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The relevance of tax collection
018/R.G.H.S/XV/576 3rd December, 2013

The Chairman,
L/S Health Service Commission
1, Ganiu Smith Street,
Lagos Island,
Lagos.

Attention; Director of Personnel Management.

REQUEST FOR APPOINTMENT STATUS
I wish to request for the appointment status of the underlisted officers who had attended the Personnel Management Board Meeting for their appointments’ renewal.

Please be informed that this is necessary to avoid their names being off payed at the CPDVD (oracle) by the Auditor which is in accordance to the financial regulation.

Grateful for your co-operation in this regard.

Dr. O.O.Onanuga.
M.D/C.E.O

S/N
ORACLE NO
NAMES
GL
DATE OF CONTRACT
REMARKS

1.
189573
OGUNTOBI, Dr. SAMSON OLUSEYI
GL15
CONTRACT
Terminates w.e.f 18th June, 2013

2.
189620
NWAJUAKU, Dr. CHIEDU NNAMDI
GL14
CONTRACT
Terminates w.e.f 24th December, 2013

3.
189988
ONI, Dr. (Miss) OMOTOLA OYEYEMI
GL13
CONTRACT
Terminates w.e.f 23rd April, 2014

4.
189661
D' ALMEIDA, Dr. (Mrs.) TEMITOPE MONSURAT
GL13
CONTRACT
Terminates w.e.f 16th January, 2014

5.
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SADIQ-ONILENLA, DR. (Mrs.) RASHEEDAT.A
GL12
CONTRACT
Terminates w.e.f 30th November, 2013

6.
189503
ADIGUN, DR. ADEBOWALE ABBAS
GL12
CONTRACT
Terminates w.e.f 26th November, 2013

7.
189627
ANAPUGARS, DR.(MRS) NGOZI GRACE
GL12
CONTRACT
Terminates w.e.f 30th November, 2013

8.
189508
UBUANE, DR. (MISS) LAURETTA OMONIGHO
GL12
CONTRACT
Terminates w.e.f 30th November, 2013

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ABATAN, Dr. OLAWALE OLUWAFEMI
GL12
CONTRACT
Terminates w.e.f 1st December, 2013

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AKUJUOBI, Dr. OBIANUJU MIRIAN
GL12
CONTRACT
Terminates w.e.f 24th December, 2013

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189623
NEHIKHARE, Dr.(Miss) PAMELA AME
GL12
CONTRACT
Terminates w.e.f 21st January, 2014
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