Sent Bro.

ultivivigmail:
genali

Drop your WhatsApp number or email.


ukariwovivian@gmail.com

Who ever have the training list PLEASE drop for me

Thank you all

Drop your WhatsApp number or email.

ultivivigmail:
LEGALSER

I went through the NDLEA forum and I saw lists posted there, nobody made any post with regards to removing any service number, everyone is happy seeing the list. But here, you all will be bringing up issues where there is none. I just don't know whats wrong with this forum. I have the list though but I won't share because this forum no dey give me joy


Please how do i get it i really need to verify something

Please
Thank you

Cloong:
Please, I have just 3 questions
1. what do we take to state command,
2. how do we dress
3. What time should we get there cos the press up and front jump I did in sauka is enough o, I FIND WORK I SEE I SEE WORK I RUN

Posting letter
Offer
NYSC
Degree
SSCE
Primary
Birth/Declaration
Indigene Cert
Medical Cert
National I D
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It's real. I've received it also

UKlassng006:
Please I need help to confirm if this invite is real and if this is how they send their mails writing via dscl

Thank you for your application to Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) recruitment. As one of the shortlisted applicants, you are required to write an online test on the 9th August 2021 9am - 4pm in order to pass to the next stage. Use your email and the token provided below to access the page. Please note upon submitting the test, you will not be able to access the test page again with the same token.


Link: https://www.dcslrecruit.com/online/test

Token Number: 187472

Please make sure to secure your token as token and email match can only be used once.

Kindly report any unethical conduct or request for financial inducement with respect to your application to complaints@dcsl.com.ng

Regards!

The Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) Team.

They have started giving out APL, Yesterday my friend collected his, and was posted to lagos. Just have some patience and wait hopefully by Monday they might call you [quotes author=Bisola7253 post=104770666] Am also expecting NDIC letter and they promised soon[/quote]

Me too

legendEMT:
I got through degree,
Congratulations to all NIS 2021 intake

When are you going for documentation Mine 21st any course mate here I got this job without knowing anyone. ASI Cadre. Alhamdulillah for the gift of life. God Willing I will use my position for the betterment of my country [quotes e author=marvdon200 post=104625427]I return all the glory to God...

Congratulations to me and my colleagues [/quote]

Not true [quality uote author=kaykaylevel post=104628140]
i heard from rumor that it's being upload in batches...... hw true is dis bro?[/quote]

The Federal government have interven in the matter [quotee author=DonroxyII post=90034566]This is why he need to fight it because they will destroy is international career and that of his Children and grand Children ....

Even if he scale through which I believe he will .... He won't be as powerful as he was .... He will trend softly .... They just want to cut him to sizes and show he has to play balls .... They wanna show him he can't be granting loans and supporting all supportables using the maximum power of his office .... They wanna show him they are the Boss and He needs to watch their body language before making a move

He will just be like Emefiele in his next Tenure ... .....If China also Invest in AFDB , it would have been a new game entirely ...except Africa countries raised their own investments but all this poor African countries can not stimulate sh.its .... Only Nigeria and ZA ....

The northern Africa don't give a hoot about SubSaharan African, they do Arab leagues!![/quote]

They already did as you rightly stated

kollinz1234:
I swear if T.Y Danjuma's hand is not in this.....
That man is T.Y Danjuma man, doing his dirty jobs. He warned the police to let the sleeping dog lie, but the police refuse as he is showing more favors to the soldiers in the state than to the police. And since they went ahead to arrest the man, he sent soldeirs to release his at all cost. He was afraid of the mans confession and he knew the police will not forgive and Buhari is looking for a reason to deal with him. That is why they had to go to the extent of killing police men on duty. Next they (Nigeria army) will come and issue a public statement, stating an obvious lie that the police refuse to stop at a check point. The police will debunk the accusation. And it will lead to more blood baths between the police and the soldiers in the state. Then u will hear that the kidnapper has been killed. Quote me in the next 48 hrs

The group stage is set, first leg starting on 1st August

Akpan107:
You can't compare Kano with Akwa Ibom or Rivers State.

