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Federal Republic of Nigeria_.Official

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No. 46 L LAGS27th May, 1965 Vol. 52

CONTENTS

. Page PageAppointment of Permanent Secretaries. 978 Monthly Purchases of Marketing Board Produce 993

Movements of Officers . 978-86 Board of Customs and Excise Nigeria—Nget

Registered Amendments of Byelaws of Co- | Revenue, April 1965 ~ 994

operativeSocieties in Lagos - 986-7 : Treasury Returns Nos. 2, 4.1, 4.2 and 5 . - 995-9

Registration of Co-operative Societies in A 4 Post P. :Lagos during the months of October 1964 Avoatern Neem Institution,19S00-3to May 1965 : ¢. 987- . :

Cc il ofNotice-by the Board of Latoms and Excise 988-9 ouncil of Legal Education- Information

Circular No. 3 1003Granting-of Pioneer Certificate 990 . :

o Appointment of Members of the National 'Illegal Importation of Drugs.. 990 Wages Advisory Council - 1003

Rate of Royalty on Lead ' 990 Tenders 1004-6

Song Postal Agency—Openingof . : 990 Vacancies 1006-12

- Okekoto Postal Agency—Opening of 990 . .- Board of Customs and Excise—Sale of Goods [1013-14

Introduction of Parcel Acceptance Service

Obot Idim Postal Agency .. 990

Corrigendum—Ogwashu-Uku, Telephone INDEX To Lecat. Norices in SUPPLEMENTExchange - 999 — _ ; :

Loss of Local Purchase Orders, Receipt Book, LN. Ro. Short Title | Page

Cheque and Vehicle Licence - 990-2 - 59 ™M. Sabo Abdou Alias Muhamanh

Lagos Consumer Price Index—Middle In- ; Sabo Alias Sabo Riga, Prohil - *come Group 992 bited “eee Order, 1965 | Biss

Lagos Consumer Price Index—Lower In- 60 Adaptatibn of Laws (Produce ?come Group , 992 Bi85

978 “ OFFICIAL GAZETTE | No.46, Vol. 52

Government Notice No. 1075

APPOINTMENT oF PERMANENT SECRETARIES

Teiis notified that ALHajl TaTare ALI has been appointed to act ass Permanent Secretary, Ministry of

Works in succession to Alhaji Isa Koto.

Avuajt TaTaRI ALI’s appointmenthaseffect from 15th May, 1965.

It is notified ‘that Mr G. E. O. Oxty has been appointed. to act as Permanent Secretary, Ministry of

. Natural Resources and Research.

MrOxrv’s appointinent has effect from 17th May, 1965.


NEW APPOINTMENTS AND OTHER STAFF CHANGES

Thefollowing are notified for general information :— , 3

NEW APPOINTMENTS

’ Date of Date of

Department Name, Appointment *¥ - Appointment Arrival

Administrator-General’s Akogun, A. O. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. .. 144-65 _Office - Alaba, A. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. .. 14465 —_

» Cameron-Cole, A. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. os 6—5-65 —_—

Agricultural Research .. Amenechi, Miss A. .. ‘Typist, Grade III a 1-65 _Obiazi, G. .. Driver/Mechanic . 8-465 —

Onabajo, E. .. 3rd Class Agricultural mo« : Laboratory Technician .. 1-5-65 —_—

Customs and Excise .. -Adeleke, R.A. ° .. Motor Driver-Mechanic .. 30-464 —_—é 1Osindero, Miss C. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. oe 2-1-64 —

Fisheries .. .. Eletu, A. .. Fishery Artisan .. a 1-4+-65 —

Forest Research ~~ Okpaia, A. O. Library Officer .. .. 14-1-65 —

General Executive Class Qlurin, Miss T. F. A. Executive Officer (Accounts) 12-3-65 —Oluwabusola, 1.O. .. Executive Officer (Accounts) 14-4-65 —_—

Inland Revenue .. Akerele, M. A. .. «Assessment Clerk, Grade III.. 22-5-65 —/ Sonuga, A. .. «Assessment Clerk, Grade III.. 22-5--65 —

Judicial... .. Adeoye, M. . .. Clerical Assistant . .. 11-9-62 _—. io Phillips, A. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. .. 16-11-64 —

Ministry of Aviation .. Alisiobi, H.C. .. Air Traffic Control Communi-: cator .. 14-7-64

Nwachukwu,S. .. Artisan, Grade IL .- 14-64 —Okolo, J. .. Artisan, Grade ITI .e 1-464 _—

. - Onwu, J . agArtisan, Grade III . ws 1-7-64 —Ministry of Communi- Agugoesni, S. .. Artisan, Grade III ve 24-65 —_

cations . Alenyi, J. O. .. Postal Officer . a 1-1-65 —Bawa, S. .. Postal Officer oe . 1-1-65 —_Diribe, A. C. .. Postal Officer oe .» 25-2-65 —_—Ehigie, C; E. .. Postal Officer’ .. .. 26-3-65 —_

ce Ngige,J. .. Assistant Technical Officer-. . in-Training .. ~. 143-65 —

Nnadilim, C. O. .. Technician-in-Training .. 20+-2-64 —_Olatunbosun, J. M. -. Postal Officer... ~. 12-2-65 —

. Rufai, S. O. .. Postal Officer .. . 1-5-65 —Ministry of Defence’ .. Afolabi, M. .. Clerical Assistant. . we 1-4-65 =

Gibson-Roberts, Clerical Assistant. . .. 1-5-65 —Miss T. : : .

Njoku, Jj see .. 3rd Class Clerk .. ~. | C2465 —yo Ogunkoyejo, A.O.. .. 3rd Class Clerk- .. .» . 41-12-64 _

Ministry of Education .. Abidogun, Mrs OQ. A. Teacher, Grade I .. 20-10-61 —_Efiong, Miss D. .. Teacher, Grade I .. 31-1-62 —Thenacho, B.1. . Education Officer” (English) 21-564 —Nwajei, L. N. -. 3rd Class Clerk .. . 8-12-61 —

. Okwudili, D. C. .. Archivist ae we 10-864 —

Ministry of Establish- Alege, O. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. .. 2-11-64 —ments Eke, E. O: | .. 3rd Class Clerk .. .. 28-10-64 _

“ Malomo, Miss QO. .. “3rd Class Clerk .. -,. 30-1-64 —Ndulue, F. 0. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. .. 2-11-64 —

. Ogunyomi, A, .. Typist, Grade II . 7-31-65rg | .

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NEW APPOINTMENTS—continued /

Department Name . Appointment . Date of Date of ~. - . Appointment

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ArrivalMinistry of External - Daniel, Miss G. 3rdClass Clerk .. 1-2-64 —

1 Affairs Dede, B. N. .. External Affairs Officer,! . ; Grade IX vee 21-9-64 —_“ Korubo, Miss D. 3rd Class Clerk 3-3-64 —Molokwu,A. 3rd Class Clerk .. 14-65 —Nnochiri, P.O. . External Affairs Officer,: : Grade VIII - we .. 21-11-64. —_. Ogunnorin, J. T. 3rd Class Clerk *. . en, 1-2-64 —: Okobi, A.N. + 3rd Class Clerk '.. 19-11-64 —Okoye, U. .. 3rd Class Clerk 1-2-64- _—Okunuga, Miss O.0. 3rd Class Clerk 224-65 —_¢ Uchidiuno, F.N. .. 3rd Class Clerk 4 1-4-65 —

Ministry of Health Bankole, Miss F.O... Assistant Nursing Sister 22~12-64 =_. Macaulay, Mrs L. E. Staff Nurse (Mental) 21-10-63 —_—Ogunmoyela, Mrs M. Staff Midwife 1-11-64 —Sogbesan, Mrs C. A. Community Nurse 1-8-64 —oo Ukpabi, Mrs S. N. Community Nurse 8-—2-64 —_—Ministry of Housing o .

and Surveys. _. Fadese, Miss S.F. A. Survey Assistant, Grade II 14-7-64 _Ministry of Industri¢s Ibekwe, Dr S. D. Senior Research Officer 26~3-65 —: Oputu, Miss E. 3rd Class Clerk . 1-4+-65

..-Ministry of Information Ademuyiwa, E. T., Graphic Arts Assistant, Grade II 1—2-65 —* Aduba, D.O. , Mechanician, Grade III .. 1-12-60 —. “\— . Ayanlaja, K. Mechanician, Grade IIT © 1-2-61 _—c ‘Bassey, E. E. Learner Printer 9-4-59 | —- . Da-Silva, Miss C. Bookbinding Assistant ' 1-+-65 —. - 2Giwa, M. . Mechanician, Grade III 17-2-59 —_Odukomaiya, Mrs R. Information Receptionist 21-9-64 —Okeneye, O. Typist, Grade II . 29-6-64 —Ministry of Justice ....Ojomo, S. S. A. Pupil State Counsel 9-2-65 —, "Oleabhiele, Miss H. - Typist, Grade III 1-7-64 —Ministry of Labour .. ‘Aderibigbe, Miss F. A. 3rd Class Clerk 14—1-65 _—. Agbo, D. E.N. ‘° Labour Officer: .ve 1-12-64 —Tkujani, C. A. O. Co-operative Inspector, Grade

. Ill .. 7-465 —_—Ministry of Lagos . .Affairs > .. Aiyenero,J. Stores Assistant .. 12-12-64 —Ministry of Mines and _Jimoh, N. K. 3rd Class Clerk .. 17-12-64 —~, Power . .. Petrie, Dr (Mrs) C. M._ Scientific Officer (Records) 224-65 —

a: Ministry of Transport D’Souza,P. Marine Engineer " .° 27-3+65 28-365Sampou, M. D. Marine Engineering Assistant, crGrade ITT . 4-12-63

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—Ministry of Works Acquah,J. B. K. Senior Technical Assistant 15-7-63 —Adebowale, Miss D. A. Drawing Office Attendant 26-10-64 —. Disu, B. Mechanical Accounting Assis- ,

tant . 1-11-62 —s Druzdel, J. Senior Executive Engineer 26-12-64 —-Stanezyk, K. Executive Engineer, Grade II 26-12-64 26-12-64National Archives Ogwu, D..O. ~ Binder Repairer, Grade III .. * 8-4-65 ~.

' Parliaments .. Ogunade, A. Storekeeper, Grade III eet —Prisons Ojo, J. O. L. Assistant Superintendent (Wel- *

fare) “ 2-3-65 —Oshahon, A. 3rd Class Clerk 1-3-5 —Statist{es Ekpiken,I. 3rd Class Clerk 16-564.

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—: Olaniyan, A. Enumerator oe 14-64 —

1 Notification in Gazette No. 6 of 4-2-65 amended. -2 Notification in Gazette No. 90 of 5:11-64 amended.; +

SNe. 46, Vol. 52 .

980 OFFICIAL GAZETTE

PROMOTIONS \

. “ADepartment Name- Appointment Date of

Promotion

Administration Anyabolu, E. L. Secretary-Typist.. ( 1-3-65: Ayorinde, MrsI. . Secretary-Typist .. 9-10-64

During, Miss M. Y... Secretary-Typist .. -1-3-65

Hoelunachi, A. O. Secretary-Typist .. 4-365

Kukoyi, MrsJ. O. Secretary-Typist.. 4-3-65

°, Odumosu, I. A. : Secretary-Typist .. 1-3-65

Ogbosuka,J oO.* Secretary-Typist.. 1-3-65 |

° Oghafua, E Secretary-Typist .. 1-3-65

~ Opeloyeru, F. A: Secretary-Typist . . 1-3-65

: Pase, S.,I. O. Secretary-Typist. 1-3-65

Ministry of Aviation Jacobs, 5. A. Aerodrome Fire Officer 6~5-65

King, B.M. : AerodromeFire Officer 6-5-65Olaniyan, E. A’ Air Traffic Control Officer 6-5-65Uraih,G. N. 4 Air Traffic Control Officer 6-5-65

Ministry of Communi- Igwe,M.M. s Radio Officer 6-5-65cations | Onochie, C. N Radio Officer... 6-5-65

Ministry of Education Akhimien, ioA. Teacher, Grade I 1-4- 64‘ Benson, Mrs D. A. | Teacher, Grade I 1-44-64

Ekwensi, V. C. D. Assistant Technical Officer (Antiquities)) 14-64Jack, C. W. . Master. : 14-64Mai-Nasara, E. ~ Assistant Technical Officer (Antiquities) 7-12-64Ogun, Mrs S Teacher, Grade J 1-6-64Osula, A, O. Assistant Technical Officer (Antiquities) 7-12-64

. Ministry of External Aihie, S. E. Assistant Executive Officer 10-12-64airs . «

‘Ministry of Health . Jack, G. D. Assistant Nursing Superintendent e+ 1-12-64Ministry of Justice Adetayo, J. A. Ist Class Clerk . he 1-4-65

“Olusanya, D.O. | 1st Class Clerk .. 1-3-65Ministry of Labour Elekwa, I. A. Labour Inspector, Grade II 21-11-64Ministry. of Trarisport Anyisire, J. E. O. Assistant}Patrol Officer 2-1-65 .Police : .., ?Aborowa,A. Assistant Superintendent of Police-on-trial 16-11-64

Bayoko,E. r Assistant Superintendent .s 25-3-65Prisons Akpulwype,F Chief Warder, Special Grade 1-+-65Statistics Egbuche, B Statistical Officer - . 6-5-65

"1 Notification in Gazette No. 35 of 15-4-65 amended. /.2 Notification in Gazette No. 104 of 24- 12-64 amended. |

CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS '

Department Name Appointment Dateof :. Confirmation

Administration Agbro, P. k.. Secretary-Typist .. 10-11-61Customs and Excise Abam,A. 3rd Class Officer .. 244-65

Amalahu,B, E. 3rd Class Officer .. 1-5-65Bello, C. A. 3rd Class Officer .. oe 1-5-65_Echikwa,5. 3rd Class Officer .. aes 1-5-65Egbuwe,J. C. Clerical Assistant : 1-4+-651Inwang, I. Preventive Officer 26-7-64

; Onuoha,S. 8. 3rd Class Officer . . 5—5-65Federal Public Service Kuye, K. Clerical Assistant 16-1-64Commission Olubiyi, S. E. 3rd Class Clerk 7-9-64 -

Inland Revenue Ayotade, A. O. Typist, Grade II 5-5-65

. Nwakanma, M. C. Typist, Grade III . 2-4-65Ministry of Health Oguntade, O. 3rd Class Medical Laboratory Technician 26-1 0-64 ©Nigerian Institute for Nwosu, Ss. Laboratory Technician, Grade III 6-4+-65

Oil Palm Research Qiesebholo, P. Agricultural Assistant-in-Training 24-65Okoboroh, W. ML. Agricultural Assistant-in-Training 24-65

i, . Udi, E. A. Agricultural Assistant-in-Training * 2-4-65Nigerian Railway Ujah, S. Artisan Fitter es 1-4-53Police, Abba,I. Sub-Inspector 14-65

Abubakar, A. M. Sub-Inspector 1-+-65Ajayi, Miss P. Sub-Inspector 14-65Akindele,P. Sub-Inspector 14-65 *Akpan, D Sub-Inspector 14-65Aliyu, N Sub-Inspector 1-4-65

. Allam, S Sub*Inspector 1-4-65» 2B . -

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Department

Police—continued

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Veterinary Research

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-Osili, C. -

: OFFICIAL GAZETTE

Name '

Amanze, E.Barnishaiye, R. ©

., Brisibe, J." Chiazor, C,Ejembi, A.Eweama, R.Hogan,A.Ibegbulam, N.Igiehon, S.Iwenjora, F,Iyamabo,J.Iyare, D.

. Kazu,J. z* Mohammed, A.Mohammed, B:-Mokelu, A. *-Mukhtar, H.Nkana, A.“Nwachukwu, C.Nwangwu, T..

_ Odebayi, M.Odi, P.Ogah,A.gbolu, O.ji, A...

Okokuro, C.Olatunji, B.Oleru, M.

é

' Olufunsho,J.Omar, M.Omata, P.-

ifade, E.ore Y.

Shettima, B:Sumaila, A.

A

Tackukum, C. T.Ukagba, T. -Wuliya, W.Momo,R.

1 Notification in Gazette No. 14 of 25-2-65 amended.

CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS—continued

ACTING APPOINTMENTS

Name

Administrator-General’s ‘Egbue, D. O.Office

Administration

AuditCustoms and Excise-~ ...

Ekwebelem, Z. O.N.

Kurfi, A :Linn, Miss E. L.Nduba, F. N.

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Nsefik, E. E.OQwoh, A. C.

Ugot, U. B.Wemambu,I. A.Adebanjo, A.Amadasu, A. O.Briggs, T. O.:Phillips, A. B.*Roberts, J. S.’2Sonubi, W. O.

