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BREAKING!!! NUC DROPS WARNING – If You Are Studying Any Of These Courses In Nigerian Universities, You Are Not in School (SEE LIST) List of courses that have not been accredited in Nigerian universities have been released – A certificate issued for those courses will be considered void – The university of Abuja has the highest number of unaccredited courses The National Universities Commission (NUC) has released a list of some courses that have not been accredited. The unaccredited courses pose serious danger to students who study them as the certificates issued by these universities for the courses will not be officially recognised. Premium Times reports that 2016 accreditation status report indicated that these unaccredited courses were taught in 37 out of 143 universities in the country. The Quality Assurance Department of the NUC is in charge of accrediting courses in the universities. The NUC insists that for a course to be accredited, it must meet the Benchmark Minimum Academic Standards (BMAS) that has been stipulated by the commission. Some of the requirements include: “qualified faculty members, good learning environment and adequate teaching materials – equipment, books and journals”. According to the NUC, accreditation is necessary to ensure “employers and other members of the community that Nigerian graduates of all academic programmes have attained an acceptable level of competency in their areas of specialization.” It also says it is also important to certify courses to assure “the international community that the programmes offered in Nigerian Universities are of high standards and that graduates of the institutions are adequate for employment and further studies.” According to the commission, the pre-accreditation process include “drawing up a list of academic programmes to be certified, compilation of list of panel chairmen/members, time-tabling, budgeting and organizing the accreditation coordination meeting for panel chairmen and members in a simulation workshop.” The post-accreditation activities include “analyzing accreditation reports (technical and administrative), ranking of programmes and universities based on their accreditation status, publishing of accreditation status of programmes, issuance of certificates to programmes that earned Full and Interim accreditation results.” According to Premium Times, 13 federal universities, 16 state universities and eight private universities were running courses that had not been accredited. Some of the high profile institutions include University of Nigeria, Nsukka; University of Benin, University of Jos, University of Calabar. The biggest casualty seems to be the University of Abuja which has 15 of its courses, including Law, unaccredited. See full list of unaccredited courses and their universities in the table below: S/No School Course 1.University of Nigeria, Nsukka Russian Dentistry Statistics 2. University of Benin Anatomy Pharmacy 3. University of Calabar Business Management Theatre and Media Arts Public Health 4. University of Jos History and International Relations Medical Laboratory Science Biochemistry Science Laboratory Technology 5. Federal University of Technology, Owerri Architecture Microbiology 6. Modibbo Adama University of Technology, Yola Banking 7. Federal University of Technology, Minna Biology Education Chemistry Education Geography Education Industrial and Technical Education Mathematics Education Physics Education 8. University of Abuja Accounting English Language Linguistics Philosophy Agricultural Education Biology Education Chemistry Education Economics Education Education (Social Science) Geography Education Integrated Science Mathematics Education Law Chemistry Microbiology 9. Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi Automobile Education Building Technology Education Business Education Electrical Electronics Technology Education Integrated Science Architecture Building Industrial Design Survey & Geo-informatics Applied Geophysics Engineering Physics Physics Electronics 10. University of Uyo Efik/ Ibibio 11. Nnamdi Azikiwe University Nursing Science Industrial/Production Engineering Mechanical Engineering 12. University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun Chemistry Environmental Management & Toxicology Geology Geophysics Mathematics 13. Federal University, Wukari English/Literary Studies 14. Rivers State University of Science & Technology Quantity Surveying 15. Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma Material & Production Engineering Architecture Building Biochemistry Botany Microbiology Political Science 16. Abia State University English Language Education French Education Igbo Education History Education Religious Studies Education Education (Library Studies/Igbo/English/Social Studies/Government) Biology Education Chemistry Education Economics Education Geography Education Guidance & Counselling Mass Communication 17. Enugu State University of Science & Technology Library & Information Science 18. Olabisi Onabanjo University Christian Religious Studies Education History Education Islamic Studies Education Electrical Electronics Engineering 19. Ekiti State University African Traditional Religion Religious Studies Civil Engineering 20. Lagos State University English Language French Philosophy Yoruba 21. Imo State University English & Literary Studies French Theatre Arts Medical Laboratory Science Nursing Law 22. Delta State University Accounting & Finance Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical & Electronic Engineering Mechanical & Metallurgical Engineering Petroleum Engineering Law 23. Kogi State University Medicine & Surgery 24. Niger Delta University Adult & Community Education Economics Education Geography Education Marketing Education Political Science Education Religious Studies Education Social Studies Botany Computer Science Mathematics Pure & Applied Chemistry Zoology 25. Anambra State University Early Childhood Education Human Kinetics Geology Microbiology 26. Ebonyi State University Building/Woodwork Education Physics Education Applied Biology Applied Microbiology Applied Statistics Biotechnology Geology Industrial Mathematics 27. Nasarawa State University English 28. Cross River University of Technology Physiology Wood Production Engineering Architecture 29. Kebbi State University of Science & Technology Information Technology 30. Babcock University rench 31. Benson Idahosa University Business Education 32. Ajayi Crowther University Actuarial Science & Insurance 33. Caritas University Bio-technology Microbiology 34. Kwararafa University, Wukari Public Administration computer Science Statistics Economics Mass Communication Sociology 35. Novena University Chemistry 36. Joseph Ayo Babalola University Building Quantity Surveying 37. Tansian University, Anambra Architecture

