₦airaland Forum

AhmedChiz:
It is so unfortunate that the country is not helping. However, if you can afford it , it is best you have your first degree as B.Eng to enable explore lecturing role in the Universities.

It seems you are getting me wrong.
I have B.Eng. and M.Eng. in Chemical Engineering.The PGDE was just a plus to have educational background.
I am also a registered member of Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria.
I believe all these qualifications are sufficient to get at least a lecturing job but even lecturing jobs na slot these days.

Mbamally:
NOSDRA is sharing, Push

Must will know somebody before getting a decent job 😄?
We don't know anyone but we are qualified for the jobs so give it to us

TOM208:
It seems you are getting me wrong.
I have B.Eng. and M.Eng. in Chemical Engineering.The PGDE was just a plus to have educational background.
I am also a registered member of Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria.
I believe all these qualifications are sufficient to get at least a lecturing job but even lecturing jobs na slot these days.

OH!!! That's great!! In Sha Allah you will find one very soon!!

oluxmondd2:
Sure I will as soon as I hear any information. Me sef no wan hear story say something don happen for back. One thing is sure, they will recruit but not until their funds have been released. Any person with related info should also please alert us. Thank you

Problem now is that we dont even know when funds would be released to them and when they commence recruitment.

But one fact remains, this whole thing may drag into the 2nd or even 3rd quarter of the year for it to start happening.

Na to hold God tight

TOM208:
Must will know somebody before getting a decent job 😄?
We don't know anyone but we are qualified for the jobs so give it to us

Any sure link for NOSDRA slot? DM 😊🤝

Unless you are applying to a college of education or to a university of education, your PGDE and TRCN is not needed and will not be appreciated. They will reckon with your masters and first degree alone.

Start a PhD and put it on your cv. You are likely to get a job in a university as AL if you are on PhD than if you aren't.

Don't settle only for university. Polytechnic are also there. Same for colleges of education. So apply everywhere.

The key is not to give up or get angry with the system. Just continue to apply. One day, you will be shocked that you are in.

Last year was when there was so many lecturing opportunities in many institutions. But, still continue to look for opportunities. You won't know which will work.

Can you get in without knowing anyone? Yes. It may take time but never give up.

TOM208:
It seems you are getting me wrong.
I have B.Eng. and M.Eng. in Chemical Engineering.The PGDE was just a plus to have educational background.
I am also a registered member of Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria.
I believe all these qualifications are sufficient to get at least a lecturing job but even lecturing jobs na slot these days.

Please, any update on nitda?

Federal Institute of Industrial Research Oshodi is sharing....

Hussen240:
Federal Institute of Industrial Research Oshodi is sharing....

they have been sharing since.

Omuka1:
they have been sharing since.

Bro i don't really know why i can't see your replies, but that document was collected today, can we talk on phone please

ahmadmg:
Bro i don't really know why i can't see your replies, but that document was collected today, can we talk on phone please

I reply your message almost anytime you send them. I'm not comfortable sending my number but I will quote you with it in a dead thread.

The University of Lagos(Unilag) have started sending invite mail for CBT exam if you applied check your mail.

Please, does this also apply to academic staff recruitment or is it only for non academic positions?

lordprogress:
The University of Lagos(Unilag) have started sending invite mail for CBT exam if you applied check your mail.

Omuka1:
I reply your message almost anytime you send them. I'm not comfortable sending my number but I will quote you with it in a dead thread.

I understand

ahmadmg:
I understand

just check, I sent it to you in a thread.

[quote author=Kennie28 post=137661829]FIRS slot canadites pls is there still hope this year 😞😞[/quot

FIRS/NRS hopefuls any latest or we should move on?

[quote author=12LS post=138490236][/quote]I am genuinely very tired and frustrated at this point

[quote author=12LS post=138490236][/quote]Maybe na to move on oo with this their kukere movement

Any information on CDCFIB?

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PlsBanMe:
Please, does this also apply to academic staff recruitment or is it only for non academic positions?

From the mail the list taking the cbt on Friday it is only non academic that are there.
Maybe the Academics will be shortlisted for the interview straight like some university do.

Anyone has an Idea what FMCs pay Admin/Accounting staff. I’d also love to know for Orthopedic Hospitals too if possible. Thank you.

