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Showing posts with label Others. Show all posts

Sunday, 10 December 2017

Federal University Dutsin-Ma, FUDUTSIN-MA 2017/2018 School Of Basic & Preliminary Studies Admission List Published

This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into Federal University Dutsin-Ma in the School Of Basic And Preliminary Studies that the 2017/2018 Admission List is out. Recommended; FUDUTSIN-MA 2017/2018 SOBAPS Procedure For Fee Payment & Registration However, names of admitted candidates has been uploaded online and available in PDF format Click the link below to download. FUDUTSIN-MA 2017/2018 School Of Basic And Preliminary Studies Admission List  Congratulations to the admitted candidates.

Sunday, 29 October 2017

2017/2018 UNILAG Merit Admission List Is Out (Check Yours)

The University of Lagos, Akoka, has released the names of admitted students for 2017/2018 academic session. The list can be accessed online now. (Click HERE)

Tuesday, 17 October 2017

Admission Form For FUTO 2017/2018 Direct Entry Is Out

Applications are welcomed from suitably qualified Direct Entry candidates for admission into Federal University Of Technology, Owerri 2017/2018 academic session. Candidates who chose FUTO in the 2017/2018 Direct Entry (DE) are hereby invited to apply for an Aptitude Test, provided such candidates are holders. of OND/HND/First Degree and A’Level inrelevant disciplines and subjects.Application commences on Monday, October 9th, 2017 and closes on Monday, October 23rd, 2017.Method of Application1. To apply, follow the steps outlined below:2. Visit the University website:. futo.edu.ng3. Click on. “Prospective Students”.4. Click on the link; “ 2017/2018 Direct Entry Application ”.5. Enter your JAMB Registration Number to generate Payment Invoicecontaining the Remita RetrievalReference Number (RRR) .6. Proceed to any Bank with the payment invoice OR simply paywith your ATM Card.7. Return to the Application page and enter your JAMB Registration number again.8. Proceed with the completion of the form.9. Correctly enter your O’Level results.10. Enter your CGPA for the OND /HND / First Degree result or A’Level result Grades, JUPEB result and Institutionattended.11. Confirm your entries.12. Submit your application.13. Print out your acknowledgementslip.14. Await further communicationfrom the University.2. Eligible candidates would be required to pay a processing fee of Two Thousand Naira ( N2,000.00), excluding bank charges.Duration of the Aptitude TestThe Aptitude Test will hold from Thursday, October 26, 2017 toFriday, October 27, 2017. The specific time and date for individual candidates would becommunicated in due course.Note:1. You must enter a valid mobile number and e-mail address forfurther communications.2. Those who fail to register withinthe period WILL NOT be qualifiedfor the Aptitude Test.3. Any candidate who fails to successfully submit his application online would automatically lose his/herchance of being considered foradmission.For support, contact:E-Mail:ict@futo.edu.ngHotline: 08139833300SIGNEDJohn U. NnabuiheRegistrar

Thursday, 5 October 2017

Defection: Declare Tijani, Jisalo’s seats vacant – PDP tells Dogara

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has asked the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, to declare the seats of Reps Ahmed Tijani and Zaphaniah Jisalo vacant over their defection from the Party to the All Progressives Congress (APC). It a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Dayo Adeyeye, the PDP maintained that the excuses given by the two lawmakers for their defection were “vague, cooked up and purely irrelevant to any section of the Nigerian Constitution.” The statement read in part: “We wish to announce to all Nigerians that the PDP as a Party, do not have any crisis nor do we have any division within the leadership structure of our Party which could justify the Decision of the Two House of Representatives Members to jump ship. “In the light of this, we wish to inform all Nigerians and the leadership of the National Assembly, most especially, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon Yakubu Dogara that the Duo of Hon. Ahmed Tijani from Kogi State and Zaphaniah Jisalo from the FCT who announced their defection from our Party to the Ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) have embarked on illegal acts, contrary to the Provisions of the Nigerian Constitution. “Their excuses for defecting from our Party are vague, cooked up and purely irrelevant to any section of the Nigerian Constitution. “We thus expect and demand, that the Honourable Speaker and the Body of Principal Officers of the House of Representatives, act in accordance with the Oath of allegiance they took to defend the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria by immediately ensuring that the Seats of these defectors are declared vacant . “In the face of tyranny that is gradually creeping on the Nation, the least the leadership of the National Assembly – the Greatest Beacon of Democracy can do, is to stick with the Rule of Law and uphold the dictates of the Constitution without fear or favour, without considering allegiance to any political affiliation. “As a political Party, we stand by the patriotic and constitutional position taken by Hon. Yakubu Barde from Kaduna and that of Hon. Ossai Nicholas Ossai from Delta State who stood against the dastardly act which these former members of our Party exhibited in the Chambers of the House of Representatives when their supposed letters of defections were read out by Speaker Dogara to whom the letters were submitted. “We expect nothing aside a noble support by the Speaker of the House of Representatives for the Rule of Law, and we say loud and clear that there is no division whatsoever in our Party, the PDP that would have served as justification for the defections announced by the Two Members in the Chamber. “For clarity purpose, the Supreme Court, the Highest Court in this Nation, has decided in a landmark Judgement delivered on July 12, 2017, that there is no leadership crisis in the PDP and as such, the Party under the acceptable leadership of the National Caretaker Committee (NCC) is the only leadership recognised by law as the authentic leadership of the PDP. “We wish to point out clearly that anyone who announces any defection from the PDP, citing any sort of internal crisis is being a liar. “Based on the foregoing, we demand the immediate declaration of the Seats of Hon Ahmed Tijani from Kogi State and Zaphaniah Jisalo from the FCT, vacant.”

