Federal Republic ofNigeria - . Official Gazette

Federal Republic of Nigeria

. Official Gazette

No, 26 LAGOS- 28th March, 1968 Vol, 55,

CONTENTS

Page _ Page

Appointment of Permanent Secretary 450 Lagos Consumer Price Index—Midle : :: Income Group —_—«.. < 468

Movements of Officers - 450-7. . . . Lagos Consumer Price Index-——Lower

Application for Registration ofa Trade Union 457 Income Group vs te .. .. 468

Application for Approval to change Organisa- Cancellation of Certificate of Registration ofation’s NameofChrist’s Ecumenical Church 457 Trade Union gis 468

Appointment of person to act on behalf of Customs and Excise Notice No. 38—FuelExport Licensing Authority . 457 Lubricants and other fone 2for pee in

craft— tion from portAppointment of person to act on behalf of seeImport Licensing Authority 457 and Excise Duty—Amendment No.1. 469

1 University of Fago5ipplication forAdmis-Supplementary List of Legal Practitionerswhopaid their Practising Fees for the year sion inOctober 11968 . 4691967--(Augustto December) os -- 458-61 Tenders 469-71

Treasury Returns—Statement Nos. 2-4 - 462-6 Vacancies °, se .. 471-8

Monthly Purchases of ‘Marketing . BoardProduce covering the period 5-1-68 to: :25-1-68 (Month of January 1968) excluding InpeEX To LecauNotice In SUPPLEMENTCocoa.. : 467 LN. No. ’ Short Title Page

Loss of Motor Vehicle Drivers Licence Books » 468

Export Duty on Rubber 468

35 Legal Practitioners (Special Facilities{oPpractise ina Nigeria) Regulations R07

450 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 26, Vol. 55

Government Notice No. 414

APPOINTMENT OF PERMANENT SECRETARY

It is notified that Mr S. Ade John has been appointed to be Permanent Secretary, Ministry ofEducation.

MrAdeJohn’s appointmenthaseffect from 18th March, 1968.


NEW APPOINTMENTS AND OTHER STAFF CHANGES

The following are notified for general information :—

NEW APPOINTMENTSDepartment Name Appointment Date of Date of

oe Appointment ArrivalAdministration .. Ayewah, I. E. .. Administrative Officer, Class WV 21-12-67Customs and Excise .. Adeniran,S.K.A. .. Custom Officer .. : 8-5-67 _

Okonji, A. N. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. . -. 4-10-66 _

Federal Public Service Akande, Mrs F. M. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. .. 21-7-67- —_—Commission

Inland Revenue -. Teteku, Miss E.O. .. Assessment Clerk, Grade III.. 21-467 —_

Ministry of Agriculture Peters, H. O. ... Assistant Technical Officer .. 11-11-66 _and Natural Resources

Ministry of Communi- Tijani, Miss A. .. 3rd Class Clerk ..- -. 24-8-66 _cations

Ministry of Defence .. Bisong, F. .. Artisan,GradeI.. — . 1~4-67 —_

Ministry of Education Oyewo, K. O. .. Clerical Assistant . 3~1-67 _-Ministry of Establish- Adele, R. A. ',. 3rd Class Clerk .. + 17~3-67 _ments Ogunnubi, M.A. .. Clerical Assistant ». 1-11-65 —_—

Yesufu, M. I. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. «+ 18~3-67 ~—

Ministry of Finance .. Aileru, M.I. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. .. 96-67 —Akah, H. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. .. 10-6-67 —_—Akerele, Y. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. .. 12-4-67 _Akodu, S. A. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. «+ 12-6-67 _Enujeko, P. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. .- 10-6-67 —

. Otiede, M. _.» 3rd Class Clerk .. ee -11-8-65 _- Umeana, G. .. -3rd Class Clerk .. .» 18-10-65 _

* Usifo, A. C. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. 12-6-67 _

Ministry of Health .. Aborisade,D.O. ... 3rd Class Health Inspector -. 15-6-67Adebonojo, A.B. .. Junior Med.Statistical

Assistant -. 16~-5-67Dada, Dr B. A.A. .. Medical Officer (Special Grade) 17-10-66Okumogwe, J.O. .. 3rd Class Health Inspector .. 15~6-67

bid

Oshin, Mrs jJ.M. .. Staff Nurse/Midwife ~. 14-7-66Udo, I. -. 3rd_Class Laboratory ©

Technician ., . 8~7-66

Ministry of Industries Ishie, MissO.S. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. . 246-67 —_

Ministry of Internal Akinrogbe,S.B. .. Assistant Immigration Officer 244-67 _Affairs Ogbumah,F. .. Immigration Assistant,

Grade III oe - 15-3-67

Ministry of Labour .. Odusanya, Miss Y. .. Clerical Assistant «» 15-5-67 —

Ministry of Trade .. Omololu,S. B. .. Clerical Assistant .. 26-1-68 _- Oshideko, G. A. .. Typist, Grade I] vs 1-167 —

Ministry of ‘Transport Abikoye,J. S. .. Air Traffic Control Assistant,Grade III : .- 10-1-67 —_

Aliyu, Y. .. Artisan, Grade ww .. 15-11-67 _Idris, A... .. Air Traffic Control Assistant,

Grade THT, +» 17-12-66 _Olusi, S. O. +» Technical Assistant +» 21-7-67 _

Ministry of Works and Adefowokan, D.O. .. Survey Assistant, Grade I] .. . 23-2-66 _Housing Adenugba, S. O. -» ‘Technical Assistant ve 19-467 —

Akinjishe, S. os Artisan, Grade Ill oo. 1-4-66 _Alamutu, A, .. Assistant Technical Officer- ~

in-Training »» 17-2-67

1]Awotunde, L.O. .. Sub-Inspector of Lands we 2-5-67

28th March, 1968 ss OFFICIAL GAZETTE -

451

NEW APPOINTMENTS—continued

Department Name intment Date Date ofDep Appoi 4 ,Da of eof

Ministry ofWorks and Elufisan, 1. O. .- 3rd Class Clerk ;. +e 16-67 —Housing—continued Eta, A. O, Artisan, Grade ITT ie 1~4-67 _

Fadayiro,Miss H. 0. Survey Draughtsman, Gradei - 20-4-67 —_—Fubara, T. E. Artisan, Grade TI : 1~4-67 _Imoh, U.J. -- Sub-Inspector of Lands . 2-~5-67 _

tb. Lawani, J. .. Artisan, Grade III ve 1~-4-67 —Obiyan, Miss B. -- Technical Assistant oe 17-467 _*Ogunnowo, Miss O, .. _ 3rd Class Clerk .. oe 11-5-67 _Oke, A. .. -- 3rd Class Clerk .. os 22-467 _Salvador, B. .. Senior Technical Assistant oe 29—b-67 me

Statistics .. |. .. *Aboderin, A. ..- Enumerator oe 1--5-65 —_i , 5Adeniji, M. O. -.- Enumerator o ~» 12-11-65 _

4Akintan, O. .. Enumerator An . 14-65 | _5Akintunde, E.T. .. Enumerator oe oe 1-4-65 © _Animashaun, E. K. .. Enumerator os ee 1~4-67 _~*Audu, I... .. Enumerator . . 1-~5-65 —3Asipa, S. A. .. Enumerator ve a. 20-4-66 _Faponnle, F. A. .. Enumerator . * 13-10-65 _’Gbenro, A. .. Enumerator 1-11-65 _Tyogho,J. .. Statistical Assistant, Grade ait 5~7-67 _Lateef, S. +. 3rd Class Clerk .. . 20-9-66 _

f Ogunbanwo, O. J. .. Enumerator oe . 1-5-65 _®Ogunlabi, M.A. .. Enumerator . oa, 1-5-65 _Olubi, A. . .. DrivereMechanic -. 167-66 —Oshobu,O. .. Enumerator o ae 2147-66 _7Sanyaolu, G. .. Enumerator . ve 1-5-65 —_®Solarin, Mrs A. A. .. Data Processing Assistant “ne 3~2-67 —_Talabi, Mrs M.A. .. Typist, Grade III . 15-667 —*Ubiebi, L. A. .. Enumerator o oe 1-5-65 —_

1 Notification iin Gazette No. 8 of 1-2-68 amended._2._ Notification in Gazette No. 77 of 4-8-66 amended.3 Notification in Gazette No. 71 of 14-7-66 amended.4 Notification in Gazette No. 91 of 15-9.66 amended...5. Notification in Gazette No. .75 of 28-7-66 amended.6 Notification in Gazette No. 73 of 21-7-66 amended.7 Notification in Gazette No. 104 of 17-11-66 amended.8 Notification in Gazette No. 106 of 7-12-67amended.9 Notification in-Gazette No. 84 of 25-8-66 amended.

PROMOTIONS

Department Name Appointment 7 Date of. ‘omotion

Inland Revenue .. Adejuwon, E. M.A... Chief Tax Collector ee -» 142-68_ Adobu, A. A. .» Tax Collector, Grade I «« 30+1-68

Ogunlana, S. O. .. Senior TaxCollector +. - 142-68GPeodu, J. A. -- ‘Tax Collector, Grade I “ye -. 30-1-68

' Sanni, R. A. oy) Tax Collector! Grade J oe -. 142-68Ministry of Education .. Agbokhan, P. I. .» Assistant Technical Instructor +e 18-12-67

Denton,1M. O. .. Education Officer o «+ _28-3-68Dinyo, D. O. .. Assistant Chief Clerk . +. 19~12-67Orebanwo, j. O. .« Chief Clerk . + 19-12-67Rashid, A. K. .. Assistant Superintendent of Monuments.. 18-12-67

Ministry of Health .. ‘Agboola, MrsJ.E. .. Nursing Sister ., os +» 29-9-65*Ajayi, Mrs H.M. .. Nursing Sister .. = owe «+ 26-8-658Durosola, Mrs A. A. .. Nursing Sister .. 29-9-65

Ministry of Information Agbokhan, G.I. .. Assistant Film Processor-in-Training «+ 147-67Ministry ofTransport .. Adegboyega, A.O. ... Assistant Coastal Agent 13-68Ministry of Works and ‘Anazonwu, Mrs B. .. Senior Mechanical Accounting Assistant,

Housing. ’ Grade II ve es oe 8-6-67Ita, A. O. .» ‘Technical Officer (Survey) .. «» °1-3-68Odiakosa, C. A. .. ‘Senior Architect . ee oe 1-2-68~&

452 OFFICIAL GAZETTE : No. 26, Vol. 55

PROMOTIONS—continued

Department Name Appointment Date ofPromotion

Police ee . 5Yusufu, Sule Assistant Superintendent (On Trial) .» 13-10-67Statistics .. Awoga, A. A. Assistant Statistical Officer ., e« 24-967

Sodipo, Mrs V. A. Assistant Chief Statistician «. 27-12-67Soyele, A. Assistant Statistical Officer . 24-9-67—

1 Notional Promotion w.e.f. 21-3-65. Notification in Gazette No. 50 of 10-6-65 amended.2 Notional Promotion w.e.f. 21-3-65. Notification in Gazette No. 57 of 9-6-66 amended.3 Notional Promotion w.e.f. 21-3-65. Notification in Gazette No. 101 of 23-12-65 amended.4 Notification in Gazette No. 25 of 21-3-68 amended.5 Notification in Gazette No. 104 of 30-11-67 amended.

CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS

Department Name

Cabinet Office .- Kotun, M. B.Ministry of Communi- ‘4Love-Lawanson,

cations Mrs M.A.Ministry of Establish- Chubado, Mallam M.ments

Ministry of External Ogunkeye, J. A.Affairs Udoh, F. O.

Ministry of Labour .. *Igharha, G. O.Ministry of Works and _——Atyenero,J.Housing

Railways Ajayi, J. A.Cardoso, C, O.Esuruosho, E. O.Fabiyi, P. O.Ogundare, J. O.Onwodi, C. O.Oseni, S.

1 Notification in Gazette No. 13 of 15-2-68 amended.2 Notification in Gazette No. 21 of 7-3-68 amended.

ACTING APPOINTMENTS

Depariment Name

Administration Adelakun, Y. A.

Anyansi,P.R.O. .

1Borha, M. A. O.General Executive Class

2Obonukut, H. T.Ojo, T. I.Sogbanmu, S. O.

’ Vontau, K.8Ankrah, F.M.K.4‘Ekanem,R. E.down, J. O.

Tyamah, G. A.Kemiki, E. A.

Ministry of Communi-cations

Ogunbanwo, D. A. .Ossai, L. U.®Stocking, A. E,

Ajayi, F. O. .

Appointment Date ofCon i

3rd Class Clerk . 23—4—68Telephone Operator 8-1-67

Clerical Assistant oe 8-1-67

External Affairs Officer, Grade VITL/IX .. 16-12-67Typist, Grade IT -- 29-6-67Labour Officer os 14-2-67Store Assistant .. +e 12-12-64

Clerk, Grade III... 1-12-45 .CraftsmanFitter, Grade II 1-10-43Art Fitter 26-6-51Craftsman, Fitter. . ve 17-7-~47Chargeman + 1-10-41 ©Loco Driver, Grade.1 1-4-51Art Fitter . 1-4-51

Date ofActing Appointment Acting . Date of

Appointment Reversion

Assistant Executive Officer(Accounts) . 1-11-62 4-12-63.

Secretary, National CouncilEstablishments «. 23~1-68 _

Administrative Officer, Class IT 1~8-64 15-1-68Higher Executive Officer 17-168 —Executive Officer 4~-1-68 —_Higher Executive Officer 10~2~-68 —Higher Executive Officer .. 27-12-67 31-1-68Higher Executive Officer .. 31-1 68 —Senior Draughtsman, Grade IT 1-3-68 —Senior Engineer .. . 4-~3-68 —Chief Supervisor, Grade II

(Postal) .., 20-3-68 —Senior Technician, Grade II 27-3--68 _Supervisor (Postal) 8-3-68 —Supervisor -. 16-10-67 15-12-67Senior Technician, Grade II 23-3-68 —Principal, Training Schools,Oshodi oe «.- 43-68 —_

28th March, 1968 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 453

ACTING APPOINTMENTS—continued

DateOf... Dateof

Department Name Acting Appointment Acting ‘ReversionAppointment .

