Please has anyone here gone for the lagos state egis oral test.. I have been invited, what sort of questions Should i expect

4 THINGS YOU CAN NOW DO BY YOURSELF WITHOUT ANY MIDDLE MEN IN NIGERI[/b]A

Many years ago, you would spend tons of Naira and wait for months to get some of these things done. Even with man-know-man, some of these important documents could take weeks and a lot of extra-extra-express cash and plenty abeg.

Let's go there!!

[b]1. COMPANY REGISTRATION
You can now register your business with CAC officially online and go collect your Certificate in a few days. You can start by going to http://new.cac.gov.ng/home and following through.



2. INTERNATIONAL PASSPORT
You can now complete your forms and even make payments for your international passports from many country in the world. After you obtain your confirmation of payment(online), you can head to any immigration office or Nigerian embassy abroad and do your biometric capture. You will be notified when to come and collect your passport. All these without any middle men or special connections. Go to
https://www.immigration.gov.ng/ start the process.



3. NATIONAL IDENTITY CARD
You can do your pre-enrollment online, print out your acknowledgement and go to any NIMC office and do your boimetric capture. You will be issued with a NIN(National Identification Number) instantly and a print-out that you can use in any transaction that requires a personal identification. You will also be notified later when the physical National ID card is ready for Pick-up. Go to https://www.nimc.gov.ng/ to start this process.

4. DRIVERS LICENCE
You can now renew your drivers licence online. Go to the link below and follow the in instructions, pay online, print your acknowledgement and you will be notified when to come pick up the physical licence. You can use the acknowledgement any time your licence if required by any authority up until your licence is ready for pick up. Go to https://www.nigeriadriverslicence.org/ to commence the renewal process.

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Hope this was of value to you. We will be updating you with more resources you can take advantage of to make life easier in Nigeria.

Davido was in the NYSC Camp a few days ago in Lagos perhaps for 30mins, put on white shirt, shorts, exercise shoes and addressed his “fellow” corps members who swamped on him. The State Coordinator, military and other agencies present gave him a reception akin to that accorded the Director General of the NYSC or some VIP. In fact, the NYSC officials were battling with Corps members for a chance to have a selfie with him. They considered his presence a great privilege.

The NYSC Act prescribes a mandatory three weeks orientation at the Camp after which the other 11 months be done in one’s place of primary assignment.

Clearly, Davido being a celebrity, famous and rich, was able to secure his posting to Lagos where he lives, spent a few minutes in the Camp and zoomed off the next day or so to the US for a musical tour with the full approvals of the NYSC management.

For other regular Nigerians, you will never be accorded such privileges. You have to wake up 3am, do parades, walk and jog long distances, meander through jungles etc for three weeks with foods like that of prisoners, under the sun and in the rain. After which you may be posted to some villages that I can’t pronounce, places without roads, communication, hospitals or any sign of modernity. In the process, many young Nigerian graduates lose their lives and the hopes of parents are cut short. As in many cases, the Federal Government gives almost nothing in compensation.

In 2011, many Youth Corps members were burnt alive, some hacked to death by supporters of Buhari in many parts of Northern Nigeria because they were used as ad-hoc INEC staff. In other parts, they are raped, maimed or murdered for rituals. Some have been killed by randy policemen or military officials, others in ghastly motor accidents while commuting to the various places. Some have drowned in rivers.

Nigeria is a unique country. Different rules apply depending on your background, financial clout or social status. Children of the rich are never exposed to the realities the average man faces and so they never really understand what happens in the country. For the records, Davido has served, albeit for 30mins, it doesn’t matter. I bet you, you’d see him again on POP day with his certificate.

Until we make Nigeria work for all of us, we will continue to have different rules for different folks!

By VALENTINE OLOKPA


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Born in Igboland and sold as a slave to a Bonny trader at the age of twelve, he was named Jubo Jubogha by his first master. He was later sold to Chief Alali, the head of the Opubo Annie Pepple Royal House. Called Jaja by the British, this gifted and enterprising individual eventually became one of the most powerful men in the eastern Niger Delta.

The Niger Delta, where the Niger empties itself into the Gulf of Guinea in a system of intricate waterways, was the site of unique settlements called city-states.

From the fifteenth to the eighteenth century, Bonny, like the other city-states, gained its wealth from the profits of the slave trade. Here, an individual could attain prestige and power through success in business and, as in the case of Jaja, a slave could work his way up to head of state. The House was a socio-political institution and was the basic unit of the city-state.

In the nineteenth century—after the abolition of the slave trade in 1807—the trade in slaves was supplanted by the trade in palm oil, which was so vibrant that the region was named the Oil Rivers area.

