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Federal Republic of Nigeria

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Gazeite

LAGOS- 2nd September, 1965

Opening of Postal Agency at Igando Town

via Agege 1412

Wusasa Postal Agency—Extension of Savings

Bank Facilities 1412

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No. 69 Vol. 52

; CONTENTS

Page . Page

Movements of Officers 1402-7 Permanent Closure of Dawakin Tofa Postal:

, Agency 1412

Probate Notices 1407-873 Loss of Local Purchigse Orders 1412

Land required for the Service of the Federal

Government.. | 1409 Corrigendum 1412~ ? : :

PublicLands Acquisition Act (Chapter 167)— - Treasury Returns Nos, 1-5 1413-21i Notice’ 1409 ;

Withdrawal of Government Notice : Federal Government Scholarships—Secondary

.o. School Awards for Children from Federal!Applications for Repayment‘of Import Duty.. 1409 . :PP _ Territory of Lagos and the Niger Delta:

Application for an Oil Pipeline Licence 1409-11 Special Area .. 1422

‘Applications to construct Leats 1411-12 Tenders 1422-24

Vacancies .. . . . 1424-30

Board of Customs and Excise—Sale ofGoods 1431-32

Cancellation of Certificate of Registration of

a Trade Union .. . oe «+ 1432

1402 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No.69, Vol. 52

Government Notice No. 1 648

"NEW APPOINTMENTS AND OTHER STAFF CHANGES

The following are notified for general information :—

NEW APPOINTMENTS

Department

Customs and Exciseate

Fisheries

Ministry of Communi-cations .

Ministry of Health. -

. Ministry of Labour

Ministry of Mines andPower

Ministry of Transport

Ministry-of Works -

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. Nigerian Institute forOil Palm Research

Statisticse

' Department

Agricultural Research .

Ministry of Communi-cations

Ministry of Health

Ministry of Works

1 Notification‘in Gazette No. 58 of 22-7-65 amended.2 Notification in Gazette No. 30 of 1-4-65 amended.

Department

Ministry of Labour

Ministry of Trade

a

Nigerian Railway

Name Appointment Date of Date ofAppointment Arrival,

Browne, C, A. Assistant Collector 1-85-65 —

Molokwu, E. 5. C. Cadet Assistant Collector, 1-3-65 —

Okereke, F. A. Fishery Artisan 234-65 —

Abdullahi, A. Technician-in-Training _ 141-65 —

Yari, T. .. Technician-in-Training — 141-65 ~~

’ Evoh, Dr N.E. J... Medical Officer 745-64 —

Ogunnuga, Mrs F.E.

|

Nursing Sister . 17-6-65 —

Pratt, Mrs K, A. Chief Nursing Officer . * 9--8-65 _

Ogeah, S. E. 3rd Class Clerk 142-65 —

Ubogu,R. 3rd Class Clerk . 442-65 —

Okonkwo, A. N. Assistant Technical Officer-in- :j Training 146-65 . —

Rao, A.S. Marine Engineer +s :13-3-65

=

143-65

Ekunsunmi, S. A. Technical Assistant 26-8-64 «= —

Fagbemi, A.I. Technical Assistant 1-465 —~

Ogundimu, F. O. Executive Engineer 25-1-65 _

Ogundipe, S. A. Technical Officer 2--7-65 —

Orewa,C.I. Executive Engineer 2-4-65- —

Effiong, E. A. Punch Operator .. 1-11-64 —

Ovuorho,S. Clerical Assistant 127-65 —

PROMOTIONS

Name appointment Date of: Promotion

Ekanem,J. L. Senior Agricultural Assistant, Grade II . 11-6-65

Ilodigwe, I. O. C. Assistant Laboratory Technologist 11-6-65

Ozulumba,J. E. Assistant Laboratory Technologist . 11-6-65

lAnazia, W. N. Higher Executive Officer .- .. 1-7-65

Oladapo, Mrs A. O. .. Senior Health Educator oe 19-65

. ?Relova, I. P. Architect, Grade I (Temporary) ae 1-465

CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS

Name Appointment Date ofConfirmation

Okwum,J. E. 3rd Class Clerk .. 9-7-65Oyegunle, S. A. Social Worker, Grade II 1-6-65

Benjamin, T. E. Produce Inspector, Grade JII o 7-265Daniel, L. E. Produce Inspector, Giade III vs 1-12£64Edem,P... Produce Inspector, Grade III 20-7-465

Egu,J. 0. Produce Inspector, Grade IJI 1-5-65Obasi, V. A. Produce Inspector, Grade ITI 12-7-65Onwugbufor, C. I. Produce Inspector, Grade III 20-6-65Udo, Cc. U. Produce Inspector, Grade ITI 1-5-65Udoh,E.B. Produce Inspector, Grade JII 4-1-65

Bankole, G. A. Assistant Carriage and Wagon Inspector 1-8-45Ogueri, S. N. Craftsman, Carriage and WagonFitter 1+12-46Okocha,S. O. Locomotive Driver, Grade |II tes 81-55Williams, T. A. Craftsman, Turner (ty, 18-9-47

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2nd September, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE ‘ | 1403

ACTING APPOINTMENTS>

eiDate of ate ofDepartment -* Name Acting Appoiniment | Acting Reversion

_ AppointmentAudit Inyang, S. F. U. Executive Officer (Audit) 30-8-65 i —Customs and Excise ‘Aniekwe, P. C. Senior Officer, Grade II 18-8~65 —Oke, S. A. Assistant Chief Clerk 18-8-65 i—Phillips, A. B. Chief Collector . 1—9-65 ‘

- Wood, T. A. Preventive Commandant 8-12-64 16-8-65Forest Research Lucas, E. B. Senior Research Officer 28-7-64 26-7-65Inland Revenue . Atimo, J. B. Chief Inspector of Taxes - .a 1-9-65 —*Awosika, A. A. Executive Officer .. 1-9-65 i

1Edet, C. I. Deputy Chairman, Board of~ Inland Revenue . 1-9-65 \—Ochei, B. B. Principal Inspector of Taxes 1-12-64 19-765~Odubiro, O. T. Chairman, Board of InlandRevenue . a 1-9-65 i—1Okuyiga, O. Deputy Chairman, Board of

Inland Revenue : 1-9-65 |--Ministry of Communica- Adenekan, Mrs C. A. Senior Supervisor (Telephones) 168-65tions Aideloji, A. O. .. Senior Technician, Grade II 5-7-65 8+-8-65Akatakpo, T. O. Chief Instructor .. . 26-8-65 -Akinola, E. A. Supervisor (‘Telegraphs) : 1-9-65 —Akinpelu, J. B. Senior Technician, Grade I 23-8-65 —*Akiyode, H. A. Head Postmaster, Grade I] .. 30-8-65 —Amadi, S. U. Senior Technician, Grade IT 30-9-65 RmAnasanwo, L. O. Supervisor .. 17-5-65 25+8-65Ashu, W. D. Instructor, Grade II 12-7-65 2.-8-65‘Ataime, S .O. Senigr Technician, Grade I .. 8-7-65 168-65Brown, N. A. Supervisor (Postal) 46-65 1218-65t Burnett, A. N. Chief Instructor .. se. 17-465 2747-65CHukwu, B. Senior Technician, Grade II 12-5-65 23,-6-65Chukwu,J. O. Senior Technician, Grade II 27-8-65Dennis, O. Senior Technician, Grade I 1-9-65 tEboteme, P. T. SeniorTechnician, Grade II 2-10-64 28/6-65‘Egbosimba, B. M. Area Engineer ., . 1-4+-65 ~Ehimika, P. M. Chief Technician -. 244-65 2-8~65Emechete, J. Senior Technician, Grade II 25-865Emejom,C.I. Higher Executive Officer 30-8-65 -Eshett, S. J. Instructor, Grade I . 1-9-65Essien, I. J. I. Senior Technician, Grade II 18-11-64 2+8-65Etuk, J. A. Chief Technician 8-6-65 31+7-65Etukudo, A. Instructor, Grade I 10-+4+-65 27-47-65Ewedemi, E. A. Senior Assistant Postal

Controller 1-3-65 3048-65. Eze, B. C. Instructor, Grade II .. 1-9-64 9-8-65Eze, G. B.C. Senior Supervisor (Telegraphs) 1~9-65 —Fashola, A. O. Instructor, Grade II 20-464 26-17-65Fregene, J. A. Senior Technician, Grade II 23-8-65 +Gasper, P. K. Senior Technician, GradeI .. 26-865 +. Ichi, D. I. O. Senior Supervisor (Telegraphs) 1-3-64 13-864# John, W. M.O. Workshop’ Foreman -. 27-8-65 +. Joseph, M. A. Telephone Exchange i, Superintendent 30-8-65 +‘ Lateju, S. M. Stores Officer 30-8-65 ~Mobolade, A. O. Stores Officer 22-12-64 16-8-65Moradeyo, S. A. Instructor, Grade II . 9-6-65 26~-7-65Mordi, S. P. C. ~ Senior Technician, Grade II 5-7-65 8-8-65Musa, M. . Supervisor (Telephones) 30-8-65 +Nwachia, P. C. Sefior Technician, Grade II 18-12-64 18~1-65*Nwadiogbu, P. E. Chief Supervisor (Postal) - 308-65 — |Nwanerih, R. O. Senior Technician, Grade II 28-7-65 . —Nwofor, R. 0. Supervisor (Postal) + 1-1-65 6-8-65Obi, C. A. Senior Technician, Grade II 10-8-65 —Obi, M. C.I. Instructor, GradeI 25-8-65 —_Odiachi, T. 1. Senior Supervisor (Postal) 1-9-65 _—Odumosu,S. A. Wireless Supervisor 17-8-65 _5

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OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 69, Vol. 52

ACTING APPOINTMENTS—continued

Date of Date ofDepartment Name~ Acting Appointment Acting Reversion

Appointment

Ministry of Communica- Oduyemi, G. A. Senior Supervisor (Telegraphs) 1-99-65: —tion—continued Ogbeta, J. O. Senior Technician, Grade II 6~10-64 29-10-64

Ogbuefi, S. T. Technical Officer 12-8-65 —-Oguejiofor, J. C. Senior Assistant Postal

Controller oe 23-8-65 —5Ogundeji, J. A. Deputy Controller of Posts 1—+-65 —Ogunsola, J. O. Supervisor (Postal) 27-8-65 a

s Okeagu, M.C. Technical Officer . 12-8-65 —Okeke, G. N. Senior Technician, Grade 7 3-5-65 14-7-65Okewunmi, J. A. Senior Technician, GradeI ,. 10-8-65 —_Okolo, A. E. Senior Technician, Grade II .. 7-6-65 1-8-65Okoye, F. O. Senior Technician, Grade II 20—8-65 —_Okusaga, S. O. Senior Technician, Grade I] 16-8-65 —Okwudili, A. B. C. Radio Officer . 14-8-65 —Onmunisola, A. O. Supervisor (Telegraphs) .- 16-8-65Omoniyi, A. M. Senior Technician, Grade II 26-7-65 28-8-652Orok, S. A. Chief Supervisor, Grade II .

(Postal) . 1-9-65 _Oshai, J. A. Technical Officer 1-9-65 —Osuagwu, B. N. Supervisor (Postal) 1-9-65 —Otudeko, B. A. Supervisor (Postal) 1-3-65 27~8-65

. Phillips, Mrs R. S. Senior Mechanical Accounting_ Assistant, Grade II 1-9-65 —

- Regbe, D. B. Chief Technician 14-6-65 248-65Shonibare, K. O. Senior Supervisor (Telephones) 26-7-65 30-8-65Toby, M. A. Senior Technician, Grade II 31-5-65 5-7-65

Ministry of Health Apara, Mrs C, A. Matron 14-7-65 12-8-65lfroko, E. A. Higher Technical ‘Officer 1-9-65 _Majekodunmi, Nursing Sister 14-7765 12-8-65Mrs C. O.

Orupabu,P. G. O. Nursing Superintendent 20-7-65 248-65Quadri, Y. A Chief Dental Instructor 29-6-65 31-7-65

Ministry of Information Osin, S. B. Overseer 30-11-64 4-2-65Ministry of Justice 1Isikalu, Mrs N. L Senior State Counsel > 1-9-65Ministry of Labour Onyiah, R. O. Assistant Chief Clerk 1-9-65 —Ministry of Lagos Affairs 1Odupitan, F. 0. Senior Valuation Officer 18-8-65 _Ministry of Mines and Egbuonu, C. S. O Higher Technical Officer 27-8-65 —

Power + *Lukman, R. Senior Inspector of Mines 31-8-65 —Morrow, M.I. Higher Technical Officer 1-7-65 27-8-65

Ministry of Natural Larmie, G. A. K. Principal MeteorologicalResources and - Superintendent 1-9-65 _—

” Research ?Moren, P. G. T. Principal Research Officer 1-9-65 —

Ministry of Trade SBalogun, Y. A. Inspector of Weights and - .gt Measures 18-8-65 _—"Benedict, M.O. Produce Officer 18-8-65 _*Durojaiye, D. A. Produce Officer 1-9-65 _

Ministry of Works . 7Custodio, M. Electrical Engineer, Grade 1. 1-9-65 —_Oo 7Lipa, T. N. Electrical Engineer, Grade I . 1~9-65 _§Punter, L. Chief Architect. . 3-5-65. 23-6-65Salvador, M. Assistant Chief Clerk 14-8-65 —Thomas, M. A. Assistant Chief Clerk 1-9-65 _—

Police 1Ekpo, E. Chief Superintendent 1-9-65 —. Okusami, 5. Chief Inspector 1-9-65 _—Orukpabo, M. Assistant Superintendent 1-8-65 —_—Topyomili, K. Assistant Superintendent 1-8-65 —Umoffia, Mrs A. Assistant Superintendent 1-9--65 —_

Prisons ., ! Anohan,J. E. Technical Instructor 14-1-64 48-65Ukwa, A. O. DeputyDirector .. 18-6-65 1-8-65

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

2nd September, 19651405

ACTING APPOINTMENTS—continued

Date of Date ofDepartment Name Acting Appointment Acting ReversionAppointment

Statistics Adu, D.I. .. Statistician a -- 16-865 —Amachree, Mrs R. K. Machine Supervisor, Grade II 24-8-65 —Olofin, B.S. Statistical Officer 1-9--65 —Notification in Gazette No. 62 of 5-8-

1 50 per cent Acting Allowance payable.2 No Acting Allowancepayable.3 50 per cent Acting Allowance payable in salary ScaleP.6 °*4 50 per cent Acting Allowance payable up to 13-8-65; full thereafter,

of 13-5-65 amended.

65, in respect of Mr V. A. Inyang,Ministry of Communications,is hereby cancelled.

5 Notification in Gazette No. 40 of 6-5-65 amended. No Acting Allowance payable.6 50 percent Allowancepayable; but full w.e.f. 30-10-65.7 50 per cent Acting Allowance8 Notification in GazetteN

Department

Administration .

