Toyota? Tufiakwa! A car that drives its owner to death isn't worth paying money for. Run, run,, fire on the mountain!

ABUJA- NATIONAL WOMENS DEVELOPMENT CENTER

LAFIA- FEDERAL COLLEGE AGRIGCULTURE


GOMBE - FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

ENUGU - INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT

PH- HOLY ROSARY GIRLS SEC SCHOOL

IBADAN- LOYOLA COLLEGE

KADUNA- POLICE COLLEGE

Nexia says, you must take your test @ d center designated against your name. I tried to alter mine but no way. I even sent someone to their Abuja Office, who then clled me from their office and I spoke through his fone, with the Head, Nexia. @Storm007: Many thanks pal.

Pls whoever knows the correct description to the Holy Rosary GSS, PH (from AKS) shd share it here. I'll have to drive to PH from Calabar on saturday morning, and drive back to catch a flight to Lagos before 4.45pm. Pls someone shd help. Thnx.

I've just spoken to d MD Nexia. He says the choice of venue is a factor of what we selected at the time of application. And, it's too late for a change now. Its sad that a lot of people setup all sorts of agencies in Nigeria just to corner jobs from their lackeys and cronies in govt, without correspon
ding capacity to deliver on the job. What on earth is difficult in letting someone take exams @ d centre of closest proximity to someone, in this age and time?

@Cappela: Which of the newspapers? Always provide complete info please.

PH Centre: Holy Rosary GSS, Port Harcourt (whatever that means). Time: 10 am.

Run, run. They are ABSOLUTELY a scam!

NDIC INTERVIEW INFORMATION

FITC Consulting hereby announces that the NDIC interview comes up as follows:

Lagos Venue: Command Guest House, 26 Child Avenue, Apapa, Lagos on 24th - 25th February, 2010 and 1st - 10th March, 2010

Abuja Venue: Chelsea Hotel, Plot 123, Cadastral Road Zone A, Central Business District Abuja on 24th - 27th February, 2010 and 1st - 10th March, 2010

Kano Venue: Tahir Guest Palace Ltd, 4 Ibrahim Natsugune Road off Ahmadu Bello Way, Kano on 24th - 25th February, 2010 and 1st - 6th March, 2010

Gombe Venue: Emerald Royal Hill Hotels Ltd, Tula close,off Tula Road Behind Governor's Lodge, Gombe on 24th - 27th February, 2010

Port Harcourt Venue: Landmark Hotels, 4 Worlu Street off Olu Obasanjo Road, D/Line Port Harcourt, River State on 1st - 2nd March, 2010

Enugu Venue: Blue Island Hotel, 12 Bisala Road, Independence Layout, Enugu on 4th - 5th March, 2010
Shortlisted candidates are expected to come to the venue with
a. Original Copies of your Credentials (Birth Certificate Inclusive)
b. A set of Photocopies of your original Credentials
c. Seven (7) Copies of your Curriculum Vitae
d. A verifiable means of identification eg. National ID card, Driver's license, International Passport
e. Two recent passport size photographs
f. Invitation letter fron FITC

Candidates are to please report to the venue promptly based on the time that has been allotted to them.

check ur inbox for invitation email. Interview is March 4, 2010 in Abuja. (at least, in my case)

Confirmed. I just got my notification SMS from FITC. Says, I've been shortlisted for NDIC interview. Date and venue would be communicated by friday, this week. Lets keep working hard. We shall get there, insha Allahu.

Whats your source?

It was so much fun. I hope we pull it off.

@ ITSMAYIELA: Appointments to fed govt MDA's are based on the principle of Federal Character. All the slots are spread evenly among the 36+1 states of the federation. So, if more people from your state are shortlisted, the odds are more against you than say, Taraba State (purely a hypothetical analysis with no ill-motives meant here) where just 3 persons may come from. If the agency is to absorb 3 persons per state, then the 3 from Taraba would automatically be picked, no matter how poorly they performed in subsequent interviews. Conversely, if 10 persons were able to meet the minimum cut-off from say Akwa Ibom (charity begins at home jo!), the best 3 out of the pack would scale through. In all therefore, after the first stage of elimination (general), the competition boils down to individual states' indigenes, fighting among themselves to outdo one another to clinch the few alloted slots. That is the dilemma of the Federal Character principle. Its the reason you find extremely stupid person from one section of the country in strategic positions of authority against very brilliant ones from another part trying to play catch up. It sounds stupid but that is it! Thats they way we flow in Naija!

