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npower please majority of candidates from the waiting list of 2016 did not see their names on the list today, please we need more clarification. thank you

please have anybody in the waiting list done physical verification?

for those in Kaduna north, I just received a message from the officials that the master list have not be sent to them, so don't be in a hurry to go there.

please has any body done his or her physical verification?

please add this number 07036732639

masterpiece86:
Off Ahmadu Bello way.... not far from Katsina street

oga am from Kaduna north too. abeg have you done yours?

pls add me in the whatsup group 07036732639

any volunteers from Kaduna?

we are to go for physical verification

We should keep our fingers crossed, hoping to do verification with the newly preselected volunteers.

I discovered that so many people that have been selected from the waiting list of 2016 and that were sent congratulatory messages in June this year like myself are somewhat confused. Let's meet here to share information and know what sup

zinnyberry:
They just concluded their verification exercise. .

its ntax that just finished verification, I think we re to join the 2017 preselected volunteers to do verification.

lizzytee:
Pls,what about those that got congratulatory messages for waiting list for 2016, I didn't see my name there?

bro we are in the same shoe, I have asked this same question several, no one seems to know our current status. just confused

please npower help us out.
in June this year, text messages were sent to some people telling them that they have been selected from the 2016 awaiting list. but till today no information on that. please what is their status right now? because we couldn't apply for 2017 batch.

please is Brian Idowu left footed or right footed? anyway I think the team needs few left footed players for more balance. congratulations to the team.

Hello nairalanders
Please I am a
graduate of Animal Health Technology with distinction. I'm through
with my nysc and really need a job to keep body and soul together. I have vast experience in poultry production and also very passionate about teaching, I have taught science subjects like biology, chemistry basic science agricultural science and fisheries. Am not a lazy person just need to survive and raise small capital to start up my own farm as I have no other source of income. Am very honest and hardworking. Currently resides in Kaduna. I will be very glad if any body reading this can render any form of assistance, thanks.

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I just got this invite please can any body help confirm the authenticity?
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Kingsteve:
You're so silly and ignorant!
I'm from Ideato south to be precise (Isiekenesi), and our women are one of the most educated in Imo.
In the 90's during Evan Enwerem's tenure, the commisioner for Education was from my side (female of course)
In fact from my kindred alone, there are numerous female Barristers and Doctors, so I really wonder where that dimwit got such unintelligent info from.

wow nice to know u re from Isiekenesi am from Dikenafai

WizBLANCE:
Oh poor things. I used to watch them everyday, cried for then in my prayers but now i let the wind of fate blow. These beggars are strongly rooted in the street like stories written in a book that cannot be stolen. You think they are in pain but surprise they feel nothing. They dance in the flame but not inflamed by the fame of the rich in the frame. Have you also noticed that the beggars give birth in hundreds? One thing i learnt from them is that NO is a word not played to opportunity when YES is on the bench. God help us all.

the most annoying part is that a budget of as little as 5million naira monthly can carter for all beggars children in Kaduna for sure. even if you can't feed them at least educate them, in fact the idea of birth control and family planning can be easily inculcated into them at these stage. for God sake 5 million is not too much to salvage their future. Oh, I cry for my country. I thought they say the children are our future.

wow never saw it from that direction, I have always and sincerely wanted to help others. I will try and do just that or at least sincerely make an effort. thanks my oga, mayoroflagos

MayorofLagos:
Alexander,
you say you are a graduate and with no job. Guess what? You just found a job!

In today's society there are many problems and those with solutions will always have work.

You correctly identified a problem. That is a task. You also identify the resource you need to address the task and solve the problem. What you now need is a bridge between the problem, the task, the resource and the solution.

You will be that bridge. Alexander is not a nane they will respect or even respond to but nonetheless you understand the language and culture. Find some muslim Hausas to partner with. Here are some hints for you....

