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Success to those that got the NITDA 2014/2015 Scholarship

[img][/img]We thank God

Source please scientist235

scientist235: CONFIRMED ,NO POSTPONMENT I WISH EVERYONE SUCCESS

There seems to be some cabaye guy propagating some news on this thread
==> https://www.nairaland.com/1792666/nddc-2014-overseas-pg-scholarship

EMMA BC: I'm pretty sure many of u hopefuls are tired of commenting on this post. They are just waiting to see who has received a text frm NDDC before jumping in. Anyway, I think while we wait for that, we should be sharing info on visa processing and application, tuberculosis test, visa interview with the embassy, tuition payment methods, accomodation, past experiences and generally life as a student in UK, for the UK-bound hopefuls.

Frangbon: http://www.nassnig.org/nass/news.php?id=584

SENATE HOLDS LAST PLENARY SITTING OF THIRD SESSION OF THE 7TH ASSEMBLY

The Senate has come to the end of its Third Year Session of the Seventh Senate on Thursday, 5 June. The first business of the day was the receipt of Presidential Nominee for screening and confirmation on the Board of Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC). If confirmed, the nominee, Mr. Osiriete Peters, is to represent Edo State on the NDDC Board. The screening exercise has been referred to the Senate Committee on Niger Delta Affairs for further legislative work. Other legislative activities carried out in the Red Chamber included the presentation of the following reports: *The Report of the Senate Committee on National Planning, Economic Affairs and Poverty Alleviation on the “Screening of Dr. Casmir Anyanwu (Imo State) and Mr. Ken Kayama (Bayelsa State) for appointment as Members of the Revenue Mobilization, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC)”. The report was laid before the Senate by the Committee Chairman, Sen. Barnabas Gemade. *The Report of the Senate Committee on National Identity Card and National Population on the screening of Alhaji Baba Makau, Alhaji Yusuf Mohammed Anka, Alhaji Abdullahi Abarshir and Alhaji Mohammed Aliyu Gumel for appointment as members of the National Population Commission (NPC), laid before the Senate by Sen. Maina Ma’aji Lawan[b]Also, the 2014 budget of Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) sent to Senate by President Jonathan has been considered and referred to the Senate Committee on Niger Delta Affairs for further legislative input[/b]Similarly, the Senate has received, considered and approved the report of the Conference Committee of both the Senate and the House of Representatives on the harmonization of the National Assembly Service Commission (NASC) Act CAP N7 2004 (Repeal and Re-enactment) Bill 2014, recently passed with differences. The report was presented by Sen. Aloysius Etok and the Senate Leader, Sen. Victor Ndoma-Egba, moved a motion that the Senate should consider the report and was seconded by Sen. Abubakar Sadiq Yar’ Adua. The Upper Legislative Chamber considered the NASC Conference Committee report and the Senate President, Sen. David Mark, put the question on whether the report should be approved and passed or otherwise. The law- makers answered in the affirmative and the bill was passed. The Senate Leader, Sen. Victor Ndoma-Egba, announced the end of the Third Legislative Year of the Seventh Senate and moved for its adjournment until Tuesday, 24 June when the Chamber will reconvene for its fourth and final session of the Seventh Senate.

THE NDDC COMMITTEE DETAILS CAN BE FOUND HERE
http://www.nassnig.org/nass/committees.php?id=43