Ministry of Economic Dundun, Mrs M. .. Senior Data Processing :Development. Assistant, Grade II .. 26-2-68 _

Ogbodo, Mrs M._ ... Senior Data Processing ;. ’ Assistant,GradeII . .. 19-2-68 _— :

Ministry of Education *Banjoko, J. A. ».. Senior Lecturer .. 25-467 14~-8-67

Eli, C. I. .. Vice-Principal, Trade Centre, .Yaba : 4-3-68 _

Ogundipe, Mrs P. A. Chief Education Officer(Development) 8-~3--68 _

Olaniyan, K, A. .. Vice-Principal, Trade Centre, oO- Yaba . 6-10-67 1-22-68

Ministry of Establish- Edun,B. A. .. Instructor, Grade I : .- 20-1-68 1-3-68

- ment Odina, E. I. .. Instructor, Grade I ..- 10-3-67. 1-3-68

Orororo, R.A. — .. Instructor, Grade I .. 4-11-67 . 1-3-68

Ministry of Finance .. "Lawale,E.I. = .. Accountant .. . .. + 7-3-68 —_

Ministry of Health .. ‘™Balarabe, B. .. Health Superintendent .- | «83-68 _

. : ®Daramola, J. A. .. Health Superintendent . 8-3-68 .— .

8Omolola, M.A. - .. Health Superintendent ~ .. 8-3-68 _.

_ ” Willams, G. A. .. Assistant Chief Clerk. -» .15+2-68 ~

Ministry of Industries Nwaezeapu,E.E. .. Executive Officer (Industries) 27-1-68 _

. Ministry of Information *Akinola, R. O. .. Higher Graphic Arts Officer .. 5-2-68 6~3-68

*Kuyinu, V. A. .. Principal Graphic Arts Officer 5-2-68 6-3-68

®*Martins, A. A. .. Senior Graphic Arts Officer .. 5-2-68 63-68

Ministry of Internal 1Mfohammed, A.D. .. Higher Immigration Officer ..

.

23-268 . — :

Affairs 1Mabifa, R. A. «. Technical Instructor. .. 6-12-66 _

Ministry of Justice .. ®Isikalu, MrsN.L. .. Principal State Counsel -. 11-33-68 ..—

Ministry of Labour .. “Awolalu, S. A. .. Senior Registrar of Co-opera- . :tive Societies o. .. 23-12-67 — *

Ojumu, E, E. Senior Labour Officer «. 12-3-68 —-Osunkoya, Mrs F. oO. Senior Mechanical Accounting

Assistant .- 18-3 68. _—.Sappor, R. | .. Senior Labour Officer .. 11-97-66 12-3-68

Ministry of Transport Byles,R. J. .. Assistant Director (Navigation) 12-3-68 _

Sinclair, J. .. Principal Marine Officer -. 12-3-68 —_'Thomas, T. A. .. Senior Air Traffic Control

Officer we .. 20-3-68 _ /

‘Ministry of Works and

—_

Ajayi, S. A. .. .Group/Project Architect . .. 5-4+-67 1-3-68

Housing MIghalajobi, M. O. .. Higher Stores Officer - «. 26-6-67 —_

. 48Jones, R. J. O. .. ChiefExecutive Architect .. 12-9-66 .— —

®8Nwanze, A. O. -,. Quantity Surveyor,GradeI .. 17-2-68 —_

_ Police we .. *%Akinola,E. .. ChiefInspector .> .. 246-67 —_-

1 Notification in Gazette No. 11 of8-2-68 amended.2 Notification in Gazette No. 23 of 14-3-68 amended.

3 Full acting allowance payable in Salary Scale E 4.

4 Full acting allowance payable in ScaleP 1. ,5 No Acting Allowance payable.6 Notification in Gazette No. 92 of26-10-67 amended.

7 No Acting Allowancewith effect from 8-3-68 but 50 per cent Acting Allowance w.e.f. 29-3-68,

8 50 per cent Acting Allowance payable. ,9 50 per centActing Allowance payable on Scale C(T) 6.

10 50 per cent Acting Allowance w.e.f, 23-2-68 and full Acting Allowance payable w.e.f. 21-3-68 if heiis

still acting in the post.

11 FullActing Allowance payable w.e.f. 1 -2-68.

12 Full Acting Allowance payable w.e.f. 23-12-67. Gazette No.13 of 15-2-68 is hereby amended.

13 Full Acting Allowance payable in salary Group 8.

14 FullActingAllowance payable w.e.f. 10-1-68.

15 FullActingAllowance payable w.e.f. 31-12-66.

16 Full Acting Allowancepayable w.e.f. 24-6-67. Notification in Gazette No. 55 of 13-7-67 amended,

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Department

Administration

Customs and Excise

General Executive Class

Judicial ..

Inland Revenue

Ministry of Agricultureand Natural Resources

Ministry of Communica-tions

Ministry of Education

Ministry of Establish-ments

Ministry of Externalairs

Ministry of Health

Ministry of InternalAffairs

Ministry of Works andHousing

Police

Statistics .. ..

Department

Administration

Customs and Excise

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Name

Atta, A. A.Ekereuwem, O. P.Gubio, G.

Ekunwe, G. LI.

Ade-Onojobi, O. B. ..Ames-Akhare, F.C, ..Ayisire, M.

Esen, B. J. A.Finomo, O. B..Oyesanya, C. O.

Obafemi, M.Senkoya, J. A.

Olurin, J. K.

Cadmus, J. G.ioe” D. E.

Odasolu, }. O.Ogunbiyi, E. A.Okundaye, G. O.Olateju, I. O.Sanu, E. O.Adepoju, J. A.Longe, L. B. A.

Orupabo,E. T. D.

Koroye, P. B.

Musa,S.

Adeniran, Dr Mrs F. A:Ajayi, J. S.Akinsete, Mrs K.0.Ekanem, Mrs QO. A.Ghosh, DrJ. C.

Olurin, Mrs I. A.

Peters, J. O.

Adisa, P. A. osAlekhuogie, S. .Bankole, E. A.

Ogundimu,A, 0.gun UyOmoigui, D. A.Pascual, A. S.Sodipo, C. A.

Awobode, M.A.Okuyiga, Mrs S. O. ..Shaiyen, H.

Tunaka, M.John, D. B.

Appointment

Administrative Officer, Class I... Administrative Officer, Class IV

Administrative Officer (Princi-pal Grade) an os

Assistant PreventiveSuperintendent..

Executive Officer .. .Executive Officer (Accounts)Higher Executive Officer

(Accounts) . veExecutive Officer (Accounts)Executive Officer (Accounts)Executive Officer (Accounts) .

Registrar .

Executive Officer

Senior Technical Officer

Executive Officer osInvestigation Officer eePupil Engineer ..Technical Officer ‘Technical Officer ss,Instructor, Grade II -Pupil Engineer ..Postal ControllerTechnical InstructorEducation Officer

Instructor, Grade II (F.T.C.7

External Affairs Officer,Grade VII

Executive Officer (ExternalAffairs) .

Medical Officer ..Senior Technical OfficerNursing SisterRadiographer

.2. Senior Specialist (Physician) ..Johnson, Dr A. O. ... :Medical Officer

Radiographer

Chief Accountant

Technical Officer .Mechanical Superintendent .Higher Technical OfficerTechnical OfficerWorks SuperintendentSenior Surveyor .Senior Executive EngineerMechanical Superintendent ..

Assistant SuperintendentDeputy SuperintendentAssistant Superintendent

Assistant SuperintendentStatistical Officer

RESUMPTION OF DUTY

Name

Atta, A. A.Ekereuwem,O.P.Gubio, G.Ekunwe, G.I. I.

* Appointment -

Administrative Officer, Class IAdministrative Officer, Class IV

No. 26, Vol. 55

Date of |Departure

.18-1-6819-12-67:

15~1-68

31-10-6722~-1-683-1-68

20-11-6728-12-6727-12-6727-12-6712-12-67

22-12-67

15-12-67

27-12-6713—2-68

27-12-67-. 20-11-6727-12-67

15-1-6823-11-679-10-67

22-12-6715-12-675~2-68

1-11-67

15-1-6811-11-6718-12-6716-11-67

27-12-6716~8-67

20-11-6722-1-681-2-6838

11-12-6728-11-6711-2-6710-10-6727-12-6723-12-6722-7-6722-1-68

20-12-6716-10-67

Administrative Officer (Principal Grade)Assistant Preventive Superintendent ..

LeaveGranted

- 27 days46 days

35 days

59 days35 da’35 days

28 days60 days29 days35 days89 days

60 days

62 days

72 days17 days23 days10 days18 days42 days35 days

28 daysays30 days15 days

14 days

7 days84 days70 days

42 days

21 days

35 days41 days

' 42 days70 days70 days42 days168 days35 days

- 35 days42 days38 days

37 days42 days

Date ofResumption

16~-2--687-2-6826-2-6830-12-67

. Gboko)


RESUMPTION OF DUTY—continued

Department Name Appointment Date of; Resumption

General Executive Class Ade-Onojobi,O.B. .. Executive Officer «+ 26-2-68: Ames-Akhare, F.C. .. Executive Officer (Accounts), . - 11-2-68

Ayisire, M. . Higher Executive Officer (Accounts) 20-12-67Esen, B. J. A. Executive Officer (Accounts) ee 2-3-68Finomo, O. B. Executive Officer (Accounts) .. 31-11-68Oyesanya, C. O. Executive Officer (Accounts) .. 34-1-68

’ Inland Revenue. oya, J. A Executive Officer oe 20-2-68

Judicial .» Obafemi, M. Registrar oe 12-3-68

Ministry of Agriculture Olurin, J. K. Senior Technical Officer .. 15-2-68 |and Natural Resources .

Ministry of Communi- Cadmus, J. G. Executive Officer 8-3-68cations Eyo, D. E. Investigation Officer 1~-3-68

Ige, O. A. Pupil Engineer .. 19--1-68Odusolu, J. O. Technical Officer 30-11-67Ogunbiyi, E. A. Technical Officer 14-1-68Okundaye, G. O. Instructor, Grade II .- 262-68—Olateju, I. O. Pupil Engineer .. oe ~. 30-12-67Sanu, E. O. Postal Controller oe .. 30-10-67.

Ministry of Education Adepoju, J. A. Technical Instructor .- 19-1-68Longe, L. B. A. Education Officer .- 15-1-68

Ministry of Establish- Orupabo, E. T. D. Instructor, Grade II (F.T.C.) 26-2-68ments

Ministry of External Koroye, P. B. External Affairs Officer, Grade VII 20-11-67Affairs Musa, I. . Executive Officer .. 22-1-68

Ministry of Health Adeniran, Dr Mrs Medical Officer .. oe -. 29-1-68

Ajayi, J.S. Senior Technical Officer 26-2-68Akinsete, Mrs K. oO. Nursing Sister 19-1-68Ekanem, MrsO.A. Radiographer . : 4-3-68Ghosh, Dr J. C. Senior Specialist Physician). . 25-2-68Johnson, Dr A. O. Medical Officer .. . 26-2-68Olurin, Mrs I. A. Radiographer 4-3-68

Ministry. of Internal Peters, J. O. Chief Accountant 22-2-68

Ministry of Works and Adisa, P. A. Technical Officer os 17-1-68Housing Alekhuogie, S Mechanical Superintendent .. 11-1-68

Bankole, E. A. Higher Technical Officer 34-67> Ibok, E. U. Technical Officer © 27-12-67

Ogundimu,A. O. Works Superintendent 6-3-68Omoigui, . Senior Surveyor .. | 5-2-68Pascual, A. S. Senior Executive Engineer .. .. 13-1-68Sodipo,C. A. Mechanical Superintendent .. .. 26~2+68

Police Awobode, M. A. .. Assistant Superintendent .- 42-68Okuyiga, Mrs S. OQ. Deputy Superintendent -. 22=2-68Shaiyen, H. .. Assistant Superintendent | .. 19-1-68Tunaka, M. ». Assistant Superintendent 12-68

Statistics .. John, D. B. .. . Statistical Officer 1-12-67

SECONDMENTS

Depariment Name Appointment Post to which Date of Date of- seconded Secondment Reversion

Ministry of Momodu, J. O. .. 3rd Class Clerk “Assistant TechnicalAgriculture . Officer-in-Training 19-2-68 _and NaturalResources « :

Ministry of ‘Yogh, 'T’. A; Treasurer (Tiv Higher ExecutiveFinance . Native Authority, Officer (Accounts) 27-11-67 —


TRANSFERS

- Department Name Appointment Service|Post to . Date of, _which transferred - Transfer

Federal Public John, S. Ade .. Permanent Secretary Permanent Secretary .., 1-3-68Service (N.N.P.S.— :

Ministry ofEconomic

r Planning)

Ministry of External ‘4Abdullah, M... Assistant Executive Executive Officer oe 4-3-68Affairs Officer (N.N.P.S.)

Alhassan, Y. .. Executive Officer Executive Officer +. 27~2-68(N.N.P.S.)

1Imam, Y. .. Assistant Executive Executive Officer . 4-3-68Officer (N.N.P.S.) .

Okoye, C.S.O. External Affairs Eastern Nigeria Public .. 27-3-67: Officer, Grade VII Service .Umar, M.S. .. District Head External Affairs Officer,

(Katagum Native Grade VII -. 26-268Authority, Azare)

Yusufari,A.S. Executive Officer Executive Officer -. 27~2-68(N.N-P.S.)

Ministry of Health .. Smith, G.V... SeniorDental Assistant Dental TherapyInstructor .. . 1~2-68

WNP.S,)Ministry of ?Saidu, H. M... Senior Information Senior Information Officer... 15-2-67

Information Officer (N.N.P.S.)Ministry of Labour Muoghalu, Compliance Eastern Nigeria Public .

P.O. Inspector Service... -- 12-467Statistics .- Agwae, J. A. .. Senior Statistician Administrative Officer,

. (Programmes) Class II (M.W.P.S.) .. 27-12-67

1 Transferred on promotion.-' 2 Notification in Gazette No. 4 of 18-1-68 amended.

LEFT THE SERVICE: Date of Reasons

Department Name Appointment leaving for leavingService . Service

Administration .. Emerenini, D. A. .. Stenographer, Grade II .. 31-3-67 DismissedTjoma, Miss N. .. Stenographer, Grade II: .. 20-3-67 DismissedOkebugwu, O. .. Stenographer, Grade I 12-8-67 Dismissed

Inland Revenue .. Manuwa,A. .. Assessment Clerk, Grade Ili 11-2-68 Resigned. .. Onafuwa, A. -. Tax Collector, Grade III .. 1-7-6467 Terminated

Osakue, V. .. Assessment Clerk, Grade III 5-10-67 ResignedMinistry of Communi- Adegbite, H. Postal Officer . 31-10-67 Resigned

cations Fadahunsi, J. F. G. Postal Officer .. .. 27-1-68 ResignedMinistry of Defence .. “Pitan, Mrs A.A. .. 3rd Class Clerk -. 31-12-67 ResignedMinistry of Establish- Owhe, Mrs M. .. Typist, Grade III . an 9-2-68 Resigned‘ments

Ministry of External Daniel, Miss G. .- Stenographer, Grade II... 8-3-68 ResignedAffairs Anyia, E. E. .. Clerical Assistant . .. 21+2-67 Dismissed ,

Ministry of Information Beluonwu,G.P. .. Mechanician, Grade II] .. ° 1-6-67 Dismissed. Nijiribeakor, J. I. .. Cinema Projectionist .. 17-5-67 Dismissed

Nijoku, B. O. .. Graphic Arts Assistant .. 25-3-67 DismissedOgbuefi, C. .» 3rd Class Clerk ‘ .. 197-7-67 Dismissed

Ministry of Labour .. Akinbo, Mrs C.O. .. Mechanical AccountingAssistant, Grade TT] =... 26-3-68 Resigned

Olaopa, G. A. .. Co-operative Inspector,» Gradell.. .. 28-2-68 Resigned .

