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After two weeks extension, Npower corps application is set to closes tomorrow 27 July 2017 by 11:59pm.
N power is a youth programme invented by the Federal Government of Nigeria designed to drastically reduce the high unemployment especially among the youths  in the country.
The main focus of the Npower programme is to provide young unemployed graduates and non-graduates with the necessary skills, tools and livelihood to enable them advance from unemployment to employment, entrepreneurship & innovation. Participants will provide teaching, instructional, and advisory solutions in 3 key areas namely; N-Power Agro, N-Power Health, N-Power Teach. N-Power Tax is also design to create awareness among citizens on tax payment.
Earlier the scheme is set to closes on 13 July 2017 before the acting president of Nigeria professor Yemi Osinbajo ordered for the extension of the registration.
Those who have not apply can still apply before tomorrow's midnight through official n-power registration application portal at portal.npower.gov.ng
Related: Npower agro test is currently ongoing write your test now
To those that apply but didn't write their test can log into, Npower assessment test portal at portal.npower.gov.ng

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After two weeks extension, Npower corps application is set to closes tomorrow 27 July 2017 by 11:59pm.
N power is a youth programme invented by the Federal Government of Nigeria designed to drastically reduce the high unemployment especially among the youths  in the country.
The main focus of the Npower programme is to provide young unemployed graduates and non-graduates with the necessary skills, tools and livelihood to enable them advance from unemployment to employment, entrepreneurship & innovation. Participants will provide teaching, instructional, and advisory solutions in 3 key areas namely; N-Power Agro, N-Power Health, N-Power Teach. N-Power Tax is also design to create awareness among citizens on tax payment.
Earlier the scheme is set to closes on 13 July 2017 before the acting president of Nigeria professor Yemi Osinbajo ordered for the extension of the registration.
Those who have not apply can still apply before tomorrow's midnight through official n-power registration application portal at portal.npower.gov.ng
Related: Npower agro test is currently ongoing write your test now
To those that apply but didn't write their test can log into, Npower assessment test portal at portal.npower.gov.ng .

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yusods:
Is it compulsory to write the two tests?

what do you mean by two tests

Ipob lies

Hasbunallahu wani'imal wakeel

Tnx, this is what they fail to understand, comparing with other subjects the above mentioned are easy only lazy student can call them difficult courses

Dajipatrick:
Bari please help me to answer to open it and answer it please a m using a java phone x
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let's talk tomorrow, I can help you not bad

you just copy my article, posted in your blog without indicating where you copied it from this is unfair, I spend time to write the article why can't you??

Meedot2:
op please get your facts right, none of the courses you listed above is easy to study in any Nigeria university. philosophy na die, history is tough too, sociology too no day carry last.

then there is no simple course in Nigeria, right?

Dajipatrick:
I login my dashbroad was open and they said that my test comment today and close by 31st of july please. I need some to help me login with system because i could not open it on my phone

that phone you use to open the site, can't you use use it to write the test?

youngcizza:
sociology easy?? dude which uni you do??

Unless if you are lazy student

constance500:
One shouldn't have issues studying ZOOLOGY, it's all about Nigeria cos I heard it a zoo already

That means you and all your family are animals?

Below are some of the easiest courses to study in Nigerian universities and other higher institutions compiled by naijinfos.com. Advantage of this is to help different set of people. Some people wants to study but at the same time they don't want to abandoned their businesses. This set of people needs some easiest courses that can not divert their total attention from their ongoing businesses. The other set of students are those that really want study but their brain can not contain complex things. Lack of career guidance Is the major cause expulsion in higher institutions.

Everyone knows his ability and, you know what you can do and what you can not, it is therefore a wise decision to choose a simple course which you believe it will be easier for you and you can finish without headache.

This simple courses we are presenting to you are from different categories; art, science, environmental and others. It is therefore left to you to choose anyone that suits you as long you have a good or small background on it. Reminder is that this is not complete list of easiest courses in Nigerian higher institutions but highlights to the struggling admission seekers. The o level requirements to help you understand where you are belong to.

Note : The courses are not in anyway listed according to their difficulty or simplicity.

1. Political science: Political science belong to the faculty of social sciences it is currently one of the easiest courses you can study in Nigerian higher institutions. Admission requirements include; Five O level credit passes which include English
Government or History plus two other Arts or Social sciences. Political science requires very small or no calculation.

2. Philosophy : philosophy can also be listed among the simple and easiest courses in Nigerian higher institutions, it also belong to the faculty of social sciences. Admission requirements are; Five O level credit passes which include English language, Biology, Health Science and at least a pass in mathematics or statistics. Philosophy also requires very small or no calculation.

3. Sociology : Sociology is of course one of the easiest courses to study in Nigerian tertiary institutions. Under the faculty of social and management sciences, admission requirements to study sociology are;
Five o level credit passes in Government or History, English Language and three other subjects. At least a pass in Mathematics is required. Sociology requires no calculation during the course of study.
Note : Sociology and anthropology can be studied in the faculty of arts and humanities.

4. Geography : Father of all earth and environmental science courses is unarguably one of the easiest, simplest and smooth courses to science students. To study B.sc in geography you need Five SSCE credit passes in English Language, Geography, and any three subjects from Arts or Social Sciences with at least a pass in Mathematics. As a science subject also, geography requires small calculation during the course if study.

5. Mass communication: Mass communication is one of the popular courses among Nigerian students. Although mass communication is popular it is also easy to study in Nigerian universities and other higher institutions. Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language,
Literature in English and an approved science subject. A pass in Mathematics is also required. Maas communication also requires little or no calculation.

