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NIPCO PLC INTERNSHIP/PART TIME JOB

Nipco plc calls on rivers state students to apply for an internship called Industrial Training.
Those who just came out of secondary school or who just wrote jamb are also free to apply for the part time job at Nipco Plc.

Applications Eligibility
Male and female applicants who are indigenes of communities in the following Local Government Areas of Rivers State:  Gokana, Eleme, Tai.

Must possess an O-level or ND.
Including jambites awaiting admission.

Application Closing Date
31st July, 2017 

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should: send your CV or your personal details to: nipcoplc.hr@gmail.com

NIPCO PLC INTERNSHIP/PART TIME JOB

Nipco plc calls on rivers state students to apply for an internship called Industrial Training.
Those who just came out of secondary school or who just wrote jamb are also free to apply for the part time job at Nipco Plc.

Applications Eligibility
Male and female applicants who are indigenes of communities in the following Local Government Areas of Rivers State:  Gokana, Eleme, Tai.

Must possess an O-level or ND.
Including jambites awaiting admission.

Application Closing Date
31st July, 2017 

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should: send your CV or your personal details to: nipcoplc.hr@gmail.com


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froz:
As the National Examination Council (NECO) released the results of the Qualifying Examination for this year’s Cowbellpedia Secondary Schools Mathematics TV Quiz Show conducted on March 19, Lagos State has produced two out of the five students that got the 100 percent score.


The students are Miss Monyei Cynthia, 14 years old, of Good Shepherd Comprehensive Secondary School, Meiran, Lagos and Master Fuad Alaka, 13 years old, of Federal Government Science and Technical College, Yaba, Lagos. Both are in the Junior category.

Out of a total of 51,018 students that sat for the Qualifying Examination of the 2017 Cowbellpedia Secondary Schools Mathematics TV Quiz Show, Lagos State topped the enrolment chart with 7,098 candidates.

The other students with perfect score in the Junior category are Master Adeyanju Oluwafemi, 13 years old, of Jesuit Memorial College, Port Harcourt, Rivers Stateand Miss Anita Alabi, 14 years old, of Gloryland Secondary School, Igarra,Edo State.

In the senior category, only Master Michael Paul, 14 years old, of Excelgrace Academy, Gboko, Benue State got a perfect score of 100 percent in the qualifying examination.

In the 2016 edition, eight students got the perfect score with Osun State producing four, while Cross River, Abia and Ogun States made up the rest.

Analysis of the enrolment this year shows a total of 26,057 candidates in the Junior Secondary School category and 24,961 candidates in the Senior Secondary School category.

Like in the previous editions, the best 108 students (54 each for Junior and Senior categories) will proceed to the second stage, which is the Television Quiz Show.

The second stage, which will be in a quiz format, will be further sub-divided into preliminary, semi-finals and finals. The show will be serialised into 13 episodes and aired on major cable and terrestrial television stations across the country.

Head of Marketing, Promasidor Nigeria Limited, Mr. Festus Tettey acknowledged the support given by NECO, State Ministries of Education, School Principals, Teachers, the media and other partner agencies for the initiative over the years.

He explained that the Top 3 in each state for both Junior and Senior categories in the Qualifying Examination will be rewarded with cash prizes. The ultimate prize for this year’s edition is N1 million and an all-expense paid educational excursion outside the country while the first and second runners-up will go home with N750,000 and N500,000 respectively.

The teacher of the top prize student winner will be awarded N400,000, while those of the first and second runners-up will be rewarded with N300,000 and N200,000 respectively.


https://brandspurng.com/lagos-leads-cowbellpedia-qualifying-exam-perfect-score/

NIPCO PLC INTERNSHIP/PART TIME JOB

Nipco plc calls on rivers state students to apply for an internship called Industrial Training.
Those who just came out of secondary school or who just wrote jamb are also free to apply for the part time job at Nipco Plc.

Applications Eligibility
Male and female applicants who are indigenes of communities in the following Local Government Areas of Rivers State:  Gokana, Eleme, Tai.

Must possess an O-level or ND.
Including jambites awaiting admission.

