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Which state were you posted to?(quote author=lady25 post=66825142]Pls how early does registration begin. Can they begin as early as 7am?[/quote]

[Which state were you posted to?quote author=Targatarga post=66503246]I am a married woman and have registered for nysc and on my slip it's shows single, so I called the person that help me do it and we realized it was mistake frm his side.... And I tried to make correction on the portal but I can't do it.
So please can it be rectify at the camp and what can I do now, I have my marriage certificate and also all d documents[/quote]

Any married woman here? We're you posted to your husband state of domicile?I was posted to my state of origin,instead of my husband state of domicile,what should I do house pls?

How can someone that has already printed green card be asked to choose state of deployment again?
What of if I did not check the dashboard again after registration.

Is this for those that has printed green card already?quote author=Mbmohammed post=66477103]

a friend of mine email them and they reply that she has to choose state of deployment as It is one of the requisites for your registration. she has already select states of deployment yesterday.[/quote]

Is it your husband's name? And have you choose state of deployment now?quote author=ameemu post=66474106]



yes I did, and have not reflected on my dashboard.[/quote]

If Na true,nysc will send mails.Can everybody in Nigeria come to abuja for national info? Just because they want to serve their father land.

ishaq062:
yes it is true I was at Zone 11 ,FCDA Abuja NYSC ICT center I was told that all married woman should select state of deployment.

You think this will happen and nysc will not notify by mail? (uote author=Mbmohammed post=66464889]


both married women and those that apply with medical report have to select states now...[/quote]

Source of this info pls.

Or is it from nysc

Did you apply for any name correction?

Did you applied for any name correction?

ameemu:
mine showing select state of deployment.
is it normal for a married woman

Pls house check your dashboard.what is showing their now?

Have you done change of name before,I mean is your certificate bearing your husband's name?(surname,first or other name?

gudbadgal:
Pls house, do I need to apply for name correction cos the name I changed to due to marriage (a new name-husband's surname + my first name) is not the same as the one nysc automaticallly gave me which is my husband's surname + my first name and middle name.

Please,has Lagos city polytechnic Ikeja upload their senate list?

Why arresting Joy,what of the hotel owner?They should have the man's data.

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blackbeau1:
Terrible sight . From the state of his feet, I'd say he was homeless .may his soul RIP.

.A good observer you are.

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Do u want to hear the truth? U don't have a fiancee yet.

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HI guys,will the recruitment exercise be for everybody,or are we going to be notified who is selected.because i dont understand this one that everyboy has started signing attestation and other things not knowing if will be selected.The instruction read:IF SELECTED,then all those document will be required.

HI guys,will the recruitment exercise be for everybody,or are we going to be notified who is selected.because i dont understand this one that everyboy has started signing attestation and other things not knowing if will be selected.The instruction read:IF SELECTED,then all those document will be required.

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An uninterruptible power supply, also uninterruptible power source, UPS or Inverter is an electrical apparatus that provides emergency power to a load when the input power source, typically mains power, fails. A UPS differs from an auxiliary or emergency power system or standby generator in that it will provide instantaneous or near-instantaneous protection from input power interruptions by means of one or more attached batteries and associated electronic circuitry. The on-battery runtime of UPS and Inverters depends on the capacity and the Number of batteries connected to the system. The selection of the capacity and the number of batteries depends on the use / application.

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While not limited to protecting any particular type of equipment, a UPS is typically used to protect computers, data centers, telecommunication equipment or other electrical equipment where an unexpected power disruption could cause injuries, fatalities, serious business disruption or data loss. UPS units range in size from units designed to protect a single computer without a video monitor (around 200 VA rating) to large units powering entire data centers, buildings, Lifts etc up to 300KVA. (They are available as 1 Phase – 1 Phase up to 10KVA, and 3 phase - 1 phase from 5KVA up to 15KVA and 3 Phase – 3 Phase 7.7KVA onwards), available for 3 Phase balance and unbalanced loads.

While the UPS has a very short switching time and no switching time (in case of on-line UPS) which is not felt by the load, the Inverters have a switching times of about 20ms, and hence there is a visible flicker at the load and hence is used only for applications which can take the same like lamps, fans, TV etc and not used for data centre like applications.

The best performance for the UPS and Inverters are achieved when the proper selection of the same is done.

The Other advantage of UPS and Inverters apart from providing Uninterrupted Supply is that we save a lot by not using the generator for the period.

Charge the UPS/Inverters when NEPA is available and use when NEPA is not available. You save on Diesel/Petrol costs which are rising very fast and very high.

You save on the maintenance cost of the generators as the running hours is very low or zero.

You can reduce the number of back-up generators.