Showing posts with label Nigeria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nigeria. Show all posts

Wednesday, 19 March 2014

The Nigeria immigration recruitment exam gets the hammer!

The national outcry that greeted the poorly conducted recruitment exam into the Nigerian immigration service reflects the heart of a nation with genuine emotions. How could one justify the N1000 paid by applicants from such a poorly conducted exercise the resulted in the death of 20 applicants with scores injured? What is the identity of the so called consultants that were probably concerned about the rather than the quality of service? It beats my imagination how both the supervisory ministry and the immigration service could not handle a simple recruitment process without hitches! A clear case of incompetence. The losses from that failed exercise are too numerous to mention. The federal government obviously did the expected by having the exam cancelled for a fresh one to be conducted at a later date. The compensation to the victims and the injured is most welcome and can be said to be face saving. I hope we will begin to get it right in this country called NIGERIA.

Sunday, 8 September 2013

Nollywood and Pornography.

In recent time Nollywood has been inundated with flicks that has strong sexual content which leaves much to be desired. Industry watchers see this as a negative trend which places undue pressure on our cultural norms. If you ask me I will say that it is a wake up call for the regulatory body i.e the nigerian film and video censors board (nfvcb) to up its game and deal decisively with erring producers, directors and marketers alike. They have to come up with strategies that minimise the influx of such films into the market. There should be no excuse for non performance as they are paid their salaries without excuses. Frequent raids for example of major markets where these movies are taken for onward distribution should be carried out. Also there should be a check within the various bodies like the actors guild of nigeria etc. The bottom line here is enforcement of existing laws in cases of default.

Monday, 25 March 2013