for the Purchase of Oldsmobile Car, No. KC 447.” and addressed to,the " Government Notice No. 1941 (2nd publication) Clerk of the Parliaments, House of Representatives, Lagos to reach him not later than Wednesday, TENDERS FOR THE. PURCHASE OF 17th November, 1965, before 3 p.m. DEPARTMENTALIMOTOR VEHICLE oO AUSTIN LORRY NPF.448 2 4, The. successful tenderer wil be required to make full settlement in cash before removing the . Tenders are invited for the purchase of the above vehicle. Settlement and removal must be completed mentioned Police Austin Lorry from the Commis- within seven days of notification of acceptance. sioner of Police, Western Region, Ibadan. 5. The Clerk of the Parliaments is not bound to : 2. Permission to view the Vehicle may be obtained accept the highest-or any offer. from the Office df the Regional Workshops Officer, The Nigeria Polide, Kings Barracks, Ibadan, between “os J. O. ApEIGcBO, 9. a.m.-2 p.m. on:any week day (Monday to Friday) Clerk of the Parliaments before Saturday 30th October, 1965. o Government Notice No. 1969 3. Tenders: must be submitted in sealed envelope marked ‘‘Confidéntial Tenders for the Purchase Boarp oF. CUSTOMS AND EXCISE of Departmental Vehicles’ and addressed to the TENDER FOR THE PURCHASE OF Chairman, Tenders Board, care Commissioner of SEIZED VEHICLE Police ‘B’ Dept.:(T), The Nigeria Police, Ibadan, of the Saturday 30th October, -Tenders are invited for the purchase to reach him notjlater than undermentioned vehicle which has been seized by 1965, before 9 a.m. ' and forfeited to the Board of Customs and Excise :— to _ 4..The succes§ful Tenderer will be required EO 4927—ConstL SALOON CaR full settlement for the accepted Tender before "ake be is removed and, such settlement and 2. Permission to inspect the vehicle may 'e. Vehicle Area, . removal must be completed within seven days of obtained from the Chief Collector, Eastern th¢ notification of acceptance. Customs House, Port Harcourt between the hours of 08 a.m. and 12 noon on any week day (Monday Board is not _. 5. The Chairtnan of the Tenders to Friday) before the 29th October, 1965. boundto accept the higher offer. not guarantee the condition or : : B. Cooxey, 3. The Board does Secretary, state of the vehicle with regard to its serviceability Federal Tenders Board or completeness in any respect whatever. Tenderers will be deemed to have inspected the vehicle and to Government Notice No. 1942 (2nd publication) be fully aware of its state and condition as seen. NIGERIAN RAILWAY CoRPORATION -4, The successful tenderer will be required to make full settlement before the vehicle is removed FOR SUPPLY OF TENDER and suchsettlement and removal must be completed CARRIAGE AND WAGON TIMBER within 7 days of the receipt by him of the official ' ‘Tendersare invited for six months supply of Bulk notification for the acceptance of the tender. quantities of Sawn Timbers for delivery to Ebute : §. Tenders must be submitted in a sealed envelope Metta and Enugu Workshops. Only Tenders from marked ‘“Confidential—Tenders for the Purchase of éstablished Sawmillers who are operating Sawmills Seized Vehicle, No. EO 4927” addressed .to the with adequate productionfacilities , will be considered. Secretary, Federal Tenders Board, Federal Ministry Tender documents incorporating Tender forms, of Works, Headquarters, Tafawa Balewa Square, delivery conditions, schedules, etc., can be obtained Lagos, to reach hit not later than 12 noon on the on application to Controller of Stores, Nigerian 29th October, 1965. Railway Corporation, Ebute Metta, on payment of 6. The Board is not bound to accept the lowest * the sum of £5 (Five pounds) which is not refundable. or any tender. The Corporation maydecide to share the quantities B. CooKey, sought and does not bind itself to accept the lowest ‘ . Secretary, or any Tender. | f Federal Tenders Board vee ( ” 1676 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No.81, Vol. 52 wt Government Notice No. 1970 Government Notice No. 1944 (2nd publication) UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HosPITAL, IBADAN ‘TENDERS FOR THE PURCHAS! ©! * @ ‘“Fourtne Survey Lavscu VACANCIES (2) MEDICAL Laboratory. *‘ECHNOLOGIST— Tenders are invited for the purchase of the under- DEPARTMENT OF PatHo.tocy (HAEMATOLOGY) mentioned Departmental Touring Survey Launch. f6) MepicaL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST— DEPARTMENT OF MeEnpicinE 2. Details of the launch are as follows: - Applications are invited from Associates of the 54'-0” twin screw touring launch Epe built Institute of Medical Laboratory Technology (or 54/-0" x 13’-0” x 3-9” draft touring launch, berth candidates holding an equivalent qualification) for for three officers, separate toilet and shower bath. the above’ -posts. Candidates’ for post (6) should | Galley with stove and fridge. Accommodation for have had previous experience in Bio-Chemistry | crew of four in aft cabin. Well fitted engine room _ and/or Parasitology. powered by two 65 horse power perkins! marine Salaries.—Pensionable : £684-1,16+.. x engines with oil operated Gear Box 2: 1 réduction drive. Lister 24 Volt generator. Wood hull Contract -: £816-1,392. planked in Mahoganyon Iroko main members. Inducement addition of £180-270 per annum: is payable to.an expatriate. A gratuity of £37-10s per 3. Tender forms are obtainable, on application, quarter is payable to a contract officer. Point of « from the PermanentSecretary, Ministry of Lands and ;entry into the salary scale depends on qualification Housing, Ibadan, and from the Cgneral Manager, and experience. : ‘ : Epe Boatyard Company Limited, Tivate Mail Bag A Nigerian will normally be offered pensionable * No. 6, Epe, Western Nigeria. terms and an expatriate contract terms. . ee Application forms and further particulars obtain- +. Permission to inspect the launch may be‘ able from the House Governoronreceipt of a stamped obtained from the General Manager, Epe Boatyard self-addressed foolscap envelope. Closing date : 4th Company Limited, Epe, between the. hours of 9.00. November, 1965. a.m. and 2.00 p.m. on any week day (Monday to _ Friday) before the 31st of October, 1965. Government Notice No. 1945 (2nd publication) ° ' . £. UNIversity oF Ire, IBADAN Brancu 5. Tenders must be submitted: on the approved’, -form in sealed envelope marked “CONFIDENTIAL| VACANCIES IN SUB-DEPARTMENT OF TENDER FOR THE PURCHASE OF DEPARTMENTAL TOURING GEOLOGY SURVEY LAUNCH”? and addressed to the Chairman, Applications are invited from suitably qualified — . Departmental Tenders Board, c/o the Permanent personsfor the following vacant posts :— Secretary, Ministry of Lands and Housing, Private (1) Laboratory Assistant, Grade IT. Mail Bag 5146, Ibadan, to reach him not later than (7) Field Assistant. 31st October, 1965. z* * i Salary -scales : for (1) M. t4+—£198-9-207-12 ; I . £219)£249-9-258-12-270. .. 6. The successful tenderer will be reqhured to make fulf settlement for the accepted tenddr before the (ai) NI.6—£156-6-168 £183-9-192-12-204. launch is removed and such settlement and removal Qualifications.—-Candidates for (2) should possess must be completed within seven days of the notitica- the West African School Certificate with suitable tion of acceptance. credits or the General Certificate of Education with at least two Science subjects, and/or not less than 7. The Chairman. of the Tenders Board tw net five years of experience in a suitable Laboratoryof a — boundto accept the highest or anytender. University or other Institution of Higher Education. Candidates for (i) should possess a Secondary. 8. ‘Tenders will not be accepted after the advertised Modern Three Certificate. Preference will be given date. to Secondary Class IV certificate holders with some knowledgeof science subjects. JON. QO. AL AKINYEMI, Duties—{i) Laboratory Assistant: Care -and Permanent Secretary, maintenance of a geology laboratory, care of instru- Ministry of Lands, and ments and preparation of demonstration and teaching Housing aids. ~ (it) Field Assistant: must be prepared to a accompany staff and students on collection trips and Government Notice No. 1971 to perform such ,duties connected therewith as the head of depart maydirect. TENDER FOR-PURCHASE OF Scrip Metis Method of application.—Applications (four copies) stating age, qualifications, and experience together Tenders .are invited for the purchase of scrap with copies (not originals) of ‘Testimonials and metal now lying in the Engineering Department of Certificates, and naming three referees, the Hospital. ‘These consist of condemnedrefridge- should be forwarded to reach the Registrar, University of Ife, rators, water heater, coppertubes,etc. Tbadan Branch, Ibadan not later than Friday 15th October, 1965. . a Interested persons should call on the Chief Applications from candidates in Government Engineer, Lagos University ‘Teaching Hospital, Service must be sumbitted through the applicants’. Surulere, between the hours of 8 am. and 3 p.m. Department from Mondayto Friday. and be accompanied by a Confidential Report. , : & ¥ 21st October, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1677 | . ‘Government Notice No. 1946 (2nd publication) Government Notice No. 1948 (2nd publication) ' MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS, EASTERN NIGERIA VACANCY FOR FIRE OFFICER » University oF NicErta, NsSukKA i‘ Applications ;are invited from suitably qualified VACANCY: CATERING DEPARTMENT . candidates for: appointment to the post of Fire . Officer in the Fire Service Division of the Ministry Applications are invited from suitably qualified _ of Internal Affairs, Eastern Nigeria. a candidatesfor the vacant post.of MANAGER, CATERING i 2. Scale of salary.