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fabem:
Hi Applicants,

It has been a long time since Federal Government Recruitment Portal will be going successfully from start to finish though many applicants are not aware yet of the ongoing recruitment.

The last time immigration service did recruitment was three years ago (June - July 2017) which i did for applicants too then and luckily, few were choosen without knowing anybody.

Here it is again, same procedure and format;

Make sure all your information and the documents you upload are correct and well dated. After you are done, printout your acknowledgement slip and also save it in pdf format and let it be on your email as draft in case you lose your printout.

If you have any questions concerning the ongoing recruitment, you can ask here, i will try to respond to your questions as soon as possible

You can apply yourself on phone, tablet or system. If you have any issue with the recruitment or you want us to apply for you, you can get in touch at;

Instinct Computer Consult
Call/WhatsApp: 08029359634

Thank you.

Trojan8:
There's a LH activity report form in the training mail. You also have to keep track of the subjects, as well as the grade they belong to because you will need those information to fill the form on a daily basis.

Wordgeddon:
Hi everyone. I started today by answering 6 questions and I have submitted report of work conclusion.

So far there has been no response. How am I supposed to know if my answers are right?

Darase:
#500
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An error occurred and your request couldn't be completed. Please try again later.

This is what it is saying, I need help

Bernardinho:
I want to register using my OND but the nysc number option is still in the requirement. How do i go about it, itz also not accepting if i input nil as suggested by some people

Victoronah1:
I don't really know the right place to put this so I decided to do it here.
I am the first in my family,in my early 20s, I came from a rich family, well let me say 80% wealth rich over 100 if we are to do the maths. My dad is a politician and also a Reverend. I don't want to give away to much on this forum. My dad has about 57 properties alone in Enugu both shops and duplex. And in Port, Lagos and Abuja. I can't say more, I gave you this hint to see where I am heading to. Now I went to a very expensive primary school, paid over 250k per term also went to a very expensive private university paid close to 800k per year. When I was in uni my allowance was 100k per month excluding clubbing money and going out with girls. Infact my dad told me to ask him for money even if I want to take my girlfriend out and I should not have below 30k in my account at all in any day. This made me very lazy, and I don't even work cause he gave me 5 of his properties when I was in my final, I was very rich that I was wasting money like a fool, my pride became 10000million times more to the extent I even slapped my school registrar one day. Although I paid money oo and later graduated. Infact school was useless for me, I don't care what I graduated with, I felt I was okay and won't go poor, everyone kept telling me about how much pride I have. But it's now affecting me badly, my pride has made me loose opportunities even I had the chance to be my ward chairman but my pride bleeped me. My dad was very angry that he was setting me up to succeed him in politics and do better and I am using my pride to mess things up now I am so lazy, I live in my father duplex alone. 7 bedroom duplex just me alone. I don't even want to work, I do films on Vimeo to make money (the only work I can do) cause I said I can't even work in a private sector. My mum talked to me and told me I need to work for someone and answer yes sir or madam, come to work very early etc, that it will help me reduce my pride, but my pride still can't let me to do this. Please I need matured advice I want to work under someone in as much I know I may be richer than the person, there is something I want to change in my life which is that pride. Cause if I go into politics with this, my enemies may shoot me one day.

Please I need matured advice.

heryoub22:
take a bus to ikeja along, cross the rail track and walk downward then ask for where to get oregun keke napep but as there is no keke Now just after crossing the rail track u should see korope or a danfo going to oregun. Or u can ask when u get to ikeja along.

ALKARULEZZ:
1. Find your way to Ojota.

2. From Ojota, take a bus heading towards Kudirat Abiola Way (or Oregun/Opebi). Tell the conductor you'd alight at the Estate Junction (Adewunmi Industrial Estate).

It's a stone's throw from Elephant House, Oregun.

eliok:
login and click reports

eliok:
browse amazon books

eliok:
Nigeria should be fine

eliok:
alright

iLegendd:
You can publish anything as long as you own it and it can't be freely found online.

Publishing is not the problem. The problem is: are people willing to buy such book? This is where keyword research comes into play.

iLegendd:
Either it has been refunded or you should be patient. If it hasn't been refunded, the money is somewhere there.

eliok:
yes

eliok:
Good morning. Keep uploading your book

Kunleforreal:
Yes

excel222:
Private universities are just like private secondary schools. They try as much as possible to make their business work by doing the opposite thing.

viraloption:
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