General Executive Class

Ministry of Communi-cations

' Ministry of Education

Ministry of ExternalAffairs

Ministry of Health

Ministry of Justice

Ministry of Mines andPower

~ Ministry of Works

Nigerian Institute forOil Palm Research

Parliament. .

Police

payable on thebasis ofpensionablesalary.0. 53 of 1-7-65 amended.

Senior Technician, Grade I,

Notification in GazetteNo. 42

LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Name

Abangwu, G. C.

Emeruem, Mrs W.S.-Nagado, U.Odujinrin, I. O.

_Faboyede, P. A.Gwari, P. K.Igwe, M. M. eeIkpo, S. U.Inmpey,J. I.Obiora, D. O.Ogunrinde, A.O. . ..

Banuso, M. A.Crouch, K. A. B.Jenkins, Miss A.

Bida, U. ..

Nnochiri, P. O.

Ononaiye, M. O.

Onu,P. U.

Ohikuare, P.Oludemi, Mrs O.Silva, Mrs Dr M.A...

- Nyong, A. E. ..

Umunnakwe,E. O.J.

Falconer, F. J. B.Owolabi, I. A.

Aderungboye, F. O. ..Onyejose, D. A.

‘Tahir, M. A.

Asuquo,A. O.Flynn G. J.

Ikeanji; D. O.

Appointment Date ofDeparture

Administrative Officer, ClassIV 26-7-65Executive Officer . 2-8-65Executive Officer (Accounts) 14-8-65Higher Executive Officer

(Accounts) 16-8-65Higher Technical Officer 16-3-65Executive Officer 28-6-65Radio Officer : 20-7-65Head Postmaster, Grade II 16-8-65Technical Officer 16-8-65Instructor, Grade II 16-8-65Assistant Postal Controller 5-8-65Assistant Lecturer 5-7-65Technical Instructor 13-7-65Woman Edtication Officer 10-7-65External Affairs Officer,

Grade VIII/IX 16-8-65External Affairs Officer,

Grade VIII... 13-8-65External Affairs Officer,Grade IX .. : 19-8-65

External Affairs Officer,Grade VIII/IX 18-8-65

Nursing Superintendent 16-8-65Health Sister - 17-8-65Principal Health Officer 5-7-65State Counsel 16-8-65Technical Officer 9-8-65

Senior Works Superintendent 17-8-65Works Superintendent ~ 16-8-65Research Officer-in-Training 2-8-65Executive Officer 16-8-65Clerk of the Senate 28-4-65Assistant Superintendent 10-7-65Assistant Superintendent

(V.1.0.) oe 18-8-65Assistant Superintendent 1-8-65

LeaveGranted

37 days

50 days60 days

21 days

52 days35 days70 days42 days60 days42 days35 days

35 days56 days68 days

10 days

10 days

14 days

10 days

37 days35 days21 days

84 days

44 days

119 days35 days

37 days14 days

106 days

27 days

141 days70 days

Service}

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. LEAVE OF ABSENCE—continued

Department Name Appointment Date of LeaveDeparture Granted

_Police—continued

Mamman, H. Assistant Superintendent 30-5-65 58 daysOkogwu, L. N. Chief Superintendent 17-8-65 84 daysOmitola, E. L. Chief Superintendent 28-6-65 42 daysTinubu, K. O. Superintendent 19-6-65 42 days

Statistics Ibeme, L. O. Statistical Officer _3-8-65 35 days¢

RESUMPTION OF DUTY

- Department Name Appointment Date of” Resumption

Administration .. Uaboi, S. A. Administrative Officer, Principal Grade . 17~-8-65' General.Executive Class Ogo, V. C. Senior Executive Officer (Accounts) 9-7-65Inland Revenue Ogunbiyi, J. A. Tax Officer... 13~7-65Ministry of Aviation King, B. M. Aerodrome Fire Officer . 20-7-65

Roche, D. T. Senior Air Traffic Control Officer 28~7-65Ministry of Communi- Ajoku, B. C. E. Assistant Postal Controller 14-6-65

cations Amayo, F. U. Head Postmaster, Grade I 24-7-65Faboyede, P. A. Higher Technical Officer 11-5-65Gwari, P. K. Executive Officer 6-8-65:Killick, P. A. Instructor, Grade II .. .. 9-8-65Obidiegwu,O. Assistant Postal Controller-in-Training .. 30-7-65

Ministry of Education Banuso, M. A. Assistant Lecturer a .. 9-8-65Ministry of External Ogunkeye, J. A. External Affairs Officer, Grade VIII/IX 13-8-65AffairsMinistry of Health Silva, Dr Mrs M. A. Principal Health Officer 26-7-65Ministry of Justice . Braithwaite, Mrs R. A. State Counsel, Grade I 16-8-65Ministry of Mines and Buchanan, M.S... Principal Geologist 9--8-65Power

~ Ministry of Works Falconer, R. if Assistant Works Manager 31-7-65Mallon, J. M. Works Superintendent 20-7-65

Parliament. . Tahir, M. A. Clerk of the Senate 16~8—65Police Asuquo, A. O. Assistant Superintendent 10-8-65John, M. D. Assistant Superintendent se 2-8-65Malafa, J. Superintendent .e 3-8-65Mamman,H. Assistant Superintendent a 2-8-65Omitola, E. L. Chief Superintendent 9-8-65‘Tinubu, K. O. Superintendent 2-8-65

TRANSFERS

Department Name Appointment Post to which Date oftransfered Transfer

Administration ‘Ige, G. A. Assistant Chief Agri- Administrative Officer, 22-7-65cultural Extension Class IServices Officer(Western NigeriaPublic Service)

1Lapai, S. Administrative Off- Careers Officer 1-8-65cer, Class IV(Northern Nigeria -Public Service)

Olubajo, O. O. 3rd Class Clerk 3rd Class Clerk (Ministry 10-8-65of Health)

Customsand Excise Hamakan, A... Labour Clerk Agsistant Preventive Officer 20-7-65‘ (Northern Nigeria,: Public Service)

General Executive 1Abdullah, Assistant Executive Executive Officer 28-6-65Class M.A. I. Officer (NorthernNigeria Public

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RANSFERS—continued

Department Name Appoiniment Post to which Date of7 transferred ' Transfer

Ministry of External Umar, J. K. ‘Assistant Executive

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External Affairs Officer, 30-6-65Affairs Officer (Northern Grade VIIL/IX

Nigeria Public. Service)

Ministry of Housing Oyenubi, Y. K. 3rd Class Clerk Survey Assistant, Grade II 1-8-65and Surveys

Ministry of Justice .. ‘Dabiri, A. F.O. Senior Assistant Legal Draftsman (Western 16-8-65Parliamentary Nigeria Public Service)Counsel i

1 Transfer on Promotion.

LEFT THE SERVICE

Date of “ReasonsDepartment Name Appointment leaving for leaving

Service ServiceAudit Adewumi, C. A. 2nd Class. Clerk 27-465 Resigned

Osinowo, M. A. 2nd Class Clerk -- 10-465 Resigned |General Executive Class Akinwale, J. F. . Assistant Executive Officer 1-10-64 DismissedGovernment Coastal Omar, A. . Coastal Attendant, Grade I 24-8-65. RetiredAgency po .Ministry of Communi- Akinwunmi, M. O:: Postal Officer and Telegra-cations phist .. .. °441-65 Dismissed

Filani, M. A. Telephone Operator 2-1-62 DismissedNkwocha, R. Postal Officer 4-12-64 DismissedObayuwana,J. Technician 14-8-65 RetiredMinistry of Economic Okunnu, Miss A. Clerical Assistant 29-8-65 ResignedDevelopment : .

Ministry of External Azubike, C. .. 3rd Class Clerk 30-8-65 ResignedAffairs 'Ministry of Finance Iwuchukwu, H. O. j . Accountant .. 164-65. ResignedMinistry of Health .. Okenwa, E. C. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. 15-7-65 ResignedMinistry of Housing and Olashoju, Mrs G. O... Survey Assistant, Grade II 2-9-65 Resigned

urveys ~Ministry of Information Buli, A. LearnerPrinter 31-8-65 Resigned

Giwa, T. A: Learner Printer . 1-9-65 ResignedSaid, L. A. 2nd Class Clerk . 8-8-65 Resigned.. Taiwo, T.A. .. 3rd Class Clerk 28-8-65 ResignedMinistry of Labour .. QOladipupo, Mrs A.O. Clerical Assistant .. 1-9-65 ResignedMinistry of Lagos Affairs Akpulu, A. .. Junior Examiner of Titles... 26-8-65 Resigned _Ministry of Mines and DeGraaff, W. F.H. Geologist .. 74-65 Resigned ~

ower

Ministry of Trade Onyemerekeya, J. N. 3rd Class Laboratory Tech-_ . nician e se 1-3-65 ResignedMinistry of Transport Aileru, J. F. Clerical Assistant 28-8-65 ResignedOkorokpokpo, F. Clerical Assistant 31-8-65 ResignedPolice Davies, J. L. Chief Superintendent 31~8-65 RetiredIhekuna, B,.C.M. .. 3rd Class Clerk 1-9-65 Resigned.Prisons Giwa-Osagie, Miss D. 3rd Class Clerk 31-8-65 ResignedStatistics Ileogben, W. E. -. Head Messenger 1-7-65 Retired

aGovernment Notice No. 1649

IN THE Matter oF SECTION 25 OF THEADMINISTRATOR-GENERAL ACT, CHAPTER 4OF THE LAWS OF THE FEDERATION OF

NIGERIA AND LaGos e

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatall creditors and otherpersons having claims against the estate of any ofthe deceased persons whose names and addressesare set out below are hereby required to send

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particulars in writing of their claims to me theundersigned onor before the 30th day of September,1965 after which date I shall proceed to distributethe assets of the said deceased persons among theparties entitled thereto, having regard only to theclaimsof which notice shall then have beenreceived. -AND all persons indebted to the said estate are

hereby requested to make payment forthwith.

1. Samur, Mopure Osinaixe, late of EbuteMetta, diet at Shagamu, on the 2nd day ofOctober, 1963,

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2. Apio SHOKUNBI, late of the Nigerian PortsAuthority, Apapa, died at 389 Herbert Ma-caulay Street, Yaba, on the 15th day ofAugust,1964.

3. FeLix AxaBiro Nxwocu,late of the Holland ,West Africa Lijn NV, Apapa, died at theGeneral Hospital, Lagos, on the 31st day ofMarch, 1965.

4. JOSEPHINE ADEREMI OLuBaNwo, late of theLagos Municipal Transport Service, Lagos,died at Jobore, Ijebu-Ode, on the 6th day ofFebruary, 1964.

5. Entota Ayjayt, late of Antonio Assaf & SonsStevedoring of Nigeria Limited, died at theGeneral Hospital, Lagos, on the 13th day of

~\, October, 1964.

6. STEPHEN Nze, late of the Nigerian BreweriesLimited, died at Alaka’ Village, Ebute Metta,on the 3rd day of October, 1964.

. Girpert Tappa Oxouna, late of the FederalMinistry of Health, Lagos, died at the GeneralHospital, Lagos, on the 31st day of May, 1961.

Darep at Lagos this 2nd day of September, 1965.

M. N. Q. Sacoer,Federal Administrator-General

Federal Administrator-General’s Department,18-24 Ikoyi Road, Lagos.

Government Notice No. 1650

In THE Matrer oF SECTION 25 OF THEADMINISTRATOR-GENERAL AcT, CHAPTER 4

OF THE LAWS OF THE FEDERATION OFNIGERIA AND Lacos

NoTICcE Is HEREBY GIVEN thatall creditors and otherpersons having claims against the. estate of any ofthe deceased persons whose names and addressesare set out below are hereby required to sendparticulars in writing of their claims to me theundersigned on or before the 30th day of September,1965 after which date I shall proceed to distributethe assets of the said deceased persons among theparties entitled thereto, having regard onlyto theclaims of which notice shall then have beenreceived.

: AND all persons indebted to the said estate arehereby requested to make payment forthwith.

1. AtFRED Uwocuiren Isizucse, late of theNigerian Ports Authority, died at Benin on the26th day of September, 1962.

2. CarLos Orapiro Vincent,late of the NigerianRailway Corporation, Ebute Metta, died at theGeneral Hospital, Lagos, on the 24th day ofJune, 1964.

3. Jimon Aranpa, late of the Nigerian RailwayCorporation, Ebute Metta, died at HossStation, via Jos, on the 13th day of April, 1964.

« 4. Kovgape Faroxt, late of Fawehinmi FurnitureFactory, Yaba, died at Gbedu, Abeokuta, onthe 6th day of January, 1965:

5. Cyrit Iwu, late of Arondizuogu, died at theLagos University Teaching Hospital, Suru-lere, on the 27th day of February, 1964.

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6. CHRISTIAN JUDE NGOoBowerIcHE,late of No. 9 :Obalende Road, Lagos, died at Lagos, on the _18th day of April, 1965.

7. EMMANUEL OLOvEDE LayINnKa, late of theNigerian Railway ‘Corporation, Ebute Metta,died at Ibadan, on the 23rd day of August,

DaTeDat Lagosthis 2nd day of September, 1965.

M. N. Q. Sacoz,Federal Administrator-General


Government Notice No. 1651“~

IN THE Matrer or SEcrion 25 OF THEADMINISTRATOR-GENERAL Act, CHAPTER 4

OF THE Laws oF THE FEDERATION OFNiceEria aND Lacos

NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN thatall creditors and otherpersons having claims against the estate of any ofthe deceased persons whose names and addressesare set out below are hereby required to sendParticulars in writing of their claims to ‘me theundersigned onorbefore the 30th day of September,1965 after which date I shall proceed to distributethe assets of the said deceased persons among theparties entitled thereto, having regard only to theclaims of whichnotice shall then have been received.AND all persons indebted to the said estate arehereby requested to make paymentforthwith.

1, Ayisatu AsaBr OnaoyE, late of 25 IdumagboAvenue, Lagos, died at Lagos, on the 13thday of February, 1965.

2. OKORIE Acwu, late of the Nigeriati RailwayCorporation, Ebute Metta, died at Zaria, onthe 15th day of May, 1959,

3. ALBERT NEKE, late of 12 Alli-Tjaye Street,Ikate, died at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital,Igbobi, on the 13th day of August, 1964,

- YEKINI AjaDi AsHeru alias YEKINi ASHIRU,late of No. 12 Jonah Lane, Lagos, died at theGeneral Hospital, Lagos, on the 21st day ofJanuary, 1965.

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5. Moriniatu ANIKE SAVAGE, alias MoriuiatuANIKE SANNI, late of No, 13 Ojelade Street,Yaba, died at the City Hospital, Yaba, on the14th day of June, 1965.

6. MicHaeL Iwenpr Nwakuso, late of theNigerian Railway Corporation, Ebute Metta,died at 22 Botanical Garden Road, EbuteMetta, on the 5th day of October, 1960,

Datep at Lagos this 2nd day of September, 1965.

