E Concepts Blog

When you are writing a resume to apply for an appealing position, there are some things that you need to keep in mind. For example, it is crucial to understand the importance of professional background. The more of it you reference, the bigger are your chances to get the desirable job and become a perfect candidate in the eyes of the boss. But do you know how to write the background for resume which would blow the recruiter away and get you the position you long for? Image: unsplash.com Source: UGC The professional resume background can play an essential role in the recruiter's decision to hire you for the job. It is very significant to learn about the right way to reference your career background. At one point, all of us have heard about the significance of potential worker's past experiences for the employer. Some people, however, misunderstand the purpose of it and fail to create an impressive background in their resume. This is why everyone who is about to include this...

[Guardian] Abuja -Former President, Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE), Abiodun Adesanya, has called for tactical approach towards oil exploration in the Northern region of the country and other inland basins.

[Guardian] Jos -The body of a young man was found in a well at Dutse Uku community of Jos North local government area of Plateau State yesterday morning. The discovery caused heightened tension, especially after restive youths came out in their numbers to protest against the death.

[Guardian] The consumer goods subsector is reeling under the pangs of harsh operating environment, just as the earnings of the sectors listed equities remained subdued with negative sentiments due to policy issues.

The Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) on Tuesday, March 12, claimed that it had come in contact with a list of five-member justices of the appeal court ‘programmed’ to hear Atiku Abubakar’s petition. Atiku and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) have agreed to contest the results of the recently held presidential election that produced Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for a second term. According to the CUPP, the five justices were endorsed by the presidency to handle the petition, Daily Independent reports. READ ALSO: NAIJ.com upgrades to Legit.ng: a letter from our Editor-in-Chief Bayo Olupohunda CNPP’s Ikenga Imo said in a statement that the list was “which was intercepted by our credible insider informant during conveyance from the Villa back to the Court of Appeal, was drawn from a list of eight justices submitted to the Villa for approval. “Nigerians will recall that we had earlier raised alarm over the donation of a senatorial ticket to the...

- The Benue Youth Forum has accused the APC of planning to rig the supplementary election in the state - The group alleged that the APC was planning to thumb-print ballot papers and fill the result sheets before the polls - The youth group described the plot by the APC as devilish and anti-people, vowing to resist it with the last drop of their blood The Benue Youth Forum (BYF) has accused the All Progressives Congress (APC) of planning to rig the forthcoming supplementary election in the state. The group alleged that the APC was planning to thumb-print ballot papers and fill the result sheets before the polls. This was contained in a statement sent to Legit.ng on Tuesday, March 12 by the president if the BYF, Comrade Terrence Kuanum. The youth group described the plot by the APC as devilish and anti-people, vowing to resist it with the last drop of their blood. READ ALSO: U.S observers decry election management in Nigeria, call for reforms Our reliable sources at INEC have d...

[Daily Trust] Kannywood actor, Bello Muhammed, says he will cut off his trade mark hair in fulfilment of a promise to do so, if President Muhammadu Buhari is reelected.

[Vanguard] Abuja -The Independent National Electoral Commission has apologized to the Nigerian Air Force for wrongfully accusing it of using its personnel to invade its premises in Rivers State and disrupt the collation of results in the protracted governorship and House of Assembly polls.

[This is Africa] "Freshwater", the debut novel of non-binary Nigerian author Akwaeke Emezi, is a book that tackles multiplicity in an autobiographical account of the author's reality and identity. "I am a village full of faces and a compound full of bones, translucent thousands."

[This is Africa] The United Kingdom's most prestigious literary prize, the Women's Prize for Fiction, announced its 2019 longlist. The judging panel managed to whittle down the 163 entries to 16 amazing authors, three of which are Nigerian.

[This Day] More countries have joined Ethiopia, Indonesia, China and Camay Island to ground the operations of Boeing 737MAX8 after the aircraft type operated by Ethiopia Airlines crashed on Sunday morning en-route Nairobi from Addis Ababa, killing 157 persons on board.

[This Day] Maiduguri -No fewer than 30,000 Nigerian refugees recently ejected from Cameroon are at risk of insurgency attack and lack access to basic humanitarian services, the Nigeria INGO forum (NIF) has raised the alarm.

[Guardian] Nigerian music star, Iyanya who made some damning allegations against his former business partner, Ubi Franklin yesterday has now revealed more details.

[Guardian] The Management of Ethiopian Airlines in Nigeria has opened Condolence Registers at their country offices in Abuja, Lagos, Kano and Enugu for the victims of the flight that crashed on March 10, six minutes after take off.

[Guardian] The ruling All Progressives Congress has won 62 out of 109 seats in the Senate. The People's Democratic Party has 37 seats and the Young Progressives Party secured one.

[Premium Times] The Swedish Embassy has held a one-day training for Nigerian women to improve the representation of women on Wikipedia.

[Premium Times] The National Population Commission says a comprehensive database for births and deaths registration in the country from 2004-2019 will be ready by the end of the year.

[Premium Times] The Senate on Tuesday appointed the Deputy Majority Whip, Francis Alimikhena, as acting chairman of the Adhoc Committee on Minimum Wage.

[Premium Times] The suspended Chief Justice of Nigeria, Walter Onnoghen, was absent at Tuesday's Code of Conduct Tribunal hearing on medical grounds.

[Premium Times] The Minister of State for Aviation, Hadi Sirika, said on Tuesday that Nigeria does not have any Boeing 737 MAX being operated by any Nigerian airline on its register.