Ministry of Transport Akanbi, V. T. -» ‘Technical Assistant -- 6-12-67 ResignedBayode, G. O. .. Aeronautical Information

Service Officer .- 11-3-68 RetiredMinistry of Works and Abiola,J. K .. Senior Technical Officer .. 21-6-67 RetiredHousing Campbell, BS 3rd Class Clerk -- 28-8-67 Resigned

Gbojuwa, Miss A. B. Survey Draughtsman,Grade IT - 5-3-68 Resigned

Kasumu, A. A.B. .. Chief Carto/Draughtsman .. 15-12-67 RetiredMabo,E. O. .. Drawing Office Attendant .. 27-11-64 ResignedUzodima, J. U. .. Timekeeper, Grade IT .. 22-467 Dismissed

28th.March; 1968 . OFFICIAL GAZETTE 457

LEFT THE-SERVICE—continued. Date of Reasons

. Department Name Appointment leaving Sor leat. Service Service

Police Bare, T. O. Deputy Inspector-General - 10-3-68 RetiredIgbiri, J. Assistant Superintendent- 7-2-68 RetiredRoberts, M. E. E. Deputy,inspector-General 4-9-67 Retired

Prisons Assistant Director ae 19+-2-68 Retired |Edwards, L. G.

1. Notification in Gazette No.11 of 8-2-68 amended.

Government Nolice No. 416Trade Unions Act -

APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION oF TRADE UNION

The following particulars of Trade Union in respect of which application for registration have beenreceived by the Registrar of Trade Unions are published for general information in accordance with section 15of the Trade Unions Act.

2. Objections to such registration (if any) should reach the Registrar within 6 months of the date hereofotherwise registration may beeffected.

* Date of - Name of UnionReceipt13-2-68 ‘Lilleshall (Nigeria) Ltd. Workers’ M. A. O. Idowu

Union ;

Datenthis 15th day of March, 1968.

t

Name of Secretary Registered Address

9 Aje Street, Yaba.

M. O. ONAFALUJO,~ J Acting Registrar of Trade Unions


Land (Perpetual Succession) Act, Cap. 98Bi _ (No. 3 of 1960)

: "APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL TO CHANGEOrcanisaTion’s Name or Curist’s

_ Ecumenican CrurcnIn accordance with section 5a (1) of the Land

(Perpetual Succession) Act, Cap. 98, it is notifiedthat the Registered Trustees of Christ’s EcumenicalChurch applied to the Commissioner for Internal

irs for approval to change the organisation’sname to United Gospel Apostolic Church.

2. If anyperson objects to the making of such achange, he may give notice of his objections and thegrounds upon which herelies in support thereof tothe Permanent Secretary, Ministry of InternalAffairs, ‘Lagos within seven days of the date ofpublication of this notice. -

S. B. AKANDE,Acting Permanent Secretary,Minis Internal Affairs

MIA/LPS3438 . wry of iF


Customs and Excise Management Act 1958, (Na, 55 of 1958)

APPOINTMENT OF PERSON TO ACT ON BEHALFoF Export LicensiIne AUTHORITY

It is notified for general information that in exerciseof the powers conferred by section 4 (1) of theExport Prohibition Order 1959 (L.N. 80 of 1959),and of all other powers enabling me in that behalf,

I have, as the person designated the Export Licens-ing Authority, “appointed the undermentionedofficer of the Mini of ‘Trade to act on my behalfwith effect from the ist of March, 1968 : .

Name . Designation

G. O. Nryt ASSISTANT SECRETARY

Dartep at Lagos, this 16th day of March, 1968.

I, Damcipa,Permanent Secretary,

Federal Ministry of Trade

Government Notice Ne. 419

Customs and Excise Management Act 1958(No. 55 of 1958)

APPOINTMENT OF PERSON TO ACT ON BEHALFOF Import LIcENSING AUTHORITY

It is notified for general information that in exerciseof the powers conferred by section 4 (1) of theImports Prohibition Order 1959 (L.N. 81 of 1959),and of all other powers enabling me in that behalf,T have, as the person designated the Import LicensingAuthority appointed the undermentioned officer ofthe Ministry of Trade to act on my behalf witheffect from the ist of March, 1968: .

, Name Designation

G. O. Nrvy1 ASSISTANT SECRETARY

Darep at Lagos, this 16th day of March, 1968.

I. Damcipa,Permanent Secretary,

Federal Ministry of Trade


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FEDERAL TERRITORY

Names

Abiru, M.A. O.Adegbite, A. D. (Mrs)Adekoya, J. G. .Ademiluyi, D. A.Adeniran, A. A.Adesanya, A. A.Adesanya, C. O.Adesanya, M. A.Adesina, A. A.Adewole, G.Agu,S.I.Agusto, B. A.Agusto,L.B. ..Ajayi, G. O. K...Ajayi, O. .Ajibola, B. A.

Akesode, A. A..swat Alchigbe, J. O. ..

Akinbisehin, F. A.Akinbiyi, D. M. O.

Akinsanya, A. ..Akintoye, O. A.Akinyede, G. B. A.Alakija,O.O. ..Alatishe, G. O.Allen, V. A...Animashaun, N. A.B.Animashaun,S. A.Aromolaran, E. W. A.Awopeju, J. O. .Awoyinfa, T. S.Babajide, >. B.alogun, B.

Balogun, H. A.Bashorun, A. A.

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Akinboboye, G.I. (Mrs)

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Inns of Court

Lincoln’s InnInner TempleLincoln’s InnInner TempleLincoln’s InnGray’s Inn ..King’s Inn ..Gray’s Inn .. :Lincoln’s Inn .-Inner Temple .-Lincoln’s InnMiddle TempleMiddle ‘TempleMiddle TempleLincoln’s InnLincoln’s InnLincoln’s Inn .Nigerian Law School

.. - Canadian Law SocietyMiddle Temple ..Inner TempleLaw Society, Lon...Inner TempleLincoln’s InnMiddle Temple ..Middle Temple ..Middle Temple .

Middle Temple ..Lincoln’s Inn ..Nigerian Law SchoolMiddle Temple ..Lincoln’s Inn .Nigerian Law SchoolLincoln’s Inn .-Gray’s Inn :. ..Lincoln’s Inn

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Date ofCall

17-7-62

20-7-65

7-2-5627-6-61

11-11-579-6-48

16-6-59

6-2-629-6-4828-6-55Nov. *6227-11-6217-7-62Jan. 76518~11-6021-11-6127-11-62

1-3-5023-11-6522-11-6021-44823-6-5319-11-34 |

196327-6-6120~-7--6517-5-60

| 46-58

16-6-59 ,6~-6-515-2-63

13~1-64

Date ofEnrolment

31-8-6221-7-6621-1-66Jan. °6615-1-571-9-618—2-58

Dec. *48Oct. 5915-1-65

_ 28-4-6224-12-4826-2-64

29-11-57Jan. ’63 -13-7-6321-1-6615-1-651-2-65

7-12-621-4-63

31-7-50

ReceiptNo.,

D445192D269284D359583D359580D400459D400476D445269D445160 ©D445275D359590D400485D445175D400478D269289D359569 ©D445158D182913D400479D400469D445255D400481D445184D445282D4005001359599

. D359577D359575D445185D445260D400465D400466D445294D400474D445266D400495D4452891359584D445182

Address ~

20 Campbell Street, Lagos126/130 Nnamdi Azikiwe Street, Lagos60a Campbell Street, Lagos15 Adelabu Street, Surulere134 Bamgbose Street, Lagos191 Igbosere Road, Lagos7 Ashanti Road, Apapa, Lagos34 Nnamdi AzikiweStreet, Lagos11 Martins Street, Lagos11 Abibu-Oki Street, Lagos47 DocemoStreet, Lagos53 OdunlamiStreet, Lagos21/23 BamgboseStreet, Lagos128 Nnamdi Azikiwe Street, Lagos11 Abibu-Oki Street, Lagos13/15 Balogun Street, LagosBox 2183, Lagos246 Clifford Street, Yaba26 Moloney Street, Lagos

46 BalogunStreet, Lagos124 Nnamdi Azikiwe Street, Lagos47 Bamgbose Street, Lagos38 Ikorodu Road, Mushin1 St. Anna Street, Lagos12 Cow-Lane, Lagos211 Igbosere Road, Lagos48 Glover Street, Ebute Metta208/212 Broad Street, Lagos20. Reclamation Road, Lagos20 Reclamation Road, Lagos43/47 Balogun Street, Lagos132 Broad Street, Lagos(43506—Tel. No.)3Beadi saisinreBiers, Lagos

ose Street, Lagos60a Campbell Street, Lagos12/14 BroadStreet, Lagos

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; Oo FEDERAL "Tennrrory—continued °

Names - ‘Inns of Court . - Dateof - Date of Receipt ‘AddressCall Enrolment No.

Bashua, M. A. .. oe o. -- Middle Temple .. -. ' 9-2-60 7-10-60 D269299 9 Tinubu Street, LagosBlaize, FLO. B... - .. + -- Middle'Temple’ .. es 26-1-45 19-646 1269286 69 Bamgbose Street, LagosBolarinwa, J. A. o. .. -. Lincoln’s Inn os «. 26-11-57 26-3~-58 1D269287 40 Strachan Street, LagosCoker,D. B. .. . . -» Gray’sInn .. .. -» 17-7-62 28-9-62 D400472 13 Catholic Mission Street, LagosCoker, D. O. . . . -- Lincoln’s Inn oe oe 1~—7~52 3-7-53 1D269291 40 Apapa Road, Ebute MettaCoker, H. T. O. . . -. Gray’s Inn. . -» 12-7-60 5-7-61 1D269294 13 Tdumagbo Avenue, LagosCoker,J.O. .. .. . -. Gray’s Inn. -. 13-5-52 29-9-52 1359588 11 Abibu-Oki Street, LagosDakabal, J. D.F. +. Nigerian Law School .. 7~10-66 7-10-66 1445195 63 Yaya Crescent, Olodi, ApapaDavid, J. E. C. a oe -. Middle Temple .. «- 26-1-39 27-9-39 D359597 13 Catholic Mission Street, LagosDesalu, A. . oe ae :. Middle Temple .. «+ 22-11-55 7~2-56 D359600 36 Adekunle Street, YabaDuduyemi,A. Oo. A... . .» Lincoln’s Inn ee 7-2-61 6-3-61 1499103 . 126 Nnamdi Azikiwe Street, LagosEdun, G. G. A. . os -- Nigerian Law School -. Jan. 766 21-1-66 1445256 30 Ikorodu Road, YabaEgbe,F + . .. Middle Temple .. .. 14-5-63 21-2-64 0400482 5 Williams Street, LagosEgerton-Shyngle, C. .. . -- Inner .Temple oe . 1925 1925 1400462 49 Igbosere Road, LLagosEkineh, A. wel as +e -- Lincoln’s Inn oe -- 10-2-53 143-53 D269293 60a Campbell Street, LagosEsangbedo, PLE. oe -.- Middle Temple .. es 4-2-64 15-1-65 | D269282 126/130 Nnamdi Azikiwe Street, LagosFaboro, S. A. . .» ‘Lincoln’s Inn oe ee )=—24—11-59 7-10-60 1D404475 132 Broad Street, Lagos‘Fasehin-Souza, O. A... . .. Inner ‘Temple _ cee _ 20-1-67 1D400473 13 Catholic Mission Street, LagosFawehinmi,G.O. .. o- -- Nigerian Law School oe 1965 A965 D445268 16 Denton Street, Ebute MettaFowler, L. E. (Mrs) oes -- Middle Temple .. +» 16-7-62 Nov. 763 D445258 150 Broad Street, LagosFranklin, A. F. O. (iss) . -- Middle Temple .. .. 22-11-60 4-1-61 D445176 22 Kakawa Street, LagosGbaja-Biamila, M. K. . .. -- Lincoln’s Inn a «. 25-11-58 ‘21-8-61 1445173 49 Bamgbose Street, LagosGiwa, F.O. .. os -» ° «+ Lincoln’s Inn oe -» July °57 Aug. 757 D400484 | 11 Martins Street, LagosGomez, F.O. .. os ae -» Lincoln’s Inn es -. 21-11-61 16~-3-62 D400468 = 74 Tokunboh Street, agosGarrick, D. L. oe -» Lincoln’s Inn — -. .- 26-11-57 © 23-3-58 ‘D269281 126/130 Nnamdi Azikiwe Street, LagosHakeemHabeb,AA. .- Middle Temple .. a 9—2-60 29-2-60 D499102 33 Shitta Street, LagosJibowu, O. O. - -» | «+ Middle Temple’ .. - 17-7-62 . Sept. 63 D445194 380 Herbert Macaulay Street, LagosKotun, M. O. + oe -. Inner Temple oe o- . 62-62 2~-3-62 1445187 2 Upper King Street, Lagos’Kuye, P.O. (Mrs) yj oe .» Nigerian Law School . 1967 26-6-67 D445281 40 Marina, LagosKuye, T. O. (Miss) .. -» , ++ Middle Temple .. .. 22-11-60 9-41-61 D359574 40 Apapa Road, Ebute MettaLadega, D. A. .. .. oe -. Lincoln’s Inn oe ee 9-~7-63 2-1-63 1400499 74 Broad Street, LagosLambo, A. A. .. oe oe -+ Lincoln’s Inn oe .. Nov. °62 21—12-62 D499105 46 Balogun Street, LagosLardner, H. A, o. o -- Lincoln’s o 5-2-57 294-57 D359578 22 Kakawa Street, LagosLawrence, J. A . -- Nigerian La School ee 44-64 6-464 D359596 11 Martins Street, LagosLawson,AA. O. (Chief) "” o. -. Gray’s Inn. ae «» 26-148 10-748 D445190 94 Broad Street, LagosMakanju, A. K. I. a +s .- Gray’sInn.. o. ws 6—6-51 10-7-51 1269300 9 Tinubu Street, LagosMaliki, A. M. So. 7! os -. King’s Inn .. .- -» June 65 Jan. °66 D359566 4 Moseley Road, IkoyiMorohundiya. .. oe -- Lincoln’s Inn oe «> 7-11-57 Dec. °57 1445278 17 Adeniyi Jones, Tkeja

- NetoMechO oe -- Inner Temple oe ee 7-22-56 10-3-58 1445159 72. Campbell Street, LagosNoibi, AR.A. w . -- Middle Temple .. «» 16-5+59 17-8-59 D400460 20 Campbell Street, LagosNtia, E. J. os os ws -- Lincoln’sInn} . o. 22~7-63 24-1-64 D400486 130 Broad Street, Lagos

8967

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Names

Nyong, A.E. ..Obafemi, C. O. H.Odebunmi, E. B.Qdeku, J.A. ..Qdufalu,H.A. ...Odufowora-Sita, S. O.Odulana,S. A. O. .Oduwole,G9gunbanjo, C. O.