Application Closing Date
31st July, 2017 

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should: send your CV or your personal details to: nipcoplc.hr@gmail.com

froz:
As the National Examination Council (NECO) released the results of the Qualifying Examination for this year’s Cowbellpedia Secondary Schools Mathematics TV Quiz Show conducted on March 19, Lagos State has produced two out of the five students that got the 100 percent score.


The students are Miss Monyei Cynthia, 14 years old, of Good Shepherd Comprehensive Secondary School, Meiran, Lagos and Master Fuad Alaka, 13 years old, of Federal Government Science and Technical College, Yaba, Lagos. Both are in the Junior category.

Out of a total of 51,018 students that sat for the Qualifying Examination of the 2017 Cowbellpedia Secondary Schools Mathematics TV Quiz Show, Lagos State topped the enrolment chart with 7,098 candidates.

The other students with perfect score in the Junior category are Master Adeyanju Oluwafemi, 13 years old, of Jesuit Memorial College, Port Harcourt, Rivers Stateand Miss Anita Alabi, 14 years old, of Gloryland Secondary School, Igarra,Edo State.

In the senior category, only Master Michael Paul, 14 years old, of Excelgrace Academy, Gboko, Benue State got a perfect score of 100 percent in the qualifying examination.

In the 2016 edition, eight students got the perfect score with Osun State producing four, while Cross River, Abia and Ogun States made up the rest.

Analysis of the enrolment this year shows a total of 26,057 candidates in the Junior Secondary School category and 24,961 candidates in the Senior Secondary School category.

Like in the previous editions, the best 108 students (54 each for Junior and Senior categories) will proceed to the second stage, which is the Television Quiz Show.

The second stage, which will be in a quiz format, will be further sub-divided into preliminary, semi-finals and finals. The show will be serialised into 13 episodes and aired on major cable and terrestrial television stations across the country.

Head of Marketing, Promasidor Nigeria Limited, Mr. Festus Tettey acknowledged the support given by NECO, State Ministries of Education, School Principals, Teachers, the media and other partner agencies for the initiative over the years.

He explained that the Top 3 in each state for both Junior and Senior categories in the Qualifying Examination will be rewarded with cash prizes. The ultimate prize for this year’s edition is N1 million and an all-expense paid educational excursion outside the country while the first and second runners-up will go home with N750,000 and N500,000 respectively.

The teacher of the top prize student winner will be awarded N400,000, while those of the first and second runners-up will be rewarded with N300,000 and N200,000 respectively.


https://brandspurng.com/lagos-leads-cowbellpedia-qualifying-exam-perfect-score/

NIPCO PLC INTERNSHIP/PART TIME JOB

Nipco plc calls on rivers state students to apply for an internship called Industrial Training.
Those who just came out of secondary school or who just wrote jamb are also free to apply for the part time job at Nipco Plc.

Applications Eligibility
Male and female applicants who are indigenes of communities in the following Local Government Areas of Rivers State:  Gokana, Eleme, Tai.

Must possess an O-level or ND.
Including jambites awaiting admission.

Application Closing Date
31st July, 2017 

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should: send your CV or your personal details to: nipcoplc.hr@gmail.com

hornyofife:
By Emeka Obasi
Events are unfolding fast, truth is, Nigeria as we see it today may not stay in one piece unless certain issues are addressed before the end of the Muhammadu Buhari era. Echoes of freedom, separation and restructuring are booming. I have observed that certain forces do not want the Southern part of this country to speak with one voice. Lord Frederick Lugard amalgamated the Southern and Northern sections in 1914. With the passage of history, three regions: Eastern, Western and Midwestern, emerged from the South. It is unfortunate that while the North continues to be one in the politics of domination, the South remains divided along ethnic and neo geo-political lines. I have dwelt so much on Igbo-Yoruba ties. The younger ones who do not know history continue to abuse themselves as Biafrauds and Yorobastards. Those of us, their seniors, will not allow this internet war to distract us.

The South must unite for this country to move forward. Today, the former Eastern region is my attraction. The creation of 12 States in 1967 was to sow a seed of discord in the East. During the 1967 Pogrom, Easterners, Westerners and Mid-Westerners were murdered in cold blood. Victims like Majors Ukpo Isong, Ibanga Ekanem, Capt. A.E. Akpet and Lt. E.B. Akpet were from the Eastern Region. The West lost Col. Adekunle Fajuyi, Major A.D. Ogunro, and Lts. S.E. Idowu and A.O. Olaniyan. Lt.Col. Gabriel Okonweze and Maj. Alistair Drummond were from the Mid-West.

