Congratulation to every one that has received the long awaited text.
up-til now,i have not received any text.
Any one that can check the list for me on Monday, pls kindly do.
Below are my details:


NAME: NDIMELE CHIEDOZIE COPELAND
STATE: IMO
GROUP: A1
PHONE NO:07033659609
E-MAIL:copeland4u2000@yahoo.com


God's grace in the journey !!!

Please,those in lAGOS,are they not through with the renovation in Ikeja

IN MY PRAYERS THIS MORNING,I DECLARED THAT WE SHOULD BE CALLED FOR DOCUMENTATION WITHIN THE NEXT 2 WEEKS
I SERVE A GOD THAT HONORS THE DECLARATION OF HIS SERVANT.
SAY AMEN IF YOU ARE SURE YOU WILL GET A TEXT FROM PSC WITHIN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS!!!

The Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, said that the gross federally collectible revenue in 2013 budget was projected at N11.34 trillion.

Okonjo-Iweala made this known at a press briefing on the breakdown of the 2013 Budget, on Thursday in Abuja.

She said, “The gross federally collectible revenue is projected at N11.34 trillion, of which the total revenue available for the Federal Government’s Budget is forecast at N4.1 trillion.”

This she said represented an increase of 15 per cent over the estimate for 2012.

According to the minister, the projection is based on oil production of 2.53 million barrels per day compared to 2.48 million barrels per day in 2012.

“Benchmark oil price of 79 dollars per barrel, up from 72 dollars per barrel in 2012, Projected real GDP growth rate of 6.5 per cent and average exchange rate of N160 per dollar,’’ she said.

The minister said that the non-oil sector was expected to sustain the 2013 budget.

She commended the Federal Inland Revenue Services for attaining 20 per cent growth in non-oil tax revenue between 2007 and 2012.

On the expenditure provision, she said that budget made provision for an aggregate expenditure of N4.987 trillion.

This she said represented a modest increase of 6.2 per cent over the N4.697 trillion appropriated in 2012.

“This is made up of N387.97 billion for statutory transfers; N591.76 billion for debt service; N2.38 trillion for recurrent (non-debt) expenditure.

“Of which N1.717 trillion is the provision for personnel cost, while overhead cost is projected at N208.9 billion.

“And a total of N1.62 trillion has been provisioned for capital expenditure,’’ she said.

The minister added that an additional N273.5 billion had been provisioned for the subsidy reinvestment (SURE-P) programme.

Okonjo-Iweala said that with the development, the fiscal deficit was projected to improve to about 1.85 per cent of GDP in the 2013 Budget when compared with the 2.85 per cent in 2012.

She said that N497 billion was marked out for critical infrastructure such as power, works, transport, and aviation.

The minister said that another N705 billion was set aside for human capital development under education, water, agriculture and health sector

“We also allocated over N950 billion for national security purposes, comprised of N320 billion for the police, and N364 billion for the Armed Forces, N115 billion for the Office of the NSA, and N154 billion for the Ministry of the Interior.

“For 2013, the SURE-P programme has a projected allocation of N180 billion, augmented by the 2012 unspent balances of N93.5 billion.

“This amount will be used to make further progress in the provision of social safety net schemes, maternal and child healthcare, youth development and vocational training for Nigerians,’’ she said.

Okonjo-Iweala said that budget had key priorities, which included the reduction in cost of governance, and debt management.

Others are infrastructure investments, job creation and the development of the manufacturing sector.

She said that the recurrent spending in total expenditure had reduced from 74.4 per cent in 2011 to 67.5 per cent in 2013 while capital spending increased from 25.6 per cent in 2011 to 32.5 per cent in 2013.

The minister said that N100 billion was saved for 2013 budget from the implementation of IPPIS.

On debt management, she said that N75 billion of maturing debt obligation payment was made last week and N25 billion had been set aside in a sinking fund to be used for retirement of maturing debt obligations in the future.

The minister said that government had reduced annual domestic borrowing to finance the budget deficit from N852 billion in 2011, to N744 in 2012, and now to N577 billion in 2013.

She said, “We are also making concerted efforts to defray the debts of our foreign missions.

“We have made a provision of N13 billion in the 2013 budget to help clear accumulated debts as at the cut-off date of June 2012.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/2013-budget-we-allocated-over-n950bn-for-national-security-purposes-o-okonjo-iweala/

320 billion for police!!!! covers our expenses to USA & CHINA for IT training......Jopys!!!

