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2015 Job Openings at Nigerian Bottling Company

The Nigerian Bottling Company Limited is one of the biggest companies in the non-alcoholic beverage industry in the country and is the sole franchise bottler of The Coca-Cola Company in Nigeria.

Our company serves approximately 160 million people by producing and distributing a unique portfolio of quality brands, bringing passion to marketplace implementation, and demonstrating leadership in corporate social responsibility.

NBC Ltd started operations in Nigeria in 1951. Based in the city of Lagos, we operate 13 bottling plants across the country. In addition, we channel products through 59 warehouses and distribution centers.

Senior Manager - Intelligence

• Job TypeFull Time
• Qualification: BA/BSc/HND  
• Experience 10 years
• Location : Lagos
• Job Field: Security / Intelligence  

Functional areas: Corporate Security
Department: Corporate Security

PURPOSE OF THE JOB:

The Senior Manager, Intelligence will be responsible for developing a rigorous intelligence capability that will help the company anticipate emerging risks to the business as well as offer insights on risk events that are currently underway.  The Senior Manager, Intelligence will be expected to conform to the highest ethical and legal standards of behavior – consistent with the company’s Code of Business Conduct – while exercising good judgment often in conditions of ambiguity. 

This role is a Senior Manager role in Security and reports directly to the Country Chief Securiy Officer.

They Key responsibilities of the role include:

• Develop standard processes to collect, report, analyze, produce and disseminate intelligence insights on significant risks so as to minimize disruptions that would lead to business losses.
• On key macro risk issues (such as the insurgency in the North East), build on existing analytical capabilities to deliver forward-looking assessments and scenario analyses for business continuity planning.
• Oversee a range of sensitive investigative activities to prevent/minimize fraud and other business losses.
• Lead the department’s intelligence capabilities in all respects.
• Provide briefings to senior company leaders on key risk issues.
• Integrate intelligence capability within the Security function through strong partnership with the operations team.
• Developing intelligence and investigations KBI to track and report.
• Build key relationships across government and private sector organizations that will legally and ethically enable crucial insight for the company.
• Maintain well-functioning relationships with other company functions to enable effective communication.
• Actively seek new ways to deliver high impact value to the company through new applications of the intelligence program.
• Develop an understanding of key stakeholders and their risks so as to orient intelligence capabilities to greatest effect.
• Support the company’s CSR agenda.
• Ensure that health, safety and environmental impact is a consideration in decision-making in all matters.

Education level 

• Minimum of an undergraduate degree from an accredited university,
• A masters degree and Professional Certification in Security will be an added advantage.

Experience needed

• 10years

Desired candidate profile

• Minimum of 10-15 years as a leader in an intelligence organization.
• An undergraduate degree from an accredited university. Masters degree or Professional Certification in Security will be an added advantage
• 5 years as a people manager.
• International experience is desirable.

Knowledge:

• Perfect English language skills
• In depth Knowledge of key intelligence and investigations practices
• Strong business acumen Skills:
• Ability to communicate and influence across different levels in the organization
• A systems thinker, who is analytical and who encourages competing views from members of the team.
• Strong business awareness with good written/oral communication and interpersonal skills.
• Values / Attitudes:
• Credibility
• Authenticity
• Caring for our people
• Learning
• Performing as One
• Willingness to travel as required

How to Apply: To apply for this position, click here

Application: 5th Feb., 2015
Work from Home

Consumption of Ponmo is dangerous to human health

The Director General of the Nigerian Institute of Leather Science & Technology (NILEST), Zaria, Dr Isuwa Adamu, has said that consumption of animal hides and skin, popularly known as Ponmo is dangerous to human health. Speaking to the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, today in Abuja, Adamu said scientific research has shown that ponmo doesn't have any nutritional value to human health and that some of the animals where ponmo is gotten from are usually sick & harbor dangerous chemicals.

   "In fact, it is not advisable for you to consume ponmo in the sense that some of the animals killed and used for ponmo actually have skin diseases. Some of these skin diseases are such that boiling them ordinarily, may not kill the bacteria. Some of the animals because of the ailments that they have gone through, are sometimes treated by way of injection with chemicals.
    People don’t allow these chemicals to complete its cycle and be removed from the body; they sometimes go ahead to kill these animals. So, if you consume the ponmo, the tendency is that you are consuming the chemicals directly because the skin part of the animal retains most of the harmful substances. Remember your skin is the major protective organ of your body and your skin harbours so many of the harmful things that are supposed to penetrate into your body,” he explained.

He advised the Federal government to put in place policies that would reduce the consumption of Ponmo in Nigeria.

The Acting Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Suleiman Abba ordered all commanding officers nationwide to provide water-tight security - Eid el-kabir celebrations

Abuja – The Acting Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Suleiman Abba, on Thursday ordered all commanding officers nationwide to provide water-tight security before, during and after the Eid el-kabir celebrations.

Abba specifically directed all Zonal Assistant Inspectors-General and Commissioners of Police in the 36 states and the FCT to take measures to provide adequate security at all key and vulnerable points.

He listed those areas as all places of worship, recreation centres and other public places, adding that this was to enable worshippers to perform their religious obligation.

Meanwhile, the Commissioner of Police in the FCT, Mr. Wilson Inalegwu, has assured residents of the territory of adequate security during the period.

Inalegwu, who briefed newsmen on the command’s preparation for the eid el-Kabir on Thursday, assured that the police would be deployed to all praying grounds and other public places.

The commissioner assured of increased motorized patrol during the period, and directed all Divisional Police Officers and Area Commanders to mobilize their men to provide adequate security throughout the celebration.

The Emir of Katsina, Alhaji Abdulmumini Kabir, has urged the elite in Katsina to avoid envying each other

Katsina – The Emir of Katsina, Alhaji Abdulmumini Kabir, has urged the elite in Katsina to avoid envying each other and unite for the development of the state.

Kabir stated this on Thursday at his palace while receiving officials of Katsina Consultative Forum.

He said that elite, recognized as the “think-tank’’ of the state, should come together and initiate projects that would be beneficial to the common man.

The emir advised the elite to shun any acts that could stop the people from benefitting from their wealth of experience.

“The state has been blessed with seasoned technocrats that possess a lot of experience that will bring rapid development in the state,’’ he said.

The emir also called on the forum to devise means of assisting unemployed youths that posed threat to the security of the state.

Kabir lamented that hundreds of youths that had graduated from universities were roaming the streets in Katsina without job, adding that the situation had become a source of concern to all.

Nigeria Union of Teachers in Anambra State has threatened to go on strike should the state government fail to fully provide enough facilities to check Ebola virus disease in schools

Nigeria Union of Teachers in Anambra State has threatened to go on strike should the state government fail to fully provide enough facilities to check Ebola virus disease in primary and secondary schools as it earlier promised.

Chairman of the union, Mr. Ifeanyi Ofodile said the teachers in the state were asked to resume in September as directed by the Federal Government following Governor Willie Obiano’s promise to provide the basic facilities including boreholes to schools to help check the disease.

“The national leadership of our union met with the federal government, ministers, governors and commissioners following which the federal government declared the country Ebola free and subsequently reopened schools nationwide. Presently, we are going from school to school to see to what extent the state has gone in the implementation of their promise.  We shall not hesitate to withdraw teachers from the class room if we find any shortcoming because of the vulnerability of our children.”

However, he said so far, government had provided some facilities in some schools with a promise to make sure that all the schools were provided for.
He said about 1,400 teachers in primary schools were trained on how to cope with any emergency case of the disease.
Ofodile called on teachers and parents to assist government in the fight against the deadly disease.