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vingeophysicist:
I am telling you what my junior brother passed through last year before he was accepted in the airforce.What do you mean by "you don't think so", you think I will just come here and lie. He wrote his first exam in Lagos, then went to Kaduna for oral interview and exam and medical checkup.During his 6 months training, he said he wrote exam nothing less than twice, somewhere even evicted because of it. Airforce admission process is really very stressful.why do you think they are the most corruption-free military parastatals.

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sorry I don't mean to miss quote you.

holyboii:
God bless you brother

Do you know their real website

Compliments of the season

bless u too....
the websites can b access on google ....just type Nigerian' air force website.... here they don't allow me to post it.

MightyHand:
i sorry for ur broda oo, you should atleast encourage him to get a ND/NCE b4 goin for that work, once he join wit ssce no clear chance to further his learning, bcs sambisa no b center of learning ooo. I swear you wouldn't be proud of him in future.

with ND will it be different?

yomadepraze:
I want to join the airforce avta finishing my ND ...

yeah that will be OK.

holyboii:
Pls do you know when Air Force are recruiting ?

Jan 9,2018.

zeus2412:
as an ssce holder i earn 110k a month, this is no joke or lie, depends on where you serve and the kind of service rendered but minimum is 70

OK ....it depends on your duty shaaa

PrecisionFx:
Around 50k.

thanks

PrecisionFx:
Around 50k.

thanks

Aplaudez:
Then you can apply for the direct short service instead of coming in as a recruit officer!

with OND certificate right?

zinaunreal:
who will pay you that? Lol

I don't know too

vingeophysicist:
yeah! it's really stressful.The screening for airforce personnel runs for about a year with series of exams(i think about 4), medical checkup,interview etc.

I don't think so

doughziay:
Is your brother seeking to know just his salary or he's joining the force to impact?

I just want him to know where is going,ofcos he can made impacts, but he should also know his stand....can you start a job in a company with out knowledge of your salary structure?

Finally take control of your destiny by deleting the negative habits that have been dragging you down.

Many of you will resolve to start a new positive habit in 2018. Adding good habits can be fun, but unfortunately (most of the time), they don’t work. Approximately 38 percent of Nigerians will make resolutions, and only 8 percent will succeed.

Instead of adding a new diet or workout regime, let’s remove the negative habits that have been holding you back.

1. Kill your habit of checking social media during the workday

Social media platforms are masters of making you stay there. Getting lost in Facebook can be fun, but it’s counterproductive during the day–especially while you’re trying to build that presentation for your investors.

Now that we’re on the subject, turn off the notifications on your phone, too. You can check your Snaps on your break.

2. Kill your habit of thinking it’s all about you

Your frowning boss isn’t conspiring to fire you, as much as the cashier isn’t giggling about your tie. They’re thinking about themselves, and their own problems. Not you. I promise.

It’s not about you. So cut it out. Run on that assumption when dealing with every human interaction in your life, and you’ll be much happier.

3. Kill your habit of multitasking

Science tells us that only 2 percent of us can really multitask. So don’t try. Try this instead: When attempting to get something off your to-do list, shut down every browser and app on your screen except for the ones you need.

Otherwise, you’ll get notifications for LinkedIn requests, Facebook Live posts, and tweets. A never-ending stream of distraction. So shut down everything except the program you need, and finally get things done.

4. Kill your habit of comparing yourself with everyone

You will never win this game. There will always be someone smarter, better looking, richer, and (seemingly) happier. Always. Focus on yourself, your mindset, your health, the state of your being, and you’ll win.

5. Kill your habit of complaining

It’s just not worth it. Be aware of the words that come out of your mouth. They affect you and the people around you.

Speak of good things, and more good things happen. Speak of negative things, and more negative things happen. Simple.

6. Kill your habit of wasting time with negative people

If they don’t love and support you, get rid of them. You don’t have to shout, kick, and scream. Just stop being available to them. They won’t notice. They’re too self-centered to care.