New Pictures Of Work Going On At The Once Abandoned Police College Ikeja


A friend drove by the college this morning and sent me these pictures of work going on at the one time abandoned police college/training school that GEJ promised to renovate as soon as possible. It appears someone is keeping his word after all. Nice. Hope dey, guys.
( Look at the work going on within the fence. Like in the first pic, a carpenter is working on the roof)
source:Nairaland

It is not really easy waiting without any strong clue.
We have built plans around this ICT recruitment.
Hope it pulls through this month.
@ a millionsjoy,I have been active in this forum naw
......Stay cool guys

Hi guys
I spoke with someone in Psc today and he said that before the end of this month we will be invited for another interview based on practical knowledge and possibly verification of result,he also mentioned the ongoing renovation in police college Lagos as a factor delaying our call-up.
Lets keep faith,Something positive is on the way pretty soon.

UPDATES OF THE LIVE AFCON MATCH TODAY
BY…. C.N COPELAND

Nearly two decades have passed since the Super Eagles last soared above all other continental challengers, when their 1994 vintage – inspired by talented youngsters like Jay-Jay Okocha and Sunday Oliseh, complemented by the goals and experience of Rashidi Yekini – prevented a fairytale victory for a Zambia team badly scarred by the Gabon air tragedy just months earlier. That disaster was used by Zambia as inspiration for last year's triumph in Libreville and the same period provides motivation for Nigeria this time, too, following the untimely death of Yekini - the country's all-time leading scorer and star of the 1994 tournament - last year at the age of 48.


Nigeria player to watch: Emmanuel Emenike- Leading the tournament scoring charts going into the final, Emenike is looking to add to his four-goal tally and join Nigerian legends such as Segun Odegbami, Rashidi Yekini and Jay-Jay Okocha in the pantheon of Golden Boot winners at the African Nations Cup. The Spartak Moscow striker has netted in four of his five games at the finals and his bustling style has been the scourge of defences. The 30-yard free-kick that opened the scoring against Ivory Coast was particularly memorable, and this powerful frontman will again be a dangerous weapon for the Super Eagles.

Burkina Faso player to watch: Charles Kabore. The Marseille midfielder is the captain and beating heart of the Burkina Faso team. Kabore's high work-rate has been vital in getting his side this far, and the box-to-box midfielder has proved a real thoroughbred for the Stallions in South Africa. With Nigeria demonstrating plenty of threat on the counter in recent games, Burkina Faso will be reliant on Kabore's engine more than ever to break up play and provide the link between defence and attack.

Key battle: Victor Moses v Jonathan Pitroipa. Both wingers have played an integral role for their respective teams at this tournament, and have often produced the spark of creativity to inspire their team-mates. Chelsea attacker Moses, who only made his debut for Nigeria last year, didn't start the first game of the finals but has proved indispensable since - no more so than when winning and scoring two late penalties to secure progress in the final group game. His opposing No. 11's presence in the final was only confirmed on Friday when a ban for a harsh red card in the semi-final victory over Ghana was overturned. Pitroipa's availability is a major boost to Burkina Faso, with the Stade Rennes man having created Alain Traore's late group-stage leveller against Nigeria and proving he has more than just pace and nimble feet when heading home the winner in the quarter-final against Togo.

Trivia: Guinea are the only country to have played at more African Nations Cups than Burkina Faso without winning the trophy. This is Burkina Faso's ninth tournament, while Guinea have yet to triumph in ten appearances. However, the Stallions can take heart from the fact that Ivory Coast took ten attempts to win their first crown, while Tunisia claimed glory on their 11th attempt and last year's champions Zambia finally broke their duck at the 15th time of asking.

Stats: Although they missed the 2012 tournament, Nigeria have played the second-highest number of African Nations Cup matches (80) in the competition's history, with only record seven-time winners Egypt having featured in more games (90). Egypt are also the only nation to have scored more goals (154) than the Super Eagles (112).

Prediction: Burkina Faso will be looking to follow in Zambia's footsteps but Nigeria are ready to put their African Nations Cup underachievement behind them and claim that long-awaited third continental title.

NEW DICTIONARY WORD
Bance should replace "UGLY" in the
dictionary,,,
E.g--This girl is bance
Ur babe is so bance

LIFTING HOLY HANDS BRINGS VICTORY
How important, the lifting of your hands is to God!
When you lift up your hands, it’s not just a sign of worship;
It’s a ministry. It’s the most beautiful thing to behold when Gods people lift their hands to heaven; you are sending incense of a sweet-smelling savor to him. The lifting up of your hands has taken the place of the burnt sacrifice, and your prayers, the burning incense. When your hands are lifted up, that’s the time to adore and thank the lord; the time to worship him, not the time to beg and cry. It is the time to make a sacrifice of joy that springs from a heart full of love and thanksgiving.
Every time a minister tells you to lift up your hands in worship, don’t get tired and put your hands down so quikely.Moses found out there is something powerful about lifting your hands. It wasn’t written in the law, but he discovered it,
Let’s read his discovery
EXODUS 17:9-12
The story of how they lifted Moses hands in the battle between Israel and Amalek
Paul also admonished Timothy in 1 Tim 2:8 “I will that men pray every where lifting up holy hands without wrath and doubting.
If you have been going through any difficult situation in ur life, when you pray, lift up holy hands to God, it is a signal of victory in the realm of the spirit, and you will prevail over that situation and have victory

…………….Sure route to victory

@ croos0077
What were they testing for
could d test disqualify any one?

