₦airaland Forum

UnclePati:
First: I didn't say zenith bank is NIMC.
Secondly....I said walk into zenith and ask for the NIMC official or NIMC stand.
Thirdly: I didn't say the staff of zenith bank work for NIMC.

Instead of u to read and comprehend my message .... U rather choose to talk in a hurry....hence exposing the loop holes in your reasoning and comprehension....

Oga....currently some female staff of zenith have been trained to handle the NIMC job function....they are only awaiting deployment and set up configuratution of the specialized NIMC computer systems.

So yes....zenith work for NIMC

I believe we can make our points without resorting to insults.

- I did not say you said Zenith bank was NIMC.

-I made that point to establish the fact that this is an
NIMC operation , a registration point somewhere in a bank (not even their state office) cannot controvert what obtains at NIMC HQ in ABUJA except that registration point has more Powers than the HQ or there is something wrong with the HQ.


-Also the fact that a staff of Zenith Bank has been trained to handle NIMC job function does not automatically confer on them the authority or means to edit date of Birth and even if they had such powers which I doubt they have, they have not yet been deployed so as it is now the status quo remains. However if Zenith staff can have such powers then the NIMC staff at the Zenith Bank my friend went to would have done it for him dont you think?

We just want things done the right way.

UnclePati:
U can register or edit your Nimc info for free.
Walk into any zenith bank as ask for NIMC registration stand or official....

They are present in selected branches of zenith bank.

The person charging u 15k is a thief. A criminal he should be treated as such and arrested for corruption and fraud.

NIMC registration and correction of details is FREE

OGA you are not right I'm afraid. Zenith bank is not NIMC they just provide an office space for them ,the staff there works for NIMC not Zenith.

This is from someone I know. He did his BVN with UBA around 2014/2015 unknown to him that UBA gave him June date of Birth instead of July.(Day and year was correct) . Unfortunately he did not know.

Fast forward to 2018 he heard Zenith was helping with NIMC registration in Lagos, so he went to their branch in Allen armed with his Drivers Licence and Internatiinal Passport all containing the July date of Birth(The correct one).

Zenith said he must have an account with them before they can help with NIMC Registration.He opened account just because of NIMC. Fast forward to NIMC registration point inside the Bank, he filled the form and when the BVN details came up they said there was a discrepancy. Since BVN was the issue the logical thing was to go back to UBA to correct the mistake on BVN.


After some weeks he went to UBA and the error was corrected in less than 10mins(after presentation of drivers licence) and the lady said it has been rectified that in a few days time all will be alright that its a small thing.

Some weeks later he went to Zenith again for the NIMC, unfortunately the date was still same on NIMC portal despite the fact that the BVN which they source their information from had updated their records.

All this was around Sept/Oct 2018. Fastforward to 2019 my guy spent the holiday season in Abuja then it occured to him to get his NIMC again since this was their HQ.

On 03/01/19 he went to their HQ near FIRS. The lady gave him the form after fingerprint scanning which is the first thing ,so my guy told the lady his issue and the Lady said the date had not yet changed and the lady suggested that he should go and print his BVN details from his Bank and attach it to his form during the NIMC biometric capture and inform the officer so that change can be effected.

My guy ran to UBA close to WUSE Market and printed his BVN details containing the right date ,went back to NIMC collected form from thesame lady filled it , another Lady checked it and put serial no on it for capture so he can queue.

When he got to Capture and the Officer noticed the discrepancy despite the attached the BVN printout the Officer said he should go to the main hall and see a woman there.

My guy saw the woman explained to her , even showed her International Passport then the woman said its 15000.00. The woman said it was free before but that a new memo came out yesterday(02/01/19) saying 15k must be charged for date of birth corrections.

All my guy said prophetically was " we will speak to the Government" and as God will have it someone has brought this to Nairaland.

This is to confirm that what the first Poster said was nothing but the truth.

WE ARE THE ONE THAT CAN CHANGE THIS COUNTRY
AFTER ALL THE STRESS THEY SAY BRING 15K AGAIN. IS IT A SIN TO BE A NIGERIAN?

Futmx if you are good enough

Where wise discussion is scarce , avoid such arena. After all the problems we have, its body language and looks that is now important. The quality of dicourse shows the quality of the people involved. Please let us discuss intellectually enlivening things.

LIES

Futmx things.