7. Kill your habit of taking or organizing long and unnecessary meetings

Less meeting means more doing. We’re all adults. Take the meeting, do what you need to do, and go and do it. You can still be social, and have fun, and succeed in making meetings more efficient.

Try this in your next meeting. Set an agenda. As you run through the agenda, go around the room and have everyone share:

What they’re working on.
What they’ve completed.
What they need in order to complete what they’re still working on.
It works, I promise. You’ll shave half an hour off your meeting time.

8. Kill your habit of saying yes

You may think you don’t have enough time. You do. You just spend your time doing the wrong things.

Stop saying yes to everything. Embrace no. Love no. No is your word for 2017. Love it, live it, and use it.

9. Kill your habit of self-loathing thoughts and beliefs

Enough is enough. You are good at what you do. You have it in you. If you can’t silence that voice in your head, begin a regimen of meditation. If you need some quick wins to feel good about yourself, write three things you want to change this year. Right now. Go ahead; I’ll wait.

Congratulations. You took the first step. Feel that little endorphin release in your brain? That’s what you’re looking for. Keep doing that, and you’ll break that habit and create a new one. A habit where you actually get things done. Go–do things.

10. Kill your habit of sitting

Get off your backside. Run, exercise, move. But stop sitting. Oh, and get a standing desk while you’re at it.

11. Kill your habit of underachieving

You’re better than this. You have more in you, and you’re not getting any younger. Start that business. Resign from that horrible job. Do it now. The only thing stopping you is you. Not your family, not your bank account.

12. Kill your habit of bragging about your resolutions before they happen

Your brain thinks you’ve accomplished them when you announce them to the world. Stop that. This TED Talk helps to explain the phenomenon.

13. Kill your habit of creating excuses

While you’re at it, kill the habit of creating reasons. They’re just excuses with lipstick on.

14. Kill your habit of reality TV, celebrity gossip, etc

You’re an adult; this shouldn’t be a part of your entertainment. It’s junk food for your brain. Feels great at first, but there is always a negative mental consequence.

15. Kill your habit of obsessing over doomsday scenarios

It’s good to have some healthy skepticism, but pessimists don’t change the world, motivate people, or come up with innovative ideas. They only bring the people around them down.

16. Kill your habit of obsessing over things outside of your control

Focus your time, energy, and resources on improving yourself. You can control everything you put in your body, think about, and do. Master yourself and become ruler of your universe.

17. Kill your habit of making sure everything is perfect

It ain’t happening. Ever. This is just a complicated form of procrastination. Which is a deeper manifestation of your fear. Get out of your own way, and let it rip.

hello,if any one has an idea on it,let me know. thanks my younger brother want to join.

xedyl:
say wetin nah

lol say you no want her to go offline

Jodha:
Such unnecessary interrogations....

