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Showing posts with label 2017 at 05:04PM. Show all posts

Friday, 29 December 2017

The Federal Polytechnic, Bida 2017/2018 Academic Session Online Registration Guidelines For Fresh & Returning Students

This is to inform all students of The Federal Polytechnic, Bida both new and returning students that the management has released the online registration procedure for 2017/2018 academic session. The registration procedure is available below. Federal Poly, Bida 2017/2018  Online Registration Procedure For New And Returning Students  1 Fresh student will get their ID and password from their admission notification letter while returning student should login with their matric. number and their surname 2. visit http://ift.tt/2Eg8BYz 3 login with your student ID and password 4. Fill up your biodata 5. Payment i. click on payment link, the system will show you the amount to be paid, SUG dues included. ii. Click on payment Option select either Master card, Verve, Visa or Generate RRR and proceed to bank for payment. iii. Click on “submit for payment” button iv. The system carries you to REMITA platform to compete payment. Note: if your payment is successful the system gives you online receipt and if the payment was not successful you will be requested to requery to check status of payment. Print your Polytechnic Provisional admission letter and online registration payment receipt. And Logout

Tuesday, 10 October 2017

What Abacha did to me for standing against corruption – Ezekwesili

Former Minister of Education, Oby Ezekwesili, has disclosed that the late Military Head of State, Gen Sani Abacha branded her “conspiracy international” for standing against corruption during his, Abacha’s, regime. Ezekwesili, who is the co-founder of Transparency International, TI, made the disclosure in an interview with Dotun Olowoporoku, social commentator during a pod cast. The former Minister explained that the then Military government was displeased with her ranking at Transparency International. According to Ezekweisili, “The CPI (then) had Nigeria as the most perceived corrupt country. When that happened, the government of that era was so angry they called me conspiracy international. “I was not just a co-founder of the group, I was the pioneer director of the group and I started to put together the Nigerian chapter of the group. So it was clearly very annoying to the government. “I was saying to the (military) government that through TI, we will try and locate all the stolen wealth in Nigeria and we would make sure they are brought back to the people. “My dad always said that if you have the conviction, you must have the courage to stand for it. So for me, I felt this issue was a major obstacle and we needed to do something about it. So I was prepared to stand for what I believe in. “As a child, I was worried about the squalor around me. In my mind, there was a consciousness that we didn’t have to accept the squalor. And that we needed to do something about it. “So as I grew, I realized that the instrument through which to do much about anything was the instrumentality of government. I realised that certain people have to pay the price, that we will not accept this the way it is. So we’ve got to change things for the better, we’ve got to change how our society works. “We founded Transparency International and brought global attention to the challenges of corruption because corruption is a symptom of poor governance. So that effort was one that upset the status quo.”

Tuesday, 5 September 2017

5 Useful Tips For Working With Family And Friends

Working with family and friends might generally not be an easy, but there are ways to make it work. However, you have to be determined and ready to put in the required effort to make it work. See the 5 useful tips for working with family and friends. 1. Ask Yourself This Question Before bringing...

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