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papyrus2: Where did you get this information ??! |
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Samhyme: The s request for academic sessions, How do we go about that |
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CoLG: Just the mail, everything is ok on the portal. 1 Like |
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CoLG: Same here. 1 Like |
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Please add to the group 08068138419
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Temilistic22: Are you sure they aint referring to your undergraduate transcript. Cos it comes with your certificate ( Same place your undergraduate certificate was requested) |
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Ideally we should already be itted right ??
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Dear xxxxxxx, This is to inform you that you have been successfully shortlisted for the 2019/2020 PTDF Local Scholarship Scheme. You are required to go on our new scholarship portal to update your profile and all relevant documents again through the following steps below: Click on with existing Click on Insert your email (please use the email you used when you applied on the previous portal) and click RESET. Go to your email (check your inbox or SPAM) wait for the reset link to come and then reset your (please wait patiently for the email to come). After resetting your , sign in using your email (name) and the new . When you are signed into your profile, PLEASE DO NOT START A NEW APPLICATION, kindly click on your PIN and then click on the UPDATE button at the top right corner of the page. When you finish each page kindly click the NEXT button at the bottom right corner. You are required to update the following sections; application details (you can choose your interview location and broad field of study in this section), academic information, course information and additional s (NYSC discharge/exemption Certificate, LGA Certificate and Birth Certificate). Please note that in the course information section, you must select universities, courses and your statement of purpose (for MSc applicants) and Research Proposal (for PhD applicants). Also note that under the academic information section, you can add more than one o-level certificate by clicking on ADD ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION button at the right top corner of the screen. You are expected to comply with the file size and format of all s. Kindly convert your files to the required format and size before for you to proceed in each step. After the additional s section, you will be required to click Preview/Confirm and SUBMIT the application. The deadline for the completion of this process is at midnight on Wednesday the 22nd of May 2019 at which time you will no longer have access to the portal. PLEASE ENSURE YOU FILL ALL THE REQUIRED FIELDS. Specific details of your interview appointment will be communicated to you once your submissions have been processed and you will be informed accordingly at least a week before the date. In case of any difficulties accessing the portal, you may the Portal Helpdesk via the following numbers between the hours of 9am-4pm, Monday – Friday: +2348092500006, +2348092500007 and +2348092500008 (WhatsApp only). Best wishes, The PTDF Scholarship Team |
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2nioshine: Please could you please explain more when you say it is always worth the waiit |
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ugo4u:Please O what does this mean ?? |
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viwels: I should have chilled some extra years too... I just dey check on the matter like say. Thank God sha What you all ust have felt, #blessings 1 Like |
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Really interested in this too... Who ever has first hand knowledge and information
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More blessings!! Nice piece
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Restructuring: Again Atiku blows hot tackles back Osinbajo Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/09/restructuring-again-atiku-blows-hot-tackles-back-osinbajo/ In a statement disclosed to Times, Atiku queried Osinbajo to choose if he is ‘for restructuring or against it’ and noted that because Osinbajo was faced with an avalanche of public condemnation for his 360-degree turn on the concept of restructuring, it is understandable that the Vice President, has written to Times to douse the tension his comments created. Recall that Osinbajo had said that Atiku’s concept and stance on restructuring was ambiguous, unclear and failed to include ‘the elephant in the room-Corruption’. Osinbajo equally accused Atiku of using the word ‘restructuring’ which he is not conversant with to score cheap political points. His words, “I do not believe that geographical restructuring is an answer to Nigeria’s socio economic circumstances. That would only result in greater istrative costs. But there can be no doubt that we need deeper fiscal Federalism and good governance “Alhaji Atiku leaves out the elephant in the room – corruption. And how grand corruption, fueled by a rentier economic structure that benefits those who can use political positions or access to either loot the treasury or get favorable concessions to enrich themselves. This was a main part of my presentations the Minnesota Town Hall meeting,” part of his statement read. However, reacting barely 7 hours that the vice president reveled his stance, Atiku argued below: Restructuring Is a Necessity, Not an Option By Atiku Abubakar My attention has been drawn to a letter written to Times in response to an essay on restructuring authored by me. Faced with an avalanche of public condemnation for his 360-degree turn on the concept of restructuring, it is understandable that the Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, has written to Times to douse the tension his comments created. However, in doing so, the Vice President should not attempt to revise history by saying that he spoke against ‘geographic restructuring’. I have been in the forefront of the discourse on restructuring since the 1995 Abacha Constitutional Conference and to the best of my knowledge, there has not been any term like ‘geographic restructuring’. It is a strange concept, not only because it is not what the restructuring debate is all about, but also because the words of the Vice President, which prompted my response where clear, unambiguous and unequivocal. Mr. Osinbajo said, “the problem with our country is not a matter of restructuring”. That I disagree with and so do many other Nigerians. If the Vice President has changed his stance, I welcome it, but we should not use one finger to hide behind semantics. For the Vice President to say “Alhaji Atiku’s concept of restructuring is understandably vague, because he seeks to cover every aspect of human existence in that definition”, is most unfortunate. I have been very clear, detailed, and unambiguous about my ideas for restructuring. At several occasions, including, but not limited to my speeches at the Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House), and at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (made in April this year and July 2017, respectively), I gave very clear and concise ideas about restructuring including: Devolution of powers and resources to the states. Matching grants from the federal government