DUFIL Prima Foods Plc Job Vacancies in Nigeria, October 2014

DUFIL Prima Foods PLC, one of Nigeria’s leading FMCG companies is looking to recruit young & energetic people for the following profiles:
Job Position: Account Manager (Creative agency) (Min work exp. 5 years)

Job Position:  Consumer Insights Manager (Min work exp. 4 years)

Job Position:  Copywriter (Min work exp. 2-3 years)

Job Position: Graphic Designer (Min work exp. 2-3 years)

Job Position: Social Media Manager (Min work exp. 1 -2 years)


How to Apply
Applicants with relevant background in the FMCG sector please email your resumes to the address given below. Please specify the profile applied for in the Subject of the email. The location for the final interview shall be communicated to all the shortlisted candidates thereafter.

Please forward your resumes to

Email: dufil.jobs@dufil.com

Application Deadline  27th October, 2014.

A Man Wants to Swap His Home for an iPhone 6

A homeowner in Detroit, Michigan, recently put his property up on the market but when he failed to make a sale, he decided settle for a trade. He is now after Apple’s latest product the iPhone 6. And if he can’t have that, he’s willing to settle for a 32-gigabyte iPad or an Android in exchange for the house.

Understandably, the house is not in the best condition but It has a good basement and a plush garden, but neighbors strongly believe that it needs to be torn down. The bungalow was initially listed for $5,000, but there weren’t any takers. So the current price is down to $3,000 or an iPhone 6. Seems man is getting back to the "Trade by Barter" system.

An 8Year Old Kid Makes Over $1 Million a Year Playing with Toys in Front of a Camera

An Eight  8year old kid has the world’s best job. He rakes in hundreds of thousands of dollars while doing what all kids do playing with toys. He is the face of EvanTubeHD, a family-friendly YouTube channel that reviews toys and video games. His videos regularly exceed a million views and the channel earns him an amazing $1.3 million a year.

This is one of those internet success stories that make you wonder, “Why didn’t I think of that?” It started out as a playful project between Him and his father  they would make stop-motion videos using clay models of Angry Birds. “When we started, we were making about a video per month as a fun little project,” Jared recalled. “It was interesting to see who was tuning in.”

The videos were so cute that they started to get really popular, and when their first video hit 1 million views, Jared realized how huge it was getting. It wasn’t long before the channel became a serious business model. “By doing toy reviews that are a bit ‘out of the box’, we try to provide information about the product as well as have that creative flair,” he said.