@ a millonjoys.....what is now over?
paste ur Gsm no here,i want to call u

APPOINTMENT OF SPECIALIST/ PROFESSIONALS INTO THE NIGERIA POLICE FORCE - ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS OF POLICE (ASPs) AND INSPECTO

APPOINTMENT OF ICT PROFESSIONALS INTO THE NIGERIA POLICE FORCE - ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS OF POLICE (ASPs) AND INSPECTORS CADRES.

Following the conclusion of the selection processes conducted for qualified candidates for appointment into the Nigeria Police Force as ICT (Professionals) ASPs and Inspectors, the Police Service Commission hereby release the list of successful candidates appointed as Specialist ASPs and Inspectors.
2. Training of the successful candidates will commence on 19th febuary, 2013at the Police College, Ikeja for the ASPs and Police College, Maiduguri for Inspectors. Candidates who fails to report within seven (7) days of the resumption date will be automatically disqualified. Letters of appointments will be issued to successful candidates at the respective college.
3. It is essential to report at the respective Police Colleges with the following:-
i. Original Credentials;
ii. NYSC Discharge Certificate where applicable;
iii. Original copy of birth certificate;
iv. Medical certificate of fitness;
v. Letter of identification from the Local Government
vi. Six (6) Passport photographs ;
vii. 2 pieces of white round-neck vests;
viii. 2 pairs of white shorts;
ix. 2. Pieces of white bed sheets;
x. 2 pieces of white pillow cases;
xi. 2 pair of white canvass shoes and socks with white polish;
xii. Set of cutleries; and
xiii. One bucket

Esther G. Gonda
Permanent Secretary/Secretary to the Commission
For: Honourable Chairman

IGERIA POLICE FORCE - ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS OF POLICE (ASPs) AND INSPECTO

APPOINTMENT OF SPECIALIST/ PROFESSIONALS INTO THE NIGERIA POLICE FORCE - ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS OF POLICE (ASPs) AND INSPECTORS CADRES.

Following the conclusion of the selection processes conducted for qualified candidates for appointment into the Nigeria Police Force as specialists (Professionals) ASPs and Inspectors, the Police Service Commission hereby release the list of successful candidates appointed as Specialist ASPs and Inspectors.
2. Training of the successful candidates will commence on 19th April, 2010 at the Police College, Ikeja for the ASPs and Police College, Maiduguri for Inspectors. Candidates who fails to report within seven (7) days of the resumption date will be automatically disqualified. Letters of appointments will be issued to successful candidates at the respective college.
3. It is essential to report at the respective Police Colleges with the following:-
i. Original Credentials;
ii. NYSC Discharge Certificate where applicable;
iii. Original copy of birth certificate;
iv. Medical certificate of fitness;
v. Letter of identification from the Local Government
vi. Six (6) Passport photographs ;
vii. 2 pieces of white round-neck vests;
viii. 2 pairs of white shorts;
ix. 2. Pieces of white bed sheets;
x. 2 pieces of white pillow cases;
xi. 2 pair of white canvass shoes and socks with white polish;
xii. Set of cutleries; and
xiii. One bucket

Esther G. Gonda
Permanent Secretary/Secretary to the Commission
For: Honourable Chairman

APPOINTMENT OF PROFESSIONALS/SPECIALISTS INTO THE NIGERIA POLICE FORCE
LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES – ASP CADRE