Recommended for you:
12 less competitive courses in Nigerian universities

6. History : History is among the smooth courses you can study in any Nigerian higher institution. In addition history have low competition therefore chance of gaining admission. Fall in the department of arts & humanities, admission to study history is Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language, Geography, Government/History.

Read more here:
www.naijinfos.com/2017/07/12-easiest-courses-to-study-in-nigerian.html?m=1

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tell them the truth

Danzakidakura:
no Hausa Muslims children will be the one to be starve now... time will come when northern leaders and past leaders will beg Nnamdi kanu for a peace talk but it will be late.

Who is cownu? the dude is not even a good leader because leaders use to say "we" while cownu say "I"

the same treatment will be mated on you if cownu continues his childish behaviour

ojun50:
My said Invalid login, please try again
doh hv nt gotten text yet

Keep logging in you may gotvif finally, but are you sure your record match your Bvn details?

This is to remind Npower Agro applicants that their assessment test starts today and is expected to end 1st august 2017.
For those who applied for Npower Agro, the process is now slightly different from the previous.
If your BVN records match your application, when you log in, it will state the time you can log in to write your assessment test.
See the image below.
As usual log into https://apply.npower.gov.ng/test/index.php to write your test.



For more information visit www.naijinfos.com/2017/07/n-power-agro-assessment-test-starts.html?m=1

Babtunz:
Oh lord I pray I gain Admission dis Year oo

amen

Here are some of the reasons why you are still unable to secure admission into university or tertiary institution. Trial and error are common features of Nigerian admission seekers, until reality fall on them, you can't just convince some students to drop that their jamboree ambition. If you did not get admission after applying so many times then may be you make one of the following mistakes. If you are free from all these mistakes and you still don't get admission then you need prayer.
1. Apply for less competitive course : If you keep applying for high competitive course despite not gaining admission last year then you need to blame yourself. Even if you have more than 250 points in jamb and some distinction in Neco and waec you may end up not getting admission because of the high competition. If your choice is medicine and with all the required points you didn't get then next year, try less competitive course in the faculty of medicine, like optometry, veterinary medicine and likes. Check here for
Less Competitive Courses In Nigerian higher institutions .
2. Apply For less competitive Institutions: The higher the competition the lower the chance of gaining admission. It is better to apply in less competitive institutions than high competitive ones as long as you want your admission to be granted. No matter how good you are, no matter how good your points are, you may end up not getting admission if you insists on seeking admission in prestigious institutions, by the way degree is degree.
3. Be careful applying for professional course : If you must apply for professional course, then you should go for a less competitive institution that offers this professional course. If it is normal course ( less competitive course) you can apply in institution as long as you have the requirements.
Related: How to get admission with less than 180 In Jamb .


Read more at: www.naijinfos.com/2017/07/admission-6-reasons-why-you-fail-to-get.html?m=1

Rocketmaster:
speed is ok but try reduce some content

give more design bro

reduce content? like how

Rocketmaster:
sorry i mean category

OK tnx, but what of my design, speed and others

Rocketmaster:
suggestion: put categolist at the top....
Your blog load good to me

Which one is catologist?

Rocketmaster:
too busy with good content but

But what?

Get well soon Mr president


President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday afternoon hosted to lunch a delegation of APC governors and leaders of the party in Abuja House, London.
Mr Buhari left Nigeria for UK on medical vacation 77 days ago.
The delegation included party chairman John Oyegun; the governors of Imo, Kaduna, Kogi, Nasarawa, and the minister of Transport, Rotimi Amaechi.

Narrating his account during the visit, Mr Okorocha told presidential spokesman, Femi Adesina, on phone that the president was in high spirit.
The governor said Mr Buhari was very cheerful and had not lost any bit of his sense of humour.
The governor said the party delegation spent more than an hour with President Buhari over lunch, and it was very clear from the discussions that he followed developments at home very closely.
He said the President was delighted to receive the delegation and asked each governor about affairs in his state. He also asked the Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, about the state of the railways.
When asked to react to all the negative things being said about him, the President just laughed, describing such negative reports as lies.
Mr Okorocha said Mr Buhari was completely unperturbed by the cocktail of lies. He, instead, sent his best wishes to Nigerians.
According to the governor, Nigerians don’t have to worry at all, adding that Mr Buhari will be back as soon as the doctors give him the green light.
“By our visit to London today, the merchants of lies have been put out of business and Nigerians will not buy the garbage they have been selling. All those who look up to fake news can find better use for their time,” Mr Okorocha noted.
Governors Umaru Tanko Al-Makura of Nasarawa; Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna; Yahaya Bello of Kogi; and APC National Chairman, Chief John Oyegun, were also in the delegation.

https://dailynigerian.com/headline/breaking-buhari-hosts-governors-apc-leaders-in-london/

Jman06:
Better to work harder and get a good course than settling for a course with limited job prospects. Even if it means writing WAEC/JAMB repeatedly.

It's even better to go and learn skilled work than studying some courses.

I disagree with you here, as the things are turning around now, you better go and study even if it is b.sc dancing. If not in the process of seeking admission you may become bored and abandoned the study sef

dogstyle007:
okay... though I'm not familiar with bidversiter... but let's try.... 1st, have they approved you?

yes they approved me

Nnelovey:
Gaskiya laptop is your best bet. Using windows phone kai without some apps? Just not sure bet.

ni ko ina ganin waya tafi saukin amfani, domin ni bana updating din blog dina da system da waya nake aiki

www.naijinfos.com

blogaroid is better than all these apps