M. N. Q. Saco,Federal Administrator-General




Public Lands Acquisition Act (Chapter 167) °LaND REQUIRED FOR THE SERVICE OF THE -

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT - ‘Notice is hereby given that all that parcel of landsituated at Bomadi in the Western Ijaw Division-

Delta Province, Mid-Western Nigeria containingan area of approximately 4900.46 square yards theboundaries of which are described below is requiredby the President for public purposes absolutely andin particular for a Field Office for Niger DeltaDevelopment Board. ,

DESCRIPTION

Starting at a concrete pillar marked PB.W7396the co-ordinates of which are 2577.69 feet Northand 3936.71 feet West of a concrete pillar markedI.S, (Initial Station) the Origin of Cadastral Surveysthe boundaries run ir straightlines the bearings andlengths of which are as follows:— __ :

From Bearing Length ToPB.W7396 50°40’

.

210.0 feet PB.W7397PB.W7397 140°39’ 210.0 feet PB.W7394PB.W7394 230°41’ 210.1 feet PB.W7395PB.W7395 320°41’ 210.0 feet PB.W7396

(the starting point.)All property beacons are concrete pillars, all

bearings and lengths are approximate andall bearingsare referred to True North.

2. Any person claiming to have any right orinterest in the said land is required within six weeksfrom the date of this Notice to send to the Ministerof Lagos Affairs, care of the Permanent Secretary,Ministry of Lands and Housingathis office in Benina statement of his right and- interest and of theevidence thereof, and of any claim made by him inrespect of such right or interest.

3. The President is willing to treat for theacquisition of the said land.

4. Land in respect of which no statement isreceivedis liable to be dealt with as unoccupiedland.

5. And Notice is also hereby given that the:President intends to enter into possession of the saidland from the day following the publication of thisnotice.

6. Any person who shall wilfully hinder orobstruct the President or any person employed byhima from taking possession ofthe said land is liableunder the provisions of Act above-mentioned onconviction to a fine of twenty-five pounds or toimprisonmentfor three months. -

Daten the 19th day of August, 1965. -

Musa Yar’Apva,Minister of Lagos Affairs

E109/194/S. 1


Public Lands Acquisition Act (Chapter 167)WITHDRAWAL OF GOVERNMENT NotTIcE

Government Notice No.*1426 dated 26th day ofJuly, 1962 and published in Official Gazette No. 59of 2nd August, 1962. All that parcel of land atObosi in the Onitsha Province of Eastern Nigeria.

Notice is hereby given that the land described in‘the above. Government Notice does not preciselyaccord with that required by the President for publicpurposes and that the said Government Notice istherefore hereby withdrawn and revoked.DateD the 16th dayof August, 1965.

. Musa Yar’ADvA,Minister of Lagos Affairs

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Industrial Development (Import Duties Relief)Acé, 1957

APPLICATION FOR REPAYMENT OF IMPORT Duty

The following particulars of an application foriepayment of import duty are notified in accordancewith Regulation 5 (3)-(4) of the Industrial Develop-ment (Import Duties Relief) Regulations, 1957.

Industry.—The Manufacture of Sugar.- Section of the Act under which reltef is sought : 4.Materialin respect of which relief is Sought : Suger.

2. As provided for in Regulation 5 (3) (6) anyperson who objects to the granting of this reliefshould notify his objection and the reasonsfor it inwriting to the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministryof Industries, within 30 days of the date of publicationof this notice.

Government Notice No. 1655 4

Industrial Development (Iniport Duties Relief)Act,1957

APPLICATION FOR REPAYMENT OF IMporT Duty

The application made under the IndustrialDevelopment (Import Duties Relief) Act, 1957, hasbeen considered and

a

letter of authorisation has beenissued to the applicant as follows :—

Industry—The manufacture ofradio, radiogram,tape reco. der,television set, record changer, ampli-fier and aerial kit.

Materials in respect of which relief has beenauthorised.—Components (excluding Cabinetboxes) of radio, radiogram, television set, taperecorder, record changer,aerial kit and amplifier.2. This Notice is issued in accordance with

Regulations 8 of the Industrial Development (ImportDuties Relicf) Regulation, 1957.


Oil Pipelines Act, Cap 145

APPLICATION FOR AN Orn PIreLine LICENCE

Notice is hereby given in accordance withsection 8 of the Oil Pipelines Act, 1956 that TueSHELL-BP PeTroLeEUM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY OFNiceria Limirep has applied to the Minister ofMines and Power for the grant of a licence toenter upon, take possesSion of and use for 30(thirty) years a strip of land for the purpose oflaying a 3-inch diameter welded steel oil pipelinefrom the Company’s Production Centre at Ughellito a point on the Company’s Ughelli/Eriemu pipe-line wayleave near Ekiugbo, in the Urhobo Division


of Mid-Western Nigeria in the Federal Republic ofNigeria, the route of which is demarcated on theground bya survey trace marked ‘with red stakes andis herein described.

DESCRIPTION

All that strip of land approximately 2 miles longsituate within the Urhobo Division of Mid-WesternNigeria in the Federal Republic of Nigeria, thecentre-line of which traverses dry land and swamp

‘and is shown hatched in black in the aforesaidCompany’s Plan No. 8560 dated April 1965.

;The width of the said strip of land will be approxi-

mately 50 feet. '

The route of the centre-line is described as follows :

Starting at a point (marked ZVm 1465 on the Plan)in the Company’s Production Centre at Ughelli in theUrhobo Division of Mid-Western’ Nigeria, theroute proceeds on a bearing of 370 16’ for a distanceof 3,609 feet to a point (marked Pi i on the Plan);thence on a distance of 3,610 feet toa point (markedPi2on the Plan) ; thence on a bearing of 338° 45’for a distance of 3,754 feet to a point (marked Pi 3on the Plan) on the Company’s Ughelli'Eriemupipeline wayleave near the village of Ekiugbo in theUrhobo Division of Mid-Western Nigeria.

The bearings and lengths are approximate andthebearings refer to Colony Grid North.

The o# pipeline will be buried approximately 30inches-under the surface of the dry land and swamp.

2. Acopy ofa Plan of the pipeline route identify-ing the land affected can be inspected duringallnormal working hours at the Ministry of Lands andHousing, Benin City ; the Federal Ministry of Minesand Power, Lagos ; the Divisional Office, Ughelli,and the Office at Umuobiakani, near Port Harcourt,of the aforesaid Cémpany.

3. Any person} who considers that his land orinterest in land will be injuriously affected by thegrant of the licence should lodgeorally or in writingwithin three weeks from the date of,this notice withthe Ministry of Lands and Housing, Benin City,notice of objection stating the interest of the objectorand the grounds of objection.

4. Any public officer who receives a verbal objec-tion in the course of his duties shall record the nameand address, interest and grounds ofobjection of anyperson lodging such a verbal objection and shall for-ward such. details to the Ministry of Lands andHousing, Benin City.

5. Matters relating to the amount of compensationpayable by the aforesaid Companyforits use of theland affected shall not be material groundsto include“in a notice of objection.

6. The Ministry of Lands and Housing, BeninCity shall enquire into objections (if any) dulylodged in accordance with paragraphs 3 and 4 aboveat the office at Benin City at 11 a.m. on the 23rd dayof September, 1965, giving all parties an opportunityto beheard, and'reports thereof shall be sent withoutdelay to the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Minesand Power, Lagos for submission to the Ministerwhoshall decide whether or not the licence shall begranted.

7. Compensation (if any) payable by the aforesaidCompanyfor its use of the land affected ghall bedetermined by negotiation between the Companyand the landowners and occupiers. :

Datep this 2nd day of September, 1965.

Government Notice No. 1657 |

Oil Pipelines Act, Cap. 145

APPLICATION FOR AN O1L PIPELINE LICENCENotice is hereby given in accordance with section8 of the Oil Pipelines Act, 1965 that THE SHELL-BP

PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT Company oF NIGERIALIMITED has applied to the Minister of Mines andPowerfor the grant of a licence to enter upon,takepossession of and use for 30 (thirty) years a strip ofland for the purpose of laying a 6-inch diameterwelded steel oil pipeline from the Company’sFlowstation at the Ughelli oil-field to the startingpoint of the Company’s Ughelli/Eriemu

-

pipelinewayleave near Eruemukohwarien, in the UrhoboDivision of Mid-Western Nigeria in the FederalRepublic of Nigeria, the route of which is demarcatedon the ground by a surveytrace marked with redstakes and is herein described.

DESCRIPTION

All that strip of land approximately } mile longsituate within the Urhobo Division of Mid-WesternNigeria in the Federal Republic of Nigeria, thecentre-line of which traverses dry land and is shownhatched in black in the aforesaid Company’s PlanNo. 8590/A dated May 1965,

The width of the said strip of land will be approxi-mately 10 feet.

The route of the centre-line is described asfollows :—

Starting at a point (marked ‘A’ on the Plan) inthe Company’s Ughelli Flowstation, the routeproceeds on a bearing of 211° 57’ for a distance of131 feet to a point (marked ‘B’ on the Plan); thenceon.a bearing of 121° 57’ for a distanceof82 feet to apoint (marked ‘C’ on the Plan); thence on abearing of 145° 59’ for a distance of 203 feet to apoint (marked ‘D’ on the Plan); thence on abearing of 122° 05’ for a distance of 446 feetto apoint (marked ‘E’ on the Plan); thence on abearing of 89° 56’ for a distance of 443 feet to apoint (marked ‘F’ on the Plan); thence on abearing of 110° 20’ for a distance of 1,148 feet to apoint (marked ‘G’ on the Plan); thence on abearing of 200° 19’ for a distance of 187 feet to apoint (marked ‘H’ on the Plan); thence on abearing of 110° 16’ for a distance of 361 feet to apoint (marked ‘I’ on the Plan); thence on abearing of 20° 17’ for a distance of 131 feet to a 'point (marked ‘J’ on the Plan)} thence on abearing of 75° 07’ for a distance of 99 feet to apoint (marked ‘K’ on the Plan); being the startingpoint of the Company’s Ughelli/Eriemy pipelinewayleave all in the Urhobo Division of Mid-Western Nigeria.

tne

2nd September, 1965

The bearings and lengths are approximate and thebearings refer to Colony Grid North.

The oil pipeline will be buried at a depth ofapproximately 24 inches,

2. A copyofa Plan ofthe Pipeline route identifyingthe land affected can be inspected during all normalworking hoursat the Ministry of Lands and Housing,Benin City; the Federal Ministry of Mines andPower, Lagos; the Divisional Office, Ughelli, andthe Office at Umuobiakani, near Port Harcourt, ofthe aforesaid Company.

3. Any person who considers that his la orinterest in land will be injuriously affected by.the ~grant of the licence should lodgeorally or in writingwithin three weeks from the date ofthis notice withthe Ministry of Lands aid Housing, Benin City,notice of objection stating the interest of the objectorand the groundsofobjection. :

4. Any public officer who receives a verbalobjection in the course of his duties shail record thenameand address, interest and grounds of objectionof any person lodging such a verbal objection andshall forward such details to the Ministry of Landsand Housing, Benin City.

5. Matters relating to the amountof compensationpayable by the aforesaid Companyforits use of the-. land affected shall not be material groundsto includein a notice of objection. .

_

_

6. The Ministry of Lands and Housing, BeninCity shall enquire into objections (if any) duly lodgedin accordance with paragraphs 3 and 4 aboveat theoffice at Benin City at 11 a.m. on the 23td day ofSeptember, 1965, givingall parties an opportunity tobe heard, and reports thereof shall be sent withoutdelay to the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Minesand Power, Lagos for submission to the Minister whoshall decide whether or not the licence shall begranted.

7. Compensation (if any) payable by the aforesaidCompany for its use of the land affected shall bedetermined by negotiation between the Companyand the landowners and occupiers.

Datep this 2nd dayof September, 1965.


Minerals Act, Cap. 121

‘ APPLICATION TO ConstRUCT A LEAT

Notice is hereby given that, under the provisionsof the above Act, application [Area Inspector ofMines, North-Eastern Inspectorate, Jos’ MemoNo. J/WL.1266/5 (WL.1266) dated 19th June, 1965(Plateau Province)] has been made by Mr D. J. (Rex)Tollemacheto construct a leat on such land as maybe required for the conveyance of water not exceeding5 cubic feet per second starting from a dam ontributary of N’ Gell River on open grourid, distance2,060 feet on a bearing of 158° from CB.2o0fMiningLease No. 10755, thence for a distance of 196 feet ona bearing of 113° 15’ on open ground ; thence for adistance of 596 feet on a bearing of 150° 30’ on openground ; thencefor a distance of 196 feet ona bearingof 121° on open ground; thence for a distance of706 feet on a. bearing of 100° 15” on open ground ;

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OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1411

. °o ,thencefor a distance of 96 feet on a bearingof 128 30on open ground; thence fora distance of 1,500j;feetona bearing of 160° through open ground, MiningLease No. 10755 ; thence for a distance of 1,460 feet

on a bearing of 200° 15’ through Mining Leases Nos,10755 and 9085 for which this licence is required toserve.

2. This Application for Water Licence is situatedin 'Jal District of the Plateau Province (Mines SheetNRG-II/F.1.2).

3. Anyobjection to the grant of this Water Licenceshould be. lodged with the Provincial Secretary,Plateau Province,


= Minerals Act, Cap. 121

APPLICATION TO ConsTRUCT A LEAT 7

Notice is hereby given that, under the provisionsof the above Act, application [Area Inspector ofMines, North-Eastern Inspectorate, Jos’ Memo.No. J/WL.1262/5 dated 2nd April, 1965 (PlateauProvince)]\has been made by Amalgamated TinMinesof Nigeria Limited to construct aleat on suchland as may be required for the conveyance of waternot exceeding 8 cubic feet per second starting froma point of intake inside ML.2250 on a dam,distant1,200 feet on a bearing of 327°15’ from CB.3 ofML.4751, and runs circuitously in general East-South-East, East, South-South-East, North-North-East, West-North-Westerly directions for a distanceof 9,540 feet, through MLUs. 2250, 2223, 4899, EPL.8872, ML.8152, EPL.8872, ML.8151, terminatingat a point on Water Licence No. 802 inside ML.512,distant 70 feet on a bearing of 345° 30’ from CB.2 ofML.4899.

The leat enters MLs. 8151 and 8152 leases to beserved at point marked B and B’ on plan respectively:

B: 86 feet on a bearing of 69° 30’ from CB.1 ofML.8152 on line CB.1-CB.2 of ML.8152.

B.1 : 400 feet on a bearingof 249° 30’from CB.4of ML.8151 on line CB.4-L.M. of ML.8151.Leaves MLs.4899 and 8152 leases to be served ata point marked C and C’on plan.C: 530 feet on a bearing of 248°45’ from CB.3

of ML.4899 on line CB.2-CB.4 of ML.4899.C.i : 270 feet on a bearing of 69°30’ from CB.4

of ML.8152 on line CB.1-CB.2 of ML.8152.Crosses Buka-Bokwai to Ropp Motor RoadinsideML,2223ata point distant 500 feet on a bearing of303° from CB.5 of ML.2223. Crosses SouthRopp to Maitumbj Motor Road at a point insideEPL.8872, distant 820 feet on a bearing of 198°from CB.26 of EPL.8872. Crosses Water Right -No. 541 at a pointdistant 790 feet on a bearing of200° 30’ from CB.26 of EPL.8872, inside EPL.8872.

