ripbubu:

You guys should buy android

aham316:


For those of you that are thinking that this administration has come to change anything...u better think again....Keep waiting...maybe they will use the list to usher in the new year..And all of una wey don because of this list insult una self, una unborn children and even una ancestors..,Shebi una don see una life

...I go back to my observatory status.

aham316:


For those of you that are thinking that this administration has come to change anything...u better think again....Keep waiting...maybe they will use the list to usher in the new year..And all of una wey don because of this list insult una self, una unborn children and even una ancestors..,Shebi una don see una life

...I go back to my observatory status.

opson2016:
How to Add bank account number to your Npower portal

You've checked and confirmed that you made the first batch of the ongoing FG NPOWER job initiative program.

Congratulations!

But what's the next thing?

You need to update your bank account details so that you'll be able to receive payment directly into your account.

Follow these steps to add bank account number to your NPOWER Volunteer Network Portal.


Enter npower subdomain at http://npvn.npower.gov.ng/login/

You’ll see a box containing USERNAME and PASSWORD

Use the phone number you registered with as your username and any of your three names as your password (my last name works for me as my password, so it depends)

By the left hand corner (if you use laptop or desktop) you’ll see the following options:
• Home
• Prepare
• Announcements
• Account Settings
• About NPVN
• Get Help
Click on Account settings

Clicking on account settings will bring up two sections:Personal Information; Bank information

Each of these options has in front of them EDIT.

To add your bank account details, in front of bank information click on EDIT INFO

Then select your bank and add your account number. You need not add BVN again it’ll automatically bring it up.

Click on update.

That’s all.

You can as well take a tour to explore other areas within your portal.

You can click on PREPARE to see the modules.

Contact selection unit for complaint if you’re unable to login

Some applicants who successfully took the online assessment test the last are finding it difficult to access the npower volunteer network with the same details they used last time.

If you fall in this category, please contact support centre
0814-556-9572

Or send email to selection@npower.gov.ng make sure the complaints contains your full name, the email address associated with your npower account, and your complaints and send.
All the best.

Note:
You're likely to see Facebook or twitter connection before gaining access to the portal.

Click on any of the social media accounts you have account with.

Then you'll be redirected under the page click on PROCEED to follow the steps above.

If you link any of the social media accounts with your npower Network you can go back any time to disallow NPOWER from reading your activities on your social media account.

Source: www.facebook.com/infobasecomng

We're addressing NPOWER related issues on our Facebook Page.

Come along and get your problem solved.
If ure finding it to login use ur phone number or mail as ur username and your surname as ur password...it will work




For a better performance and great user experience use any of the following browsers

1) Mozilla Firefox

2) Chrome

3) Explorer

Login on a laptop or desktop or pad with at least 7inch screen size for an intuitive result.

All best

opson2016:
How to Add bank account number to your Npower portal

You've checked and confirmed that you made the first batch of the ongoing FG NPOWER job initiative program.

Congratulations!

But what's the next thing?

You need to update your bank account details so that you'll be able to receive payment directly into your account.

Follow these steps to add bank account number to your NPOWER Volunteer Network Portal.


Enter npower subdomain at http://npvn.npower.gov.ng/login/

You’ll see a box containing USERNAME and PASSWORD

Use the phone number you registered with as your username and any of your three names as your password (my last name works for me as my password, so it depends)

By the left hand corner (if you use laptop or desktop) you’ll see the following options:
• Home
• Prepare
• Announcements
• Account Settings
• About NPVN
• Get Help
Click on Account settings

Clicking on account settings will bring up two sections:Personal Information; Bank information

Each of these options has in front of them EDIT.

To add your bank account details, in front of bank information click on EDIT INFO

Then select your bank and add your account number. You need not add BVN again it’ll automatically bring it up.

Click on update.

That’s all.

You can as well take a tour to explore other areas within your portal.

You can click on PREPARE to see the modules.

Contact selection unit for complaint if you’re unable to login

Some applicants who successfully took the online assessment test the last are finding it difficult to access the npower volunteer network with the same details they used last time.

If you fall in this category, please contact support centre
0814-556-9572

Or send email to selection@npower.gov.ng make sure the complaints contains your full name, the email address associated with your npower account, and your complaints and send.
All the best.

Note:
You're likely to see Facebook or twitter connection before gaining access to the portal.

Click on any of the social media accounts you have account with.

Then you'll be redirected under the page click on PROCEED to follow the steps above.

If you link any of the social media accounts with your npower Network you can go back any time to disallow NPOWER from reading your activities on your social media account.

Source: www.facebook.com/infobasecomng

We're addressing NPOWER related issues on our Facebook Page.

Come along and get your problem solved.




For a better performance and great user experience use any of the following browsers

1) Mozilla Firefox

2) Chrome

3) Explorer

Login on a laptop or desktop or pad with at least 7inch screen size for an intuitive result.

All best

Khez:


Were you called bro?

Nadensel:
. Pple have...they must nt be shouting.