Congratulations. You are one of the few people who educate us here.

Please a friend of mine wants to study for a diploma in french in France please what are the steps?

zeenaman:
bro, I didn't get the mail . how will I get to know my venue and time? there are two venues here. thanks

Two venues? Which state is that? Just chose one and go. You wont be the only one with that issue.

Ebi4life:
I am currently far away from the state I initially choose, and I am not presently financially buoyant to travel to the state I chose to take the screening. I am thinking of going to the centre closest to me to attend the screening. Do you think they will allow me.

just try your luck. Better than doing nothing.

RE-2018 FEDERAL ROAD SAFETY CORPS RECRUITMENT EXERCISE

This medium is to inform all applicants who applied to FRSC for recruitment into the different cadres to check their emails for updated information on the exercise.

According to a statement by the Corps Public Education Officer, Bisi Kazeem, applicants who do not receive any information through their emails before the date of the exercise are by this notice advised to report to the screening centres chosen in their application forms with the printed summary data page.

In addition, all applicants, irrespective of Cadre applied for, are to come along with the following: originals of their credentials (for sighting), 2 sets of photocopies of credentials, medical certificate of fitness, and 2 passport sized photographs.

Applicants are to also note, for the avoidance of doubt, that they are to appear in white shorts, white round neck T-shirt, canvass and socks for the screening and physical fitness exercise.

Signed:
CC Bisi Kazeem fsi
Corps Commander
Corps Pubic Education Officer
Date: 21 Sep 2018.

RE-2018 FEDERAL ROAD SAFETY CORPS RECRUITMENT EXERCISE

This medium is to inform all applicants who applied to FRSC for recruitment into the different cadres to check their emails for updated information on the exercise.

According to a statement by the Corps Public Education Officer, Bisi Kazeem, applicants who do not receive any information through their emails before the date of the exercise are by this notice advised to report to the screening centres chosen in their application forms with the printed summary data page.

In addition, all applicants, irrespective of Cadre applied for, are to come along with the following: originals of their credentials (for sighting), 2 sets of photocopies of credentials, medical certificate of fitness, and 2 passport sized photographs.

Applicants are to also note, for the avoidance of doubt, that they are to appear in white shorts, white round neck T-shirt, canvass and socks for the screening and physical fitness exercise.

Signed:
CC Bisi Kazeem fsi
Corps Commander
Corps Pubic Education Officer
Date: 21 Sep 2018.

Today Wednesday 19 September 2018 FRSC will contact those who have been shortlisted.

"In a statement released by Bisi Kazeem, Corps Public Education Officer, FRSC, he stated that applicants are advised to check their emails used for the submission of the applications on Wednesday 19 September 2018 for information on the screening and physical fitness assessment. The email information shall contain the venue, date, time of screening and required items to be taken along for the exercise.

Shortlisted applicants are to come with the summary data page earlier received and email notification slip which shall admit them to the screening venue.

Any candidate without the print out of the summary data page and notification slip for this phase of the for information on the screening and physical fitness assessment. The email information shall contain the venue, date, time of screening and required items to be taken along for the exercise. "

The Full story below:

FRSC 2018 RECRUITMENT EXERCISE: NOTIFICATION OF SCREENING AND PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT PHASE

The screening and physical fitness assessment of FRSC 2018 recruitment exercise which commenced on 28 May 2018 with the uploading of the application forms on FRSC recruitment portal is scheduled to be conducted in all State capitals from Monday 24 to Saturday 29 September, 2018.

In a statement released by Bisi Kazeem, Corps Public Education Officer, FRSC, he stated that applicants are advised to check their emails used for the submission of the applications on Wednesday 19 September 2018 for information on the screening and physical fitness assessment. The email information shall contain the venue, date, time of screening and required items to be taken along for the exercise.

Shortlisted applicants are to come with the summary data page earlier received and email notification slip which shall admit them to the screening venue.