Go to the area in the afternoon, you will be surprised how comes the night pictures.

I live in Rijiyar Zaki, opposite Musa Illiyasu College.

Kano is trying on their on way, but you can never compare it with Rivers state.

Besides, the picture is highly over exaggerated.

If you live in the area I think you have first hand information how kano is, you can compare Kano with any state in Nigeria in terms of infrastructure

*EDUCATION: Is the Northern Region of Nigeria Lagging Behind?*

The level of development in every society can be measured by the quality of education obtainable in that society. The most advanced nations of the world have since realised that their people hold the greatest promise for the future and not natural resources. They have consequently invested heavily towards developing a knowledge driven economy by facilitating ways to unlock unlimited opportunities. The hard earned successes over time have reflected positively on the level of productivity and quality of living of their citizens. Qualitative education does not only prepare people for the workforce, it also helps to develop good habits of the mind like curiosity, creativity, criticism and compassion.

The Nigerian educational system has evolved over time, particularly that of the north. The numbers of schools have increased at all levels and enrolment has witnessed significant improvements. Northerners cannot be termed as illiterates because majority can read and write in one form or another. The challenge therefore, lies in developing an effective educational system that will fast track the region's economic development. The current order has failed to deliver a functional educational system and improve the region's competitiveness. The challenges of poor planning, funding and lack of political will remain major impediments to the growth of this vital sector. This has led to a widespread and systematic decay across the sector especially at the basic level. It is now common to find school graduates that cannot defend their qualifications.

The bulk of the blame for the failures can be conveniently heaped at the doorstep of the authorities. The attitude of governments in the region to public education leaves much to be desired and creates a sense of lack of vision and direction. Most of those at the helm of affairs today had benefited at some point in time from the same educational system they have allowed to rot away. Parents and the larger society cannot be absolved of any wrong doing. The rich family and moral values of society have been eroded and replaced with a culture of greed and desperation. There’s an estimated 10million out of school children roaming the streets of major cities in the north and some parents still prefer to send their children out to hawk or marry them off early rather than put them in school.

Corruption, cheating and other forms of malpractices are the order of the day and the condoning of these acts by society is most disheartening. Successive governments in the region are always keen to institute superficial reforms and take credit for questionable statistics just to score cheap political points. The nation is dangerously raising a generation of crooks and people who believe only in instant gratification and cutting corners to get anything they want. The principles of integrity, discipline and love for work are now old fashioned tenets. No nation can sustain such a hoax indefinitely without imploding.

The vast majority of people living in the region are very poor, the rate of unemployment is high, insecurity, restiveness, destitution and juvenile delinquencies are widespread. All these are symptoms of a broken and dysfunctional system. If the present federal administration under the change mantra is really serious about fighting corruption and repositioning the country, then they ought to have started from sanitizing the educational sector. No nation can make headway and inroads in the highly competitive global space with a dysfunctional educational system.

The biggest victims of the rot are arguably teachers. They have lost their pride and dignity in the noble profession. Their motivation is at its lowest ebb and it has become common to associate them with losers in society. They are acutely underpaid and their welfare is deeply depressing. Their operating environment is nothing to write home about. So what went wrong?

The teaching profession over time has suffered serious encroachment from other professional disciplines which has weakened the ethics of the profession and has led to many compromises. Teaching ought to be a highly specialized and well protected field especially at the basic foundational levels, but unfortunately that is where incompetent and poorly trained teachers are mostly found. Today, anybody with certification in any discipline and the right connections could easily find their way into the classrooms as teachers. The situation has become so dilapidated that leftovers from the job market now find solace in teaching.