Application for the Water Licence is situated inRopp District of the Plateau Province (Mines SheetNo.DRE-II/H.3). This Water Licenceis requiredto serve MLs.2223, 2250, 4899, 8151 and 8152.

Any objection to the grant of this Water Licence‘should be lodged with the Provincial Secretary,Plateau Province.

1412 OFFICIAL GAZETTE/

No. 69, Vol. 52


«Minerals Act, Gap. 121

APPLICATION To Construcr a LEAT

Notice is hereby given that, under the provisionsof the above Act, application’ [Area Inspector ofMines, North-Eastern Inspectorate, Jos’ Memo.No. J: WL.1261/5 (WL.1261) dated 5th April, 1965(Plateau Province)] has been made by Amalgamated‘Tin Mines of Nigeria Limited to construct a leat onsuch land as maybe required for the conveyance ofwater not exceeding 3 cubic feet per secondstartingfrom a point of intake on Water Licence No. 802inside applicant’s Exclusive Prospecting LicenceNo. 8872, distant 565 feet on a bearing of 134fromCB.4 of Mining Lease No. 8151, and runsin generalEast and Northerly directions for a distance of 5,940feet through Exclusive Prospecting Licence No. 8872,Application for Mining Lease No. 16173, MiningLease No. 2703, terminating at a point on River Roppinside Mining Lease No. 10812 distant 250 feet on abearing of 340°45’ from CB.10 of Mining LeaseNo. 10812.

2. This application for Water Licence is situatedin Ropp District of the Plateau Province (MinesSheet DRE-II/J.3).

3. This Water Licenceis required to serve MiningLeases Nos. 512, 1942, 2703, Special Mining LeaseNo. 10812 and Application for Mining LeaseNo. 16173.

4. Anyobjection tothe grant of this Water Licenceshould be lodged with the Provincial Secretary,Plateau Province. :c


MINISTRY OF CoMMUNICATIONS

IGANDO TOWN VIA AGEGE POSTALAGENCY: OPENING OF

It is notified for general information that a PostalAgency was opened at Igando Town via Agege on14th June, 1965, for the following Postal Transac-tions :— | .

1. Sales of Stamps.2. Postal Orders: Issue and Payment.3. Registration: Acceptance and Delivery.4. Mails : Despatch and Receipt of mails.

Thecirculation ofmails is to Agege Post Office.

C. O. Lawson,Permanent Secretary

. Government Notice. No. 1662

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS

“ ‘EXTENSION OF SAVINGS BANKFACILITIES : WUSASA POSTAL AGENCY

It is notified for general information that SavingsBankfacilities have been extended to Wusasa PostalAgencywith effect from 19th July, 1965.



FEDERAL MINISTRY OF CommunicationsPERMANENT CLOSURE OF DAWAKIN

TOFA POSTAL AGENCYIt is notified for general information that DawakinTofa Postal Agency in Kano Emirate of NorthernNigeria, was permanently closed on 30th June, 1965.



Loss or LocaL Purcnase ORDER

It is hereby notified that the undermentionedLocal Purchase Order.is lost :—L.P.O. No. 046451 of 6-3-64, issued by the

Senior Medical Officer i/c General Hospital,Abeokuta to the Manager, N.P.C.C., Abeokutafor 50 pieces of FencingPosts.2. The above Local Purchase Order No. 046451

of 7th March, 1964 is hereby declared cancelled.Anybody who comesinto possession of it or is able

to give any information relating to it should pleasereport the facts to the nearest Police Station and forthis Office.

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

Western Nigeria


Loss or Loca, PURCHASE ORDERS

It is notified for general information that theLocal Purchase Orders Nos. 074701-074750 arelost.

2. The Local Purchase Orders Nos. 074701-074750 are hereby declared cancelled. Any personwho comes in possession of them or is able tofurnish any information relating to them shouldreport the facts to this office or to the nearest PoliceStation, ’

B. B. Campos,Acting Accountant-General,

Northern Nigeria


Trade Unions Act

APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF‘TraDE UNIONS

CORRIGENDUMIn Government Notice No. 1378 in Official Gazette

of the Federal Republic of Nigeria No. 63 Vol. 51of 30th July, 1964, read “Mid-West Rubber Workers’Union” instead of “Nigerian Rubber Workers’Union”. t

éDatep this 26th day of August, 1965.

J. A. Ocun,Registrar of Trade Unions

2nd September, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE

1413

Government Notice Na. 1667

STATEMENT No. 1 “

PuBLic DEBT OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA AS AT 31st Marcu, 1965—Ccorrespondiug Corresponding ,

' Period Period ,

Last Year Last Year C

EXTERNAL DEBT ~

£ ££ £11,050,000 Funded 1. a -. . -» 11,050,00040,754,022 29,704,022 Unfunded . . a . 35,486,546 46,536,546

INTERNAL DEBT

54,355,360 Funded . -- .. . -. 68,955,36011,762,170 Unfunded eee ee a -») 12,218,28396,117,530 30,000,000 Floating Debt oe a, .. 35,000,000 116,173,643£136,871,552

162,710,189_ee

INCREASE £25,838,637——S————

A

Note.—Fordetails see Statement Nos. 1.1 and 1.2.There are contingentliabilities as follows :—

(a) Undersection 8 of the Savings Bank Act by which the Government guarantees the repaymentofallmonies deposited in the Savings Bank together with interest thereon ; and

(b) Undersection 5 of the Statutory Corporations (Guarantee of Loans) Act, 1959, whereby the Govern-ment guarantees the Loan made by the United States of America (D.L.F.) to the Nigerian Railway Corpo-ration which at 31st March, 1965 amounted to U.S. $2,838,917.24 (about £1,012,656).

Wiggs

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OFFICIAL GAZETTE

STATEMENTNo. 1.1

No. 69, Vol. 52

ExTERNAL Pustic Dest oF THE FEpeRAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA aS AT 31sT Marcu, 1965

Corresponding”Period

Last Year£

11,050,000

29,704,022

£40,754,022

CorrespondingPeriod

Last Yearar1,250,0003,000,0006,800,000

FUNDED

Description Repayment: Date_

24 per cent 1947 Loan a+, 1966-71

3 per cent 1949 Loan & 1975-7734 per cent 1951 Loan . 1964-66

(Sinking Fundsin respect of above £2,118,516)

1,665,4812,837,017

10,450,000

9,380,357

1,755,472323,395217,000

867,000

140,000

2,020,00048,300

Llb

tdtl

9,380,357

2,283,8592,863,196420,962867,000

£15,815,374

UNFUNDED |i

Description

U.K. Special List ‘B' LoansU.K. Exchequer Loan 1961-85 ..U.K.-Nigeria Credit Agreement

1960-80 .. .LB.R.D. Loan for Railway Deve-lopment 1962-78

Israeli Loan 1960 :Radio Corporation of AmericaUv.eeeer Credit Agreement

1963U.K.-Nigeria (N.R.C.) ” Credit

Agreement1963..U.K.-Nigeria (Telecom.) CreditAgreement 1964. .

Barclays Overseas DevelopmentCorporation Loan .

Italian Loan for Niger Dam ProjectU.S.A.LD. Loan for Calabar-IkomRoad .

U.S.A.LD. Loanfor Ibadan WaterSupply .. .

Contractor Finance—-Niger BridgeOtta-Idiroko RoadEscarvos Bar Dredging Project.Bauchi-Gombe-Yola RoadGusau-Sokoto Road.Shaki Water DamsProjectIfe University .Mid-West Roads ProjectMid-West Water ProjectSapele Bridge Contract. .

ON-LENDING OF UNFUNDED LOANS

Nigerian Railway Corporation(1.B.R.D. Loan). .

Eastern RegionNorthern Region ..Western Region

Nigerian (Railway (U. K.-Niig.(NRO) Credit Agreement 1963)

Electricity Corporation of Nigeria(U.K.-Nig.) Credit Agreement1963 -

Nigerian Railway| Corporation(U.K.Nig.) Credit Agreement

AmountBorrowed-to Date

£3,621,4293,000,000

12,000,000

10,000,0002,621,290485,209

2,609,000

1,467,000

543,000

140,0001,362,882

135,187

156,3912,450,000"306,100663,297177,581299,825168,778157,51461,892225,00090,356

£42,741,731

Amount

£

AmountOutstanding

£1,156,1412,775,479

9,830,000

8,938,9291,689,579215,314

2,609,000

1,401,000

543,000

140,0001,362,882"

135,187

156,3942,450,000306,100596,598177,581299,825168,778157,51461,892

225,00090,356

TotTaL EXTERNAL DEBT

8,938,9292,772,3282,938,3161,178,317

1,401,000

359,847

459,230

£18,048,467

Total

£

11,050,000

35,486,546

£46,536,546

Government Notice No. 1669STATEMENT No. 1.2

INTERNAL PusLic Dent or THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF NicgRIA AS AT 3ist Marcu, 1965

Corresponding - Correspondingperiod period

last year last year

£ £400,000600,000

1,355,3602,000,0004,000,0004,000,0002,000,0005,000,0002,000,0003,000,000

10,000,000_1,000,0004,000,000

5,000,00010,000,000

54,355,360 —

6,311,000

14,354,000

5,000,000

1,000,000

26,665,000———————————

FUNDED

Description Repayment AmountNX Date

£

5 per cent 1959 Development Loan 1964 _

54 per cent 1959 Development Loan 1969 600,000

6 per cent 1959 Development Loan 1979 1,355,360

5 percent 1961 Development Loan 1967 2,000,000


6 percent 1961 Development. Loan 1985 4,000,000





53 per cent 1963 Development Loan we ee 1987 10,000,000


5} per cent 1964 Development Loan 1978 « 4,000,000


52 per cent 1964 Development Loan ; . .. .. 1988 10,000,000

5 percent 1965 Development Loan . oy, oe .. 1971 4 2,000,000


6. percent 1965 Development Loan 1989 10,000,000

On-LeEnT TO REGIONS

Eastern Region 8,461,000

Northern Region 17,054,000

" ‘Western Region 6,750,000

Mid-Western Region 2,500,000

34,765,000

(Sinking Fundin respect of above £6,003,203)

>

Total

_

68,955,360

*

S96L

‘Taquiaidagpuz

BZLLAZVSTVIOIGAO

ST+L

£

290,006~ 200,000

25,0001,687,859207,953

637,9223,046,004

502,5812,399,882270,610

1,292,24438,710184,606

# . 16,26811,762,170 1,002,531

1,000,0004 1,000,000

~ 30,000,000 30,000,000

96,117,530

5,500,0002,000,000500,000500,000

‘8,500,000————

2,000,000.

S'TA'TEMEN') No, -1.2—continue

P UNFUNDED

Source ; ‘

University College, IbadanUniversity College, Ibadan . . .University College, Ibadan. .. petWestern Nigeria Government aaaWestern Nigeria GovernmentWestern Nigeria GovernmentWestern Nigeria Government ..Northern Region Marketing BoarNorthern Region Marketing BoardEastekn Region Marketing BoardKastern Region Marketing Board .Southern Cameroons Marketing Board . .Southern Cameroons Marketing Board . .‘Telecommunication Loans .- .-Contractor Finance Frank ‘A’ Roads ..=

”On-Lentr to REGIONS

Eastern RegifnWestern Regi

FLoatinc Drpist

Description

‘Treasury Bills (Ordinary Issue)

‘ f

On-LENT TO REGIONS

Western RegionNorthern RegionEastern RegionMid-Western Region

RepaymentDates

1973-881974-891974-90“$990197119771977197719771978197819771977

OriginalLoans©

250,000200,00025,000

2,200,000500,000.880,000

4,092,000693,300

3,224,000 °373,300

1,736,00053,400

245,000

55,7373,363,054

17,894,391

_ £imountOutstanding

1,000,0001,000,000

2,000,000

35,000,000

Amount.Outstanding

&

250,000200,00025,000

1,643,448180,711598,332

2,808,497471,390

2,260,028253,815

1,216,93836,308173,848

8,3062,031,602

Tora INTEREST DEBT

4,500,0001,250,000

1,000,000

6,750,000

12,218,283

35,000,000

116,173,643

otFl

ALLAZY9VIWIOIAIO

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Government Notice No. 1670STATEMENT No. 2

STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AS AT 31st Marcu, 1965

S961

‘aquiaidag

puz

Correspond~ Correspond -

ing Period LIABILITIES ASSETS ing PeriodLast Year Last Year

£ £L PuBLiC FUNDS ; L £ CASH: £L £ £ &: Working Balances :

10,181,811 Consolidated Revenue Fund (a) . 16,750,000 Sub-Treasury Lagos /Cash Offices 620,859T 307,4901,000,000 Contingencies Fund . 1,000,000 Remittances .. ; 181,2666,881,463* 4,300,348 Development Fund (4) « . 20,359,701* 2,609,701* Imprest .. 34,944 21,487—_—_——— —— Payable Orders.Western Region a 9,108+ 49,356

SPECIAL AND ‘TRUST FUNDS Deposit on Call ' 8,854,078 12,243,04127,622 Revolving Loan Fund--Sporting and : “

Social Clubs . 15,972 J.CF. .. . » 1,401,000 2,057,00017,939 Revolving Loans Fund for Industry . 25,579 A.LD. Counterpart . 159,980 159,980

2,563,638 Post Office Savings Hank F‘und .. 2,578,552 —_———__ 9,844,392 —--—---—_ 14,404,64014,370 Nigerian Ex-Servicemen’s Welfare Fund 14,370 INVESTMENTS :15,848 GovernmentServants’ Provident Fu 14,711 General 874,135 1,021,98333,361 Police Reward Fund* . 38,161

C 442,520 African Staff Housing SchemeFund 696,201 SPECIAL AND TRUST FUNDS! 2,0 Prison Warders’ Reward Fund 1,578 Revolving Loans Fund for Sporting

5,189,166 National Provident Fund 10,056,24 and Social Clubs... oe 14,832 24,782134,822 National Provident Fund—Reserve Fund 240,373 Post Office Savings Bank Fund 2,383,270 2,415,420

—_ Fire Service Reward Fund _. 500 « Nigeria Ex-Servicemen’s Welfare Fund 13,630 13,630= - - Gulf Oil Company ‘Training Fund 193,113 Government Servants’ Provident Fund 14,851 14,69431,439 Public Trustee .. 31,483 Police Reward Fund .. os we 25,911 26,068

48,126 8,520,872 Miscellaneous 49,843 National Provident Fund . 10,054,599 5, 187,371-—-__ 13,957,260 National Provident Fund—Reserve

Fund . . . 240,371 134,599PublicTrustee 7.200 29.0

iscellaneous .. , ,———+-—_ 12,815,942 -——————__ 7,878,514

PERSONAL ADVANCES FUND: .650,000 Allocation from Censolidated Revenue Advances made against the Personal

Fund .. 650,000 Advances Fun 477,727 576,834

cen TREASURY CLEARANCE FUND: Advances made against the ‘Treasury -100,000 Allocation from Consolidated Revenue 00,000 Clearance Fund : Miscellaneous 6,056,713 1,579,712

fund .. 100, : .4,479,174 Deposits received to the Fund | 6,917,363

Regional Governments394,174 Western Region oe oe «. 3,122,118

nan z108,452 Eastern Region : .. .- 1,360,72240;548 Northern Region ee one «. 4,771,216168,115 7,411,289 Mid-Western Region . 2] 1,799,931 11,053,98%

£25,461,683 £30,068,909 £30,068,909 £25,461,683

This statementdoes not include the Public Debt or Assets held in respect of Statutory Sinking Funds ; nor does it include loansmade to Government sponsored organisations or contingentliabilities in respect of variou“3guarantees,

(#)-For details of Consolidated Revenue see Statement No. 3.

we (6) For details of Development Fund see Statement No.4. ' ‘Floating Debt :

— Treasury Bills—Ordinary on issue £35,000,000.. * Debits

+ Credits

Treasury‘Division, D. J. Caper,Federal Ministry of Finance, Acting Accountant-General,

Lagos, 27th August, 1965. Federationof Nigeria

ALLEIZVSTVIDIAAO

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STATEMENT No. 3f: CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND

STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT AS AT 31st Marcu, 1965

Balance as at ist April, 1964

eidd Issues from Contingencies Fund..

