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Latest information reaching us from official NYSC website is that cross rivers state NYSC CAMP has been changed to cross rivers college of education. The statement reads;
"ATTENTION 2017 BATCH A PCMs
This is to inform all 2017 Batch A Prospective Corps Members Posted to Cross River State that the Orientation Course Venue has been changed to Cross River College of Education, Akamkpa, Cross River State. You are therefore requested to Re-print your call-up letters immediately"
Naijinfos.com is there by advising corp members posted to Cross Rivers state to rep-print their call-up letters to avoid been disgraced on resumption date.

www.naijinfos.com/2017/05/cross-river-nysc-camp-has-been-changed.html?m=1

This is to inform all interested candidates that applied for recruitment in the Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA), that they are invited for oral interview, for those who applied for Librarian Officer, your interview is schedule to hold as follows:
Date : 23 may 2017
Time : 10:00am
Venue : Registrar's Committee Room, Old senate building, Obanla campus
NOTE You are advised to come with the original copy of your credentials. You are also to acknowledged the receipt to 080-6470-3688.

Naijinfos.com wishes you success in your interview.

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Are you posted to a state contrary to your choice? Or you have a husband and you are posted far away from your matrimonial home? Are you a newly married and NYSC is trying to separate you from your bride? Or you are sick and you need to stay close to your parent?
This article will looks into this kind of problems, and the possible suggestions on how to redeploy or relocate to your state of choice, it involve two methods, recommended way and the simple way.
As I stated above, I will tell you all the ways of getting relocation and among them I will tell you the simple ways and
Recommended Ways
What you need to know is if you have this two problems, you have automatic relocation as long as you wish to redeploy, they are as follows ;
(1) If you are posted to three north eastern states affected by insurgency; namely, Borno, Adamawa and Bauchi.
(2) If you are a married woman. What you need to do is just present your marriage certificate and you are done (your NYSC certificate will feature your husbands name).
If you don't have all the above options and you still need to relocate, then you still have a chance, which is the last and common reason, applicable to both male and females,
Sickness .
Advisably, if you have intention of relocation, at least you need to have a medical report which diagnose you with one disease or the other. This way is working, & it has worked to many people. But what I want you to know is;
* NYSC officials consider, 90% of corpers with medical report as pretenders therefore, the probability of rejecting your request is 90%.
* I have seen many corpers with genuine medical cases but were not relocated despite applying.
* Even if you come with medical report, you need some other things to prove that you are really sick.
Above are recommended methods of seeking redeployment. But only one of them has 100% assurance of being successful, which is insecurity. Marriage is also considered but is limited to only females, although you are female if you apply while you are
married, you are on your own because at the end your NYSC certificate will be useless. The other way which is common has 90% chances of being rejected. Now let us move to the simple ways.
Simple ways to get relocation
(1) Connection: This is the simplest way of getting relocation within an hour. I have seen a lady who get redeployed within a first week of our camping. I have seen a friend who get relocated just because he is someone's cousin ( I will not tell you because he is a former soldier and powerful politician and oil tycoon. He influence many decisions in north eastern Nigeria). While we are struggling to get redeployment, the redeployment is struggling to meet somebody, because that time it is our state coordinator that sent a messenger to go and call him so that he collect his letter of relocation. So my friend if you need relocation easily get connection, and you will be relocated within an hour.
(2) Money : The second easiest way to get relocation is by dedicating some small?? amount of your money. This process is working in fact, 80% of redeployment now is a product of this method. How it works is just by getting even a phone number of one of the NYSC workers, You negotiate and he will assure you relocation after few days. It is really simple but Expensive to people like me.
This are the recommended and simple ways of getting relocation you can try any one that convince you or you get access to.

