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Officialpyri Officialpyri No.20 Lagos ~ 26th April, 1979. ‘Vol. 66 | CONTENTS. oe . Page Page Movements of Officers iss oe 522-29 Mafoluku Road Postal Agency—Opening of 543 '. Ministryof Defence—Nigerian Armiy— - Blegushi Street Postal Agency—Opening of 543 Promotions 530.36 Ministry of Defence—Ni erian Army— . Loss of Local Purchase Orders © 2. > «. 543 ” Co try §issions. : g coe 536-37 Loss of Original Local Purchase Order.» 543 - " Ministry of Defence—Nigerian Air Force List of Police Stations and Posts in Nigeria 544-59 . Retirement of Officers -- “533° Items of Import under Specific Import: Ministry of Defence—Nigerian Air Force— Licence os 559-60 Voluntary Discharge of Officers .. ++ 538 Central Bank of Nigeria—Board Resolutionsat . Ministry of Defence—NigerianAir Force— - " its Meeting of Thursday, 12th April, 1979 561-64: Dismissal of Officers . 538 | FederalMinistry of Trade—Sale of Customs and Excise Notice No. 61—Revision - . Unserviceable Motor Vehicles oe - 564-65. of Fees, Licences, Rents and other Charges “Vacancies . os . 565-66 relating to Customs and Excise Services 539-40 Public Notice No. 29—Kay Ramsons and _ New Era Benin Postal Agency—Opening of . 541 | ‘Associates. (Nigeria) Limited—Special Resolution -. 566 Ikire Departmental:Post Office—Opening of 541 Anjiaokpala Postal Agency—Opening of 541 Public Notice. No. 30—Kay Ramsons ‘and Associates (Nigeria) Limited—Appointnent - High Level, Makurdi Postal Agency - of Liquidator a 566 Openingof ae : . .. S44 Public Notice No. 31—Jos Hansen and Sochne ‘Ogbido Postal AgencyOpening‘of 2 «544 . Electronics Limited—Final Meeting .. 567 Onuigberi Postal Agency—Opening of .. 541 - Ugbokodo Postal Agency—Opening of . 542 Abina Postal Agency—Opening of .- . 542° INDEX TO Lica, Notices ny SUPPLEMENT Orile-Oko Postal Agency—Openingof ae =—«542 L.N. No. Short Title Page Isheri Road Postal Agency—Opening of .. 542 —Decree No. 15—Electoral (Amendment) Osina Postal Agency—Openingof ... .. 542 Decree 1979 .. _ A107 Oregun Postal Agency—Openingof . 542 ——Decree No. 16—Bankruptcy Decree 1979 A109 522, _ OFFICIAL GAZETTE No.20, Vol. 66 Government Notice No. 452 NEW APPOINTMENTS AND.OTHER STAFF CHANGES “The following are notified for general-information :— NEW APPOINTMENTS Department Name .- Appointment Date of : 0 . : . ” ‘> Appointment Cabinet Office .. Emmanuel, F.B. .. Driver-Mechanic .. 19-6-74 . Salako, Mrs M. A. .. Clerical Assistant ~ se 1-4-75 — Customs and Excise .. -Adeleye, A. .. Motor Driver-Mechanic, Grade II .. 13-477 Ogungbesan, $.Q. .. Motor Driver ‘.. 17-1-77 Ministry of Agriculture. Awofiranye, Mrs R.A. ‘Typist, Grade I 17-5-75 _ and Rural Dore, M. P. O. .. Wildlife Officer, Grade II 3-10-77 Meeopment . Ministry of Communica- Afolabi,Mrs S.A. .. Typist, Grade ITI 2-9-74 Isibor, S. - Postal Officer-in-Training 20-1-75 Mineey of Defence .. Adedugbe, MrsE. M. Staff.Nurse/Midwife 41-11-76 _ Adeyemo, Missi. Clerical Assistant «. | 29-4-74 Akpom, Miss M,C... Clerical Assistant 12-12-74 Ayodele, MrsA. Typist, Grade IT 1-4-78 . Egbe, Miss G. .. Clerical Assistant . 1-12-76 | . Idem, U. E. .» Nursing Auxillary _1-4-78 Inyang, Miss A. A. .. Telephone Attendant * : 1-4~70. Olabode, T. .. Artisan, Grade ITI . 248-67 Oyinemi, D. oes Security Guard - . 