This is a new directive from the NYSC Headquarters to the State Coordinators regarding the deployment of married Female Corps Members who have not yet changed their maiden names to their spouses names.
Dated 25th November 2024.
REVIEW OF CRITERIA FOR CONCESSIONAL DEPLOYMENT/RELOCATION APPROVAL FOR MARRIED FEMALE CORPS MEMBERS
CIRCULAR
I am directed to inform you that Management has approved the review of criteria for the approval of concessional deployment/relocation of married Female Corps Members.
2. Accordingly, State Coordinators are to henceforth follow the under-listed guidelines in processing requests for relocation;
a. Changing a maiden name to that of a spouse is no longer a requirement for the approval of such request by Married Female Corps Members.
b. Other requirements remain as they were.
3. While State/FCT Coordinators are to ensure strict compliance with the above directives, Directors (Area Offices) are to monitor the implementation.
4. Thank you.
Abubakar Mohammed Director (Corps Mobilization) For: Director General.
AfonjaPriest: So it has now become glaringly evident that Peter Obi is a charitable basket into which they can dip their ungrateful hands into and get all they have ever wished for in their lives without getting any from elsewhere? Why can't they ask Dangote, Tinubu, Otedola, Ganduje or El Rufai? Or is it that those ones have too much money to be too much stingy? Later if they get anything from him, they will start x-raying them with their big magnified eyes like those cursed seeds dying with severe jealousy and ingrained envy without flourishing on the hopeless ãmala sand of their sad-wasted region. Anyway, I don't blame them, neither would I blame Peter Obi for looking to help them. And it is because it is always good to be good. Unlike those illnesses in form of nairaland tribalists, who enjoy moaning and groaning with no tangible occupation except to wait-in-line to collect measly amount of useless money for accusing Peter Obi for the mistake their parents made for daring to birth them. Those seeking Peter Obi's help are knowledgeable to know better to not ask those accursed for any advice or meet them for consultation on the direction to find help, seeing that they are unsure of the purpose their mistake to be on Earth have crafted for them.
erniok: A member of the security team that was not bribed and they stole his 2 phones. Security my foot.
erniok: If you didn't watch the video, he wasn't captured. He had opportunity to run but didn't.
Shouldn't you be ashamed of your security that divulged everything fisayo told them privately to the oil thieves who obviously are in the same bed with them.
After I finished viewing the video,, I totally got very tired and ashamed of the so-called security..
adioolayi: He was investigated for by EFCC for a #3.9 Bn fraud.
It's not about PDP, SDP, APC or what have you.
I am just telling you that it's difficult for any politician in Nigeria, especially, those who have been at the helm of affairs before to criticise corrupt practices and Nigerians will not ask questions about their past.
Nigerians, will ask on what moral basis such politician is criticising corruption. It's logical to ask.
If people like Ngozi Iweala is criticising the government...no one will ask this kind if question, because she has never been investigated for corruption...despite her being in government in the past.
That's the difference between her and someone like Osita
If EFCC call me for questioning and I went there and cleared myself -- and they didn't find me wanting in any way -- I wasn't even sued to court by them.... So, you're saying that I am already a bad person just because EFCC investigated me.??
What then will you say about Akpabio that actually got convicted, but used court technicalities to get himself out of the net.??
Ayoefa: Remember Namdiot coward Cownu and the other midget in Finland? Where are they now? Remember loud mouth Dino and other election sore loser denials under Jonathan? Where are they now?
The rate you people jump away from topics eeehhnn.
It's a very big disease ooo..
You left the topic at first, and started talking about sore losers..
I still tried to tow your line...
And you just started jumping around many topics like a kangaroo 🦘
It was even the members of one of the security groups who tipped-off to the other security group who came in and captured him..
I Was Detained by the Army While Investigating Oil Bunkering - Soyombo
While I was working undercover, a unit of the army assigned to combat illegal bunkering became disgruntled with oil bunkers who had failed to pay bribes. In response, they took action to arrest some of these… pic.twitter.com/r8EOJo5tH3
cjfavour: Peter Obi was guilty of circulating lies as u said but you’re not aware Tinubu circulated more lies? Fake bishops, stealing someone’s picture, etc. U see nothing wrong in that, right?