(The writer of this article needs your prayer because he is still processing his relocation using........ Method please include him in your prayers )

Naijinfos.com is wishing you a successful camping. Enjoy camp life!!!

www.naijinfos.com/2017/05/nysc-redeployment-simple-and.html?m=1

Have you score less than 180 in your jamb UTME? If the answer is yes then my brother, be courageous naijinfos.com is here to guide you to the next vital step in your life.
Before going deep in this article let me tell you I'm once in your situation but that one is already a story now, i failed jamb, waec, neco in the same year and heaven did not fall, I'm now a graduate, the rest is a story. Such is life, her lessons go beyond that.
You failed jamb, that doesn't mean you are not serious, not at all, an average student experience this kind of downtime atleast once in His academic life. Such is called "destiny" Please tell your parent to give you another chance you can still correct this destiny.
The main purpose of this write up is to highlight you the next available options which if you try can partially or totally replace your failure in JAMB.
I score below 180 in JAMB, Can I get admission?
Yes you can still get admission but let me tell you my brother, cutoff mark of Nigerian universities is no longer 180, 180 is history, for you to get admission in Nigerian universities you need atleast 200 and above though it depends on the school and faculty, you may hardly find a university that can accept below 200 for now. So tell that your friend to stop celebrating his 193 marks, you are in the same feat for now.
Which school Can Accept my less than 180 mark?
(1) There are many private polytechnics universities and polytechnics which are willing to admit you even without JAMB UTME, you just have to check available one near you which your parent can afford to sponsor you. This option sounds real but I know many are from poor family therefore can not afford even private secondary school talk less of university or polytechnics, I'm coming to you.
(2) Remedial Course : My friend, one or two years are nothing in your academic life, because if you are not well prepared you may end up spending 6 years for 4 years course, instead of that you rather spend it in remedial course than waiting until next year to write another jamb, let me tell you unless if you are unserious a remedial student perform much better than direct entry student in a university. So you can give this a try, while your study is undergoing you can still write your UTME next year and there is high probability that you can pass.
(3) Try colleges of education and other diploma acquiring institutions : Even if you decided to wait till next year to write another jamb, you may still fail so why waiting? A wise student is one who can wisely adopt the proverb " if desirable is not available let available be desirable ". In this option also, you have a chance of writing your jamb while pursuing your NCE or Diploma. If you get admission then join the university if you still fail atleast you can escape with your NCE or Diploma Certificate. The funny thing is that there was one of my roommate who finish his diploma while he is in level one in a university. He follow the same advice I'm giving you now and he end up with degree and diploma certificate.
Apart from the above options, you can still try some state universities which has a low cutoff mark, if you are indegene of the state you may be given special consideration.
I hope this article will help all those people with questions like:
* I score less than180 in jamb can I get admission in a university?
* How can I get admission into a university with less than 180 in jamb?
* Which universities accept less than 180 jamb point?
*What can I do if I score less than 180 in jamb?
And many other questions like this one. Naijinfos.com wish you success in all your academic endeavours.

www.naijinfos.com/2017/05/jamb-i-score-less-than-180-can-i-get.html?m=1

2017/2018 NNPC/CHEVRON Scholarship Shortlisted Candidates list is out.
Contrary to many people's expectation, this time around the list is sent through your registered phone number. The message contain a link which you can logged in and print out your invitation slip. Some people have already receive their message, if you already apply get your registered sim ready and wait for the coming of the message. Or you can rather check your email address, you may also find the link to print out your invitation letter.
Exam Date :
The test will be conducted on saturday 27 may 2017.
How to print your nnpc/chevron 2017/2018 scholarship invitation letter
(1) Follow the link you receive in your phone number
(2)Login with your username and password
(3) Upload your picture
(4) Then download your invitation letter.

