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I did exactly as you said and it went through. I have submitted my application.
What is the next step now?
I tried to generate Post Graduate Admission letter, but when I enter the RRR, it says “Admission still pending”
How do I know if my application is successful?
And where is the study Centre at Ikeja?

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Requirements is available here admissions.nouonline.net
Due to the ongoing strike, transcripts is not a prerequisite for admission.

Programme is 3 semesters.
You have course work, Teaching Practice and Project for the programme. Minimum CGPA for graduation is 3.0.
Cost for the entire programme is an estimated 150k (divided into 3 semesters).
Admission for the semester is on and registration closes 19th October.

Many thanks for your response.
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Many thanks for your kind assistance.

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How long is the program? And how much is the charges for school fees and other relevant information.
Thank you.

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Why Do We BAPTIZE FOR THE DEAD

B Y E L D E R D . T O D D C H R I S T O F F E R S O N
Of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles

Christian theologians have long wrestled with the question, What is the destiny of the billions who have lived and died with no knowledge of Jesus? With the Restoration of the gospel of Jesus Christ has come the understanding of how the unbaptized dead are redeemed and how God can be “a perfect, just God, and a merci-ful God also” ( Alma 42:15 ).
While yet in life, Jesus prophesied that He would also preach to the dead. Peter tells us this happened in the interval between the Savior’s Crucifi xion and Resurrection (see 1 Peter 3:18–19). President Joseph F. Smith (1838–1918) witnessed in vision that the Savior visited the spirit world and “from among the righteous [spirits], he organized his forces and appointed messengers, clothed with power and authority, and commissioned them to go forth and carry
the light of the gospel to them that were in darkness. . . .
“These were taught faith in God, repentance from sin, vicarious baptism for the remission of sins, [and] the gift of the Holy Ghost by the laying on of hands” ( D&C 138:30, 33 ).
The doctrine that the living can provide baptism and other essential ordinances to the dead vicariously was revealed anew to the Prophet Joseph Smith (see D&C 124;
128; 132 ). He learned that the spirits awaiting resurrection are offered not only individual
salvation but they can be bound in heaven as husband and wife and be sealed to their fathers and mothers of all generations past and have sealed to them their children of all
generations future. The Lord instructed the Prophet that these sacred rites are appropriately performed only in a house built to His name, a temple (see D&C 124:29–36 ).
The principle of vicarious service should
not seem strange to any Christian. In the
baptism of a living person, the offi ciator acts,
by proxy, in place of the Savior. And is it
not the central tenet of our faith that Christ’s
sacrifi ce atones for our sins by vicariously
satisfying the demands of justice for us? As
President Gordon B. Hinckley (1910–2008)
expressed: “I think that vicarious work for
the dead more nearly approaches the vicari-
ous sacrifi ce of the Savior Himself than any
other work of which I know. It is given with
love, without hope of compensation, or
repayment or anything of the kind. What
a glorious principle.”
Some have misunderstood and suppose
that deceased souls “are being baptized into the Mormon faith without their knowledge.” 2 They assume
that we somehow have power to force a soul in matters
of faith. Of course, we do not. God gave man his agency
from the beginning. The Church does not list them on its
rolls or count them in its membership.
Our anxiety to redeem the dead and the time and
resources we put behind that commitment are, above all,
an expression of our witness concerning Jesus Christ. It
constitutes as powerful a statement as we can make con-
cerning His divine character and mission. It testifies, first,
of Christ’s Resurrection; second, of the infinite reach of His
Atonement; third, that He is the sole source of salvation;
fourth, that He has established the conditions for salvation;
and, fifth, that He will come again.
The Power of Christ’s Resurrection
As regards the Resurrection, Paul asked, “Else what
shall they do which are baptized for the dead, if the
dead rise not at all? why are they then baptized for the
dead?” (1 Corinthians 15:29). We are baptized for the dead
because we know that they will rise. “The soul shall be
restored to the body, and the body to the soul; yea, and
every limb and joint shall be restored to its body; yea,
even a hair of the head shall not be lost; but all things
shall be restored to their proper and perfect frame” (Alma
40:23). “For to this end Christ both died, and rose, and
revived, that he might be Lord both of the dead and living”
(Romans 14:9).
It matters tremendously what we do in relation to those
who have gone before, because they live today as spirits
and shall live again as immortal souls, and that because
of Jesus Christ. We believe His words when He said, “I
am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me,
though he were dead, yet shall he live” (John 11:25). By
the baptisms we perform in behalf of the dead, we testify
that “as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made
alive. . . .
“For he must reign, till he hath put all enemies under
his feet.
“The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death”
(1 Corinthians 15:22, 25–26).
Jesus Christ, the Sole Source of Salvation
Our anxiety to ensure that our kindred dead are offered
baptism in Jesus’s name is testament to the fact that Jesus
Christ is “the way, the truth, and the life” and that “no
man cometh unto the Father, but by [Him]” (John 14:6).
Some contemporary Christians, concerned for the many
who have died without a knowledge of Jesus Christ, have
begun to wonder if there truly is only “one Lord, one faith,
one baptism” (Ephesians 4:5). To believe that Jesus is the
only Savior, they say, is arrogant, narrow-minded, and
intolerant. We say, however, that this is a false dilemma.
There is no injustice in there being but One through
whom salvation may come, when that One and His
salvation are offered to every soul, without exception.
Conditions of Salvation Set by Christ
Because we believe that Jesus Christ is the Redeemer,
we also accept His authority to establish the conditions by
which we may receive His grace. Otherwise we would not
concern ourselves with being baptized for the dead.
Jesus confirmed that “strait is the gate, and narrow
is the way, which leadeth unto life” (Matthew 7:14).
Specifically, He said, “Except a man be born of water and
of the Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God”
( John 3:5). This means we must “repent, and be baptized
every one . . . in the name of Jesus Christ for the remis-
sion of sins, and . . . receive the gift of the Holy Ghost”
(Acts 2:38).
Notwithstanding He was sinless, Jesus Christ Himself
was baptized and received the Holy Ghost. He said, “He
that is baptized in my name, to him will the Father give
the Holy Ghost, like unto me; wherefore, follow me, and
do the things which ye have seen me do” (2 Nephi 31:12).
There are no exceptions granted; none are needed.
As many as will believe and be baptized—including by
proxy—and endure in faith, shall be saved, “not only those who believed after [Christ] came in the meridian of
time, in the flesh, but all those from the beginning, even as
many as were before he came” (D&C 20:26). It is for this
reason that the gospel is preached “also to them that are
dead, that they might be judged according to men in the
flesh, but live according to God in the spirit” (1 Peter 4:6).
Freeing the Dead from Prison
The vicarious ordinances we perform in temples,
beginning with baptism, make possible an eternal weld-
ing link between generations that fulfills the purpose of
the earth’s creation. Indeed, without these ordinances,
“the whole earth would be utterly wasted at [Christ’s]
coming” (D&C 2:3).
In the scriptures, the spirits of the dead are some-
times referred to as being in darkness or in prison (see
Isaiah 24:22; 1 Peter 3:19; Alma 40:12–13; D&C 38:5).
Contemplating God’s glorious plan for the redemption of
these, His children, the Prophet Joseph Smith penned this
psalm: “Let your hearts rejoice, and be exceedingly glad.
Let the earth break forth into singing. Let the dead speak
forth anthems of eternal praise to the King Immanuel, who
hath ordained, before the world was, that which would
enable us to redeem them out of their prison; for the pris-
oners shall go free” (D&C 128:22).
Our charge extends as far and as deep as the love of
God to encompass His children of every time and place.
Our efforts on behalf of the dead bear eloquent witness
that Jesus Christ is the divine Redeemer of all mankind.
His grace and promises reach even those who in life do
not find Him. Because of Him, the prisoners shall indeed
go free.