—Scale B.1, 2—£690-1,116. é SERVICES to start work as early as possible. 3. Qualifications—Candidates should hold: a ‘ University pass degree or Diploma of a recognised Qualifications.—Applicants must have sound ‘ Institution. Applicants should not be less than ‘ent educational background with minimum of Higher. - 5 feet 6 inches in height and should have an expanded ° School Certificate or General Certificate of Education : chest measurementofnot less than 34 inches with an: at Advanced Level.in nét less than three subjects or ' expansion of not less than 2 inches. They must - the equivalent; a University degree js however _ suffer from no physical deformities. preferable. In additionyséandidates should possess | 4, Duties—Command ofa large fire service in a Certificates and/or “Digismas from a_ recognised : medium sized town with an establishment of 50 to Catering Training inétitution and: have proven 190 men. competence plus at lea&t three years’ experience of ! 3 supervisory capacity in a sizeable and well-established ; 5. Other conditions of service—(a) The post is catering institution. ' pensionable and appointmentwill be on probation for | three years in the case of new entrant into Govern- | ment Service. . A candidate on appointment will be Candidates with University degree but without 'requifed to uridergo an intensive training in fire Catering Certificate-or Diploma may be considered | prevention for.a period of not less than twelve for the position of Assistant Manager, Catering ‘months. : Services in training. He should have a good (6) Rent is'payable at 84 per cent of basic salary knowledge of purchasing, storage, distribution, | whenan officer is occupying Government Quarters. preparation and serving of food, ahd knowledge of the design and layout of various kitchen and dining | 6. Method of. application.—Applications should be hall equipment;proficiency in personnel and labour ‘addressed to the Secretary, Public Service Com- union relationshipis essential. ' mission, P.M.B, 1063, Enugu, Eastern Nigeria, so as ito reach him not later than16th October, 1965. x 7. Applications from candidates not in Govern- - Duties.—The succesful candidate will be required [ment Service should be completed in triplicate on to assume responsibility of the overall managerial i the prescribed form which may be obtained from all adniinistration of all the catering facilities on the .| Divisional Offices and from the Nigerian Information campuses of the Uniyérsity involving a staff of over ‘Service in Lagdgs, Ibadan, Kaduna and Enugu, and 250 workers. He wilfbe ditectly responsible to the ithe Secretary, Public Service Commission, P.M.B. Bursar and should e&tablish good liaison between , 1063, Enugu, Edstern Nigeria. - thé Catering workers and the student-body through the Dean of Student Affairs Office. 8. Applications: from candidates in Government ‘Service should :be submitted through the Head of ithe applicant’s Department and be accompanied by Salary scale : Manager.—S.G. 6—£1,725-75-2,175 Confidential Reports. _ p.a. The Assistant Manager, Catering Services, if appointed, will be on a lower sqale, not 5.G. 6, | Government Notice No. 1947 (2nd publication) during the period of training. Point of entry depends on qualifications and experierice. . University oF Ire, IBADAN BRANCH 1 : » ‘WACANCY Conditions of sefvice—Passages paid for appointee Applications ‘are invited from suitably qualified wife and five children under 11 years, on appoint- candidates for: the- post of Laboratory Assistant, ment, leave after 21 months’ tour and termination. srade II in the- Faculty of Agriculture of the Children’s and car allowances, superannuation University. a scheme. Acco dation with hard standard Salary scales,—M.14: £198-9-207-12-219 /249-9- furniture at rent rate§ not exceeding 7.7 per cent of £258-12-270. Point of entry on the scale depending salary or.standard rent’whicheveris the less. | on training and: experience. : Qtalifications.—Candidates should possess West Method of application—Detailed typewritten African School Certificate or its equivalent with application (six copies) giving educational back- Chemistry, Biclogy and Mathematics. Preference ground: with dates, age, nationality and marital | will be given to candidates with experience in an status, qualifications and experience with institutions agricultural chemical laboratory. and dates, publications withtitles and briefs~and Method of application.—Applications (six copies) three referees preferably relevant university/technical ‘stating age, qualifications and experience together instructors and professors competent to attest to - with copies (not originals) of Testimonials and . academic and professional excellence and ability. : Certificates, and naming three referees should be Applications by 20th October, 1965 to Secretary : forwarded to reach the Registrar, University of Ife, to Council, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Civil ‘Ibadan Branch, Ibadan,not later than Saturday, 16th servants should forward their applications through : October,1965. | = the Heads of their Departments. ‘ qo 1678 , OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 81, Vol. 52 Government Notice No. 1949 (2nd publication) 8. Applications from candidates in Government Service should be submitted through the Head of OFFICE OF THE PREMIER, EasTERN NIGERIA the applicant's Department and be accompanied by Confidential Reports. “ VACANCIES FOR ECONOMISTS | 25th September, 1965. Applications are invited from suitably qudlined | 5922 candidates for the posts of Economists in the Office of the Premier, Eastern Nigeria. Po - Government Notice No. 1972 2. Scale of salary.—Scale X—£1,368-1,890. ' AHMADU BELLO University In respect of expatriate officers ten per cent contract VACANCIES addition to the basic salary, and inducementaddition ranging from £180-300 per annum depending on Applications are invited from suitably qualified salary are payable in each case. , candidates for appointmentto the following posts in the Ahmadu Bello University. 3.-. Qualifications.—Only persons with post- (a) Junior Assistant Accountant in the Abdullahi Bayero . graduate degree qualifications in Economics, preter- College,; Kano : , a ' ably not below the Masters degree, or holders of Candidates for this post must hold, at least, the First, Class Honours degree in Economics need Intermediate Certificate of one pf the professional apply. Holders of a good class Honours degree bodies of Accountants or Secretaries and must be a may be considered for appointment on scale A. person’ of integrity and experience. He must be capable of running an accounts oftice and supervision 4. Duties.—-The officers appointed will be required staff. . : to work under. the direction of the Chief Secretary Salary scale 7: £536-24-584 ; £600-24-696 p.a. to the Premier and will be responsible for:—" ; th) -Alccounts Clerks, Grades I and IL in the Ahmadu (a) pre-planning research for the purpdse of Bello University, Zaria : °: . gathering the basic facts about the human and Candidates for these posts must have W.A.S.C., or other resources of the Region and the changing its equivalent with at least 3 years experience in an pattern of life in the people ;_ : accounts office. Possession of the R.S.A. Certificates (8) action research to monitor the introduction in book-keeping will be a distinctjadvantage. and diffusion of innovations and newconcepts; Salary scale 5—Clerk I—£376-15-436-443-157 488 p.a. (c) evaluation research for the purpose of Salary scale 4—Clerk II—£294-15-339-346-15- ascertaining the efficacy and effectiveness of 361 p.a. GovernmentActivities, e.g., training and ecc-homic and social welfare programmes. Point of entryin each case will depend upon qualifica- i tions and experience. : 5. Other conditions of service.—(a) The post is The successful candidate will be required to pensionable, except where contract terms are contribute to the appropriate Superannuation Fund offered, and in the case of newentrants to Govern- Scheme calculated at the rate sf 5 per cent of his ment Service, appointment would be on probation salary and the University will ‘contribute at least 5 for three years. Expatriate officers are appdinted per cent depending on the salary. ~ ‘ only on contract. Applications on Form 802/APP (obtainable from, (b) Gratuity of £37-10s would be paid to cohtract the Registrar's office between 7.30 and 9.30 a.m. officers for each completed period*of three months’ daily) should be sent to the Registrar, Ahmadu Bello satisfactory service for salary exceeding £1,000. University, Zaria, so as to reach him not later than 28th October, 1965. Where the application form is (c) Rent is payable at 8} per cent of basic salary or requested bypost, a stampedself-addressed envelope to a see of £150 per annum when an officer must be sent with the request. ~ is occupy Government quarters. Only the applications of those who are invited, for mterview will be acknowledged. (d) Outfit allowance of £60 is payable to an expatriate officer on first appointment. ca e 6. :Method of application.