JOB VACANCY: COOLING COMPRESSOR TECHNICIANS AT PHARMA DEKO PLC

Vacancy exists for the position of Cooling Technician at Pharma Deko Plc

Key Responsibilities:

·        Responsible for the proper start-up and shut-down of the cooling compressor as specified in its manual or laid down procedures.

·        Responsible for the monitoring of the efficient and effective functioning of this machine and flag off issues immediately such is noticed.  

·        Perform maintenance and shutdown jobs on Screw Cooling Compressor & Reciprocating Cooling Compressor.

·        Perform maintenance and shutdown jobs on cooling towers, pumps and heat exchangers.

·        Initiates and champion health safety improvement as regards the use of cooling and other similar utilities within the Factory.

Nigeria at 56: Crawling from Self-Governance To Good Governance. By Ogundana Michael Rotimi

Nigeria is not 56 years old- it is a journey of 56 years post-colonial rule and every Independence Day affords us the opportunity to remember the struggles of our founders- their devotion and sacrifices for an independent nation. On Saturday, October 1, 1960, Nigeria became an independent nation. What follows was Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa's speech delivered at the Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos at the Independence Day Ceremony. In his speech, he said: “All too soon it has become evident that for us, independence implies a great deal more than self-government”. Unfortunately, 56 years on, we are yet to experience "The Great Deal" Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa talked about in his speech.

No doubts, it is a good thing to be independent- it means a lot more than just not being under the control of a colonial master. It is more than the desire and passion for self-governance- it is a journey towards Good Governance. Unfortunately, at 56, Nigeria is still crawling towards attaining this.

In this article, I do not mean to recount our woes and problems, however, it is my intention to draw our attention to the fact that we have by ourselves refused to transcend from the state of self-governance to a height of good governance.