The Houses in Bonny and other city-states controlled both the internal and external palm oil trade because the producers in the hinterland were forbidden to trade directly with the Europeans on the coast; the Europeans never left the coast for fear of malaria.



Astute in business and politics, Jaja became the head of the Anna Pepple House, extending its activities and influence by absorbing other houses, increasing operations in the hinterland and augmenting the number of European contacts. A power struggle ensued among rival factions in the houses at Bonny leading to the breakaway of the faction led by Jaja. He established a new settlement, which he named Opobo. He became King Jaja of Opobo and declared himself independent of Bonny.

Strategically located between Bonny and the production areas of the hinterland, King Jaja controlled trade and politics in the delta. In so doing, he curtailed trade at Bonny and fourteen of the eighteen Bonny houses moved to Opobo.

In a few years, he had become so wealthy that he was shipping palm oil directly to Liverpool. The British consul could not tolerate this situation. Jaja was offered a treaty of “protection”, in return for which the chiefs usually surrendered their sovereignty. After Jaja’s initial opposition, he was reassured, in vague terms, that neither his authority nor the sovereignty of Opobo would be threatened.

Jaja continued to regulate trade and levy duties on British traders, to the point where he ordered a cessation of trade on the river until one British firm agreed to pay duties. Jaja refused to comply with the consul’s order to terminate these activities, despite British threats to bombard Opobo. Unknown to Jaja, the Scramble for Africa had taken place and Opobo was part of the territories allocated to Great Britain. This was the era of gunboat diplomacy, where Great Britain used her naval power to negotiate conditions favorable to the British.

Read More at https://www.sweetupdate.com/king-jaja-opobo-african-archive/

I got this email amd text. Please confirm this, did it hold and what is the company about

Samacliveth82:
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THE WAIT IS FINALLY OVER

REGISTRATION FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN, UNIORIN PRE-ADMISSION/POST-UTME SCREENING FOR THE 2017/2018 ACADEMIC SESSION HAS BEGAN

Application to the university of Ilorin for the undergraduate programme has begun and candidates seeking admission into the university of iloring for the 2017/2018 academic session are advised to read the instructions before proceeding to the registration aas any wrong registration will disqualify the candidate from the exercise.


[url]HOW TO REGISTER FOR UNILORIN PRE-ADMISSION/ POST-UTME SCREENING EXERCISE 2017/2018[/url]

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MEET THE CHARACTERS FROM THE BOOK IN DEPENDENCE BY SARAH MANYIKA- MUST KNOW FOR UTME CANDIDATE BEFORE TAKING THE TEST.

It is important to take note of some characters in a book while reading especially if you are going to be tested on that book.
Concerning the book “In Dependence” that UTME candidates will be tested on, we have compiled a list of important characters in the book. JAMB may equally ask questions based on this. So do well, to get your self familiar with these characters.



SOME IMPORTANT CHARACTERS OF THE BOOK “IN DEPENDENCE”
1. Omotayo Oluwakayode Ajayi also known as TY.

2. Inspector Adeniyi Ajayi : Tayo’s father who was once a court servant and an interpreter in the native administration before joining the police.

3. Mr Jonathan Richardson: Father of Venessa.

4. Mrs Elizabeth Richardson: Mother of Venessa.

5. Mr Edward Maximilian Barker: The one who welcomed Omotayo prior to the letter given to Tayo by Mr Faircliff.

6. Headmaster Faircliff: Tayo’s Headmaster.

7. Mr Clark: Tayo’s Mathematics Teacher.

8. Mr Blackburn: British empire history teacher.

9. Bisi and Remi: Siblings of Tayo.

10. Modupe: Tayo’s Lover before going to Oxford at age 19.

11. Uncle Bolu also known as Uncle B: Tayo’s uncle who loved drinking and women. And women also loved him in return.

12. Uncle Oluwakayode Ogundipe: A Big Man in Lagos, who lived in a luxurious, a senior army officer before leaving for France to study Engineering. He was able to meet Venessa.

13. Helen: Uncle Kayode’s wife.

14. Aunty Bayo: Former girl friend of Uncle Kayode.

15. Mr Lekan Olajide from Ogbomoso on a voyage.

16. Mr Ibrahim Mohammed from Kaduna on a voyage

17. Mrs Isabella Barker: An attractive young Italian woman who preferred to be called “Isabella”.

18. Mr Ike Nwade: A student of History.

19. Mr Bolaji Ladipupo: A Law student.

20. Miss Christine Arinze: A student of Modern language who later became Tayo’s girlfriend but had a misunderstanding with Tayo because he didn’t want a longtime relationship. She later on had Ike has her boyfriend. She died of drug overdose (Suicide).