—Applications should be Government Notice No. 1973 addressed to the Secretary, Public Service Commis- - UNIVERSITY OF IpaDAN sion, P.M.B. 1063, Enugu, Eastern Nigeria, so as to reach him notlater than 7th November, 1945, ' VACANCY Applications are invited for the post of Lecturer or 7. Applications from candidates not in Govern- Assistant Lecturer in the School of Drama. ment Service should be completed in triplicate on Applicants should have good academicor professional the prescribed form which may be obtained from qualifications and/or considerable experience in the ‘all District Offices, the Nigerian Information teaching of Drama, with particular emphasis on voice Service in, Lagos, Ibadan, Kaduna and Enugu, production. Appoimtmentfor two years to commence the Secretary to the Agent-General in the United as soon as possible. / Kingdom, |9 Northumberland’ Avenue, London, Salary scale.—Lecturer : £1,200-75-1,650 (bar) ; W.C.2 and the Nigerian Liaison Officer, 506 Dupont £1,725-75-2,175 ;. Assistant Lecturer : £950-50- Circle Building, Washington 6 D.C., U.S.A. 1,100. : ’ _ 21st October, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1679 | Passages paid for appointee, wife and five children Duties—The successful candidate wilt be Deputy under 11 years, on appointment, approved overseas to the University Engineer. He will also take Igave, and terthination, where applicable. F.S.S.U. charge of the Electrical Section and be responsible Children’s and car allowances. Part-furnished for installation and maintenance of all electrical accommodation. Detailed applications (6 copies), equipment of the University. naming 3 referees by 30th October, 1965, to Registrar, Jniversity of Ibadan, from whom further particulars (6) Estate MaNacer: may be obtained.| Candidates should have a good degree in Agricul- : — ture (Crop Production or Horticulture) with not less. a 1 . an five years’ experience in the position of an G overnment Noti P No. 1974 Agricultural Officer orits equivalent. Applicants AHMADU: BELLO University, ZARIA whopossess a Diplomain Horticulture or Gardening =. ° VACANCY “with not less than seven years’ experience and i Agricultural Officers with neither a university degree , Applications ate: invited from suitably qualified nor a diploma but have not Jess than ten years’ candidates for the jpost of Assistant Domestic field experience may be considered. Superintendent II in the Catering Department, AhmaduBello University, Zaria. Duties.—The successful candidate will be respon- | Applicants {must havehad training in Catering and sible to the University Engineer for planning, Ihstitutional Management and experience in House- designing, construction and maintenance of all the keeping and/or :City and Guilds Certificate in University grounds including the Sir Francis Ibiam Catering ; good education with training in Domestic Stadium and the playing fields. He will take charge Science gnd/for allied trade may also be considered. Of the propagation of nursery stocks for use on Prefererice will he given to candidates who have Campus grounds and undertake also the supervision also obtained . City and Guilds Nos. 150 or 151 of tefuse clearance. certificates or Memberghip of the Institute of (¢) MarnTENaNce OrFicer (MECHANICAL) : Management Assgciation. : > . : : . , Candidates must possess a minimum. of West | Duties will be as prescribed by the Domestic African School Certificate or its equivalent and in Superintendentin addition to the general supervision addition the following :—(i) City and Guilds Final of Kitchenstaff and preparation of meals. Applicants Certificate or Ordinary National Certificate (Mecha- lust be able to eqntrol malestaff. nical) or equivalent Technical qualification. (i) «Salary scale 5:;°.i.e., £376-15-436/£443-15-488 Completion of a five-year apprenticeship in a tr annum. Appointment may also be made on recognised mechanical engineering trade, preferably 3°09 onth-to-month basis.; on motor vehicles and engine driven plant overhauls Point of entry depends on qualification and and maintenance. (iii) Completion of notless than experience and the successful candidates will be five years of post. apprenticeship experience in the réquired to contribute 5 per cent of their salaries to maintenance and overhauls of motor vehicles, . the appropriate Provident Fund Scheme’and the heavy vehicles and engine driven plant. (¢v) Further, University will contribute at least 5 per cent. the applicants must have proven competence of a tb water pumping plant, generating plant, steam Applications mist be made on Form 802/APP boilers, modern laundry and kitchen equipment. obtainable from the Registrar's office from 7.30 to (v) Candidates must be able to prepare intelligent 9.30 a.m. daily ;; or if by post a_self-addressed reports, read drawings and make sketchés from stamped envelop¢ must be sent. The completed which parts can be manufactured. Previous expe- forms should be returned to him not later than 30th sience as Foreman or Inspector of Works Oktober, 1965. Only the applications of candidates (Mechanical)is vital. who maybe invited for interviewwill be acknowledged. . 3 Duties.—The successful applicant will be respon- 802 : , . . sible to the University Engineer for running the E Registrar University’s Mechanical Workshop, maintenance i and repairs of kitchen and laundry equipment, i i Road and Agricultural plant and equipment. Government Notice No: 1975 ; . (d) Marntenance OFrFicer (BUILDING) : UNIVERSETY oF NIGERIA, NSUKKA : ey 1 Candidates should have the West African School ‘ VACANCIES IN THE OFFICE OF THE - Certificate or its equivalent and in addition a recog- -“* UNIVERSITY ENGINEER . mnised five-year apprenticeship in building trade. Applications ark invited from suitably qualified They must have had not less than ‘ten years post candidates for vacant posts in the office of the apprenticeship expetience in building construction. University Engineer, j : Experience in bridge work arid reinforced concrete construction will be an asset. (a) ELECTRICAL ENGINEER :, _ Sal “al Candidates should possess a recognised degree OYOO i in! Electrical Engihecring and/or A.M.I.E.E. and at Maintenance Officer: 8.G. 8A—£1,350-75-1,950 least seven years of post graduation experience. p.a. ‘ They should have had considerable experience in Estate Manager : S.G. 6—£1,725-75-2,175 p.a. the maintenance of Electricalequipment, generators, Electrical Engineer: 8.G. 5—£2,275-75-2,575 motors, switch-gears, etc., and be conversant with a design of electrical distribution system up to 11 K.V. p.a Proven skill and experience in Power Station Point of entry. depends on qualification and Operation and maintenance will be an asset. experience. wi i . ns ‘ a 1680 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 81, Vol. 52 : Conditions of service.—Passages paid for appointee, 6. Method of application—Applications should be wife andfive children under11 years, on appointment, addressed to the Secretary, Federal Public:Service leave after 21 months’ tour and termination. Child- Commission, Private Mail Bag No. 12586, Lagos, to ren’s and car allowances, superannuation scheme. reach him notlater than 15th November, 1965. Accommodation with hard standard furnitureat rent rates not exceeding 7.7 per cent of salary or standard 7. Applications from candidates not in Govern- rent whicheveris the less. ment Service should be completed on the prescribed form which may be obtained from the Secretary, Method of applicationDetailed typewritten Federal Public Service Commission, Lagos. . application (six copies) giving educational back- 8. Applications from candidates in Government ground with dates, age, nationality and marital status, Service should be submitted through the applicant’s _ qualifications and experience with institutions and Head of Department and the Secretary of the Public dates, publications with titles and briefs and three Service Commission concerned and be accompanied . referees, preferably University Professors or T'echni- bya confidential report on the prescribed form. cal Instructors, competent to attest to academic and/ - or’ professional excellence and ability, latent .or demonstrated, to work at university level. Applica- Government Notice No. 1977 tions by 30th October, 1965 to Secretary to Council, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Civil servants a NIGER DELTA Devenonyext Boarp should forward their applications through the Heads VACANCY FOR SURVEY! of their departments. ASSISTANTS Applications are invited from “suitably qualified ‘ . ‘ candidates for appointment to the above-mentioned ‘Government Notice No. 1976 post which exists in the service of the Board. Qualifications.— Candidates should have corrpleted INTER-REGIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS AT a course Oxpos1,SOKOTO AND Warri of studyin a Survey School or have attained the grade of Survey Assistant in the Public Service. VACANCIES FOR SENIOR EDUCATION Candidates are expected to be conversant with the use OFFICERS AND EDUCATION OFFICERS of survey instruments and competent with Theodolite and Level. Applications are invited from suitably qualified Nigerian candidates for the post of Senior Education Salary.—Scale E 1 (B & C) £196-342 : £349-448. Officer and Education Officer at the Inter-Regional -Point of entry dependsupon previous experience. Secondary Schools at Okposi, Sokoto and Warri. At Conditions of service.