In a highly certificate conscious society like ours, good teachers are under increasing pressure to produce miracles under unfavourable working conditions, sometimes cooking the books to look good before parents and the school administrators. The goal is now to pass tests/exams at all cost and not in imparting or gaining knowledge and unlocking possibilities. This is the tragedy of education in Nigeria.

Another vulnerable group is the girl child. The preference for educating the male child and neglecting the girl by many families in the north still persists and remains a major problem. Girls’ roles in nation building have been relegated to the duties of a housewife. This attitude and practice is raising a generation of ignorant and disempowered mothers. Educated mothers make better homes, better decisions and the quality of their choices reflect positively on their children's upbringing which invariably benefits society. The boko-haram crisis created a lot of misconceptions and instilled fear about education which has forced many girls out of the classrooms and has set the region backward by several years.

The way forward;
The solutions to the myriad of challenges hampering the growth of education are well documented and well known to the authorities and governments in the region. Lack of political will to address these issues stems from bad leadership which is at the heart of the region's many problems. A credible leadership will inspire hope and create a sense of direction through its vision. The existing educational system is in dire need of a complete overhaul. A roadmap for education with clear and actionable timelines needs to be developed. Increasing the funding and allocation to the sector would send the right signal and rekindle confidence and hope. The recommended allocation benchmark by UNESCO is 25% of government’s annual budget to education. Presently, no state government is allocating up to 10% of its annual budget to education. This is grossly inadequate for a region that has one of the fastest growing populations in the world. Increased funding would help in ensuring the provision of better working and learning environment.

Quality education should be made free and compulsory at the basic foundational levels to encourage enrolment and solve the problem of out of school children. Administrative and systematic corruption must be tackled and reduced to the barest minimum. This would return sanity to the system and enhance delivery. A purposeful leadership would work towards repositioning the sector in such a way that they can comfortably see their own children attending public schools. Currently, no politician even contemplates sending their wards to the schools they manage on behalf of the masses. This is morally incorrect and unacceptable.

Teachers are very vital to the success of education. The teaching profession must be protected and jealously guarded to ensure that only qualified and well trained teachers find their way into the system. The era of indiscriminate crossover from other disciplines into the classroom has to stop. The practice ought to be a highly specialized field and only people who have successfully undergone the relevant training should be engaged. Issues of inadequate manpower, equipment and overstretched facilities must be addressed; it is now common to find classrooms with over 100 pupils being managed by a single teacher. This is unacceptable.

Apathy towards teaching can be dealt with by improving substantially on the welfare and emolument of teachers. This will attract the best brains to the profession and entrench excellence in the system. There are countries where teachers are among the highest paid civil servants; this can also be replicated here. Teachers training and retraining must be prioritized to keep them updated with modern trends and methods. Teaching aids need to be adequately provided; they enhance delivery and make the task of learning easier. Teachers cannot work in isolation; they need effective monitoring and supervision to ensure the authorities understand their challenges and confirm that established standards are strictly being adhered to.

The present curriculum like the debate on the nation's constitution may not necessarily be the problem. All the same, government needs to upgrade and fine tune it to serve the needs of a modern economy and society. The curriculum should be designed to help students develop certain skills and habits that will be useful in variety of and in line with our objectives and aspirations. A sound curriculum should be flexible and able to take the capabilities of every child into consideration, by providing a mechanism to monitor their progress, examine the work they produce, offer on going feedback and adjust instructions as necessary. Schools should be made to work collaboratively not against each other by recognizing that all stakeholders input are valid. Power and control should not be left in the hands of a few, responsibility and accountability should be shared by all relevant stakeholders.

Parents, civil society and donors have important roles to play in this game changing exercise. Parents must take full interest and control of their children's educational development. Parents are the first and continuing educators of their children. Parental encouragement and support for learning activities at home is critical to the child’s development. The civil society has a lot of influence on government policies and can put pressure on the authorities to be accountable and do the right thing in the interest of the majority. Civil society groups are integral to creating awareness about the importance and benefits of education and also sensitizing parents against the dangers of early marriage, especially in the rural areas. Philanthropists and corporations need to be encouraged to double their efforts towards providing donations and aids to the sector. Government cannot shoulder the entire burden alone; it needs help from development partners especially those with interests in Nigeria.