21. Christopher Okigbo: A poet and Omotayo’s teacher.

22. Venessa Richardson”aka Moremi by Tayo to show her fighting spirit”: Tayo’s white Lady lover.

23. Gita from Kenya: An English student.

24. Pat: A Physicist.

25. Jane: A Friend to Venessa a physicist also (whites).

26. Charlie and Mehul: (whites)

27. Simon: The president of west African Student.

28. Francis: From Ghana who was with the idea that independence came far too early for africans

29. Maynes Keynes: Venessa’s grandpa was in the colonial service Juma and Saratu? Are they cats?

30. Lord Lugard: was once the governor of Hong kong before coming to Nigeria and he also became our governor in the year 1914

31. Nancy Murdoch and Mr Murdoch.

32. Uncle Tony: who had s*x with Jane.

33. Madam Pagnole.

34. Chinua Achebe: things fall apart and No longer at Ease.

35. Nkrumah: The first president of Ghana and Senghor of Senegal Kenyatt.

36. Tunde: the cousin of Tayo who works in the bakery.

37. Yusuf Abubakar: who works in the hospital. HE believed white women were only meant for friendship but not for marriage with his genuine reasons.

38. Joyce: Yusuf’s white girlfriend who said he hasn’t heard Yusuf speak Nigerian before and then Yusuf replied her: you daft one, no one speaks Nigerian.

39. Mr and Mrs winter: across the road at Bradley

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40. Joy Williams: The black WOMAN Yusuf got married to.

41. Anais Nin: The first British erotic writer.

42. Nigerian coup d’etat and Biafran war.

43. Salamatou: an hairstylist in Dakar, Senegal who died in a motor accident

44. Jean Luc: A French who had promised to marry Salamatou but ran away after he got to know she was pregnant.

45. Miriam: A nurse, whom treated Tayo’s father and got pregnant for Tayo. Got married to Tayo and gave birth to Kemi.

46. Kemi: Daughter of Tayo and Miriam

47. President Shagari.

48. Mr Akin: A carver.

49. Wole Soyinka: Okri the Booker.

50. Aureol: SHIPPING COMPANY.

51. Dogun Dutse Mobile station.

52. Samir: From Bradford.

53. Suleiman: Salamatou’s son hence Venessa’s adopted son. A Muslim he became and a drop out from Cambridge.

54. Abdou: The driver who was taken Tayo to the airport before an accident occur.

55. Laurent: Kemi’s boyfriend.

56. Danjuma: The gardener.

57. Professor John Harris: He is the man whom Kemi introduced to his father from the University.

SOURCE: http://www.edusbaze.com/characters-from-the-book-in-dependence/

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THE NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE CORPS, NYSC INTRODUCES MONTHLY BIOMETRIC CLEARANCE TO CHECK AND MONITOR THE SYSTEM AGAINST GHOST CORPERS.

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has introduced a biometric technology for the corps members’ monthly clearance in South West, a development that will expose those who absent themselves from their places of primary assignment.


NYSC Introduce New Monthly Biometric
The Director General of NYSC, Brig-Gen Suleiman Kazure who stated this in Ibadan at the opening ceremony of the training workshop on Biometric Clearance of Corps Members in Local Government Areas in SouthWest with the theme “Ensuring Accountability in Corps members activities using ICT, said that biometric technology will not only address absenteeism during service year but will also address the problems of irregular signatures leading to non-payment of monthly allowance, and poor collation and storage of data of corps members.

The training was organised for all heads of corps inspection and monitoring branches, ICT desk officers, zonal and local government inspectors of the South-West.

Kazure, who was represented by NYSC Director of Corps Welfare, Mrs Victoria Okakwu said, “This new process has received great ovation from the public for its positive impact in areas such as elimination of sharp practices perpetuated by fraudulent individuals and reduction of errors in our data and workload on our staffs, corps memners and other stakeholders.

“Furthermore, the improvement on the new process also brought about the introduction of the use of biometrics for mobilisation and registration of corps members at orientation camps which has not only helped in fast tracking the process, but also reduced impersonation and registration in prozy including ineligible graduates.”

Kazure noted that the feedback from the North West zone, South East zone and the two pilot locations of Lagos and Abuja had been very encouraging and positive, adding that he believed that South West zone will also be successful.

He said the training was organised to give participants the requisite knowledge in the IT-based clearance and monitoring of corps members to eliminate the practices of payment of allowances to corps members who are not on ground to serve their father land.

The NYSC boss urged all official of the scheme to shun any act that may be detrimental to the success of the innovation.