The Eastern Region was one, after the killings in the North and parts of the West. And long before the July 1966 coup, there was one strong and economically viable East. In politics everywhere, there is bound to be opposition. Yes, not all Easterners belonged to the NCNC and not all of them were politicians. Drs. Nnamdi Azikiwe, Akanu Ibiam, Ozuomba Mbadiwe and Eni Njoku, were at the Hope Waddell Institute, Calabar. Martin Elechi attended Mary Knoll Secondary School, Ogoja. Clement Isong and Egbert Udo Udoma passed out from Methodist College, Uzuakoli. Ken Saro-Wiwa, George Tamunoiyowunam Kurubo, Okoi Arikpo and Bassy Ukpong attended Government College Umuahia. The first black Principal of that great institution that produced Chinua Achebe and Vincent Ike was Chief Erekosima . Today in GCU and Government Secondary School, Owerri, you have Erekosima Houses. Alfred Diette-Spiff’s Commissioner for Trade and Industry, Kombo Igbeta, from Ogbolomabiri, Nembe was Principal of Government College Owerri. Secretary to Spiff’s Government, Wenike Tienabeso was a product of Dennis Memorial Grammar School , Onitsha. Senator Obi Wali was a student of St. Augustine’s Grammar School, Nkwerre. Edet Inyang and Thompson Wakama enjoyed their job as lecturers at the University of Nigeria ,Nsukka. Many Ijaw have blamed Gen. Johnson Aguiyi Ironsi for stopping Isaac Adaka Boro and the Niger Delta Volunteer Forces in 1966.
The uninformed fail to understand Ironsi’s love for the non–Igbo of the Eastern Region. As Head of State, three of his Service Chiefs were from the so called Eastern minorities. Kurubo became the first Nigerian Head of the Air Force. Captain Edet Wey led the Navy. Louis Edet was Police Chief. And when Ironsi sent troops to handle Boro, he made sure Maj. John Obienu led the Internal Security Operations, full of Northern officers like Lts. Yohanna Kure and Mohammed Jega. Ironsi’s Navy ADC was an Ijaw subaltern, Dennis Okujagu. Boro had no problem with the Igbo, his grouse was with Nigeria. President of Biafra Students Union, Prof. Emeka Enejere, made this clear at the Boro Colloqium, in Yenogoa, four years ago. Boro actually took the Tafawa Balewa government to court over the Federal elections, in 1965. Not many know that as a chemistry student, Boro became President of the UNN Students Union after defeating two Igbo candidates in the 1964/65 session.
His closest rival, Jude Emezie, was backed by the outgoing President, Onyemanze Ejiogu. The other candidate was Francis Okolie, a sophomore. When Boro took the country to court as first plaintiff, the second plaintiff was Emezie. Some talk of what Azikiwe did to Prof Eyo Ita to become First Premier of Eastern Region and how Dr. Michael Okpara descended on some Ibibio and Annang for not voting NCNC. All those were resolved before the declaration of Biafra.

It is on record that Gen. Emeka Ojukwu contacted the Eastern Regional Consultative Assembly before he declared Biafra. Of the 335 members, 165 were non-Igbo. One member, Dr. Okoi Arikpo an Ekoi, from Ugep, defected to Nigeria allegedly because he was not appointed minister by Ojukwu. Gowon welcomed him with the job of Nigeria’s External Affairs minister. His Biafran counterpart was fellow COR man, Mathew Mbu. The same happened with Kurubo. He said he could not serve under Ojukwu because they were equals in Ironsi’s National Military Council. A handy excuse came when Ojukwu replaced Dr. Nebo Graham-Douglas, a Kalabari man, as Attorney General with Chris Mojekwu, from Nnewi. Kurubo disappeared to Nigeria. In two months Gowon dropped him as Air Chief and flung him to the Soviet Union as Ambassador.

