YOUTH EMPOWERMENT TRAINING AND FUNDING PROGRAM IN BAG MAKING.

BP ANIES BAG PRODUCTION wishes to announce an ongoing two (2) weeks empowerment training and funding program in the bag making industry to the youths, unemployed, and full time house wives living within Lagos environment.

This is a golden opportunity that we would encourage those who have passion in bag making to explore because participants would have the opportunity to learn how to sew and make bags of different kinds.
e.g Lunch Bag: School Bag: Laptop Bag: Ghana Must-Go Bag: Souvenir Bag: Travelling Bag: Wallet: Purse: etc.

Also, tuition fee, T-shirt, training materials and feeding on a daily basis throughout the duration of the program shall be taken care of by the sponsor of the program.

More importantly, participants shall be Funded to acquire One (1) Sewing Machine and Bag Making Materials sufficient enough to start up a bag making business from home.

Proudly Supported by
(1)RCCG Mount Carmel. Lagos Province 22
(2)Joint Life Business School
(3)Global Empowerment Project Africa.
(4)VastLink Africa.

Registration fee; #15,000.

Registration Deadlines
1st Batch. March 5, 2018.
2nd Batch. March 16, 2018.

Training Start Date
1st Batch. March 12, 2018.
2nd Batch. March 19, 2018

Those interested in the empowerment and funding program in Bag making can click on the link below to register their interest or contact the organizer for full details.

BP ANIES BAG PRODUCTION.
RCCG Unlimited Grace Assembly Compound.
17 Arisenijo Mabadeje Street, Lowa Estate Ikorodu Lagos. 08066231870, 08056623187


https:///5Q4emsm0jNIEAtEWuKbUAB

YOUTH EMPOWERMENT TRAINING AND FUNDING PROGRAM IN BAG MAKING.

BP ANIES BAG PRODUCTION wishes to announce an ongoing two (2) weeks empowerment training and funding program in the bag making industry to the youths, unemployed, and full time house wives living within Lagos environment.

This is a golden opportunity that we would encourage those who have passion in bag making to explore because participants would have the opportunity to learn how to sew and make bags of different kinds.
e.g Lunch Bag: School Bag: Laptop Bag: Ghana Must-Go Bag: Souvenir Bag: Travelling Bag: Wallet: Purse: etc.

Also, tuition fee, T-shirt, training materials and feeding on a daily basis throughout the duration of the program shall be taken care of by the sponsor of the program.

More importantly, participants shall be Funded to acquire One (1) Sewing Machine and Bag Making Materials sufficient enough to start up a bag making business from home.

Proudly Supported by
(1)RCCG Mount Carmel. Lagos Province 22
(2)Joint Life Business School
(3)Global Empowerment Project Africa.
(4)VastLink Africa.

Registration fee; #15,000.

Registration Deadlines
1st Batch. March 5, 2018.
2nd Batch. March 16, 2018.

Training Start Date
1st Batch. March 12, 2018.
2nd Batch. March 19, 2018

Those interested in the empowerment and funding program in Bag making can click on the link below to register their interest or contact the organizer for full details.

BP ANIES BAG PRODUCTION.
RCCG Unlimited Grace Assembly Compound.
17 Arisenijo Mabadeje Street, Lowa Estate Ikorodu Lagos. 08066231870, 08056623187

https:///5Q4emsm0jNIEAtEWuKbUAB

YOUTH EMPOWERMENT TRAINING AND FUNDING PROGRAM IN BAG MAKING.

BP ANIES BAG PRODUCTION wishes to announce an ongoing two (2) weeks empowerment training and funding program in the bag making industry to the youths, unemployed, and full time house wives living within Lagos environment.

This is a golden opportunity that we would encourage those who have passion in bag making to explore because participants would have the opportunity to learn how to sew and make bags of different kinds.
e.g Lunch Bag: School Bag: Laptop Bag: Ghana Must-Go Bag: Souvenir Bag: Travelling Bag: Wallet: Purse: etc.

Also, tuition fee, T-shirt, training materials and feeding on a daily basis throughout the duration of the program shall be taken care of by the sponsor of the program.

More importantly, participants shall be Funded to acquire One (1) Sewing Machine and Bag Making Materials sufficient enough to start up a bag making business from home.

Proudly Supported by
(1)RCCG Mount Carmel. Lagos Province 22
(2)Joint Life Business School
(3)Global Empowerment Project Africa.
(4)VastLink Africa.

Registration fee; #15,000.