Less Reimbursement to Contingencies Fund

Treasury Bills :

Ordinary Issues : Issued : Ist April, 1964-31st March, 1965 - .

Repaid: 1st April, 1964-31st March, 1965 ..

wldd :

On-Lending to Regional Governments!

‘Repaid : lst April, 1964-31st March, 1965 ..

rIssued : 1st April, 1964-31st March, 1965

add Surplus being exeess of Revenue

ist April, 1964-31st March, 1965 (a)

Over Expenditure 1st April, 1964-31st March, 1965 (a) ..

Less Net Depreciation in Revaluation of Investments

AddNet Profit on Sale of Investments

Less Transfer to the Development Fundas at 31st March,

1965: of balance in excess of £16.75 million in accordance

with the resolution of the House of Parliament on 5th May,

1965 .. . .. os oe .. .e se

Balance of Fund at 31st March, 1965 ..

£ £. £— _ 10,181,811

5,500 — —5,500 — , =

133,000,000 _ —

128,000,000 5,000,000 —

29,250,000 _ —

27,500,000 1,750,000 6,750,000

16,931,811

149,566,659 — —

139,279,026 — 10,287,633

, 27,219,444

25,477 _ _—

5,451 -— 20,026

! 27,199,418

_ _— 10,449,418

— -_- £16,750,000 -

(a) For details of Revenue and Expenditure—See Statement Nos. 3.1 and 3.2 respectively.

Treasury Bills on-lent to Regional Governments :—

Western Region

Northern Region

Mid-Western Region. .

Treasury, Division,Federal Ministry of Finance,

Lagos, 27th August, 1965.

£4,500,000£1,250,000£1,000,000

D. J. Caper,Acting Accountant-General,

Federation of Nigeria

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Government Notice-No. 1672

° STATEMENT No. 3.1

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA

STATEMENT OF REVENUE FOR THE MonTH oF Marcu 1965 aNd FoR THE PERIOD

“Ist ApriL, 1964 to 31st Marcu,1965

. ActualComparativeFigures as Head Esti femal Revenue

+ 31st ea stimates evenue 1st April,March, 1964 . 1964-65 |March 1965 |1964 to 31st

; | March, 1965°

£ iF £ & &87,561,248 1. Customs and Excise 94,988,710") 10,434,716 111,597,1967437,300 2. Direct Taxes 8,190,100 2,213,251 8,182,922

] 1,208,581 3. Licenses and InternalRevenue 1,399,250 258,939 1,559,0336,503,790 4. Mining 7,307,760 239,574 10,311,187"476,287 5. Fees .. 498,060 75,282 533,055

5,323,041 6. Posts and Telegraphs 6,581,250 1,865,256 6,118,8661,418,919 7. Earnings and Sales .. 1,506,720 196,602 1,305,062506,703 8. Rent of Government Property .- 538,300 * 86,674 522,961

8,736,608 9. Interests and Repayments : General . 4,570,260 531,229 3,589,7392,594,435 10. Interests and Repayments: Regional

Governments .. . 3,125,420 496,720 3,240,8071,018,076 }\11. Reimbursements 1,167,290 376,746 1,249,00297,555 |\12, Armed Forces 109,460 91,742 325,662

1,693,571 |g#3. Miscellaneous 1,873,650 21,290 1,031,167

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124,576,114 131,856,230 16,888,021 149,566,659

Proportion of Estimates for twelve months £131,856,230.

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D. J. Carper,

Treasury Division,Federal Ministry of Finance,


Acting Accountant-General,Federation of Nigeria

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Government Notice No

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

. 1673 xSTATEMENT No. 3.2

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA

STATEMENT OF RECURRENT EXPENDITURE FOR THE MONTH oF MarcH 1965 anp FOR THEPeriop ist Aprit, 1964 ro 31st Marcu, 1965

No. 69, Vol. 52

; Actual Ex-+ . Actual penditure 1st

Comparative Estimate

|

Expenditure April, 1964figures as at & Head 1964-65 March to 31st:31stMarch, 1965 March,

1964 1965

£ £ £ £‘ 66,364

|

21. State House .. 71,810 | 11,109 67,3063,441,683

|

22. Cabinet Office 5,138,510 1,828,186 4,965,8045,154,355

|

23. Police 6,840,060 1,032,873 7,003,390636,610

|

24. Ministry of Commerce and Industry 844,830 152,401 843,9145,858,926

|

25. Ministry of Communications 6,539,470 1,815,311 6,555,573135,025

|

26. Ministry of Defence. . 409,340 27,938 |- . 226,3674,515,823

|

27. Nigerian Army 5,391,820 949,577 5,168,265785,742

|

28. Nigerian Navy . 814,000 87,448 819,605150,960

|

29. Nigerian Air Force .. 603,780 114,456 377,387465,944

|

30. Ministry of Economic Development 626,820 83,345 586,895249,195

|

31. Agricultural (Research) 319,900 45,055 285,90159,002

|

32. Fisheries Servic . 66,580 6,150 61,839118,393

|

33. Forestry (Research) .. 147,280 12,217 126,153261,905

|

34. Veterinary (Research) 259,220 20,350 219,434218,734

|

35. Statistics 315,910 38,123 - 309,3901,923,350

|

36. Ministry of Education 2,612,360 313,728 2,567,31477,418

|

37. Antiquities. . 87,500 8,576 78,46859,012

|

38. National Archives : 84,540 9,027 69,148374,597 39. Ministry of Establishments and Service

Matters oe .- .s 509,900 41,581 396,771606,948

|

40. Pensions and Gratuities e 813,750 | 69,757. 465,9802,203,440

|

41. Ministry of Finance 1,974,690 165,320 1,543,928747,794

|

42. Customs and Excise. . 887,370 132,595 855,397202,501:

|

43. Inland Revenue . 248,960 26,865 222,5762,546,941

|

44. Ministry of External Affairs 3,271,680 390,629 2,969,5314,371,212

|

45. Ministry of Health 5,197,890 320,190

|-

5,218'9442,692,270

|

46. Ministry of Information . 2,825,330 216,180 2,795,217201,817

|

47. Ministry of Internal Affairs . . * 313,390 30,114 255,4661,357,591

|

48. Prisons 1,428,990 251,954 1,523,370~ "232,483

|

49. Ministry of Justice . 312,390 27,326 254,247745,049

|

50. Ministry of Labour .. 784,730 99,846 745,21388,465

|

51. National Provident Fund 148,980

|

. 21,622 123,1651,217,684

|

52. Ministry of Lagos Affairs .. 1,366,150

|

| 234,589 1,216,139217,362

|

53. Ministry of Mines and Power 259,500

|

= 20,440 235,973109,829

|

54. Geological Survey 140,030 - 16645 114,170964,827

|

55. Ministry of Transport 1,193,770 |; 124°120 932,476122,008

|

56. Coastal Agency 139,150 i 15,379 138,250545,516

|

57. Inland Waterways .. 828,200 | 81,931 792,7085,841,606

|

58. Ministry of Works and Surveys 6,845,500 | 1,780;:853 6,309,36494,427 |.59. Audit . 109,440

|

| 10,007 103,317106,078

|

60. Electoral Commission 29,630 ' Cy 869 25,051178,025

|

61. Judicial 225,730 22,427 210,277:715,418

|

62. Parliament . 750,900 83,807 652,61542,266

|

63. Public Service Commission oe .. 65,480 6,826 51,5973,000,000

|

64. Contributions to the Development Fund .. 1,350,000. 574,600 868,411269,064

|

65. Non-Statutory Appropriation of Revenue.. 870,790 141,858 966,006‘ 66. Consolidated Revenue Fund Charges:48,734,850 (a) Statutory Appropristion of Revenue to

“s Regional Governments 63,938,143

|

- 8,476,893

|

62,764,698451,000 (b) Retirement of Special TreasuryBills —_— _ _—21,278,067 (c} Other os 18,107,483 1,776,810

|

°16,196,019

124,437,576 “ 146,111,676

|

21,713,165

|

139,279,026Proportion of Estaimates for twelve months £146,111,676.

Treasury Division, D. J, Caper,

Federal Ministry of Finance,


Acting Accountant-General,Federation of Nigeria

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Government Notice No. 1674STATEMENTNo. 4

DEVELOPMENT FUND

“STATEMENT oF ACCOUNT FOR THE MONTH ENDED 3ist Marcu, 1965(FIGURES TO THE NEAREST £)

Head

Balance at ist April, 1964

" Add Receipts :

611 Contributions from Revenue

612 Capital Grants

613 Internal Loans

614 External Loans

Less Expenditure

621 Primary Production

622 Trade and Industry

623 Electricity . .e

624 Land Transport System ..

625 Water Transport System ..

626 Air Transport System

627 Communications

628 Water Supplies

Education ..

Health

Town Planning

Co-operatives

Miscellaneous

Information

Judicial

Police

General

Defence ,

Financial obligations

Loans On-Lent and External Grants toRegions . : :

631632

633634635636

637

638639640

Addtransfer from Consolidated Revenue Fundin accordance with Resolution of the

House of Parliament on the 5th May, 1965 ..

Balance of Fund as at 31st March, 1965

* Debitst Credits

Treasury Division,Federal Ministry of Finance,


Federation of

Actual 1stActual April, 1964

Estimate 31st March, to 31st1964-65 1965 - March,.

1965is £ £ ., &£

~ 6,881,463*a

9,000,000 574,600 868,411800,000 25,360 144,806*.” }

20,100,000 15,012,852. 15,036aR":33,375,760 1,760,088 13,004,150 :

63,275,760 17,372,900 28,764,004 :28,764,004

eb“pe882,541 !i . |

1,665,556 130,441 6891 44,750,120 120,100 1,966,038

10,283,892 42,544¢ 7,094,13518,091,643 743,763 6,177,2641,646,774 32,921 _ 1,340,5821,137,639 30,904 607,329879,280 864,116 1,506,956 .40,000 66,827 115,738 ;

5,225,820 698,515 2,850,700 -1,654,669 70,499 859,785 Ss2,816,450 295,684 1,618,069

46,200 20,2001,006,200 9,027 * 76,650

26,010 12,798 236,1994,110 2,089 49,944 .

2,776,254 459,166 2,057,5296,980,968 1,678,905 7,332,145

10,183,830 1,052,368 5,315,8121,636,000 1,530,246 1,613,265

14,766,410 9,948,686 11,922,004

£85,617;822 17,614,511 52,691,660 52,691,660

_ 30,809,119*

10,449,418

£20,357,701*

D.J. Carper,Acting Accountant-General,

Nigeria

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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS—SECONDARY SCHOOL AWARDS FOR CHILDREN FROMTHE FrEpeRAL ‘TERRITORY OF Lacos aND THE

Nicer Dexra SpecraAL AREA

Applications are invited from suitably qualitiedcandidates from the Federal Territory of Lagos andthe Niger Delta Special Area for Federal Govern-ment Scholarships, Secondary School Awards, 1965.

2. Qualifications :

(a) Applicants must be of Secondary Schoolage 5

(5) They must show evidence that they wereborn in the Federal Territory of Lagosthe NigerDelta Special Area ;

(c) That at least one of their parents was bornor has been resident in the Federal Territory ofLagosforat least 30 years, in the case of appicantsfor the Federal Territory Awards ; Or at least oneparent born in the Niger Delta Special Area in thecasé of those applying for Awards for this Area ;(d) They must show evidence either that theyare already attending a recognised SecondarySchool or have gained admission to such a school.

3. Method of application.—Application formsmust be completed by the candidate in his or herown hand-writing and must be accompanied by abirth certificate or asworn declaration of age and acopy of a passport size photograph. They must besubmitted through the Principal of the SecondarySchool which the candidate is attending or to which[he has obtained admission. These application formsare obtainable from the Permanent Secretary, Federal‘Ministry of Education (Scholarships Division),Lagos.

Completed application forms should be forwarded‘to reach the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministryof Education (Scholarships? Division), Lagos, notlater than 30th September, 1965.

S. O. Awokoya,- Permanent Secretary,

Federal Ministry of Education

Government Notice N,0. 1631 (2nd publication)

TENDERS FOR THE PURCHASE (OFTOURING SURVEY LAUNCH

Tenders are, undermentioned* Launch.

2. Details of the launch are as follows :—__54” 0” twin screw touring launch Epe built54’ 0"x 13’ 0°x3’ 9” draft touring Jaunch,berth for three officers, separate’toilet andshowerbath Galley with stove and fridge. Accom-modation for crew of four in aft cabin. Wellfitted engine room powered by two 65 horsepower perkins marine engines with oil OperatedGear Box 2:1 reduction drive. Lister 24 Voltgenerator. Wood hall planked{in MahoganyonIroko main members.

invited for the purchase of theDepartmental Touring Survey

OFFICIAL GAZETTE No.69, Vol. 52

3. Tender, forms are obtainable, on application,from the Petmanent Secretary, Ministry of Landsand Housing, Ibadan and from the General Manager,Epe Boatyard Company Limited, Private Mail BagNo. 6, Epe, Western ‘Nigeria.

+. Permission to inspect the launch may beobtained from the General Manager, Epe Boatyard.Company Limited, Epe, between the hours of 9.00a.m. and 2.00 p.m. on any week day (Monday toFriday) before the 31st of August, 1965.

