Liebermann:


He's been riling people up for no reason since last week. I don't know if he just enjoys causing mischief or if this is his coping mechanism but he's just throwing mud on the wall until it sticks. People should take what he says with a pinch of salt.

Solicitor2040:
I have observed that I can that the edit button is active on my portal...is that how it has being

ExpertNLer:
You people have come again

krinkrypt:

They should release merit list, time is going, some schools have stopped issuing CAS

WheayNaira:
Monday, 1 August

tolaade1960:
To be candid, these funds PTDF is venturing into foreign education sponsorship could be channel to local postgraduate scholarship that can cater for thousands of the candidates .
considering the fiscal state of the nation.
good afternoon.

Donblaize:

Source

biosystech:
https://ptdf.gov.ng/selection-interview-exercise-for-shortlisted-candidates-for-the-2022-23-overseas-scholarship-scheme-oss-msc-and-ph-d-award/#iLightbox

choicecad:

Better still, if we can get lets bombard them with twitts

choicecad:
Folks, I have twitted to ptdf. Interestingly ptdf has sent a mail for further action. Check your mails

bukkyche:


I am not on Twitter. I have searched for them on Facebook. There one account I think is theirs based on the contents in the group. So I would advise each person to search for "Petroleum Technology Development Fund" on Facebook. When you open the group, for all the posts that were made this year (2020 posts), you can lay the complaint under the comment section that the 2018/2019 LSS awardees have not received payment after they have submitted all the necessary documents. This is just what I am doing right now too

bukkyche:

That should work for the 2019/2020 session nah. We are talking about 2018/2019. So what exactly would opening of school effect?? Can you be specific with this your information please?

OlakunmiSMELTD:
Why don't you all write directly on the Executive secretary PTDF/ PTDF page itself, I have done this for Nigeria immigration and GTBANK and it works.

If you know the power of social media ehenn

bukkyche:


Nice one, you can create the group. I am one of the awardees but I am currently not in Nigeria

bukkyche:
Some of awardees have even finished the program already yet the induction has not even taken place talk more of the payment. I do not know if there is any WhatsApp group already but the awardees need to act, not just expressing their grievances here on nairaland. If there is a WhatsApp group, what and what have they discussed or planned to do in this regard? It could start from making a post on all the social media platforms. Each awardee would share the post and from there, the news would spread. Getting PTDF scholarship is not easy, starting with the rigorous application process to travelling miles for the interview etc. At the end, it would become stories. Covid 19 can never be an excuse because the money had already been budgeted for. This is 2018/2019 scholarship we are talking about so Covid 19 can not affect it. Action is what is needed and not just mere talks in a little space here on nairaland

Jibboy1:
The British High Commission in Nigeria says it will soon begin to receive visa applications from Nigerians willing to travel to the United Kingdom.

The Commission noted that Nigerians hoping to visit the UK could do so once international flights resume in Nigeria.

The Federal Government had in March shut the country’s airspace to domestic and international flights as part of measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.

However, with the resumption of domestic flights on Wednesday, Nigerians are in high spirits, expecting the government to okay the restart of international flights.

In a statement on Thursday, the British High Commission in Abuja said visa application centres which were initially suspended due to the pandemic would reopen “when it is safe to do”.

The statement read, “We know there are many Nigerian nationals hoping to travel to the UK when flights resume, both for employment and to see family members.

“UKVI are working closely with TSL contact, our commercial partner, to reopen visa application centres that were suspended due to COVID-19.

“UK visa application centres are reopening in phased manner globally when it is safe to do so and when we can operate an effective service.

“TSL contact are putting appropriate measures in place and working hard to reopen in Nigeria. We will share details of when VACs will reopen soon.”

https://punchng.com/covid-19-visa-applications-to-resume-soon-in-nigeria-says-uk/

choicecad:


This is the time for them to act. They are now silent. No news from them again. Hmmm.