Ogunlami, G. O.Ogunsan, A. A.

Onea,A.B ..Oluwa,I.I. ..Oluwole, A. O. O.Onigbanjo, K. M.Oshisanya, S. A.Oshodi, F. A.Osijo, A.Osipitan, J. A. A.OrarbekAOyagbola, T.Oyero, B.A... --Oyero, C.K... osOyenubi, R. O. .Feter-Thomas, E. A.Sasegbon, F.. .. ..Shitta, A. R .. -Shitta-Bey, S. A.Sikuade, A. O.Sobowale, S.Sofola, ISolanke, F. M. (Chief)Somoye, E. QO. .. -Sotire, I. S. M. ..Sotubo, O. A. .. --Tokan, L. A. B. .-Tomisin, T. O.O. +.Williams, I. A. (Mrs) ..

SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF LEGAL PRACTITIONERS WHO PAID THEIR

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PRACTISING FEES FOR ‘THE YEAR 1967—continued

Inns of Court

Gray’s Inn ..Gray’s Inn ..Lincoln’s InnLincoln’s InnMiddle TempleGray’s Inn ..Lincoln’s InnMiddle TempleLincoln’s InnGray’s Inn ..Lincoln’s Inn |Lincoln’s InnInner TempleLincoln’s InnInner TempleLincoln’s InnLincoln’s InnLincoln’s InnMiddle TempleLincoln’s InnMiddle TempleMiddle TempleLincoln’s InnLincoln’s InnLincoln’s InnMiddle TempleGray’s Inn ..Lincoln’s Inn

- Lincoln’s InnGray’s Inn ..Lincoln’s Inn.Middle TempleLincoln’s InnInner ‘TempleInner ‘TempleLincoln’s InnLincoln’s InnInner TempleLincoln’s Inn ©

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Feperar 'Terrirory—conimued

Date of Date ofCall Enrolment

-- 17-560 April 65. 24-11-53 18-12-53. 9-2-60 18-3-60. 6-7-54 23-10-54. 6-6-51 20-10-51- 24-11-59 4-12-59- Nov. 64 31-7-65. 42-64 1-7-64- 21-6-50 10-11-50. Nov. 64 July 765

-. 26-11-57 10-2-58- 19-6-56 15-9-56. 27-11-62 4-12-62. 9-7-57 25-7-57: 7-2-61 23-3-61. 18-41-63 13-1-64

10-2-59 Nov. ’6152-63 9-8-634-64 6-64

21-11-61 6-7-6225-11-58 6-3-59Sept. 62 14-1-64Nov. 763 Jan. "6542-55 16-2-567-2-61 30-3-61

26-6-55 28-1-577-2-61 14-611-7-52 8-12-52

22-11-60 30~-4-62- 19-6-56 25-11-57

— 164-63’ 17-7-62 30-7-62

6-6-51 1-3-529-7-63 13-1-64

21-6-50 July ’5022-11-60 17-4-61

-- Jan. ’65 Jan. °6692-65 21-~7-66

26-4-64 30-7-65

ReceiptNo.

D400489D445298D445153D400480D400492D445284D445155D445197D359580D2692761400490D3595871445300D400456D445279D4452771400194D269298D445180D4451681445262D35959213595681D3595671359589D269292D400458,13595941400454D269295445291D445162D4004871359573D445259D4004971359593D2692831269297

Address

14/16 Abibu-Oki Street, Lagos5 Patey Street, Epetedo, Lagos7 Customs Street, Lagos20 Ijaye Street, Lagos191 Igbosere Road, Lagos351 Herbert Macaulay Street, Yaba60 OkesunaStreet, Lagos20 Campbell Street, Lagos60a Campbell Street, Lagos13 Catholic Mission Street, Lagos7 Alli Street, Lagos9 Nnamdi Azikiwe Street, Lagos35a Ikorodu Road, Mushin20 Reclamation Road, Lagos8/10 Broad Street, Lagos130 Broad Street, Lagos11 Ikorodu Road, Yaba9 Tinubu Street, Lagos74 Broad Street, Lagos11 Abibu-Oki Street, Lagos105 Cemetery Street, Ebute Metta30 Ikorodu Road, Mushin11 Abibu-Oki Street, Lagos11 Abibu-Oki Street, Lagos9 Nnamdi Azikiwe Street, Lagos8/10 Broad Street, Lagos51/55 Broad Street, Lagos80 Bamgbose Street, Lagos24 Kakawa Street, Lagos40 Apapa Road, buteVMetta5a Ondo Street (East), Ebute Metta132 Broad Street, Lagos55 Idumagho Avenue, Lagos40 Apapa Road, Ebute Metta33/35 Alof Street, Lagos126 Nnamdi Azikiwe Street, Lagos126/130 Nnamdi Azikiwe Street, Lagos126/130 Nnamdi Azikiwe Street, Tages9 Tinubu Street, Lagos

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Aderemi, A.

Adeloye, S. F. ..

Adeyefa, J. A. ..

Agbetuyi, N. O.

Ayoola, E. O.

Babalola, I. A. ..Fadugba, A. O.

Folayan, J. O. ..

Odedina, A. ..

Odubiyi, F. O.

Ogunsulire, J. O.

Ogunyemi, O. O-.

Qjuolape, E. A.

Oloyede, T. O.Olowofoyeku, B.

Olutunfese, A. O.

Williams,A. (Miss)

Woye, J. A...

Ajijola, A.D. ..

Husain, A. o

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PRACTISING FEES FOR THE YEAR 1967—continued

* Inns of Court Date of Date of Receipt Addressoo, Call Enrolment No.

Wersr . :

.. Inner Temple + S464 13-164 DA45165 2 RotimiWilliams Avenue, Bodija Estate,2

Lincoln’s Inn Jan. ’63 July "63 D359630 P.C. Box 120, Offa

Lincoln’s Inn 29-6-49 6-9-51 D445156 68 Aderemi Road, Ile-Ife

Middle Temple . ‘92-60 4-23-60 1445254 SW8/162 Oke-Ado, Ibadan

Lincoln’s Inn — 27-11-58 4-9-59 1D445253 SW5/189B Adekunle Fajuyi Street, Ibadan

. Lincoln’s Inn - 27-6-61 1-3-63 1445264 NW6/32 Ekotedo, Ibadan

-.- Middle Temple 22-5-62 16-11-62 D359571 7 Lagere Road,Ie-Ife

. ‘.. Lincoln’s Inn 7-11-62 13-7-63 445177 8 Ogbon Oba Street, Ado-Ekiti

Middle Temple ..

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16-6-59 2-11-59 1445166 P.O. Box 1356, Ibadan

.. -Lincoin’s Inn .. 24-6-58 24-7-59 1269280 7 Isabo Road, Abeokuta

-- Inner Temple 9-7-63 13-1-64 445292, 16 Iya~Oba Street, Ondo

. —— — — 1359565 —-P.O. Box 1553, Ibadan: Middle Temple .. 27-11-62 Jan. 64 1445272 New Hospital Road, Akure

: -. Lincoln’s Inn oe 9-7-57 —. «24-77-57 1D499115 1 Lagere Layout, Ile-Ife

-. Inner Temple. ae 1-7-52 18-10-52 D359570 . 9 Queen Elizabeth II Road, Ibadan

. «. Middle Temple 22-11-60 Oct. 61 1445297 SW.7/5 Ijebu Bye-Pass, Oke-Bola, Ibadan

- ++ Gray’s Int .. 2 3-7-64 1400464 RotimiWilliams Avenue, Bodija Estate,: . Iba

.' ‘4. Lincoln’s Inn vs, 62-62 13-7-62 ~—-'1269277.-_—_— Egha Divisional Council, P.M.B. 36,sot Abeokuta

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: -. Middle Temple o 6-2-62 25-11-62 D269285 6 Bornu Road, Kaduna

. .. Lincoln’s Inn -- 16-6-59 21-11-60 D445170 P.O. Box 799, Kano

“ .. Lincoln’s Inn -- 22-11-60 24-12-60 0445171 P.O. Box 799, Kano 8961

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Correspondin,PeriodLast Year

£50,582,795

£

229,40,765,493 10,046,910

18,080°

42,4022,504,661

14,37014,69745,852

1,061,894

18,895,647466,

514273,09333,294545131 23,425,756

650,000

100,000

4,530,569

318,500181,068

1,690,546— 2,190,114

~ 40,943,349

Debits”eas Division,

Federal Minsstry of Finance.Lagos, 20th March, 1968.

’ LAABILITIES

Pust.ic FuNpDs:

Consolidated Revenue Fund (a) oentingencies Fund ve

Develeenene Fund® o an

SPECIAL AND ‘Trust FunpDsReyolving Loans Fund—Sporting and

Social ClubsRevolving Loans Fundfor Industry. ..Post Office Savings Bank Fund osNigeria Ex-Servicemen’s Welfare FundGovernment Servant’s Provident FundPolice Reward Fund .African Staff Housing“SchemeFund'Prison Warders’ Reward Fund weNational Provident FundNational Provident Fund—Reserve

Fire Service Reward Fund .. a““GulfOil Company ‘Training Fund oe

Public Trustee os oeMiscellaneous .. «- . oe

PERSONAL ADV,ANCES FUND :Allocation from Consolidated Revenue

oe oe oe oe

‘TREASURY CLEARANCE FuNnDAllocation from Consolidated Revenue

Deposits received to the Fund. :

SvTaTE GOVERNMENTS:Western State .. we oe ..Eastern States oe oe oeNorthern States e .. --Mid-Western State .. oe

STATEMENT No. 2

STATEMENT, OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AS AT 30TH NOveMBER, 1967

&78,207,089

9623,368,040

597,085484

279,81935,27656,458

352,321

—

&

62,398""4408 16,233,604

27,674,841

650,000

100,000- 8,000,491

352,321

53,011,257

ASSETS

CasH :

‘WORKING BALANCES:Sub-Treasury Lagos/Cash OfficesRemittances .. oe ve oeImprests oePayable Orders Western RegionDeposits on Call .. .J.C. F. . .ALD. Counterpart” oe oe

INVESTMENTS :General .. ae oe oe

SPECIAL ANDTRUSTt_Fups :DS ¢evolv1 ans Fund for Sportin,and Social ClClubs P 8

Post Office Savings Bank FundNigerian Ex-Servicemen’s Welfare

‘undGovernment Servants’ Provident |

Aftican§Staff HousingScheme FundPolice Reward Fund oeNational Provident Fund .. aNational Provident Fund —Reserve

FundGulf Oil Company TrainingFundPublic: Trustee oe oe veMiscellaneous oe oe oe

Advances madeagainst the Personal‘Advances Fun:

Advances made against the TreasuryClearance Fund Miscellaneous..

Stare GOVERNMENTSWestern State oe oe eeNorthern States .. - .. *-Eastern States . . oeMid-Western State * SOT

CorrespondingPeriod

Last Year£& & & £

2,555,800 1,029,2283,516,918 663,230

58,442 47,885117,276 2487746

3,796,015 2,134,981"124,955 1,727,000159,980 10,329,026 '159:980 6,011,050

1,037,692 871,653 -

1,982,148 2,482,14813,629 13,630

14,286 13,758741,568 494,325:773 25,453

23,363,900 18,891,427

597,070 466,54324%,195 248,990

397 9,787eo 27,043,977 FyR0 22,703,955

623,145 529,5037,391,476 10,262,187

4,364,362. —1368,G01 6,586,941 565,001 365,001

40,943,34933.01 1,257

This Statement does not include the Public Debt or Assets held in respect of Statutory Sinking Funds, nor does it include loans made to GovernmentSponsored Organisations or contingentliabilities in respect of various guarantees.

(a) For details of Consolidated Revenue Fund see Statement No.3.

(b) For details of Development Fund see Statement No.4.

Floating Debt :Treasury Bills—Ordinary on issue £83,000,000.

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

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463

Government Notice No. 422 «

, STATEMENT No. 3CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND

STATEMENT OF gocount as aT 30TH Novemper, 1967

; o £ & £Balance as at 1st April, 1967 .. 49,197,783

AddIssues from Contingencies Fund oe . ee ; 678,045

Treasury Bills :

AddOrdinary Issues: Issued ist April, 1967-30th Nov., 1967 203,000,000 ;

L Repaid ist April, 1967-30th Nov., 1967 _ 184,000,000 19,000,000ess .On-lending to State Governments

Issued : 1st April, 1967-30th Nov., 1967 9,000,000Repaid : ist April, 1967-30th Nov., 1967 9,000,000 — 19,000,000

68,875,828

Add ;Surplus being excess of Revenue

1st April, 1967-30th November, 1967 (a)... oe -- 89,183,994.Over Expenditure ist April, 1967-30th November, 1967 (a) 79,852,733 9,331,261

Balance of Fund at 30th November, 1967 878,207,089_—_—

(a) For details of Revenue and Expenditure—see Statements Nos. 3.1 and 3.2 respectively.

Treasury Bills on-lent to State Governments :£&

Western State ee ve os +e ee 3,000,000Eastern States we oe +e oe ae we 2,500,000Mid-Western State .. oe. ee oe a . 1,000,000

Treasury Division, ,’ Federal Ministry of Finance,

Lagos, 20th March, 1968.