From an October 2000 general conference address.

https://www.lds.org/study/new-era/2009/03/why-do-we-baptize-for-the-dead?lang=eng

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One thing I find with friends who studied Economics and delved into the HSE Profession is that they seem to have a love for Industrial Safety/Industrial Safety Engineering.
I do not know why, perhaps they understand "Factors of Production" better. Hahaha

But then, they like this area.

Your prospects are good, if you think they are. It is a professional certification so you will always need it and use it in your professional and personal life. In my opinion, all humans should go through basic First Aid Training etc. So that we will stop taking selfies when accidents happen. Overseas, by law, certain professions MUST take Basic First Aid Course. MUST.

Anyway, let me get back to you. Now, like we have advised people here. Please start with NISP/ISPON. Novelle and stuff are good. But start with NISP. You can use Novelle for refreshers etc. Do NISP, get registered with ISPON. Then follow more specific courses in the HSE Domain. The good thing is that the general HSE programs by ISPON etc will allow you appraise the profession and pick an area of focus. Generic knowledge is good. HSE Appreciation courses are good, but then specific skills and focus are also good in areas under the following domains.

1. Occupational Health/Industrial Hygiene
2. Safety
3. Security (Physical and Virtual)
4. Environment
5. Quality

Note that in many companies , Quality could be part of the discipline while in many, it is different and
stands alone. There is a strong interrelationship between Q, H, S, S, E.

So, please the prospects are there. For any country that is growing and has potential. We all ran to Dubai amd the middle east as they grew their country and were constructing and producing stuff here and there. Nigeria has not even scratched its potential for industrialization. So many areas we havent even touched.

Start with NISP and get registered with the body now. It is easy to do so now, but as the discipline gets stronger it might be more difficult. Left to me, I would want to charter the Profession with a very stringent professional training program and exam. One as stringent as NEBOSH IDP.

Good luck.

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