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{. Appointment : Date of

_ ConfirmationSub-Inspector 1-+-65

- Sub-Inspector 1-4-65. Sub-Inspector 14-65- Sub-Inspector 1-4-65Sub-Inspector 1-4-65Sub-Inspector 14-65

.. Sub-Inspector 14-65. . Sub-Inspector 1-2-65

Sub-Inspector +1465Sub-Inspector 14-65Sub-Inspector 1-4-65Sub-Inspector 1-465Sub-Inspector 14-65Sub-Inspector 1-4-65Sub-Inspector 1-465Sub-Inspector .. - | 1-4-65Sub-Inspector .. . 14-65Sub-Inspector > 1-4-65Sub-Inspector 14-65Sub-Inspector 1-4-65Sub-Inspector 14-65Sub-Inspector 1-4-65Sub-Inspector 14-65Sub-Inspector 1-4-65Sub-Inspector 1-2-65 8Sub-Inspector 14-65Sub-Inspector 1-465Sub-Inspector 14-65Sub-Inspector 1-465Sub-Inspector 1-4-65Sub-Inspector . 1-4-65Sub-Inspector .. . 1-4-65Sub-Inspector .. i . 1-4-65Sub-Inspector .. ry . 1-4-65Sub-Inspector .. . . 1-2-65Inspector . 14-65Sub-Inspector . jl-4 65Sub-Inspector . . t-4-65Sub-Inspector ., . “1-2-65Sub-Inspector .. . 14-65Artisan, Grade II .. . 1~4-6$

Dateof Date ofActing Appointment Actin are 0: . Appointment Reversion .Deputy Federal Administrator-

General . 12-5-65 —Assistant Secretary, Principal - -Grade 1. ot . 3-5—65 —_Deputy Permanent Secretary.. 271-65 —Personal Secretary, Grade I .. 17-12-64 11-465Assistant Secretary, Principal .Grade te ae) 15-465 —

Deputy Permanent Secretary. . 8-5-65 —Assistant Secretary, PrincipalGrade . . 54-65 bh

Deputy Permanent Secretary 204-65 +Deputy Permanent Secretary... 17-4-65 ~Senior Auditor . .. 25-5-65 —Mechanical Superintendent .. 11-11-64- 1 465Collector 14-65 1545-65Chief Collector 14-12-64 30/465Collector 11-5-65 -Collector 10-S-65 —_

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j ACTING APPOINTMENTS—continued :. ; oa + Date of Date of

Department Name Acting Appointment Acting ReversionSer AppointmentGeneral Executive Class Ajayi, S. A. Assistant Executive Officer

: (Accounts) . 1-7-63 . 24-465Bamgbose, M. B, Higher Executive Officer : :

an (Accounts) 23-5-65 —_Browne, G.O. .. Higher Executive Officer :

(Accounts) .. 10-5-65 —Byron, E: O. Higher Executive Officer :

" (Accounts) _ 26—-4-65 _—Fashesin, I. O. Executive Officer (Accounts) 1-10-64 —.27-5-65Gbajavi, P. K. Senior Executive Officer . : 8

‘ (Accounts) 12-3-65 30-4-65Gbajavi, P. kK. Senior Executive Officer 8

(Accounts) 1-5-65 _—Johnson, T. B. F. Higher Executive Officer :

(Accounts) 10-8-64 10-465Nwelih, B. Assistant Executive Officer

(Accounts) . 6-4—65 14—5-65Oduneye, H. A. Assistant Executive Officer :

(Accounts) . +» 21-2-64 304-65Odusanya, J. O. Senior Executive Officer

/ (Accounts) 14-4-65. _—Oshinloye, F. A. * Senior Executive Officer

(Accounts) : 14-4-65 —~ Unachukwu, lL. E Senior Executive Officer ;

! (Accounts) . 26-4-65 —_—Yakub, A. G. Higher Executive Officer

. (Accounts) ~ 4—4-65 —Government Coastal Damfebo,R.J. Assistant Executive Officer 4-5-64 21-3-65Agenc ~ .

Inland Revenue ?Adesola, E. A. . Executive Officer 17-5-65 —_Judicial . Chukwura, C. C. _ Assistant Registrar, Grade i 7-10-64 1-5-65Ministry of Communi- Adaigbe, P. FE. + Supervisor (Telephones) 1-+-65 1-5-65

“cations Adekoya, C. O. Postmaster, Grade I 17-5-65 —_—Adenekan, Mrs C. T. Senior Supervisor (Telephones) 17-5-65 —Afunugo, B. E. Technical Officer. 17-5-65 —1Agboola, E. O. Chief Supervisor, Grade II 745-65 — »+Ajasa, T. A. Senior Technician, Grade II 10-5-65 —Ajoko, E. M. Senior Technician, Grade II 10-5+-65 —* 4Anakwe, M. O. Senior Technician, Grade IT 13-5465. —Anatogu, M. C. Supervisor (Telegraphs) . 16-5465 —- .Anviam, I. K. Senior Technician, Grade II 13-5-65 —Ayerite, B. O. Senior Assistant Postal , .

Controller _ 28-9-64 22-5-65Ayo-Vaughan,C. A. Senior Supervisor 26-4-65 _Azikiwe, D. O. .. Chief Supervisor 8=8>64 4+-5-652Azikiwe, D. O. Head Postmaster, Grade Ill . 15-5—6 —_Babarinsa, O. T. Senior Supervisor - 6-5-65 —Bassey, E. A. Senior Supervisor 6-5-65 —Brown, B. M. Director, Meteorological Services 14-465 15~5~65

9 Chukwu,J. O. Senior Technician,Grade II . - 10-5-65 —

Dawotola, D. A. Technical Officer (Workshops) 1-5~65 —_3Echeazu, M. N. Technical Officer 15-10-64 —Emodi, C. O. Senior Technician, Grade I .. 13-5-65 —Fagbohun,5. O. Supervisor (Postal) .. 1-5-65 —Fawole, J. P. Senior Technician, Grade I .. 13-5-65 —Fregene, J. A. Senior Technician, Grade II 10-5-65 — .

. \ Hall, C. L. Controller of Stores 3~-5-65 a FL. Idoniboyeobu, C.D... Senior Supervisor (Postal) 21-5-65 _ ar“Ifeacho, A. N.C, Postal Controller 20-4-65 — atIgonikon, T. D. Higher Technical Officer 10-9-64 -10-5-65 ehIrechukwu, MI. O. Supervisor (Telephones) 21-5-65 —- &‘Ita, E. E. Technical Officer 13-5-65 —-_Jideofor, H. 1. Chief Technician . 27-2-65 415-465Kwale, J. O. .. Senior Technician, Grade I 13~5-65 —Nsemoh, Mrs E.S. .. Senior Mechanical Accounting .

Assistant, Grade IT 12-5-65 — Fh?Nwachukwu, B.C. Senior Telecommunications

Engineert

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ACTING APPOINTMENTS—continued

:Date of

Department Name Acting Appointment Acting, Appointment

Ministry of Communi- Ododo, A. .. Telephone Exchangecations—continued Superintendent 21-5-65

Oduh,O. C. .. Technical Officer 26-5-65Ogunleye, 5. O. -.- Technical Officer . 1-2-65Ogwuda, S. N. .. Senior Technician, Grade II | 13-5-65Okeke, G. N. .. Senior Technician, Grade II 13-5-65*Okwezolu, F.&, .. Postmaster, Grade 6-5-65Olaitan, F. O. .. Supervisor (Telephones) 17-5-65Olinma, J. E. .- Senior Supervisor 21-565Oluderu, C. O. .. Supervisor (Postal) 7-1-65*Olusunmade, W. O. .. Meteorological Superintendent 24—-5-65Omezirinwanne, S.C. Senior Technician, Grade II 13-5-65 |Onyemuwa, J. A. .. Senior Assistant Telecom- .

munications Controller 22-5-65Osuagwu, B. N_ .. Supervisor (Postal) 8-5-65Otu, U. E. .. Senior Technician, Grade II! 13-5-65Oyetunde, S. O. .. Chief Supervisor, Grade II ‘

. (Telegraphs) 1-65*Sanni, D. A. .- Postmaster, Grade I . 1-5-651Ude, J. A. «+ Senior Technician, Grade II 13-5-65 .Ukabuegwu, A.N. .. Senior Technician, Grade II 13-—5-65Ukusare, J. E. .. Supervisor (Telephones) 14-65 .?Umunna,A. O. .. Postmaster, Grade I 14-5-65Williams, U. ‘Telecommunications Controller 22-5-65Ministry of Education 5Odesanya, Mrs S. O. Assistant Adviser on Teacher

. Training . . 20-5-64 ~Ministry of Finance .. *David,.L. A. . -+ Chief Accountant 8-5-65. Obi-C. C.F, ‘Senior Accountant 13—5-65Ministry of Health .. Odulate,DrJ.O. .. Specialist (Ophthalmologist) . . 3-5-65Ministry of Information Banjo, C. O. .» Technical Officer . 2-4-65Ministry of Justice .. 7Balogun, M.O.A. .. Assistant Parliamentary :

, Counsel ° 1-5-65~ 8Jinadu, Y. A. O. -. Principal State Counsel . 6-11-64

Ministry of Natural *Nsugbe, E. T. C. L. Meteorological Superintendent , 24—-5—65Resources and Research . 4Ministry of Trade -» Okereke,O.O. . .. Senior Research Officer 135-65

+ Olawoyin,-'T. A. -. Inspector of Weights &Measures 1-5-65

Oyinkanola, S.A. ..

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Inspector of Weights &_ : Measures - 1-5-65Ministry of Transport Akinniyi, O. . Beachmaster 11-5-65

Didekemiemo, R. B. Chief Master 11-5-65Ministry of Works .. %Aneke, V. H. A. .. Assistant Director 29-3-651°Tanedo, E. -. Senior Executive Engineer «21-465Police .. oe *Edoigiawere, E. -. Assistant Superintendent 17-5-6511Enadeghe, J. I. .. Chief Superintendent 1-3-65Igbirri, J. .. _ Assistant Superintendent 23-5-65Kadiri, M. * -. | Assistant Superintendent 17-5-65.Milton, P. W. .. Chief Superintendent 25—5-65Oko, Miss A. .. Assistant Superintendent 15-5-65Onyekwele, E. -. Assistant Superintendent 15-5-65

*Orajiaku, B. «. Assistant Superintendent 24-565Ugboaja, W. A. .. Assistant Commissioner 22-5~-65

1 50 per cent Acting Allowance payable.2.No Acting Allowance payable.3 Full Acting Allowance payable w.e.f. 15-10-64-5-2-65.4 Notification in Gazette No. 36 of 22-4-65 amended.

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10 No Acting Allowance payable w.ef. 21~4-65; but 50 per cent w.e.f. 10-5-65.11 Notification in Gazette No. 32 of 8-4-65 amended.12 50 per cent Acting Allowance payable w.e.f. 24-5-65; full w.e.f, 1-6-65.

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LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Department . Name Appointment Date of Leave; Departure Granted

Administration <.4 Abubakar, M. Administrative Officer, Class1V 14-4-65 80 days :. Alder, S. A. Personal Secretary . 12-5-65 52 days

Forgarty, Miss MI. K. Personal Secretary, Grade Il. 11-5-65 140 days ;Ja’afar, O . Deputy Permanent Secretary. . 28-12-64 81 daysLynn, R Senior Assistant Secretary .. 11-5-65 94 daysSodipo, S. O Administrative Officer, Class II 8-2-65 60 days

Agricultural Research .. Agboola, A. A Research Officer .. . 244-65 53 daysAudit .. Ajaegbu, P. K. Executive Officer 1~-5-65 38 daysForest Research Jones, N. Research Officer 27-4+-65 168 days

Stanfield, D.P. Research Officer 15-5-65 147 daysGeneral Executive Class Awodein, S. A. Executive Officer (Accounts) 1-9-64 82 days

Bauchi, Alhaji U. Principal Executive Officer . 10-5-65 63 days _TIbeake, P. E. Executive Officer (Accounts) 17-5-65 105 daysWest, R. C. Higher Executive Officer

(Accounts) . 1-12-64 39 daysMinistry of Aviation Duggan,J. O. Air Traffic Control Officer,

Grade I . 7-5-65' 42 daysMinistry of Communi- Ajeh, C. O. Investigation Officer 105-65 ' 35 days

cations Savage, A. Assistant Meteorological Officer 1-3-65 56 daysWatson,E. Exchange Maintenance Officer 30-3-65 89 days

Ministry of External Gbashah, M.T. External Affairs Officer,Affairs Grade IX +. 17-5~65 58 days

. Joda, A. M. Higher Executive Officer 24-5-65 30 daysOsuman, B#/S. External Affairs Officer,

Grade VIII 13-5-65 30 daysTukuru, A. Executive Officer. . © 12-5-65 14 daysWachuku, A N. External Affairs Officer, i :

‘ Grade VIIL/IX 7-5-65 14 days.Ministry of Finance Chinweze, F. A. Principal Accountant 26-4+-65 86 days

Ogunbajo, H.O. .. Accountant 264-65 38 daysMinistry of Health Adewole, Mrs O. A... Matron 5—4-65 21 days

Eyo, E. E. Chief Dental ‘Technical :Instructor — . 19-2-65 26 days

~ Obiakpani, Dr F. N. Specialist (Anaesthetist) i “1-12-64 26 daysQdunze, Dr F.O.1. . Medical Officer . 1-4-65 71 daysOgunsanya, Dr A. A. Medical Officer 25-1-65 88 days

Ministry of Information Simplice, E. B. .. Deputy Director (Commercial. . Publications) .. 10-5-65 110 days

Ministry of Internal Rose, H. Federal Fire Commissioner .. 2-5-65 148 daysairs -

Ministry of Justite Sagoe, M. N.Q. Federal Administrator-General 21-12-64 101 daysMinistry of Labour Anjorin, 5. A. Labour Officer 18-1-65 144 days

Eke, E. U. Compliance Inspector 23-12-64 35 daysso Luka, Y. A. Labour Inspector 25-1-65 146 daysMinistry of Works _ ... Bajulaiye, A. A. Senior Technical Officer 20-4-65. 42 days

» Faleti, J. A. - Technical Officer 10-5-65 88 daysIbrahim, A. Executive Engineer 5-4-65 28 days

ok Odubanjo, B. Executive Engineer 23-3-65 44 days. Oliver, E. F. Senior Architect 8-5-65 105 days

‘Police: Akagbosu,C. Assistant Superintendent 15-5-65 35 daysAni, D.N. . Assistant Superintendent 17-5-65 35 daysBako, Alhaji A. . , Assistant Commissioner’ 1851-65 76 daysBayliss, D.S: Superintendent 23—4-65 84 daysBoyle, J. E. Director of Music 15-5-65 104 days

y Dimka, S. K. Superintendent 15-1-65 84 daysEdet, L. O. Inspector-General 20-3-65 84 days

2 Malafa, J. Superintendent 15~5-65 84 daysMarsden,L.A. Commissioner .. 15-5-65 126 daysOni, J. A. Assistant Superintendent 1-2-65 70 daysSadiku, L. A. Assistant Superintendent ve 1-5-65 67 days

RESUMPTION OF DUTYDepartment Name Appointment Date of .

Resumption

Administration .» Abubakar, M. - Administrative Officer, Class IV 27-4-65Ja’afar, O. Deputy Permanent Secretary. . 25-3-65Otubanjo, T. A. Senior Assistant Secretary .. 27-3-65Sodipo, S. O. Administrative Officer, Class II 9-4-65

985

Notification in Gazette No. 26 of 25-3-65 in respeccancelled.

1 Notification in Gazette No. 38 of 29-4-65 amended.

Department Name o Appointment Post to whichseconded

Customs and Harry, O. B. Senior Preventive Assistant Preventive

*

SECONDMENTS Excise Officer, Grade III Superintendent-in- .Training .

Ibuzor, A. O. Senior Preventive Assistant Preventive’, Officer, Grade III Superintendent-in-

: Training :Ogunbode, E. A. Senior Preventive Assistant Preventive

Officer, Grade III Superintendentin-

. Training .* Oham, F.C... ~Senior Preventive —__ Assistant Preventive

Officer, Grade TII Superintendent-in-. Training

Opara, H. Senior Preventive { AssistantPreventiveOfficer, Grade III Superintendent-in-

Training’

Date ofSecondment Reversion

1-465"

1--4+-65

1-465

1—+-65

14-65

27th May, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE.

. \ RESUMPTION OF DUTY—continuedva . Date of

Department ~. Name Appointment, . Résumption

Agricultural Research .. Ekandem, M.J. Higher Technical Officer.(Agriculture) 124-65Customs and Excise Arah, D. O. Collector 22-1-65

Okolo, P. A. : Assistant Collector 27-3-65Onifade, D. O. Senior Collector .. 4-5-65

General Executive Class »Aromolaran, M.A. Executive Officer 284-65~Awodein, S. A. .. Executive Officer (Accounts) 23-9-64Lance-Lawsoh, L. A. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) §-2-65West, R. C. Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 17-1-65

Inland Revenue Ajari, I... i Higher Executive Officer ” 15-5-653 Peatunde, S. A. Investigating Officer 4-5-65Inland Waterways Potts, J. I . Marine Officer §-5-65Ministry of Communica- Ehigwese,JJA, .. Mechanical Electrical Superintendent 34-1-65

tions Nwachukwu,B. C. ’ Engineer, 16-4+-65Okeke, C. C. Assistant Posi al Controller 20-4-65Okonkwo, R. C. Instructor, rade II 12-2-65Sanu, E. O. Postal Contfoller 20-4-65Savage, A. Assistant Meteorological Officer 30-4-65Smith, W. . Exchange Maintenance Officer 6-5-65Uwechia, R. O. Technical Officer 4-2-65

. Uzoigwe, D. O. ..- Engineer .- 20-2-65Ministry of Health Adewole, Mrs O. A. Matron , 26-465

Eyo, E. E. . Chief Dental Techical Instructor 23-3-651Giwa, Mrs C. S, A. Nursing Sister 26-1-65

- Johnson, R.A. E. .. Technical Officer §-4-65Obiakpani, Dr F. N. Specialist (Anaesthetist) 29+] 2-64Ogunsanya, Dr A.A. Medical Officer 23-4-65Okafor, Dr B. C. “. Medical Officer’ $-2-65

Ministry of Justice Sagoe, M. N. Q. Federal Administrator-General {-+-65Ministry of Labour Eke, E. U. Compliance Inspector 2-2-65Ministry of Mines and Adebari, A. Inspecting Engineer §—-5-65Power ‘ .