Best of life luck.
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So many questions about invalid pin in checking jamb result, Naijinfos.com here analyse some mistakes that can cause these problems and the possible solution to the problems:
The following are possible causes of invalid pin while checking your Jamb 2017 result.
(1) You didn’t enter the correct email used in your Jamb during your jamb registration.
(2) You left a space while entering your email. e.g (ubari @gmail or ibari@ gmail).
(3) May be you entered the wrong password.
Note : Passwords are case sensitive if for example you enter Bari instead of BARI, you may probably experience this kind of problem.
**Possible Solutions*
* Make sure your email is the same email you used to register for jamb.
* Your password must be exactly the one you used during registration.
* If you make sure all the above steps are correct, then the problem may be caused by congestion on the jamb server because everyone is trying now to check his result. My advise here is you can keep trying until you succeeded in checking your result or you can try in the night while there is less traffic.
*Sometimes, the problem is caused by the type of browser you are using. I recommend you use Firefox, Google Chrome, or you can just go directly to the cafe and check your result.
Try this solutions and please let us know the outcome

www.naijinfos.com/2017/05/jamb-invalid-pin-try-these-solutions.html?m=1

Lagos Business School (LBS)
has been ranked as a top
global school by the Financial
Times (FT) of London.
Mrs Aderayo Bankole, LBS
Head, Corporate
Communications made the
disclosure in a statement made
available to the News Agency
of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday in
Lagos.
The statement said “this is LBS
eleventh consecutive
appearance in the annual
ranking of top business and
management education
providers in the world done by
FT.”
It stated that LBS was ranked
among the most prestigious
business schools globally in
two categories : open
enrollment and customs
executive education.
The statement said that the
FT’s Executive Education 2017
ranking was published today
in London.
It further stated that LBS was
one of only four schools in
Africa that made the
prestigious list.
Dr Enase Okonedo, Dean of LBS,
was quoted by the statement
as saying that, the school
would remain committed to
providing global standard
business and management
education.
Okonedo said that FT ranking
was in recognition of its
continuous efforts at
providing world class business
and management education
with local relevance to Nigeria
and Africa.
“Our business school’s
determination for excellence
has also recently been
recognised by our
accreditation by the
Association to Advance
Collegiate Schools of Business
(AACSB) and the association of
MBA’s (AMBA)”, she said.
Okonedo on also stated that
the schoolhad been admitting
more non-Nigerian nationals
to its programmes as part of
plans to extend the benefit of
LBS education to other
Africans.
She added that LBS would be
extending its executive
education to other African
countries in the nearest future.
The statement noted that FT
publishes annually a list of the
best management
programmes from business
schools around the world,
based on the quality of
learnings, staff and student
diversity, growth in business
and international reach.
Other schools that made this
year’s ranking apart from LBS,
according to the statement,
were the Harvard Business
School , USA, the IESE Business
School, Spain and IMD in
Switzerland.
Others in Africa include the
Gordon Institute of Business
Science (GIBS), USB Executive
Development and Graduate
School of Business, all in South
Africa.
http://www.naijinfos.com/2017/05/lagos-business-school-lbs-ranked-one-of.html?m=1

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Interesting,

Before going to NYSC I never know about any NYSC anthem until when i arrive camp in the second day we are asked to recite NYSC anthem, to my surprise some of the corpers close to me started while majority or let me say 95% of the corpers doesn't know how this recite it, though you will learn it in camp you supposed to know it even before camping. Advantage of knowing NYSC anthem is that your babe may ask you, "please I can't hear that anthem clearly please teach me". It is then you will show her that you are NYSC guru, Lol. Let us go directly to our topic of discussion

'Attention'

*Youth obey the clarion call,

*Let us lift our nation high,

* Under the sun or in the rain,

*With dedication and selflessness,
*Nigeria's ours, Nigeria we serve

Let me tell you, NYSC anthem is sweeter than National anthem, you will believe me when you reach there.

You are now good to go, get ready to serve Nigeria under the sun or in the rain. Enjoy camp life.
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Visit www.Naijinfos.com daily for NYSC news update.

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As a Nigerian who grow up, in Nigeria and spend all your academic years inside Nigeria, you atleast suppose to further your studies outside Nigeria for so many reasons. Naijinfos.com here analyse some of the reasons

1. Travel and see the world with your own eyes

One of the main reasons for you to consider studying abroad is the possibility of seeing the world. You will have the opportunity to explore and visit new places that you had never imagined before (national landmarks, museums, etc.). Remember, you’re not just on a simple visit, you actually get to live in a foreign country for a while. This means you have plenty of time to see all the attractions and check out the surroundings and nearby cities as well.