yeah

How are you, really?How do you feel right now? What are you thinking about?What’s your favorite color?What’s your favorite food?What’s your favorite dessert?How old are you?What have you learned today?What was your favorite subject in school?What do you do?What are some of your favorite books?What are some of your favorite movies?What kind of music are you into?If you were going to write a book, what would you call it and what would it be about?What’s one of the scariest things you’ve ever done?What accomplishment are you most proud of?Are you married?How did you meet your spouse / girlfriend / boyfriend?Do you think it’s better to get married when you’re young or better to wait a while?Do you have any kids?Have you ever thought of adopting?When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?How did you get into [INSERT THEIR CAREER FIELD]?Would you recommend [INSERT THEIR CAREER] for other people? Why / Why not?What do you do for fun?Do you like traveling?If you could visit any country in the world, where would you go?Who are some people you’d like to meet someday?If someone asked you to give them a random piece of advice, what would you say?What’s one of your favorite habits you have?What are some things that make you really happy?What are some things that make you really sad?What are some things that scare you?Do you like to plan things out in detail or be spontaneous?Are you a religious person?If you could go back in history, who would you like to meet?Would you rather live in the country or in the city?What was your life like growing up?What were you like in high school?Do you have any brothers or sisters? How many?What’s your favorite part about today so far?Who in your life has influenced you the most? How did they do it?What’s your favorite joke?Have you ever tried sushi? (Did you like it?)Do you like spicy food?How do you like your steak cooked?Do you have a favorite number? Any particular reason why you like that number?If you were a type of animal, what would you be and why?What’s one of the strangest things you’ve ever done?What kind of vacations do you like?What are some of your major goals in life?What are some of your smaller goals in life?What do you like least about yourself?What embarrasses you?If you could try out any job for a day, what would you like to try?What’s your earliest memory?What’s the best decision you ever made?Who’s your best / closest friend?What do you think people think of you?What were your grades like in school?If you could learn one random skill, what would you learn?Are you an introvert or an extrovert?Have you ever taken a personality test? (How did the results turn out?)What’s the first thing you notice about people?Do you think people can control their own destiny?Do you think all people are equally valuable, or do you think some people in certain situations might be more valuable than others (say, a severely retarded patient vs. a doctor who could potentially save hundreds of lives)?Do you think people are basically bad or basically good?Do you think morals are universal or relative to the beliefs, traditions, and practices of individuals or groups?Do you think God exists?Do you think any kind of afterlife exists?Do you vote? Why / Why not? If you do vote, how do you usually vote?Do you think gay people choose to be gay? Do you think straight people choose to be straight?Is torture ever a good option? If no, why not? If yes, when?Would you kill an innocent person if you thought it might mean saving a dozen other people?What’s the most money you’ve ever given away?What’s the biggest personal change you’ve ever made?What’s the stupidest thing you’ve ever done?What do you think would be one of the best steps we could take toward ending poverty around the world?What do you think we could do to best improve the education system?In general, what do you think about art?What are some of your favorite websites?What’s the biggest turnoff in a man/woman?What’s the biggest lie you’ve ever told?What’s something most people don’t know about you?What’s something you wish everyone knew about you?What are some of the first things you do in the morning?What’s the worst thing that’s ever happened to you?Do you cry easily?How do you feel about public speaking?Do you like to talk on the phone?How many emails do you get each week, roughly?If someone were to make a movie about your life, who would you hope would play you?What’s one of your favorite questions to ask new friends or to get a conversation going?Would you ever sky dive or bungee jump?Have you ever been in a fist fight?What’s the best prank you’ve ever pulled?What did you do on your 16th birthday?What do you think is one of the most undervalued professions right now?How would you explain your basic life philosophy?Would you rather be hated or forgotten?If you knew you would die tomorrow, would you feel cheated today?

the list. continue

the commissioner is already doing her work.