Registration Deadlines
1st Batch. March 5, 2018.
2nd Batch. March 16, 2018.

Training Start Date
1st Batch. March 12, 2018.
2nd Batch. March 19, 2018

Those interested in the empowerment and funding program in Bag making can click on the link below to register their interest or contact the organizer for full details.

BP ANIES BAG PRODUCTION.
RCCG Unlimited Grace Assembly Compound.
17 Arisenijo Mabadeje Street, Lowa Estate Ikorodu Lagos. 08066231870, 08056623187

https:///5Q4emsm0jNIEAtEWuKbUAB

It depends on d gravity of what d military officer has done or d evidence d civilian has against d military officer. On either of these grounds, dey can be sued but it also depend on d rank of d personality invovled.

For instance, if a serving Major General messes up in d public in NA uniform, d civil society most often sues d Nigerian army directly although d suit wil carry d generals name and compensations are made by d NA.

Sometimes ago, I mean 3 years back, one admiral aregbesola and the nigerian navy were sued by d civil society and d lagos state government for allegedly beaten up a lady. D lady was also stripped naked in the public by d admiral's men. So it is very posible to sue a military officer irrespective of d rank.

It is good to be humble and to have respect for d laws of d land whether u are a military officer or not.

mimzy007: Let me get u right, u clicked on 'get application ID' put in ur serial,ref & Validation number then it gave u an error message?

It showed PLEASE ENTER A VALID DATA. I just noticed now dat my application has been submited sucessfully after clicking get application I D severally.

Thanks for ur concern bro. Guys with dis issue should keep clicking d "get application I'd" until until u get d id.

mimzy007: Did u pple even read what I posted?

I had thesame issue too. I called one of d numbers on d Technical Support hotlines (d numbers on d NAF home page where d NAF DSSC advert is), I was told dey are processing d payment dat it will take one or two days to be completed. THIS IS TOO BAD!

Pls somebody with similar issue should try call them and let's have ur feedback if d response will be desame.

Although, my friends who applied recently confirmed to me dat they did not have dis issue.

xykms101: Shut da phuck bragger.


...Securing an ordinary admission in the uk has turned to an achievement for you.
Local bigot, who sabi you here?

Sorry sir, thank u sir for d names. For our own good let's try to work on d way we address people. Dis applies to both dose u know and dose u don't know cos whoever can tell. I want to believe dat d original intention of this forum or thread is not to call people names or to run people down. Who am I to brag? I will never, I mean never do dat. Even if I have it all, I will never! Dats d reason why some people on dis forum with useful and genuine info concernin d shortlist wil decide to hold infos to dem selves so as to avoid being called names and getting insults. God wil help us all as we wait for d list.

xykms101: Did i hear you say phd from the Uk unis?...this airhead must be a clown.


...I don't think you even have any lowest paying job....a well paid employee would prefer to settle down and plan for the future to walking into an isolation world.


Do you ever know the meaning of a well paid job?

Bros I beg give me one least paying jobs as I no get any one. By d grace of God, people who know me one on one on dis forum wil tell you more about me. Pride asside. As for PHD offer in UK UNI, I was just trying to make a reference. But if u insist, I might be pushed to post my PHD offfer in a top 5 UK University on this forum. I Don't have to talk too much sha.

PASSION OR NO PASSION/JOBLESSNES OR NO JOBLESSNESS: Everyone to its opinion! I know dat 'there are general opinion' which are generally acceptable and fair to ones hearing. 1. Everybody can't be officers/commander. Also everybody can't be soldiers. 2. Why should I apply for RRI when I already have degrees or whem am a professional? It does not make sense. RRI is for O'Level etc and not for degree holders. Passion or no passion. 3. A lot of people have well paid jobs yet stil aspire for military career. I am a living example. I know there are a lot more people who are in my shoe too. Please let's be informed and quided, as everyone who aspire to become army officer here are not jobless. Some of us here hold PHD offers of top 5 UK universities and in d Nigerian Univerties and our army career can not stop us from acheiving it. Even if we are jobless, it does not mean we should not have a class. Joblessenes or not, let's encourage our selves.let's try to do away with contributions that will not encourage d spirit of a fellow NLs in dis thread. We wil all get there in Jesus.

clemzo101: SOme people will just come to the thread and start talking paparazzi, if u are hunngry and jobless must u generalize it? A friend of mine left a govt agency job where he was earning 350k for the Nigerian army job, as a liutenant he knows how influential he has bcom now and how he has saved his friends and family from oppression. Money is not everything ooo.