Government Notice No, 423

STATEMENT No,3.1

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA

STATEMENT OF REVENUE FOR THE MONTH oF NOVEMBER 1967 AND FOR THE PERIOD

ist Apriz, 1967 to 30TH NovemBeEr, 1967

ActualComparative Actual Revenuefigures as at Head Estimates Revenue 1st April,30th Nov., . 1967-68 November 1967 t031st

1966 1967 November,1967

& & £ £69,026,542 1. Customs and Excise .. an .. .- 103,829,020 6,920,177 59,716,662 .7,422,780 2. Direct Taxes .. - . 18,774,700 2,937,633 9,991,464786,456 3. Licences and Internal Revenue oe 1,854,570 41,227 823,525

4,673,437 4, Mining . . . . .. .. 20,422,430 7,496,054 9,305,085380,707 5. Fees .. . an .. ve 608,780 40,519 365,517

~4,145,453 6. Earnings and Sales . we as 1,724,580 58,104 574,578217,323 7. Rent of Government Property| - oe 538,010 26,259 207,369

7,996,614 8. Interest and Repayments: General .. oe 4,189,170 46,055 1,438,9671,835,560 9. Interest and Repayments: Regional

Governments + os oe 5,604,290 ' 713,074 4,582,970998,532 10. Reimbursements an .. an .. 1,472,730 29,322 1,029,13234,800 11. Armed Forces .. . - .. .- 80,570 2,835 24,851

4,852,788 12. Miscellaneous .. +s .- we tes 2,015,520 4,438 1,123,874

£99,370,992 £161114,370 18,315,697 89,183,994

ws

Proportion of Estimates for Eight months £107,409,580.

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Treasury Division,Federal Ministry of Finance,Lagos, 20th March, 1968.

28th March, 1968 OFFICIAL GAZETTE : 465

Government Notice No. 424 , a

STATEMENT. No. 3.2

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIASTATEMENT OF RECURRENT EXPENDITURE FOR THE MONTH OF Novempsr 1967 anD For THE Pgriop

ist Apri, 1967 to 30TH Novemprr; 1967 .

ActualComparative Actual Expenditure ©Figures as at — Head ; Estimates Expenditure st April,

: 30th November, 1967-68 November 1967 to 30th1966 ‘ 1967 November,

1967& * & &

38,504 21. State House oe +e . os 68,520 2,120 35,$0092,585,187 22, Cabinet Office .. se ae as 5,307;070 25,457 2,360,1974,753,104 23. Police . 3,948,610 802,839 3690,290 .

. 407,273 24. Ministry of Agriculture-‘and NaturalResources . 840,840 28,592 328,466

162,655 25. Agriculture (Research) oe a . 328,550 7,002 132,83440,793 26. Fisheries Services ve ve oe 78,520 5,349 40,29473,846 27. Forestry (Research) es . ve 162,880 355 51,241

126,371 . 28. Veterinary (Research) .. s . 265,310 16,740 131,9921,815 29, Ministry of Communications .. we 141,930 _ 33,968

4,217,903 30. Ministry of Defence oe ve 10,788,110 1,775,574 6,037,731197,935 31. Ministry of Economic Development oe "310,490 8.793 164,014243,970 32, Statistics ., : oe 444,180 25,"214 215,956

2,064,438 33. Ministryof Education oe e oe 3,339,120 125°530 2,011,77748,964 34. Antiquities... .. .s os 92,650 6,036 42,18845,498 35. National Archives. . 77.160 "348 23,400251854 36. Ministry of Establishments and-“Service

Matters 528,540 31,125 261,760313,218 37. Pensions and Gratuities |... oe 685,250 21,854 195,550

2,148,625 38. Ministry of External Affairs .. oe 3,471,930 324,785 2,346,4161,917,131 39. Ministry of Finance oe + 1,791,330 72,896 630,726.731,090 40. Board of Customs and Excise _. .» . 4,174,290 ~~ 64,677 545,807149,054 41. Board of Inland Revenue we . 261,930 18,625 140,038

2,979,898 42. Ministry of Health ne o» 6,736,160 488,934 3,453,590269,376 43. Ministry of Industries .: 9 .. o 393,140 24,391 247,413

1,717,175 44, Ministry of Information . oe . 2,926,230 212,394 1,718,5571,027,516 45. Ministry of Internal Affairs o. o 2014,363 125,986 1"271"413997,041 46. Prisons... .. we 1,645,300 72,871 569,456194,798 47,. Ministry of Justice | oe oe a 320,320 15,471 171,532538,155 48. Ministry of Labour . oe ee 904,980 42,450 441,070110,747 49. National Provident Fund oe oe 181,320 12,866 . 112,113168,841 50. Ministry of Mines and Power .. oe 318,790 15,125 150,508

/ 58,653 51. Geological Survey . se oe 149,820 4,870 - 44,952268,759 52. Ministry of Trade oe oe oe -508,190 26,535 ~ 263,061

1,122,403 53. Ministry of Transport .. .. oe 2,071,912 127,624 872,70091,491 54. Coastal Agency oe 152,070 9,082 71732

4,010,025 55. Ministry of Worksand Housing .. « 7,831,850 511,934 3,57295276,003 56. Audit 121,740 9,347 74,420— 57. Office of the Military Administratorof

Lagos .. . 10,000 294 2,040164,201 58. Judicial .. os oe oe 269,230 17,241 159,390105,380 59. Parliament oe 142,590 6,799 66,14837,098 60. Federal Public Service Commission . 72,990 4,533 36,16829,395 61. Contributions to the Development Fund 3,157,990 — 18,24712,634 62. Non-Statutory Appropriations ofRevenue ~ 106,700 200 11,495

. 63. Consolidated Revenue Fund Charges: *35,534,343 {a) StatutoryAppropriation ofRevenue .

‘ to Regional Governments .. - 68,770,627 708,319 30,838,49025,685,602 (6) Other w . . 24,918,870 1,373,435 16,265,632

£95,718,732 £162,832,892 7,175,542... 79,852,733 ——

Proportion ofEstimates foreight months £108,555,261.

Treasury Division, .Federal Ministry of Finance,

Lagos, 20th March, 1968.F. B. Carposo,-

Accountant-General,Federation of Nigerja

466 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 26, Vol, 55

Government Notice No. 425STATEMENT No. 4

DEVELOPMENT FUND

STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT FOR THE MoNTH ENDED 30rH Novemser, 1967(Ficurss To THE Nearest £) -

Balance at 1st April, 1967... , 39,961,154"

Add Receipts:

Estimates, Actual Actual istHead 1967-68 November April, 1967

1967 to 30th Novem-ber, 1967

& & £611 Contribution from Revenue .. +» . 3,157,990 _ 18,247612 . Capital Grants .. . 240,000 75,135 1,038910613 Internal Loans .. 15,054,000 —_— 35,7075614 External Loans .. 46,966,320 655,779 8,848,327

£65,418,310 730,914 9,940,559 9,940,559———————————_———} a ———a eect

30,020,595*

Less Expenditure:

621 Primary Production 1,868,460 23,821 185,953622 ‘Tradeand Industry oe a 1,599‘000 _— 435,446623 Electricity o> te 25500,000 500,000 7,412,967624 Land ‘Transport System . 16,001,990 862,084 5,355,328625 Water Transport System . . "596,000 215 1,727626 Air Transport System. . »» 1,406,540 7,097 733,357627 Communications .. .. 8,550,820 29,691 516,919628 Water Supplies. . 480,000 _ 485 .629 lucation 2,346,790 40,007 629,131 2630 Health 430,220 4,983 71,144631 Town Planning 1,277,000 6,122 373,925632 Co-operatives .. — — —

633 Miscellaneous. . 47,190 166 26,300634 Information 92,550 —~ _635 Judicial .. 6 o- .- 315,150 9,224 82,149636 Police .. .. ss se se 1,176,290 28,914 66,551637 General .. a . oe + 6,349,780 3,419 761,932638 Defence. . os : 8,000,000 209,512 11,362,184639 Financial Dbligations +. 1,100,000 24,817 38,773640 Loans On-Lent and External“Grants

to>. Regions ve -« 18,736,000 411,852 4,220,577

£95,873,780 2,161,924 32,274,845 32,274,845——— ————— a

Balance of Fund as at 30thNovember, 1967 .» - £62,295,440*.iceman

F. B. Carposo,Accountant-General,

Treasury Division, Federation of NigeriaFederal Minietry of Finance,Lagos, 20th March, 1968.


Monraiy Porcuases of MarKeTINc BoaRD Propce COVERING,THE Prriop 5-1-68 To 25-1-68(Monts or January 1968) Excirupinc:Cocoa . :

8961

“WOs

eIATWIEZ

GLLaZVO

'TVIOIIAO

, Purchases during month _ Cumulativefrom the beginning of Season

Produce West Mid- North East Total West Mid- - North East Total Remarks4 West West Z

1968Palm Kernels oe ee «1,269 872Ci=<iaX X — 2,641 1,269 1,372 Xx x 2,644 —Special Palm Oil .. ae oe — ~— — x — — — — xX — —Plantation Palm Oil teas — 168 = x 168 — 168 — x. 168 —Technical Palm Oil, GradeI 7 —_— = — x — — — — x -~ FT‘Technical Palm Oil, GradeII 2 — — — x — — — — xX. _-_ —Technical Palm Oil, Grade IIT | —- = — x — ~ — |— x - =Tora, PamOm .. sg ~— 168 — —~ 168 — 168 | ~— 168 —

1967-68 }Groundnuts oe oe -- —_ _ x x. — — — 449,536 XK 449,536 —_Seed Cotton ee kee 7 _ x — 7 7 —_— x — 7Benniseed. os oe . . oe — — x — oo —_— — 747* x 747 —

Soya Beans ' oe . Ul = x x — — _— x x -—-

Granp TomaL .. =... =e. 1,276 1,540 _ — 2,816 1,276 . 1,540 450,283 — 453099 —

* Cumulative up to 28-9-67. ,X Notavailable. PP21

LOY

468


Inrerias ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL NOTICE

LOSS OFMOTOR VEHICLE DRIVERS

LICENCE BOOKS

It is hereby notified for general information thatthe undermentioned Motor Vehicle Drivers Booksare lost :-—

' Book Nos. Receipt Counterfoil Nos.

176 049151-049200

204 057051-057100345 088601-088650

The above-mentioned Drivers Licence Books arehereby declared cancelled.

Any person who comesin possession of them or isable to furnish any information relating to themshould please report the facts to this office or to thenearest Police Station.

L. V. Warzes,Accountant-General,Northern States


Export DuTy on RuBBER

It is notified for general information that for thepurpose of assessing the value of Rubber for thelevying of export duty, the price for the month ofApril 1968 will be 16.16369d per Ib.


Lacos Consumer Price Inpex

Minppte Income Group

‘The Lagos Consumer Price Index in respect ofthe Middle Income Groupis an official index basedon the expenditure patterns of wage earners earningbetween £400 and £800 per annum in 1960.

2. The average values of the index for thirteenmonths January, 1967 to January, 1968 are asfollows :—~

Base: AveRAGE 1960=100

1967 IndexJanuary ve oe 130.9February .. . . 129.7March oa oe 128.7:April ws oe o .» 130.2May .. e oe -» 128.5June oe .. os -» 126.7july 126.2August 127.1September . we es 126.3October .. oe oo .- 124.4November : oe .. 123.5December .. 123.4 -

1968January .. ee .- -- 126.4

3. Further details are available in the FederalOffice of Statistics, Lagos. ;

OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 26, Vol. 55


Lacos CoNsuMER Prick INDEX

Lower INcoME GROUP

The Lagos Consumer Price Index in respect ofthe Lower Income Group is an official index basedon the 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 hasbeen revised.

The average values of the index for the thirteenmanths January, 1967 to January, 1968 are asollows :-—

Base: Averace 1960=100

1967 Index

January... 127.2

February . 125.1

March + oe 123.7

April oe . an «. 125.8

May ee . oe +. 124.2

June oe oe oe .. *123.0July oe os - oe 121.5

August .. . oe «+ *122.2

September . ee ee 1209

October .. . oe --. 118.6

November .- oe ee 117.3

December .. .. oe oe 117.4

1968

January .. os .. ee 120.9

3. Further details are availat': in the Digest ofStatistics, published quarterly by the Federal Officeof Statistics, Lagos from which copies may beobtained.

4. Details of the method o* construction of theindex may also be obtained from the Federal Officeof Statistics, Lagos.

* Revised figures,

Govern. tent Notice No. 431 -

CANCELLATION OF CERTIFICATE OFLEGISThATION OF A TRADE UNION

Gases Worker’s UNIon or NIGERIA

REGISTER No. 72

The Certificate of Registration of the above-named Trade Union is hereby cancelled w th effectfrom 2nd March, 1968.

Daten this 15th day of March, 1968.

M. O. ONAFALUJO,Acting Registrar of Trade Unions

a)

28th March, 1968 1


OFFICIAL GAZETTE 469

NOTICE BY THE BOARD OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISECustoms and Excise Notice No. 38

Fuet, LuBrIcANTs AND OTHER PRODUCTS FOR USE IN CrviL AIRCRAFT—EXEMPTION FROM” Import and Excise Duty

AMENDMENT No. 1

Customs and Excise Notice No. 38 published as GovernmentNotice No. 1278 in Federal Official GazetteNo, 66 of 3rd August, 1967, is hereby amended asfollows :-—

List of countries

(a) Column 3. Immediately before “Lebanon”, insert“Kenya”,(8) Column 4 Immediately before “Thailand” insert “"Tanzania”’.€) Column 4. Immediately before “Union of Soviet Socialist Republics’?, insert “Uganda”

(282/21/38¢7)E. O. Jaya,Secretary, .

Board of Customs and Excise


UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS

APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION—OCTOBER 1968

1. Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidatesfor admission in October1968 to any ofthe following Diploma and Certificate courses t—

() Faculty of Law.—One-year certificate coursein single subject and a diploma course in a combi-nation of three subjects. ‘The subjects are :—

(a) Industrial Law6) Public International Law, and(c) Business Law.

(ii) Institute of Mass Communication—One-year course leading to the award of a DiplomainJournalism, Public Relations, or Broadcasting.

(iii) School of African and Asian Studies.—‘Two-year (part-time) course in Edo, French,Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba leading to the award ofProficiency Certificate in each language. (Thecourse in each languageis for any non-speaker ofthe language who is proficient in English and isamature person holding a responsible post inNigeria, e.g., lecturers, research students, diplo-mats, professionals, housewives,‘etc.)

2. The following are eligible to be considered foradmission to the Certificate and Diploma coursesin Law :—

Candidates holding the G.C.E.(orits equivalent)' including English and five other subjects with

appropriate experience in industry, business orpublic affairs.