The same happened to Gen. Emmanuel Ekpo. From Chief of Staff, Armed Forces in 1967, Gowon pushed him to the Defence Academy as Commandant. The non-Igbo in Biafra were well recognized. Gen. Philip Effiong was next to Ojukwu. Ntiyong Akpan was Secretary to the Government, Ignatius Kogbara, High Commissioner to the UK. Ekukinam Bassey, Frank Opigo, Emmanuel Aguma,Samuel Cookey and Okokon Ndem, all held enviable positions. In the military, there were Lt.Col Nsudoh,Maj. Akpan Utuk, Maj. Archibong, Capts. Willie Murray-Bruce and Ibi Brown, Victor Masi and Clement Ebri. Today, the Eastern region must return to the days of yore. The wound of the past shall be healed. Through Goodluck Jonathan, the Igbo passed a message to the Ijaw. It is time for the Ijaw to think back. There is Godswill Akpabio, bringing Igbo and Akwa Ibom together just like Liyel Imoke and Ndoma Egba in Cross River. NyesomWike could also imbibe that spirit in Rivers.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/06/eastern-region-one-nigeria/

NIPCO PLC INTERNSHIP/PART TIME JOB

Nipco plc calls on rivers state students to apply for an internship called Industrial Training.
Those who just came out of secondary school or who just wrote jamb are also free to apply for the part time job at Nipco Plc.

Applications Eligibility
Male and female applicants who are indigenes of communities in the following Local Government Areas of Rivers State:  Gokana, Eleme, Tai.

Must possess an O-level or ND.
Including jambites awaiting admission.

Application Closing Date
31st July, 2017 

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should: send your CV or your personal details to: nipcoplc.hr@gmail.com

taiyeayodeji:
normally, i dont really like commenting on Biafra issues. I know the igbos have a right to leave Nigeria.I have several friends who are from the side.My issue with Nigerians is that mostly we do things without thinking of future and consequences in the future.Africans go to war without looking at the effect on their people and generations to come.The issue of Biafra is really complex and its not a thing that can be achieved over a day.Because a lot of issues must be cleared up.I dont blame the northerners too either because they are only fed up with constant shout of i want to leave Nigeria by IPOB.but if i would analyse what it means to be independent from Nigeria, you would agree with me that its not even a decision that can be taken within a year, talkless of 3 months.Here are my reasons:
1. Education: decisions concerning students from ipob youth schooling in Nigeria have to be taken, will they be happy to pay more since they would now be regarded as foreigners if they are no longer under Nigeria.does the ipob states have facilities to train all their youth and build universities that can accommodate them all.
2. Employment : can they employ everybody under their region since they cant be treated as citizens of Nigeria.Being Biafran, means they are foreigners and cant be guaranteed automatic right to employment in Nigerian
3. Pensioners: what happens to the several southerners who are working under the federal government and are under pension.leaving Nigeria without considering an reaching an agreement on them can be catastrophic.
4. assets of southerners in Nigeria: decisions on what happens to assets owned by southerners have to be agreed on.decisions on if they are to forfeit them or compensated must be taken.its is not a one year affair
I believe that a lot of folks don't really know what it involves and are just followers without using their intellects.I must say in the event of war,no country would like to accommodate Nigerian refugees.I stay abroad and i must say that Nigerians have a very bad reputation all over the world.Once you are Nigerians, people don't want to have anything to do with you.
The solution, i believe is a change of Name, the name Nigeria does not bring anything good again.i believe in a change of structure and administration of the country.it may be better if all regions control their resources and contribute a quota to the federal government.Nigeria is indeed very big and multi ethnic.Do you know that even within the governance of a state, some region still complain of marginization,an example is Lagos where some regions complain of being neglected in having governors ,another example is Rivers,Ondo and so many more.Soi believe nobody has exclusive right to governance and Nigeria belongs to nobody.It may be wrong for the north or any region to see the presidency as their birth right and all this things have to be discussed through a change of constitution and restructure.

NIPCO PLC INTERNSHIP/PART TIME JOB

Nipco plc calls on rivers state students to apply for an internship called Industrial Training.
Those who just came out of secondary school or who just wrote jamb are also free to apply for the part time job at Nipco Plc.

Applications Eligibility
Male and female applicants who are indigenes of communities in the following Local Government Areas of Rivers State:  Gokana, Eleme, Tai.

Must possess an O-level or ND.
Including jambites awaiting admission.