>Research has shown that love can make partners look high or act madly in love especially earlier on into the relationship. But with all these powerful emotions happening, be careful, your judgment can be beclouded. Most importantly, how do you tell or identify that your partner is a good choice for you, well a lot of study and many therapists has found that there are a few general signs you should be aware of in a relationship. Some people otherwise call this red flags. If you are looking forward to building a relationship that would take you to the altar, then these are the 8 red signs you should look out for in your partner.<br></i><br><br><b><br>1. HOW COMMITTED IS YOUR PARTNER</b><br><br>Watch to see how your girl follows through on her commitment In all aspect of her life. It is important to study your girl, once in a while create a task for her and watch how she follows it up. Check out to see if shes a flake.<br><b><br>2. HOW DOES SHE TREAT STRANGERS</b><br><br>You can glean important information about a person from how they treat strangers, especially those who work in public or social places. Waiters, staff etc. If shes too nagging in a social environment or towards servers. Then this is a sure sign you should be careful.<br><br> <b><br>3. SHES TOO VIOLENT</b><br><br>It can be quite worrisome to have a lady who is violent. In fact, a study has it that women are most likely to initiate domestic violence. If your girlfriend gets violent while you argue, then that should signal to you as a bright Red Sign that you need to halt the relationship immediately.<br><br><b>4. SHE ALWAYS LIKES TO BE TREATED SPECIAL (LIKE A PRINCESS)</b><br><br>Be on the lookout for subtle and overt clues that your partner has that princess mentality. When one person has a sense of entitlement and expectation that her needs should always come before any other person, resentment and anger are usually the results.<br><b><br>5.YOUR PARTNER ARGUES ALL THE TIME</b><br><br>There is nothing wrong with conflict In a relationship, it's completely normal and in fact healthy at times. But when all she does is argue then there is a problem. Especially when is slightly over little things like being late for dinner, etc. then all of a sudden she starts feeling her mind with the thoughts that you are not committed to her.<br><br><b>6. SHE NEVER APOLOGIZES</b><br><br>Psychology calls the ability to recognize and take responsibility for a bad behavior CONSCIOUSNESS. It's an important attribute in maintaining a relationship if you cant even apologize for doing something wrongly then whats the need of loving.<br><br><br><b>7. YOU DONT SHARE THE SAME GOALS OR CORE VALUES</b><br><br>It doesnt matter how much you love each other, when you and your girl arent on the same page when it comes to things like values and life goals. Just bear in mind that things are so going to be rocky.<br><b><br>8. LOOKOUT IF SHES THAT DRAMA QUEEN TYPE</b><br><br>Beware of women who not only proclaim themselves to be drama queen but also revel in the roll. Study has it that they also swing from one emotional extreme to another when life seems a little boring or flat. They will go out of their way to stare up controversy. Example, when both of you are together, you can see her lamenting over you checking out another girl which necessarily might not be true.

hello everyone, my aim is to study banking and finance or business administration, but this result,do I still have chance?,
thanks .

how long will one served in the air force before they will allow you to go to school?

who do Zuma help saf

Dear Rochas,

My hatred for the Western media is a global secret. I have personally boycotted them for over two decades. I would have maintained my blissful presumption that their flagship cable television has long gone extinct, if it were not for a recent event that had to do with your person.

You may not know but I discovered ‘’fake news’’. I discerned the West’s practice of fact-bending journalism and outed them long before the internet emerged and popularized ‘’fake news’’. This is the real reason they portray me as a buffoon, the humanoid baboon that reduced Zimbabwe from a food basket to a banana republic.

Notwithstanding my aversion for the Western press, some of my aides insisted, even at the risk of their jobs, that I permit them to monitor the enemy channels so they can serve me more useful briefing papers. I demurred at first, but later indulged them:

I reckoned them well-meaning, naïve youths who would have to grow up to appreciate that ‘’world news’’ are essentially the neocolonialists’ propaganda.

In hindsight, I think my staffers were right to suggest that good things can come from Western newswires sometimes. Few days ago, those diligent aides highlighted a paragraph in my briefing papers in bright green.

Not because my vision has dimmed. But because they said they wanted me to pay particular attention to some information in the colour-shaded part that was certain to interest me.

They were right. I had them read the paragraph to me. And I found it very important. The paragraph summarized a CNN story of your aesthetic pageant in your state. You erected a 6-feet high, life-sized statue of Jacob Zuma, invited him to witness an elaborate ceremony for the unveiling and bestowed on him a chieftaincy title.

I am compelled to advise you that I should have been gifted the statue. I am Jacob’s elder, in age and in power. I am 93 and in my 30th year in office as president. Jacob is only 75 and in his 8th year in office. You shouldn’t have passed me over to immortalize him with a statue.

In Africa, we allocate things according to the abundance of gray hairs. We prioritize the child when sharing trivial things like pieces of meat in the common soup. But in matters as weighty and lasting as erecting statues in the heart of the city, the elder comes first.

You must not construe my concern as a complaint motivated by jealousy. I am actually actuated by a sense of sagely responsibility. I am the most renowned elder statesman in Africa. It is my sacred duty to point out your inadvertent breach of cultural protocol and counsel you to take urgent steps to remedy it.

Part of the exclusive privilege of my ripe age is that I occasionally hear fragments of the discussions of our fathers in the spiritworld. I regret to inform you that those patron saints feel offended that you passed me by in favour of Jacob. They take it personally because I am just a mournful rite away from joining their society.