3. The following are also eligible to be consideredfor admission to the Diploma course in the Instituteof Mass Communication:

(i) Candidates already in Broadcasting or aGovernment Information Service, the Press orthe Public Relations Departments of industrial,and commercial organisations. Candidates inthis category who do not hold the G.C.E,(or itsequivalent) will-be.required to take a test to assesstheir standard of English:~~~. .

(#) Candidates holding the G.C.E. (or itsequivalent) including English and five othersubjects,

4, Request for application forms should béaddressed to the Academic Secretary and marked“D & C Courses”. An application form will. besent on receipt of a self-addressed and stampedenvelope measuring 9” x 4”. Completed applicationforms must be returned in good time by registeredpost or by hand to reach the Academic Secretary,yonversity of Lagos, Yaba, notlater than 30th April,

8thMarch, 1968. O. Sonus,

Academic Secretary

- Government Notice No. 405 (2ndpublication)FEDERAL MInistry OF LABOUR

TENDER FOR THE SUPPLYOF

d FOODSTUFFS

Tenders are hereby invited by the ‘PermanentSecretary, Federal Ministry of Labour and SocialWelfare for the supply of the undermentioned food-stuffs to the following Federal. Social WelfareApprovedInstitutions :-—

Mapara Boys’ Approved School, ‘Isheri.

Isheri Boys’ Approved School, Isheri.

Birrel House, 2 Birrel Street, Yaba.

Remand Home for Boys, 1 Industrial Avenue,Yaba.

ObasaHouse (Senior), Idiaraba, Surulere, (near theUniversity Teaching Hospital).

. Obasa House (Junior), Idiraba, Surulere, (nearthe University Teaching Hospital).

Girls’ RemandHome, Idiaraba, Surulere, (nearthe University Teaching Hospital)..

Ikeja Farmcraft Centre for the Blind, Ikeja, (nearthe Airport).

for the period 1st April, 1968 to 31st March, 1969.

Foodstuffs.—Yams,rice,OB, pepper(native), meat(without bones), salt, palm oil, egusi, groundnuts,fresh fruits, iru, ede, onions, fish (fresh),fish (dried), liver, red beans (ewa), white beans (ere)for akara, tomatoes, gari, amala, fresh pepper, fufu,akara balls,

470

Maximum Population of Institutions—The maxi-mum population of the above Approved Institutionswill be as follows :—

Boys’ Remand Home 200Girls’ Remand Home 30

Birrell House .. e: 50Girls’ Approved School oe -. 50Boys’ Approved School os .. 200Farmcraft Centre for the Blind 50

2. The articles of food to be supplied shall be ofgood quality and must be supplied to the afore-mentioned Institutions in such quantities as specifiedin the dietary schedules of the Institutions and asmay be ordered by or on behalf of the PermanentSecretary, Federal Ministry of Labour from timeto time.

3. The rate at which the person tendering iswilling to contract must be written in figures aswell as in words, This rate should be quoted perhead per day and should include the cost of deliveryof the foodstuffs at any of the Approved Institutions.

* 4, (a) Prices tendered for items subject to ‘pricecontrol must not exceed the controlled wholesaleprice.

(6) In the case of items of foodstuffs that are orbecome, during the currency of the contract, thesubject of maximum wholesale price control underthe provisions of any written law or decree, if suchwholesale price is increased during the currency ofthe contract, the supplier may be granted a sumequalto the increasein the maximum wholesaleprice.Where such maximum is fixed at a figurethe contract price, the supplier shall be paid sucha maximum price,

5. Apart from the above exception, no increasein the tendered price will be allowed during theperiod of the contract.

6. The Board is not bound to accept the lowestor any tender.

7. The successful tenderer shall be required toenter into a written contract, the terms of whichmay be seen on application to the PermanentSecretary, Federal Ministry of Labour, Independ-ence Building, Lagos. He shall also be requiredto bind himself in a sum of £100 and twosureties inhalf the same sum each for the fulfilment of thecontract.

8. The tender forms and dietary schedules areobtainable from the Permanent Secretary, FederalMinistry of Labour, Independence Building, Lagos.Tenders will not be accepted unless submitted onthe appropriate forms.

_ 9. A non-refundable deposit of £10 (Ten pounds)is payable. This deposit should be paid into anySub-Treasury under’ Head 6 Subhead 15 of thecurrent Estimates of the Federal Military Govern-ment of Nigeria. No official tender document willbe issued unless on the production of the originaland photostat copies of the Treasury receipts. Thephotostat copies will be retained by the PermanentSecretary, Federal Ministry of Labour and theoriginals returned to the tenderers.

10. The tenders must be marked “Confidential—Tenders for foodstuffs, Approved. Institutions,Federal Ministry of Labour”, and must be sentunder sealed cover through the post to reach the

elow .

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

.

No. 26, Vol. 55

Secretary, Food Tenders Board, Federal Ministryof Labour, Independence Building, Lagos, not laterthan 18th April, 1968.

S. O. Koxu,Acting Permanent Secretary,Federal Ministry of Labour

Lagos, 13th March, 1968. 6292


Prisons DEPARTMENT, NIGERIA

TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF ALUMI- /

NIUM RATION PANS AND DRINKING CUPS

Tenders are invited from local manufacturers inNigeria for the supply of Aluminium Ration Pansand Drinking Cups to the Federal GovernmentPrisons in Lagos and at Kaduna during the financialyear ist April, 1968 to 31st March, 1969.

2. The tender should state the price per pan andcup delivered to the Prisons named, and such priceshould include all charges for packing, handlingand freight.

Aluminium Ration Pans : a

Required (8,000) Eight thousand pans, radialbeaded edge frosted finished—Embossed ‘Prisons’outside, 8” inside diameter, 2§” depth. A sampleis available for inspection at the office of theDirector of Prisons, Lagos.-

Aluminium Drinking Cups :

Required (5,000) five thousand cups 3#” inside,inside diameter 33” x 22 gg. beaded top edgefitted with 16 swg. strapped aluminium hardle |embossed ‘Prisons’ degeased. :

Centre Ration Pans Drinking CupsLagos 7,600 4,600Kaduna 400 400

Total 8,000 5,009

. + 3. Delivery is to be made within four monthsfrom the date the contract is awarded.

4. Tenderers are each required to pay non-refundable deposits of £10-0s-Od (Ten -pounds)into any Sub-Treasury in Nigeria under Head 6Sub-head 15 of the current Federal Military Govern-ment estimates. Original and photostat copies ofthe Treasury receipts must be sent with the tendersto the Secretary, Federal Tenders Board. ‘Tineoriginal receipts will later be returned to the tender-ers. No tenders will be considered except on thesubmission of Treasury receipts,

5. All tenders should be forwarded: in sealedenvelopes or packages, addressed to the Secretary,Federal Tenders Board, Federal Ministry of Worksand Housing, Lagos and should be accompanied bysamples so as to reach his office not later than 15thApril, 1968. The envelopes and/or packagesshould be clearly marked ‘“Confidential—Alumi-nium Ration Pans and Drinking Cups, PrisonsDepartment.” ‘

6. Further particulars, if required, may beobtained from the Director of Prisons, Lagos.

7. The Board is not bound to accept the lowest orany tender.

J. Ovusota Dana,Secretary,

Federal Tenders BoardT0501 .



Paisons DEPARTMENT, NIGERIA' TENDERS FOR PRISON CLOTHING

Tenders are invited from approved local manu-facturersa in Nigeria for the ‘supply of the following

. materials to the Federal Prisons in Lagos, at Kadunaand Jos during the financial year ist April, 1968 to31st March, 1969. The tender should state the ©price per yard delivered to the Prisons named, andsuch price should include all charges for packing inwooden boxes, steel banded, handling and freight :-—

(@) Blue Striped Drill—Required (90,000)thousand yards unbleached grey cotton drill 74 ozs,28 inches, with 4 inch wide blue stripes running

wise, 6 inches apart. Such striped , drillshould be manufactured exclusively for thePrisons Department, .

(6) Red Striped Drill,—Required (70,000)seventy thousand yards unbleached grey ‘cottondrill 74 ozs. 28 inches wide with 4 inch wide redstripes running lengthwise, 6 inches apart. Suchstriped drill should be manufactured exclusivelyfor the Prisons Department.

These materials are required to be delivered asfollows :—

Centres - Blue RedStriped Stripedyards yards .

Lagos.. 72,000 59,000Kaduna e -- 11,000 6,000Jos .. “ee .. 7,000 5,000

Total .. .. 90,000 70,000—

2. Delivery should commence six weeks afterreceipt of order and should be completed on or‘before 30th November, 1968.

3. Tenderers are each required to pay non-refundable deposits of £10-0s-0d (Ten pounds) intoany Sub-Treasury in Nigeria under Head 6 Sub-Head 15 of the current Federal Military GovernmentEstimates, Original and photostat copies of theTreasury receipts must be sent with the tenders to

| the Secretary, Federal Tenders Board. ‘Theoriginal| receipts will later be returned to the tenderers. Notenders will be considered except on the submission=of Treasury receipts.

4, All tenders should be forwarded in sealedenvelopes, addressed to the Secretary, FederalTenders Board, Federal Ministry of Works andHousing: Lagos, and should be accompanied bysamples, so as to reach his office not later thanSaturday, 11th May, 1968. The envelopes shouldbe clearly marked “Confidential—Tender for PrisonClothing, Prisons Department”.

5. Further particulars, if required, may beobtained from the Director of Prisons,. Lagos.

6. The Board is not bound to accept the lowest orany tender. .

J. OLusoza Dana,Secretary,

Federal Tenders BoardT.0525

Government Notice No. 406(2ndpublication)

UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN

. VACANCY

Applications are invited for Senior Lectureship orLectureship in Old Testament in the Departmentof Religious Studies. Appointment, to commenceon Ist October, 1968 is for threeyears initially andsubject to review thereafter.

Salary scales:—Senior. Lecturer: £2,275-75~«2,575; Lecturer: £1,200-75-1,650-1,725-75-2,175a year. 20 per cent supplementation of basic salarypayableto U.K. staff. “Family passages ‘paidonappointment, approved overseas leave and termina-tion, where applicable. F.S.S.U. Children’s andcar allowances, Part furnished accommodation.

Detailed applications (6 copies) stating age, fullqualifications and experience and naming three

_ Teferees by 14th April, 1968 to Registrar, Universityof Ibadan, from whom further particulars may beobtained.28th February, 1968.

Government Notice No. 407 (2ndpublication)_ Laos University TgacHine HosprranVACANCY—REGISTRAR IN OBSTETRICS

AND GYNAECOLOGY

- Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedmedical practitioners for the post of. Registrar in theDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.Approved M.R.C.O.G. combined appointment.

Qualification—Candidate should be fully regis-tered practitioners and should have held the post ofSenior House Officer in Obstetrics and Gynaecologyor equivalent.Salary.—£1,452-60-1,512 per annum. :Contract gratuity will be paid at the rate of

£37-10s for every completed period of three monthssatisfactory service. Special allowance of £270 or£300 per annum will also be paid where applicable.Appointment will normally be for one period of

twelve months in the instance, renewable bymutual agreement. Leave wili be granted at theend of each period at the rate of either three and ahalfor five days for each completed month of serviceas applicable. Partly furnished accommodationmay be provided at arental not exceeding 7 per centof basicsalary.

Method of application.—Application forms areobtainable from the Secretary, Lagos UniversityTeaching Hospital, Private Mail Bag 12003, Lagosto whom completed applications should be returnednot later than 7th April, 1968.

Government Notice No. 408 (2ndpublication)

Ministry or Epucation, Benin CrryVACANCIES. FOR EDUCATION OFFICERS

Application are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for the posts of Education Officer in theMinistry of Education, Benin City, Mid-WesternState, to teach the following subjects :—

ChemistryMathematicsPhysics /

2. Scale of salary.—Scale A—£804-1,584 perannum.

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3. Qualifications :— . ;

(@) A good degree (either general -with honoursor distinction or special honours) of a recognisedUniversity plus a post-graduate Diploma orCertificate in Education.

(i) A good degree (either general with honoursor distinction or special honours) of a recognisedUniversity plus one of the following :—

(a) The Teachers’ Professional or Associate-ship Certificate.@) The United Kingdom Ministry of Educa-

tion Teachers’ Certificate.c) Nigerian Certificate in Education.3 Western Region Teachers’ College Cer-

tificate.Candidates who possess the qualification in (é)abovewill enter Scale A on £762 per annum.

4. Duties—The successful candidates will berequired to teach in a Government Teacher Train-ing College or a Government Secondary School.They may also be assigned other suitable dutiesincluding the setting and marking of papers forexaminations conducted under the auspices of theMinistry of Education and sitting as members ofEducation Committees.

5. Other conditions of service—The post ispensionable except where an officer is appointed oncontract terms and appointment will be on threeyears probation. When an officer is occupyinggovernment quarters rent is payable at the rate of84 per cent of his-salary.

6. Method of application :

(@) For candidates not in Government Service,applications should be submitted in duplicate onthe official forms obtainable from the Secretary,Public Service Commission, Benin City.

(i) Candidates in Government Service neednot apply on the official forms and their applica-tions should be submitted in duplicate throughtheir Heads of Departments and, in the case ofcandidates not in the Public Service of Mid-Western Nigeria, through the Public ServiceCommission concerned. All such applicationsshould be accompanied by copies of the last threeannual confidential reports on the applicants.

7. Closing Date—Applications should reach theSecretary, Public Service Commission, Mid-WesternNigeria, Benin City not later than the Saturday,30th March, 1968.

J. A. OnIORENOYA,Acting Secretary,

Public Service Commission


Ministry oF DEFENCE

DIRECT COMMISSION OF CATERING

~ OFFICERS INTO THE ARMED FORCES

MEDICAL SERVICES

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedNigerians for Direct Commission into the NigerianAtmed Forces Medical Services for the post ofCatering Officers. Successful applicants will begranted commissionin the rank of Lieutenant.

Qualifications—Applicants should possess theWest African School Certificate or equivalent anda certificate either in Catering up to City and Guilds151 or in Institutional Management.


Conditions of service.—Appointees are liable to beposted for service in any of the branches of theNigerian Armed Forces Medical Services andshould be willing to serve either at the Armed ForcesHospitals or any of the Medical Extensions in the

Method of application—Applications should beaddressed to the Permanent Secretary, Ministry ofDefence, P.M.B. 12590, Republic Building, Marina,Lagos and marked “Direct Commission into theArmed Forces Medical Services” so as to reach himnot later than 1st April, 1968.