Hello Nairalanders
here is a new recruitment on the fed. civil service portal. maybe u may apply for it
www.fedcivilservice.gov.ng/?jobs_listing=auditor-general-of-the-federation-augf

wish u all the best

Hello my fellow Nairalanders

kindly help me with good advise on how to come about this question................... "Please state briefly the reasons why you think you are an outstanding candidate for this job (Maximum 1000 Characters)"

I was applying for job at (UNDP Nigeria) so they ask me this question. help me please

cc: Lalasticla

Hello my fellow Nairalanders

kindly help me with good advise on how to come about this question................... "Please state briefly the reasons why you think you are an outstanding candidate for this job (Maximum 1000 Characters)"

I was applying for job at (UNDP Nigeria) so they ask me this question. help me please

cc: Lalasticla

INTERVIEW TIPS
If you have been successful at obtaining an interview as a result of having a good resume, then the next most important part of the recruitment process is the interview. Success at the interview is dependent on your preparation before the interview and your performance during the interview.

Here are a few tips to improve your interview technique:

Knowledge is power – be sure you have researched thoroughly the organisation whom you hope to work for, and make sure that you have the knowledge to answer the questions for the role that you are applying for.

Preparing for the interview – think of what questions you are likely to be asked during the interview and practice answering them beforehand. Also, think of some questions that you may wish to ask at interview.

On the interview day – ensure you know how to get there on time, get there 10 minutes early, and remember that first impressions count.

During the interview – give a firm handshake, sit down when invited to, keep answers relevant and to the point, be enthusiastic, smile.
Preparation is the key to a successful interview!

Although there is no set format that an interview will follow, there are some questions that you can almost guarantee will crop up. Here’s a list of the most common questions and a guide to the kind of answers your interviewer wants to hear.

Here are five things that most employers want to know about you:

1. They want to know if you are qualified for the position.

What are your greatest strengths?
Do you have experience in this field?
What do you believe you bring to this job?
Why should I hire you?
2. They want to know what motivates you.

What motivates you to put forth your greatest effort?
Where do you see yourself five years from now?
What is the most important thing to you about your job?
What did you like most about your last job?
3. They want to know about the negatives.

Why did you leave your previous job?
What did you like least about your last supervisor?
What is your greatest weakness?
What did you like least about your last job?
Why have you been unemployed so long?
4. They want to know if you are a good fit.

What kind of people do you find it hard to work with?
Tell me about a time when you worked as a member of a team.
In what kind of environment are you most comfortable?
Do you prefer to work alone or with others?
5. They want to know if you want their job with their company.

What are you looking for in a position?
Who else are you interviewing with?
Why are you interested in this position?
What do you know about our company?
BEFORE THE INTERVIEW
Know Yourself

What are my skills and abilities? What are my strengths?
How do my skills and experiences relate to the position and employer’s needs?
What contributions will I bring to the employer?
What locations am I open to working in? Am I willing to relocate?
How do the organizations and my values compare?
What points do I want to be sure to get across during the interview?
How does this position fit into my career goals?
What are my salary expectations? Am I willing to negotiate?
Your interview is the most important stage in your career search. The interview ties together your hard work in researching the position, presenting your resume and covering letter, but also all the ground work you have done: such as networking. Remember you are there to interview them as much as they are interviewing you – so have your questions prepared!

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I'm very very very anoiyed
I hate Both Nigerian army and Boko Boys to be honest you guys. Boko boys tuk over our one and only beloved town "Michika" last two week, uptill this friday no any Nigerian army has shown up there. While they left on friday our cowards Nigerian army they went there and they started bonbimd and destroying our houses while we are on refuge at yola. #We hate u all

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