In her speech, the NYSC Director of ICT, Mrs Christy Uba said the biometric module was designed to embrace adequate monitoring and monthly clearance of Corps members.

According to her, it keeps record of absenteeism, checkmates truancy, impersonation and other vices which tends to undermine the aims and objectives of the scheme.

NYSC Implements Biometric Scanning For Corps Members To Monitor Ghost Members.. SOURCE ==>> http://www.edusbaze.com/nysc-introduces-monthly-biometric-clearance-check-ghost-members/ ...

THE JOINT ADMISSION AND MATRICULATION BOARD, JAMB UTME SUBJECT COMBINATION FOR ALL COURSES IN SCIENCE, ART, SOCIAL SCIENCE AND COMMERCIAL FOR THE 2017 UTME EXAMINATION.

This is the combination or individual subjects for the various courses being applied for. The aim of this post is to enable you know what courses you are to sit for in the forth coming UTME examination in relations to your desired course.
BELOW ARE COURSES WITH THEIR RESPECTIVE SUBJECT COMBINATIONS;

NOTE:- ENGLISH LANGUAGE IS COMPULSORY FOR EVERY COURSE IN NIGERIA UNIVERSITY.

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(1.) ENGINEERING:
MATHS,PHYSICS,CHEMISTRY.
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(2.) MEDICINE AND SURGERY:
BIOLOGY,PHYSICS,CHEMISTRY.
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(3.) COMPUTER SCIENCE:
MATHS,PHYSICS,BIOLOGY
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(4.) NURSING:
BIOLOGY,PHYSICS,CHEMISTRY.
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(5.) PHARMACY:
BIOLOGY,PHYSICS,CHEMISTRY.
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(6.) BIOCHEMISTRY:
BIOLOGY,PHYSICS,CHEMISTRY.
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(7.) INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY:
MATHS,PHYSICS,CHEMISTRY.
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(8.) GEOLOGY:
GEOGRAPHY,PHYSICS,CHEMISTRY.
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(9.) MATHEMATICS:
MATHS,PHYSICS,CHEMISTRY.
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(10.) MICROBIOLOGY:
BIOLOGY,PHYSICS,CHEMISTRY.
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(11.) ECONOMICS:
MATHS,ECONOMICS AND ANY OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCE SUBJECTS.
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(12.) SOCIOLOGY:
MATHS,ECONOMICS AND ANY OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCE SUBJECTS.
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(13.) PSYCHOLOGY:
MATHS,ECONOMICS AND ANY OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCE SUBJECTS.
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(14.) POLITICAL SCIENCE:
MATHS,ECONOMICS AND ANY OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCE SUBJECTS.
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(15.) PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIVE:
MATHS,ECONOMICS AND ANY OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCE SUBJECTS.
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(16.) ACCOUNTING:
MATHS,ECONOMICS AND ANY OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCE SUBJECTS.
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(17.) BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIVE:
MATHS,ECONOMICS AND ANY OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCE SUBJECTS.
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(18.) BANKING AND FINANCE:
MATHS,ECONOMICS AND ANY OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCE SUBJECTS.
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(19.) LAW:
LITERATURE,ECONOMICS,C.R.K AND ANY OTHER ART SUBJECT.
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(20.) ENGLISH AND LITERARY STUDIES:

GOVERNMENT,ECONOMICS AND ANY OTHER ART SUBJECT.
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(21.) MASS COMMUNICATION:
LITERATURE,ECONOMICS AND ANY OTHER ART SUBJECT.
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(22.) LINGUISTIC:

LITERATURE,ECONOMICS AND ANY OTHER ART SUBJECT.
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(23.) PHILOSOPHY
LITERATURE,ECONOMICS AND ANY OTHER
ART SUBJECT.

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NYSC Relocation and redeployment of corp members is a thing that is open to any corp member. NYSC has made it possible for corp member who has genuine reasons for redeployment and not being able to in the state posted, to request for a change of state. And that’s exactly what is called “NYSC Redeployment/Relocation”. NOTE such reasons must be genuine and reasonable.

Below Are two Ways To Apply For NYSC Relocation and Redeployment.

There are only two ways through which you can apply for Relocation and get approved afterwards.

1. Applying on Camp: One of the major ways, and of course, the initial way of applying for Nysc Relocation and Redeployment is applying for it on camp.

During the 21 days Orientation course on camp, interested corp members will be given the opportunity to apply for Relocation at the 2nd week on camp.

A form will be given out to any interested corper to fill. This form will require, among other things, the corper to state the reason he/she wants a relocation and also give reasonable evidences to back up any excuse given. Together with the form, you will also be asked to submit an application letter.