Monday, 2 October 2017

Again, another Boko Haram member arrested in Ondo

Barely one week after a wanted Boko Haram member was arrested in Ondo state, the state Police Command, on Sunday arrested a middle aged man ,Muhammed Bashir, suspected to be a Boko Haram member. Police spokesperson in the state, Femi Joseph, who confirmed the arrest of the suspect, that Bashir was arrested along Ifira road in Isua Akoko, Akoko South East area of Ondo State at about 10:15am. He said the suspect has confessed to being a member of the dreaded sect. Joseph said Police on patrol noticed the strange movement of the suspect and swung into action by arresting him. According to him, upon interrogation, the suspect confessed to be a member of the sect. The Police Image maker noted that the suspect confirmed that his father was from Niger Republic and his mother from Borno state in Nigeria. “We posted a special squad to that axis and this squad while on patrol around 10:15 hours ,sighted a man they suspected, may be because of his usual movement and the man looked strange to them and they questioned him and when they were not convinced ,they took him to the station. ” After a lot of interrogation, he confessed to be a member of the boko haram and that he ran away from Maiduguri because of bombardment by the Military as the place becomes uncomfortable for them,and consequently he left for Nasarawa state ,he did not find Nasarawa comfortable also,but he decided to come to Ondo State yesterday, where he said he could have a comfort,but unfortunately, the eagle eye squad created by the Police Commissioner cut up with him,” Joseph explained. He further said that the suspect was in the Police custody for more interrogation. It will be recalled that the Police, had last week at the same Isua Akoko axis of the state arrested a man suspected to be a member of the group.

Wednesday, 20 September 2017

Caraboa Cup – Manchester United 4-1 Burton Albion (RESULT)

Marcus Rashford scored twice as holders Manchester United overpowered Burton Albion at Old Trafford to reach the fourth round of the Carabao Cup. Championship Burton made nine changes and were 1-0 down when Rashford dinked the ball over keeper Connor Ripley. England forward Rashford made it 2-0 with a 20-yard finish before Jesse Lingard’s deflected shot found the net. Anthony Martial added the fourth from a Rashford assist, Lloyd Dyer scoring a stoppage time consolation.

Friday, 8 September 2017

BREAKING!! FIFA Opens Disciplinary Proceedings At Dele Alli Over ‘Middle Finger’ Gesture (Read)

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Thursday, 31 August 2017

‘Rochas Okorocha’s demolition of Owerri market led to my Grandma’s Death – Kelly Hansome

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Tuesday, 15 August 2017

Top 5 Places That Tell The History And Reveal The Culture Of The Igbo

The Igbos, one of the main ethnic groups in Nigeria, are known to have a rich culture and remarkable history. Modernization has ensured the erosion of certain aspects of their culture, much of its history has been preserved, including relics from the past which reveal its heritage. Here are the 5 of the places where...

Tuesday, 1 August 2017

Writing A Good CV; 9 mistakes You Should Avoid in Writing a Good CV.

There are so many ways of writing a good CV. We’re often advised to put various kinds of information on our CV. But in our attempt to make the CV impressive, we tend to get carried away.

To me, i believe part of the reasons why most job seekers don’t get employed eventually is their curriculum vitae, most people add too much irrelevant details or make simple errors that makes employers decline their applications.

From several seminars and lectures on employment that i have attended,i found out that its not all about your qualification or how good you think you’re fit for a job, if you cannot present yourself well in you CV, providing the right and relevant information needed, you may still lose the opportunity at the end of the day.

this article is published to guide, and to help avoid this 9 mistakes that affects a good CV.