Ministry of Works Ibrahim, A. Executive Engineer 3-5-65| Mabayoje, V. O. Technical Officer 251-65

Odubanjo, B. .. Exetutive Engineer 6-5-65' Uhumwangho, J. A... Wotks Superintendent (Mech.) 29+1 2-64Police Bako, Alhaji A. . Assistant Commissioner 84-65

Edet, L. O. Inspector-General A-+-65Egwuonwu, A. Assistant Superintendent -§-5-65Gwazo, S. M. Assistant Superintendent - -J-4-65

: Ibekwe, M. A. Assistant. Commissioner - $-5-65Oni, J. A. Assistant Superintendent 14-4+-65Tirah I. G. Assistant Superintendent 25-4-65Wali, S. .. Assistant Superintendent .. 19-4-65

Veterinary Research Orage, T. B. Superintendent of Veterinary Research » 7-5-65

t of Mr J. A. Adefarasin, Judge, Judicial, i pereby

Date of

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986 OFFICIAL GAZETTE "No. 46, Vol. 52_

SECONDMENTS—continuedDepartment Nae Appointment Post to which _ Date of Date of

' seconded _ Secondment Reversion* Customs and Oruwari, O. O. Senior Preventive Assistant Preventive .Excise. . Officer, Grade III Superintendent-in- .—continued . : Training 1-4-65 —_

Udo, O. A. Senior Preventive Assistant PreventiveOfficer, Grade III Superintendent-in-

. , Training a 1-465 _Ministry of Ahnied, Mrs M, Stenographer, Grade Stenographer, GradeDefence *. : III (Northern: II (Nigerian Air '

ot Nigeria Public Force Traininga Lt * Service) Centre) 13-11-63 —_

Ministry of Odunewn, M. Deputy Director of

|

General ManagerInformation Information (Nigerian National

a Press) 5-2-65 _

TRANSFERS ;Department Name . clppointment Post to which Date of '

s transferred TransferMinistry of Econo- < Haruna, A.B. 3rdClassClerk(Nor- 3rd Class Clerk 1-9-64mic Development ~ thern Nigeria

Ta * Public Service) ‘Ministry of Health “> Ubido, J. U. .. Storekeeper,Gradel ist Class Clerk =, .. 2924-65Ministry of Housing _—Aror, L.A. Survey Assistant, Assistant Technical Officer- 1-1-65 |and Surveys 5 Grade II in-Training %

~~. Esho,J. Survey Assistant, Assistant Technical Officer- 11-1-65: Grade II in-Training 3Ministry of Works .. Okaro, E.O. .. Works Superinten-- Works Supervisor (Nigerian, dent (Building) Ports Authority) _ 11-5-65

Police Awonuga, T.O. Artisan (Nigerian Sergeant 1~5-65Railway Corpora-tion)

LEFT THE SERVICE

« . : ‘Date of | Reasons forDepartment Name Appointment leaving leaving

/ Service ServiceAdministrator-General’s »

Office- Egborge,C. 3rd Class Clerk 16-5-65 ResignedMinistry of Communica- Chukwulozie, G. U. 3rd Class Clerk 18-12-64 Invalida-tions tion, Inyama, Mrs C. A. . Telephone Operator 22-4-65 Resigned

Winjobi, J. O. Assistant Technical Offic¢r .° 1-3-65 ResignedMinistry of Defence | Beecroft, J. F. Ist Class Clerk... *... 31-3-65 RetiredMinistry of Housingand Surveys Aderibigbe, V. O. Pupil Surveyor 1-11-64 ResignedMinistry of Works Aloto, K. Artisan, Grade l .. -- 17-5-65 RetiredStatistics Omokorede, R. 5S. Statistical Assistant, Grade II 17-10-64 Terminated

Government Notice No. 1077 .. - REGISTERED AMENDMENTS OF BYELAWS

. The following changes in the names of Co-operative Societies in Lagos are notified for generalinformation :—

Previous Name Present Name Registration Date of- ; No. Registration1... Lagos Statistics ,Department Staff Lagos Statistics Department Staff

‘ Co-operative Thrift Society Ltd. Co-operative Credit Society Ltd... 12 17-2-652. Lagos Judicial Department Staff Lagos Judicial Department Staff , be

Co-operative Thrift Society Ltd. Co-operative Credit Society Ltd. .. 17 6-5-65 Be3. Lagos Tjora P.W.D. Stores Staff Lagos Ijora P.W.D. Stores Staff

Co-operative Thrift Society Ltd. Co-operative Credit Society . 33 26-2-654. Lagos Executive:Development Board Lagos ExecutiveDevelopment Board

Staff C.T.S. Ltd. .. Le Staff Co-operative Credit Society 34 10-3-655.-Lagos Labour Department Staff Lagos Labour Department Staff

C.T.S, Ltd. Co-operative Credit Society Ltd... 51 3-3-65

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27thMay, 1965 _OFRICIAL GAZETTE 1987

t . . _REGISTERED AMENDMENTS OF BYELAWS—continued

z fF .

Previous Name Present Name Registration Dateof

; . No. Registration

6. Lagos Government Press Department Lagos Government Press Department. Staff C.T.S, Ltd. .. tee Staff Co-operative Credit Society7. Lagos Ladi Lak.School Teachers Ltd. .. . we eg 67 11-11-64

Co-operative Thrift Society Ltd. |Lagos Ladi Lak School Teachers8. Lagos Nigeria Ports Authority Staff Co-operative Credit Society Ltd. 93 2641-65

C.T.S. Ltd. oe . .. Lagos Nigeria Ports Authority Staff9. Lagos Railway Carriage Technical Co-operative Credit Society Ltd. 105 2543-65

- Co-operative Thrift Society Ltd. Lagos Railway Carriage Technical10. : — Co-operative Credit Society Ltd. 146 - 1342-65

Lagos Morning Star Co-operative11. : = Cre lit Society Ltd. .e .. 147 ’ 7-4-65

Olorunlogbon Co-operative Credit Society :

' Ltd. .. .e x Sous 148 9-+4-65@ .

t

Daren in Lagos, this 17th day of May, 1965. 'O. EkKUMANKAMA,

Registrar of Co-operative SqcietiesLagos

~

. p .Government Notice No. 1078 : ‘

REGISTRATION OF CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES

‘The following particulars of registered Co-operative Societies in Lagos during the monthsof Oftober

1964 to May 1965, are hereby given for general information:' .

. an DateRegistration No. Nameof Society Ropesion Address

144 Ifelodun Market Women’s Co-operative] 13-1-65

|

c/o Mrs Idowu,

: Credit Society - 148 GbamgboseSt.,Lagos

145 Sawyers Progressive Co-operative 13-2-65

|

c/o 19 Oshodi St.,

Sawmill Association Ltd. Lagos .

146 Railway Carriage Technical Co-operative} 13-2-65

|

‘c/o O. G. Aregbe Esq.,

Credit Society : ( 69 Jebba St. East,‘ Ebute Metta: ~~

147 Morning Star Co-operative Credit 7-68 cjo 59 OjoGiwa St.Society (Ebute Ero) Ltd. Lagos

148 Olorunlogbon Co-operative Credit 9-4-65

|

c/o 20 Beckley St.,

Society (Women) Society Ltd. Ebute Metta

4

149 | Ijesha Co-operative Investment Associa-| 14-5--65) P.O. Box 545,

tion Ltd. . Lagos

GIVEN under my hand and seal this 17th day of May, 1965.

_ ©. EKUMANKAMA,. Registrar of Co-operative Societies,, : Lagos .

*~ ~

Government Notice No, 1079

?

Customs and Excise Notice No. 34, published as Government Notice No.by(/) addition of the following items to the Schedule :-—

ltemNo.

5 ComMeERcE AND INDUSTRY

Ministry or Department

64 DEFENCE

- 7

.

Economie. DEVELOPMENT

8 Epucation

'

Universiry or Ipapan, Depart-MENT OF CHEMICAL PATHOLOGY

g

NOTICE BY ‘THE BOARD OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE

AMENDMENT No, 3

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

Field of Activity Description of Activity

To help achieve maximum Industrial growththrough promotion offoreign private Invest-ment in Nigeria

(¢) Investment promotion

x(6) Military

a(s) Management

ment’

oe . Adviser on Service, financial and Pay mattersDevelop- Toassist in the planning of Nigeria Institute of

. Management :

(t) Development and use of The improvement of cereal production poten-improved varieties of fial in West Africa through support and co-major cereal crops ordination of research and the provision oftraining facilities for the present and futurestaff of West African Research Centres.

(u) Education. Development of educational text ‘books inNigeria and training of allied printing per-sonnel

Equipmentsto be used for setting up a Registerof High-level manpower in training in theform of Mechanised punch Card system

(v) Education

.. Survey of nutrition and health of Nigerians,: food habits, production, processing and

‘potential for expansion through

a

joint studyby the U.S.I.C. N.N.D. and the Departmentof Pathology, U.C.I.

(ze) Food Nutrition

' Customs and Excise Notice No. 34

628 in the Official Gazette No, 19 of28th March, 1963, is hereby amended

x

Donor Government orOrganisation

U.S.A.LD.

United Kingdom .

United Kingdom

U.S.A.LD./C.C.T.A.

US.A.LD.

Canada

United States Inter-departmental Commit-tee on Nutrition forNational Defence

ZS‘I9A

‘9bON

886

ALLAZVSTWIOIIAO

os

NOTICE BY THE BOARD OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE—continued

23 Works AND SURVEY .- (#) RoadSurvey... .. To compile a feasibility report on Westerngyneennnigte ee ee eg gatth Avenue and Agege Motor Roads

(j) Lagos Sewage and Drain- To prepare project plans, analysis and evalua-age tions for Sanitary and Industrial Sewage

_ Storm, drainage and refuse disposal for theMetropolitan Area of Lagos

(k) Water Supply .. .. To assess the economic and technical feasibilityOs + rercuamnrmainerseareenstemennen“GFFREHrOposed Lagos water system project

NORTHERN NIGERIA os

2 ANIMAL HEALTH AND FORESTRY (4d) Agriculture Livestock and Meat Industry of Northern' . ; Nigeria (Experts and Equipment)

5 Economic PLANNING -. (e) Training, Advising and Establishment of a Business. and Training‘ Assisting Potential Centre at Kaduna

Northern enterpre-neurs to set themselvesin their own business

6 EDUCATION os es (l) Teacher Training ..» Improvement of Teacher Education in: Northern Nigeria

EASTERN NIGERIA

~8 Works AND SURVEY ~ -» (e) Road Survey To carry out a feasibility study of the Port‘ Harcourt Igrita~Umuezeala Road

. “(f) Road Survey » To compile a feasibility report on the recon-. * soe “~~. "* -® "struction of certaiti Port Harcourt Arterial

. Streets from existing data, plans and esti-te mates by Government of Eastern Nigeria

WESTERN NIGERIA

2 Economic. PLANNING AND Com- (c) Rural Employment .. Rural Employment PromotionMUNITY DEVELOPMENT—-IBADAN

U.S.A.LD.

U.S.A.1.D.

U.S.A.I.D.

Western Germany

Ford Foundation

Ford Foundation

U.S.A.LD.

USALD.

International LabourOrganisation (I.L.O.)

” Gi) Insertion of “(a)” immediately before the word ‘Aviation’ éccurringin thefirst line of item No.6a of the Schedule under ‘Federal Government’

a . ~”mR83 ‘ : ~~ 3 _. “*

(282/21 /34 ( )).

S961

‘ABT

AL43

27ALLAZVOTVIOIAO

*

686

990 \ OFFICIAL

‘Government Notice No. 1080

Industrial Development(Income Tax Relief)Act 1958 (No. 8 of 1958)

. GRANTING OF PIONEER CERTIFICATE

It is hereby notified for general information thatMessrs MAGCOBAR-DENCHUKWU LIMITED have beengranted a Pioneer Certificate under the terms ofsubsection (7) of Section 4 of the Industrial Develop-ment (Income Tax Relief) Act, 1958.


or FEDERAL MINisTrRY oF HEALTH

DRUG IMPORTATION

It is hereby notified for general information thatthe Federal Ministry of. Health is taking morestringent measures over the illegal importation ofdrugs into the country, in strict compliance withthe provision of the existing Pharmacy Act (Cap. 152of The Lawsof the Federal Republic of Nigeria).

Dealers in drugs, poisons, Patent and/or Proprie-tary medicines, are therefore requested to make surethat they operate strictly within the limits of, anylicence they may hold. © 1

Further explanation may be obtain from ‘theFederal Pharmaceutical Inspector, Old PharmacySchool, Yaba, to whom enquiries should be directed.

P. C. Cuicso,for Permanent Secretary


‘Minerals Regulations

- RaTE OF ROYALTY ON LEAD

For the purpose of computing the amount ofroyalty on lead during the period Ist April to 30thJune, 1965, the average spot price of lead during thequarter ended 31st March, 1965 was £137-6s-1d

~per ton. The royalty payable will therefore he£2-14s-11.06d per ton of metallic lead iri the ore.

Government Notice Ne: 1083

MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS

SONG POSTAL AGENCY—OPENING OF

’ It is notified for general information that a PostalAgency was opened at Song in Adamawa Divisionof Adamawa Province in the Northern Territoryon the 26th April, 1965 for the sale cf stamps, issueand payment of Postal Orders, acceptance anddelivery of Registered articles, and. despatch ofmails.’ .

Thecirculation of mails is to Yola Post Office.

A. A. Arta,Permanent Secretary

GAZETTE No. 46, Vol. 52

Government Notice No. 1084 y

MNistRY oF CoMMUNICATIONS

OKEKOTO POSTAL AGENCY—OPENING OF

It is notified for general information that a Postal‘Agency was opened at Okekoto in Western Divisionof Western Province in the Western Territory onthe 5th April, 1965 for the sale of.stamps, issue andpaymentof Postal Orders, acceptance of Registered

- articles and despatch of mails.

Thecirculation of mails is toAgege Post Office.

‘A. A. ATTA,Permanent Secretary


MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS

INTRODUCTIONOF PARCELACCEPTANCE SERVICE—OBOT IDIMP.A.

It is notified for general information that parcelacceptance service was extended to Obot IdimPostal Agency with effect from 15th February, 1965.

A. A. ATTa,Permanent Secretary

Government Notice No. 1086on

CORRIGENDUM .

OGWASHI-UKUTELEPHONE EXCHANGE

in Government Notice No. 814 published inOfficial Gazette No. 36 of 22nd April, 1965 deleteMonday-Friday........ 7 a.m.47 p.m. and sub-stitute Monday-Friday......... (7 a.m.-9 p.m,

¢|Government Notice No. 1087 ; ,

Loss oF LocaL PURCHA$E ORDER

The Provincial Police Officer, Ilorin, has reported ,

loss of Local Purchase Order No. 063880, issued toMr S. A. Ibironke, Horin for supply of. one TinKerosene.

The Local Purchase Order is hereby declaredcancelled.

Anyperson who comes in possession, or is able togive any information relating to it should pleasereport the matter to the nearst Pelice Station or tothis office.

F. B. Carpvoso,Accountant-General,Federation of Nigeria

20th May, 1965. -

“Government Notice No. 1088

Loss or LocaL PuRCHASE ORDERS

The Inspector General of Police reported loss ofunderlisted Local Purchase Orders issued by himto Messrs G. B. Ollivant Ltd., Lagos.

No. 133953 of 1-2-65.No. 134807 of 16-2-65.

1

27th May, 1965

The Local Purchase Orders are hereby cancelled.

Any person who comes in possession or is ableto give any informationrelating to it, should pleasereport the facts to the nearest Police Station ortothis office. :

F. B. Carposo,Accountant-General,

14th May, 1965. Federation of Nigeria


Loss oF Locat PurcHasE ORDERS

The Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry ofWorks, has reported loss of under-listed LocalPurchase Orders, issued by him to the various firmsindicated below - :

L.P.O. — Date Address Remarks151472 9-2-65 Messrs Hull 50 Bags of

* -..+ Services Cement

125821 31-7-64 Messrs Oshinmi. Co. Ltd. 1 Official

: Stamp1372370 10-64 Messrs Dizengoff

West AfricaLtd. .. . _

The Local Purchase Orders are hereby declaredcancelled.

Any person who comesin possession,or is able togive any information relating to them should pleasereport the;facts to the nearest Police Station or to thisoffice. ‘ , ' :

- FF. B. Carposo,Accountant-General,

| etree

18th May, 1965~


Loss oF LocaL PurcHASE ORDER

. It is hereby notified that the undermentionedLocal Purchase Orderis lost :— .

L.P.O. No. A111807 of 16-9-64 issued by thePrincipal Supply Officer, Ministry of Works andTransport, Headquarters, Ibadan to Messrs Nation-al Motors (Nig.) Limited, Ibadan, for’4, Commer7-ton Lorries

2. The above Local Purchase Order is hereby de-clared cancelled.

3. Anybody who comesinto possession ofit or isable to give any information relating to it shouldplease report the facts to the nearest Police Stationand/or this office.

. E. A. O. FasHoro,Accountant-General,‘Western Nigeria

Government Notice.No. 1091

Loss or LocaL PURCHASE ORDERS

General Officer Commanding Nigeria Army hasreported loss of under-listed blank Invoice Forms 95in the following serial Nos. :—

017590 017569017591 017573017592 017576

These Inyoice Formsare hereby declared cancelled.

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

give any informati

Federation of Nigeria

~ give any information relating to it should ic

991? . |

Anyperson who.comesin possession, or is able tobn relating to them should please

give the facts to the nearest Police Station or to thisoffice. “4

F. B. Carposp,Accountant-General,

. Federation of NigeriaDated 18th May, 1965 :

Government Notice No. 1092 : , . |

Loss or Locat Purcuase ORDER

It has been reported by the Principal, AgriculturalOfficer, Bauchi, Northern Nigeria that the LocalPurchase Order, No. 252939 of 6th May, [1965issued to Continental Bookshops, Jos, on 4th May,1965 is lost. ~ :

The Local Purchase Order is hereby declaredcancelled. . |

Any person who comes in possession of it or isable to furnish any information relating to it sHouldreport the facts to this office or.to the nearest PoliceStation. /

d L.-V., WaILgs,, Accountant-General,r ~ Northern Nigeria


Loss or Loca PurcuasE ORDER

It has been reported by the Permanent Secretary,Ministry of Works, Kaduna, Northern Nigeriathat the Local Purchase Order No. 230262 issued toT. Kahale & Co. Ltd. Jos, by the Provincial Engineer,Mubi on 17th June, 1964is lost.

The Local Purchase Order is rhereby declaredcancelled. . Any person who comes in possession of it Lr is

able to furnish any information relating to it shduldreport the facts to this office or to the nearest oliceStation. -

L. V. Watles,Accountant-General,

x Northern Nigeria.