2. Applying Online After Camp: Before, it’s very difficult or rather impossible to get a Relocation approval after camping is over. But now, it has being made possible and easier to apply for relocating by simply allowing corp members to apply online even after camp is over. Some believes it’s not possible to get approval for relocation until 3 months after camp. But i will tell you, that’s also not true. You can apparently get approved for relocation even after 2 weeks of application.

STEPS TO APPLY ONLINE AND GET APPROVAL

1. Visit the Relocation portal: that is the Nysc portal website



2. Sign in with your email and password (same as the ones you used for NYSC registeration)

3. Click on “Relocation”

4. Fill in your details appropriately into the fields provided .

And That’s all. You will be afterwards notified through text messages and mails about developments on your application. That’s the same way you will be notified when it’s approved or otherwise. How to Print Nysc Online Relocation and Redeployment Letter

1. Log in to Nysc official website

2. Log in with your email and password

3. Go to “Manage Relocation” and click on it

4. Make a payment of #1000 and wait for it to redirect you after successful payment

5. Print your payment receipt. It’s your evidence of payment in case any unexpected issue arrises latter

6. You will be redirected and now allowed to print your Nysc Relocation letter online

7. Do not forget to make copies of the letter and keep for reference .

READ MORE@ Source: http://www.edusbaze.com/apply-nysc-redeployment-relocation/

The University of Ilorin has released old students (Returning students) registration guidelines for 2016/2017 academic session.

UNILORIN Returning Students Registration Procedures 2016/2017

For New Students Registration procedures, CLICK HERE: http://www.edusbaze.com/unilorin-new-students-registration-procedures-20162017-session/.

NOTE: You are expected to make payments in Two(2) phases.

Phase I:
Bandwidth/Students’ Union charges
Phase II:
Payment of University and Faculty charges
1. Visit the Unilorin Website (www.unilorin.edu.ng) and click on the New Undergraduate Portal link.


2. Click on Login link on the Portal and log-in using your Matriculation Number as Login ID and Surname as your default password.

3. You are required to change your initial Password from your Surname to a new one which should be confidential and only known to you. You are advised to choose a password that is difficult to guess but memorable to you. In case you forget your password, the password recovery is available online after payment of necessary charges.

4. Please be mindful of the spellings and arrangements of your names during registration.
NOTE: If you are a student of the University of Ilorin and your name does not appear on the Good Standing List, interact with your Level Adviser to confirm your status.

GOOD STANDING

1. If you are in Good Standing or on Probation, click on Course Registration link and register for appropriate and relevant courses. You are to register for courses failed before registering for current level courses. Seek guidance from your Level Adviser.

2. Print out preliminary course registration form and present to your Level Adviser, who should authenticate the courses you have selected before you make payment.

3. After authentication, go back to the website and register as advised by your Level Adviser.

4. Your customized charges and levies would be displayed and you would be requested to make online payment for approved charges, using your ATM Verve or Master Card.

NOTE: Students are expected to pay only N250.00 as bank charges, in addition to the main charges and thus are to ensure that there is enough balance in their bank account to accommodate the charges.

5. If payment is successful, you are to print the payment receipt and four copies of the final course form.

6. Present the copies of the Registration form to your Level Adviser and Faculty Officer for appropriate signatures and collect your copy from the Faculty Office. Keep your copy safely as you would need it for your Examinations.

NOTE: Any Student who fails to authenticate selected courses before payment does so at his/her own risk. Once you pay and register for courses you are not expected to offer, you will need to use the Add/Drop form to make amendment(s).

IF NOT IN GOOD STANDING

If you are not in good standing, further instructions would be displayed as you may no longer be able to continue with your current programme. You are then advised to download a change of course form, on account of not being in good standing (where applicable). This attracts an online payment of N2000.00 only.

Steps on Change of Course(s)

1. Click on Change of Course link

2. Make online payment for Change of Course form on account of not being in good standing (provided you are qualified)

3. Download the form

4. Complete the form manually

5. Submit duly approved Transfer Form to the Directorate of Academic Support Services for processing and subsequent registration.

6. Applicants from the following Faculties with less than the required CGPA are qualified to transfer, on account of not being in good standing:
a. Basic Medical Sciences
b. Clinical Sciences (Nursing), and
c. Engineering and Technology

OTHER ISSUES

ADD AND/OR DROP FORM

NOTE: The form can be accessed after 3 weeks of registration. Processing of ADD/Drop Form is based on Semester and all procedures for actualizing ADD/DROP must be completed within the stipulated period.

Procedures for ADD/DROP

There are two procedures involved. The first is for students who are still within the range of 48 maximum credits and the other is for those seeking to register above 48 credits per session.