 

Here is a list of 9 mistakes that you should avoid putting on your CV.

 

  1. Too much personal information: Your name, contact information and employment history details are relevant and necessary, so you must have them on your CV. However, you needn’t offer too much personal information. Avoid having your photo on the CV. Nor should you feel the need to specify your gender, age, sexual orientation, religion or caste. While there is no harm in doing so, it may unnecessarily bias the employers against you. So, it is best to avoid such personal details.
  2. Irrelevant work experience: Read the job description carefully and modify your CV accordingly. Recruiters prefer and pay more attention to short and clear CVs, so it is advisable to exclude work experience that is in no way relevant to the job you’re applying for.
  3. Spelling and grammatical errors: Spelling mistakes and poor grammar on the CV is surprisingly very common. One in every two persons is likely to have an error of this nature on his/her CV. Be sure to check your spellings thoroughly (including names of organisations, names of people, titles of degrees, etc.). Use a spell check if you’re not too sure of your spelling. It’s also a good idea to get someone else to read your CV to point out any mistakes.
  4. A quirky email ID: Back when email was still new and trendy, most of us went ahead and created email IDs with some very quirky usernames that had very little do with our real names. However, when you’re putting your email ID on your CV, make sure that it’s a fairly uncomplicated and serious-sounding one (i.e. it has something to do with your name). Recruiters tend to take people with appropriate email IDs more seriously.
  5. Negative language: You have to be sure to sound positive in your CV. Don’t refer to your previous job as a “mistake” or as a “waste of time” or even “boring”. Instead, use words and phrases that have a positive impact on the reader, such as “valuable experience”. Even if you feel negatively about an ex-boss or a previous job, don’t express it in your CV. Moreover, don’t emphasise what you think may be your shortcomings. Focus on your qualities, skills and positive traits.
  6. Incomplete or false information: We all like to use our CVs to make ourselves look good. But if you bend the truth or lie in any way (about your previous roles, qualifications, etc.), it will mostly likely be found out and you will be disqualified. Maintaining honesty and accuracy on your CV is of utmost importance.
  7. Too much information: A good CV is always a short CV. It is not necessary to list out all the things that you have done in your career. Recruiters prefer to engage with candidates who can tell the irrelevant info apart from the relevant details. Stick to the key roles, projects and skills. If you’re a fresher, a one-page CV on an A4 size sheet is a good length. Two pages are acceptable for experienced candidates.
  8. Unrelated hobbies: If you must mention your hobbies, stick to only a select few, and especially to the ones that you think may be relevant to the job. For instance, mentioning hobbies like “collecting stamps”, or even achievements like “won the singing competition in school” have no relevance.
  9. Too much creative expression: Sure, you want your CV to look good and to stand apart from the rest. But is your CV easy to read? That’s the first thing that matters to the recruiters. Don’t use fancy words, stylised fonts, images, and underlined or bold text. Keep the format clean and easy to read.

Thanks for reading, i hope you are able to understand the 9 mistakes that you should avoid in preparing a good CV. Comment and share this post with your friends if you find it helpful.

Monday, 31 July 2017

Sahara Reporters Owner, Sowore Reveals Why There Is No More Corruption In Nigeria

Sahara Reporters Owner, Sowore Reveals Why There Is No More Corruption In Nigeria

Omoyele Sowore, publisher, Sahara Reporters, says there is no more corruption in Nigeria because there is nothing else to steal.

Sowore said this in his presentation at the Tracking Faulty Towers workshop which held at the University of Kent, London.

He jocularly said President Muhammadu Buhari became sick as a result of the money stolen in Nigeria.

Sowore expressed delight that Nigeria is no longer among the ten most corrupt countries.

“There is no corruption in Nigeria anymore because there is nothing else to steal and loot,” he said.

“When Buhari saw how much has been looted, he became sick… We are happy that Nigeria is no longer among the ten top countries in the world.”
He said corruption thrives in Nigeria because of the weak institutions and compared Nigeria’s anti-corruption mechanisms with that of more developed countries.

Sowore also said western countries accepting loot from Nigeria should be blacklisted.

“Western countries accepting Nigeria and other countries stolen money should be the ones tagged corrupt,” he said.

“In my village, the custodian of stolen things is seen as the main criminal… People cannot steal in western countries because where to keep the stolen money is a challenge.

“The Western world made their system very difficult to steal and loot money.”

Tuesday, 4 July 2017

Infinix Note 4 Overtakes Its Other Products As Latest Smartphone Launched In Nigeria

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