The 10th digit of my VIN is 0, followed by F. Its a BMW 320i, 1993 model, but nothing seems to gel with this new formula. Help, brothers help.

@JACKSPARROW: Your information sounds very authentic, reason being that the NDIC recruitment took the same pattern. The NDIC shortlist was sent to FCC in November. Some persons who were successful were subsequently contacted by FCC and told to prepare for the final interview. They've been waiting for that since. I see a similarity in the FIRS. And, since the last recruitment by CBN that generated a lot of bad-blood btw CBN and FCC, I guess every other govt. agency now follows this procedure for recruitment. Lets hope and pray. Ques sera, sera!!

It was advertized in Punch. They also had flyers. And, it was on the homepage of gloworld.com. The website was taken down for 2 days after the crash of BiiiG Dash. The site had since been restored with everything BiiG Dash, removed. I guess, it was a marketing stunt that went heywire! Gloooooooooooo, without pride!

Hello, whats the status of this NDIC matter? ANyone with info?

Am surprised a lot of people still ask questions here about Calabar. This town is the most wow town in Nigeria. I live here and simply can't let go of the place even when I no longer work in Calabar. The pictures up are real, except for the WHAT TO EXPECT part. I guess the poster copied the Demo pixs by Six Planets to put up. The Theme Park isn't yet on the ground. I've howvere seen pixs of the Cable Car @ Obudu Ranch, Tinapa Resort, Tinapa Water Park, Welcome to Calabar, the 'noiseless streets' (devoid of the Okada menace!) and the serenity of our Canaan Land. I implore all and sundry to come home to Calabar and experience peace. There's no place like it in NIgeria. I bet!

@Musa_Fresh: Naira or $? I guess 100,000 Naira is damn too peanut"ty" for an organization like MS. That is less than $800! Up your game pls.

@d-Rock: What did you write? Share it. Maybe, we each wrote different things. I wrote in Eket!

I forgot to add. As with everything new and exciting in Nigeria, a lot of people would take advantage of the product to make calls and hang unto their handsets forever, at this initial stage. (Just as it was when free midnight calls started). This would definitely congest the network and cause delays and dropped calls. With time however, we shall get used to it, run out of conversation and just make calls that are necessary. I see the present congestion as part of the teething problems that Glo, I guess, had already factored into the plan before rollout. They would ease very soon, (I pray) and we shall be home and dry, and continue to RULE OUR WORLD, WITH PRIDE! (Haba, for the 1st time, am speaking good of Glo, hahahaaa, they've earned my respect, , finally!!!)

verbal=40, numerical=40, abstract=60. Total time=60mins (20 for each part). Nothing related to computer.

Source of my info? Well, I wrote mine on Dec 3, 2009. (yesterday). The test is conducted by SHL, USA. I bet,you can't finish half the numerical test questions in 2x the time alloted. Each part is alloted 20 mins. NO calculators are allowed!

Calculators are NOT allowed. U use only HB pencil. The test is tasking, challenging and very interesting. Time is very short. Its 3 parts: Verbal, Numerical and Abstract. No skills-related questions. And, the numerical are all based on statistical analysis of graphs, charts and polygons. Goodluck!

I didnt make it. My password has been disabled. Goodluck folks who went thru. There's always another time, another day!

Okada people are outlaws. Its an abberation to have motor-cycles used for commercial transport in any civilized society. Its about time they give way in Calabar. We the people, are tired of them!

@RUBRICS: I don't make frivolous statements, ok? Listen to your radio, tune to your tv, read newspapers. Every info is available online, realtime in this age. Stop asking for sources that you already have; a source u are even using t post your question.

The strike action by ASUU has been suspended. Schools resume today. Finally.

Insider sources. 110% correct.

Marking and grading completed by FITC. Results sent to NDIC for next stage. Goodluck contestants! Your time starts now. You may use your lifelines, they are all intact.