My brother, you guys have said it all. From inception, military jobs had always been compectitive. Any Barrack boys in house? Or people with military ties in d house? Dey wil comfirm dis. I started pursuing military career (NDA) in d early 90s, and DSSC in d Mid 2000. So I know what I am talking. Infact, I remembered sometimes ago, one of our bank customers who was a senior lawyer den (He is not less dan 60 interms of age) told me he made attempts to join d army in his time but he was not selected. Even my pastor who work with Chevron presently, when I met him for prayers concerning my army ambition, he told me he had tried it too. This pastor should be in his late 50s or early 60s. What are we not saying? My bros (Army Brig Gen) always tell me: U CAN BUILD ANY CAREER IN D ARMY. Although, d number of army applicants had increased recently, am not disputing dat fact. Maybe, I will attribute it to recently improved renumeration in d army. I remebered 5 years ago when I took my DSSC form to a (army Col)for signing and assistance, the Col asked me: as a Banker, how much was I earning? I told him. Then he showed me his pay slip. As at den he earns 200,000 monthly or thereabout. He told me to my face dat I earned more than him dat what am I looking for in d army. I TOLD HIM I HAVE PASSION FOR THE JOB. Its all about passion but not d pay. Dose chasing d army for d sake of pay should better give way for people who have passion for d job o. LOL. Happy sunday all NL and God bless us all.

henchyk: I don't think there will be any list yet. I think there will be an aptitude test first. You can't just sell forms for 2,500 naira to people and then you compile a list. There has to be equal opportunities for everyone, hence the need for an aptitude test.

. Bros, there are no equal opportunies even when exams are conducted before d shortlistment. Its just God and destiny, that's all. Weda exam or not, if God says u will be there, u wil find ur self dere. Experience has shown us overtime, except if dis is ur first time. Cheers

Dear NLs, let's keep hope alive as we wait for d list. It will surely come one day, dis I believe. I am particularly not amazed at d delay, same happened in 2010, it took almost 3 months before they finally shortlisted names. I also applied in that same year too and dat year was my 4th year of DSSC/SSC application. So it is yet not abnormal, it will be abnormal only if it exceeds 3 to 4 months before shortlistment. I am also aware dat 2011 and 2012 took just barely a month or thereabout. My recommendation is dat we should keep praying and believing in God as we wait for d list. Let's see what tomorow has for us. God is still on d throne. Cheers

Haven't exhausted all posible speculations, predictions or whatever u call it, and d list did not comot 2morow, honestly speaking, it implies dere are issues. God go help all of us.

FOF4u: Any news abt d list today?

bros u don dey awake? E b like say ur name dey d list o. Bros congrats. U go wash am o.

xykms101: Abeg park well with this ur nollywood write up...which 1 be ur candidate my candidate? U dey dia? na so army job bam reach....if na dat one, na im be say pple like us no go see space na.

xykms101, people like u can get space, yes am very sure of dat. Haven't u seen where people will be fightin for u even when u are not there? U might not even be aware but its God fighting for u. I delare to u now dat God wil raise d Chief of Army Staff as ur helper in Jesus name. If u really desire dis army job, u are already inside in Jesus name. Just believe it and for sure u wil have it.

xykms101: Abeg park well with this ur nollywood write up...which 1 be ur candidate my candidate? U dey dia? na so army job bam reach....if na dat one, na im be say pple like us no go see space na.

Oga xykms101, if u neva know, I want make u know now. Military jobs na one of d best jobs dis days even in overseas. If u don Jand before u surpose know am. Is it job security? Career plan, focus,etc bros even bankers, employees from other nice sectors dey pursue am. If d thing no make sence why d thin dey highly compectitive? Why are senators, presidency and General dey fight on top am? Anyway, my brother try dey address people well at any point in time. Whoever can tell. ARMY JOB IS A GOOD CAREER. Dis na my opinion sha o. One man food is another mans poison sha o.