2. Make friends from around the world

One of the biggest benefits of studying abroad and embracing an adventure is the chance to meet people from all around the world. You may find it hard to believe, but you can actually make new friends, this time from different backgrounds and countries.
Nowadays, keeping in touch with people from different continents is fairly easy and accessible. You can either use Facebook, Skype, Facetime or WhatsApp to maintain your friendship. What’s even better about making worldwide friends, is that you have an additional reason to keep on travelling and visit them.

3. Enhance the value of your degree and your career opportunities

Another important benefit of studying abroad is that you can add this experience to your resume. This will help you stand out from the crowd if you plan to progress with your studies and enrol in another university or when applying for a job.
In an increasingly globalised society, any kind of international experience will inevitably increase the chances of a thriving career. Employers are multi-national companies always look for employees who can easily communicate and understand international contacts or clients.
Since you gained strong communication skills and an intercultural awareness, you’ll be among the preferred candidates, for any job you choose to apply.

4. Expands your views beyond borders

It might sound a cliché to you, but studying abroad will make you a much worldlier person, and become a more marketable and understanding person. Studying abroad is one of the most eye-opening, mind-bending, life-changing experiences a student can have.
When you study abroad you learn about new people, cultures, perspectives, all which help you expanding your view of the world. For example, Every year the U.S. Education Department organizes the International Education Week, here you can read and find additional information and resources to help you studying abroad.

5. Embrace and experience a new culture first hand

We all grow up in our own culture, traditions and way of doings things. When you decide to study abroad, you get to see other perspectives and cultures and that is always an interesting and fascinating thing.
You might experience cultural shock and not know how to deal with it. However, the shock won’t last too long and getting to learn more about different customs, food, and social atmospheres is just another way of enriching and expanding your horizons. Plus, it’s a great opportunity for you to share your own culture with the people you meet.

6. Learn a foreign language

Many of you are probably planning to study abroad with the main purpose to improve your language skills or start learning a new language. Even if that is not your goal, it’s impossible not to attain at least basic conversational skills in a new language, while living abroad. You get to listen to locals, learn their slang and common expressions and constantly practice with them. Usually, your host university offers accredited language courses to help you adjust to the new language, learn proper grammar and pronunciation.
Don't forget that, if you don't want to learn a new language, there are a lot of English-taught degrees offered in non-English-speaking countries.www.naijinfos.com/2017/05/6-benefits-of-studying-abroad_15.html?m=1

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The Department of State Security (DSS) on Tuesday presented a video evidence at the FCT High Court, Lugbe, where Mr Femi Otedola was seen giving out a parcel to Hon. Farouq Lawan.
Justice Angela Otaruku granted the request of the prosecuting counsel, Mr Adegboyega Awomolo (SAN), to play the video as evidence of Lawan collecting the said bribe from Otedola.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the request was made with the Awomolo led the DSS Prosecutor, Mr David Ojataha, Principal Officer in-charge of Technical Operations, DSS in evidence.
The video, revealing an exchange of parcel, lasted for almost three minutes.
“The video I just played are those of Mr Femi Otedola and Hon. Farouq Lawan where there was an exchange of parcel at Otedola’s house in Aso drive, Abuja,” said Awomolo.

The DSS prosecutor, however, told the court that he was saddled with the responsibility of recording the video by the DSS because of his background as an Electronic and Telecommunication Engineer.
He told the court that he did his work diligently during the course of investigation as an expert.

He said that though he did not participate in the arrest and detention of the defendant as that was not part of his duty, he only recorded the said video.
Ojataha added that he did not also take any statement from the defendant during the course of investigation.

He said that he was only instructed to cover the meeting between both parties based on complaints from Otedola.
Mr Mike Ozekhome, the defendant’s counsel, while cross examining the DSS prosecutor, said that the device used in playing the CD had no imprint of time and event in the video.