Knowledge is a timeless asset which illuminates the mind, creates sustainable wealth and enhances our humanity. We believe that education holds the key to solving most of the socio-economic challenges of the north. The incessant ethno religious conflicts would have no place in an enlightened society. A progressive and productive north is possible with the right leadership and policy frameworks. This is why there is a burning need to put all hands on deck in order to bring this invaluable change to the region, Northern Nigeria.

©The Ravens

WAKE-UP CALL TO YOUTHS AHEAD OF 2019 ELECTIONS SEASON
It has become a norm in Nigeria for politicians to exploit the ignorance and desperation of youths towards achieving their selfish ambition. Some politician’s obsession with power drives them to unimaginable extremes to gain unfair advantage against over their political opponents.
Some of the ungodly means these politicians device in their desperate bid for power include arming young adultsthe youths with hard drugs and weapons and encouraging them to become hooligans and brandish terror on the polity. The misguided youths use their energy to intimidate voters, political opponents, election officials, snatch ballot boxes and execute various diversionary tactics of their paymasters all through the course of the electioneering season.
Unfortunately, the typical unethical Nigerian politician is not after the overall well-being of the youths but only interested in using them to ride unto power. After the elections curtains are drawn closed, the politicians abandondump their overzealous supporters and withdraw their handoutshand-outs, leaving them dispirited and feeling worthless. Most of the youths the politicians utilize are usually poorly educated and lack the requisite skillsets required to flourish in any contemporary society. Although, recent developments have shown how the politicians employ the services of educated youths youngsters to promote their rethoricsrhetoric and push their agendas on social media.
The inability over time of the youthss to engage the politicians on pertinent issues and scrutinize their plans for them remains their greatest undoing. Divisive politicians have also mastered the art of echoing parochial sentiments to cover conceal their flaws and incompetence. Most Politicians often times only pay lip service to many important topics that affect the youths directly such as job creation, education, vocational training, skills acquisition and other youths development programs. These and many more burning issues are brought to the front burner during the campaign periods only to be relegated to the background afterwards.
As the elections season draws nearer, it has become pertinent to call on Nigerian youths to know the calibre of people they will support and promote for various offices before joining any political bandwagon. The pedegreepedigree and track record of those vying for different positions must be considered dispassionately and in the interest of the country and our localities. Progressive politics without bitterrnessbitterness and rancorrancour is possible if we all agree to work together as patriots. We must collectively demand for good governance at all levels from a position ofint strength by demanding thatpressuring our political leaders to do the right things always in the best interest of the majority.
The youths must be wary of supporting recycled failed politicians who have consistently performed below expectations. The group of politicians who add little value to the society but enrich themselves in office must be discarded. We cannot afford to continuouslye allowing men and women of questionable character and qualities lead us astray asnd we blindly follow. These are people who don't even have faith in the systems they are supposed to manage. Their children don't attend the schools they run, their families don't visit the hospitals they build for the masses and they call themselves leaders. This has got to stop,stop; the era of politicians taking us for granted is over.
The Yyouth must rise up and reclaim their pride of place by developing refining themselves and desisting from all forms of negative activities and tendencies. Youths must eschew the demons of violence, idleness, prostitution, drug use and crime. We must Sstop being willing tools in the hands of selfish politicians by allowing them to pitch usyou against your brothers and sisters. The world is patiently waiting on usyou to solve the many myriad of challenges confronting humanity and weyou canno't afford to fail. I'm calling on the youths to become responsible members of society by engaging in productive activities. We should Cconsider furthering your education, learning a new trade, securinge a job, volunteering your time to help someone, starting up a business,... doing something worthwhile with your liveslife that weyou can be proud of. YES, weyou are unique and weyou matter., We will notdon't let anyonebody make usyou feel otherwise.
A word is enough for the wise!!!