5. Tenders must be submitted on the approvedform in sealed envelope marked SONFIDENTIALTENDER FOR THE PURCHASE OF PARTMENTALTovrinc Survey Launcw’ and addressed tothe Chairman, Departmental Tenders Board,c’o The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Lands andHousing, Private Mail Bag 5146, Ibadan, to reachhim notlater than 31st August, 1965.

6. The successful tenderer will be required to“make full settlement for the accepted terider beforethe launch is removed and such settlement andremoval must be completed within seven days of thenotification of acceptance. .

7, The Chairman of the Tender’s Board is notbound to accept the highest or any tender.

8. Tenders will not be accepted after the adver-tised date.

fs

. N. O. A. AKINYEMI,Permanent Secretary,

Ministry ofLands and Housing

Government Notice No. 1632 (2nd publication)

PRISON DEPARTMENT, NIGERIA

TENDER FOR FUELS

Tenders are invited for the supply of fuels com-prising Petrol, Diesel oil and for the Installation ofPump and-Tank at Federal Prison Department,Ikoyi, Lagos, for the period ist September, 1965 to31st March, 1966. - .

2. The Tender shouldstate that price per gallondelivered and the price for the installation of pumpand tank. .

3. Delivery to commence six weeks after receiptof order.

°

4. All tenders should be forwarded in sealedenvelopes or packages, addressed to the Secretary,Federal Tenders Board, Federal Ministry of Works, .Lagos, to reach his office not later than 9 a.m. onthe 20th September, 1965.

5. The Boa¥d is not bound to accept the lowesor anvtender. .

B. Cooxey,Secretary,

Federal Tenders Board

2nd September, 1965. OFFICIAL GAZETTE


Ministry ofr DEFENCENIGERIAN ARMY

TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF ALLOY.ASSAULT BOATS COMPLETE WITH

40 HP ENGINE

Tenders are invited for the supply of ALLoyAssauctT Boats complete with 40 HP Engine quantity8 to the Nigerian Army.

2. Full details of the“item is contained in theTender schedule, copies of which may be obtainedfrom the office of the Director of OrdnanceServices,Ordnance Depot, Clifford Street, Yaba, between0900 hours and 1230 hours Monday to Saturdayeach week until the closing date. ~

- 3. Proposed Tenders Hold state delivery periodfrom the date of award of contract, the country oforigin should also bestated.

4. Photograph of the proposed Alloy AssaultBoats complete with 40 HP Engine together withpamphlets showing the’make, model and size shouldaccompany the Tender Form.

5. Tenders should givej guarantee of availabilityof spare parts backing in Nigeria.

6. Tenders will not be accepted unless submittedon the approved official Tender Forms in a sealedenvelope marked ‘‘Confiddntial—Tenderfor Supplyof ALLoy AssAULT Boats complete with 40 HP“Engine” and addressed to the Secretary, ArmedForces Tenders Board,) Ministry of .Defence,Republic House, Marirja, Lagos. Tenders toreach his office not later than 0900 hours on Tuesday,2ist September, 1965. |

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

8. The Ministry of Defence is under no obligationto accept the lowest or any Tender.

A. S. N. Ecso,« Secretary,

Armed Forces Tenders Board


FEDERAL Ministry OF TRANSPORT

INLAND Waterways DivisionTENDER FOR THE MANUFACTUREOF UNIFORMS FOR THE YEAR 1965

Tenders are invited for the manufacture of thefollowing items of Uniforms for the Federal Ministryof Transport, Inland Waterways Division in Lagosand Port Harcourt for the year 1965.

Unit Lagos PortHarcourt

Tunic Blue Serge .. No. 14 10Trousers Blue Serge .. Pair 14 10Tunic White Drill .. No. 85 113Trousers White Drill .. Pair. 85 #113Tunic Blue Dungaree .. No. 26 44Trousers Blue Dungareé Pair 118 206Shirt Blue Dungaree L/S No. 92 —Shirt Blue Dungaree S/S No. 156 440Short Blue Dungaree .. Pair 156 278Short White Drill .. Pair 144 266Shirt Khaki Drill L/S .. No. 32 50Trousers Khaki Drill .. Pair 32 50Boiler Suit Blue Dungaree No. 18 6Vest White Drill 144 266_» No,

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2. Uniforms will be manufactured to individualmeasurements from Drill White & Khaki), Blue:Serge and Blue Dungaree materials which will beprovided by the Ministry. All other ma’ erials areto be provided by the Contractor. |

3. Separate tender documents may be lobtainedfor Lagos and Port Harcourt requirements onwritten application addressed to the PrincipalStores Officer, Federal Ministry of ‘Transport,Inland Waterways Division (2nd Floor), 147 BroadStreet, Lagos, or to the Divisional Marine OfficerFederal Ministry of Transport, Inland WaterwaysDivision, Wharf Road, Port Harcourt. |Finishedsamples of the different types of Uniforms|requiredmayalso be inspected at their respective o ices.

4. Selected Tenders may be called upon to providesamples of the Uniforms they may be required tomanufacture for inspection by the Ministry for thequality of workmanship.

5. Tenders will not be accepted unless submittedon the Official Tender Form provided in:a sealedenvelope clearly marked “Confidential—Ténder forthe Manufacture of Uniforms”, addressed to theSecretary, Departmental Tenders Board, FederalMinistry of Transport, Old Secretariat Building,Lagos, to reach him not later than 9/ a.m. onMonday, the.20th September, 1965. |

6. Quantities of Uniforms quoted in paragraph 1above are approximate estimates only, and theMinistry reserves the right to. increase or decreasethe numberof Uniforms required.

B. Cooxey,. Secretary,


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FEDERAL ELEcTIQyS : DISPOSAL OFPoLiinc BooTHs

Tenders are invited for the purchase, of thePolling Booths and Hardboard screens which wereused, as voting compartments, during the lastFederal Elections. The Polling Booths are:built ofalluminium sheets nailed to timber and are’ sited invarious places all over the Eastern Region. A listot the polling booths and screens can be obtainedfrom the Divisional Officer and they may be inspectedon application to the Divisional Officer in-chargeof the area in which the boothsare standing.

2. Tenders should be addressed to the LocalTenders Board in the Province c/o the appropriateProvincial Secretary as follows: The Chairman,Local Tenders Board, c/o The Provincial Sécretary,se etaececesccecneceesensProvince.

3. The tenders must be enclosed in sealed Confi-.dential envelopes and submitted to reach — theProvincial Secretary not later than Thursday, 30thSeptember,1965. .

J. U. Icwe,for Chief Federal Electoral

Officer (East)

Enugu, 16th August, 1965,

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MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS,PosTs AND ‘TELEGRAPHS Drvision

INVITATION TO TENDERUNIFORM MANUFACTURE CONTRACT

1965-66

Tenders are invited from tailors who are regis-tered under the Federal Ministry of Industries asapproved manufacturers for the manufactureof itemsof Uniforms and protective clothing for the Posts andTelegraphs Division. Approximate quantities of thedifferent types of Uniforms required are as indicatedbelow:—

Article QuantityRequired

Shorts Khaki . 3,390 PairsSuits Khaki M.M. 2,900 PairsShirts Khaki Long Sleeve

Trousers Khaki .. oeOveralls KhakiShirts Jumper

3,000 Picees1,780 Pairs840 Pairs

1,780 PiecesTunics Khaki 540 Pieces *Suits Messengers 340 PairsDust Coats 1,320 PiecesBush Jackets 680 PiecesSkirt arid Blouse .. 10 Pairs

2. Tender forms maybe obtained from theoffice ofthe Controller of Stores, Room 41, P. & T. Division,Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos, between the hours of9 a.m. and 2 p.m. on weekdays against a deposit of£10 in cash as earnest moneyat the timeofapplica-tion. Deposits in respect of unsuccessful Tenderswill be returnedin, due course.

3. Samples of Uniformsare available for inspectionin the office of the Chief Stores Officer, P. &T.Division, Malu Road, Apapa, between the hours of9 and 12 a.m. on Mondays to Fridays up to 48 hdursprior to the closing date for the submission of thetenders.

4. Tenders will be considered fcr the whole or anypart of the quantities listed above.

. 5. Tenders will not be accepted unless cubmittedon the official Tender Form and returned ina scaledenvelope clearly marked ‘‘Confidential Tenderfor theManufacture of Uniforms’, addressed to theSecretary, Federal Tenders Board, Federal Ministryof Works and Surveys, Headquarters, TafawaBalewa Square, Lagos, to reach him by 12 noon onthe 22nd September, 1965.

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

B. Cooxey,Secretary,



NIGERIAN NAvy

INVITATION TO ‘TENDER FOR THEPURCHASE OF A BOARDED MOTORLAUNCH—MISS INDEPENDENCE

Tenders are invited for the purchase from theNigerian Navy, Apapa, of the Motor Launch MissIndependence.

es

OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 69, Vol. 52

2. The Nigerian Navy does not guarantee thecondition or state of the boat with regard to itsserviceability or completeness in any respect whatso-ever. Tenderer will be deemed to have inspectedthe launch and to be fully aware of its state andcondition as seen.

3. Successful Tenderwill be required to makefullsettlement for the accepted tender before the launchcan be removed and. such settlement and removalmust be within 7 days of the receipt by him ofofficial notification of acceptance of this tender.

4. Official Tender Forms may be obtained from .the Fleet Supply Officer, Nigerian Navy, Apapa.The Motor Launch can be seen on application to theCommanding Officer, N.N.S. Beecroft, Apapa.

5. Tenders must be submitted on official TenderForm in a sealed envelope marked ‘ConfidentialTender for’ Motor Launch” addressed to theSecretary, Armed Forces Tenders Board, Ministryof Defence, Republic House, Lagos, to reach himnot later than 9 a.m. on 7th September, 1965.

A. S. N. Eco,Secretary,

Armed Forces Tenders Board


AuHMADU BeLLto University, ZARIA

VACANCY... |Applications are invited for (a) Senior Lectureship

or (6) Lectureship in Arabic and Islamic Studiestenable at Abdullahi Bayero College, Kano.Candidates should possess a good honours degreein Arabic or Islamic Institutions or equivalentqualification. A good command of English Lan-guage, written and spoken,is essential.

Salary scales—{a) £2,275-2,575 per annum,(6) £1,200-2,175° per annum. Family passages;children’s, car and outfit allowances ; superannuation ;subsidized accommodation; annual U.K. leavewhere applicable.

Detailed applications (6 copies) naming3 referees by15th September, 1965 to Secretary, Inter-UniversityCouncil fo’Higher Education Overseas, 33 BedfordPlace, London, W.C.1. Local candidates shouldalso send one: copy of their application to theRegistrar, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, fromwhom further particulars may be obtained.


~ AHMADU BELLO University, ZARIA

VACANCY

Applications are invited for the following appoint-ments in the Institute for Agricultural Research andthe Faculty of Agriculture :—

(a) Research Agronomist.—Candidates shouldhave a good honours degree in Agriculture,Agricultural Science or a related subject ; post-graduate training and experience in field researchon agronomical problems ; and preferably a post-graduate degree. Experience in tropical agri-culture advantageous. The successful candidatewill be required to carry out research at Samaruon the agronomyof rain-grown tropical crops with

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special reference to the use of fertilizers and to themaintenance of soil fertility. Opportunities willbe given to share in the teaching work of theFaculty of Agriculture.

(b) Senior Lecturer or Lecturer in AgriculturalBotany.—Candidates should have a good honoursdegree in Botafiy, Agricultural Botany or a relatedsubject, and ‘should also have postgraduateresearch experience and a higher degree. Trainingand experience in tropical agriculture is desirablebut not essential. Appointee will be required tolecture to first degree level on the botanyof tropicalcrop including crop physiology. He may also berequiredto assist in the supervision of postgraduatestudents and to undertake research which willnormally be carried “out in the Institute forAgricultural Research.

(c) Research : Botanist/Plant Breeder—Candi-dates should have a good honours degree inBotany, Agricultural Botany or. related subject.Postgraduate training and research experience inplant breeding work is essential ; postgraduatequalifications and experience with tropical crops,especially cereals or oilseeds, advantageots. ‘Theappointee will be required to carry out research atthe Kano station of the Institute on either: (2)Pennisetum millets and sorghum with the mainemphasis on the production of improved milletvarieties for use in the drier ones of NorthernNigeria or (i) The production of improvedgroundnutvarieties.

(d) Plant Introduction Officer.-—Candidatesshould have a degree or recognised diploma inHorticulture, Botany or a related subject; Prac-tical experience with a range of tropical crops willbe an advantage. The appointee will bejbased atSamaru and will be required to assess the relative

performance of new crops and varieties in different

ecological zones in Northern Nigeria. Theappointee will also be required to assist ‘withcourses in Economic Botany in the Faculty of

Agriculture.

(e) Plant PathologistCandidates should have

a good honours degree in Mycology, Botany,

Applied Botany .9r an equivalent subject and

preferably a postgraduate qualification. Post-graduate experience in the field aspects of plantpathology and plant protection is essential.

Experience of tropical agriculture advantageous.

Appointee will. be required to carry out researchon diseases of groundnuts and cereals at the KanoStation of the Institute.

(f) Senior Technician or Superintending Tech-nician in Entomology—Candidates should haveeither F.I.S.T. or its equivalent with experience

of entomological work in a museum or University :

or long experience of entomological work in a

museum or University together withschool certi-

ficate or its equivalent. The appointee will be

required to carry out the following duties atSamaru :— -

(i) Care and maintenance of the insect

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(ii) Collection and preparation of entomolo-gical material for teaching.

(i) Training and supervision of juniorentomological staff.

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_ (wv) Repair and maintenance of laboratory

equipment. .

Candidates at present working in a museum can

be considered for appointment on secondment,

in which case facilities for work in their own

personal fieldof interest might be provided.

Salary scales—Senior Lecturer £2,275-75-2,575

per annum. Lecturer £1,200-75-1,650/1,725-75-

2,175 per annum. Appointments (a) ,(c), (d) and (e)

on scales of Research Fellow £1,725-75-2,175. per

annum or Senior Research Fellow £2,275-75-2,575

per annum. Senior Technician £1,050-25-1,150/1,150-50-1,400 per annum. Superintending Tech-nician £1,450-50-1,600 per annum. Family

passages. Children’s, car and outfit allowances.Superannuation. Subsidized accommodation. Annualoverseas leave where applicable.

Detailed applications (6 copies) naming 3 refereesby 26th August, 1965, to Secretary, Inter-UniversityCouncil for Higher Education Overseas, 33 BedfordPlace, London W.C.1. Local candidates shouldalso send one copy of their application to theRegistrar, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, fromwhom further particulars may be obtained.

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AuHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA

VACANCIES

Applications are invited for the following appoint-ments in the Institute for Agricultural Researchand the Faculty ofAgriculture jointly :—

(a) Research Entomologist, Samaru.—Candidatesshould have a good honours degree in AgriculturalZoology, Entomology or a related subject.’ Researchexperience in field entomology and a postgraduatequalification are essential. Experience in tropicalagriculture is desirable but not essential. Appointeewill be required to carry out research on thebiology and control of pests of tropical crops atSamaru, with special reference in the first instanceto grain legumes. Appointee mayalso be requiredto teach in the Faculty of Agriculture and toassist in the training and supervision of post-graduate students. .

