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Is something happening at NDDC? [/quote]

[quote author=awele186 post=128052301]Please group this in order of highest paying. NMDPRA, NIMASA, NCC and NCDMB. Cc xtruz, success190, tall nigerian

NMDPRA, NIMASA, NCC and NCDMB. Cc xtruz, success190, tall nigerian

NMDPRA
NCDMB
NCC
NIMASA......

Moh99:

Hi bro, please do you have any info about NNRA?

There’s clearly an (f) qualifier by her name. Desist from ‘broing’ people.

Success1930:


Is something happening at NDDC?

I just want reach out to him. As a chairman, his instructions can be honored whether something is happening or not.

Bj01:
I have d details but he said nothing is happening to why should I give answer to where nothing is happening.



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Bro have u been able to get details on OGFZA?

Please I need the details if you don't mind.

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Monter0, I was told glo mobile doesn’t have network hence you have not gotten the MD contact. Be a bit patience, you’ll hear from them.

PENCOM guys. Something is cooking. Kindly reach out to your connect asap.

Xtruzz:

You may wish to kindly keep reminding him once in a while via text. NUPRC employed 70 persons this January. Stakeholders who were denied the NUPRC slots as at when they were collecting the APL has been promised NNPCL slot this year so keep reminding him via text. You are on track. Congratulations in earnest.

Pls ma I don’t mind to submit my study (geology)earth-science pls ma can I have your mail
My mail jacobtobi64@yahoo.com

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Brojay007:

Pls ma I don’t mind to submit my study (geology)earth-science pls ma can I have your mail
My mail jacobtobi64@yahoo.com

Sorry, I don’t have access to my mail.

Good evening. Pls have you heard anything about NCC? If they will recruit any time soon?

Xtruzz:

Sorry, I don’t have access to my mail.

EFCC junior cadre training slated for February

Xtruzz:

Sorry, I don’t have access to my mail.

ok ma

Gensanusi:
EFCC junior cadre training slated for February

Only Junior

Xtruzz:

Someone will send it to you privately ok?

Do you have any info on nadf? Was hoping they'll recruit.

Deenmama:
Good evening. Pls have you heard anything about NCC? If they will recruit any time soon?

I have asked of this tire but no response from here. However, my source told me that nothing yet, so we're waiting

Pls check your mail. Sent you a message

Wemoveee:
I have asked of this tire but no response from here. However, my source told me that nothing yet, so we're waiting

Pls house any news on NDIC?....

sbk01:
Pls house any news on NDIC?....

Heard replacement going own
Expecting apl ending this month or early feb

Saadah2023i:
ok thank you I thought there is another batch waiting for apl this January,my connect told me to wait gods willing something might come up before January elapses

cannot be this January anymore. Approval is still pending

Walybounce:


Heard replacement going own
Expecting apl ending this month or early feb

Bro did u hear anything on CBN?

newnig:
cannot be this January anymore. Approval is still pending

Which approval again?

'However, you can get your APL at anytime depending on your connection. E.g…' according to Xtruzz. I agree with you . No body resumed on 3rd January,2024. Continue with your good work by passing info. God would reward you and answer your prayer.wishing everyone the very best out of the best.

FG approves recruitment of 1650 scientists for research sector

In a bid to boost the staff strength of agricultural research institutions across Nigeria, the federal government has approved the recruitment of 1650 scientists.


The Executive Secretary of the Agricultural Research Council of Nigeria (ARCN), Prof. Garba Sharubutu, who revealed this at an interactive session with journalists Friday in Abuja, also said research institutions have released 23 quick maturing crops, like rice, yams, cassava, that are critical in the nation’s pursuit of food security.

Prof Sharubutu said that due to the importance of research in the attainment of food security, the federal government approved the recruitment of 1650 scientists to boost the staff strengthen of agric research institutes in the country.

“We were instructed to recruit breeders, those that will bring about genetic improvement of our local crops,” he said.

He disclosed that the council had completed training for the newly recruited scientist whom he said will go back to train others.

Sharubutu noted that the welfare of the workers was at the core of its strategy to boost productivity.