Brothers and Sisters, yes some of our guys here are likely to be right about tomorrows list. Am also sure of dis wednesday, but next week wednesday is very certain. A source from MS confirmed that d list was ready just awaiting approval. Although, dey were a lot of issues (eg. my candidate can not wait for next year again, he has to make d list dis time, ur candidate my candidate.....powers dat be, major Gens and all of them sha...) dat came up which has been resolved recently. Am sure of tomorow wednesday but if on d contrary next wednesday is sure. What will be had already been. Let's keep our fingers crossed as things unfold. Meanwhile, if ur name no dey d list and God wants u dere, somehow somehow u wil find ur self at d training ground and u can stil get comissioned with other people. This implies dat u should not give up as God can stil interfere at any point in time. Dats why He is Alpha and Omega: d beginin and d end. We wil get there in Jesus Name. Amen

Winners don't quit and quiters don't win. You can have what so ever you desire through Christ Jesus. Afterall, God's will for us in his word is dat whatesover we desire including desire to join d army (excluding things dat does not glorify the name of d lord or things dat are contrary to d word of God) when we ask him in prayers, He will do. (Mark 11:24, John 14:14, Matt 7:7). God honours his word more than His name. He said He will hasten His word to perform it (Jer 1:2). Remember, d word of God is a revelation of God's will for evry one of us. Whoever believes His Words, the Impossible (DSSC/SSC shorlisting and commisioning) becomes possible, difficult becomes easy includin NA, things unheard begins to happen(including joining ur colleagues at d NA trainin camp even when u did not go through the screaning processes/without shortlistment. For with God nothing shall be imposible. Brothers and Sister on dis forum, let's believe as we declare dis words of His and we will surely have dis army desire of ours. Don't give up! It is well, see u on top.

FOFU4u: my number ends with 1870. Will send u an sms or call u latter: Emma: sory dat u have not heard from me since. Wil send u a mail today or tomorow den u can have my number. Rgds.

N Punpin: d new news is dat we should prepare our mind for Wednesday 10th or 17th of July 2013 for d list while d reporting day: Sunday 21 or 28 July 2013 respectively. July 17th is likely to be very sure and it can't exceed dese dates. Wish all d best.

Dear all, we should not be supprised at d delay in releasing d DSSC/SSC list. Same happened two years ago. D list was finally released 2-3 months after closure of d submision. My brothers and sisters, a lot of things usually happen expecially once it exceeds one month after closure. My small army oga ( a Major in d dept of MS) den told me d following: at that point, what happen is adding and deleting of names (who is who comes into play here): long list from all quarters including top senators, ex presidents, some mighty civilians in Nigeria etc. At that point some army ogas becos of d fact dat dey do not want to step on toes and to get early retirement give up at dis stage. Some applicants even do not fill d online form but stil get shortlisted with special numbers. U can check d 2011 list for confirmation. Its just God. I have a friend who made it dat year. He told me point blank dat if I do not have a Major Gen on appointment and on his slot I should forget it, except if God is interested in ur case. Infact, dis is my 7th year in dis race. I have facts and d experience is dere. Thank God dat I have made dis years course. At dis point I will sincerely recommend dat we keep reminding our contacts and be prayerful as well. Good luck all NLs dat applied.

Dmajesticjoe: Please find below for ur attention: LIEUTENANT GENERAL OA IHEJIRIKA (N/6031)

1.Lt Gen Onyeabo Azubike Ihejirika Forces Service Star (FSS), Meritorious Service Star (MSS), Distinguished Service Star (DSS), Grand Service Star (GSS), Passed Staff College with Dagger (psc(+)), Fellow National War College (fwc), Fellow Nigerian Institute of Quantity Survey (fnigs), was born in Ovim in Isuikwato Local Government Area of Abia State on 13 February, 1956.  He attended Ovim Central School and Williams Grammar School, Umuahia.  After his Secondary education, he gained admission into the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) Kaduna as member of the 18th Regular Combatant Course and was commissioned on 17 December 1977 in the rank of Second Lieutenant (2Lt), and posted to the Corps of Nigerian Army Engineers (NAE).
2. Lt Gen Ihejirika has attended several military and civil courses both at home and abroad.  At the early stage of his career, he attended the Nigerian Army Engineers Young Officers Course (YOC) in 1983.  Due to his excellent performance as a young officer, young Azubike was selected and attended Junior Staff Course in Ghana, where he won the second best price in order of merit.  In 1986, he attended the Engineer Squadron Commanders’ Course and came out as the best all round student.  During his Senior Staff Course at the Command and Staff College, Jaji he won the Army Faculty prize.  He also performed creditably well at the strategic course having won the Commandant’s prize for the best researched project at the National War College in 2002. Major General Ihejirika holds a Bsc (Hons), second class upper division from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.