Frangbon: http://www.nassnig.org/nass/news.php?id=584

SENATE HOLDS LAST PLENARY SITTING OF THIRD SESSION OF THE 7TH ASSEMBLY

The Senate has come to the end of its Third Year Session of the Seventh Senate on Thursday, 5 June. The first business of the day was the receipt of Presidential Nominee for screening and confirmation on the Board of Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC). If confirmed, the nominee, Mr. Osiriete Peters, is to represent Edo State on the NDDC Board. The screening exercise has been referred to the Senate Committee on Niger Delta Affairs for further legislative work. Other legislative activities carried out in the Red Chamber included the presentation of the following reports: *The Report of the Senate Committee on National Planning, Economic Affairs and Poverty Alleviation on the “Screening of Dr. Casmir Anyanwu (Imo State) and Mr. Ken Kayama (Bayelsa State) for appointment as Members of the Revenue Mobilization, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC)”. The report was laid before the Senate by the Committee Chairman, Sen. Barnabas Gemade. *The Report of the Senate Committee on National Identity Card and National Population on the screening of Alhaji Baba Makau, Alhaji Yusuf Mohammed Anka, Alhaji Abdullahi Abarshir and Alhaji Mohammed Aliyu Gumel for appointment as members of the National Population Commission (NPC), laid before the Senate by Sen. Maina Ma’aji Lawan. Also, the 2014 budget of Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) sent to Senate by President Jonathan has been considered and referred to the Senate Committee on Niger Delta Affairs for further legislative input. Similarly, the Senate has received, considered and approved the report of the Conference Committee of both the Senate and the House of Representatives on the harmonization of the National Assembly Service Commission (NASC) Act CAP N7 2004 (Repeal and Re-enactment) Bill 2014, recently passed with differences. The report was presented by Sen. Aloysius Etok and the Senate Leader, Sen. Victor Ndoma-Egba, moved a motion that the Senate should consider the report and was seconded by Sen. Abubakar Sadiq Yar’ Adua. The Upper Legislative Chamber considered the NASC Conference Committee report and the Senate President, Sen. David Mark, put the question on whether the report should be approved and passed or otherwise. The law- makers answered in the affirmative and the bill was passed. The Senate Leader, Sen. Victor Ndoma-Egba, announced the end of the Third Legislative Year of the Seventh Senate and moved for its adjournment until Tuesday, 24 June when the Chamber will reconvene for its fourth and final session of the Seventh Senate.

THE NDDC COMMITTEE DETAILS CAN BE FOUND HERE
http://www.nassnig.org/nass/committees.php?id=43

http://www.nassnig.org/nass/news.php?id=584

SENATE HOLDS LAST PLENARY SITTING OF THIRD SESSION OF THE 7TH ASSEMBLY

The Senate has come to the end of its Third Year Session of the Seventh Senate on Thursday, 5 June. The first business of the day was the receipt of Presidential Nominee for screening and confirmation on the Board of Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC). If confirmed, the nominee, Mr. Osiriete Peters, is to represent Edo State on the NDDC Board. The screening exercise has been referred to the Senate Committee on Niger Delta Affairs for further legislative work. Other legislative activities carried out in the Red Chamber included the presentation of the following reports: *The Report of the Senate Committee on National Planning, Economic Affairs and Poverty Alleviation on the “Screening of Dr. Casmir Anyanwu (Imo State) and Mr. Ken Kayama (Bayelsa State) for appointment as Members of the Revenue Mobilization, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC)”. The report was laid before the Senate by the Committee Chairman, Sen. Barnabas Gemade. *The Report of the Senate Committee on National Identity Card and National Population on the screening of Alhaji Baba Makau, Alhaji Yusuf Mohammed Anka, Alhaji Abdullahi Abarshir and Alhaji Mohammed Aliyu Gumel for appointment as members of the National Population Commission (NPC), laid before the Senate by Sen. Maina Ma’aji Lawan. Also, the 2014 budget of Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) sent to Senate by President Jonathan has been considered and referred to the Senate Committee on Niger Delta Affairs for further legislative input. Similarly, the Senate has received, considered and approved the report of the Conference Committee of both the Senate and the House of Representatives on the harmonization of the National Assembly Service Commission (NASC) Act CAP N7 2004 (Repeal and Re-enactment) Bill 2014, recently passed with differences. The report was presented by Sen. Aloysius Etok and the Senate Leader, Sen. Victor Ndoma-Egba, moved a motion that the Senate should consider the report and was seconded by Sen. Abubakar Sadiq Yar’ Adua. The Upper Legislative Chamber considered the NASC Conference Committee report and the Senate President, Sen. David Mark, put the question on whether the report should be approved and passed or otherwise. The law- makers answered in the affirmative and the bill was passed. The Senate Leader, Sen. Victor Ndoma-Egba, announced the end of the Third Legislative Year of the Seventh Senate and moved for its adjournment until Tuesday, 24 June when the Chamber will reconvene for its fourth and final session of the Seventh Senate.