(A) Students who have concerns regarding registration (e.g. error in registration) can add or drop courses. This should be done online without downloading any form by the affected students. The concerned students are required to pay online and effect changes as approved by their Level Adviser. Students should note that ADD/DROP of courses should be done within the period stipulated online by the University as lateness will not be condoned.

(B.)Procedure for Additional Credit(s) after the normal 48 credits.
1. Payment for the Additional credit(s) is done at the prevailing cost of N1,000.00 and must be online.

2. The form is printed online from the portal and manually completed. Note that the permission of the Head of Department and approval of the Dean are required when you are adding above the maximum of 24 credits allowed per semester.

3. The form is to be forwarded to the Deputy Registrar (Academic Support Services) through the Dean with a copy of Course Registration Form and payment receipt attached to the form and the approval of the Dean, as related to the (2) above.

4. After approval by Academic Support Services, changes requested will be effected and an alert will also be sent to the concerned student who should print a new Course Registration Form from the portal. This form supersedes the earlier one.

5. The approved Additional Credit Form; Payment Receipt and old Course Form must be attached to the new Course Form and forwarded to the Level Adviser and Faculty Officer for endorsement.

6. Please note that the Academic Support Services will not treat any request for more than 24 credits per semester, if all the requirements in 2 and 3 are not met.
PLEASE NOTE THAT YOUR REGISTRATION IS NOT COMPLETE EVEN AFTER SUBMISSION ONLINE UNTIL YOUR FORMS ARE ENDORSED BY YOUR LEVEL ADVISER AND FACULTY OFFICER WITHIN THE REGISTRATION PERIOD.

PAYMENT PROCEDURE

Students are to note that all payments shall be online and shall be through the use of ATM cards on the University Portal.

Note: ATM Cards on the InterSwitch platform are supported, including Verve and Master Cards.
STUDENTS ARE ADVISED TO BEWARE OF FRAUDSTERS IN THE HANDLING THEIR PAYMENT CARD DETAILS AND REPORT ANY FRAUDULENT ACT TO THE SECURITY UNIT, UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN.

SOURCE: http://www.edusbaze.com/unilorin-old-students-registration-procedures-20162017-session/

its gotten from a government established hospital.. just go general hospital or government health center

chigoizie7:
Which one is medical fitness certificate?


Can't doctors report work?

i could easily post whatever i want to post in the already created thread its all the same thing sir... no selfishness attached... 1love

Chriswazo:


please disregard the op, you can join the original and already established thread here. https://www.nairaland.com/3401176/prospective-nysc-2017-batch-corps.
For the op's post, the super mods will see to that, i have notified them. Nairaland is not anyone's parlour, is not a must to have a thread with ur name. Op this is new year, stop being unnecessary selfish.

first, never knew there was a thread, we all r in this together so before calling names, ask. okay sir... abi na seperate nysc we dey go

Chriswazo:


please disregard the op, you can join the original and already established thread here. https://www.nairaland.com/3401176/prospective-nysc-2017-batch-corps.
For the op's post, the super mods will see to that, i have notified them. Nairaland is not anyone's parlour, is not a must to have a thread with ur name. Op this is new year, stop being unnecessary selfish.

Now all the fuse of Batch B stream II has passed and they have been successfully mobilized...
We the 2017 Batch A has time to get acquainted and share information As it is delivered..

I will be updating this Group Live as it unfolds.
And we all should drop information only relating to the topic.

Please lest drop our name and Location/School to enable fluent communication.


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THE NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE CORPS, NYSC 2016 BATCH B STREAM 2 CALL-UP LETTER HAS BEEN MADE AVAILABLE ON THE NYSC PORTAL FOR PRINTING.

To all Batch B prospective corps members (PCM) that wish to print their call-up letters online from the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) portal, below are the simple procedure to follow which enables you print the call up letter by yourself.

This is to inform all the 2016 Batch ‘B’ Stream II prospective corps members that the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has announced that the portal for printing of call up letters has opened today Thursday, 19th January, 2017.

Prospective Corps members are expected to log on to the NYSC Portal to commence printing of their Call-up letters from the date stated above..

Prospective Corps Members that did not make payment of N3,000 during online registration are to start collection of the Call-up Letters from their respective institutions of graduation from Friday, 20th January, 2017.

HOW TO PRINT NYSC CALL-UP LETTERS.
Go to NYSC portal at http://portal.nysc.org.ng.
Login with your registered email and password.
Click on ‘Print Call Up Letter’ link to access and print your call-up letter.