—Thepost.is, not-pensionable each school it is proposed to appoint 3 Senior but persons appointed will be eligible to-articipate Education Officers and 11 Education Officers. in a Non-contributory Staff Providént Fund Scheme of the Board. Other conditions -2. Scales. of salary—(a) Senior Education Officer are similar to those of the Federal Public Service. Ability to speak any —Scale A 1 (£1,368-1,890 p.a.) . dialect'of the Ijaw or Ogoni language. will be an_ (b) EducationOffcer—-Scale A (£720-1,584 p.a.) advantage, although not a requirement for appoint- ment to the post. : ¥ " 3. Qualifications.—Candidates should possess an Method of application—Applications should be honours degree (or equivalent in the case of Music addressed to The Sccretary, Niger Delta Develop- _and Art teachers) and have a Diplomain Education or ment Board, Private Mail Bag 5067, Azikiwe Road, similar qualification. Candidate for the posts of Port Harcourt, giving details of personal Senior Education Officer should haveat least 5 years particulars, qualifications and experience. Copies ofcertificates post-graduate teaching experience. (not originals) should : be forwarded with the applica- tions. Candidates in the Public Service should 4. Duties.—Candidates for the post of Senior apply through their Heads of Departments who Education Officer and Education Officer should be should forward copies of latest gonfidential reports capable of teaching one or two of the following with the applications. mo subjects up to Higher School Certificate Level :—, English, French, Latin, History, Geography, Mathe- Applications received in the officeafter the 4th of matics, Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zodlogy, November, 1965, will not be entertained and only Agricultural Science, Geology, Art and Music. They those applicants cgnsidered suitable will be advised. should also be prepared to take charge of extra- curricular activities and to perform otherduties as the Principal may reasonably assign to them. Both staff Government Notice No. 1978 ; and pupils will be taken from all parts of the Federa- tion and it is hoped to create’ in the schools an ‘UNESCO SPECIAL FuND AppoiNrmMENT atmosphere of National harmony: candidates should therefore be sincere believers in this goal. : 1. Title of Post.—Specialist in Thermodynamics. 5. Other conditions of service—(t) The posts are 2. Location.—Faculty of Engineering, Middle East . pensionable and appointments will be on probation Technical University, Ankara, ‘Turkey. : for three years for new entrants to Government 3. Background——The Middle Service. . ° East Technical University (METU), founded in 1956, is an institu- (6) Rent is payable at.the rate-of 84 per cent of tion of higher learning providing facilities for salary subject to a maximum of £150 if an officer is teaching and research in variousfields of science and accupying Government quarters. ~ to technology. «It places particular emphasis on the 21st October, 1965 ee OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1681 development of the resources of Turkey and other Assignment countries .in allowancé (expatriate allow- ‘ the area and on the solution of their ance):the local ecohomic problems; It is:intertded equivalent of .. $1,200 to meet, quali- ($950 if without dependants) tatively as well as quantitatively, the . ’ needs created . . by iecononic development and : Family allowances : dependent to exemplify a new ; spouse $400 concept of higher scientific and technological . ‘education each dependent child _ * in the Middle1 fast.East. The language of ‘Travel $300 instruction used in { he University is is provided for the expert and his depen- E English. , dants (spouse and children under 18 years Unesco has, undér the Expanded of age). In "Rrogramme of ‘addition, Unesco contributes towards ‘Technical Assistande, assisted the cost of in the development installation at the duty Station, the education of the University since its start and dependent of since 1960 also children, and the medical expenses of the under funds allocated by the United Nations staff member. Special On separation from Unesco, a _ Fund. repatriation grant is paid. The first phase ¢ f the assistance programmeis being completed, and the Special Fund will provide, WS0865/92PER/R during a new fivetyear period ending in 1970, extended assistance! to four Departments in the University’s Faculty of Engineering, the Depart- Government Notice No. 1979 ments of Electrica; » Mechanical, Chemical and Mining Engineering: UNITED NaTIONS In the academic’ year 1964-65 there will be. VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENTS approximately 1,100!students enrolled in the Faculty of Engineering. A’ full course The posts mentioned below are vacant. of: instruction is ‘details of each Further available, leading, after four years’ study, to a post will be madeavailable by the B.Sc. Permanent Secretary, degree in engineeri! ng, and to an M.S. after Ministry of Natural Resources an and Research,” additional year. The first year of the Lagos, on request. All persons courses is making enquiries common.to all branches of engineering, with speciali- about the post should state their qualifications and experience. satidn taking place if the second year of thé course. The students All for the degree courses are selected application must be addressed to: Secretary, The by meanisof an entrance examination from applicants Technical Assistance Recruitment who, have Services, completed! their secondary school studies: United N.ations, New York 17, New For students York, who aré not adequately prepared in the .° United States of America. English language for admission to the degree courses, Special Fund Project in a prbparatorycourse) of-one year is prévided Iran Geological Survey the to give Institute Job Description IRA-31-SE]Rev. necessary grounding, . . 1 ? 1 Note : This post is provided under a Special Fund 4.| Functions.—Tht candidate will be required Project to: forwhich the United Nations is the (¢) Lecturé graduate. courses ‘in advanced ‘Executing Agency. - thermodynamics and catalysis (one course per Post title.—Geologist (Mineralogy—Petrology). semester) ; se Duration.—Oneyear, with possibility it) Train counterparts of extension, by arranging weekly Date required.—As. ‘seminars in advanced topics soon as possible after 22nd of thermodynamics, November, 1965. ingluding both chemical engineering thermo- dynamics, and catalysis. Duty station.—Tehran. . , (#2) Design andsupervise the construction Duties.—Theexpertis expected, under ‘some of the general 2° catalytic supervision reactors at pilot plan scale ; of the Project Manager and the Chief a Geologist, to: (tv) Establish equipment lists and assist in installing the equipment ; ‘ . Organize and supervise a mineralogic-petro- (v) Perform such other functions as may graphic laboratory ; perform mineralogical be petrographical and assigned to him by Unesco in consultation with investigations in close co-operation with geologists the Chief Technical Adviser; ; Study and appraise various reports already available in Iran and summarize 5, Qualifications. 1 these results —Advanced degree in chemical - for publication ; train young Iranian engineering, mineralogists proficiertcy in subject field based .on ; and prepare reports in final form publications, teaching| and research experience. for publication. Qualifications.—Degree 6. Language qualifidations—Fluent English. in geology or mineralogy with extensive experience in making mineralogical ' 7... Duration of and petrographical appointment-—Two years, com- studies and preparing reports. , mencing October Experience 1966, in ore-microscopy desirable. Knowledge of laboratory techniqueessential. 8. International salary and allowances.—(Net Ability to prepare of reports in clear and correct English national income ‘tax—payable partly in the currency essential. of the staff member's homeorof the duty station). Languages.—English essential; knowledge Farsi desirable. of Basesalary per annur : equivalent.to Gross : $11,400 NoMInarTIons” ‘ Lo oP Net - $8,930 sHouLD BE SUBMITTED BEFORE 22ND Post adjustment: (cost of living, subject to Ocroser, 1965, ot change without né tice) at this date : the 2. Special local equivalent Fund Project in India Institute for io web $396 Petroleum Exploration ($264 Job Description IND-32- without dependants) SG/Rev. 1. . | wf 4 \ 1680. OFFICIAL GAZETTE ' No. 81, Vol. $2 Conditions of service.—Passages paid for appointee, 6. Method of application—Applications should be - wife and five children under11 years, on appointment, addressed to the Secretary, Federal Public Service leave after 21 months’ tour and termination. Child- Commission, Private Mail Bag No. 12586, Lagos, to. ren’s and car allowances, superannuation scheme. reach him notlater than 15th November, 1965. - Accommodation with hard standard furniture at rent rates not exceeding 7.7 per cent of salary or standhrd 7. Applications from candidates not in Govern- rent whicheéver.is the less. i ment Service should be completed on the presctibed form which may be obtained from the~Secrétary, Federal Method of application.