Minty007:
I am genuinely very tired and frustrated at this point

Not only you actually the whole thing is frustrating

Water124:
Maybe na to move on oo with this their kukere movement

Sad reality

SENATE COMMITTEE ON NORTH CENTRAL APPROVES NCDC 2026 BUDGET

The Senate Committee on the North Central Development Commission (NCDC) has approved the Commission’s ₦140 billion 2026 budget proposal.

During the budget defence held at the Senate Building in Abuja, the Commission’s management, led by its Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Cyril Yiltsen Tsenyil, explained that the budget estimates comprise of about 86 percent capital expenditure and the rest for personnel and overhead expenditure.

Dr. Tsenyil stated that the Commission is determined to consolidate its operations and lay a solid foundation for sustainable impact, while conceiving and executing strategic projects that will directly benefit the people of the North Central region.
Chairman of the Committee, Titus Zam, said the budget, if properly implemented, would significantly impact the region, particularly because of its strong capital component.

He noted that the Committee had thoroughly examined the proposals and would ensure that funds are judiciously applied to critical sectors such as infrastructure, agriculture, empowerment, and economic growth—areas considered vital to the development of the region.

Other Senators who scrutinised the budget proposals expressed satisfaction with the Commission’s focus on projects aimed at unlocking the vast potential of the North Central zone.

They also urged the NCDC to pay attention to the prevailing security challenges in the region by making strategic interventions to support displaced persons and address disruptions to economic activities.

Furthermore, members of the Committee emphasised the need for robust stakeholder engagement to ensure that communities across the North Central region fully embrace the Commission and contribute to its success.

The Committee thereafter dissolved into a closed-door session for further deliberations. Upon resumption, it formally approved the 2026 budget estimates of the Commission.

FIRS/NRS PEOPLE WAITING TO BE CALL DONE RECEIVE MESSAGE AND NOBODY UPDATE US AGAIN .

AliEzeOlu:
SENATE COMMITTEE ON NORTH CENTRAL APPROVES NCDC 2026 BUDGET

The Senate Committee on the North Central Development Commission (NCDC) has approved the Commission’s ₦140 billion 2026 budget proposal.

During the budget defence held at the Senate Building in Abuja, the Commission’s management, led by its Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Cyril Yiltsen Tsenyil, explained that the budget estimates comprise of about 86 percent capital expenditure and the rest for personnel and overhead expenditure.

Dr. Tsenyil stated that the Commission is determined to consolidate its operations and lay a solid foundation for sustainable impact, while conceiving and executing strategic projects that will directly benefit the people of the North Central region.
Chairman of the Committee, Titus Zam, said the budget, if properly implemented, would significantly impact the region, particularly because of its strong capital component.

He noted that the Committee had thoroughly examined the proposals and would ensure that funds are judiciously applied to critical sectors such as infrastructure, agriculture, empowerment, and economic growth—areas considered vital to the development of the region.

Other Senators who scrutinised the budget proposals expressed satisfaction with the Commission’s focus on projects aimed at unlocking the vast potential of the North Central zone.

They also urged the NCDC to pay attention to the prevailing security challenges in the region by making strategic interventions to support displaced persons and address disruptions to economic activities.

Furthermore, members of the Committee emphasised the need for robust stakeholder engagement to ensure that communities across the North Central region fully embrace the Commission and contribute to its success.

The Committee thereafter dissolved into a closed-door session for further deliberations. Upon resumption, it formally approved the 2026 budget estimates of the Commission.

Make dem release the 2025 budget that has been approved since last year

kolaposegc2:
FIRS/NRS PEOPLE WAITING TO BE CALL DONE RECEIVE MESSAGE AND NOBODY UPDATE US AGAIN .

please when did dey send the message. If anyone received any message please let us know so we can know how to put pressure on our connects.

kolaposegc2:
FIRS/NRS PEOPLE WAITING TO BE CALL DONE RECEIVE MESSAGE AND NOBODY UPDATE US AGAIN .

When they've received the message?

oluxmondd2:
Make dem release the 2025 budget that has been approved since last year

70% of that one has been moved into this year so 2025 budget wasn't fully implemented. They will recruit from this 2026 budget when, hopefully, it is passed by the NASS president Bola Tinubu assents to it in March.

AliEzeOlu:
70% of that one has been moved into this year so 2025 budget wasn't fully implemented. They will recruit from this 2026 budget when, hopefully, it is passed by the NASS president Bola Tinubu assents to it in March.

Recruitment was captured in the approved 2025 budget, no single percentage of their 2025 budget has been released. The 2026 budget won’t be implemented till last quarter of this year.