15-1-76 Umoru, 8. ... Clerical Assistant .. 24-1-70 Woroji, M. Clerical Assistant .. .8-1-69 | Ministry of Economic Anigbogu, Miss G. U. Typist, Grade JIT 28-6-73 Development and . Ojo; Miss F. O. .. Typist, Grade TIT . ae 28-6-68 Reconstruction © - . Tomori, P. B. .. Planning Officer, Grade II .. 30-11-77 © Ministry of Education Edim, Miss G.. _.. Education Officer, Grade I (English) . 15-7-74 Ministry of Establish- Akeju, J. B. .. Higher Executive Officer. (General Duties) 30-8-77° § ments Okpeh, V. D. A, ... Typist, Grade Wi 1-2-77 | - Olaifa, H. O. .» Stores Officer - .. 14-776 Ministry ‘of External Edemo, G. .., Clerical Officer -30-5-73 airs * . Ministry of Health :. Agwu,J.O. Pupil Scientific Officer <. 4-10-77 © Ministry of Information Afere, S. Te .. Stores Examiner’ .. : “1-7-75 Alakhume, C. j. -Clerical Officer ..— : 13-3-78 Bamgbade,'T. ... GraphicArts Attendant +» 21-11-73 © Kosoko, M. O. .. Apprentice Printer oe 15-2-61 Ochigwah, Miss G, N Clerical Officer .. 1-7-74 Omotayo,J. .. ‘Typist, Grade III . 9-1-78 Ministry of Internal Ebitu, Miss E. 8. Gestelith Machine Operatress , 148-74 - ’ Affairs Haruna, A. Warder . 6-1-7 -- Karibon, M. A. Warder .. 27-7-74 Udofia, Miss M. J. .. Wardress -. 41-11-76 Ministry of Justice: .. Osoba, A. Book-Binder. ~ | 9-2-77 Ministry of Trade .. Adesanya, Mrs G. Oo. Typist, Grade ITI .. 17-5-75 Gilbert, F. Motor Driver.. .. ~. | 3-3-78 Mezuma, L. Motor Driver... ee 2-5-74. .. Ministry of Works and Okwudei, Mrs B. Ne Typist, Grade ITI ' 46-7-75 - Housing , , PROMOTIONS oe, ‘Department Name to Appointment | Date of. Doe , _ Promotion | Customs and Excise -.. .Umorn,S. .- Senior Officer of Customs and Excise .. 14-77 Ministry of Agriculture Akwuchie, Miss A. N. Agricultural Assistant ' 1-6-78 and Water Resources Attang, E. A. .. Assistant Technical Officer - . 1-9-77 ¢ Balajide, I. B. Agricultural Assistant - '1-7-78 Essein, J. J. .. Agricultural Assistant 1-7-78 Eyo, J. O. .. Agricultural Assistant . 1-7-78 . Ukpong, U. O. : Agricultural Assistant 1-7-78 Ministry of Establish- Daini, Miss M. F. Confidential Secretary, GradeII 9-12-77 ments, Okochu, Mrs R. N. Confidential Secretary, Grade II . 22-12-78 , Omoifo, R. S. O. Confidential Secretary, Grade IT .- 1+-7-78 Ministry 6f Works and Akinleye, E. Senior Motor Driver-Mechanic, Grade i 1-477 Housing Idu, E. .- Senior Motor Driver-Mechanic, Grade II. 1-10-77 - 26th April, 1979 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 523. CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS Name Appointment... Date of Department- Confirmation . : . 1-7-76 Customs and Excise Eze, C. C. Preventive Officer — - Lawal, T. R. Officer of Customs and Excise 1-6-74 oa .. “4. 20-41-77 Ministry of Communica- Isibor, S. Postal Officer-in-Training : tions , ‘ : .. Ogunko, G. 3. .. Clerical Assistant ° we 4-9-70 Ministry of Defence 25+9-74 Chukwura, J. U Typist, Grade II" cae. Ministry of Industries os -« 21-11-75 Ministry of Information Bamgbade, T. .. Graphic Arts Attendant Kosoko, M. -. Apprentice Printer, - ... a». 15-2-64 Produce Inspector oe . 11-9-74 Ministry of Trade .. Obaro,.Ww. 14-74 | Ministry of ‘Fransport Lawson, Miss A.L. | Clerical Officer .. “as ; : "ADVANCEMENT° Date of | Department Name Appointment. Advancement 28-9-78: Establish- Ikhide, S. D + Stores Officer -. Lee . Ministryof . , ments - o : ACTING+ APPOINTMENTS . Date of Date of ' Name - Acting Appointment Acting Reversion '. Department Appointment . ot A. O. .. Senior Fisheries Officer ‘.. 