3.Lt Gen Ihejirika has held many appointments in the staff, instructor and command categories. He was a Directing Staff (DS) at both the  junior  and senior divisions of the Command  and Staff College,   Jaji  where he earn the prestigious psc(+),   and made  great  impact on human capacity building of middle level officers in the NA.  At the staff level, he was Staff Officer Grade 1 at the Army Faculty, Command and Staff College, Jaji,   Deputy Military Secretary at the Army Headquarters Department of Military Secretary,  where he made invaluable contributions, to the career development of officers.  Major  General Ihejirika was the Chief of Standards and Evaluation at Army Headquarters,  where he was saddled with the task of mentoring, evaluating and providing feedback on Army  activities.  He was also a Director of Engineering Services at Defence Headquarters.

4.On command appointments, Lt Gen Ihejirika was  Commanding officer 12 Field Engineers Regiment, Ijebu Ode,  Commander 41 Division Engineers as well as the Commander of Operation MESA  the internal security operation in Kaduna at that time.  He later became the General Officer Commanding (GOC) 81 Division in Lagos.  He was the Chief of Defence Logistics before his  present appointment.   It is  pertinent to note that this distinguished  senior officer earned his promotions from Second Lieutenant to Major General as and when due.  He was promoted to the rank of Major General with effect from 30 September 2006.

5.Lt Gen Ihejirika has earned several honours and awards which include; the Chief of Army Staff’s Commendation Award (CCA) for excellent performance and Fellow Nigerian Institute of Quantity Survey.  He has the highest award in the NA, that is, the Grand Service Star (GSS) .

He is happily married and blessed with children.

JOKER 5180. Pls u don't have to give up now. With treatment, prayers and faith in the lord, ur knee can get healed. Just believe it. U can do all things through christ that strenghtens u. My brother it is well with u in Jesus name. Those who don't know much about dssc/ssc. DSSC is commissioned a Leutenant after succesful completion of military training: their promotions comes regularly without much courses/ exams: conversion to regular is very posible and not that hard: u can not command a battalion or brigade but can be a Director of. Army Finance corps, director of army education corps/NYSC director general etc: U can get to the rank of Major General but subject to ur age: While SSC is commissioned 2nd LT after succesful completion of military training; ur promotion is subject to passing relevant army courses: conversion is not automatic: u are a combatant soldier and can command battalion, brigade and Division. U can get to the rank of Major Gen subject to ur age: Good luck all: some of my friends in the Army Engineering corps who entered through DSSC are presently in d battle field as I speek: these guys were drafted to d north to combat BHaram. Infact most of them are DSSC LTs. Most dssc guys are fighters too: except finance and education corps guys and very few others.

I meant competitiveness. U were right. It was a typing error but not a grammartical error. Maybe I should make my typing more pellucid in my subsequent submitions. Thanks 4 d observation.

Gamuguma. D reservation I meant is in terms of compectiveness in d shortlistment. Some states are highly compective.eg: Delta, Imo, Kaduna, Bayelsa and a few other states. Let me stop here. I don't have to mention names and be detailed. I hope have answered ur question?

I like Emmas faith and confidence in God Allmighty. FOFU4, Emma and others, it shall be well IJN. As I said earlier,we go meet at d screanin ground. Above all, we shall make d final list in Jesus. As per d list, Dssc/ssc list is usually released on Wednesdays and intervals of 10-13 days is given to report at d screanin vanue. I am speaking from my experience over d years on dis dssc/ssc stuff. More so, there is likely to be addition to the usual 20 per state on the first list and addition to 5/6 per state on d final list. All deltans on dis forum who have equally applied for d dssc/ssc, pls lets be more prayerful as I have a reservation which I can't disclose here. It is well in jesus name.

It seems deltans dey dis forum plenty.Emma, FOF4U are my state guys. Anyway, am delta too sha from Ndokwa. How d thing go be na. We go meet for Ibadan during d screenin/interview dats if u guys are DSSC candidates.See u dere in Jesus name.

Hi all NLs, I have been following this thread for months now. U guys are wondaful. It shall be well. I am believing in God that He wil put smiles on our faces as d DSSC/SSC list is released in Jesus Name.Amen My recommendation is dat we should fast and pray as if we do not have connection (dats if u have any) cos its just beyond us but requires God devine intervention (dats d reason most NA Oga will tell u go and pray. Although, some people get it on a platter of gold, am not disputing dat. Infact, dis is d 7th year have been pursuing dis stuf. Maybe, i was not prayerful enough or ................... in d previous years. It is well. As for the 65th Regular Course, (NDA) has recently released dere list. Details on NDA website.