Nigerian Navy Announces Date And The Centres for the aptitude test For Recruitment (See Details)

The Nigerian Navy says the aptitude test for the Direct Short Service Course 25 Enlistment Exercise is scheduled to hold in eight centres across the nation on Dec. 2, Premium Times reports. The Acting Director of Information, Naval Headquarters, Suleman Dahun, disclosed this in a statement issued in Abuja. Mr. Dahun, therefore, advised applicants to visit http://ift.tt/Oevl0I for names of the candidates shortlisted to write the test. The Centres for the aptitude test include: Bauchi Command Day Secondary School, Shadawanka Barracks, Bauchi; FCT 1 – Army Day Secondary School Mogadishu Cantonment, Abuja; FCT 2 – Command Day Secondary School Lungi Barracks, Abuja and Imo – Nigerian Navy Finance and Logistics College, Owerrinta. Others are: Lagos 1 – Nigerian Navy Secondary School, Navy Town Ojo; Lagos 2 – Navy Town Secondary School, Navy Town Ojo; Rivers- Nigerian Navy Secondary School, Borokiri and Sokoto State – Army Day Secondary School, Giginya Barracks, Sokoto. According to the acting director, candidates are to come to the aptitude test centres along with parents/guardian Consent Form and local government attestation card. They are also to bring acknowledgment form, photocopies of certificates, NYSC discharge certificate and writing materials.

Collection Of Unclaimed Certificates For Federal Polythecnic Offa Now Available

All graduates of the Federal Polytechnic, Offa who are yet to collect their certificates are to note that the management has announced the deadline for deadline for collection of certificates after which extra charges will apply. The Management of Federal Polytechnic, Offa has noted with concern that some graduates of the Institution have not collected their certificates. The Institution therefore wishes to inform all categories of graduates from the Institution who have not collected their certificates that, from November, 30th 2017. The Polytechnic will no longer entertain transaction for processing of transcript, admissions, nor give reference letters to such graduates. Consequently, ex-students of the Institution who refuse to collect their certificates by the expiration date would be subjected to extra charge(s). The Institution is therefore enjoining all graduates of the Federal Polytechnic Offa who are yet to collect their certificates to come forward for the processing and collection of such certificates without further delay. SIGNED, Alh. Abdulhamid O. Raji, Registrar.

Resident doctors call off Nationwide strike

The National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has suspended the strike action it embarked upon a week ago, after hours of a secret meeting with the Minister of Health, Isaac Adewole. The doctors embarked on a nationwide strike on Monday, September 4th, to protest poor welfare of members, demand for improved conditions of service as well as payment of their salary arrears.