0. 443-79 _— Ministry of Agriculture. Abobarin, —_— | ‘Taggert, P. A. .. Senior Fisheries Officer . 1-3-79 and Water Resources. 4-12-78 ..— . Communi- ‘ Ahuama, 8. N. ..- Technician Supervisor. ‘Ministry of - “og. + 1-4-79 — = * cations .- Ifijeh, P. A. O. .. Chief Technician , (Postal) 27-2-79 — Triogbe, A. A. .. Supervisor ao ‘Makanjuola, B.O. .. ‘Traffic Commercial’Manager, -'° GradeI - “ 23-4-79 — = Martins, A. O. .- Senior Draughtsman, Grade ir 22-44-79 EN, - .. Chief Technician . 14-79 #— Off, — Pp. N. _«» Supervisor (Postal) «» 12-2-79 ‘ / Qkonkwo, —_ Olorioke,.S.°O. .. Chief Technician - . 23-4-79 :R. B. .« - Chief Supervisor, Grade Il; 10-1-79... 9-4-79 . Omolaja, _ Onwuka, G. O. ~ .. Head Postmaster, Grade IV . 14-79 Onyido, B.C. .. Praffic[Commercial Manager, GradeI i4-79. — 14-3-79 O. .. Head Postmaster,“Grade TIX 12-279: - Tayo, J. | Ubagha, O. A. .. Head Postmaster, Grade IV 21-3-79 . 41-6-78 — of Economic +Abakpa, N. A. — .» Statistical Officer Ministry Officer _.. 1-9-78 —_— Development - WAdeosun, S.A. .. Senior Statistical O. .. Senior Statistical Officer . 1-9-~78 _ - 1Adeyanju, A. — 1Aghogu, O. O. .. Statistical Officer 1-6-78 1-9~78 — Aswigwo,D. A. —., Higher Field Superintendent... Statistical Officer : 1-6-78 _ 1Amogu, N _ tArewa,. MrsM.A. .. Field Superintendent 1-9-78 16-78 — /1Qbinwa, A.O. ; ‘Statistical Officer S. A. Statistical Officer : 1-6-78 — 10dusina, _—. 1Ogunbayo,A. ‘A. .. Higher Field Superintendent... 1-9-78 D..O. -Senior Statistical Officer 1-9-78 _ 1Sule,,Mrs _ Wkut, LT. - .. Higher Statistical Officer .. 1-9-78 / . 16-78 _ _. ). WUmah, MU. _. Statistical Officer ~. Grade It. 1-4-78 _ _ Ministry of Establish- Adebanjo, Mrs L, K. Personal Secretary. N. .: Principal Executive Officer, ne ments Ade-Peter, 3-1-79 Lo: ; ‘Grade II os 4-12-78 Ajala, Mre K. A. Principal Executive Officer, ; Grade IT “ee .. 18-12-78 17-1-79 Amore, J. Oo. Principal Executive Officer, . Grade... 13-11-78 14-12-78 i4+-78 lo Araba, Mrs F.F. -.. Personal Secretary, Grade Il. Chuku, A. W. .. Principal Executive Officer, 1-8-78 18-12-78 . Grade II . ve Dada, FB «Principal Executive Officer, an . Grade IT 22-9-78 22-11-78 _ » Eziashi, C. O. .. Higher Stock Verifier 29-11-78 Imebuogu, S.A. Principal Executive Officer, Grade II os . 28-12-78 — 524 —. ss OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 20; Vol. 66 ACTING APPOINTMENTS—continued _ x Date of Date of _ Department . : Name Acting Appointment ' Acting Reversion se . Appointment Ministry of Establish- Karieren, Mrs B: B... Personal Secretary, Grade II .1-4-78 —_— " ments—continued Okuwobi, Mrs M. .. Principal Executive Officer, , . GradeIT .. 18-12-78 17-41-79. Ministry of Finance .. Abegunrin,S.O. .. Higher Executive my Officer ms {Accounts) . 1-3-79 —_— Abinbola, J. Executive Officer (Accounts) — 1-3-79 _ Adeniran, Mrs M. Ss." Higher Executive Officer . (Accounts) oe 1-3-79 _— Adigwe, M. N. .. Higher Executive"Officer , (Accounts) .. .. «+ 1-3-79 Afe, J. F. —_ .. Higher Executive Officer - Accounts) . , 1-3-79 —_ Afikuyomi, S. A. .. Executive Officer (Accounts) - 1-3-79 ‘Agoye, E.
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