ZONE 1 KANO

KANO STATE
S/NO NAME FIELD
1 SILEIMAN IDRIS MOHAMMED BALLISTICIAN
2 MUHAMMAD M. HASSAN COMMUNICATIONS
3 YA’U KABIR SORONDINKI COMMUNICATIONS
4 SADIQ ZUBAIRU ABUBAKAR FORENSIC
5 MAHI AHMED ALI HANDWRITRING EXPERTS
6 ABDULHAMID ADO OSI HANDWRITRING EXPERTS
7 UMAR UMAR MOHAMMED MARINE
8 ADAMU SHEHU MECHANIC
9 DR. MUSTAPHA I. SANDA VET DOCTOR
10 HABU MUHAMMAD WORKS
11 MUJITABA SHEHU WORKS
12 USMAN M. ISHAQ WORKS
13 ABDULWAHAB A. KIBIYA WORKS
14 AMINU MOHAMMED WORKS
15 MURTALA U. KABIRU WORKS
16 NAZIFI I. HAMZA HANDWRITRING EXPERTS
17 HUSSAINI BELLO GAMMO HANDWRITRING EXPERTS
18 KAMAL DATTI COMMUNICATIONS
19 ASHIRU ABDURAHMAN HANDWRITING ANALYST
20 HAFIZU MUH’D GARO COMPUTER
21 YUSUF MUSA WORKS
22 ZARADIN B. IBRAHIM HANDWRITING ANALYST
23 YAKUBU ISMAILA GARO MARINE
24 JAMILU ALIKO MAISHANU COMMUNICATIONS
25 ABUBAKAR AHMED ABUBAKAR FORENSIC
26 SAFIYANU MOH'D HANDWRITING ANALYST
27 USMAN ABUBAKAR DAWAKI COMMUNICATIONS
28 BASHIR ALIYU HASHIM MARINE
29 ALI MOHAMMED FINGERPRINT
30 MUSTAPHA GARBA HANDWRITING ANALYST
31 JIBRIN HARUNA VET.
32 ABUBAKAR IBRAHIM IMAM MARINE
33 ALIYU YUNUSA ABDULLAHI COMMUNICATIONS
34 SULEIMAN LUKMAN FORENSIC

KATSINA STATE
S/NO NAME FIELD
1 ILIYASU MOHAMMED COMMUNICATION
2 LAWAL RABE COMMUNICATIONS
3 MUSBAHU SABIU COMMUNICATIONS
4 ABDURRAHAMAN SULEIMAN VETERINARY
5 AMINU ABBA VETERINARY
6 SURAJO HASHIMU WORKS
7 MUDASIRU SANI TELA WORKS
8 TIJJANI AHMED WORKS
9 ISYAKU YUSUF WORKS
10 SABIU HAFIZ COMMUNICATIONS
11 TAJUDDEEN UMAR SULE WORKS
12 ABDULLAHI MUKTAR WORKS
13 BILYAMINU SHEHU WORKS
14 IBRAHIM ADAMU WORKS
15 MOHAMMAD HADI BALARABE FORENSIC
16 NURA UMAR WORKS
17 MUSA HARUNA WORKS (ELECTRIC ENG.)
18 ADAMU ALIYU WORKS
19 KABIR BALA WORKS
20 MUSTAPHA SANDA WORKS
21 NURA GAMBO COMMUNICATIONS
22 SHAMSU KABIR HANDWRITING ANALYST
23 SALISU LAWAL TRANSPORT
24 ABUBAKAR MOHD JAMO WORKS
25 YUSUF LAWAL FORENSIC
26 AHMADU SALISU WORKS
27 ABUBAKAR IBRAHIM COMMUNICATIONS
28 UMAR SAMAILA FORENSIC
29 SANI MAMMAN MARINE
30 AL'AMIN ALIYU MEDICAL
31 ZULADAINI ABBA WORKS
32 NASIRU SULEIMAN WORKS


curled from PSC site,this is specialist recruitment of 2010 and they applied in 2009 and their training started in Aprail 2010,,,dont we also think that our own training might start in April this year? and the names released were so much,dont we think we stand a great chance,,,,i couldt copy names for other states because of space.
Lets keep faith...Specialist training for ASP professionals is usually in Lagos and in April

Nmmm.This list is now like the biblical "coming of the son of man"...Nobody knows the time,not even the angels(psc_) officers or the son,but the father himself.
God please help our curiosity.
We all want to change things in the national security terrain.

@abrespect
you u must be a very funny guy

Something keeps telling me that this is the week of the miracle we have been anticipating
Lets KEEP FAITH!
love u guys die!

@ a millonjoys,what happened? they didn't release the list today like you prophesied?
what happened?

my prayer is that whenever this list is released that my name and your name will be there.
God please don't allow any one to be dropped,it is our dream to automate policing procedures in Nigeria.
Gods grace.

Good morning my fellow Ict POLICE CORPS 1,,,,Its our year of favor,God will not allow dis our laborious works to be in vain.Dis is another great week,lets thieve with Faith and patience....
we will soon be going for documentation...cant wait to see all of u and dis guy called a MILLION JOYS,,
Copeland

oh God lets this list come out next week oooooh

Is it dat they have not finished running d test they collected our blood for? What are they testing for?

Good morning my fellow Asps......The final list will be out next week....and u will be succeful...say amen.".......it's a year of favour for u!!!!!