Loss or Loca, Purcuase ORDER

The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of InternalAffairs reported loss of Local Purchase OrderNo. 14143 of 11th of March, 1964 issued to VehicleAssembly Plant, Creek Road, Apapa by the FederalFire Commissioner, Lagos.

The Local Purchase Order is hereby declaredcancelled. Any person who comesin possession,or is able to

give the fact to the nearest Police Station ortb thisoffice.

F. B. Carpaso,Accountant-General,

18th May, 1965. Federation of Nigeria. ¢


Loss or Locat PurcuasE Orper No. 200773It has been reported by the Permanent Secretary,

Ministry of Information, Kaduna, Northern Nigeria,that the Local Purchase Order No. 200773 of 29thApril, 1965 is lost.

nae

—

992.

The Local Purchase Order No. 200773 is herebydeclared cancelled. Any person who comes inpossession of it or is able to furnish any informationrelating to it should report the facts to this office orto the nearest Police Station.

L. V. Wales,Accountant-General,Northern Nigeria

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¥

Loss oF REVENUE RECEIPT Book

__It has been reported by the Permanent Secretary,Ministry of Agriculture, Kaduna, Northern Nigeria,that the Revenue Receipt Book Nos. A470954-44471000 issued to Senior Produce Officer, KanoArea is lost. The Revenue Receipt Book Nos.A470954-A471000 is hereby declared cancelled.Any person who comesin possession of them oris

able to furnish any information relating to themshould report the facts to this office or to the nearestPolice Station.

L. V. Walzes,Accountant-General,Northern Nigeria


Loss oF CHEQUE

The Veterinary Officer, Oyo has reported the‘loss of Bank of West Africa Limited, Oyo ChequeNo. 010745 of. 28th April, 1965, for £82-13s-3dissued by.the Treasury Cash Officer, Oyo, inexchange of Payable Order Departmental No.WR.09/146406.

The. above Cheque is hereby declared cancelled.

Anybody who comes into possessionof it or isable to give any inforniation relating to it shouldplease report the facts to the nearest Police Stationand/or this office.

= E. A. O. Fasuoro,Accountant-General,

Western Nigeria


Loss oF Motor VEHICLE LICENCE

It has .been reported by the Sub-Treasurer,Sub-Treasury, Kaduna, Northern Nigeria, that theMotor Vehicle Licence No. 001900 for December,1965 of 4th May, 1965 is hereby declared cancelled.

Any person who comes in possession of it or isable to furnish any information relating to it shouldreport the facts to this office or to the nearest PoliceStation. ,

L. V. Waltzes,Accountant-General,Northern Nigeria

OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 46, Vol. 52


'Lacos Consumer Price INpgEx—MUIDDLE+ Income Group

The Lagos ConsumerPrice Index inrespect of theMiddle Income Groupis an official index based onthe expenditure patterns, of wage earners earningbetween £400 and £800 per annum in 1960.

2. The average values of the index for the twelvemonths February 1964 to January 1965 are asfollows :—

f Base: AVERAGE 1960-100s = Index

1964February” .. 114.5March — 115.2April 116.0May- 116.8June 117.7July 118.3August . we he 118.3September. . +e . .. 117.3October —§.. oe . *118:0

. November a wee 118.5December 118.0

1965January : 119.6

3. Further details are available in the Federal —Office of Statistics, Lagos.

* Revised figure.


Lacos ConsuMER Price INDEX—LOWER‘Income Group ‘

The Lagos ConsumerPrice Index in respect of theLower Income Group is an official index based onthe expenditure patterns of Clerks, Artisans andLabourers earning not more than £400 per annumin 1960.

2. This index used to be based on the expenditurepatterns of Clerks, Artisans and Labourers earningnot more than £350 per annum in 1953 but has beenrevised. The average values of the index for thetwelve months February 1964 to January 1965 areas follows :—

Base: AVERAGE 1960=100Index

1964 .February .* nn .. 109.8March o .- 110.1April 111.4May 112.6June 114.1July 114.2August . 113.4September. . -- 112.2October .. . .. *113.5November e 114.0December 113.4

1965 4:

January — .. : 114.4

3. Further details are available in the Digest ofStatistics published quarterly and copies of whichare Obtainable from Federal Office of Statistics,Lagos. .

4. Details of the method of construction of theindex are also obtainable from theoffice.

‘* Revised figure.

SENT ANNEENS

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MONTHLY PURCHASES oF’ MarKeTING BoarD PRODUCE COVERING THE PERIOD 26-3-65 TO 29-4-65 (MONTH OF APRIL 1965)

* Adjusted.a 2

(ALL Tons)

Purchases during mionth Cumulative purchases from beginning of Season -; - to 29-4-65°

Produce West Mid- North East Total ~West =Mid-. North- East TotalWest — : West

1965 . .Palm Kernels .. 17,981 2,625 2,118 19,045 41,769 44,525* 13,223* 4,774 59,592% 122,114Copra, Grade I — — — 104 =: 104 — _— — 299 299 .Copra, Grade IL, .. a — — — — — _— — — — —Copra, Grade III... oe —_— —_— — 1 1 ~ — — 1 1Copra, Grade IV, .- — — — 7 7 — _ — 23 23

Total Copra el — 112 112 —2 — — 323 323Plantation Palm Oil .. —_— 756 — 1,197 1,953 —_— 2,007 — 2,261 - 4,268

Special Grade Palm Oil —_ 165 — 21,856 22,021 141 546* — 52,072 52,759

Technical Palm Oil, Grade I.. 65 218 — 6,629 6,912 327* 390* — 12,130 12,847

Technical Palm Oil, Grade II — . 98 _ 7 105 —_— 230* — 19 249

Technical Palm Oil, Grade III — 160 — — 160 —_ 472* — —_ 472

Total Palm-Oi -"-.. 65 1,397 — 29,689 31,151 468 3,645 — 66,482 70,595

1964/65Groundnuts hess — — 6,937 3. 6,940 "+— — 673,637 2,128 675,765Soya Beans we _ _ 23 21 44 — 18,804 171 18,975

Beppisted - — — — — — _ — 22,726 796 23,522t-CastorSeed... —: — — — — — —- 6 .— 86Seed Cotton NA. I 3 — 1,304 — 1,307 51 — 116,131 — 116,182Seed Cotton NA. II , 5 — 319 — 324 | 20 — - 6,189 — 6,209

. Seed Cotton NA, III .. A — _ 638 — 638 — — 3052 .— 3,052‘. Seed Cotton no Grade 2 — _ — 2 9 — —_ _— - 9

. Total, Seed Cotton 10 — 2,261 — 2,271 80 — 125,372 —_ 125 452Ginger Split .. — — 13 — 13 — — 1,378 — 1,378

Ginger Scrap .. _— — — —_— — — — — > on

GingerPeeled .. _— _ 104 _ 104 _ — 1414 - — 1,414Total Ginger —_ — 17 0° — 117 — — 2,792 — 2,792

Coffee a — = 471 =A = = 2Total All Produce ... . 4,022 - 11,627 48,870 82,575 45,073 16,868 848,712 129,492 ~ 1,040,145

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Government Notice No 1102

BOaRD OF CUSTOMS AND EXcISe, NIGERIA—-NET REVENUE, APRIL 1965

. Proportionate Actual Approximate Approximate Difference between. . Estimates Estimates Revenue Ne Revenue Net Revenue{| columns (4) and (7)

head Details of Revenue 1965-66 April 1965 April, 1965 April 1965 April 1965

‘ : ‘Increase

|

Decrease(1) (2) ? (3) (4) (3) (6) (7) (8) 9

Import Dery . é é £ £ & . é £1. Unmanufactured To-

bacco for the manu-. - .facture of Cigarettes 1,300,000 . 108,333 _ 352,986 ¢« 352,986 244,653 _

2. Unmanufactured ,bacco—Other .- 1,580,000 131,667 _ 13,414 - 13,414 — |]. 118,253

3. Manufactured Tobac-co—Cigars .. a 16,000 1,333 _ 1,159 1,159 _ 174

4. Manufacrired Tobac- i. Cigarettes : 350,000 8 29,167 _ 7,914 7,914 _ 21,253

"5. Mahufactured Tobac- ‘ .Other .. *. 30,000 2,500 _ 294 294 — 2,206

6. \Motor Spirit oe .: 7,200,000 . 600,000 * _ 735,235 735,235 135,235 _7. Di 5,450,000 454,107 _ 404,824 404,824 _— 49,3438. Beer, Wine and Spirits 1,500,000 125,000 —_— 158,919 158,919 33,919 _9. Import Duty Unspeci-

ed 70,000,000 5,833,333. _ 4,967,548 4,967,548 - 865,785T =

Tota. Import Duties 87,426,000 7,285,500 1 _ 6,642,293 6,642,293 413,807 1,057,014

. Export Duty i10. ,Bananas os 10 1 _ _ _ — 111. -y Sheanuts 30,000 2,500 _ —_— — 2,50012. _ Rubber, 430,000 35,833 —_ * 47,925 47,925 12,092 —13. © Rubber, Crepe 700,000 58,333 _ 45,088 45,088 —_ 13,24514, Rubber, Paste 100 _ 180 180 172 —_15. imber + .. 350,000 29,167 _ 23,545 23,545 — 5,62216. Cattle Hides. 133,000 11,250 _ 9,913 9,913 _— 1,33717. Goat Skins... 200,000 16,667 # — 14,379 14,379 _— 2.28818. SheepSkins +0,000 3,333 _ 2,833 2,833 —_ 50019. Cocoa. 3,400,‘000 283,333 _— 414,948 414,948 131,615 _20. Groundnuts _ 2,800,000 233,333 _ 211,708 211,708 —_ 21,62521. Groundnut Oil 980,000 81,667 _ 88,315 88,315 6,648 _22. | Groundnut Meal and

Cake 350,000 29,167 — 34,693 34,693 °5,526 _23. Benniseed 130,000 10,833 _ 11,4642 11,464 631 _24. Corton Lint 620,900 31,667 _ 66,840 66,840 15,173 _25. Cotton Seed .. 134,000 11,167 —_ 15,211 15,211 . —26. Palm Kernels 1,900,000 158,333 _ 152,759 152,759 _ 5,57427. +. Palm Kernel Oil 9,000 750 _ 64: 645 895 —28. Palm Kernel Meal and —

_ Cake 5,000 417 —_ 508 508 * 91 —29. Palm Oil, Technical .! 68,000 5,667 —F 4,221 4,221 _, 1,44630. Palm Oi Edible. .- 820,000 68,333 —4 111,850 111,850 43,517 —31. Reptile Skins -- 22,890 1,833 _ 1,428 1,42 _ 40532. Animals. Birds and ; :

. Reptiles. 10,000 833 — 1,245 1,245] | 412233: Fur Skins . 10,000 833 _ 507 507 _ 326

Metal Scraps .. _ _ _ 583 583 583 _

ToranEXPORT Duty 13,143,110 1,095,258 _ 1,261,788 1,261,788 221,399 54,869

Excise Durns 2= :34. ‘Pobacco—Cigarettes 6,900,000 575,000 a 615,051 615,051 40,051 —35. Beet.” <2 + . 4,600,000 383,333 _ 272,999 272,999 _ 110,33436. Motor Spirit . 10e 1 — _ _ _ 137. Diesel Oil : _ 10e 1 — — — — {38. Potable Spirits . 206,000 16,667 — _ — _ 16,66739. Excise Duty-Unspeci-

=

fied 26 - 4,540,000 378,333 — 365,097 365,097 _ 13,236

ToTAL Excise DuTY 16,240,020 1,353,335 _ 1,253,147 1,253,147 40,051 140,239

. FEEs, ETC.40. Warehouse and Cus-

toms Fees . 70,000 5,833 _ 5,591 5,591 _ 24241. Overtime and Shipping :

: 17,500 1,458 _ 2,127 2,127 * 669 _42. Penalties; Forfeitures . ” .

and Seizures 50,000 4,167 _ 3,814 3,814 _ 353Hire of Aircraft —, — + — —— _ —

TOTAL FEES, ETC. 137,500 11,458 =~ 11,532 14,532 669 595

GRAND 'FOTAL 116,946,630 9,745,551 —_— 9,168,760 9,168,760 675,926 1,252,717

DECREASE -- 1 576,791

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NOTES: 1. Subject to adjustments prior to closing of accounts.

2. The Customs Import Dutypaid in April 1965 on goods imported by parcel post is not included.

f A. Dryan,* ‘ Chairman,

Lagos, 17th May, 1965. Board of Customs and Excise .


Corresponding -Perio LiaBILITIES ASSETS

Last Yearf £ PuBLic Funps: £ CaAsH: £

16,068,716 Consolidated Revenue Fund (a) 35,050,039 Working Balances :769,400 Contingencies Fund . 0,000 Sub-Treasury Lagos/Cash :

. Offices : . . 1,746,871445,871 17,283,987 Development Fund (6) 30,567,509+ 5,482,530 Remittances. 141,303

—-_—__ oo Imprest . soe 69,842

SPECIAL AND TRUST FunnDs: Payable Orders, WesternRegion 64,040

4,173 University College, Ibadan. “ . .. Capital Fund . tL 4 Deposit on Call 7,570,033

27,622 Revolving Loan Fund—Sporting -- and Social Clubs +. 15,506 J.C.F. 1,646,000

17,939 Revolving Loans Fund for In-dustry . . : 25,579 A.L.D. Counterpart 159,980

2,463,334 wee Post Office Savings Bank Fund . 2,522,45470 ‘ Nigerian Ex-Serviceinen’s Wel- “ .

fare Find TPFQe eternalNVESTMENTS 315,865 Government Servants’ Provident 14.903 General

+ 32,851 Police Reward Fund . 38,498 SPECIAL AND ‘TRUST Funps :483,937 African Staff Housing Scheme Revolving Loans Fund for

‘un . 708,987 Sporting and Social Clubs 14,832

1,960 Prison Warders’ Reward‘Fund 1,601 Post Office Savings Bank Fund 2,383,270

4,a3,533. National Provident Fund 9,595,309 Nigtria Ex-Servicemen’s Wel-

4 1465 National Provident Fund—Re- are Fund . 13,630

~ serve Fund, . 228,267 Government Servants’ Provi-—_ Fire Sétvice R@Wird Fund 1+ * 500 dent Find . 14,694

30,006 Public Trustee .. os 31,422 Police Reward Fund_ 25,739

48,254 8,185,309 Miscellaneous 49,692 13,247,088 National Provident Furid 9,593,"703

—_— eeretiseeeren National Provident: Pund— :* PERSONAL ADVANCES FUND: moat Reserve Fund . : ~298,267

: . Public Trustee '» 29,977

650,000 Allocation from Consolidated Miscellaneous. . 33,405. Revenue Fund . tee 650,000

“ oi ‘TREASURY CLEARANCE Funp: Advances made against the

, 100,000 Allocation from Consolidated Personal AdvaricéesFund . .Revenue Fund 100,000 Advances made against the ~

me $925,957‘Dé ) Féceivedto the Fond": 5,527,018 Treasury Clearance Fund:OO moe cremegens prem . - Miscellaneous :

‘ Regional Governments : .

3,035,748 Western Region 1,587,9532,062,759 Eastern Region 2,959,8631,253,388 Northern Region : 2,782,711

21,167 6,373,062 Mid-Western1Region 1,406,014 8,736,541

£36,718,315 eS £33,743,177———— ——r

+t Debits

made to Governmentsponsored organisations or contingent liabilities in respect of various guarantees.

Fordetails of Consolidated Revenue see Statement No. 4.

Bi.

STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND, LIABILITIES AS AT 28TH FEBRUARY

STATEMENT No, 2

+ 1965Corresponding

PeriodLast Year

£ & £.:

1,063,924 ,136,098

- 53,496

113,688

15,991,156

“4,213,000

=11,400,069 159,980 21,731,342

- 899,611 845,115

24,7822,565,420

13,630

° 14,189 Nee25,918

4,922'506 —

121,46428,642

12,337,517 45,346 "7,761,897"

466,283 , 876,846 -an ae

8,639,697 _ 5,503,115

£33,743,177

This statement does not include the Public Debt or Assets held inrespect of Statutory Sinking F‘unds ; nor doesit include loan

(a3 Fordetails of Development Fundsee Statement No, 5% -

ting-Debt+

£36,718,315ST

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Treasury Bills—Ordinary on issue £38,000,000 .Treasury Division, *

Federal Ministry of Finance,Lagos, 20th May, 1965.

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OFFICIAL GAZETTE | No. 46, Vol. 52

STATEMENTNo. 4“ge

s

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND

STATEMENT OF Account AS AT 28TH FEBruary, 1965 3t ¥

Balance as at 1st April, 1964 .. |

_ Add Issues from Contingencies Fund. .

Less : Reimbursement to Contingenicies Fund

Treasury Bills :

. Ordinary Issues : Issued : 1st April, 1964-28th February, 1965

Repaid : ist April, 1964-28th February, 1965wa

| Add:

On-lending to Regional Governments :

Repaid : 1st April, 1964-28th February, 1965 .

Issued-: 1st April, 1964--28th February, 1965

.

Add Surplus being excess of Revenue 1st April, 1964-28thFebruary, 1965 (a) :

Over Expenditure 1st April, 1964-28 February, 1965 (a). .

_ Add NetProfit on Sale of Investments

Balance of Fund at 28th February, 1965

£ §£ £

te 10,181,811

vk 5,5005,500

. 125,000,000 .8,000,000

(a) Fordetails of Revenue and Expenditure—See Statement Nos. 4.1 and 4.2respectively.a

Treasury Bills on-lent to Regional Governments:

Western Region-

Northern RegionMid-Western Region

’ ‘Treasury Division,Federal Ministry of Finance,

Lagos, 20th May, 1965.

.. 117,000,000

25,750,00024,000,000 1,750,000 —_-9,750.000

19,931,811

. 132,678,638

. 117,565,861 15,112,777

35,044,588

5,451 ' 5,451

" £35,050,039

£4,500,000£1,250,000

_ £1,000,000i.

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27th May,’ 1965 y OFFICIAL GAZETTE’ 4 997

Treasury Division,

Ministryof Finance,Lagos, 20th May, 1965.