—Detailed typewritten Public Service Commission, Lagos:. application (six copies) giving educational back- .8. Applications from candidates in Government ground with dates, age, nationality and marital status, Service should be submitted through the’applicant’s qualifications and experiencée with institutions and Head ‘of Departmentand the Secretary of the Public dates, publications with titles and briefs and three Service Commission concerned and be accompanied referees, preferably University Professors or Techni- bya confidential report on the prescribed form. cal Instructors, competentto attest to academic and/ ele or professional excellence and ability, latent ‘or demonstrated, to work.at university level. Applica- Government Notice No. 1977 L. . ~~ tions by 30th October, 1965 to Secretaryto Coungil, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Civil servants Nicer Decra DrveLopMENt Bown -. Should forward their applicationstthrough the Heads |VACANCY FOR SURVEY ASSISTANTS ~-of their departments. . hn ms ‘Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for appointment to the above-mentioned - ‘ Government Notice No. 1976 past which exists in the service ofthe Board. : 2 Qualifications.— INTER-REGIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS AT Candidates should have corrpleted “@xposit, SOKOTO AND"Warr a dourse of study in a Survey School or have attained the grade of Survey Assistant in the Public Service. VACANCIES FOR SENIOR EDUCATION: Candidates are expected to be conversant,with the use - OFFICERS AND EDUCATION OFFICERS of sutvey instruments and competent with Theodolite and Level. - . | ‘Applications are invited from suitably qualified . Nigerian candidates for the post of Senior Education Salary.—Scale E 1 (B & C) £196-342 + £349-448, . Officer and Education Officer at the Inter-Regional Point of entry depends upon previous experience. + — " Secondary Schools at Okposi, Sokoto and Warri. At Conditions of service—Thepost is not pensionable - ‘each school it is préposed to appoint 3 Senior but persons appointed will be eligible Education Officers and 14 Education Officers. to participate ,. ina Non-contributory Staff Provident Fund Scheme ofthe’ Board. Other conditions are similar to those 2. Scales of sala*y.—(a) Senior Education Officer of the Federal Public Service. Ability to speak any —Scale A 1 (£1,368-1,890 p.a.) dialect of the Ijaw or Ogoni language will be-an (b) EducationOfficer—Scale A (£720-1,584 p.a.) | advantage, although not a requirement for appoint- " mentito the post. 3. Qualifications:—Candidates should possess an Method “of application—Applications should be honours degree (or equivalent in the case of Music addressed to The Secretary, Niger Delta Develop- and Art teachers) and have a Diploma in Education or ment Board, Private Mail. Bag 5067, Azikiwe-Road, similar qualification. Candidate for the posts of Port Harcourt, giving defails of personalparticulars, Senior Education, Officer should have at least 5 years qualifications and experience. Copies of cértificates _ post-graduate teaching experience. (not-originals) should be forwarded with the applica- tions. Candidates in the Public Service should 4. Duties——Candidates for the-.post of Senior apply through their Heads of Departments “who .. Education Officer and Education Officer should be should forward copies of latest confidential reports - . capable of teaching one or two of the follewing . with the applications. subjects up to Higher School Certificate Level :— rep English, French, Latin, History, Geography, Mathe- - Applications received in the office after the 4th of matics, Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, November, 1965, will not be entertained and only Agricultural Science, Geology, Art and Music. They those applicants considered suitable will be advised. should also be prepared to take charge of extra- curricular activities.and to perform otherduties as the Principal may reasonably assign to them. Both staff Government Notice No. 1978 ae and pupils will be taken from all parts of the Federa- : ' “a tion and it is hoped to create in the schools an UNESCO Spectra FUND APPOINTMENT : atmosphere of National harmony : candidates should therefore. be sincere believers in this goal. 1. Title of Post.—Specialist in Thermodynamics, 5. Other conditions of service.—(a) The posts are 2. Location.—Faculty of Engineering, Middle East pensionable and appointments will be on probation Technical University, Ankara, Turkey. for three years for new entrants to Government 3. Background—The Middle East Service. . . University Technical (METU), founded in 1956, is an instity- (6) Rent is payable at the rate of 84 per cent of tion of higher learning providing facilities for salary subject to a maximum of £150if an officer is teaching andresearch in variousfields of science quarters. and occupying Government technology. It places particular emphasis on-the ? 21st Octobér, 1945 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1681 ; development of thd resources of Turkey and other Assignment allowance (expatriate countries in the area allow- and onthe solution of their ance) : the local equivalent ‘economic problems, It is intended of .. $1,200 to meet, quali- ($950 if without dependants) tatively as: well as quantitatively, the needs created by : . eccononin,develdpment and: to exemplify a new Familyallowdentcirendentspouse : goncept of ‘higher scientific and technological a P 300 education . . me in the’ Middle East. The language; of |. Travel instruction used in the is provided for the expert and his depen- 2,in f University is English. dants (spouse (sp and children under 18 years of age). ‘In Unesco has, under the Expanded Programme addition, B of Unesco contributes towards the cost of Technical Assistande, assisted in the development installation at the duty station, the education of of the University since its start and since dependent 1960 also children, and the medical expensesof the under funds allocatad by the United Nations staff member. Special On separation from Unesco, a Fund. ; ' repatriation grantis paid. The first phase 6f the assistance programme is being completed, and the Special Fund will provide, WS0865/92PER/R during a new five-year period ending-in 1970, extended ‘assistance! to four Departments in the University’s Facult} of Engineering, the Departs Government Notice No. 1979 . ments of Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical and Mining Engineering; . . UNITED NaTIons In the academic! year 1964-65 there will be VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENTS approximately 1,100jstudents enrolled A in the Faculty .lhe posts of Engineering. full course of mentioned below are vacant. Further instruction is ‘details available, leading, ahes four years’ of each post will be made available by study, to a B.Sc. . Permanent the degree in engineering, and to an MS. Secretary, Ministry of Natural Resources after an and Research, additional year. et first year of Lagos, on request. All persons the courses is making enquiries commontoall branchesof engineering, with speciali- about the post should state their qualifications and experience. ‘sation taking place in the second year of the course. The All students for the degrée courses are selected application must’ be addressed to: The ~by Meansof an entrance examination from applicants Secretary, Technical Assistance Recruitment who have completed Services, their secondary school studies. United Nations, New York 17, New York, * For students who are not adequately prepared in the United States of America, ’ English language for|admission to the degree courses, a Special Fund Project in Iran Geological preparatory coursd of one year is provided to give Survey the Institute Fob Description IRA-31-SE necessary groun ding. - . 1 /Rev. 1 1 Note : This post is provided under a Special "4, Functions.—The candidate will be required Project Fund to: for which the United Nations is the (i) Lecture graduate courses in advanced Executing Agency. thermodynamics and.. catalysis (one course per Post title—Geologist (Mineralogy—Petrology). semester) ; : i Duration.—Oneyear,*with possibility (i) Train cburtterparts of extension. by arranging weekly Date required—As seminars in advanced topics of thermodynamiés, soon as Possible after 22nd including November, 1965. , both ¢hemical engineering thermo- | dynamics, and cat: alysis. Duty station.—Tehran. (iii) Design and supervise the construction of Duties.—The expert is expected, underthe supervision general some catalytic reactors at pilot plan scale 3; 00 of the Project Manager and Geologist, to : the Chief (iv) Establish equipment lists. and assist in installing the equipment ; Organize and ‘supervise a mineralogic-petro- graphic (v) Perform such other functions as may laboratory; perform mineralogical be petrographical and assigned to him by Unesco ini consultation with ~ investigations in close co-operation the with geologists Chief Technicdl Adviser ; ; ‘Study’ and appraise various 1 " reports already available in Iran and summarize these results 5. Qualifications.Advanced degree in chemical for .publication ; train young Iranian engineering, mineralogists proficiency in subject field based on ; and prepare reports in final form publications, teaching and research experience. for publication. Qualifications—Degree 6. Language qualifitations—Fluent in geology or’ minéralogy English. ” “with extensive | experience in making mineralogical 7. Duration of appointment—Two years, sand petrographical studies and preparing mencing com- perience reports. October 1966. 