Applications stating age, qualifications andex-perience, state of origin of candidate and presentsalary should bein triplicate and two recent passportphotographs of the candidates giving names andaddresses of three referees. Applications fromcandidates in Government Service should be sub-mitted through the Head of the applicant’s Depart-ment and should be accompanied by confidentialreports. a

Selected candidates will be required to attend forinterview withthe Forces Selection Board.

GovernmentNoticeNo. 410 (2ndpublication)

Foop AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION

VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT

By THE Feperat MINISTRY OF AGRICULTUREAND NaTuraL Resources, LAGos

Applications must contain a detailed PersonalHistory and should be addressed to Chief, Recruit-ment. Section, Personnel Branch, F.A.O. via delleTerme di Caracalla, Rome,Italy.

Post No. 3262-211—TransLaTor/REviser P-2/P-3* VANo. 1537.

Type ofabpointment.—Permanent.

Location.—Rome.

Unit.—English Translation Section,. TranslationBranch publications Division.

Duties and responsibilities—Translates into Englisha wide range and variety of documents (includingtechnical papers and studies, material for inclusionin legislative body papers and periodical publications,and official correspondence) originally prepared inFrench and Spanish (and occassionally other langu-ages) in such a manner that the translation will be afinished product ready for publication.

Checks, as safety measure, the work of othertranslators particularly material that has beentranslated by several translators, to ensure uniformityof style and terminology throughout. Contributesto the linguistic research of the Translation Section.

Qualifications—Essential.—University degree withsome specialisation in language or in agriculturalsciences and economics. Five year of translatingexperience excellent english, with excellent know-ledge of French and good working knowledge ofSpanish. Extensive vocabulary coupled with4 keensense of semantics ; perfect knowledge of syntaxandstylistics. - a

Qualifications—Desirable.—Training in one ormore ofthe sciences within FAQ’s fields, to universitylevel. Knowledge of languages other than English,French and Spanish. Previous work in an interna-

- tional organization, preferably in translating.

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Emoluments,—based on US$ equivalents, are notof national income tax. They are payable in thecurrency of the Duty Station and, on request, par-tially in the currency ofthe HomeStation.

Salaryper annum— é. '' Starting &

Gross : P2: $9,050 (P3) $11,270Net: P2: $7,287 (P3) $8,889

MaximumP2 $12,150; P3 $15,590P2 $9,505; P3 $11,913

Family allowance per annum.—(subject to eligibilityof dependency). Spouse $400; Child $300; Secon.dary dependent $200.

Post adjustment per annum variable according tocost of living and to dependency status; At presentfrom $648-768-1,260-1,584.

Other benefits.—subject to specific terms ofappointment: Pension and medical schemes;annual, sick and maternity leave. Also, for non-locally-filled posts, appointment and repatriationtravel, transport of household good or assignmentallowance, installation allowance and repatriation

. benefits, homeleave travel with eligible dependentsevery 2 years, children’s education grant (whereapplicable). ~

Closing date.—1ist April, 1968.

2. Post No. 6154-55—Cnizr, Home EconomicsBrancu P-5,

Type ofappointment.—Permanent.Location.—Rome.

Duties and responsibilities—Under the generalguidance and overall supervision of the Director ofthe Nutrition Division, the Branch Chief undertakesor directs the following activities.

Provides leadership to theworkofthe Organizationas a whole in all programs having home economicscontent; this to include consultation, the preparationof documents, participation in meetings, seminars,etc.; prepares, develops and implements theDivision’s program of work in the broad field ofHome Economics, including home economicseducation and training in schools, colleges and otherinstitutions and informal programe of an extensionnature ; collects information on all aspects of homeeconomics in order to provide to governmentsinformation and advice on the development ofprograms and related services in this field ; advisesgovernment on the preparation and developmentof programs of home economics education andextension and arranges for the supervision andoperation of same through the Regular Program, .EPT'A, UNICEFassisted programs (with particularreference to homecraft/mothercraft projects), UNDP(SF) and the Freedom from Hunger Campaign ; and

- Funds in Trust; etc.

Qualifications—Essential—Advanced universitydegree with specialisation in nutrition or anothersubject area of home economics. Ten years’professional experience in home economics policy,administration or education research.

Very good knowledgeofoneoftheofficial languagesof the Organization (English, French, Spanish).Ability to write clearly and concisely, to plan anddesign programs in home economics education,extension and related service and to assist govern-ments in implementation of such programs,

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

Salary per- Net : $13,110-16,035.

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Qualifications—Desirable-—A Pu.D. or equivalentdegree, working knowledge of at least one otherofficial language. Knowledge of social, economicand structural conditions in developing countriesand experience in such countries,

Emoluments—Based on US$ equivalents, are notof national income tax. ey are payable in thecurrency of the Duty Station and, on request,partially in the currency of the HomeStation.

annum.—Gross : $17,400-$21,900

_ Family allowance per annum—(subject to eligibi-lity of dependency).—Spouse $400; Child $300Secondary dependent $200.

Post adjustment per annum.—Variable accordingto cost of living and to dependency status; Atpresent from $1,128-2,016.

Other benefits—subject to specific terms ofappointment: Pension and medical schemes;annual, sick and maternity leave. Also, for non-locally-filled posts, appointment and repatriationtravel transport of household goods or assignmentallowance, installation allowance and repatriationbenefits, home leave travel with eligible dependentsevery 2 years, children’s education grant (whereapplicable).

Closing date-—16th April, 1968.3. Post No. 6152-720—Cumr, Foop PromotionSection P-4,

Type ofappointment.—Permanent,

Location.—-Rome. ,

Duties. and responsibilities—Under the generalsupervision of the Chief, Applied Nutrition Branch :

—Assists governments and international organi-zations in carrying out research for the formationneeded for planning promotion campaigns for newfoods, particularly formulated protein-rich foods.Organizes the testing of consumers’ preferenceand acceptability for these foods. Supervises orparticipates in the conduct of consumers’ surveys.

—Defines suitable methods for introducing andpopularizing new foods in populations of develop-ing countries.

—Studies and advises governments on thepossibilities for marketing and producing newfoods and particularly protein-rich foods: forpurchase by tlie general public.

—Assists governments in the development ofeducational and promotional campaigns forintroducing new foods into the national diet, andheld in the evaluation of such campaigns,

—Establishes contact with the private foodindustry to follow developments in the field offood promotion,etc. ,Qualifications—Essential_University degree in a

field related to food promotion, marketing, oradvertising. Seven year professional experience infood promotion orclosely related fields, in particular,experience in organizing and conducting consumers’surveys. Very good knowledge of one of the officiallanguages of the Organization (English, French,Spanish) and good working knowledge of a secondofficial language.

Emoluments—based on US$ equivalents, are notof national income tax. They are payable in thecurrency of the Duty Station and, on request,partially in the currency ofthe HomeStation :


Salary per annum.—Gross : $13,900-18,630. Net :$10,730-13,909.

Family allowance per annum.—(subject to eligibi-lity of dependency). Spouse $400; Child $300;Secondary dependent $200.

Post adjustment per annum.—variable according tocost of living and to dependency status. At presentfrom $936-1,800.

Other benefits.—subject to specific terms ofappointment: Pension and medical schemes};annual, sick and maternity leave. Also, for non~locally-filled posts, appointment and repatriationtravel, transport of household_goods or assignmentallowance, installation allowance and repatriationbenefits, home leave travel with eligible dependentsevery 2 years, children’s education grant (whereapplicable).

Closing date-—2nd April, 1968.

4. Post No. 6155-57—-NutriTIon OFFICER P-3(Food Consumption),

Type ofappoiniment.—Permanent.

Location.—Rome.

Duties and responsibilitie.—Under the generalsupervision ofthe Chief, Food Consumption Section,Food Consumption and Planning Branch, NutritionDivision, this officer is responsible for the nutritionalaspects offood consumption andspecifically :

In co-operation with other staffmembers withinthe Branch, carries out studies and prepares-reports on food consumption, nutritional require-ments and related matters in countries and regions.

In co-operation with other units ofthe Organiza-tion, especially the Statistics Division, assists inthe preparation of national consumption surveys.Participates in meetings, seminars and trainingcentres concerned with food consumption, nutri-tional requirements andrelated fields,

Assists member governments, at their request,in the collection and analysis of data on foodconsumption and particularly in the planning,implementation and surveys in relations toeconomic developmentplans,etc.

Qualifications—Essential.—University degree, pre-ferably supplemented by post-graduate training inhuman nutrition. At least five years professionalexperienceinnutritional aspects offood consumption.Very good knowledgeof one oftheofficial languagesofthe Organization (English, French, Spanish).

Qualifications—Desirable-—Training in statistics,economics or biometrics. Experience in inter-national work. Working knowledge of at least asecond official languageofthe Organization.

Emoluments—based on US$ equivalents, are notof national income tax. They are payable in thecurrency of the Duty Station and, on request,partially in the currency ofthe HomeStation.

Salary per annum.—Gross: $11,270-15,590 Net:$8,889-11,913.

Family allowance per annum.—(subject to eligibi-lity of dependency). Spouse $400; Child $300;Secondary dependent $200.

Post adjustment per annum.—Variable according tocost of living and to dependency status. At presentfrom $768-1,584.

_ professional experience in food promotion or

_of national income tax.

Other benefits—Subject to specific terms ofappointment : Pension and medical schemes ; annual,sick and maternity leave. Also, for non-locally-filledposts, appointment and repatriation travel, transportof household goods or assignment allowance,installation allowance and repatriation benefits, homieleave travel with eligible dependents every 2 years,children’s education grant (where applicable).

Closing date.—2nd April, 1968.

5. Post No. 6152-485—NutRition OFFICER(Foop Promotion)

Type ofappointment.—Permanent.

Location.-Rome.

Duties and responsibilities—Under the generalsupervision and guidance of the Chief, Food Pro-motion Section :

P.3

Assists Governments and international organiza-_tions in carrying out research for the informationneeded to plan promotion campaigns for new -foods, particularly formulated protein-rich foods.

Organizes the testing of consumers’ preferencesand acceptability forthese foods.

Assists governments in the organization andimplementation of promotional. campaigns forintroducing new foods into the national diet, andhelps in the evaluation ofsuchcampaigns,etc.

Qualifications—Essential—Natural science andUniversity degree in a field related to food pro-motion, marketing or advertising. Five ears’

oselyrelated fields ; in particular,experience in organizingand conducting consumers’ surveys. Very goodknowledge of one of the official languages of theOrganization (English, French, Spanish). Know-ledge of the preparation and development of pro-motionalmaterials.

Emoluments.—Based on US$ equivalents, are notThey are payable in the

currency of the Duty Station and, on request,partially in the currency ofthe HomeStation :

Salary per annum.—

Starting Maximum

Gross: $11,270 Gross: $15,590Net: $8,889 Net: $11,913

Family allowance per annum.—(subject to eligibi-tity of dependency). Spouse $400; Child $300;Secondary dependent$200.

Post adjustment per annum.—vVariable according tocost of living and to dependency status. At presentfrom$768-1,584.

, Other benefits—Subject to specific terms ofappointment: Pension and medical schemes ; annual,sick and maternity leave. Also, for non-locally-filledposts, appointment and repatriation travel, transportof household goods or assignment allowance,installation allowance and repatriation benefits, homeleave travel with eligible dependents every 2 years,children’s educationgrant (where applicable).

Closingdate-—5th April, 1968.

6, Post No. 6185-2084—TrEcHNIcaL OFFICER P-4(AGRICLUTURALENGINEERING). :Type ofappointment.—Fixed Term Three yearsLocation.—_Rome.

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Duties and responsibility.—Under the. supervisionof the Chief, Agricultural Engineering Branch, theincumbentwill assist in those aspects of FAO’s workpertaining to agricultural products processing andagro-allied industries development. ‘The incumbentwill pay particular attention to the following producegroups relating to small and medium scale processingplants, most. appropriate for use in the developingcountries, which do not involve large scale invest-ment: ‘

Animal and Vegetable Fibres : hard and soft .

and curing of hides and skins from domestic andgeme animals and reptiles; leather manufactureand utilization; wool collecting, grading, pre-processing and disposal; yarn production andsmall-scale weaving industries.

vegetable fibre processing ; cotton ginning, flaying

Fats and Oils: Vegetable oil extraction fromoilfruits and oilseeds ; processing of essential oils ;animal oils and fats as by-products ofthe meat andwool industry; utilization of plant residues andinedible animal by-products.

_ Sugar, Spices and Condiments : Centrifugal andnon-centrifugal sugar processing ; tea, coffee andcocoa processing ; post-harvest operations on nuts,spices and tobacco; cereals, pulses, roots andtubers.

The incumbent’s werk will be directed towards :

the development of agricultural industries incountry programs ; the organization of Govern-ment services, with particular reference to thedetermination of technical advisory assistancethat may be required, ete.

Qualifications—Essential,—University degree inagricultural science or processing engineering withparticular emphasis on technology, and processing ofagricultural products in agro-allied industries.

_ Seven years’ experience in work directly connected* with agricultural products processing and agro-alliedindustry development, preferably in developingcountries or areas.

Verygood knowledgeofoneofthe official languageof FAO (English, French or Spanish).

Demonstratedability to plan and organize productsprograms and departments within the subject matterfields ; to organize and conduct technical meetingsand training centres; to deal with Governmentofficials and experts connected with agriculturalprocessing industries ; to write clearly and concisely,to edit and review reports and studies.

Qualifications—Desirable,—Ability to write andspeak the other two languages of FAO.

Emoluments, based on US $ equivalents, are not ofnational income tax. They are payable in thecurrency ofthe Duty Station and, on request, partiallyin the currency of the HomeStation :

Salary per annum—Starting.—Gross : $13,900ne5oO. Maximum—Gross : $18,630. Net:

Family allowance per annum.—(subject to eligibilityof dependency) Spouse : $400, Child : $300, Secon-dary dependent : $200.

Post.Adjustment per annum,—Variable accordirig tocost of living and to dependency status ;At present from $936-§1,800.


Other Benefits—Subject to specific terms ofappointment: Pensionand medical schemes ; annual,sick and maternity leave. Also, for non-locally-filledposts, appointment and repatriation travel, transportofhousehold goods or assignment allowance,installa-tion allowance and repatriation benefits, home leavetravel with eligible dependents every 2 years,children’s education grant (where applicable).

Closing Date.—5th April, 1968.

7. Post No. 4122-19—Procepurrs Orricer P-3

Type of appointment—Fixed Term : 3 years.Location—Rome. ;

Duties andResponsibilities:—Under the supervisionof the Chief of the Section, participates in the formu-lation, editing, and interpretation ofregulations, rulesand related policy, operational and proceduraldirectives, and in the maintenance of the relevantreference background.