F. B. Carposo,

Gopernment Notice No. 1105STATEMENT No. 4.1

. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA a

STATEMENT OF REVENUE FOR THE MonrH oF FEBRUARY 1965 AND FoR THE PERIOD

ist APRIL,~1964 ro 28TH FEBRUARY, 1965 . >

# |Comparative |.“ Actual .Figures as -* - Actual Revenue 1stat 29th Head Estimates: Revenue April, 1964February, 1964-65 February to 28th

1964 ” _ 1965 Feb;1965 -

|£ £ a:

80,419,397 1. Customs and Excise > ' 94,988,710 9,775,300 101,162,4805,600,415 2. Direct Taxes 8,190,100 473,691 #600941,103,198 3. Licences and Internal Revenue 1,"399,250 £78,031 1,300,0947,471,376 4. Mining _ .- 7,"307,760 ~, 25587,174 10.071,613

"417954 5. Fees . "498,060 36,986 "457,7734,479,427 6. Posts and Telegraphs 6,581,250 |. 4,453,610 .1,203,381 7. Earnings and Sales 1,506,720 148,894 - 1,708,460392,997 ©8. Rent of Government Property .. 538,300 61,000 "436,286

~ 8,132,234 9. Interest and-Repayments : General 4,570,260 26,694 - 3058,510"2,193,183 10. Interest and Repayments : Regional

Governments 3,125,420 356,826 2,444°087626,169 | 11. Reimbursements 1,167,290 §8,842 "872,25791,770 12. Armed Forces . 109,460 3,385 233,920

1,529,117 13. Miscellaneous : . 1,873,650 20,060 1,009,877°

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113,660,818 r 131,856,230 1" 13,626,883 132,678,638

Proportion of Estimates for eleven months £120,868,211.

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Government Notice No. 1106 o =STATEMENT No. 4.2

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA

OFFICIAL GAZETTE _No. 46, Vol. 52

STATEMENT OF RECURRENT EXPENDITURE FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 1965, AND FOR THEPERIoD ist APRIL, 1964 ro 28TH FEBRuUaRY, 1965

ActualEx-

Comparative - Actual penditure ist7es as at Estimate ‘| Expenditure April, 1964

29th February, Head 1964-65 . . February to 28th.1964 1965 February,

* 1965

£ _&£ £59,076 21. State House:.. 63,160 5,394 56,197

2,989,252 22. Cabinet Office 4,838,510 28,266 3,137,6184,451,102 23. Police 6,349,060 415,329 5,970,517569,033 24. Ministry of Commerce and “Industry 844,830 37,742 691,514

+8reel 25. Ministry of Communications 6,539,470 22,306 4,740,26289, 26. Ministry of Defence. . . 409,340 17,190 198,428

4,131,841 27. Nigerian Army 5,376,490 381,433 4,2195520630,648 28. Nigerian Navy 787,580 57,232 731 32454,481 29. Nigerian Air-Force .. 603,780 Cr 1,448 262,931

447 049 | 30. Ministry of Economic Development 626,820 10,507 . 503i)217,018 31. Agricultural (Research) 319,900 18,542 240,34653,866 32. Fisheries Service 66,580 3,854 ° 55,689

104,622 33. Forestry (Research) * 147,280 10,015 113,936227,687 | 34. Veterinary (Research) 259,220 20,693 199,084201,155 | 35. Statistics .. 315,910 21,904 + 271,267

1,710,745 36. Ministry ofEducation 2,612,360 119,236 | 2,253,58765,686 37. Antiquities. - 87,500 6,054 69,89254,196 38. National Archives : 84,540 6,935 60,121

324,765 39. Ministry of ‘Establishments ‘and ‘Service- Matters . 509,900 26,601 355,189

495,442 | 40. Pensions and Gratuities Le 813,750 41,907 396,2231,916,027 41. Cae of Finance .. “; 1,974,690 74,902 1,378,607605,192 42. stoms and Excise .. a 887,370 60,446 : 722,802181 "323 43. Inland Revenue . 248,960 - 18,209 195,711

2,218,141 44. Ministry of External Affairs. . a 3,271,680 214, 152 2 578,9024,002,862 45. Ministry of Health . 5,197,890 596,441 4,898,7512,345,832 46, Ministry of Information ee . 2,825,330 75,300 2,579,038177,282 47. Ministryof Internal Affairs . . 313,390 18,350 225,353

1,203,615 48. ‘Prisons : . . 1,428,990 65,981 1,271,417211,717 49. Ministry of Justice : oe 312,390 15,628 . 226,921675,493 50. Ministry of Labour .. Ne 784,730 38,039 645,367

~ 72,463 51. National Provident Fund &: 148,980 14,229 101,542933,508 52. Ministry of Lagos Affairs cage 1,366,150 * 10,261 984,551241,976 53. Ministry of Mines and Power £. "259, 500 17,122 215,53299,392 54. Geological Survey . . - 140,030 8,105 97,525

899,103 55. Ministry of Transport 1,193,770 147,649 808,356109,149 56. Coastal Agency 139,150 11,067 _ 122,871496,437

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57. Inland Waterways .. 828,200 78,890 |. 710,7773,703,570 58. Ministry of Works and Surveeys 6,845,500 346,104 .- 4,528,511

85,086 59. Audit . 109,440 9,611 93,31089,488 60. Electoral Commission | 29,630 5,272 25,920

159,398 61. Judicial 225,730 20,904 187,850633,539 62. Parliament . 750,900 52,480 568,80939,731 63. Public Service Commission. 65,480 3,046 44,770 -

3,517,583 64. Contribution to the Development Fund 1,350,000 , —_ 293,811125,711 65. Non-Statutory Appropriation of Revenue 769,620 , £13,718 824,148

66. Consolidated Revenue Fund Charges:47,772,974 (a) Statutory Appropriation of Revenue

to Regional Governments .. 51,697,420 4,962,605 54,287,805451,000 (b) Retirementof Special TreasuryBills —_— —_— —

13,633,696 (c) Other . . . 17,843,670 1,208,996 14,419,210

' 108,351,816 132,664,570 9,437,199 117,565,861

Proportion of Estimates for eleven months £121,609,189.

Treasury Division,Federal Ministry of Finance,

Lagos, 20th May, 1965.

F. B. Carposo,

Accountant-General,Federation of Nigeria

i 27th May, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE - 999= ? '

Government Notice No. 1107: STATEMENT No. 5 .

- ¢ * . ,

\ DEVELOPMENT FUND . A 3oeSeea

STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT FOR THE MONTH ENDED 28TH FEBRUARY, 1965 s

(FIGURES TO THE NEAREST £) “sy,es ”

: , senciist:=Head , Estimates Actual 28th April, 1964

for65. February, _ t028th_ E( 1965: ¢February, 4965

. : : £ , £ : £& £Balance at 1stApril, 1964 .. . Lo . — —_ 6,881 ,463*

Add Receipts : , j . ,

611 Contributions from Revenue .. . 9,000,000 — 293,811

612 Capital Grants .. ves . $00,000 — 170, 196* ¥613 InternalLoans .. .... . 20,100,000 — 223,397614 External Loans . - .. 33,375,760 1,473,766 it24,062

63,275,760 1,473,766, 11°391,104\ . 11]391,104

ma + ° 4,509,641ees%

. 4 j ‘

7 Less Expenditure : . . Ce 7621 Primary Production ... .. —... 1,662,500 —- 7,923 199, 133+ 47622 Trade and Industry y.. .. . 4,640,120 — 1,848,955 fo623 Electricity ee ae ae 9,850,000 521,352 7,136,669624 Land Transport System . .. 12,965,440. 461,410 5,433,501 3

625 Water Transport System .. .. | 1,645,830 710,603 1,307,660 §626 Air Transport System .. oe .. 1,127,560 . 8,827 576,426 4 @

627 Communications Le .- 879,280 220 642,840 .

628 Water Supplies a .. .. . 40,000 776 48,911

629 Education oe . os oe 5,225,820 293,534 2,242,185 i

630 Health .. .. 0... 1,650,000 222,449 789,287631 Town Planning .. es os é- . 2,816,450 415,132 .. 1,322,385

632 Co-operatives .. .. .. 46,200 — 20,200» . 633 Miscellaneous .. .- . - 971,005 10 + 67,623

634 Information . a Lee - 26,010 249 223,402

635 Judicial cee ews — 10,509 . 47,855 !636 Police .. 0. uk ee 2,715,740 57,955 1,598,363 _637 General .. oe bee .. .- 5,659,680 972,134 5,653,240 3 :

638 Defence... ... 9... ee 10,147,820 454,106 4,263,444 .639 Financial obligations .. . .. 1,632,000 10,252+¢ 83,019 — :

640 Loans On-Lent and External Grants to , of :Regions . ve . we 13,426,690 ~ 43733 1,973,318

£77,128,145 -. 4,170,670 35,077,150 35,077,150

Balance of Fund as at 28th February, 1965... bes .. £30,967,5097 —

—______. 4 , Lst Credits : : : : °

- *Debits - f oT .

Treasury Division, t F. B. Carposo,Federal Ministry of Finance, : Accountant-General,

Lagos, 20th May, 1965, ’ Federation of| Nigeria

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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, WESTERN NIGERIA:APPROVED Post-PRIMARY INSTITUTIONS, 1965

The following.is a list of approved post-primaryinstitutions in Western Nigeria in 1965 :

A. INSTITUTIONS APPROVED FOR THE WESTArrican ScHoon CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS

‘Egba Division Type*1. Abeokuta Grammar School, Abeokuta Mixed.2, Baptist Boys’ High School, Box 32,: Abeokuta ..3, African Church Grammar ‘School,

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:

Box 218, Abeokuta Mixed4, Abeokuta Girls’ Grammar ‘School,

- Box 172, Abeokuta Girls5. St. Peter’s College, Box 225, Abeokuta Boys6. Ebenezer Grammar School, Box 115,

Boys

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

Ibadan Division—continued

No. 46, Vol. 52

Abeokuta Mixed7. Premier Grammar School, Lafenwa,

* .Abeoku Mixed8 MacJob Grammar ‘School, Box 145,

Abeokuta . : .. Mixed9: Lisabi Grammar School, Box 211,

Abeokuta Mixed10. Iganmode Grammar School, Box 20,

’ Otta . . . Boys

Egbado Division

*1. Comprehensive High School, Aiyetoro, ;Box 89, Abeokuta . . . Mixed

*2. Egbado College, Taro Mixed3. Egbado High School, TgbogilaBox 46,

- Tlaro . Mixed

Badagry Division :

1. Badagry Division Grammar School,Box 3, Badagry . Mixed

Epe Division :

‘1. Epe Division Grammar School,Box 23, Epe yo, .. Boys

Ikeja Division :

1. Ahmadiyya ,Callege, P.M.B. 1001,Agege i . .. Boys

2. Ansar-Ud-Deen “College, IsoloMushin Boys

3. Eko Boys’ High ‘School, P.M.B. 1012,Mushin . Boys

4. Oriwu College,P.O. Box 92, Ikorodu _ Mixed

. IbadanDivision :

*1. Ibadan Granimar School, Ibadan . Mixed*2. St. Teresa’s College, Ibadan .. Girls*3. St. Anne’s School, Ibadan .. Girls*4, Government College, Ibadan . Boys*5. Loyola College, Ibadan . Boys

- 6. Thadan PoysFHigh School, Box 263, B: oys7. Taken City "Academy, Box 263,

Ibadan Mixed8. Ahmadiyya Grammar School, Bleiyele

Ibadan . . Mixed -9. Yejide Girls’ Grammar School, é‘OO

Box 21, Ibadan .. Girls10. Igbo-Elerin Grammar School, Igbo-

Elerin P.O., Ibadan Boys11. Lagelu Grammar School, ‘P.M.B.

5066, Ibadan Boys12. Islamic High School, PMB.- Mapo

P.O., Ibadan .- . Boys

“a?

_ Type13. Our, Lady of " Apostles Secondary

School, Box 167, Ibadan .... . Girls14. Christ Apostolic ‘Church Grammar :

School, Box 530, Ibadan . Boys15. African Church Grammar School;

Box 729, Ibadan... Ie : MixedOshun Division :

*1. Queen’s School, Ede * . Girls2. Oshogbo ‘Grammar School, “Box 98,

Oshogbo : Boys3. Ogbomoso Grammar School, Box 29,

Ogbomoso . Boys4. Kiriji Memorial College, Igbajo, via

Ikirun . Mixed5. Gbongan/Odeomu Anglican " Gram-

mar School, Gbongan . .. Boys6. Oyan Grammar School, Box 21,

Oyan, via Oshogbo.. . Boys7. Baptist High School, Box 2, Iwo Mixed8. Baptist Girls’ High School, Box 74,

Oshogbo . . Girls9. Fatima *Céllege, Box 17, Ikire, via

Tbadan oe Boys10. Anglican Grammar* School, Otan

? Aiyegbaju, via Ikirun . . Mixed11. Aiyedede District Council Grammar

School, Ikire, via Ibadan .. . Mixed12, Baptist High School, Tree,via Tkirun Boys13. Ogbomoso Girls’ High School,

Box 136, Ogbomoso Girls14. Akinorun Grammar School, "Box 66,

Ikirun .. .¢ Mixed15, Odo/Otin Grammar School, Box 4,

Okuku, via Oshogbo Boys16. Oke- Iragbifji. Grammar School, Ira-

gbiji, via Ikirun .. Mixed17. St. Charles’ Grammar School, Box 125,

Oshogbo _... .. Boys18. Baptist High School, P.M.B. 1,

Ejigbo, via Ede... . .. Boys19. Seventh-Day Adventist Grammar

School, P.M.B. 25, Ede . Boys

Ijebu Division : ,*1: Ijdbu-Ode Grammar School, Tjebu-

de .. Boys*2:: Adeola Odutola College, Ijebu-Ode ixed*3. MolusiCollege, Ijebu-Igbo .. .. Boys*4, Tjebu Muslim College, Ijebu-Ode .. Mixed5. Ago-Iwoye Secondary School, Ago-

Iwoye, Ijebu-Ode .. Boys6. St. Anthony’s Grammar School, Esure

Box 112, Ijebu-Ode .+ Boys7. Our Lady of Apostles Secondary ~

School, Box 212, Ijebu-Ode_ Girls ~8. Anglican Girls’ Grammar. School,

Box 35, Ijebu-Ode:. Girls9. Girls’ Secondary School, P.M.B. 3,

Ijebu-Igbo ° . Girls10. Isonyin Grammar School, Asonyin,

via Tjebu-Ode .. Boys11. Odogbolu Grammar. "School, Odo-

gbolu, P.M.B. Shagarmhu .. Boys12. Muslim Girls’ High School, Box 167,

Ijebu-Ode .. . Girls

Remo Division :

1, Remo Secondary School, Shagamu . . Mixed2. Mayflower School, Tkenne, via

Shagamu . . Mixed

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Remo Divisioy—continued. Type Owo Division: | Type:

3. Meslimmugb School, Box 174, tized 2 VictoryCollege,Ikare Owe’ . Mixed.* xe made College, Box 82, Owo .. Boys:

4. C.Be 185, grammar §“School,_Tperu, 13. St.-Catherine’s Grammar School, Box iOx agamu . Mixed 73, Owo ; .. . Girls *

Ekiti Division : ; 4. African Church Grammar School, has1. Christ’s School, Ado-Ekiti .. . Mixed * 5. StBox24,OkaviaOwo School, Box Mixed2. Ekiti Parapo College, Ido-Ekiti : Mixed "20, Oka via Owo Boys3. etyHeeoremmat School,- ‘6. Ajuwa Anglican Grammar School,

- _ . oys ;4. Ekiti Anglican Girls’ Seéondary” , Okeagbe via Tkare .. . - Boys_ BeakAdo-Ekiti ... Girls "Ife Division : :

oenepnst Boys’ High School, Igede Boys 1. Oduduwa College, Ile-Ife .. .. Mixed6. Egbeoba High School, PLB, 1, Be Ife. GrammatSchool, Box 93, He-Ife: Boys

UteBk ixea > Onghp Anglican,Grammar School|7. liadG ar School, Box 13, Ifaki- Boys . 4. Modisek High School, Modakeke i .

** Ox e-Ife .. oys8. Aiyege GraminarSchoo! Aiyede- Boys 5. Origbo Cornmunity High ‘School,

9, Annunciation School, Box 25, Ikere- 6. I Feochon: Tla-Ora oysEkiti - Boys aGrammar School; Ia- rangun vvia | xed

OeenAnglianGrammarSchool Boys 7. Ife Girls’ HighSchool, Box 89, Ile-Ifei °11. Okemesi Anglican Grammar School Gjesha Division:

Okemesi, via Ilesha . Boys ‘ poe12. Amoye Grammar School, "Box 35, 1. Ijesha High School, Iesha .- Mixed

Ikere-Ekiti .. "Boys 2. St. Margaret’s School, Box 107, Ilesha Girls13. Notre Dame GrammarSchool, Ushi- 3. Ijebu-Jesha Grammar School, jebu- i

Ekiti via Ado-Ekiti . . Boys . Jesha Box 121, [esha .. f oys14. Ado GrammarSchool, Ado-Ekiti . Boys 4. Imesi-Ile High School, Imesi-Ile via |15. Ansar-Ud-Deen Secondary School, Ilesha . Mixed

P.M.B.2, Ikole-Ekiti : Boys 5. Methodist High School, P.M.B. 9, i16. C.A.-C.Grammar School, Effon Alaye' , Tlesha. Mixed.

via Ilesha_.. Boys 6. Ipetu-Jesha Gram. School Bc 15,17. Methodist Girls’ HighSchool, Ifaki- ; Ipetu-Jesha via‘Tlesha . °* . Mixed

Ekiti ; -.. Girls 7. C. A.C. Babalola Mem. Girls’ Gham.Okitipupa Division: i School Box 144, Ilesha we Lie:” Girls

1, Manuwa,et.CrOuSchoot, B Oyo Division : . 5 |u-Odo itipupa oys - : . ‘ to

2. Methodist High School, Okitipupa .. Mixed es AweHhSchoaneDAEO .- Mixed2. Awe Hi chool, Awe, P.M.B. Oyo Boys

3. Stella Maris College, Box 64,, Okiti- B 3. Fiditi. Gr ar School, P.M.B. t

pupa . oys 5087, Ibadan . BoysOndo Division : 4. StsBemnadine’s Secondary ‘School, .