7 in ore-microscopydesirable. Knowledge . of laboratory 8. International techniqueessential. Ability to prepare salary and allowances.—(Net of reports national in clear and correct English essential. income tax—ipayable partly in the currency s ,of the staff member's homeorof the duty station). Languages.—English essential ; knowledge Farsi desirable. of Base salary per annum: equivalent to Gross $11,400 NoMINATIONS SHOULD | Net. $8,930 BE SUBMITTED BEFORE. 22ND Post adjustment (cdst of living, subject to OcToBER, 1965. change without notice) at this date : the 2. Special Fund Project in local equivalent of . $396 Petroleum. India Institute for ($264 without Exploration Job Description IND-32- dependants) SG/Rev, 1, ' 1682 \ OFFICIAL GAZETTE _ No. 81, Vol.52. gc Note.—-This post is provided under a Special Fund +. Request from the Government of India Job Project for which the United Nations1s the Description IND-14-AlI ° Executing Agency. - Post title.—MechanicalEngineer (Tools and Dies), Post title-—Expert in Well Logging. Duration.—Oneyear, with possibility of extension. Duration.—Oneyear. Date required.—As soon as possible after 22nd. - Date required—As soon as possible after 22nd _ November, 1965. November, 1965. : . Duty station—Small Industries Service Institute, Duty station.—Dehra Dun, - Bombay, or any other Small Industries Service _ Duties.—The expertis expectedto: Institute when required. Establish a Well Logging Section in the Research Duties.—The expert is expected’ to design different and Training Wing; typesoftools,dies,jigs andfixtures requiredfor various Give practical and theoretical instruction on small industries’ products and to instruct counter- _various types of well logging techniques and parts in the design of same. Efforts will be made to interpretations ; and’ a manufacture these iterhs in.the Institute workshop Organize and guide research in well logging under the guidanceof the expert. . methods. : A Qualifications.—Degree or diploma in Mechanical experience in the various Engineering or a certificate in Tool Designing. Qualifications—Long Considerable practical experience in design of press well logging methods used in the oil industry and in tools, cutting dies or forging dies or plastic moulds, qualitativd and quantitative interpretation of the logs. in a reputed firm abroad. - 1 4 He should also have to his credit research work related to well logging, and should have published _ Language.—English essential. . fF 1 papers. NOMINATIONS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED BEFORE 22ND ' Language.—English. OcroBER, 1965. je Background information—The Institute for S. Special Fund,Project in Iran Geological Survey — Petroleum Exploration, which is being financed in Institute fob Description LRA-31-SC/Rev. 1 part by the Special Fund,will be set up as a Research and Training Wing! of the Oil and Natural Gas Note.—This post is provided under a Special Fund Commission of the Governmentof India. Project for which the United Natioris is the Executing Agency. Po, NOMINATIONS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED BEFORE 22ND Ocroser, 1965. - a Post title-—Chemical Analyst (Chief, ‘Chetnica Laboratory). , : 3. Special Fund Project in Colombia Institute of Duration.—One_ year, initially, with possible General Administration Job Description COL-81- extension. SB/Rev.1 Date required.—As soon as possible after 22nd Note.—This post is provided under a Special Fund November, 1965. oe Project for which the United Nations is the Duty station.—Tehran | a Executing Agency. Duties.—The expert is expected, under the general Post title—Financial Administration (Instructor). direction of the Project.Manager, to: . aoa! Fes ncaa Duration.-—One year, with possibility of extension. Supervise the analytical laboratory serving the’ # “———_ Date required.—As soon as possible after 22nd Geological, Mineral Resources and Ground Water. -- November, 1965. Departmentandto beresponsible for the direction”~ Duty station.—Bogota. of this laboratory to the ProjectManager and the - Managing Director of the Geological Survey - under the Duties——The expert will be expected, Institute; | ; | : general guidance and co-ordination of the Chief Nations Special Fund, to : Establish proceduresand tests best designed t® Adviser for the United fulfil the needs of the Geological Laboratories ; Participate," as instructer, in the training programmeof the Institute and, wheneverfeasible Plan and supervise! the work in the vatious in other training schemes of the Government; phases of analytical determination ; Train national counterpart staff of the Institute Make analyses of rocks and ogres and prépare in matters pertainingto his field of specialization ; reports both for use ofthe field men and for independent publicatign in clear concise English ; _. Render advice concerning problemsof financial administration, as requested by the Institute and and , 4 Train Iranian chemists in all aspects of analytical the Government; aa techniques. Make studies and recommendations and parti- cipate in research projects dealing with all aspects Qualifications.—Analytical chemist or chemical of financial administration, as directed ; and engineer with qualifying degree, preferably.advanced Assist the Institute and the Governmentin any degree and extensive experience in making: and form compatible with his experience andskills. supervising analytical work and in the preparation of reports for publication. Experience with various academic background - ° QualificationsSubstantial techniques of analysis’ including spectrography and ‘and broad experience in the field of financial X-Ray essential. be oe administration, including experience in teaching and/or training ofcivil servants. Language.—English required f knowledge of Farsi Language.—Spanish essential. desirable. : i NOMINATIONS SHOULD, BE SUBMITTED BEFORE 22ND NOMINATIONS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED BEFORE 22np Octfoser, 1965. . OcTosER, 1965. . S, 21st October, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1683 6. Request from' the Government of Mexico Yob : Description MEX-16-B. ; Languages.—English, knowledge of Italian would 3 be useful.- . Post title-—Chemical Engineer (Pharmaceutical NOMINATIONS ‘SHOULD BE SUBMITTED BEFORE 29TH Industry Adviser). , Ocroser, 1965. Duration.—Fourmonths, 8. Request from the Government of Somalia Job Description SOM-41-F. Date required.—As soon as possible after 29th Post title—Wublic Finance (Budget Planning and November, 1965. Programming). ! Duty station.—MexicoCity. Duration.—One Year with possibility of extension. Duties—The expert is expected, in collaboration Date required.—As soon as possible after 29th ‘with the Industrial Programming Department of November, 1965. aoa. | _ Nacional Financiera, S.A., the main organ of inter- Duty station—Mogadiscio. : national credit and industrial promotion of the Duttes——The expert is expected to: Mexican Government, ‘to prepare a comprehensive Undertake detailed examination of the existing report on the possibilities of manufacturing phas- Rules and Regulations relating to the formulation maceuticals in Mexico. This report should cover, and structure of the Regular and Special Budget inter alia : 1 and formulate suggestions: fpr necessary. imnprove- Those pharmaceuticals in common demand in ments, specifically as congefns the organization of Mexico, with acceptable substitutes for each ; the budget documents along functional lines and introduction Of a standard object.classification, as Customary raw materials used in manufacturing well as forms of stibmission of the estimates ; each product, and the known manufacturing process; 2.0 j. Work out, in collaboration with the Plafining Directorate and Ministries of the Government, Availability of. the raw materials (natural or procedures assuring co-ordination of development for synthesising)jin or to Mexico; ‘ plans with the budget estimates; . World wideligt of names and addresses of the Assist in the’ preparation of -comprehensive ‘principal manufacturers of each product ; and budget documentation and proper-segregation of Economics of |manufacturing each product in the annualrecurrent and capital expenditures; Mexico, both from natural sources as well as Make recofamendations on the organization and via synthetic routes, functions of the budget office, prepare. budgeting manuals for the personnel of the budget office Qualifications.—Degree in Chemistry, or chemical technology or industrial chemistry. Experience at and budgetofficers, in particular in the Ministries and organize or :take part in the training oflocal management level‘of planning establishment and operation of pharmaceutical manufacturing in- personnel, ,. : dustries. Knowledge of pharmacology and/or phar-" QualificationsAdequate academic qualifications and practical expérience in public finance at the macognosy would 9¢ advantageous. administrative level Expert should be familiar with Languages—English essential; knowledge of the methods of funttional and economicclassification Spanish higly desirable. ‘ of government transactions and principles of Pro- NOMINATIONS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED BEFORE 29TH gramme Budgeting. ; . OcroBeErR, 1965. | : \ Languages—English ; knowledge of Italian would 7. Request from the Government of Somalia Job be useful. : Description SOM-41-D. NoMINATIONS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED BEFORE 29TH Ocroser, 1965. Post title.