Davisss:
my frnd an advice for u...get urself busy..stop peddling unfounded information dat has no correlation with d topic... U re showing how feeble minded u re by digesting of all newz Sahara reporters...

sutst:
Buhari To Return 2016 Budget To NASS
Over Missing Projects by americanigga ( m ):
2:37am
*Lagos-Calabar N60 billion coastal railway
removed
*Idu-Kaduna rail line cut by N8.7 billion
*Major federal roads slashed
*Polio eradication, essential drugs for HIV/
AIDS expunged
*Agric/water resources re-allocated to
constituency projects
By Soni Daniel
President Muhammadu Buhari appears set
to return the 2016 Budget to the National
Assembly to rework because what the
lawmakers sent to him on Thursday for
assent, according to Presidency sources,
fell below his expectations.
By implication, Buhari will not sign the
Appropriation Bill into law, as earlier
planned, before jetting out of the country
this weekend to China for economic and
business deals for Nigeria.
The sources confirmed to Sunday
Vanguard that the President felt
disappointed that provisions for major
national projects and programmes that
could turn around the economy were either
outrightly removed or funds for them
ridiculously slashed by the lawmakers.
It will be recalled that, in a bid to urgently
assent to the bill, which was transmitted to
him on Thursday, the Presidency had
convened an emergency Federal Executive
Council (FEC) meeting on Friday where the
document was distributed to Ministers to
review as it affected their respective
ministries, departments and agencies.
At the review meeting presided over by
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, who is the
Head of the Economic Team, it was
discovered that many strategic projects
were either removed or provisions made for
them significantly slashed to the point that
made a mockery of the projects.
Among the key projects removed from the
budget by the lawmakers are the all-
important Calabar-Lagos coastal rail line
for which Buhari had made a provision of
N60 billion in the 2016 estimates.
Incidentally, the railway project is one of
the key issues taking Buhari to China.
While that was removed, the lawmakers left
the Kano/Lagos railway project untouched
but also went ahead to reduce the amount
set aside for the completion of the Idu/
Kaduna railway project, which has reached
an advanced stage of completion, by N8.7
billion.
A top government official, who was privy
to the fiscal document, summed the
discoveries in the budget that shocked
Buhari this way: “At the meeting, it was
noticed that some very key aspects of the
budget, which have to do with
government’s core infrastructural focus,
were removed. One of the projects is the
subject of the President’s trip to China –
the Lagos/ Calabar coastal railway project
– for which a counterpart funding of
N60bn was provided, but which was
completely removed by the National
Assembly.
“The executive is working on two major rail
arteries, among other rail projects, to
service the northern and eastern parts of
the country – the Lagos/Kano line and the
Calabar/Lagos line. While the Lagos-Kano
provision was left untouched, the Calabar/
Lagos line was removed. The projects are
to be funded jointly by governments of
China and Nigeria. It is one of the main
reasons for the President’s scheduled trip
to China.
“Also, the amount proposed for the
completion of the Idu/Kaduna rail project
which has reached an advanced stage,
was reduced by N8.7bn, a development
which will make it difficult for the project
to be completed”.
The source added that another
fundamental area noticed in the document
was the completion of on-going road
projects.
It was learnt that while the executive had
provided for the completion of all major
road projects across the country, the
National Assembly reduced the amounts
provided and instead included new roads
which studies have not even been
conducted.
The source lamented: “The amounts
provided by the National Assembly for the
projects can neither complete the on-going
road projects nor the new ones proposed.
At the end of the year, no progress would
have been made”.
According to the source, a top Presidency
official, allocations for the purchase of
essential drugs for major health campaigns
like polio and AIDS for which the store is
fast depleting, were removed and the
amounts allocated to provision of
ambulance, which the health ministry did
not ask for.
“It was also observed that certain
provisions made in the areas of agriculture
and water resources to further the Federal
Government’s diversification project were
either removed or reduced while the funds
were moved to provisions of rural health
facilities and boreholes, for which
provisions have been made elsewhere,”
the official said.
“The President is desirous of signing the
Bill into law so that implementation of the
provisions could begin in earnest for the
benefit of the people. That is why the
moment he received the document on
Thursday, a meeting was convened for
Friday to immediately start work on it”, the
source concluded.

Sam95:
D camp is not opening till december becus the band they would be beating for national anthem every morning broke. And again, they are still doing election for who will be the governor of the camp. After that, there would be renovation. Then the NIA, DIS, SDP and NRC would have their refresher courses accordingly. Let us all be patient we would be there isha allahu. Then there would be... I don forget the remaining things wey my sources tell me.

majorboss:
DSS has special vote,the budget does not affect its ops and training. Medical will be next month ending, final camp list will be out by first week of July, camp will commence second week of same month. NIA and DIA are presently undergoing a refresher course at SSA lagos. Just exercise more perseverance. Thnks

Gentle264:
Lordchibo a.k.a buzor,my brother from anoda mother no worry we will make it to camp n pass out together becos dats our destiny.Will see you at our state command very soon bro.

politifact:
Why is this thread so quiet,a guy came and gave an unconfirmed report and everyone goes mum. I can authoritatively tell u that his submission is far fetched from the truth. The dss always goes quiet after names have been submitted to abuja and will definitely call successful candidates to training school when they are ready,and mind you;they always give short notice. So,keep hope alive as the recruitment process is on-going

NobleAky:
Fellow potential Officers pray against any negative forces that may work against this recruitment exercise for the news I'm hearing right now is not good.

Petitions are being forwarded to the apex authority over the whole exercise right now. They said in some states, the exercise is hijacked by politicians leading to non conduction of an aptitude test. Some conducted but refused to call for interview...this may not go well with the DG especially the states that are not controlled by APC...there is likelihood that the exercise might be cancelled.
So my source said!!!

Usyman:
Hahaha......oga Allan2 thanks 4 exposing this guy, mayb his intention is to fraud someone.

BrytB:
well-done bro! am now motivated.

politifact:
south south,south west or south east?