But I am willing to bend over backwards to accept the honour of a runner up. My intimates compliment me on my uncommon humility. They often wish aloud that the rest of the world had the chance to encounter me in person. They swear that the meekness at the core of my being will move those pilgrims to tears.

So, don’t be amazed, my dear Rochas, that I propose to stoop to accept the honour of a statue after Jacob has had the first taste of the glory.

The honour will cause my shy and self-effacing self a lot of embarrassment. The Western press will give me wall-to-wall caricature coverage for, at least, one whole week. But I am prepared to make the sacrifice of absorbing the scorn. I am eager to fly over seven seas and seven forests to see my modest statue for the sake of redeeming the African elder’s right of first refusal in matters of monuments and memorials.

A part of me believes that you know about the preeminence of the elder in African culture and probably desired to give me my due. But I suspect that you may have been discouraged by the presumed protocol nightmare that my trip and ‘working visit’ would cause you.

Let me quickly relieve you of that treacherous fear: my senility and frailty are exaggerated. I am stronger than the Western press can ever admit.

I still walk unaided. And for caution, I travel with a personal assistant who carries my portable, special wheelchair. My virtuous wife, Grace (the most solicitous first lady on the continent) is always by my side. She will be available to push the wheelchair in case gravity pulls my legs.

I am told that some of your countrymen and South Africans insinuated that you built the statue for Jacob in acknowledgement of his fabled record as the African president with the longest list of corruption charges.

If capacity for corruption informed your choice of Jacob, I am a more deserving candidate for the honour of a statue. Jacob’s corruption cannot hold a candle to mine. I am associated with uncountable corruption charges compared to his 783 charges.

I have tarried in power for so long that my formidable aura, on its own, destroyed all the public institutions that would have investigated or kept count of my acts of corruption. I am a modest man.

So, I will not exalt myself unduly by asking you to imagine how much corruption I have possibly packed in the 30 years of my one-man rulership of Zimbabwe if Jacob managed to cram his short 8 years tenure with 783 misdeeds.

My aides told me one state governor built a 20-feet statue for one of your country’s greatest leaders. But the followers of the late legend disavowed the figure and said the sculpture was an excrescence shaped by mistaken identity. The generous governor was rewarded with censure instead of praise.

I guarantee that my ever-loyal ZANU-PF supporters would not speak ill of the statue you shall make for me. They will not reward your benevolence with bitter criticism.

Whether you build me the statue of a seated Mugabe, a squatting Mugabe, or a prostrate Mugabe, I shall love it. Whether it bears the closest resemblance to my features or the farthest similitude to my evolutionary forebears, I shall celebrate it.

Whether the statue is gold, silver or bronze, I shall delight myself in its sight for it shall validate my significance. The honour from a distant land will establish that I am a prophet of Biblical stature.

I am also told that Jacob’s xenophobic profile may have endeared him to you. I boast a more sterling record. I am a humane xenophobe. While his people kill Nigerians, I evicted only whites from my country.

I am a true African. I am guided by the spirit of black brotherhood. I am hospitable to my fellow black brethren.

I am glad that you told the taxpayers in your state that you cannot descend to apologize to them for building Jacob a statue at their expense. I am sure you will give them the same reply if they chide you for building an idol after my image and likeness.

Written by Comrade Robert Mugabe
President of the Republic of Zimbabwe

I just wanna know,we had an argument for this last weekend.

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have good relationship with the lion indeed!!! so what are talking about again ....that's how afonja people behaved...

PoshBoss007:
Would navy require swimming experience? Cos the dude can't swim much.

navy required swimming, he most have to learn how to swim,until then GOODLUCK to him.

for those of you having an intention to served in one of supreme force in Nigeria... The Nigerian air force...
take note of the following questions.