—Accountant (Government Accounting). 9. Request from the Government of Somalia Job Duration.—Oneyear with possibility of extension. Description SOM-41-E. - Date required—As soon as possible after 29th Post title—Public Finance (Administration). November, 1965. ; Duration.—One year with possibility of extension. Duty station—Mogadiscio. Date required—aAs soan as possible after 29th November, 1965. . ; Duties.—-The expert is expected to :, Duty station—Mogadiscio. _ Assist in the unification of accounting practites Duties—The expert is expected to : in the northern arid southern regions of the country Advise on the preparation of the General and —onthe basis of Regulations for Accounts of the Special Budget estimates ; work out in collabora- State, published in 1962 but notyet totally imple- tion with the planning Directorate, procedures mented. When necessary, propose such amend- assuring co-ordination between planning and ments to the aboye regulations as may be required budgeting activities (Special Budget) and to assist for their introduction in both regions ; in improving the form of presentation of both Assist in carrying out improvements in the time budgets; . element in Government Accounting, specially as Promotefurther integration of Financial Admi- concerns periodical reports and annual closing of nistration in the southern and northern regions accounts; and of the country, standardization of accounting and Work out detailed accounting forms and reporting, procedures with a view to permitting instructions as well as manuals of procedures for timely and adequate control of budgetary expen- training of local personnel and take part ia such ditures ; training. Y Examine existing procedures governing tax Qualifications.—Accountant with academic back- assessment and collection and undertake studies ground or equivalent and practical experience in for developing adequate fiscal policies in order to overnment Accounting at different administrative increase revenue of the State and stimulate evels, \ economic development; ot fe a . toe 1684 1 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 81, Vol 52 Organize in collaboration with the Somali Government Notice No. 1980 National Bank proper management of foreign debt arising from loans extended by foreign FooD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE,- - countries for implementation of development UNITED NaTIONS 4 . ~ Projects ; and ; VACANCIES Improve discipline within the financial admi- The posts mentioned below are’vacant. Further nistration of the’ State at the ministerial and. details of each post will be made available by the— ~~ - subordinate levels and to assure effective measures Permanent Secretary, Ministry-ef Natural Resources-- «- Of supervision at all administrative levels. The and Research, Lagos, on ‘request. All Perséns expert will be assisted in his activities by the ~-making enquiries about the post. should state~their _ experts in Budget Programming and Planning afid. qualifications and experience, Government Accounting, whose duties would Applications must be addressed include preparation of the to Chief Recruit” required laws and ment Section, Personnel regulations, detailed administrative Branch, FAO, via delle instructions . Termedi Caracalla, Rome,Italy. and manuals, as well as training of local personnel. _ : Post’: VA. No. 1082 FISHERIES OFFICER (INTER- Qualifications—Adequate academic qualifications NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS) P-4 and several years practical experience at a sénior Under the. general supervision of the level in financial administration in the national ~ Chief, Pro- G8vernment. gram Co-ordination Office, assumes responsibility for the Divisions’ liaison and working relationships Languages—English ; kniowledge of Italian weuld with bodies concerned with fisheries external to the be useful. Organization, whether international, non-gdvern- _aoe . mental or at national level. Specifically he, will: NOMINATIONS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED .BEFORE 29TH OcToseEr, 1965. Work in close collaboration with the orcas and Divisions of the Program and Budgetary Service and the 10. Special fund Project in Afghanistan Central Department of Public Relations and ‘Legal Affairs in maintaining authority for Housing and Town Planning, Kabul Fob liaison in fishery matters, as directed, with description AFG-81-SH (TARS-62). . related agencies and committees of the United Nations family, with inter-governmental NOTE: This post is. provided under a Special Fund organizations, with non-governmental organizations . Project for which the United Nationsis the and with national FAO committees and “other “ Executing Agency. concernednational bodies. i Post title-—Sociologist or Social Psychologist. Act as the co-ordinator of the Division’s relation- Duration.—One year, with péssible extension. ships with such bodies ; maintain effective working “ relationships with Offices and Branches Date regiired.—January 1966. ® af the Division as necessary, especially where these supply Duty station.—Kabul. specific technicalsecretariat services. Duties.-The expert will be : a memberi of a team y* “Pt@pare reports as assigned-onte meetingssatl attended of experts under. thé. cb-ordination of the Chief or on items requiring reporting action. | Adviser appointed’ bythe United Nations to advise In collaboration with they Intelligence and and assist the Central Authorityfor Housing and Technical Town Planning Reports Section develop and maintain in the field ofstudyoutlined below. relevant documentation. ’ The expert is expédted to : Assist im providing secretariat services for the Collect existing information on recent movement FAO Committee on Fisheries. __ : of popilatién and general--social structure in the provincial Undertake other related duties,:as assigned. capitals and their surroundingareas ; Qualifications Initiate research _essential—University degree in surveys of social characteristic relevant discipliners’yvhich ’- and structure Gf may include natural the population mentioned above, sciences, fisheries with respect food technology, engineering or to the experience and preferences of economics. the inhabitants, with emphasis on the idea of continuity in development andits implication for Seven years’ experience in fisheries and/or inter- physical planning; : ~ national relations in the field of fisheries, at either international or govérnmentallevel. Collaborate, in relation to housing, with- the Very good architect of the team and assist ‘knowledge of one of the official in the preparation languages of plans of houses including, of the Organization (English, French, low-cost housing Spanish). ° on the basis of information received as above Poe indicated ; and co “High degree of adaptability, as well as ability to Train local counterpart personnel. write lucid and concise reports and to co-operate effectively with people of different nationalities and Qualifications—Academic degree in sociology or of various social and educationallevels. Demonstrated social psychology or professional qualificationsin ability inf the supervision of. professional workers in this subject. Experience in research survey. subjectfield. fount Language.—English. Emoluments, based on US$ equivalents, are het of national income tax. They NOMINATIONS are payable in the SHOULD BE SUBMITTFI) REFORE 29TH currency of the Ocroser, 1965. Duty Station and. on request, partially in the currencyofthe HomeStation : ‘ te7 eed He 21st October, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1685 . Salary Gross.—$11,400 to. $15,000 (Equivalent to Under the general supervision of.the Branch .a ‘Net’ range of$8,930-$11,420. Chief, is responsible for the operation of FAQO’s program of work‘in the field of water development, . Family allowance—Spouse $400 Child $300 particularly as carried out within the framework of Secondarydependent $200, United Nations, Special Fund Projects. Specifically, Post adjustment pa—vyariable according to assists Member Countries in the preparation of cost of living and to dependency status, at present requests to the Special Fundor in the reformulation from $1,320-S2,460. Other benefits subject to of requests previously submitted. specific terms of dppointment. Drafts Plans of Operation and discusses them with Type of appointment—Permanent. .. governments. Prepares calls for proposals for sub- Location.—Roine. contracts, studies the offers received, conducts technical negotiations with consulting firms, and Closing date.