1. Oyemekun GrammarSchool, Akure Boys 5. Shaki“BaptionBoys’ “High |School, - Birls2. Ondo Boys’ High School, Ondo . Boys Box 9, Shaki via Oyo .Bovs3. St. Thomas Aquinas’ College, Akure Boys 6. Oranyan Grammar School, PMB. ,4. Gboluji Anglican Grammar School, 18, Oyo oys

Box 4, He-Oluji. . Mixed -=B5. St. Louis Secondary School,Box 63, Note : *indicates schools| apprived for

Ondo z Girls H.5.C, Courses

6. StMonica'ss Grammar Scho Box 84, Girls B. Institutions not yet approved| for the7. St. Joseph’s Secondary School, Box West African School Certificate Examinations

3 olnn, Ondo... G ‘Sch si, Boys | Highest. Olofin Anglican rammarSchoo - Esha Div ;

Box 2, Idanre via Ondo Mixed goa Division ; Type Class9. Anglican Grammar School, Iju-Ita- 1. Nawair-td-Deen Gram. School, |

ogbolu via Akure . .. Boys Box 207, Abeokuta Mixed IV10. Anglican Grammar School, Igbara- 2. Oke-Ona Sec. Gram. School, Box

Oke via Akure Boys: 208, Abeokuta . Mixed IV11. Okeigbo/Tfetedo Anglican Grammar 3. Rev. Kuti Memorial ‘Grammar

* School, Okeigbe via Ondo . Boys School, Abeédkuta.. Mixed12. Ondo Grammar School, Box 95, 4. Methodist High School, Ifo via

Indo .. Boys Abeokuta . Mixed13. Fiwasaiye Girls’"Gramimar School, _..

P.M.B. Akure . Girls “Badagry Division :

14. St. Louis Grammer §School, Box 26, 1. Awori/Ajeromi Sec. GrammarAkure . . . Girls School, Agboju via Ojo-Apapa Mixed IV

IV .

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_Epe Division :

TY. Ikosi Methodist High School,- Agbowa via Ikorodu ..

Ikeja Division : t1. United L. A. Grammar School,

Box40, Oshodi . .2. Girls’ Sec. Grammar School,

Bariga, Box 517, Lagos3. Apostolic Church Grammar

School, Orishigun _VillageIkorodu/Lagos Road c/o Box32, Ebute Metta

Ibadan Division :1. Methodist High School, Box 265,

Ibadan ... St. Louis Sec. School, “Box 563,

Ibadan .. St. Patrick’s Grammar ‘School,

P.M.B. 5098, Ibadan . Boys. Igbo-Ora High School, Igbo-Ora

via Ibadan :. Goodwill Grammar School, Box

3105, Ibadan. Prospect High School, Abanla c/o

Idiayunre, P.A., Ibadan. Obaseku Grammar School, Eruwa

via Ibadan :. Okebadan High School, Box 3170,

Ibadan ... Isabatudeen Girls’ High "School,

P.M.B. Mapo, Ibadan «¢ ... Hope Grammar School, Box 3301,

Ibadan -.11. Ibadan. Peoples’ Girls’ Grammar

School, Box 532, Ibadan ..12.:Mount Olivet Grammar School,

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Box 1493, Ibadan ..Bishop Philips Academy, P.M.B.

5208, Ibadan ..

Adesola High School, Box 3283,Ibadan .

Oshun Division :1. Inisha Grammar School, Box 25,

Inisha, via Oshogbo2. Ahmadiyya Grammar School, Box

20, Iwo3. Baptist High School, Box44, Ede4. Ife-Olu Grammar School, Box 80,

Oshogbo . oe5. Iwo Gammar School, ‘P.O .-Box

37, Iwo6. Timi Agbale Grammar School,

Box 35, Ede ..7. St. Mary’s (R.C,M.)‘Grammar

* School, Iwo :Djebu Division: ;1. Aiyepe Girls’ High School, Aiyepe

via Ijebu-Ode .. -- ve2. Ijebu South District Council

. ~ Grammar School, Imodi/Ijasi.3. Husin Grammar School, Tlusin,

Ijebu Waterside :4, Tjebu Divl. Multilateral Grammar

School, Okun-Owa ..Ehiti Division:1. St. Louis See, Grammar School,

Box 59, Ikere-Ekiti ..2. St. Mary’s' Sec. School, Box 39,

Tkole-Ekit ..3. Moba Sec. Grammar School, Otun

Ekiti via Ado-Ekiti

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

HighestType Class

Mixed I

Mixed IV

Girls Ii

Mixed II

Boys Vv

Girl~v

IV

Boys Ill

Mixed II

Mixed II

Mixed Ul

Boys | If

Girls 11Mixed I

Girls I

Mixed =I

Mixed I

Mixed I

Boys '

Mixed ITIBoys III

Mixed JI

Mixed II

Mixed |

Girls I

Girls v

Boys IV

Boys ID

Mixed |

Girls v

Girls 1

Mixed =[

Okitipupa Division :

1. United Sec. Grammar School,Trele via Okitipupa

Ondo Division :

1. Independence Grammar. School,Box 153, Ondo

2. C.A.C. Grammar School, Akure

Ode-

Owo Division :

1. Irekari Ang. Grammar School,Ido-ani via Owo

2. New Church Grammar. School,Box 57, Owo

3. Akoko Ang. Grammar School,Arigidi via Ikare

+. Ansar-Ud-Deen SecondarySchool, Box 47, Ikare.

5. Owo High School, Box 43, Owo6. Adeyeri Memorial Grammar

School, Box 55, Owo.7. St. Louis Secondary School, Box

72, Owo 28. Akoko Girls* Secondary Gram-*

-mar School, Ikare :9. Methodist High §School, Box 41,

Owo .

Ife Division :

1. Our Lady High School, Box 124,Ile-Ife ..

2. St. John’s Grammar School, Box66, le-Ife . .

3. Oranmiyan Memorial GrammarSchool, Box 74, Ile-Ife

4. Olode Secondary GrammarSchool, Olode Garage,via Ile-Ife

Oluorogbo HighSchool, Box 57,Ile-Ife. . . wt

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Tjesha Divtsion :

1. Atakumosa High School, Oshunvia Ilesha

2. Ebenezer High School, Ijeda viaTlesha

3. St. Lawrence’s Grammar “School,Box 17, Ilesha

4. George Burton MemorialGram-mar School, Box 123, Ilesha

5. Hope Grammar School, P.O.Box 24, Tesha .

6. Ibokun Grammar School, ‘Tbokunvia lesha

7. African Church GrammarSchool,Box 54, Uesha.. - .

Ovo Division :

oc]. Ilora Baptist Grammar School,. Ilora via Oyo ..7 2. Iseyin District Grammar School,

. Iseyin via Oyo..3. Okeho/Iganna ‘District Council

GrammarSchool, OkehoviaOyo4. Ladigbolu Grammar School,+ _P.O, Box 86, Oyo...5. Irepo District’ Council School,

Igboho via Iorin .

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HighestType. Class

Mixed I

Mixed IVMixed I

Mixed IV

Mixed. IV

Mixed IV

Mixed IIIMixed III

Mixed III

Girls III

Girls I

Mixed

Girls Vv

Boys IV’ Mixed III

Mixed I

Mixed ]

Mixed III

Mixed III

Mixed II

Mixed II

Mixed I

Mixed I

Mixed I

Mixed III

. Mixed II

Mixed I

Mixed =|

Mixed I

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C. Junior ScHoots : (3-YeaR Course wiTHVOCATIONAL Bias) For Boys anp GirLs

. The Egba Junior School, P.M.B. 1,, Imo,Abeokuta. . i

- The Junior School, Ogbomosho.- The Remo Divisional Junior School, Iperu via

Shagamu. |. The Ondo Divisional Junior School, Ondo.Lennon Junior School, Grammar, Ikare.

. Ife Divisional Junior School, Ie-Ife.

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D. Tecunicat ScHoo. LeaDInc To INTER-MEDIATE EXAMINATIONS OF THE CITY AND GUILDS

1. Catholic Technical School, Ado-Ekiti.

E. CoMMERCIAL ScHoois LeaDING. To R.S.A.+s , EXAMINATIONS :

Theja Division :

1. National College of Commerce, Bariga, Ikeja.2. Will’s Commercial College, Itire, Mushin.

Oshun Division :

1. Oshun Commercial College, Ikire.2. Major Commercial Training School, Oshozbo.

Ondo Division :

1. Commercial College, Akure.

H. M. B. Somabe,Permanent Secretary and

Chief Inspector of Education,(Secondary Education)

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Ministry of Education,Ibadan, 13th May,1965.

EDU. 230/896

Government Notice No. 1056 (2nd publication)

CounciL or LecaL EDUCATION INFORMATION

CrrcuLaR No. 3

1. As from ist June, 1965, the number of termsrequired to be kept before call to the English Barwill be reduced from 12 to 8, thereby reducing thelength of training from three years to two.

2. Accordingly, notice is given that call to theEnglish Bar or passing the English Bar FinalExamination will not in future be recognised by theNigerian Council of Legal Education as complyingwith sections 3 and 4 of the Legal Education Act,1962, thereby qualifying for admission to the -Nigerian Law School, unless the persorf concerned—

either te :

(a) has in‘ addition obtained a degree (notnecessarily in law) of an approved University,or :

(5) was admitted as a student member of anInn of Court in England before 1st June, 1965,

“

3.”Earlier Information Circulars (GovernmentNotices No. 955 and No. 2284) shouldbe read inthe: light of the above which affects sub-paragraph |(a) of paragraph 2 of Government Noticeand sub-paragraph (a) of paragraph 12 of|

No. 955Govern-

ment Notice No. 2284: In all other respects theCouncil’s policy and practice as statedCirculars remains unchanged. ?

By the Authority of the Councilof Legal Education

in those

A. A. ADEMOLA,“3rd May, 1965. Chairman

Government:Notice No. 1109

_ NATIONAL WAGES ADVISORY CO

It is notified for general information

UNCIL

that theHonourable Minister of Labour has constituted aNational Wages Advisory Council whose [function,amongst others, will be to observe, co-ordinate andadvise onall aspects of a national wages poliay.

2. The members of the Council are :—

- (i) Chairman: The Economic Adviser to the

Federal Government

(it) Other Members :(ay One representative of the

Ministry of Labour.(6) One representative of each

Federal and Regional Ministriewith the responsibility for }Development and/or Planning.

(c) One representative of theManpower Board.

(d). Employers’ Representatives :A. G. 8. Hart, Esq.H. Ofurum,Esq.G. W. Haywood, Esq.J. Ade Tuyo, Esq.

(e) Workers’ Representatives :

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of the5 charged“conomic

National _ O. Eshiett, Esq.N. Chukwura, Esq.W.-O. Goodluck, Esq. ie.E. C. Okei-Achamba,Esq.

(f) Independent Persons :‘ Dr O. Olakanpo—University of Lagos.

Dr 8S. A. Aluko—University of] Nigeria,Nsukka.

Dr.C. Okonjo—University of Ibadan.Professor H. S. Darling—Ahmadu

Bello University.

The FeGéral Ministry of Labouris the Secretariattof the Chuncil.

M. A. Toxunsou,Permanént Secretary,

Federal Ministry af Labour

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MINISTRY OF DEFENCENIGERIAN. ARMY

‘TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF BATTERIES. Tenders are invited for the supply of Batteries ofvarlous ‘categories to the Nigerian Army for the‘period of twelve months.

2. Full details of requirements, description andvoltage of the batteries are contained in the TenderSchedule, copies of which may be obtained fromthe office pf the Director of Ordnance Services,Ordnance. Depot, Clifford Street, Yaba, between0900 hours and 1230 hours, Monday to Saturdayeach week until the closing date.

3. Proposed tenderers should state the countryof origin of the batteries offered ; estimated deliverytime from the date of order should also be specified

’ ton the Tender Form.

4. Pamphlet or catalogue showing the make andtype of batteries offered should accompany thestender forms,=

5. Tenders which will be considered for part. orwhole items shouldbe submitted in a sealed envelopemarked “Confidential—Tender for Supply of

,, Batteries” and addressed to the Sécretary, Armed“*Forces Tenders Board, Ministry of Defence,- Republic House, Lagos. Tender to reach hisoffice not later than Tuesday, 15th June, 1965.

6. Prices quoted must be strictly in terms ofdelivery to Ordnance Depot, Yaba.

7. The Ministry ofDefence is under no obligationto accept the lowest or any tender.

- . A. S. N. Eco,Secretary,

Armed Forces Tenders Board”‘


MINISTRY OF DEFENCE—NIGERIAN ARMY

TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF (a2) FORK LIFTTRUCK AND. (6) ENGRAVING MACHINE

Tenders are invitéd for the supply of the following —items:to the Nigerian Army :—

Quantity.(a) Fork Lift Truck . 1°

- (6) Engraving Machine .- 1

2. Full details of the items including Technical —data are contained in the tender schedule, copies ofwhich maybe obtained from theoffice of the Directorof Ordnance Services, Ordnance Depot, CliffordStreet, Yaba, between 0900 hours and 1230 ‘hours—“Monday to Saturday each week until the closing date.

3. Proposed’ tenderers should state the deliveryperiod from the date of order, the country of originshould also be specified on the tender form.

4. Photograph of the proposed Fork Lift Truckand Engraving machine together with pamphletsshowing the capacity, type and make should accomp-any the tender form.

-5. Tenderers should* give a guarantee foravailability of spare parts in Nigeria.

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OFFICIAL GAZETTE

‘to accept the lowest or any tender.

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6. Tenders which will be considered for one orthe two items should be submitted in a sealedenvelope, marked’ ‘‘Confidential—Tender for thesupply of (a) Fork Lift Truck and (6) EngravingMachine” and addressed to the Secretary, ArmedForces Tenders Board, Ministry of Defence,Republic House, - Lagos. Tender to reach hisoffice notlater than 0900 hours on Tuesday, 15thJune, 1965. , ‘

7. Prices quoted must be strictly in terms ofdelivery to Ordnance Depot—Yaba, Lagos.

8- The Ministry of Defence is under no obligationto accept the lowestor any tender.

A. S. N. Easo,Secretary,

Armed Forces Tenders Board¥


MinistRY OF DEFENCE—NIGERIAN ARMY| .

TENDERS FOR RE-TREADING OF TYRESTO THE NIGERIAN ARMY

Tenders_are invited from recognised Tyres Re-treading Factories to undertake the retreading of theundermentioned Tyres for the Nigerian Army fora period of 12 months. ‘

ApproximateQuantity

(a) Cover Outer 700 x 20 300(6) Cover Outer 750 x 20 200(c) Cover Outer 900 x 20 200(d) Cover Outer 1,100 x 20 100(e) Cover Outer 1,400 x 20 50.

. 2, The figures shown aboveare probable quantitiesof tyres required to be retreaded within the periodcovered by the Tender, this may be more orlessdepending on the requirements.

3. Copies of the approved Official Tender Forms,Condition of Contract and [Agreement may beobtained from the Office of the Director of OrdnanceServices, Ordnance Depot, Clifford Street, Yababetween 0900.hours and 1230 hours Mondayto Satur-day each week until the closing date.

' 4. Tenderers should state ‘clearly addresses offactories which will be subject to inspection before .awardofcontract.

5. Tenders will not be accepted unless submittedon the approved Official Tender Formsina sealedenvelope marked ‘‘Confidential—Tenders for Re-treading of Tyres’? and addressed to the Secretary,Armed Forces Tenders Board, Ministry of Defence,Republic House, Lagos. Tenders to reach hisoffice not later than 0900 hours Tuesday 15th June,1965. :

6. Prices quoted must be strictly in terms ofdelivery to Ordnance Depot, Yaba. :

7. The Ministry of Defence is under no obligation

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A. S. N. Ecgo,Secretary,

Armed Forces Tenders Board

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27th May, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE

1005. st

Government Notice No. 1060 (2nd publication): Gabbages 260 tbs. dl‘ t 2 .Feprrat MINISTRY OF Works cE . 5,090 only “TENDER . Chickens .. 400 jonlyELectrric Tasie Fans ranges| * F080 ony

Tenders are invited for the supply of Electric

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Plantain 2,000 |Ibs.Table Fans to the Federal Ministry of Works, Lagos, Beans 360 |Ibs.for the two year period 1st July, 1965,to 30th June, Beead “ut Ou 8 Ibs. £41967. r nut Oi tins o2. Approximate annual requirements are 250 “Palm Oil 10 eei.Fans. i °

"3. Tender documents including Official Tender , ' 400 tb gallonsForms, a specimen copy of the Contract Agreement, - Va atoes 3.080 tbe,and a brief specification of the type of!Fan required, Yam Flow, 400 he.etc., may be obtained from the Chief Stores Officer, Gai Our ‘ 400 iheAdministrative Division, Federal Ministry of Works, Awidi bail. 1.000 | ntMain Stores, Ijora, on written application to him. Boead 8 os 2°650 loaves4. Tenderers are required to deposit a sample of Bread 4 oz. 1,000.loaves

the Fan they offer, with the Senior Electrical Engi- aneer (Maintenance), Works Division, FederalMinistry of Works, St. Gregory Road, Onikan, fortesting, by 22nd May, 1965. Such gpecimen Fansmustbeclearly labelled with the Tenderers full nameand address. .

5. Tenders will not be considered unless submittedon the Official Tender Form in a sealed envelopemarked ‘‘Confidential—Tender for Electric TableFans’’,, addressed to the Secretary, Federal TendersBoard, Federal Ministry of Works, Headquarters,Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos. ‘Tenders must bereceived before 9 a.m. on 27th May, 1965..