1) When was Nigeria airforce(NAF) established?
ANSWER: 18 April 1964
2) What are the objective of Nigeria airforce?
ANSWER: The Nigeria airforce shall be charged with the
defence of the federal Republic by air, and to give effect
thereto, the personnel shall be trained in such duties as in the
air as well as on the ground.
3). What are the notable achievement of Nigeria airforce?
ANSWER:
Early Development (1961-1967)
The Nigeria Civil war: the successful delivery of
effective airpower in the Nigeria civil war.
Liberation war in Southern Africa
Peace support operation
Mission in aid to Civil Authority
Training: Naf has establish various school in different
specialties giving it a capacity to meet about 95% of
its training requirement
Establishment of air force institute of Technology
The civil war period (1967-1970)
The post civil years(1970-1980)
The era of consolidation(1980-1990)
1990 to 2000
4) Which of the following is the chief of Air Staff?
ANSWER: Air Vice Marshal Sadique Abubakar
5) Who is the present Chief of Defence Staff?
ANSWER: Major Gen. Abayomi Gabriel Olonisakin
6). What is the full meaning of NDA?
ASWER: Nigeria Defence Academy
7). What is the full Meaning of NAF?
ANSWER: Nigeria Airforce
. Who is the current Senate president of Nigeria?
ANSWER: Sen. Bukola Saraki
9). When did Nigeria got her independeence?
ASWER: 1 october 1960
10). When did Nigeria become a Republic?
ANSWER: 1 october 1963
11). what year did Nigeria civil way started and ended?
ANSWER: Started 1967 and ended 15th jan. 1970
12). who is the first Executive president of Nigeria?
ANSWER: Alh. Shehu Shagari
13) what's the motto of Nigeria air force?
answer: willing, able,ready.
Good luck to you.

for those of you having an intention to served in one of supreme force in Nigeria... The Nigerian air force...
take note of the following questions.

1) When was Nigeria airforce(NAF) established?
ANSWER: 18 April 1964
2) What are the objective of Nigeria airforce?
ANSWER: The Nigeria airforce shall be charged with the
defence of the federal Republic by air, and to give effect
thereto, the personnel shall be trained in such duties as in the
air as well as on the ground.
3). What are the notable achievement of Nigeria airforce?
ANSWER:
Early Development (1961-1967)
The Nigeria Civil war: the successful delivery of
effective airpower in the Nigeria civil war.
Liberation war in Southern Africa
Peace support operation
Mission in aid to Civil Authority
Training: Naf has establish various school in different
specialties giving it a capacity to meet about 95% of
its training requirement
Establishment of air force institute of Technology
The civil war period (1967-1970)
The post civil years(1970-1980)
The era of consolidation(1980-1990)
1990 to 2000
4) Which of the following is the chief of Air Staff?
ANSWER: Air Vice Marshal Sadique Abubakar
5) Who is the present Chief of Defence Staff?
ANSWER: Major Gen. Abayomi Gabriel Olonisakin
6). What is the full meaning of NDA?
ASWER: Nigeria Defence Academy
7). What is the full Meaning of NAF?
ANSWER: Nigeria Airforce
. Who is the current Senate president of Nigeria?
ANSWER: Sen. Bukola Saraki
9). When did Nigeria got her independeence?
ASWER: 1 october 1960
10). When did Nigeria become a Republic?
ANSWER: 1 october 1963
11). what year did Nigeria civil way started and ended?
ANSWER: Started 1967 and ended 15th jan. 1970
12). who is the first Executive president of Nigeria?
ANSWER: Alh. Shehu Shagari
13) what's the motto of Nigeria air force?
answer: willing, able,ready.
Good luck to you.

affairsnaija:
Read detail about Nigeria airforce Recruitment here: http://nigeriacurrentaffairs1..com/2016/03/nigeria-airforce-recruitment-2016.html

trademen is for people with hand work and certificate of proof( mechanics, electrician, tailor, tailoress, carpenter and drivers etc). While non-trademen are basically SSCE holder! they are commissioned in the same manner above

thanks bro but if you applied as ssce will you be commissions with the same grade with those with ND or traders,
I want to apply but I don't if I should get ND first ....