In addition, all Prospective Corps members MUST come along with medical fitness certificate from a government or military hospital showing their health status before they will be registered and admitted for the Orientation course.

Not to forget, [[url]In addition, all Prospective Corps members MUST come along with medical fitness certificate from a government or military hospital showing their health status before they will be registered and admitted for the Orientation course.

Not to forget, The Orientation course date is scheduled for the 24th of January, 2017

Success to all mobilized corps member… The Orientation course date is scheduled for the 24th of January, 2017]

Success to all mobilized corps member…

READ MORE: http://www.edusbaze.com/nysc-2016-batch-b-stream-ii-call-letter/

YABA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, YABATECH ACCEPTANCE FEE PAYMENT PROCEDURES FOR THE 2016/2017 ACADEMIC SESSION HAS BEEN RELEASED.

The Management of Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) are delighted to inform all newly Admitted Students for the 2016/2017 Academic Session that payment of Acceptance Fee has commenced. All students can pay and register online.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE/ACCEPTANCE FEE PAYMENT

1. Go to http://www.yabatech.edu.ng

2. Click on Acceptance Fee

3. Click on Applicant Login

4. Enter your UTME/ Application Number

5. Click on Login

6. Click on Pay Now

7. Click on Make payment
Select any payment option (Card Payment, Bank Payment)
If option selected is Card Payment, click Submit, enter your card details, and enter your soft or hard token for MasterCard or the i-pin for Visa cards. If transaction is successful after payment kindly click on Print Evidence of Payment to print your receipt.
If option selected is Bank Payment, click Submit and print the payment invoice and proceed to the bank to make payment. After bank payment kindly go back to the college website, click on Payment Confirmation/ Validation link, enter the RRR number or Application/UTME number and click validate. If transaction is successful after validation kindly click on Print Evidence of Payment to print your receipt.

8. Return to the College Website, repeat STEP 3 and 5

9. Print out your Payment History

10. Update your Biodata and Print it
NB: Kindly note Your Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) number if possible print it out.
READ MORE @ http://www.edusbaze.com/yabatech-acceptance-fee-payment-procedures-20162017-session/

THE UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS, UNILAG GRADUATES TWO (2) FEMALE STUDENTS WITH A CGPA OF 5.0

Two graduating students of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) has attained the record of Mr. Ayodele Dada in 2014/2015 academic session, by having a perfect 5.00 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) in the 2015/2016 session.

Oyindamola Omotuyi emerged as the best graduating student from the department of Systems Engineering while Bankole Titilayo Taiwo graduated from the department of Cell Biology and Genetics.


Omotuyi, a Beautiful 22-year-old student, says she was encouraged by her school fellowship to do well academically and spiritually.

“The Redeemed Christian Fellowship had overcomers award and encouraged us to do well academically even spiritually so I was challenged by it.”

When Asked how she managed to graduate with a perfect CGPA, she attributed her success to God, hard work, and her course mates.

“Well, I must say it’s been God all through. He provided wisdom at every point. Also, He brought my course mates and friends who helped me immensely.

“I worked a lot with people. It’s good to include that there were challenges but the beautiful thing is that they were for a short while. It was not easy but considering the fact that God provided strength all the way, I would say it was easy with God.”

Omotuyi gave tips on how she achieved the perfect CGPA, in the hope of helping others who seek to replicate her accomplishment.

“It’s good to read but yet read rightly. Ride on the wings of those that have gone ahead. Ask questions about the nitty gritty of the course and what the lecturer wants.

“During exams, write what your lecturer want to see not what you want to write. Work with your classmates.”

Taiwo, a 21-year-old, said a 5.00 CGPA was not her target but she wanted to have a first class degree and “an interesting lifestyle”.

“It’s possible to strike a balance with social and academic commitments if the individual is good with time management and self-study. It wasn’t easy to graduate with 5.00 GPA because there were a lot of challenges but God made it easy and I overcame.

“My advice to students is that they should be determined, have self-confidence, trust God in everything, set their goals in having a good result and work towards it, and they should be the best in whatever they do.

“There will be a lot of challenges though but they will overcome end don’t forget there’s always light after every dark tunnel, success don’t come easily.”

For people who don't understand what this means, it means getting an A in all courses throughout your stay in the higher institution..

Read more Here: http://www.edusbaze.com/unilag-female-students-graduate/

THE NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE CORPS NYSC BATCH B STREAM 2 CALL UP LETTER PRINTING DATE HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED

This notice is to all Prospective corp members of the NYSC Batch B Stream II (2) that the Call up letter printing date for 2016 set of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Batch B Stream 2 has been announced.