to the states to help them grow their internally generated revenue position. The privatisation of unviable federal Government-owned assets. A truly free market economy driven by the laws of demand and supply. Replacing state of origin with state of residence, and ing the PIGD so that our oil and gas sector will run as a business with minimal governmental interference. I am hard pressed to see how these clear and specific ideas can be described as ‘vague’. One would have thought that if anything is vague, it would be the idea of ‘geographic restructuring’ whose meaning is hanging in the air. Be that as it may, in his letter, Vice President Osinbajo then jumps from the topic of restructuring and goes on to say: “Good governance involves, inter alia, transparency and prudence in public finance. It involves social justice, investing in the poor, and jobs for young people; which explains our School Feeding Programme, providing a meal a day to over 9 million public school children in 25 States as of today. Our NPower is now employing 500,000 graduates; our TraderMoni that will be giving microcredit to 2 million petty traders; our Conditional Cash Transfers giving monthly grants to over 400,000 of the poorest in Nigeria. The plan is to cover a million households.” While what Professor Osinbajo says may be true or false, I must say that his dovetailing into the area of the economy does not explain certain facts such as the fact that the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics reported in December 2017 that Nigeria lost 7.9 million jobs in the 21 month period under review. If the Vice President cannot see that losing 7.9 million jobs in 21 months while creating 500,000 jobs is a deficit, then I do not know what to say to the honourable professor. Professor Osinbajo also harps on “prudence in public finance”, but he fails to show the wisdom in sharing out $322 million of Abacha funds to the poor only to take a loan of $328 million from the Chinese the very next month. Many Nigerians, myself included, see this as imprudence. Finally, while the Vice President is not exactly correct when he says “In four years from 2010 to 2014 the PDP government earned the highest oil revenues in Nigeria’s history, USD381.9billion. By contrast the Buhari istration has earned USD121 billion from May 2015 to June 2018”, let us for the sake of argument say that he is right. My response to Vice President Osinbajo is that while I was Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in 2006, Nigeria’s Economic Management Team, of which I was a prominent member, paid off Nigeria’s entire foreign debt of $30 billion, at a time when we were earning one third of what the Buhari istration is currently earning from oil. So such arguments are puerile at best. My advice to the Vice President is that he should choose whether he is for restructuring or whether he is against it and stick to his choice. This continuous prevarication, this approbation and reprobation, helps no one, least of all true progressives who know that Nigeria needs to be restructured and restructured soon. Atiku Abubakar, Vice President of Nigeria, 1999-2007 is a presidential aspirant of the Peoples Democratic Party. Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/09/restructuring-again-atiku-blows-hot-tackles-back-osinbajo/ 4 Likes |
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lawrence35: Details of sms pls... |
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NMUniversity: Confirming recepient of invitation, About booking a flight but need directions from asaba. I'm coming from lagos, would i still meet up. Arik is the only available flight and gets there by 12.55 PM can one still meet up to warri. With the cost, need to be certain |
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just got this.. NMUniversity: Hello, Kindly, without delay, deactivate DND on the line you used in applying and we would send you an invite immediately because you were actually shortlisted. We await your prompt response. NMU |
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OluFabulous: What's to be expected in this interview chat and how many got selected for your department finally?? Appreciate very tip that has being provided so far on this thread.. Really being helpful and would definitely serve as resource for future aspirants. Thanks for sharing. 1 Like |
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semaj23: https://www.careerhob.com/uba-2018-campus-ambassador-programme/ |
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FUOYE!!! Proud Alumni
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Laxy009: Any clarification yet?? |
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Would appreciate the past question anybody... Thanks [email protected] |
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EngrVin: They had specific instruction from NIMASA and the MAnager in question showed me the text, with the deadline for 23rd of November after which couriers were not to collect as they wwill not be accepted. Since i know the deadline for the application is six weeks from publication.. I am also asking how do we go forward.. 1. Are theyy still accepting in person 2. The Idea of using ordinary post, will it still get to the school. since they have to get to the post office to receive such |
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Courier Services like EMS has stop collecting application as instructed by NIMASA... What's the way to go?? NIPOST still sending but not via courier just the normal post... Any light on this new development?
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Line Maintenance Engineer Job summary Reporting to : Maintenance Manager Working relationship The Line Maintenance Engineer will report directly to the Maintenance Manager and work closely with the Line Maintenance Supervisor. Location Lagos Job description PRINCIPAL ABILITIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Carrying out meticulously, all assigned tasks as laid out in the relevant aircraft Approved Maintenance Programs, Maintenance Manual, Ads/SBs Reporting aircraft defects and deficiencies immediately to their respective Maintenance Supervisor. Maintaining all personal, general and special tools in perfect useable condition and ensuring completeness of all personal tool box items. Reporting defects and deficiencies of tools and equipment to the Maintenance Manager. Maintain all work places clean Carrying out any other duties assigned by the Maintenance Manager or Maintenance Supervisor. Required skills & qualifications Possess a minimum of BSc in Engineering or Equivalent Qualification. Have worked in a similar capacity in any airline of repute for at least 3-5yrs. Be EASA Part 145 and FAA A&P or NCAA B1 & B2 License engineers. Be type rated in JT8D 219/217 C series engine. Have sound knowledge of documentation procedure for aircraft maintenance / certification. Have proven communication skills and good command of English Language. Be current with Nigerian Civil Aviation regulations with the valid medicals. Be willing to work extra hours, if required. Email to: [email protected] |
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EEE TO THE WORLD !!!! #EEEENGR.
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Big Ups Wiz!!! Noticed too...
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Also got an invite for october 13th, how real ??
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congrats y'all
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