B. Cooxey,| : Secretary,F Federal Tenders. Board

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Anmabu BELLO UNIVERSITY

TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF FOODSTUFFFOR 1965-66 SESSION

Tenders are invited from registered- contractorsfor the supply of the approximate weekly requirementof the undermentioned foodstuff to Ahmadu BelloUniversity, Zaria, for the period 1st October, 1965 to30th June, 1966:

Meat: beef 1,270 Ibs.mutton ... | 140 lbs.goat. we , 1240 Ibs.

Kidney, Tongue, Heart :180 Ibs.Fish: fresh... a 540 Ibs.

" cray . . 60 Ibs.smoked .. . .- ¥ 10 onlystock 50 only

Pepper: fresh .. + . 470 Ibs.dried ground. . a 10 Ibs.

‘Tomatoes bee : 1,650 Ibs.Onions .. . 420 Ibs.Okro 120 Ibs.Melon .. . - 40 Ibs.Green and Waterleaf .. 300 Ibs.

2. Prices should include cost of delivery on site, i.e.,_at the University, and based ona nine-month average, _

- ‘taking into account seasonal fluctuations. | Prospec-tive contractors must be prepared to supply, foodstuffon a monthly credit. Tenders may be submitted forindividual items or a group or groupsofitenhs.

*3. All items of foodstuff supplied must be of thebest quality and where necessary samples may berequired. Tender for bread or agidi must beaccompanied with a photostat copy of a tertificatéissued by arecognised Health Authority sho wing thatthe premises comply with the standard of sanitation,laid down under the Public Health Rules. ."

4. Fender forms may be obtained from the’Registrar and the completed forms (8 copies) must befoxwardedin sealed-envelopes marked CONFIDENTIAL

:

-* BOODSTUFF 1965-66 by registeredpost to reach him not

later than Saturday 5th June, 1965.

Government Notice No. 1i1o %

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF Works

INVITATION TO TENDER;TYRES AND TUBES |

Tenders are invited for the supply of ‘Tyres andTubes to the Federal Ministry of Works, Lagos, forthe period 1st August, 1965, to 31st July, 1967.

2. Tender documents including the! OfficialTender Form and a specimen copy of the |ContractAgreement, which provide. full particulars of theconditions of Contract, estimated quantities, anddetails of the’types of Tyres and Tubes required,etc., may be obtained from the Chief Stores Officer,Administrative Division, Federal Ministry df Works,MainStores, Ijora, on writtey application to him.

3. Tenders will not be considered,unless submittedon the Official Tender Form in a sealed nvelopesmarked ‘‘Confidential—Tender for Tyres andTubes”, addressed to the Secretary, Federal Tenders.Board, Federal Ministry of Works, Headquarters,Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos, to reach him before9 a.m. on 22nd June, 1965. i os

B. Cookey,’./ S Secretary,

% Federal Tenders Board

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AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA

TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF GRAVEL,LATERITE AND SAND: 1965-66

. Tenders are invited from registered contractorsfor the supply of gravel, laterite and sand to theUniversity for the year 1st July, 1965 to 30th June,966.

2. Price quotations should be per cubic yard andshould include cost of delivery onsite. :

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

: 3. Tender forms may be obtained from the ,Registrar, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria and thecompleted forms (6 copies) must be forwarded insealed envelopés marked: CoNFIDENTIAL—GRAVEL,LATERITE AND SAND 1965-66 by registered post toreach him not later than! 12th June, 1965.

Registrarad

Goverjiment Notice No. 1112

TENDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OFDEPARTMENTAL MOTOR VEHICLES

AND MOTOR CYCLES

Tenders are invited for the purchase of theundermentioned departmental motor vehicles andmotor cycles from the Commissioner of Police,Western Region.

Lot One : Motorcycles.

NPF 580 'NPF 573-NPF 576 NPF 571 .

i NPF 584 NPF 574NPF 587 NPF 561NPF 585 NPF 572NPF 560 NPF 569NPF 567 ,

Lot Two : 5 ton Austin lorriesNPF 4470 NPF 449

Lot Three : Land Rover

NPF 531

2. Permission to view the vehicles maybe obtainedfrom the office of the Regional Workshops Officer,The Nigeria Police Kings Barracks, Ibadan, between9 a.m. and'2 p.m. on any week day (Monday toFriday) before 15th June, 1965. —,

3. Tenders must be submittedin sealed envelopemarked CoNFIDENTIAL TENDER FOR PURCHASE OFDEPARTMENTAL VEHICLES and addressed to theChairman, Tenders Board, c/o Commissioner ofPolice, ‘B’, Department (T) the Nigeria Police,Ibadan to reAch him notlater than. 10th June, 1965

before 9 a.m.

4. The successful tenderer will be required to make

full settlement for the accepted tender before thevehicle is removed and, such settlement and removalmust becompleted within seven daysof the notifica-

« tion of acceptance.

5. The Chairman of the Tenders Board is notbound to accept the highest or. any offer.

B. Cookey,

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Government Notice No: 1113

MunistRY OF DEFENCENIGERIAN ARMY a

TENDERS FOR RETREADING OF TYRESTO THE NIGERIAN ARMY

Tenders are invited from recognised ‘Tyres

Retreading Factories to undertake the retreading of |

the undermentioned Tyres for the Nigerian Army

for a period of 12 months:” Approx.Quantities

(a) Cover Outer .. 700% 20 -.. 300.

(b) Cover Outer .. 750x 20 .. 200 is

(c) Cover Outer .. 90020 .. 200

(d) Cover Outer .. 1100x 20 .. 100 3(e) Cover Outer .. 140020 50

2. The figures shown above are probable quantities -of tyres required to be retreaded within the periodcovered by the Tender, this may be more or less *depending on the requirements.} 3. Copies of the approved Officiat Tender Forms,Condition of Contract and Agreement may be,obtained, from the Office of the Director of OrdinanceServices, Ordnance Depot, Clifford Street, Yababetween 09.00 hours and 12.30 heurs Mondayto.Saturdayeach week untilthe closing date.

4. Tenderers should state clearly addresses offactories which will be subject to ifispection beforeaward ofcontract. :

5. Tenders will not be accepted unless submittedon the approved Official Tender Forms.in a sealedenvelope marked ‘‘Confidential Tenders for Retread-ing of Tyres’? and addressed to the Secretary, «Armed Forces Tenders Board, Ministry of Defence,Republic House, Lagos. Tenders to reach his office:notlater than 09.00 hours Tuesday, 15th June, 1965.:

6. Prices quoted must be strictly in :terms of .delivery to Ordnance Depot, Yaba. '

7. The Ministry of Defence is under no obligation :

to accept the lowest or anytender.

A. S. N. Ecso,‘ Secretavy,:

Armed Forces Tenders Boardeter

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Government Notice No. 1062 (2nd publicatjar:

University CocLecr Hospitat, IBADANScHOOL oF NuRSING

. VACANCY

TUTOR IN GENERAL STUDIES

Applications are invited from experienced womengraduates for the above post. * .

The School establishment includes nine NurseTutors. There are 335 Student Nurses,all girls of

full secondary education, drawn from schoolsthroughout Nigeria. The course, of 34 years’ dura-

tion, is designed to provide professional training inrelation to the special needs of the country.

The duties of the successful applicant will bemainly concerned with the teaching ofhuman biologyand elementary general science,. and with theimprovement of standards of written and spokenEnglish. She will also be required to, participate inthe social and culturalactivities of the School.

Salaries.—Pensionable : £720-1,584 p.a.

Contract : £792-1,584 p.a.

27th May, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE _ ‘ >

An inducementaddition varying between £180 and£300 p.a. is payable to an expatriate.

Point of entry into the salary scale will be deter-mined by the qualification and experience of thesuccessful candidate.

A Nigerian will normally be offered pensionableterms and an expatriate contract terms. Contractappointment will initially be for two tours of 12-18months, renewable by mutual agreement. Freepassages, liberal leave. ,

Application forms and further particulars obtain-able from the House Governor on receipt of astamped self-addressed foolscap envelope. Closingdate : 29th May, 1965.

Government Notite No. 1063 (2nd publication)

UNrversity oF NicERIA, NSUKKA

FACULTY OF EDUCATION

VACANCIES ‘

(a) LecrureR IN Spsciar Mérxops (BroLocy,Puysics oR CHEMISTRY).—Candidates should possessgood honours degree or advanced qualification in

.Science education or a combination of any two ofthe subjects listed above and an advanced degree ordiploma in education and in addition several yearsof teaching experience at either -university orsecondary grammarschoollevel. |

(6) LecrurRER IN SpeciaL MeEtuops (Gzo-GRAPHY).—Applicants must have good honoursdegree or advanced qualification in Geography anda degree or diplomain ‘education and in additionseveral years of teaching éxperience at the university,secondary grammar school or teacher trainingcollege level.

Salary scale.—S.G.7— £1,200-75-1,650 (Bar);£1,725-75-2,175 per annum.

Conditions of service.—Passages paid for appointee,wife and five children undet 11 years, on appoint-ment, leave after 21 months’ tour and termination.Children’s and car allowances, superannuationscheme. Accommodation with hard standard furni-ture at rent rates mot exceeding 7.7 per cent ofsalary or standard rent whicheveris the less.

Method of application—Detailed typewrittenapplication (six copies) giving educational backgroundwith dates, age, nationality and marital status,qualifications and experience with institutions: anddates, publications ‘with titles and briefs and threereferees competent to attest to academic and/orprofessional excellence and ability, latent or demon-strated to work/teach at university level. Applica~tomy 20th June, 1965 to eitherSecretary to Council,University of Nigeria, Nsukka or London Representa-tive, University of Nigeria, 33 Craven. Terrace,London W.2 or Dr George H. Axinn, Assistant .Dean, International Programmes, Centre _ ForInternational Programmes, Michigan State Univer-sity, East Lansing, Michigan, U.S.A. Civil servantsshould forwardtheir applications through the Headsof their departments.

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Government Notice No. 1064 (2nd:publication) ;

UNIversiTy or Niczria, NsukKa

FACULTY OF ARTSVACANCY

LECTURER IN ENGLIsH.—Applicants.should havea good honours degree or an advanced qualificationin English andsuitably grounded in Mediaeval andRenaissance Literature. Teaching expérience atuniversity or technical level would be an asset.

Salary scalé—S.G.7—£1,200-75-1,650 (Bar);£1,725+75-2,175 per annum. ,

Point of entry depends on qualifications and,experience. ho

Conditions of service.—Passages paid for appointee,wife and five children under 11 years, on appoint-ment, leave after 21 months’ tour and termihation.Children’s and car allowances, superannuationscheme.

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Accommodation with hard standardfurniture at rent rates not exceeding 7.7 per cent ofsalary or standard rent whicheveristhe less. |

qMethod of application—Detaifed typewritten

application (six copies) giving educational backgroundwith -dates, age, nationality and marital |status,qualifications and experience with institutions anddates, publications with titles and briefs and threereferees competent to attest to academic and/orprofessional excellence and ability, latent or demon-strated to work/teachat university level. Applitationsby 25th June, 1965 to either Secretary to Council,University of Nigeria. Nsukka or London Represen-tative, University of Nigeria, 33 Craven Terrace,London W.2 or Dr George H. Axinn, AssistantDean, International Programmes, Centré ForInternational Programmes, Michigan State Univer-sity, East Lansing, Michigan, U.S.A. Civil sérvantsshould forward their applications through theHeadsoftheir departments. — i

Government Notice No. 1065 (2nd publication)|

FeperAL MInistry oF LABOuR

‘VACANCY FOR TRADE UNION ADVISER

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for appointment to the post of TradeUnion Adviser in the Labour Division of the FederalMinistry of Labour. *

2. Salary—Group 8—£1,860 per angum.,

3. Qualifications.—Candidates should preferablypossess an Honours degree in Arts, Economics orLaw from a recognised University and have consider-able experience in trade union organisation andadministration. Candidates without. a” University .degree but whoare otherwise specially qualified byeducation and experience may be considered. | .

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4. Duties.—The Trade Union Adviser will berequired to advise on the formation and running ofworkers’ organisationsin the light of the requirementsof the Trade Unions Act and otherrelevantlegislationand to organise courses in the preparation o ; tradeunion accounts, and in trade union administration,

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collective bargaining, negotiation, and joint consul-tation, etc. He mayalso be required to assist in theprevention and settlement of inter-union and intra-union disputes, and his efforts will in general bedirected towards the developmentof strong,virileand responsible trade union movement which caneffectively protect the interest of the workers andfoster the growth of good and healthy labourrelationsat industry and national levels. .

5. Method of application—Applications should beaddressed to the Secretary, Federal Public ServiceCommission, P.M.B. 12586, Lagos, so as to reachhim notlater than 21st June, 1965.

6. Applications from candidates not in Govern-ment Service should be completed in duplicate onthe prescribed forms which may be obtained fromthe Secretary,” Federal Public Service Commission,P.M.B. 12586, Lagos, or the office of the HighCommissioner for Nigeria, Nigeria House, 9Northumberland Avenue, London, W.C.2.

Applications from caididates in the GovernmentService should be submitted through the applicant’sHead. of Department and.should be accompanied byan up-to-date confidential report on the prescribedform.


Nicer Detta DEvELOPMENT BoarDBM?g

VACANCY F@R TRANSPORT OFFICER

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for the post of a Transport Officer inthe service of the Niger Delta Development Board.The Board is charged under the Constitution offhe Federal Republic with undertaking a surveyof the Niger Delta Area in order to ascertain whatmeasures are required to promote its physicaldevelopment and with the preparation of schemes

desigfied to promote that development. TheConstitution also provides that the Board shall be

established for ten years in the first instancewhich,expires in July 1969, unless extended by Parliament.The Headquarters of the Board are sited at Port

Harcourt. :

Qualifications—The basic qualification requiredis an Honours Degree in Economics with a specialemphasis in transport economics, or a graduate ofthe British Institute of Transport or its equivalent.

Knowledge and/or experience of Inland water,

* road, and air transport is necessary and it is notdesirable that the officer appointed should have

_ some knowledge of the problems encountered in

under developed areas.

Duties.—The understudy Transport Officer will

assist the Transport Economist who is the adviser

to the Board on Transport problems in the Deltaarea. Eventually, it is hoped, the understudy

transport officer will take complete charge of the

transport aspect of ‘the Board’s work. Candidates

should be prepared to tour extensively, generally

by water and to work while ontour. .

Salary—Normally Scale A—£720-762; £804-

1,584 but in deserving cases, appointment or Second-

_ ment*will be made on the basis of Scale A 1 £1,368-

1,422-54-1,890. —_ . : ,

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Conditions of service.—Thepostis not pengionablebut the person appointed will be eligible to partici-pate in a Non-contributory ProvidentFund Schemeto which the Board pays 25 per cent of salary.Nigerian Officers will be eligible to receive anallowance in lieu of housing of 8} per cent of salary.The other conditions of service are at presentsimilar to those of members of the Federal Public

Service of equivalent rank. ;3

Method of application.—Candidates in the Federaland other Public Service of the Republic shouldforward their applications through the Heads of ©their department who will forward them to theSecretary, Niger Delta Development Board togetherwith up-to-date copies of Confidential Reports.Such candidates may also send copies of theirapplications (lirect to the Secretary, Niger DeltaDevelopment Board for advance information.

(i) Candidates outside Government Service,’but in Nigeria should obtain official applicationforms from the Secretary, Niger Delta Develop-ment Board and submit them, in accordance withdirections thereon. o

Closing date:—All applications should reachthe Secretary, Niger Delta Development Board,Private Mail Bag 5067, Port Harcourt not laterthan the 3ist of May, 1965. Only those applicantsconsidered suitable for interview will receiverepliesfrom the Secretary.


MINISTRY OF WoRKS, EASTERN NIGERIAVACANCY FOR BUILDING SURVEYOR.

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for the . post’ of Building Surveyor,Ministry of Works, Eastern Nigeria.

2. Scale of salary.—Scale A—£972-1,584, plus20 per cent contract addition to basic salary and in-ducementaddition ranging from £180-300 per annumdepending on salary if appointment is-on contract.Entry point in the scale is dependent on experience.

3. Qualifications——Candidates should possessA.R.I.C.S. or its equivalent ora Diplomarecognisedby the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors asbeing of equivalent status.

4. Duties—The main duties of the applicantwould be to ensure that Government buildings areproperly maintained, and to establish a buildingcost data system. He would be responsible to the |Chief Architect for carrying out these or any otherduties that will be assigned to him.

5. Other conditions of service—(i) The post ispensionable, except where contract termsare offered,and in the case of new entrants, appointment wouldbe on probation for three years. Expatriate officersare appointed only on contract.

(ii) Gratuity of £25 would be paid to contractofficer for each completed period: of three monthssatisfactory service on salary below £1,000 or, £37-10s for salary exceeding £1,000. , .

(ii) Rent is payable at 84 of salary when anofficeris occupying Government quarters. .

(tv) Outfitallowance of £60 is payable to expatriate |officer on first appointment. , :

6. Method of application.—Applications should beaddréssed to the secretary, Public Service Commis-sion, P.M.B. 1063, Enugu, Eastern Nigeria, so asto reach him notlater than 20th June, 1965.

27th May, 1965

7. Applications from candidates not in Govern- 7ment Service should be completedin triplicate on theprescribed form which may be obtained from allDistrict offices and from the Nigerian InformationService in Lagos; Ibadan, Kaduna and Enugu, andthe Secretary to the. Agent-General for EasternNigeria in the United Kingdom, 9 NorthumberlandAvenue, London, W.C. 2 and the Nigerian LiaisonOfficer, 506 Dupont Circle Building, Washington,6 D.C., U.S.A .

Applications from candidates in GovernmenService should be submitted through the Head othe applicant’s Department and be accompanied byConfidential Reports.

Government Notice No. 1068(2nd publication)

Ministry oF Works, EasTERN NiGERIA

VACANCY FOR QUANTITY SURVEYOR

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for the post of Quantity, Surveyor,Ministry of Works, Eastern Nigeria.