Date For 2016 NYSC Batch B Stream 2 (II) Letter Printing
Prior to the the Disclaimer notice made earlier on the printing of call up letter by prospective corps members, this is to officially inform all those in Batch B Stream 2 that the Call-Up letter printing will commence on READ MORE @: http://www.edusbaze.com/nysc-2016-batch-b-stream-2-call-letter-printing-date-announced-view/

THE NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE CORPS NYSC 2016 BATCH B (STREAM II) ORIENTATION COURSE COMMENCES 24TH JANUARY 2017

The NYSC Management wishes to inform prospective Corps members and other stakeholders that the 2016 Batch 'B' (Stream II) Orientation course will commence on Tuesday, 24th January, 2017.

The lineup of activities for the course is shown below:

a. Tue 24th - Wed 25th, Jan 2017- Registration/verification exercise

b. Thursday, 26th January, 2017 - Swearing-in ceremony

c. Monday, 13th February, 2017 - Closing ceremony

Prospective Corps members are advised to report to camp at the scheduled date as registration/verification will end at midnight of January 25, 2017.
All are also to note that original copies of academic credentials and other documents uploaded during the online registration MUST be presented on camp for physical verification.

READ ALSO THINGS YOU SHOULD TAKE TO ORIENTATION CAMP : http://www.edusbaze.com/nysc-camp-requirements-important-things-you-should-take-along-to-nysc-orientation-camp/

In addition, all Prospective Corps members MUST present medical certificate from a government or military hospital showing their health status before they will be registered and admitted for the Orientation course.

Management wishes prospective Corps members safe journey to their respective camps as well as a successful Orientation course.

Thank you.

Management.

VIEW FULL BATCH B TIME-TABLE HERE==>> http://www.edusbaze.com/nysc-2016-batch-b-stream-ii-orientation-course-date/

[center]THE NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE CORPS NYSC 2016 BATCH B (STREAM II) ORIENTATION COURSE COMMENCES 24TH JANUARY 2017[/center]

The NYSC Management wishes to inform prospective Corps members and other stakeholders that the 2016 Batch 'B' (Stream II) Orientation course will commence on Tuesday, 24th January, 2017.

The lineup of activities for the course is shown below:

a. Tue 24th - Wed 25th, Jan 2017- Registration/verification exercise

b. Thursday, 26th January, 2017 - Swearing-in ceremony

c. Monday, 13th February, 2017 - Closing ceremony

Prospective Corps members are advised to report to camp at the scheduled date as registration/verification will end at midnight of January 25, 2017.
All are also to note that original copies of academic credentials and other documents uploaded during the online registration MUST be presented on camp for physical verification.

READ ALSO THINGS YOU SHOULD TAKE TO ORIENTATION CAMP : http://www.edusbaze.com/nysc-camp-requirements-important-things-you-should-take-along-to-nysc-orientation-camp/

In addition, all Prospective Corps members MUST present medical certificate from a government or military hospital showing their health status before they will be registered and admitted for the Orientation course.

Management wishes prospective Corps members safe journey to their respective camps as well as a successful Orientation course.

Thank you.

Management.

VIEW FULL BATCH B TIME-TABLE HERE==>> http://www.edusbaze.com/nysc-2016-batch-b-stream-ii-orientation-course-date/

THE NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE CORPS NYSC 2016 BATCH B (STREAM II) ORIENTATION COURSE COMMENCES 24TH JANUARY 2017

The NYSC Management wishes to inform prospective Corps members and other stakeholders that the 2016 Batch 'B' (Stream II) Orientation course will commence on Tuesday, 24th January, 2017.

The lineup of activities for the course is shown below:

a. Tue 24th - Wed 25th, Jan 2017- Registration/verification exercise

b. Thursday, 26th January, 2017 - Swearing-in ceremony

c. Monday, 13th February, 2017 - Closing ceremony

Prospective Corps members are advised to report to camp at the scheduled date as registration/verification will end at midnight of January 25, 2017.
All are also to note that original copies of academic credentials and other documents uploaded during the online registration MUST be presented on camp for physical verification.

READ ALSO THINGS YOU SHOULD TAKE TO ORIENTATION CAMP : http://www.edusbaze.com/nysc-camp-requirements-important-things-you-should-take-along-to-nysc-orientation-camp/

In addition, all Prospective Corps members MUST present medical certificate from a government or military hospital showing their health status before they will be registered and admitted for the Orientation course.

Management wishes prospective Corps members safe journey to their respective camps as well as a successful Orientation course.

Thank you.

Management.

VIEW FULL BATCH B TIME-TABLE HERE==>> http://www.edusbaze.com/nysc-2016-batch-b-stream-ii-orientation-course-date/