—| 5th December, 1965. drafts the technical parts of sub-contracts. Selects experts’ for project assignments and 2. Post: VA.! No. 1083 FISHERIES OFFICER supervises the technical aspects of their work. (BIoLocicaL Data) P-2; Ensures the technical supervision and servicing of Under the supervision of the Chief;Figheries field projects, prepares regular progress reports, and Biology Branch, land in collaboration with the staff participates in the editing of final reports. of the sections within the Brancli’Searches, extracts and arnotates scientific! and technical Advises Member Countries on water resources publications for the documentation services main- development for agricultural purposes through the - tained bythe Section. : . preparation of publications, the operation of meetings and training centres, and by personal contact and Assists in the development of ‘thecenter for correspondence. _ deposit of Neeube data coming from internatignal oceanographic expeditions. Reviews proposed country programs in the field .. | . of water resources development and advises govern- Assists in the preparation “ een of subject reviews, and mentsas to their technical suitability. in- related activities pertaining to analysis. and dissemination of}information pertaining to marine ‘Undertakes other special assignments concerning and freshwater resources. . . water resources development, as requested. Performs other related professipnal duties as Qualifications essential.—University degree and assigned. ‘post graduate work in the field of water control and be . . . woo : development with special reference to agricultural Qualifications | essential—University degree in uses of water. biology or other rélevant subjectfield. Seven years’ experience in planning water resources Three years’ efperience in fisheries research and/ development and hydraulic works, including expe- or scientific docurhentation work. rience in senior supervisory position in ministries or Very good knowledge of one of the official Ian-, private enterprises. guages of FAO (English, French, Spanish). Very good knowledgeof one ofthe official languages Ability to summarize written material. of the Organisation (English, French, Spanish). Ability to write reports and correspondence Qualifications desirable—Organizational ability. clearly and concisely. . Experience in maintenance of documentation systems. Familiarity ' with numerical data compilation Ability to establish and maintain good working procedures. relations with staff members of different nationali- ties. e Very good knéwledge of more than one official language, of the Organization; working knowledge Emoluments, based on US $ equivalents, are net of of other} languages in which scientific literature is ‘national income tax. They are payable in the publishgd. ! currency of the Duty Station and on request, partially in the currency of the HomeStation: Emokuments, Hased on US$ equivalents, are ne of natipnal income tax. They are payable in the Salary Gross $11,400 to $15,200 (Equivalent to a currency of the Duty Station and on request, partial- ‘Net’ range of $8,930-$11,420. ly in the currencyof the HomeStation; Family allowance.—Spouse $400 Child $300 Secondary dependent $200. Salhry Gross.-+$7,500 to $9,900 (Equivalent to a ‘Net’ range of $6,130-$7,880. Post adjustment per annum.—Variable according to cost of living and to dependencystatus, at present Family allowance.—Spouse $400 Child $300 from $1,320-$2,460. Other benefits subject to 5S econdary dependent $200. specific terms of appointment. Post adjustment p.a—variable according to Type of appointment.—Fixed term 36 months. cost of living-and to dependencystatus, at present Location.—Rome. from $920-$1,800. Other benefits subject to specific terms of appointment. a Closing date.—15th November, 1965. Type of appointinent.—Permanent. 4. Post : VA. No. 1085 Economist P-3. Location.—Rome. Under the general direction of the Chief, Africa Closing date.—{ 5th December, 1965. Section, the incumbent carries out responsible research and analysis work on economic agpects of 3. Post: VA. i No, 1084 TECHNICAL OFFICER, the food and agricultural situation.and problems in (WaTER DEVELOPMENT) P-4 . Africa. Specifically: - ‘ we 5 ace * 1686 Ce a OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 81, Vol. 52 * . analyses food and agricultural’ conditions in timing and budgeting of the various elements and final Africa, including developments in the prefluction the preparation of technical reports andofthe and consumption, prices, trade, and demand. for report ; ‘ agricultural products important in the countries of (if) assisting in’ the selection of government this region. . aba, § counterpart personnel, and recepients of Special 3 * Analyses agricultural development plans and Fund fellowships ; supervision of the. training of policies of the ¢ountries of Africa, within the frame- (Government counterpart, personnel to ensure the work of their general programs for economic and continyation of the research and demonstration social development. . : programmesuponthe term nation of the project; Prepares, to an advanced stage,.studics om the Gti) the direction of-international personnel and food and agricultural “situation and of spegehc co-ordination of their work ; problems ofagricultural development in the. region (iv) accounting to the Executive Agency (FAO) as a. whole abdein individual countries, including for all material, equipment and transport, and for documentation for the FAO Conference, council the disbursing of funds supplied by the UNSF. -and Regional Conferences and for more specialized As Vegetable Breeder he will be responsible for : meetings and working parties. Collaborates with FAO agricultural economists assigned. -as_ field (a) the development of proper methods for project personnelin the countries of Africa, including tasting local andintroduced varieties of vegetables assistance in their recruitment and. briefing, and and for obtdining improved vartcties or strains of technical advice as required ; with FAOagricultural vegetables. me . economists assigned as out-posted [regional staff in (b) training governmentcounterpart personnel Africa, and with officials’ of international, inter- of demonstration programmes.-- toy governmental and governméntal agencies concerned Qualifications.>Rh.D:, degree -or equivalent in with the agricultural developmentof these countries. ten years experience in Performs related professional duties, as assigned. horticulture. Minifnum*of . vegetable breedj gand—production. Ability to ~ Qualifications.—Essential : University degree in : organize and pervise comprehensive research and, Agricultural Economics, in Economics or in demonstratio#’ prograrfimes and to direct research Agriculture, supplemented by further studies in and field onnel. “Ability to establish and Agricultural Economics. maintain good personnelrelationships. Five years .of professional level experience in Language.—Good knowledge of English. Agricultural Economics, including studies related to Africa. Emoluments.—Theyare based on US $equivalents, Very “good knowledge of one of the official net of national income tax. Theyare pavable partially languages of ‘the Orgariization (English, French, in the currency of the home countryahd partly in the Spanish). currency of the country of dutystation, ‘ Ability to assemble, analyse and evaluate informa- (1) Base salary.—Appointment will be made at a tion, to draft clearly and concisely reports and ‘*pross’’ annual salary within the range of $14;000 to papers ; and to work in co-operation with staff $18,000 (equivalent to a ‘‘net’’ range of $10,650 to members of various nationalities. 2 $13,100). Payments ate made on the basis of net salary only. The difference between the ‘‘gross’’.and Emoluments.—based on US$ equivalents, are net the ‘‘net’’ is equivalent to a withholding tax, which in of national income tax. They.are payable in the the UN salary system is called ‘Staff Assessment.” a currencyof the Duty Station andon request, partially ‘ £ in the currency of the Home Station «, (2} Allowances and benefits : ~ Salary.—Gross $7,500 to $9,900 (Equivalent to a (a) Post adjustment—Currently a plus -post ‘Net’ range of $6,130-$7,880 ‘- adjustment(cost-of-living adjustment)is in effect for the duty station indicated ‘equal to an addition to net Family allowance-——Spouse $400 Child $300 based salary within the range of $312 to $552 per oe Secondary dependent $200. unnum. (The post adjustment ts subject to revision Post adjustment. p.a.—variable according to cost of, upward or downward depénding on movements in living and to. dependency status, at present from the cost of living index, as determined by inter- $920-$1,800. Other benefits subject to specific agency review, taking into account price levels, terms of appointment. prevailing rates of exchange, and other relevant Type of abpointment.—Permanent. factors). Location.—Rome. (b) Other emoluments.—(in accordance with term, _of appointment) : Dependency allowance (wife and Closing date.—19th November, 1965. children) ; education grant ; assignment allowance; repatriation grant ; and other.benefits in accordance.. 5. Post: VA No. 61-PL-21 Project Manxacer with the United Nations’ sy$tem of salaries and AND VEGETABLE BREEDER allowances for internationalstaff. . ~ As Project Manager on behalf of FAQ, the incum- *s Type of appointment.—RKive years. bent will be responsible for: station—Cairo, United Arab Republic. \C (i) the detailed planning, organiz.ition, adminis- Duty tration and execution of the protwct, including Closing date.—30th November, 1965. -- Printed and Published by The: Federal Ministry of Information, Printing Division, Lagos, Nigeria. 2404/1065/8,400 sees Annual Subscription from Ist Januaryeachyear is ; Overseas and Local £4-13s-0d postfree. Overseas Second Class Air Mail £6-10s-Od. Present issue 2s-0d per copy. 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