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MzJoan3:
Breaking News : FG SCRAPS NYSC SCHEME... WE WILL ALLOW SERVING CORPS MEMBERS TO PASS OUT Says FG As NYSC DG Appeals For Calm...

The Federal government has scrapped the National Youth Service Corps NYSC in a bid to cut down spendings. This was reached after today's Federal Executive Council Meeting. It will be recalled that the Federal Government had scrapped Post UTME to enable JAMB carry out its statutory responsibility of conducting admissions into the nation's Universities, Polytechnics and colleges of Education.
Meanwhile, all youth corps members currently serving now will be allowed to round off their service year with full financial benefits .

Limerick:
Its Nigerans biz bro! Its something that concerns us. Something we complain alot about. But as I got a little enlightened, I felt the need for yall to get enlightened as well

Educationentry:
The Nigerian universities has said that all those students who passed the just concluded 2016/2017 (UTME) exams and got up to 180 which is the cut off mark for all universities in Nigeria, should go and start preparing for the forth coming POST UTME exams which is coming up in 2 month time and not to feel relaxed despite the suggestion made by the ministry of education.

There is no how all students that applied and pass this year JAMB will get into the university at once. It’s never possible for that to happen, because if it is like this, virtually all the Nigerian polytechnics would be empty because no student in Nigeria would ever wish to go to polytechnics to study rather everyone would like to go to the university.

Hence all students are advised to start preparing for POST UTME exams before it too late. Universities can conduct screening exercise, that simply means that there is still going to be an exam.

http://www.educationentry.com/2016/06/prepare-for-20162017-post-utme-nigeria.html

Limerick:
This nepa official just gave me a brief lecture on how electricity in Nigeria works, why nepa has to take light constantly
He says first and foremost, we just started generating and extra 6000Mega watts coupled with the 4000 mega watts we used to generate
With 10,000 mega watts, we should have an average of 10hrs light per day. If gas pipelines aren't constantly blown up by the naija delta (they render the 6000 megawatts useless, so we back to square one 4000)
But let's say the pipelines aren't constantly blown up, we'd need to put extra transformers in each of the zones, because the amount of transformers we currently have can't handle that the load, and according to them a 15kva tranformer costs about 3-4billion naira to purchase (someone just pointed out that it's a fictitious number, says its 3-4 million)
With all this said we basically have to pray naija delta stop blowing stuff up and the 2016 budget for electricity is used judiciously
Okay, let's revert to why they have to constantly take light
1. The amount of megawatts given to each zone/local government isn't sufficient to give constant light. So it has to be rationed so as to last the given period
2. Even when we have enough megawatts the transformers can't handle every feeder in the zone having light at the same time, it'd eventually blow up, so it has to be rationed properly
Hope this is as enlightening to you as it was to me

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BOKO52:
All my life,I have not witness war except in films
and books but I can not wait to be a character in
2nd Nigeria-Biafra war from where I will pretend to
be dead at war front to paint a real picture.

Horlar995:
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2Brains1:
hello somebody should pls help me ooo

I just bought a new Airtel sim, and registered it, I bought 1k recharge card so I can subscribe for their Bb plan, after the line was activated I recharged my new sim with the 1k card and tried to subscribers with the *431# short code for Bb subscription but it told me DAT the it is temporary out of service that I should try again later, which I did for up to 3 times then I later checked my account balance and my 1k is gone, I dialed the *140# code to check if it had already subscribed but I got a message saying I did not register for any data plan!!! but my 1k is gone!! I have called their customer care countless times but no body is picking for up to 30 mins!!!

help oooooooo

Sparrow13:
I voted for Buhari a fulani man, I can't remember voting for merlin or a miracle worker. So I never expected Merlin's magic or miracles to happen, I voted for change and not magic.16 years misrule can not be repaired in 1 year so Nigerians let's be patient.......#IStandWithBuhari#let the haters and Wailers continue wailing pdp 16 yrs of looting and misrule they are looking for APC magician to fix itin a year. Yeye