©The Ravens
Setting the records straight.

*What is The Ravens*
The Ravens is an interactive forum created to encourage the free flow of ideas amongst its members on wide ranging issues aimed at making our world a better place.

*Mission*
To propagate reliable and resourceful information while rebutting false narratives of bias and viral media using facts.

*Vision*
To realise a harmonised community where people live together with a common goal of making the country great.

*Core Values*
1. Respect and Tolerance
2. Creativity and Innovation
3. Sacrifice and Patriotism

*Ideology*
A firm believe that activism and advocacy works and can bring about desired changes in society.

*Objectives of The Ravens*
1. Promoting peace and unity in the north and Nigeria.
2. Promoting the rich cultural values and heritage of our society.
3. Protecting the interest of the northern region.
4. Countering all false and negative narratives against the region capable of inciting one group against another.
5. Proffering indigenous solutions to several challenges of the north and Nigeria.
6. Demanding good governance at all levels.
7. Encouraging patriotism and love for country.
8. Encouraging self reliance and entrepreneurship.
9. Discouraging youths restivesness.
10. Engaging in community development.

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*Who Takes The Credit For All the Quality Works and Achievements*
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The doors of the Ravens are always open to people with progressive ideas and initiatives. We would also appreciate the inputs of those with valuable archives and library resources.

*What Qualities Must Members Possess*
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Mohammed Barkindo: Appointed as the secretary general of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).

cimag:
Late Emir Ado Bayero was not Present Emir Sanusi Lamido's biological father.So,if this boy is Sanusi's biological son,Ado Bayero is not his grandfather,but he's still from the royal family.This correction must be pointed out.

his mother is the daughter of late emir of Kano, hence the grandson of Ado bayero

Jascon4:
All the candidates of the two day recruitment exercise are from NIMASA executive directors, house of the rep members and other top level management and government officials. I mean even the child of the current SGF is among.

stop spreading lies, the son of boss Mustapha maigida is not among. We are here with him at Amcon

Being a class rep wasn't easy but on the long run it pays. There are many advantages and disadvantages but your lecturers will always listen to you and respect you. Your coursemate will hate you envy you but at the end you are still the boss. And your mates will never forget you

ugwuishi:


Which kind pride of d nation? Am a graduate of Bayero, and Christians do have nasty experience there especially in d faculty of 'pentagon', Old Campus.

your myopic think will one day kill you. The best student in mathematical science is a Christian, how on earth will you generalize your stupid thinking just to tarnish the school image. And a graduate of BUK CAN'T say such rubbish

Which cadre?? Degree or diploma

sainty2k3:
You all didn't mention the fourth guy as if he's not human. Though not involved in he argument, but trust me that guy was more than ready to handle anyone that move to close to the VP. Kudos to our security men

he is not a security man but he is the national security adviser, hence that was what made him to stay so as to hear from both sides

Chief of staff have more influence than VP but, VP have more power. In nigeria whoever have presdential ears is more powerful even if it's a common P.A

Some southerners are so funny, when NDIC CBN FIRS & DPR offers were given to the same illiterate northerners you were crying saying you are marginalized, now you are laughing just because of a simple Bait, they still have Batch 2 and 3 of that same N Power you will wonder when they have internet

progress69:


Please my younger bro is moving to Abj. Just a 24 years old. bachelor. Where can he get a good self contain b/w 200&250 with good or fair power supply. The office he is resuming at is on Abidjan Street. Seunfly please help too.

he should check wuse zone 2 or zone 3 there are places at such amount and just few minutes walk to abidjan street

Corruption Fighting Back #IStandWithMagu No matter the frustration MAGU will eventually succeed, the chief of staff with his team will not see the light of the day #IStandWithMagu

The butt was padded #Period