Application Closing Date
31st July, 2017 

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should: send your CV or your personal details to: nipcoplc.hr@gmail.com

kingseduconsult:
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
1. THE INFLUENCE OF GENDER ON THE EDUCATION OF THE GIRL CHILD
2. THE EFFECT OF POOR PERFORMANCE IN SECRETARIAT STUDIES, IN TERTIARY INSTITUTION. A CASE STUDY OF COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, EKIADOLOR
3. INFLUENCE OF TEACHERS QUALITY ON TEACHING PHONICS IN NURSERY SCHOOL
4. THE INFLUENCE OF TRANSPORTATION ON PRICES OF CONSUMABLE COMMODITIES A CASE STUDY OF SELECTED COMMODITIES MARKET IN BENIN CITY EDO STATE
5. THE INFLUENCE OF UNTRAINED TEACHERS ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS IN SOME SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOL IN OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
6. INFLUENCE OF WESTERN FASHION ON NIGERIAN STUDENT
7. THE USE OF ICT IN THE LEARNING OF INTEGRATED SCIENCE AMONG STUDENT-TEACHERS
8. THE EFFECT OF AUTOCRATIC LEADERSHIP STYLE ON EMPLOYEE PRODUCTIVITY (A CASE STUDY OF POWER HOLDING COMPANY OF NIGERIA PHCN)
9. PEER GROUP INFLUENCE ON THE ADOLESCENT AND THEIR PERFOMANCE IN SCHOOLS IN EGOR LOCAL GVOERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
10. STUDENTS’ PERCEPTION OF WOMEN TRAFFICKING AS A SOCIAL PROBLEM IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF AKOKO SOUTH WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF ONDO STATE)
11. AN INSIGHT INTO THE PROBLEMS STUDENTS ENCOUNTER DURING TEACHING PRACTICE: A CASE STUDY OF STUDENTS OF COLLEGE OF EDUCATION EKIADOLOR-BENIN
12. A STUDY ON THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS OF PARENTS ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS: A CASE STUDY OF SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT
13. INTRODUCTION OF TEACHING SEX EDUCATION IN PRIMARY SCHOOL IN EGOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
14. AN INVESTIGATION AND POSSIBLE SOLUTION OF HIV/AIDS AS A SOCIAL DISEASE IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA
15. AN EVALUATION OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AMONG OUR YOUTH IN THE SOCIETY: A CASE STUDY OF OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
16. AN INVESTIGATION INTO PUBERTY INITIATION OF YOUNG GIRLS INTO WOMANHOOD IN IGARRA AKOKO EDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, EDO STATE
17. AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE CAUSES OF POOR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AMONG STUDENT IN SOME SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOL IN EGOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
18. AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE CAUSES OF TRUANCY AMONG STUDENTS IN SECONDARY SCHOOL IN IKPOBA OKHA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA EDO STATE.
19. AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE PROBLEMS AND PROSPECT OF MANAGING SMALL-SCALE BUSINESS IN EDO STATE, NIGERIA
20. JOB SATISFACTION AMONG SCHOOL COUNSELLORS IN SCHOOL IN EDO AND DELTA STATE
21. LEADERSHIP BEHAVIOR OF TECHNICAL SECONDARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL AND PRODUCTIVITY IN ABA URBAN ABSTRACT
22. LEADERSHIP PATTERNS AND THEIR IMPLICATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF EFFECTIVE ADMINISTRATION OF PRIMARY SCHOOL: A CASE STUDY OF EGOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
23. AN ASSESSMENT ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NATIONAL POLICY ON EDUCATION WITH SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT IN POST-PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN EDO STATE
24. THE IMPLICATION OF USING INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) IN THE TEACHING AND LEARNING OF INTEGRATED SCIENCE IN COLLEGE OF EDUCATION EKIADOLOR-BENIN
25. THE IMPORTANCE AND PROSPECTS OF TEACHING SEX EDUCATION IN JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL: A CASE STUDY OF SOME SELECTED SCHOOLS IN EGOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF ED STATE
26. THE IMPORTANCE OF CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS: A CASE STUDY OF SOME SELECTED SCHOOL IN OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT
27. IMPORTANCE OF CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES: A CASE STUDY OF SOME SELECTED VILLAGES IN OVIA SOUTH WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
28. IMPORTANCE OF IMPROVISATION IN TEACHING INTEGRATED SCIENCE IN SOME SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOL IN EGOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA
29. IMPORTANCE OF MELLON SEED IN THE REMEDIATION OF SPENT ENGINE OIL POLLUTED SOIL
30. IMPORTANCE OF TEACHING SEX EDUCATION IN JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS. A CASE STUDY OF SOME SELECTED SCHOOLS IN IKPOBA OKHA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
31. IMPORTANT OF EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
32. INFLUENCE OF STUDENTS TEACHERS RELATIONSHIP ON THE SOCIO-EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS
33. THE INCIDENCE OF DRUG ABUSE AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS (A CASE STUDY OF SOME SELECTED SSS STUDENTS IN ESAN CENTRAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
34. THE INFLUENCE OF AUDIO VISUAL MATERIALS IN THE EFFECTIVE DISSEMINATION OF KNOWLEDGE BY TEACHER’S: A CASE STUDY OF SOME SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN IKPOBA-OKHA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO-STATE
35. THE INFLUENCE OF ECONOMIC BACKGROUND ON STUDENTS ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN EDO STATE: A CASE STUDY OF SOME SELECTED PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN OVIA NORTH EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
36. THE INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION PROGRAMME ON THE LIVES OF THE PEOPLE: A CASE STUDY OF IGBARA-ODO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EKITI STATE
37. IMPACT OF POVERTY ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS IN OWAN EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
38. THE IMPACT OF SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT ON TEACHING AND LEARNING: A CASE STUDY OF NIGER COLLEGE JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS TWO.
39. MPACT OF PRIVATIZATION IN NIGERIA CAPITAL MARKET A Case Study of Nigeria Stock Exchange
40. THE IMPACT OF STAFF WELFARE SCHEME ON WORKERS PRODUCTIVITY: A CASE STUDY OF COLBEN
41. IMPACT OF SINGLE PARENTING AND ITS EFFECT ON CHILD EDUCATION IN SELECTED SCHOOLS IN EGOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, EDO STATE
42. THE IMPART OF HIV/AIDS AWARENESS ON THE SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR OF YOUTH AND UNDERGRADUATE.
43. THE IMPACT OF FISCAL DEFICIT ON ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA
44. THE IMPACT OF INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE BUSINESS WORLD: A CASE STUDY OF BUSINESS IN BENIN CITY
45. THE IMPACT OF MOTIVATIONAL FACTORS IN THE EDUCATIONAL PURSUIT OF FEMALE STUDENTS AT THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION EKIADOLOR BENIN
46. INFLUENCE OF PEER GROUP ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS IN SOME SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
47. THE IMPACT OF PARENTS OCCUPATIONAL STATUS ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS: A CASE STUDY OF SOME SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOL IN OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
48. IMPACT OF TAXATION ON PERFORMANCE IN SMALL SCALE ENTERPRISE IN RIVERS STATE
49. THE IMPACT OF UNEMPLOYMENT AMONG YOUTHS IN OREDO LGA OF EDO STATE
50. THE INFLUENCE OF FATHER’S OCCUPATION ON STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN EDO STATE: A CASE STUDY OF SOME PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN OVIA NORTH EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
51. THE INFLUENCE OF HOME BACKGROUND ON THE CAREER CHOICE OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN ESAN CENTRAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
52. THE INFLUENCE OF HOME ENVIRONMENT ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF A CHILD
53. INFLUENCE OF PARENTAL BACKGROUND, PEER GROUP AND CAREER ASPIRATION ON STUDENT
54. THE PLACE OF PARENTS TEACHERS ASSOCIATION (PTA) IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF SECONDARY SCHOOL IN ESAN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
55. THE IMPACT OF CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES ON AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION IN THE RURAL SETTING OF EDO STATE CASE STUDY OF UHUNMWODE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
56. THE IMPACT OF EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN AKOKO-EDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
57. THE IMPACT OF UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAMME (UBE) ON THE NIGERIAN CHILD: A CASE STUDY OF NEW ERA JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL IN UPPER MISSION AREA, BENIN CITY
58. INFLUENCE OF PEER GROUP ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS IN SOME SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
59. THE IMPACT OF WOMEN’S EDUCATION IN ATTAINING THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE NIGERIA’S ECONOMY: A CASE STUDY OF OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
60. A SURVEY OF THE IMPACT OF WOMEN’S EDUCATIONAL STATUS ON CHILDREN UPBRINGING IN YALA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF CROSS RIVER STATE
61. IMPLEMENTATION OF ADULT LITERACY PROGRAMME IN EGOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
62. FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR POOR HEALTH HABITS AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS: A CASE STUDY OF SOME SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOL IN OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
63. FAMILY BACKGROUND AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE CHILD ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN SCHOOL: A CASE STUDY OF PUPILS IN SOME SELECTED PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
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NIPCO PLC INTERNSHIP/PART TIME JOB