If you don't know the reason I used Obi as an example here, then it's up to you to continue being dense.
cjfavour: Peter Obi was guilty of circulating lies as u said but you’re not aware Tinubu circulated more lies? Fake bishops, stealing someone’s picture, etc. U see nothing wrong in that, right?
If you don't know the reason I used Obi as an example here, then it's up to you to continue being dense.
EVIDENCE OF SYSTEMIC RIGGING IN EDO ELECTION SO SUBSTANTIAL – ATHENA CENTRE
A non-partisan research institute, Athena Centre for Policy and Leadership, has indicted the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on the conduct of the September 21 Edo State governorship election.
The organisation which conducted a review on the election which produced the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Monday Okpebholo, as governor of the South-South state, claimed that it was compromised.
Okpebholo polled 291,667 votes to beat his closest contender, Asue Ighodalo of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) who polled 247,274 votes.
Founder of Athena Centre and ex-Aviation Minister, Osita Chidoka, who presented the Centre’s findings on the Edo State election on Channels Television’s Politics Today on Friday, stated that there was substantial evidence of systemic rigging.
“The evidence of systemic rigging observed in this election is so substantial that we cannot call the results,” Chidoka said on the programme.
“The evidence of systemic rigging is so substantial that we think that this election should not be allowed to stand. If this stands, then there is no election in 2027.”
He said he is shocked that an institution like INEC would put its reputation at stake for the purpose of an election.
The former minister alleged that there was a lack of transparency in the election and discrepancies in voter accreditation.
He also alleged incidences of over-voting, and manipulation at ward collation centres and that the BVAS accreditation record was not transmitted to INEC Result Viewing Portal (IReV).
He stated that 153 polling units were not accounted for which means there were no results from those polling units.
He concluded that the Edo State election cannot be deemed credible because it failed to meet basic integrity standards due to substantial interference in the electoral process by the umpire.
UPDATED: EX-AVIATION MINISTER CHIDOKA RESIGNS FROM PDP.
He said he is leaving politics to focus on his non-profitable organisation, Athena Centre to join hands with other Nigerians who are interested in reforming the political system in Nigeria.
A former Minister of Aviation, Osita Chidoka, has announced his resignation from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Chidoka, who was also the Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), disclosed this during his appearance on Channels Television’s Politics Today on Friday.
He said he is leaving politics to focus on his non-profitable organisation, Athena Centre for Policy and Leadership, a nonpartisan research institute to join hands with other Nigerians who are interested in reforming the political system in Nigeria.
“Earlier today, I sent a letter to my ward in Anambra State resigning officially from the PDP. I am leaving the PDP, I am leaving politic for some time, I am focusing on the Athena Centre,” Chidoka said on the programme.
“I will work in concert with other Nigerians who want us to reform the political system to bring evidence-based governance and to support it.
“So, effective today, I am no longer a member of the Peoples Democratic Party.”
In the resignation letter addressed to the PDP Chairman of Obosi Ward in Anambra State which he letter made available to Channels Television, Chidoka thanked the party for the opportunity it gave him to serve the country in different capacities.
He recalled that it was under the party he became the Corps Marshal of the FRSC and later a senior minister.
However, he said that his current focus is on the Athena Centre which demands his full attention and requires him to take a neutral stance free from partisan affiliation.
See the full resignation letter below: (photo attached)
‘EDO ELECTION COMPROMISED’ Athena Centre founded by Chidoka conducted a review of the recently concluded governorship election in Edo State where the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Monday Okpebholo, was declared winner by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), defeating closest challenger, Asue Ighodalo of the PDP.
The Athena Centre indicted INEC, stating that the election was compromised.
According to Chidoka, who presented the Centre’s findings on the Edo State election, there was substantial evidence of systemic rigging.
“The evidence of systemic rigging observed in this election is so substantial that we cannot call the results.
“The evidence of systemic rigging is so substantial that we think that this election should not be allowed to stand. If this stands, then there is no election in 2027.”
He said he is shocked that an institution like INEC will put its reputation at stake for the purpose of an election.
The former minister alleged that there was lack of transparency in the election and discrepancies in voter accreditation.
He also alleged incidences of over-voting, manipulation at ward collation centres and that the BVAS accreditation record was not transmitted to INEC Result Viewing Portal (IReV).
He stated that 153 polling units were not accounted for which means there were no results from those polling units.
He concluded that the Edo State election cannot be deemed credible because it failed to meet basic integrity standard due to substantial interference in the electoral process by the umpire.