1 - create a non-profitable agenda
2- document it as a proposal and date and sign it.
3 - find trusted friends who are muslims and hausa, of both genders.
4 - if you have money, register the charity with CAC, if not approach a small business financial inveator and share proposal for startup capital.
5- after business registration find funds to do weekly feeding on the street.
6 - you cook food and take to them on Fridays and Sundays at their own gathering spot on the street.
6 - take pictures with them, invite radio or tv to give you coverage.
7 - solicit churches and mosques to donate to your fund.
8 - go back to radio and tv and give appreciation and progress report.
9 - extend your needs to HOS members and tell them you cannot do it alone, ask for their support. Remain neutral and appeal to both parties.
10 - bring radio and tv back out there to give coverage

Keep the media covering your events. Arrange a street soccer game for the boys. Arrange a ddouble dutch for the girls. Table tennis competition.

Use the almajiris as the problem, ally with the media as their voice. You are just a facilitator. The solution rests with society and government.

This is big job, and reward. Good luck!

wow never saw it from that direction, I have always and sincerely wanted to help others. I will try and do just that or sincerely make an effort. thanks my oga, mayoroflagos

Omexonomy:
Bu apc and our Yoruba peeps made us to believe that gej was the cause of their predicament though he built almajiri schools in all the 19 northern states to help and educate these children yet they hate him with passion

guy I am a southerner born and raised here. am an imolite, but this is not about tribe or religion, I see all Nigerians as my brothers and sisters. nobody can choose his or tribe. who we are is not by our making.

Princesaha:
Hmmm.......Do u think the Northern elders are not aware of those children. They send their children abroad for studies but deliberately allow those ones to suffer so as to be used to cause unrest and wrestle power from the south when the need arises.

I wish I had taken pictures to the post here, its seriously a pathetic site, maybe when I pass there again on Tuesday I will take pics to post here.

sorry for the multiplicity, its my first time posting on this forum, still trying to delete some the duplicate portion.

b]A DISASTER WAITING TO HAPPEN
Am not a tribal bigot neither am a very religious person, but patriotic Nigerian with a conscience. Back to the crust of my concern.

On my way to my aunt house today, just having sometime alone with my own thoughts, something caught my attention. For those people familiar with Kaduna, at kano road bus stop, precisely at that jummat mosque, one familiar thing that will always get your attention is the large concentration of beggars. As I pass bye I saw so many people just minding their business perhaps used to the scene. But as I pass bye tears gathered in my eyes threatening to pour, as I watch poor helpless multitudes of fathers and mothers with their children looking up to passer bye expecting alms. Note am not a stranger to beggers (I was born and brought up in Kaduna Tudun nupawa to be precise) but today I got scared for the children of these beggars.

I watch them as they run away with their kind(children of fellow beggars) not realising they have been disadvantaged from their birth, if me as a young graduate is unemployed and struggling to survive the present day Nigeria how will these ones survive the ugly tomorrow?

This children have no idea of what is called education, they have no idea that their tomorrow is dependent on today. In 10-15 years time, what will be the condition of these children?

If nothing is done fast today they will be ready tools and soldiers for terrorist tomorrow. If the government and citizens are wondering how people are easily brain washed to join boko haram, this is the answer.

I hereby call the attention of Kaduna state governor and the president to do something fast. I will strongly suggest for a drastic action to be taken fast, if not for the beggars themselves then for their children. For example, the government can create a school or a vocational center in the area for these kids, or even use the large space inside the mosque to teach these children both western and Islamic education to better their tomorrow or we face the possibility of wasting huge resources and many lives to fight another insurgents........ by Alexander Emmanuel.

Christmas is not all about the outward celebration but inward appreciation of God and his son Jesus Christ. so they can ban the outward celebration but can not stop the inward appreciation.

very nice song, love the lyrics and the melody keep it up guys the sky is d limit.

book space, space booked

sorry for coming to this thread very late. Am actually an Animal Health and Production Technologist but specializes on poultry Health and Production. Will be very happy and willing to render my two cent contribution and advice to this thread. studied at Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, Kaduna State