According to him, “We are working on improving the working environment of our staff. The aim is the help our workers function very well. We have stated capacity building for them and that is to build their knowledge and confidence. By three years ago, we had only three PhD holders, but I can tell you

that as at today, we have over 15 PhD holders.


“We are also providing working materials for our workers, first in the area of accommodation and the area of tools. As a Coordinating body, we should have materials for data generation.”

According to him, the nation currently has up to 16 research institutions with specific mandates to focus on specific crops.

“So there are those that are in charge of mainly cereals that is grains, like rice, beans. There are those that are in charge of tree crops, like rubber, palm oil. There are also those that are in charge of fisheries, Marine, and fresh water.

“There are those that are responsible for livestock, like the National veterinary research institute, as well as the national animal production research institute. There are also those that are responsible for extension, national agricultural extension research and liaison services.

“If we need food to be placed on the table, our advice to the government is to concentrate on quick maturing crops. What do we mean by quick maturing crops? We mean rice, yam, cassava, Guinea corn, millet. These are what we call the quick maturing crops.

“But our advice also is the fact that other products or order commodities should not be neglected. We cannot neglect the cash crop because of the need to diversify. And if you look at the mandate of Mr. President, and his priority list he mentioned food security as a priority.”

Sharubutu stressed the need for training and education of commodity associations in the food security

campaign to boost food production.

According to him, most farmers who are members of such associations listen only to their leaders without having an understanding of how to cultivate crops in line with evolving global practice and methodologies.

“We need a closer collaboration with our farmers, commodity associations and meteorological unit. If you recall when President Tinubu was talking about the declaration of a state of emergency, he said he wants to revive the commodity associations.

“Some of these farmers listen more to the leadership of their association much more than they listen to government, why because the politicisation of our polity in itself makes some people not to listen to certain radios, not to listen to television programmes. They listen to what they want to hear.

“So we think that the commodity associations will do better if they actually key into the programmes of government.

“Most of the associations were gearing up towards how much budget is going to be made so that they will be able to manipulate and get these resources to reach the farmers.

“The declaration of emergency is not just about pumping more money, it is also about education. And I call on our commodity associations to please key into this policy by way of educating their members as to the viability of some of these things we preach on,” he said.

“We now have four new varieties of maize that are resistant to army worm, a major

destructive maize disease. They are also quick maturing and resistant too oops the effects of climate change. We also have new varieties of beans that can resist insects that decrease their productivity.

“We have varieties of tomatoes and okro that are quick yielding to give us large number of products per hectares and many more.”

Noting that agricultural research is at the centre of all attempts to boost food production, he called on the media to support the council by not only reporting research results, but also informing people of where those researches are domiciled and how farmers can access the products of the research so that they can take advantage of them.

Xtruzz:
Monter0, I was told glo mobile doesn’t have network hence you have not gotten the MD contact. Be a bit patience, you’ll hear from them.

pls do you have info regards nasrda pls

Good evening

Please I want to know salary of lieutenant Nigeria army


Thank you

Hi hi

Daklo:
Pls check your mail. Sent you a message

Checked and didn't find anything. Let me try sending you from here

Realinfo2021:
No 70 candidates had resumed at nuprc. Assuming you mentioned that some people resumed at NMDPRA I will agree with you around November and December 2023. I will not mention figure.
Whoever will get nuprc will get it. Am telling you this info from the source. I personally knew the person that normally update list of new staff at nuprc b4 man and God. The truth is that whatever will happen will happen in this first quarter concerning Nuprc that is the final truth I swear to almighty God. That is the fact.

Easy bro, the swearing part isn't necessary as change is constant. Thanks for the info brotherly. Is there by any chance a way for you to assist me in submitting cv at Nuprc?

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Realinfo2021:
No 70 candidates had resumed at nuprc. Assuming you mentioned that some people resumed at NMDPRA I will agree with you around November and December 2023. I will not mention figure.
Whoever will get nuprc will get it. Am telling you this info from the source. I personally knew the person that normally update list of new staff at nuprc b4 man and God. The truth is that whatever will happen will happen in this first quarter concerning Nuprc that is the final truth I swear to almighty God. That is the fact.

pls any update from nasrda