Specifically : Prepares or analyzes drafts of new orrevised regulations, rules and related operational orprocedural issuances, collaborating with representa-tives of-the technical, servicing and administrativedivisions, as required,

Assists inthemaintenance ofcomplete andsystema-ticthaster sets, lists and indexes of all issuances ; themaintenance of master distribution list ; the issuanceand control of the Organization’s CorrespondenceDirectory; and arrangements for translation ofadministrative material.

Provides background information on the practicesof UN and other international bodies andpreparescomparative analyses § draws attention to significantchanges in the policies andpractices ofother agencies,prepares spectal documentation on a istrativepolicy and procedural matters; and, as assigned,Participated in working parties, meetings andcommittees,

Qualifications—~Essential.—University degree in.business or public administration, Jaw, or related

” fields,

Five years of progressively responsible demonstra-ted professional experience involving the develop-ment, co-ordination, preparation and interpretationof administrative regulations and prodirectives. Demonstrated ability towrite documents,reports, and correspondence succinctlyandaccuratelyin English, and to organize complex policy andprocedures statements.inte systematic and simplifiedrm. .

Very good knoweldge of one of the official lan-guages of the Organization (English, French orSpanish) and a good knowledge of one of the otherofficial languages,

Initiative, maturity, high degree of tact anddiscretion, and ability to develop and maintain closeworking relations with staff at all levels and ofdifferent nationalities.

Quali; tions—Desirable——Experience in inter-national agencies, government ministries, or largebusiness enterprises. Some knowledge of legalpractice and forms.

Emoluments.—Based on US$ equivalents, are notnational income tax. They are payable in thecurrency of the Duty Station and, in request,partially in the currency of the HomeStation :

‘Salary per annum starting—Gross: $13,900;Net : $10,730.

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Maximum—Gross: $18,630 Net: $13,909.

Family allowance per annum.—(Subject to eligibi-lity of dependency)}—Spouse $400; Child $300;Secondary dependent $200.

Post adjustment per annum.—Variable according tocost of living and to dependent status. At presentfrom $936 to $1,800.

Other benefits—Subject to specific terms ofappointment—Pension and medical schemes ; annual,sick and maternity leave. Also, for non-locally-filledposts, appointment and repatriation travel, transportofhousehold goodsor assignment allowance, installa-tion allowance and repatriation benefits, home leave —travel with eligible dependents every 2 years, child-rens’ education grant (where applicable).

Closing date.—-9th April, 1968.

9, Post No. 2250-866—AcGrRIcULTURAL EcoNo-Mist P-3.

Type ofappointment—FixedTerm NTE31-12-69.

Location.—Rome.

Duties and responsibility—Under the supervisionof the Director of the FAO/IBRD Co-operativeProgramme, the incumbent:

Assists the team of agricultural economists ofthe Programmein conducting studies, particularlyin the field of tropical agricultural development.

Undertakes research work on specific subjectsat the request of the Director or the senior agricul-tural economists of the Programme.

Prepares and presents working papers andtechnical papers for briefing of missions underthe Programme.

Takes part when required in missions underthe Programme.

Qualifications—Essential.—University degree inEconomics. Five years’ professional experience inagricultural developments. Very good knowledgeof one of the official languages of the Organisation(English, French, Spanish). Ability to draft tech-nical papers. Capacity for organisation.

Emoluments.—Based on US$ equivalents, are notof national income tax. They are payable in thecurrency of the Duty Station and, on request,partially in the currency of the HomeStation.

Salary per annum Starting—Gross: $11,270-15,590. Net: $8,889-11,590.

Maximum.—Gross : $15,590 ; Net : $11,590.

Family allowance per annum.—(Subjectto eligibi-lity of dependency).—Spouse $400; Child $300;Secondary dependent $200.

Post adjustment per annum.—Variable accordingto cost of living and to dependency status. Atpresent from $768-1,584.

Other benefits—Subject to specific terms ofappointment—Pension and medicalschemes; annual,sick and maternity leave. Also, for non-locally-filledposts, appointment and repatriation travel, transportof household goods orassignment allowance, installa-tion allowance and repatriation benefits, home leavetravel with eligible dependents every 2 years, child-rens’ grant (where applicable).

Closing date—10th April, 1968.AGR15/S. II

OFFICIAL GAZETTE ’ No. 26, Vol. 55


Food AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION

VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT

By THE Feperat MINisTRY OF AGRICULTUREAND NaturaL Resources, Lacos

Applications must contain a detailed PersonalHistory and. should be addressed to Chief,Recruit-ment Section, Personnel Branch, F.A.O., via delleTerme di Caracalla, Rome Italy. .

Post No. 6319-848.—FIsHERY OFFICER P-3.

Type of appointment.—Permanent.

Location.—Accra, Ghana.

Duties and responsibilities—The incumbentassiststhe Regional Fishery Officer for Africa, WesternZone, in his duties and deputises for him, and asdelegated carries out specific tasks in the region. In_particular he :

Maintains constant contact with Governmentofficials at all levels of the fishery administrationand research units; universities and researchinstitutes, international and bilateral programsconcerned or of interest to fishery developmentand research in the area in order to keep abreast oftheir programs and current progress, and, inconsultation with the Regional Fishery Officer,regularly reports to the appropriate units inHeadquarters through the Fishery Liaison Office.

Helps the Regional Fishery Officer in thesecretariat work of the F.A.O,Fishery Committeefor the Eastern-Central Atlantic.

Actively assists governments to formulate orimprove policies and programs to accelerate thedevelopment of fisheries and advises on requeston the implementation of these aspects related tohis own fields of competence.

Participates, as required, in special fisherymissions in or outside his area, and in technicaland administrative activities such as the conductand organisation of technical meetings, trainingcentres, seminars, etc.

Qualifications—Essential—University degree inone of the following subject fields : fisheries, science,economics or technology.

Very good knowledge of French and a workingknowledge of English. High degree of adaptabilityas well as ability to write lucid and concise reportsin French and English and toco-operate effectivelywith people of different nationalities of varioussocial and educational levels.

+ Qualifications—Desirable-—Knowledge of fisheryconditions in Africa. Working knowledge of thenature and objectives of F.A.O. and related inter-national organizations.

Emoluments.—based on US$ equivalents, are netof national income tax. They are payable in thecurrency of the Duty Station and, on request,partially in the currency of the HomeStation :

Salary per annum.—Starting.—(Gross : $11,270) Net : $8,889

Maximum : (Gross °$15,590) Net : $11,913

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Family allowance per annum.—(subject to eligibi-lity of dependence). Spouse $400, Child $300Secondary dependent $200.

Post adjustment per annum.—variable according tocost of living and to dependency status. At presentfrom $512 to $1,056. .

Other benefits—subject to specific terms ofappointment: Pension and medical schemes ;annual, sick and maternity leave, Also, for non-

_ locally-filled posts, appointment and repatriationtravel, transport of household goods or assignmentallowance, installation allowance and repatriationbenefits, home leave travel with eligible dependentsevery 2 years, children’s education grant (whereapplicable).

Closing date.—i5th April, 1968.

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UNIversity oF InapaN

VACANCY- Applications are invited for post of LacTurER in‘Thoracic Surgery in the DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY.Appointment which is to commence as soon as’possible is for three years initially and is subject toreview thereafter, and carries honorary consultantappointment to the University College Hospital.

Salary scale-—£2,200-100-2,600 a year. Familypassages on appointment, regular overseas leave, andtermination, where applicable. F.S.S.U. Children’sand car allowances. Part-furnished accommodation.

Detailed application (8 copies), stating age, fullqualifications and experience, and naming 3 refereesby 2ist April, 1968, to Registrar, University ofTpadan, from whom further particulars may beobtained.


, Untversiry of IBADAN

VACANCY

Applications are invited for post of TEACHER in theSenior Staff School. The School accommodates400 children (4-11 years, double stream) of Nigerianand many other nationalities whose parents work ator near the University. Applicants must be able toteach Music and Singing, in combination withinterest either in General Science or Craft or PhysicalEducation. Ability to play the piane essential.Appointment, to commence in September 1968, isfor three years in the first instance.

Salary on Burnham scale plus 15 per cent overseasallowance. Superannuation 10 per cent of salary.Part-furnished accommodation at rent not exceeding7 per cent of salary. Passages paid on appointment,leave and termination.

Detailed application (6 copies), stating age, fullqualifications and experience and naming threereferees by 23rd March, 1968 to HeadMistress, SeniorStaff School, University of Ibadan from whomfurther particulars may be obtained. .

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‘Universrry or Iz, NIGERIAHeaLtu SERVICES

VACANCIESApplications are invited from suitably qualified

male and female MedicalPractitioners for the follow-ing vacant posts in the University of Ife HealthService: .

(i) Senior Medical Officer-(@t) Medical Officer

Qualifications.—Applicants must possess qualifica-tions recognised by the General Medical Council ofthe United Kingdom and the Nigerian MedicalCouncil. A knowledge of tropical diseases andinterest and experience in students health problemswill be an advantage. Applicants for (7) mtst haveconsiderable clinical experience.

Secondment for a few years will be considered.Scales of salary.—{i) £2,550, (i) £1,500-100-2,400.

20 per cent supplementation basic salaries inappropriate cases under the British ExpatriatesSupplementation Scheme.

Other conditions include : return family passages ;children’s and car allowances ; medical scheme3part-furnished subsidised accommodation ; annual ~U.K.leave, whereapplicable. Detailed applications(six copies) stating age, full qualifications andexperience and naming three referees by 15th April,1968, to the Registrar, University of Ife, Ile-Ife,from whom further particulars may be obtained.


Unrversitry CotLece Hosprtat, IpapanDEPARTMENT OF ANAESTHETICS

: (a) SENIOR REGISTRAR() SENIOR HOUSE OFFICER/REGISTRAR

Applications are invited from suitably experiencedregistered Medical Practitioners for the above posts.Candidates for post (a) must possess the F.F.A.(R.C.S.) or: D.A. qualification. The successfulcandidate for post (6) will be graded Senior HouseOfficer or Registrar according to experience. Thepost (S.H.O./Registrar) offers good opportunity forbasic andclinical research.

Salaries—Senior Registrar: £1,776-1,980 plus£300 per,annum for an expatriate.

Registrar: £1,452-1,512 per annum,S.H.0: £1,392 per annum. Inducement addi-

tion-of. £270-300 per annum is payable to an expa-triate according to salary. A special allowance of£1805per annum is payable to a Nigerian Registrar/

Gratuity—£37-10s per quarter.

The successful candidate will be required to registerwith the Nigeria Medical Council before assuminguty. .

Appointments initially for one tour of 12 monthsrenewable by mutual agreement.

Application forms and further particulars are .obtainable from the House Governor on receipt byhim of a stamped self-addressed foolscap envelope.Closing date: Sth April, 1968. ,

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COLLEGE OF MEDICINE OF THEUNIVERSITY OF Lacos

VACANCIES IN THEDEPARTMENT OF DENTAL SURGERY

Head of Department,—Professor J. W. Fox-Taylor,p.p.s. (North Western), F.D.S., R.C.8, (Eng.), ¥.D.S.,R.c.8, (Edin.)

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for posts in the Department of DentalSurgery.

(a) Associate Professor or Senior Lecturer inPeriodontia.

(6) Lecturer, Grade I in Oral Surgery and OralPathology. ,

Requiremenis.—For (a) Post Graduate degree orDiploma and considerable experience in researchand in the teaching of Periodontia at an under- |graduatelevel.

The duties of the post will entail setting up theunit, establishing its teaching schedule, initiatingresearch projects and training Junior Staff.

Requirements.—For (6) A Post Graduate degreeor Diploma in Dental Surgery of at least three yearsstanding and: recent continuous specialist practicein the subjects.

The successful candidate will be required todevelop a unit in which teaching of Oral Pathologyand Oral Surgery are correlated. In addition, hewill be responsible for the Oral Surgery and Out-Patients Clinic and will participate in a Maxillo-Facial Unit. ,

Salary.—{a) Associate Professor: N£3,200 ‘perannum consolidated; Senior Lecturer: N£2,350-100-2,950 per annum. Contract appointment may bearranged for a period of one to three years in thecase of an expatriate appointee who so desires orpermanent appointmenttill retiring age.

(®) Lecturer, Grade I: £2,200-100-2,600 perannum ({N1i=£1-3s-4d).

(Entry point will be determined by qualificationsand experience). 20 per cent supplementation ofbasic salary (generally free of income tax) is payableto United Kingdom citizens by the British Govern.ment.

Passages for appointee, wife and upto five childrenbelow the age of 17 or below the age of 21 if stillundergoingfull-time education, on appointment andtermination ; overseas leave every other year whereapplicable. Children’s and car allowances, superan-


nuation scheme similar and acceptable to F.S.S.U.,part-furnished accommodation at a rent not ex-ceeding 7 per cent of salary. Free medical attention.:

Detailed application (12 copies) naming three- references should be forwarded not later than 30thApril, 1968, to the Secretary, College of Medicineof the University of Lagos, P.M.B. 12003, Lagos,Nigeria, or the Secretary, Inter-University Councilfor Higher Education Overseas, 33 Bedford Place,London, W.C. 1., from whom further particularsmay be obtained.


CoLLgece or MEDICINE oF THE UNIVERSITY OF LaGos

VACANCIES

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for the following posts in the Department _of Radiodiagnosis :

@) Associate Professor

(#) Senior Lecturer -

_ Applicants must be medically qualified graduates ;must have higher qualifications in Medical Radio-diagnosis and must have considerable experience inthis specialty. Research and teaching experience,preferably in a Teaching Hospital, will be an advan-tage. The successful applicants will be consideredfor honorary Consultantship or Senior Registrarshipto the Lagos University Teaching Hospital. The

- appointment is to commenceas early as possible.

Professor—£3,200 .(Consolidated)

(#) Senior Lecturer—£2,3505100->

Entry point depends on qualifications and ex-perience. 20 per cent supplementation of basic

Salary scale-—(i) Associate

- salary (generally free of income tax) is payable toUnited Kingdom citizens.

Passages for appointee, wife and up to five child-ren under 11 years of age on appointment andtermination ; Overseas leave is granted every otheryear where applicable. Other benefits includechildren’s and car allowances, superannuationscheme similar and acceptable to F.S.S.U., part-furnished accommodation at a rent not exceeding7 per cent of salary and free medical attention.

Detailed application (12 copies) naming threereferees should be forwarded not later than 30thApril, 1968, to the Secretary, College of Medicineof the University of Lagos, P.M.B.,12003, Lagos, orthe Inter-University Council for Higher EducationOverseas, 33 Bedford Place, London, W.C.1., fromwhom further particulars may be obtained.

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