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NLO 2021 : Fosla FC Begins On A Winning Note

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The game was barely 15 minutes when Meshach Awoje latched on a through pass from Onoche Ogbelu, an SS 2 student of Fosla Academy to score the opener for the Jos Centre of the 2021 NLO League Season.

The goal which was all the Fosla FC boys needed to turn the heart on fellow Abuja based team B. Angels had various scoring opportunities, but poor marksmanship in front of goal deprived the Alhaji Sani Lulu Abdullahi, former NFF President boys, the opportunities of scoring more goals before the interval.

On resumption of the second half, the B. Angels boys gave a good account of themselves with their robust and very intelligent playing pattern, but the defense network of the Fosla boys marshaled by Gabriel Achu stood their ground until the end of proceedings.

In the post match interview, the Coach of Fosla Academy, Karshi-Abuja, Ifeanyi Ubah said his boys who are all Undergraduate students of Nasarawa State University Keffi were very outstanding in the game, and gave a good account of themselves against a more experienced B. Angels boys. He promised to work on the lapses noticed before their next match against Samba Kurna on Wednesday . He was full of appreciation to Proprietor of the Club Alhaji Sani Lulu Abdullahi for giving the players the opportunity to exhibit their talents in the game of football.

FOSLA Football Club a debutant to the League comprised of all Undergraduate students of Nasarawa University Keffi, with exemption of defensive midfielder Onuche Ogbelu who is an SS 2 student of Fosla Academy, Karshi-Abuja. All the players have been under the scholarship of Alhaji Sani Lulu Abdullahi right from their Junior Secondary School.

The League continues on Tuesday with Dolphins playing AYD Doma, Basira FC tackling Bida Lions and Wikki Feeders settling scores with Samba Kurna FC. All the matches will be played at the Zaria Road Stadium in Jos.

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Nigeria Will Take Good Shape In No Distant Time- Olawande

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Joel Ajayi

The Minister of State for Youth Development, Ayodele Olawande has urged the citizens of the country to be patient with the Administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in transforming the lives of its citizens through various policies and programs of the federal government.

The Minister made this submission while delivering his speech at the Joint Union Negotiating Council’s week of the Federal Ministry of Youth Development branch. This is the first edition since both Ministries of Youth and Sports had been damaged. The JUNC week which was held at Atiku Hall, Office of Head of Civil Service of the Federation in Abuja had its theme: “The working people in a volatile, uncertain, and complex economy”  

In the words of the Honourable Minister: “I urge you to be patient with this administration. In no distant time, the country will take good shape and the lives of its citizens will be transformed”.

“President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is not a pauper, he is an acknowledged epitome of wealth, and so it cannot be said of him that he desires to loot the treasury of Nigeria. He has seen money and as a result of this, he is not interested in looting the nation’s treasury”, Olawande explained.

 He emphasized that “leadership is all about being committed to serve. If you are a Minister now, tomorrow you will be addressed as a former Minister, likewise a Director  because there is no permanent position but the impact that you made while in that office will speak after you”, the Minister reiterated.

Olawande expressed his gratitude to the workers of the Ministry for being supportive of the government policies and programs. He promised that the welfare of the staff would not be compromised, adding that workers deserve remuneration for being hardworking.

Earlier in his address, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Mr. Olubunmi Olusanya admonished the staff of the Ministry to put in their best as “Performance Management System” which replaces APER is the criteria to be used for promotion effective next year. This, according to him is because the Performance Management System (PMS) records the best efforts and input of each staff which will in turn be used to grade such staff.

Olusanya who disclosed that the welfare of the staff is his priority as workers deserve the best for the services rendered. He opined that “the hungry man is angry and as a worker, if you are not treated fairly and properly, it is impossible to get the best out of you. As a result, all staff will be treated properly as motivation to propel the best in you”, he concluded.

The Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Mrs. Esther Didi Walson-Jack, OON, MNI, in her address, informed that the activity to reinvigorate the Civil Service in a bid to ensure that Civil Servants carry out their duties with much diligence to have efficient and incorruptible civil service is currently on course. She advised workers to wake up and be committed to the service of the nation.

In his closing remarks, Mr. Jerry Akume, the General Secretary of the Union expressed his delight in celebrating this year’s edition of the Union week, while highlighting the achievements of the union so far. These include:

Upward review of staff welfare, prompt payment of repatriation allowances, payment of first 28 days allowance, assistance to the sick, general training of staff, and sending forth/retirement package for retired staff.

He also appealed to the Management of the Ministry, saying that irrespective of the aforementioned achievements, a lot still needs to be done in such areas as procurement of staff buses, upward review of welfare payment for festive periods, consistent general staff training, and procurement of office and work materials.

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