Any candidate without the print out of the summary data page and notification slip for this phase of the exercise shall not be admitted into the screening venue

Signed:
Bisi Kazeem
Corps Commander
Corps Public Education Officer, FRSC

Ibadan Anthem

Ibadan Ilu Ori oke
Ilu Ibukun Oluwa
K’Oluwa se o nibukun
Fun Onile at’Alejo

Egbe: Eho e yo ke si gberin
Ogo f’Olorun wa Io’orun
Ibukun ti Obangiji
Wa pelu re wo Ibadan

Ibadan ilu to ngbajeji
Tiko si gbagbe omo re
Kife ara ko wa sibe
Fun Onile at’Alejo

Egbe: Eho e yo ke si gberin

Ibadan, ilu Jagunjagun
Awon to so o dilu nla
Awa omo re ko ni je
K’ola ti ogo won run

Egbe: Eho e yo ke si gberin

Mo wo lati ori oke
Bi ewa re ti dara to
B’odo re ko tile dara
Sibe o Ia Ibadan ja

Egbe: Eho e yo ke si gberin

Ibadan ilu ori oke
K’Oluwa se o nibukun
Ki gbogbo Joye inu re
Je elemi gigun fun wa

Egbe: Eho eho ke si gberin

God bless ibadan.

By Fred Iwenjora

Mrs. Olufunke Olawuanle Oladapo is a big example of a human wreck. To say she is in distress is an understatement.

I ran into the 63 years old retired teacher at a business complex in Ejigbo, a suburb of Lagos. As she circumnavigated the complex twice clutching her phone on one hand and handbag on the other, I was forced to ask what was amiss. She was looking for a lawyer urgently. She said she saw a sign post outside directing her and came into the complex.
Olufunke Olawuanle Oladapo

I directed her to one of the chambers within the compound which was under locks at the time. However, I suggested that she could take the telephone numbers displayed to contact them.

She went closer to the office but quickly turned back to me saying she could not read the letters as they were tiny even as her sights were cloudy. I offered to assist again and went closer to help her read the numbers. That was when I perceived the tension boiling inside Mrs. Oladapo. She was seething in anger, breathing too high and almost choking. I dragged a lone chair nearby and asked her to sit down first before asking why she was choking. I am not a medical doctor but I know someone who is in real agony when I see one. Here's her sorrowful and very pathetic tale.

"I don't want to bore you all with my long tale but if you are patient, you will definitely understand my sad story" she heaved a loud sigh.

"I got married to Adewale Oladapo, a civil engineering contractor at the Ijebu Ode Marriage Registry on 30th of August 1980 so it will be 38 years this August. I was a teacher at Government Technical College Idi Aba, Abeokuta at that time and he told me he just returned from Germany. We had met in 1979 through his step brother. (she brandished her marriage certificate)

A year after the marriage, my husband revealed to me that he had fathered a son when he was in class five at Ahmadiya College Ibadan with a female student of St Theresa's Ibadan. He said the woman had already remarried with other children and that the child was staying with his grandparents at FESTAC Town in Lagos.

At the time, we lived at No; 13 Akinbaye street Isolo near the Obas palace, close to Akinbaye primary school where I was a teacher. My husband was then working at Nigeria Engineering Works(NEW) Ikoyi. He was later to bring in his son Oladayo Oladapo to live with us and he was enrolled at Ire Akari school. Dayo became my son and I became popular as his mum, Iya Dayo.

I recall one Saturday morning while I was washing clothes, a post man came with a letter saying we had won a three bedroom apartment at Block 11, flat 3 Iponri Low cost estate, Surulere. We had been processing for it when Lagos state called for it. I went with my husband to inspect it. We had applied when it was advertised. We completed the acquisition process, did the interiors of the flat, furnished it and moved in. I got inter school transfer from Isolo while Dayo was later enrolled at Eric Moore High School. Some years later, while the Lagos Marketing Board was building and allocating shops at the Iponri market again we were lucky to get two allocations as both our applications were approved. My husband used his shop as office where he sold paint as well as a business center while I used mine to sell drinks.

He also later started building and later completed a 4 bedroom duplex, two 3-bedroom flats and a Boys Quarters at No 6 Adeleye close off Popoola bus stop Ago, Okota, Isolo.

TROUBLE BREWS

After many years of marriage my husband started worrying about my childlessness. Peace left the house as he complained ceaselessly. Quarrel was a daily affair

News also started flying about his involvement with another woman named Bola who later bore him a daughter Yetunde.

MORE PROBLEMS

My problems started when my husband died on November 18, 2003. It will be fifteen years this year. The first person I called when the sad event happened was Dayo, my stepson who had moved out of the house by then and he reached his uncle that is my husband's elder brother Alhaji Tunji Oladapo. They both knew he was ill before then and also joined in the care for him. Alhaji Tunji came to ask for all his documents in the house. He ransacked the house and took all documents he could reach including carrying away our generator.