(6) Superintending or Senior Technician inChemistry, Samaru.—Candidates should holdhigher National Certificate, or Advanced Cityand Guilds or similar qualifications. Training andexperience in the repair and maintenance ofscientific apparatus is essential. Experience in soilchemistry is desirable but not essential. Appointeewillbe required to assist in the running of soilresearch laboratories at Samaru wherethe chemicaland physical properties of soils are under in-vestigation. Appointee will also be required toassist in the repair and maintenance of apparatusin othersections of the Institute. ,

Salary scales—Appointment (a) on scales ofResearch Associate £1,200-75-1,650 per annum,Research Fellow £1,725-75-2,175 per annum, orSenior Research Fellow £2,275-75-2,575 per annum.

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(b) Senior ‘Technician—£1,050-25-1,100; £1,150-50-1,400 per annum. Superintending Technician£1,450-50-1,600 per annum. Family passages.Children’s car andoutfit allowances. Superannuation.Subsidized accommodation. Annual overseas leavewhere applicable. Detailed applications (6 copies)naming 3 referees by 22nd September, 1965, toSecretary, Inter-University Council for HigherEducation Overseas, 33 Bedford Place, London,W.C71: Local candidates should also send one copyof their application to the Registrar. Ahmadu BelloUniversity, Zaria from whom further particularsmay be obtained.


Houses oF PARLIAMENT

VACANCY FOR ONE FURNISHINGSUPERVISOR

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for the post of Furnishing Supervisor inthe Parliament Flats, Lagos.

2. Salary.—Scale D SA—£594-27-702 ; £732-30-792.

3.Qualifications—Cadidates, who should not bemore than 40 years of age should possess a goodgeneral education and should hold a certificate notbelow the West African School Certificate or itsequivalent. They will be required to produceevidence of previous experience in duties where tactand ability to deal with personal problemsand widevariety of people are essential. Experience inmaintenance of refrigerators will be an advantage.

4. Duties—The officer will be in charge ofissuing furniture to flats used by MembersofParlia-mentandthe periodical inspection of such furniture.He will also be required to assist the PrincipalExecutive Officer (Housing Management) in lookingafter the general cleanliness and allocation of Flats atIkoyi and Victoria Island.

5.’ Method of application.—Applications statingcandidate’s experience and qualifications should besent to the Clerk of the Parliaments, Houses ofParliament, Lagos, so as to reach him notlater than31st October, 1965.


Nicer DeLta DEVELOPMENT Boarp

VACANCIES FOR SENIOR STAFF

Applications are invited from suitably qualitiedcandidates for the following postin the service of theNiger Delta Development Board.

ACCOUNTANT:

Qualification—Candidates must possess at leastone of the following qualifications:

' (1) Final Certificate of éne of the followingexamining Bodies:

(2) A.C.A. (England, Scotland, and Ireland) —(6) A.C.C.A.

(ce) LC,W.A.

(#7) Institute of Cost and Works Accountants

(2) Honours degree in Economicsor equivalentwith Accountancy as.a special subject,

(3) Holders of the Final Certificate of Char-tered Institute of Secretaries with appropriateexperience.

Duties.—The successful candidatewillbe requiredto carry out normal duties of an Accountant in acommercial organisation, He will be workingunder the Chief Accountant of the Board and may berequired on occassionsto actfor the ChiefAccountant.Salary.—Normally Scale A-—-£720-762-804-1,584but in deserving cases, appointment or secondmentwill bemade on the basis of Scale A 1—£1,368-1,422

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Conditions of service.—The postis not pensionablebut the person appointedwill be eligible to participateina Non-contributory Provident Fund Scheme towhich the Board pays 25 per cent of salary. NigeriaOfficers will be eligible to receive an allowance inlieu of housing of 84 per cent of salary. The otherconditions of service are at present similarto those of membersof the Federal Public Service ofequivalent rank.

Method of application—Candidates in the Federaland other Public Service of the Republic shouldforward their applications through the Heads oftheir deparment who will forward them to theSecretary, Niger Delta Development Board togetherwith up-to-date copies of Confidential Reports.Such candidates may also send copies of theirapplications direct to the Secretary, Niger DeltaDevelopment Board for advance information.(it) Candidates outside Government Service, butin Nigeria should obtain official application formsfrom the Secretary, Niger Delta Development Boardand submitthem in accordance with directions thereon.Closing date.—All applications should reach theSecretary, Niger Delta Development Board, PrivateMail Bag 5067, Port Harcourt not later than 20th,September, 1965, only those applicants consideredsuitable for interview will receive replies from theSecretary.


MINisTRY oF TRADE AND INDustRy,WESTERN NIGERIA

VACANCY FOR ACCOUNTING ADVISERApplications are invited from suitably qualifiedNigerian candidates for ‘appointment to the postof Accounting Adviser ih the Ministry of Tradeand Industry, Western Nigeria.2. Salary—Group ‘ 8.—£1,860 per annum(consolidated).

3. Qualifications.—Applicant must possess atleast seven years’ suitable Post-qualificationexperience in commercial ‘and industrial accountingas well as in cost accounting after he has attainedAssociate Membership of one of the followingprofessional Bodies:—(i) Institute of Chartered Accountants,(z) Association of Certified and CorporateAccountants,

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4, ‘Duties—Theofficer's primary duties will be inthe Industrial’ Promotions Division and he will beconcerned with the examination offinancial proposalsand estimates of “profitability and costs etc., putforward by firms who wish to be considered astechnical partners in proposed joint ventures. Theofficer will also be required to render valuableservices on the Boards and Corporations’ side ofthe Ministry in unravelling the accounts of theFinance and the Developntent Corporations, and inassisting to advise the Registrar of Co-operativeSocieties on technical accounting problems connectedwith commercial accounts of the Apex Co-operativeOrganisations, such as the Co-operative Bank ofWestern Nigeria Limited, the Co-operative SupplyAssociation and the Association of Nigeria Co-Operative Exporters. ~The officer’s professionaladvice will be expected to cover audit questionnairesand analysis for Auditors of Co-operative Societiesand the formsof account in use by the various typesof Co-operative Societies (Marketing, Consumers,Credit and Group farming).

5. Conditions of service—The post is pensionableand in the case of a new entrant into the publicservice, appointmentwill normally be on probationfor three years. Other conditions of service willbe as prescribed for the time being for officers ofequivalent grades in the Public Service of WesternNigeria. :

6. Methodof application in Nigeria.—Applicationsfrom candidates not in Government Service shouldbe completed in duplicate on Form W.N.P.S.C.1obtainable from the Secretary of any of the RegionalPublic Service Commissions or of the Federal

Service Commission. Applications fromcandidates in Government Service should besubmitted in letter form, through the head of theapplicant’s Department and, if the applicantis in aPublic Service other than that of Western Nigeria,through the Public Service Commission concernedand be accompanied by copies of ConfidentialReports for the last three years. It will be appreciatedif a covering letter can be sent containing anyspecial comments that may beof value in assessingthe candidate’s suitability for the post applied for.

In the United Kingdom.—-Applications should becompletedin triplicate on Form WNPSC1 obtainablefrom the Official Secretary, Office of the Agent-General for Western Nigeria (Recruitment Branch),178/202 Great’ Portland Street, London, W. 1 and:submitted through the Official Secretary to reach .him notlater than 28th August, 1965..

7. Closing date.—All applications should reachthe Secretary, Public Service Commission, WesternNigeria, Ibadan, notlater than 4th September, 1965.

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Ministry of, Works AND TRANSPORT,‘WESTERN NIGERIA

VACANCIES IN THE POSTS OF WATERENGINEERS, GRADES I AND II

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedNigerian candidates for appointment to the postsmentioned hereunder in the Ministry of Works andTransport, Western Niggria ,lbadan:

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1. WaTER Encineers, Grape I

(a) Salary.—Scale X—£1,368-1,650annum.

(6) Qualifications.—Associate Membership ofthe Institution of Civil Engineers or an equivalentqualification, with at least three years’ additionalexperience since obtaining the qualifications forappointmentto the post of Engineer, Grade II.

(c) Duties—Design and construction. ofWater Supply works, supervision of the main-tenance of water supply schemes in an area,and thetrainingofsubordinate staff.

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(2) WaterEncingers, GRADE II

(a) Salary—Scale . A—£972. (EnhancedEntry Point)—£1,584 per annum.

(6) Qualifications.—A degree in CivilEngineering recognised by the Institution ofCivil Engineers; or Parts I and II of theInstitutions’ Examination ; or a qualification ofequal standing ; plus in each case, at least twoyears’ recognised post-qualification practicalexperience.

(¢) Duties.—Carrying out preliminary surveysand investigations for water supply schemes,designing and supervising the construction ofminor schemes, supervising the efficient main-tenance of water supply ‘schemes and trainingof subordinatestaff. ,

2. Conditions of service.—All the posts are pension-able and in the case of new entrants into the publicservice, appointments would normally be onprobation for three years. Other conditions ofservice will be as prescribed for the time being forofficers of equivalent grades in the public service ofWestern Nigeria.

3. Methods of application.—(a) In Nigeria.—Applications from candidates rot in GovernmentService should be completed in duplicate on formWNPSC.1, obtainable from the Secretary of anyof the Regional Public Service Commissions or ofthe Federal Public Service Commission. Applicationsfrom candidates in Government service should besubmitted in letter form, through the Head of theapplicant’s Department and, if the applicant is in aPublic Service other than that of Western Nigeria,through the Public Service Commission concerned,and .be accompanied by copies of ConfidentialReports. for the last three years. It will beappreciated if a covering letter can be sent containingany special comments that may be of value inassessing the candidate’s suitability for the postapplied for.

(5) In the United Kingdom.—Applications shouldbe completed in triplicate on Form WNPSC.1,obtainable from the Official Secretary, Office of theAgent-General for Western Nigeria (Recruitment178/202 Great Portland Street, London,-W.1, and submitted through the Official Secretaty

to reach him not later than 20th September, 1965.4. Closing date —All applications should reach

the Secretary Public Service Commission, WesternNigeria, Ibadan, notlater than 27th September, 1965,

5. Carididates whose applications are currentlyoutstanding need not re-apply as their cases willautomatically be considered along with the others.

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Government Notice No, 1641 (2nd publication)

MINISTRY OF Commerce, EasTERN NIGERIAVACANCY FOR CHEMIST

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for the post of Chemistin the Ministry ofCommerce, Eastern Nigeria.

2. Scale of salary.—Scale A.—£720-1,584. Tenper cent contract addition to the basic salary, andinducement addition ranging from £180-300 perannum, depending on salary, are payable in eachcase if appointment is on contract. Incrementalcredits for approved experience would be awarded.

- 3. Qualifications—Applicants should possess agood honours degree in ione of the following:Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, ChemicalTechnology or Physics. Research and/or industrialexperience will be an advantage. -

4. Duttes—The duties of the post have a largecontent of laboratory research work with emphasison developmental research and pilot projects.Successful candidates may also be required tundertake fundamentalor basic research where andwhen necessary, and will be expected to adviseGovernment and private agencies approved by theGovernmenton all questions relating to their work.

5. Other conditions of service—(a) The post ispensionable, except wh¥re contract terms are offered,and in the case of new entrants to GovernmentService, appointment would be on probation forthree years. Expatriate officers are appointed only oncontract.

(6) Gratuity of £37-10s-Od would be paid tocontract officers for each completed period of threemonths satisfactory service for salary exceeding£1,000.

(c) Rentis payabl@at 84 per cent of basic salary orto a maximum of £150 per annum when an officeris occupying Government Quarters.

(d) Outfit allowance of £60 is payable to anexpatriate officer on first appointment.

6. Method of application.—Applications should beaddressed to the Secretary, Public Service Commis-sion, P.M.B. 1063, Enugu, Eastern Nigeria, so asto reach him notlater than 10th September, 1965.

7. Applications from candidates not in Govern-ment Service should be completed in triplicate onthe prescribed form which may be obtained fromall District Offices and from the Nigeria InformationService in‘Lagos, Ibadan, Kaduna and Enugu.

8. Applications from candidates in GovernmentService should be submitted through the Head ofthe. applicant’s Department and be accompanied byConfidential Reports.

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Mip-WesteRn NIGERIA, MINISTRY OF LANDS: AND HovusInc

VACANCIES FOR SURVEY ASSISTANT,GRADEII

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for appointment to the post of SurveyAssistant, Grade II in the Ministry of Lands andHousing, Mid-Western Nigerid,

Qualification.—Either(a) Cambridge or West African School Certifi-

cate with credit in Mathematics andatleast a passin any twoofthe following subjects:

Additional Mathematics, Geography, Physicsor Geheral Science: or(b) General Certificate of Education (Ordinary

Level) with passes in the same group of subjectsas in (a). :

In either case, the candidate must pass in EnglishLanguageat the same Sitting.Duties—Simple property and detail surveys and

preparation ofsimple boundarydescription. Ordinarylevelling and simple contouring; routine surveycomputations. Checking and charting of simpleplot surveys and low order topographical traverses.

Salary scale.—Scale E 1, B.C. 3 (£198-446),

2. Candidates selected may be required to undergoa 12 months’ Basic Survey Course at a SurveyTraining Centre. Successful candidates at thecourse will be placed on a further 12 months’ practicalwork.

3. The Post is permanent and pensionable andsuccessful candidates will be'appointed on probationfor three years.

4f Method of application.—Applications should beaddressed to the Permanent. Secretary, Ministry ofLands and Housing, Benin City. Applicants inGovernmentService and Public Corporations shouldforward their applications through their Heads ofDepartment.

5. Applications in sealed envelopes and markedApplication for the post of Survey Assistant”,must reach the Permanent Secretary, Ministry ofLands and Housingnotlater than noon on Saturday11th September, 1965,

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Public Service Commission


Lacos University 'Tracuinc Hosprra

VACANCY FOR LABORATORYASSISTANTS

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedgirls for the post of Laboratory Assistants.

Qualification.—Applicants must hold the WestAfrican School Certificate or its equivalent withcredits in three Science subjects.Salary.— £204-342 per annum. (Entry point

depends on qualifications and experience).The post is pensionable but appointment will be

on probation for an initial period of three years,Methodofapplication.—Applications stating names

in full, age, schools attended withdates, qualifications ©and experience, name and address of employer ifany, together with copies: of certificates and testi-monials, should be addresse d to the Secretary, LagosUniversity Teaching Hospital, Private Mail Bag12003, Lagos, to reach hin not later than 2ndSeptember, 1965.

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FEDERAL Ministry or Heauru

VACANCY FOR SPECIALIST(PSYCHIATRIST)

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for the post of Specialist (Psychiatrist)in the Federal Ministry of Health,

2. Scale of salary—Group6, £2,496 per annumfor pensionable officers or Group 6 20% Contractaddition 7.e. £2,988 per annum forofficers appointedon contract, and Inducement Addition ranging from£180-270 depending. on salary, are’ payable ifappointmentis offered to an expatriate on contract.