http://www.nassnig.org/nass/news.php?id=584

SENATE HOLDS LAST PLENARY SITTING OF THIRD SESSION OF THE 7TH ASSEMBLY

The Senate has come to the end of its Third Year Session of the Seventh Senate on Thursday, 5 June. The first business of the day was the receipt of Presidential Nominee for screening and confirmation on the Board of Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC). If confirmed, the nominee, Mr. Osiriete Peters, is to represent Edo State on the NDDC Board. The screening exercise has been referred to the Senate Committee on Niger Delta Affairs for further legislative work. Other legislative activities carried out in the Red Chamber included the presentation of the following reports: *The Report of the Senate Committee on National Planning, Economic Affairs and Poverty Alleviation on the “Screening of Dr. Casmir Anyanwu (Imo State) and Mr. Ken Kayama (Bayelsa State) for appointment as Members of the Revenue Mobilization, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC)”. The report was laid before the Senate by the Committee Chairman, Sen. Barnabas Gemade. *The Report of the Senate Committee on National Identity Card and National Population on the screening of Alhaji Baba Makau, Alhaji Yusuf Mohammed Anka, Alhaji Abdullahi Abarshir and Alhaji Mohammed Aliyu Gumel for appointment as members of the National Population Commission (NPC), laid before the Senate by Sen. Maina Ma’aji Lawan[b]Also, the 2014 budget of Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) sent to Senate by President Jonathan has been considered and referred to the Senate Committee on Niger Delta Affairs for further legislative input[/b]Similarly, the Senate has received, considered and approved the report of the Conference Committee of both the Senate and the House of Representatives on the harmonization of the National Assembly Service Commission (NASC) Act CAP N7 2004 (Repeal and Re-enactment) Bill 2014, recently passed with differences. The report was presented by Sen. Aloysius Etok and the Senate Leader, Sen. Victor Ndoma-Egba, moved a motion that the Senate should consider the report and was seconded by Sen. Abubakar Sadiq Yar’ Adua. The Upper Legislative Chamber considered the NASC Conference Committee report and the Senate President, Sen. David Mark, put the question on whether the report should be approved and passed or otherwise. The law- makers answered in the affirmative and the bill was passed. The Senate Leader, Sen. Victor Ndoma-Egba, announced the end of the Third Legislative Year of the Seventh Senate and moved for its adjournment until Tuesday, 24 June when the Chamber will reconvene for its fourth and final session of the Seventh Senate.

Global Careers: I THINK NDDC IS STILL WAITING FOR THE APPROVAL OF ITS BUDGET. I PRAY THINGS WILL GO WELL THIS JULY.

do you work for them. Pls how genuine is this info?
Govt

cabaye: money was not allocated for this years scholarships but the matter may have been addressed hopefully. painful news to we scholars.

Check their website (http://www.nddc.gov.ng/management.html)
Dr.(Mrs) Christy.V.N.Atako
Director - Education, Health and Social Services

29Ade07: Hi there,
Can somebody give me the name and email contact address of the secretary of NDDC scholarship board.
I want to contact them
Please this is highly urgent

No be only you o
Southampton, Leeds, Edinburgh

MoyoGENERAL: Hello everyone....
Heard NDDC will be calling any moment from now!!!!!
What's the latest? schools don mail tire....

EdesonNews: Congratulations GUYS...


News coming out says three University of Lagos (UNILAG) students, have won the Google Apps Developer Challenge for the Enterprise/Small Business Solutions category in sub-Saharan Africa.

The students: Bolutife Ogunsola, Michael Adeyeri and Willie Aniebiet, created the Form+ application software; an interface that creates application forms by just dragging and dropping components. The user can create forms – such as curriculum vitae (CV) or résumé submission forms for businesses and coursework submission page for lecturers.

Emeka Afigbo, Program Manager, Google, stated: “Our expectation is that this motivates more young Nigerian developers to develop apps that change the way we live in Nigeria and Africa at large.”

The winners were rewarded with Chromebooks and $20,000. They also won a grant worth $18,000 for their school’s department.

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WOW! This is really a good news. At least, Nigerian youths are stepping up their game.

SOURCE: Vanguard News Online

Their site is nice too. Check out http://formpl.us

jpassion987: congrats to u all and to my co-worker Michael..nice one

http://nigeriaspirit.com/update-team-unilag-form-plus-members/

E go better

;-( Oga please do supersub jare!

what's the scoreline o