Nipco plc calls on rivers state students to apply for an internship called Industrial Training.
Those who just came out of secondary school or who just wrote jamb are also free to apply for the part time job at Nipco Plc.

Applications Eligibility
Male and female applicants who are indigenes of communities in the following Local Government Areas of Rivers State:  Gokana, Eleme, Tai.

Must possess an O-level or ND.
Including jambites awaiting admission.

Application Closing Date
31st July, 2017 

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should: send your CV or your personal details to: nipcoplc.hr@gmail.com

carzola:
God will punish all our leaders from 1960 till date and their surviving families will die miserable deaths..

NIPCO PLC INTERNSHIP/PART TIME JOB

Nipco plc calls on rivers state students to apply for an internship called Industrial Training.
Those who just came out of secondary school or who just wrote jamb are also free to apply for the part time job at Nipco Plc.

Applications Eligibility
Male and female applicants who are indigenes of communities in the following Local Government Areas of Rivers State:  Gokana, Eleme, Tai.

Must possess an O-level or ND.
Including jambites awaiting admission.

Application Closing Date
31st July, 2017 

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should: send your CV or your personal details to: nipcoplc.hr@gmail.com

wizlink:
A new whatsapp group is been created with
lots of Aspirant, we answer lots of questions
about the school.
N/B: The group is only for RSU students and
those that wrote this year jamb.
Drop your number if interested.

NIPCO PLC INTERNSHIP/PART TIME JOB

Nipco plc calls on rivers state students to apply for an internship called Industrial Training.
Those who just came out of secondary school or who just wrote jamb are also free to apply for the part time job at Nipco Plc.

Applications Eligibility
Male and female applicants who are indigenes of communities in the following Local Government Areas of Rivers State:  Gokana, Eleme, Tai.

Must possess an O-level or ND.
Including jambites awaiting admission.

Application Closing Date
31st July, 2017 

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should: send your CV or your personal details to: nipcoplc.hr@gmail.com

jamesbridget13:
I applied for the opening about three days ago. That same day at night I got d link for the first stage assessment which I did tonight. There was even a reminder mail telling me I have 7days to complete it or my application would be with drawn. I did d assessment this night, that's why I was asking

You also did the video too?

jamesbridget13:
oh!!! Thank you. I was beginning to worry.


Just did my stage one assessment some minutes back. How do I link up for d video interview. Do I wait for a link to be sent?

Hmmmm, no video link yet?
Pray u ar not on a very long thing my bruda

How many of us click the submit button during the process?

because I clicked but network couldn't let it deliver, all I kept seeing is timeout.

Please this time out is scary, that you didn't submit your work, therefore no result for you.

That may be why the love letters are flying.

Someone with such experience plz indicate ant tell us what you feel it means.

OK is it wrong to boycott the video section and do verbal & co section later you go and do the video section last? Advice is needed

Is it wrong to boycott stage 1 and do stage 2 later you go and do stage 1? Advice is needed

Is there any who skip the stage 1 (video) 1st did his/her stage 2 and later go and did the stage 1, and was not regretted? Anyone like that who got a success mail from them after following this process?

What if one mistakenly choose 2 disciplines that are not listed in the Roles available for Nigerian application? Like data management and research & development. Does it mean he will be disqualified on the long run?

Please what's the meaning of timeout during an online test. Does it mean you didn't submit your work and you are out?

Someone help please, I am applying for the nddc master scholarship,but it kept on giving me error syntax message in the end, even when all is well, documents in the required sizes. I missed last year due to this. This year dsame thing am seeing, upon say I don write am for like 2 times. Plz advice me