2. Scale of salary.—Scale A, -£720-1,584 perannum. Enhanced entry point for qualified Quan-tity Surveyors is. £972 plus 20 per cent “contractaddition to basic salary ard inducément additionranging from £180-300. per annum. depending onsalary if appointmentis on contract. "oe

3. Qualifications.—Applicants should be Char-tered Quantity Surveyors (with A.R.I.C.S. orA.LQ.S.) or holders of a Diploma’ recognised bythe Royal Institution. of Chartered Surveyors asbeing of equivalent status. Knowledge of estimatingand contract administrationwill be of advantage.

4. Duties~—The person appointed will be requiredto produce Bills of Quantities, to prepare Interimvaluations and Certificates and may also be required

to perform duties relating to pricing and estimating.

5. Other conditions of service.—(i) The post is:pensionable, except where contract terms areoffered, and in case of a new entrant to Governmentservice, appointment will be on probation for threeyears, Expatriate officers are appointed only oncontract.

(ii) Gratuity of £25 would be paid to contractofficer for each completed period of three monthssatisfactory service on salary below £1,000 or£37-10s for salary exceeding £1,000. -

(tii) Rentis payable at 81% of basic salary whenan officer is occupying Government Quarters.

(iv) Outfit allowance of £60 is payableto ohtriate officer on first appointment. ‘

6. Method of application.—Applications should‘be addréssed to the Secretary, Public ServiceCommission, P.M.B. 1063, Enugu, Eastern Nigeria,so as to reach him not later than 2ist June, 1965.

7. Applications from candidates not in Govern-ment Serviee should be completed in triplicateon the prescribed form which may be obtainedfrom all District Offices and from the NigerianInformation Service in Lagés, Ibadan, Kadunaand Enugu, and the Secretary to the Agent-Generalfor Eastern Nigeria in the United Kingdom, 9 Nor-thumberland Avenue, London, W.C.2 and theNigerian Liaison Officer, 506 Dupont Circle Build-ing, Washington, 6 D.C., U.S.A. :

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

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8: Applications from candidates in Government-Service should be submitted. through the Hlead of‘the applicant’s. Department and be accompanied‘by Confidential Reports.

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Ministry oF COMMERCE, EASTERN NIGERIA

“VACANCY FOR TECHNICAL OFFICER(WOODWORK)

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for the post of Technical Officer (Wood-work) in the Industrial Development Centre, of theMinistry of Commerce, Owerri, Eastern Nigeria.

2. Scale of salary—C(T) 2, 3, 4—£660-1,164.Experience credits will be granted where necessary.

3. Qualifications—Candidates must possessgeneral education, not lower than West AfricanSchool Certificate or its equivalent plus one/of thefollowing :—

(a) Final City and Guilds Certificate in Cabinet-makirig plus at least 2 years’ post certificate —experience in the same trade ; or

(6) The full Technological certificate jof theCity and Guilds of London Institute in }Vood-work; or

(c) Diploma or Certificate from a recynisedCollege or Association of Woodwork (C; binet-making) plus 3 years’ post certificate ihe ustrialexperience..

4. Duties-—The successful candidate is pectedto organise and assist wood workers in EasternNigeria to improve their trade by running courses oftraining for craftsmen and by visiting them theirworkshops and assisting with any problem withwhich they may be confronted from time to time.

5. Other conditions of service: - -|

(i) The post is pensionable and appointmentwill be on probation for three years in case lof newentrants into Government Service;

(ii) Rent is payable at the rate of 84 per Icent ofsalary when an officer is occupying Governmentquarters.

6. Method of application—Application should beaddressed to the Secretary, Public Service Commis-sion, Private Mail Bag 1063, Enugu, Eastern Nigeria,so as to. reach him notlater than 3rd June, 1965.

7. Applications from candidates not in Govern-ment Service should be completed in triplicate on theprescribed form, which may be obtained from theSecretary, Public Service Commission, PrivateMail Bag 1063, Enugu, and from all|AdminitstrativeOfficers in charge of Divisions.

8. Applications from candidates in GovernmentService should be submitted through the Heads ofthe applicant’s Department and accompanied by a

, Confidential Report. |=

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Ministry or Works, Eastern NIGERIAVACANCY FOR A CHEMIST .

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedNigerians for the post of a Chemistin the Ministry ofWorks, Eastern Nigeria.

| + 2. Scale of salary<-Scale A—£720-1,584. Entrypointin the scale is dependent on experience.

3. Qualifications.—Applicants should have a_ University Honours degree in Chemistry (Inorganic_ or Organic). Some knowledge of Biology or Bacte-, Tiology is desirable but not essential and previous; experience in water analysis would be useful. A; candidate with no previous experience in the examina-_ tion of water who is otherwise suitable may be_ selected and subsequently given opportunity for_ furthertraining in that aspect of his work.

4. Duties-—The person appointed will be expected _: to work in the Ministry’s Waterworks laboratory.

"5. Other conditions of service-—(i) The post is: pensionable and appointment will be on probation: for the first three years.

(i) Rent is payable at 84 per cent of basic sdlarywhen an officer is occupying Government quarters,

6. Method of application.—Applications shouldbe addressed to the Secretary, Public ServiceCommission, Enygu, so as to reach him not laterthan 21st June, 1965. :

7. Applications from candidates not in Govern-mentService should be completed in triplicate on theprescribed form which may be obtained from allDistrict Offices and from the Nigerian InformationService in Lagos, Ibadan, Kaduna and Enugu andfrom. the Secretary, Public Service Commission,‘P.M.B, 1063, Enugu, Eastern Nigeria.

8. Applications from candidates in GovernmentService should besubmitted through the Head ofthe applicant’s Department and be accompanied by

: Confidential Reports. .

:Government Notice No. 1114

: UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN

VACANCY

Applications are invited from Members of theRoyal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologistsfor the post of LercrureR in the DEPARTMENToF OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY. Appoint-ment, to commence as soon as possible. forthree years initially and subject to review thereafter,carries honorary consultant appointment at Univer-sity College Hospital.

Salary—. £2,200-100—2,600. Passages paid forappointee, wife and up to five children under11years, On appointment, overseas leave end termina-tion. F.S.5.U0. Children’s and car allowances. Part-furnished accommodation. /

Detailed applications (8 copies), stating age, full. qualifications and experience, and naming3 referees,‘by ist June, 1965 to Registrar, University of Ibadan,from whom further particulars may be obtained.

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University or IsapaN

University or Ipapan anpD UNIvERsITy or NIGERIA,NSUKKA—EAasTERN History RESEARCH SCHEME

VACANCY

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for the post of Research Fellow underthe above scheme which is a joint project of theUniversity of Ibadan (Institute of African Studiesand Department of History) and University ofNigeria, Nsukka (Department of History).

Qualifications—Applicants should possess a goodhonours degree in history or a related field andshould have experience of historical’ research ‘inNigeria. A good knowledge of one or more lan-guagesof the peoples of Eastern Nigeriais desirable,Appointment, which will commence on October1965, will be for 3. years in thefirst instance.

Salary.-- £1,200-75-1,650 (bar); £1,725~75-2,175. Point of entry depends on qualification andexperience. Children’s and car allowances, Super-annuation schemesimilar to FiS8.S.U. Part-furnish-ed accommodation will be provided.Method of Application—Detailed applications, 3

copies naming 3 referees, should be sent not laterthan 30th August to the Registrar, University ofIbadan, from whom further particulars could beobtained. 3 further copi€és of the applicationshould be sentto the Registrar, University of Nigeria,Nsukka.


AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA

D&PARTMENT OF FINE ARTS AND DEPARTMENT OFINSTITUTE OF EDUCATION ,

VACANCY

Applications are invited for Lectureship inSculpture in the Department of Fine Art.

Salary scale.—£1,200-2,175 p.a. Family passages ;children’s car and outfit allowances ; superannuationsubsidised accommodation; annual U.K, leavewhere applicable.-

Detailed applications (6 copies) naming 3 refereesby 8th June, 1965, to Secretary, Inter-UniversityCouncil for Higher Education Overseas, 33 BedfordPalace, London W.C.1. Full details may heobtained from the Secretary, Inter-UniversityCouncil or the Registrar, Ahmadu Bello University,Zaria.

Applications are invited for the following posts inthe department/Institute of Education:

(a) Reader or (6) Senior Lecturer. Candidatesshould have qualifications and experience in thePhilosophy of Education in as wide a contextas possible. :

(c) 2 Lecturers ; one with qualifications in theteaching of science at secondary school level theother with qualifications .and experience ineducational psychology.

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(d) Senior Technician. Applicants should beable to maintain and service the electronic andother language labaratory and audio-visual’ aidmaterial. ?

Salary scales.—(a) £2,750 p.a, (b) £2,275-2,575 p.a.(c) £1,200-2,175 p.a. (d)£1,050-1,400 p.a. Familypassages ; children’s ‘car and outfit allowances ;superannuation subsidised accommodation regularU.K. leave.

Detailed applications (6 copies) naming 3 refereesby 16th June, 1965, to Secretary, Inter-UniversityCouncil ‘for HigherEducation Overseas, 33 BedfordPalace, London W.C.1. Full details may. . beobtained from the Secretary, Inter-UniversityCouncil or the Registrar, Ahmadu Bello University,Zaria. , Registrar


AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY- a

INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATION

VACANCY

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedgraduates for appointment in the Department ofLocal Government as Tutor or Assistant Tutorin Local Government. Preference will be given tocandidates of Northern Nigeria brigin. Thesuccessful candidate will participate i professionaltype courses for senior Native Authority staff.

Salary.—Assistant Tutor £950-75-1,100 p.a.Tutor £1,200-75-2,175 p.a. Passages, children’s,car allowances and_ subsidised housing ; outfitallowancés and annual U.K.leave where applicable.

Detailed applications (6° copies) naming threereferees by 10th Juneto the Registrar, Ahmadu BelloUniversity, Zaria from whom further particularscan be obtained. :

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University Coniece Hospitat, [BaDANVACANCY FOR SENIOR HOUSEOFFICER/REGISTRAR—DEPARTMENT OF

€ MEDICINEApplications are invited from registered MedicalPractitioners for the above post. The successful

candidate will be graded Senior House Officer or .Registrar according to experience,

Salaries.Registrar.—£1 ,452-1,512 per annum.‘, Senior-House Officer.~—- £1,392 per annum Appoint-mentinitially for one tour of 12 months renewable,in the case of a Registrar, for a second tour bymutual agreement. ‘

Application formsand further particulars obtain-able from the House Governor on receipt of astamped self-addressed foolscap envelope. Closingdate : 3rd June, 1965,

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Government Notice No. 1119 -

UNIversity oF NicER1a, NsuKkka}Economic DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE i

VACANCY FOR SENIOR LECTURER INECONOMICS '

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Applications are invited for the vacant ipost ofLecturer/Senior Lecturer in Economics or Agricul-tural Economics. a

Qualifications—Candidates .. should ”! possesshonours degree or equivalent and in additiondoctorate degree or equivalent in Economics orAgricultural Economics. Applicants must haveseveral years of senior level experience in fdaching,research, Governmental administration involving.economic development work, or with. businessfirms carrying ‘out developmental projects! (Notless than five years and two years for the SeniorLectureship and:Lectureship respectively.) |Duties.—The ‘Senior Lecturer must be ptepared

to initiate, develop and administer major researchprojects, training programmes (beyond undergra-duate level) and extra-mural writing and training .programmes in the area of Economic development.The duties of the Lecturer will be less in scope.

Salary. 2scales—Lecturer : S.G. 7— £1,200-75-£1,650 (Ba) #£1,725-25-2,175 p.a. .

Senior Lectuter: S.G/5—£2,275-75-2,575 p.a.Point of ‘entry depends on qualifications and

_ experience. aa 4 Xo |Conditions of service.—Passages paid for appoin-

tee, wife and five children under 11 years, onappointment, leave after 21 months’ tour andtermination. Children’s and car allowances,superannuation © scheme. Accommodation - withhard standard furniture.at rent rates not exceeding7.7 per cent of salary or standard rent whicheveris the less. :Method of application.—Detailed typewritten

application (six copies) giving educational | back-ground with dates, age, nationality and rharitalstatus, qualifications and experience with institu-tions and dates, publications with titles and_briefsand three referees competent to attest to academicand/or professional excellence and ability, latentor demonstrated to work/teach at university level.Applications by 30th June, 1965-to either Secretaryto_ Council, University of Nigeria, Nsukka orLondon Representative, University of Nigeria,33 Craven Terrace, London W.2 or Dr. GeorgeH. Axinn,Assistant Dean, International PrograrnmesCentre for International Programmes, MichiganState University, East Lansing, Michigan, U.S.A.Civil servants should forward their applicationsthrough the Heads of their departments. °


FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF FoREST RESEARCH, IBADANVACANCY FOR THE POST OF FORESTDRAUGHTSMAN, GRADEIII OR I

> Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for appointment as Forest Draughtsman,Grade III or IT in the Department of Forest: Re-searth, Ibadan. Preference will be given to candi-dates with at least 2 years experience in draughts-manship. , i

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Qualifications—Candidates should possess aWest African School Certificate or General Certi-ficate of Education (Ordinary Level) with passesin 5 subjects including a credit in Mathematics.

Salary.—Scale E1 (B and C) £198-9-270 or£279-12-342.

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[Method of application.—Applications should beddressed to the Director, Federal Department ofPorest Research, Private Mail Bag 5054, Ibadan,and mustreach his office before 30-5-65.


THE NIGERIAN-INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL

AFFAIRS, LAGOS

VACANCIES FOR LIBRARIANS

The Nigerian Institute of International” Affairs,an independent, non-political and non-official bodyhaving as its purpose the creation of an informed2pinion regarding international affairs by advancingthe study of thoseaffairs through research anddiscus-sions, issuing publications on :those researches

* and building up a research and reference library,invites applications from suitably ‘qualified Nigerian

- . candidates for the following posts :

(a) Senior Isibrarian

(6) Librarians (two)

Qualifications.—Applicants should be “universitygraduates, with proféssional library qualifications andinterested in the broadfield of international relationsand in the organisation of a special library on inter-national affairs, particularly in the fields of politics,. |economics and jurisprudence.

Applicants for the senior post (a) should have had5 years Library working ‘experience, includingsupervisory and administrative responsibilities. Theposts in question (a) and (4) should prove rewarding

* to people with initiative and pioneering spirit.>

' Salary scale-—Senior Librarian : Scale Al £1,368-’ £1,890

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Librarians : Scale A— £720-1,584. :

- Point of entry on the salary scales will dependupon qualification and experience.

Method of application.—Applications (6 copies)showing candidates curriculum vitae and namingthree referees, should be addressed to : The Director-

' General, Nigerian Institute of International Affairs,G.P.O. Box 1727, Lagos, to reach him by 31st July, °1965 in the case of (a) above, and 30th June inrespect of (5). Applications from candidates inGovernment Service should be submitted throughHeads of applicants’ Departments and he accom-panied by Confidential Reports.

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UNESCO VACANCY

Title of post.—Programme’ Specialist—Film and,Visual Aids (tenable in Paris).

Post number.—MC-30.

Category and level.—Professional category (P-4).

Organizational location.—Department of MassCommunication, Division of Mass CommunicationTechniques.

Duties and responsibilities—Under the supervisionof the Chief of the Division, the incumbent will beresponsible for carrying out the* Division’s pro-gramme in the field of film and visual ‘aids and inparticular will: , ,

1. Organize direct assistance to Member Statesin the development of their film and visual aidsservices by means of expert missions,ptc.

2. Promote the training of film and visual aidspersonnel through the organization of national andregional training courses and seminars, throughfellowship programmes andbyassisting the develop-mentof training institutions. :

3. Under the guidance of the Chief Use of MassCommunication Techniques in Education, promotethe use of film and visual aids techniques for edu-cational purposes, particularly for adult education.

4. Supervise and prepare reports and studies onsubjects within this field of responsibility.

' The incumbent receives only gencral directivesand is responsible for the work of the Section.

Qualification and experience required.—(a) Uni-versity degree or equivalent. .

(6) Several years experience involving increasingresponsibility in film and/or visual aids services.Experience in organizational and training problems.Experience of the educational use of media an’advantage. . f°

(c) Fluent knowledge of English or French;working knowledge of the other. . Ability to writefor.publicationin English or French.

Salary and allowances.—Initial appointment willbe at P-4 grade with a gross salary equivalent toUS$ 11,400 which after deduction for the UNESCOStaff assessment corresponds to a net salary equi-valent to US$ 8,930 per annum payable mainly inFrench francs, plus allowances. This remunerationis normally exemptfrom all direct taxation. Incometax on such remuneration, if levied, is reimbursedim accordance with Staff Regulations and Rules.

Closing date : for UNESCO 6th July, 1965.

Candidates shoyld make requests for officialapplication forms’ through their Heads of Depart-ments (and should return the forms duly filledthrough same) to the Secretary, UNESCO NationalCommission for Nigeria, Federal Ministry ofEducation, Lagos, not later than June 12th, 1965.

27th May, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1013

Governnient Notice No. 1123

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Kadeik

Andoni Palm

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Falkenstein

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Nestor

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African Planet

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U.T.C| AD 099 B. 34083 /1-3Odubena 1-3 Ibadan Lagos 4

T.O. 0362 C.C.L.A. 081 /10467

C.L. Lagos 17 -

T.O. 61366 C.C.LA. 081 10477‘ Lagos

Requisition 3727 IND M 1748Cos Railway Ebute Metta.

1.M.C. Phs Lagos 2N.W. Lagos 7432A & E Lagos No. 1

M.E.O. Lagos No. 792.

Abeokuta Girls Grammar Schoolc/o African & American In-stitute

Cinderella 0567 LagosJApapa.

D.N.O.A. Aba via Port Harcourt

M. & K. Limited Apapa Nigeria48-5-44-315-1000

3M/GCK/734 Apapa 3731/15

P.G.N. Apapa 405..

A.W. Apapa C. M. 711-518...C. F. 9662/-12 Lagos-“9561Apapa Wharf

Edwin Okereke Audio VisualCentre Ministry of EducationEnugu Nigeria, Nigeria ‘WestAfrica .

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THO 23527 LagosR. E. Martin Ife UniversityBookshop The University ofIfe Ibadan Branch IbadanNigeria 2 a

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