Nuel1647:


I would say this is a good place to start.
go through this and similar threads.
if possible follow links that show you the final list of previous scholars, so you can tell what kind of msc courses are acceptable and start seeking admision as soon as you identify an acceptable course that interest you.
Then wait for the advert, apply, prepare, get your documentation ready, get a recommendation letter from one of the appropriate persons, take the CBT, do well above average, then go for the oral interview but this time you need to be excellent as it is responsible for 60% of the final score.

Then Pray!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I would also advice that you get a January start date instead of a September, October or early November start date.

kelvinkelliii:
Oga please can you leave this innocent NDDC forum and go somewhere else where your senseless views are valid? I am assuming that will be in the trash.
So please carry your brain inside there gan!!!
Thank you!

Donmatlock:
NSIMA EKERE' s biography is being read as an editorial Radio Nigeria today 7am, 4pm and 10pm. Listen to what he said he achieved in NDDC. The Bastard will fail even if he wins he won't last.

Mayflowa:


US

ladybug2:
I don't think there are any restrictions on courses you would like to pursue, unlike PTDF. If you can, check with current scholars to confirm the requirements. I think they have opened another thread (NDDC 2018 scholarship or something like that). Good luck

unie101:


Hi Ladybug2. Happy new year. Please, do you know who I can contact in NDDC to issue a letter of release for me so I can apply for my Tier 2 visa here in the UK?
If you were under scholarship during your PhD, you will have to provide a letter of release from the scholarship body when applying for a Tier 2 work visa.

iphyconsult:
Can you help us this link.

This is a PROTEST at Abuja house London today