Ozekhome said that there was nothing to show that the defendant was there to receive bribe.https://arewaatimes..com/2017/05/finally-senate-fix-thursday-for-passage.html

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If the news from the social media is something to go by, The struggle for the number one sit has just started.
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It was reported yesterday that a kwankwaso supporter was injured by Atiku supporters in Adamawa just because he Wear a red cap which is a sign of kwankwasiyya ( kwankwaso ideology). The location and the personality of the incident is not yet verified as AREWA TIMES was not able to hear from those who witnessed the incident.
It can be recalled that Kwankwaso has defeated Atiku in a hotly contested primary election In the buildup to the 2015 general election. It is also widely believed that both of them are eyeing the, presidential ticket for the 2019 election.

According to Hausa newspaper Rariya, 65 year old woman with name Fatima Moh'd Shahada is contesting for councillor in yayari Ward hadejia local govt.
According to the report, the woman is campaigning specifically to her female colleagues with promise to empower them with fund to start business, so that they become self reliant.

The Senate on Tuesday stepped down further consideration of the controversial Nigeria Peace Corps (NPC) bill.
Senator Bayero Nafada had presented the report of the Senate and House of Representatives on the bill to the upper legislative chamber.
Senator James Manager (Delta South) was the first to kick against further consideration of the bill.
Manager noted that due to several issues raised about the establishment of the Corps, “there is something hidden somewhere about this bill.”
Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, also appealed for caution in going ahead with the bill.
Ekweremadu reminded the Senate that the promoter of the Nigeria Peace Corps has been having a running battle with the Federal Government.
He noted that the promoter of the Corps was charged with 90 count charge recently.
The Senate, he said, should not give a stamp of authority to a body the federal government considers a fraud until the truth about it is established.
He prayed the Senate to allow its committee on Judiciary to consider issues raised against the bill.
Senate Minority Leader, Akpabio, also said the bill should be stepped down.
Akpabio said that legalizing the Corps is akin to legalizing MMM through which millions of Nigerian youths lost millions of naira.
He noted that most people knew that MMM was a fraud.Nigerian youths lost millions of naira.Nigerian youths lost millions of naira.

https://arewaatimes..com/2017/05/legalizing-peace-corps-is-like.html

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The mobile phone of a Nigerian ‘ganja’ or Indian hemp smuggler, has proven a hard nut for Indian police.
Indian police in the city of Visakhapatnam, desirous of knowing the Nigerian contacts announced last night their frustration in being unable to unlock his
The Nigerian, identified as Charles Chuks was arrested Saturday night by the City Task Force with 25kg of dry ganja.
Chuks, 40, who came to India about 18 months ago on a business visa, was living in Hyderabad.
He was the second Nigerian to be arrested for ganja smuggling in the city, The Hindu newspaper said.
Here is the account of The Hindu on the arrest:
Assistant Commissioner of Police (CTF) I. Chittibabu said that based on credible information about the illegal transportation of ganja they conducted a raid near the Government Eye Hospital and nabbed Chuks, when he was trying to smuggle 24 kg of dry ganja worth Rs. 96,000.
Investigation revealed that Chuks had visited Visakhapatnam and some other parts in Vizag Agency five times in the past few months and he had smuggled ganja to Hyderabad, Nagpur, Delhi and Chennai.
Chuks visited some remote areas in the Agency and established contacts with local ganja smugglers to procure the contraband from them, said Mr. Chittibabu. The seized hemp also was procured from the Agency area.
“We are yet to ascertain the profession of the foreigner in India and we failed to unlock the mobile phone of the foreigner. Though we have seized the passport of the Nigerian, we are yet to ascertain whether it is genuine or fake,” Mr. Chittibabu added.
The Nigerian has been handed over to Inspector of Dwaraka police station for further investigation.
Last year, another Nigerian, identified as Ikechukwu Augustine, 23, was arrested by the CTF team and about 50 kg of dry ganja was recovered from him.
Augustine also had come to India on a tourist visa and established contacts with the local ganja traders with the help of few persons in Visakhapatnam.NAN

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