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We have noticed a general problem with the applications received for our graduate trainee program on the online portal. This has been rectified, we would advise a re-submission of your earlier application, and this will not be considered as duplication application.

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iceberg54:
Got an error when i submitted the second quiz for Week 1.

The error message was '' The grade could not be sent. Maybe you are logged in as a Teacher? If the problem persists(and you are a student) please contact us''

I have sent a mail to one of the tutors but no response. Please do you know a general email address that they respond to?

Thanks.

Just retake it, ur score will be recorded.

Engrpj:
u mean Till June b4 dey will cal for Training ?

Yea

dhope:
lol. bros i hail oo..i hope dey will consider many pple because i cud see 88 pple for all d cadres on d interview list. it seems dey took either 80 or 100 for last yr exercise. u can as well give a clue abt dis. i can assure u i wont ask u for source of informatn.

I think they should, it's an academy so they wil need more trainee engrs. Let's hope for the best sha

dhope:
i think dey contacted pple a week d interview last year. i dont think their training can start in dis month again. someone dt askd questn on when dey gonna contact pple after interview can update us here.

first week in June, don't ask me source

Bravoe:
NCCF! A Home for all.

Tell me do you love this Family?

I love this family of God, so closely knitted into one...

seun407:
Hope say light dey ekiti? And 3g network? Please I need a reply

24-7 light 4 Ikere and of course 3g network dy, dunno of other lgs sha. I really enjoyed my service yr in Ikere especially wt d availability of those 2 tnz u raised plus a great family I met (NCCF). Enjoy!

Which position did you apply for?

niyop007@yahoo.com

Writer:
Dr. Ben Ajayi

April 17, 2015 is a black Friday.
Starting with a phone call the night before,
To the early hours of Friday,
When hope seemed to have overcome hopelessness,
The dark clouds suddenly gathered,
The storm raged with fury,
The bugler sounded his bugle,
At first, I thought t’was at the distance,
I listened carefully again,
It sounded so close,
Too close for comfort!
“Whose day has just ended?”
I asked, looking around me,
Then I burst into a Yoruba dirge,
Yombo da? (Where is Yombo?)
Ao ri. (We can’t find him!)
Omo Awojobi da? (Where is the son of Awojobi?)
Ao ri. (We can’t find him!).
Dr. Oluyombo Awojobi gave up the ghost at 11:32am April 17, in Eruwa. He was 64 on March 1, 2015. The whole of Eruwa town was thrown into great confusion as the news filtered round. All activities in the city came to a halt. Didn’t Shakespeare in Julius Caesar say, “When beggars die, there are no comets seen; the heavens themselves blaze forth the death of princes?”
In Yoruba land only Princes who lived with the people and for the people are given such spontaneous show of love and affection. Without any prompting, stalls and shops were locked, markets closed and crowds of people gathered here and there with mournful looks and teary eyes. Then they, natives and non-natives, began to surge forward peacefully to his house to confirm the news.
The worth of a man is determined, not by the wealth he has accumulated but, by the premium he places on those around him; those he interacts with daily; those he helped lift up from sickness to health or from poverty to abundance. Yombo lived for his patients; for the common good. I know for sure he had no savings by the time of his death - having spent all on the new Olajide Ajayi Cancer Centre which he wanted completed by June 2015. This is what Yombo said of the suffering of patients with Cancer, “They move from Lagos to Ibadan and Ibadan to Lagos for radiotherapy they can’t get because there is either an industrial action by workers or the radiotherapy machine has broken down. And they literally rot away, smelling like carcass. All this will stop with our Cancer Centre.”
Yombo was a man constantly challenged by his environment. He defied things that many found daunting and the word ‘impossible’ was way down the list in his dictionary. When Eruwa had no electricity for 10 years, he designed his own low cost sustainable electrical system and fashioned items of equipment that did not require the use of electricity. He produced his own intravenous infusions when there was scarcity in the country.
And he went on to conquer the most difficult of all the challenges - lack of water. By a unique system of capturing rain water and special control of effluents, he operated his hospital for several years with water flowing freely from his taps. When histology reports were taking several months to come, Yombo produced his own histology slides and sent them to Pathologists for diagnosis therefore getting the reports back within two days.
I could go on and on and talk about his exploits; about how he changed rural medical practice in Nigeria through his innovations.
Tomorrow, the city of Eruwa will wake up without Yombo Awojobi. They will (like members of his family and friends) have to learn to live without him - a daunting task. They can cut their losses and ease their pains if they ensure that the legacies he had built continue to live on. I heard Eruwa people talk about celebrating his life. And I can say this for them – they will. They are a great people; unique in manners, very accommodating and appreciative.
Every day of Dr. Awojobi’s life is worth celebrating but as Yombo succinctly put it, “I detest the extravagance of funerals when there is so much suffering around us. I want to be buried in the clothes I have on me the day I die and on the same day,” he had said weeks before his death.
Unfortunately this wish cannot be carried out in totality for logistic problems. If he had commenced clearing his final resting place as he actually wanted to do two weeks ago (but for the preparations for the funeral of his older brother who was buried on April 9), his last wish would have been easy to carry out.
We must celebrate his life with style and in the most unique manner ever done in the history of this nation. If you really loved him and appreciated what he did for our people and the nation, we must join hands together to raise N500 million (five hundred million naira) to ensure the completion of the Cancer Centre Project. It is a task that must be done!
We have lost the most innovative, pragmatic and certainly one of the greatest medical practitioners Nigeria has ever produced, a jewel of inestimable value, a relentless fighter for values that last and a loyal friend of the common man. He was a living legend in his time. His true worth will now begin to unfold after his exit. To his devoted wife, children, grandchildren and relatives, I say have courage, take heart. He is not dead. Thomas Campbell said, “To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.”
May his soul rest in peace.

Good luck guys!

joelpearl:
When I got to BEDC, I met d HOUR in charge, she said 400 names were sent to her from NAPTIN for field work, later, NAPTIN reduced d list to 70 and and later to 23 trainees. She said d 23 trainees were inducted 3 weeks ago and have been posted to various BEDC facilities all over d country. So I had to call NAPTIN, they agreed it was a mistake them asking me to go to BEDC, they said all others dat didn't get d message for METER INSTALATION & MAINTANANCE are to be posted for RENEWABLE ENERGY. He further said all programs will have to hold until every tin is sorted out. My guys got message for monday METER INSTALATION & MAINTANANCE got a new message dis evening that every tin is postponed till further notice.

Na wa oh! thx bro

joelpearl:
I called naptin office today to complain that I didn't get any message from them, they said I was sent a message(which I didn't see) over a month ago, stating I have been posted to Benin Distribution Company(BEDC) for further training in DSO. Going there tomao sha.

How far, any news from BEDC/NAPTIN?

simonolowo:
Did any1 recieved msg 4rm naptin cos I just received text 2 report on 13th of April 4 solar installation and maintenance training for 16weeks at abuja

Which info do u av?

joelpearl:
I called naptin office today to complain that I didn't get any message from them, they said I was sent a message(which I didn't see) over a month ago, stating I have been posted to Benin Distribution Company(BEDC) for further training in DSO. Going there tomao sha.

I guess we are having the same issue, please can I have the number you called so I can confirm too and kindly keep us informed as to latest development because a lot of us in Ekiti state did not receive any message, thanks! Which state did u do ur 2 wks training?

Pls I need a copy. My e-mail add is niyop007@yahoo.com

Ma'am, you've written your name on the indelible sand of time. You were and are a rare gem, sleep on in the bosom of your Lord till we meet to part no more. Adieu Dr

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