3. Qualifications —A Diploma in Psychiatry froma recognised University is an essential qualification.Evidence of administrative ability, an appreciationof the country’s problems in the care and treatmentof psychiatric cases, and capacity for good organisa-tion and cordial personal relationships are ofadvantage. Candidates should have at least 10 yearsexperience in Psychiatry.

4. Duties—The successful candidate will berequired to assist the Senior Specialist (Psychiatrist)in the organisation and day to day running of theYaba Mental Hospital and the Oshodi Convalescent .Home.

5. Other conditions of service .—Appointment iseither permanent or on contract basis which isrenewable on mutual agreement. New entrantsto Government Service on permanent basis will beappointed on probation for three years. In thecase of an expatriate appointee, free passage pri-vileges are granted on appointment and duringvacation leave. An outfit allowance of £60 (sixty-pounds) where applicable, is also payable.

Rent at the rate of 84% of basic salary (includ-ing contract addition where applicable) is charged,subject to a maximum of £150 (one hundred andfifty pounds) per annum, if appointee occupies’Government Quarters. Free medical facilities wouldbe provided for the officer and his family.-

Leave will be according to existing FederalGovernment Regulations.

6. Length of tour—The normal length of onetour for an indigenous officer is 12 months, andbetween 15-24 months for an expatriate officer.

7. Method of application.—Applications shouldbe addressed to the Secretary, Federal PublicService Commission, Private Mail Bag No. 12586,Lagos, so as to reach him notlater than 5th October,1965.

(:) Applications from candidates not in Govern-ment Service should be completed on the prescribedform which may be obtained from the Secretary,Federal Public Service Commission, Lagos.

Service should be submitted through theapplicant’sHead of Departmentandthe Secretary of the PublicService Commission concerned and be accompaniedwith Confidential reports on the appropriate form,

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UNIVERSITY CoLLEGE Hospira, IBADANVACANCIES |

(a) Deputy Cuter Stores anp SuppLing OFFICER(6) Stores OFFICER

Applications are invited from suitably qualified -and experienced Nigerians for the following posts :-—

(a) Deputy Chief Stores and Supplies Officer.—- Applicants must be thoroughly experienced in all

aspects of supply practice and procedure, prefer-ably with a knowledge of hospital equipment andsurgical instruments. An appropriate préfessionalqualification would be an advantage, Duties ofthe post would be those which are allocated to thesuccessful candidate by the Chief Stores andSupplies Officer for whom he would. be requiredto deputies and whose duties include the purchase,control and distribution of all hospital equipmentand supplies and the responsibility for hospitaltransport comprising 18 vehicles. ,

(b) Stores Officer—Applicants must have soundexperience in all aspects of supply practice andprocedure, preferably with a knowledge of hospitalequipment and surgical instruments. An appro-priate professional qualification would be anadvantage. ~

Salaries.—(pensionable)—Post (a) £1,164-1,314per annum

Post (b) £648-1,116.per. oe annum ‘Application forms and further particulars obtain-

able from the House Governor on réceipt of astamped self-addressed foolscap envelope. Closing,


UNiversiry or Nicrria, NsuxKka

VACANCIES: FACULTY OF EDUCATION(a) Lecrurer in SpeciaL MEruops (BioLoey,

PHYSICS OR CHEMISTRY)

Candidates should possess good honours degree oradvanced qualification in science education or acombination of any two of the subjects listed aboveand an advanced degree or diplomain education andin addition several years of teaching experience ateither university or secondary grammarschoollevel.(6) Lecturer in Specta, MErHops (GzocraPuy)

Applicants must have good honours degree oradvanced qualification in Geography and a degreeor diploma in education. and in addition severalyears of teaching experience at the university,secondary grammar school or teacher trainingcollege level.

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

Conditions ofservice.—Passages paid for appointee,wife and five children under 11 | years, onappointment, leave after 21 months’ tour andtermination. Children’s and car allowances, super-annuation Scheme. ‘ Accommodation | with hardstandard furniture at rent. rates not exceeding7.7 per cent of salary or standard rent whichever isthe less. ;

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Method of application.—Detailed typewrittenapplication (six copies) 8iving educational back-ground with dates, age, nationality and moritalStatus, qualifications and experience with institutionsand dates, publications with titles and briefs andthree referees competentto attest to academic and/orprofessional excellence and ili latent ordemonstrated ‘to work/teach at university level.Applications by 20th September, 1965 to Secretaryto Council, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Civilservants should forward their applications throughthe Heads of their departments.


Universiry oF Lacos Mepicat Scuoo,Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for the post of Lecturer or JuniorResearch Fellow in Physiology in the DepartmentofPhysiological Sciences,Candidates for the Lectureship must have medicaldegrees or a good honours degree and in addition toeither post-graduate qualification in Physiology.Research and teaching experiences desirable.Candidates for the Junior Research Fellowshipmust have medical degrees or good honours degreein Physiology.Appointment to commence as soon as possible.Salary scale.—Lecturer £2,200-100-2,600 perannum. .Junior Research Fellow £1,200-100-1,700 per an-num. |

Entry point depending on qualifications andexperience in either case.Passages for appointee, wife and up to five childrenunder 11 years of age, on appointment, leave andtermination where applicable.Children’s and car allowances ; SuperannuationSchemesimilar to and acceptable for transfer to the.F.S.S.U,. ; Part-furnished accommodation at a rentnot exceeding 7 per cent of salary. Free medicalattention.

Detailed applications (10 copies) giving full names,place and date of birth, nationality, marital status,number and ages of children, permanent homeaddress, degrees (including dates and institutions)and anyother qualifications and distinctions, previousexperience, together with the namesof three refercesby 18th September, 1965, tothe Registrar, Universityof Lagos Medical School, P.M.B. 12003, Lagos,or to the Secretary, Inter-University Council forHigher Education Overseas, 33 Bedford Place,London, W.C.1.

Further particulars may be obtained from Lagosor London.


University or Lagos MEpIcaL ScHOOLHead Department—Professor Shirley Fleming,

‘ B.A., M.D., F.F.A.R.C.S. (Eng.) °Applications are invited from suitably qualified_ennthtlaten for the post of Associate Professor in theDepartment of Anaesthesia. Candidates must be

graduates and also have the F.F.A.R.CS. (Eng.) orequivalent qualification, and have had medicalexperience in Tropical regions. Research andteaching experience will be an advantage. ‘The

successful applicant will be consideredfor honoraryconsultantship to the Lagos University TeachingHospital before taking up the appointment whichshould commence in January 1966, or as soon aspossible thereafter.

.Salary.— £3,200 per annum.Passages for appointee, wife and up to five childrenunder 11 years of age on appointment, leave andtermination, where applicable. Children’s and carallowances ; Superannuation scheme similar to andacceptable for transfer to the FS.8.U.; Part-furnished accommodation at a rent not exceeding7 per centofsalary.Detailed applications (10 copies) naming threereferees, by 18th September, 1965, to the Registrar,University of Lagos Medical School, P.MI.B. 12003,Lagos, Nigeria or to University of Lagos MedicalSchool, Amberley House, Norfolk Street, London,W.C.2. \Furtherparticulars may beobtained from Lagos or: London.


youLacos University TEACHING HOsPITAL

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for the posts of :—(a) General Engineering Foreman.(8) Air-Conditioning/Refrigeration Foreman.

Qualifications(a) Candidates must have serveda five-year apprenticeship as a Fitter/Machinistand have at least five years post apprenticeshipexperience in general engi eering and steam engi-neering. A final City and Guilds Certificate inMechanical Engineering is essential.(6) Applicants must have served a five-yearapprenticeship in General Fitting and Refrigerationand haveat least five years post experience, A finalCity and Guilds Certificate in Mechanical Engineer-ing is essential. Previous Supervisory experienceor training will be an advantage. Applicants shouldbe over 28 years old in each case.

Salary.—£482-500-518-542-569-596 per annum.(Point of entry depends on qualification andexperience).

Duties.—(a) Successful candidate will be respon-sible to the Chief Engineer for :-— oS(i) Maintenance of Mechanical plant and equip-ment including steam boilers, diese] plants,laundry and kitchen equipment.(%) Operation of Mechanical Servicesplant, ie,cold water, hot water and steam supplies.

(6) Successful candidate will be responsible formaintenance of all cold rooms, central and window-type air-conditioning installations.Method of application.—Applications addressedto the Secretary, Lagos University TeachingHospital, Private’ Mail Bag 12003, Lagos, shouldState names in full, age, schools attended withqualifications s obtained enclosing copies of cer-tificates, experience, name and address of presentemployer and names and addresses of three referees,Candidates who fail to give accurate informationwill be disqualified.

Closing date 10th September, 1965.

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2nd September, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1431Government Notice No. 1687

. a Board or Customs AND EXCISE f

SALE OF GOODS AT APAPA :Unless previously cleared, the following unclaimed goods Government Warehoused at APAPA will be

sold by public auction at Government Warehouse, Apapa, on the Thursday Succeeding the elapse of onecalendar month from the date offirst publication of this notice, commencing at 9.30 a.m.

Date of ‘Name of atr- Marks and Nos. Numberof Description ofpackagesreport craft or ship

. packagesUnknown Unknown Vono Apapa . a 1 PaperBag Containing Vono PartsUnknown Unknown U.T.C. No. 16 Apapa B. 29231 1 Case Contents UnknownUnknown Unknown OW.WT/A 1156 Lagos-Apapa 2 Trusses Contents Unknown19-11-64 Aureol Mr Gordon Rogers c/o E.D.L. .Water Street, Liverpool 2 Parcels Contents Unknown9-3-65 Steinhoft M.P. (N) Ltd No. 7 Apapa .. 2 Cases Lactogen9-3-65 Steinhoft P.T.L. Apapa TP/631 Nigeria 1 Carton Machinery Parts7-4-65 Cornvill AT/2309 A.T.MLN. 304340-JA1

:7456 1458 Cotra Nigeria 1 .. 1 Case Contents Unknown7-4-65 Cornvill General Motors AT/2153, A/

1436 1442 1446 1452 Cotra-:Nigeria 1 ee 1 Case Contents Unknown

Unknown Unknown No Marks No Numbers 1 Package Coritents UnknownUnknown Unknown K & H 8/2/N. Apapa .. 1 Carton Contents UnkndwnUnknown Unknown 9623 P/P KC Chellarams Apapa

Kano .. .. 1 Carton Medum Prunes! .Unknown Unknown B.M.L. Apapa 1 Case Contents Unknowh21-8-63 Elnil No Marks No Numbers . 1 Portmanteaux Personal Effects21-1-63 Hoegh Belle B.P. 465 Fort Lamy T. Chad .. 1 Parcel Contents Unknown

20-12-64 Oduduwa S.M.G.M.S. FRW/M/196 Ba-thurst2 =, +. Broken Carton Envelopes

5-10-65 Congo Kust AGL. MK/X. 139 Kano/AP.ZL,6367... -. .. 5 Cartons Rubber Shoes

Unknown Unknown 8827 Funtua via Apapa C2 N/N 1 F/Case Contents UnknownUnknown Unknown D/352/1Wc/o Cotra Apapa.

4775... .. 1 ¢Carton Contents UnknownUnknown Unknown Genuine Gestetner Products —— ;N/M NIN Le .. 1 Carton Contents UnknownUnknown Unknown S.N.S.A. 6967 1694Al F2 LagosCustoms Wharf N/N . A ‘Carton Containing 24 Tins Arri-, goni Tomato Juice

Unknown Unknown No Marks No Numbers os 1 Carton SoapUnknown Unknown Helmann’s N/N .,. ?. 1 Carton Containing 12 Bottles. ‘Helmann’s Food Prep.14-8-63 African Glean/L C/63/H/5662/N/N .. 1 Carton E-Z Spray

Unknown Unknown FAOLLagos Apapa L.30134 1 Drum Contents Unknown11-1-65 Freetown Akintunde Lagos Bound Tusk o: 20/50 .. Le, . + Bales, Stock Fish24-1-65 Obuasi J. Allen & Co. Ltd. P.O. Box -° 542, Lagos Nigeria .. dl Case Contents Unknown :30-11-64 Florence Holt C.R.C. Lagos . .. 9 Cases"Motor Spares :3-3-75 Taiten Maru BEN 43616 Lagos 1-17 17 Bales Grey Cotton Shirting

4-122§+ Kano Palm Pharco TE 2970 2.1, 2 Bales Contents Unknown eG10-4765 &Onitsha M.T.C. Lagos .. .. 1 Bale Gunnies : *27-7-64 Mexico Maru C.B. Co. M.A.A. C, Lagos 4-6, a

: _9-10, 14-15 .. .. 6 Cases Enamelware11-5-65 Badagry Palm Jean Cheveremont Nigeria To- 1 Cases Personal Effectsbacco Co. P.O. Box 79, Zaria 1 Trunk. 6, Cases Cotton Goods

11-5-65 Badagry Palm Shuboni Lagos 1-628-12-64 Hoegh Banniere Bakara 12667 322/13612/B/1Ibadan via Apapa Nigeria 2 Cases Contents Unknown

4-11-64 Gabon Kust No Marks No Numbers 1 Carton Contents UnknownUnknown Unknown

1

And a miscellaneous quantity of unidentifiab’Government Warehouse, or any other place, as th

W.F.C. Ex 027663 Apapa Carton Containing 60 CakesCadum Soap :

le cargo, lying on the dump or stacking area, or-in the€ case may be,

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Boarp oF CusToMS AND EXCISE

SALE OF GOODS AT ORONUnless previously cleared, the following unclaimed goods Government Warehoused at ORONwill besold by public: auction at Government Warehouse, Oron, on the Thursday succeeding the elapse of onecalendar month from the date offirst publication ofthis notice, commencingat 9 a.m.

Date of Name of air- Marks and Nos. Number of Description of packagesreport craft or ship packages24-2-62. PS/OR/62/18/32 EW 1081 .. a 1 Mercedes Benz Lorry29-7-63 PS/OR/63/42/115 EU 655 .. (4. wt Peugeot 403 Station Wagon14-12-62 PS/OR/62/110/ ,

249 EA 3510 . . 1 Morris Lorry .16-10-62 PS/OR/62/98/218 EA 3224 .. we 1 Morris Lorry21-10-61 PS/OR/61/68/135 EA 1933 .. : 1 Austin Lorry11-9-64 PS/OR/64/36/106 EA 3011 .. ~ 1 Morris Lorry

And a miscellaneous quantity of unidentifiable cargo, lying on the dump,or Stacking area, or-in theGovernment Warehouse, or any otherplace, as the case maybe. .

CeGovernment Notice No. 1689

CANCELLATION OF CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF A TRADE UNION

THE NIGERIAN MECHANICS’ ASSOCIATION, JOS.

REGISTERED No. 580

The Certificate of Registration of the above-named Trade Union was cancelled on 30th day of January,1965

DaTED this 1st day of July, 1965,

: J. A. Ocun,Registrar of Trade Unions

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