He said he had exclusive rights over my brother's property because since their parents died, he was the one who raised him and sent him to school. He said since he was the one responsible for his education, he is his next of kin.

After my husband's burial at the property at Ago, Alhaji took over the management of the property. He warned the tenants of the house not to pay rent to any other one other than himself. He told Dayo and his sister Yetunde that for being the most senior, he was in charge of everything including the property at Ago until they were of age. He told them they would get allowances yearly from his management. He also put up a big NOT FOR SALE notice and went away. Yet nothing for me. He managed the system for seven years
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Realdeals:
Presidential aspirant of the AAC, Omoyele Sowore has reacted to the N10bn libel suit filed against him and Sahara Reporters at the Akwa Ibom High Court, by Mountain of Fire and Miracle Ministry (MFM), a Christian based organization in Nigeria.

In his reaction on his Facebook Page, Sowore simply dismiss the case as ”Nothing To Worry About!”, apparently considering it as non-threatening to his Presidential ambition.

He further claimed that ”Earlier this Year This Same “Pastor” And GO Olukoya Sent A UNILAG Alumni Official, Aaron Akinloye To Ask For A Meeting Between Him, The New Vice Chancellor Of UNILAG, Prof. Toyin Ogundipe And Myself, Aaron Claimed He (Olukoya) Was Doing Wonders For UNILAG And Wanted Me To Stop SaharaReporters From Negative Reporting Against Pastor Olukoya, I Refused!
I Told Aaron I am Only Interested In Meeting Prof. Ogundipe To Discuss The Unjust Rustication Of Femi Adeyeye (A Student Activist Who Was Rusticated For Two Years Over His Criticisms Of The UNILAG Senate On Facebook)
Since I Rejected A Meeting With Olukoya, The GO has Gone Bunkers Threatening Brimstone And Fire.”

See screenshot below

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Source: News Headlines

The response does not focus on the issue raised. There is no connection between the meeting and the suit.

Cost of the cabin

Best thread ever. It should be pinned on the Frontpage.

Na wa o

@deturla
with people like you, all hope is not lost for Tourism in Nigeria.

deturla:
It is really not about the size. What we should be particular about is even sustainable tourism as it is.

Have you been there?

I am not trying to speak ill of that place , just that there is need to develope that place as part of a Tourism corridor, on its own there is no big deal about it.I know what I am saying. A tour to that place should be combined with other places of interest.

A nice place.To make that place worth its visit ,they need to group Ado Awaye with other tourist attractions in close proximity. The lake is not as bigbal and awe inspiring as one thinks.

No investigation as usual. What caused it. Was it the Truck or the Bus.

Two sides to every story. Lets hear from za oda side.

Nigeria National carrier launched today 18/07/2018 in London. The new name is Nigeria Air.

Happy birthday Seun

On point

Na wa o. Poverty is a crime in this country, but who wants to be poor? No one wants to be poor but the Country is designed to impoverish most of its people unless you are ready to cut corners. There is poverty in our land and the leaders do not seem to care. Do Nigerians really want to be rich? No , they just need an environment where there is Justice, fairness and equity where a man can live a dignified life. He can cloth himself reasonably, eat good food, send his children to good schools, can buy a car if he wants and his life is secured.At least the basic things of life are guaranteed, such that if he wants to be rich he knows the environment is favourable for him and that will be his own personal hustle not a situation where the very basic things have been taken away from you.

Please what is the best subscription for BB10 on Airtel

LIST OF GERMANY/FRANCE/CHINA STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP AWARDEES (PHD)

PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT FUND (PTDF)

PTDF TOWER, PLOT 1058 MEMORIAL DRIVE, OPPOSITE SHEHU MUSA YAR’ADUA CENTRE, CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT, CADASTRAL ZONE A00, ABUJA

www.ptdf.gov.ng

AWARD OF 2018/2019 PTDF GERMANY/FRANCE/CHINA AND UK STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS

The Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) announces the release of the names of successful awardees for the 2018/2019 Germany/France/China and UK Strategic Partnership Scholarships. The recipients of the award (listed below) are those candidates who have presented the Fund with the highest academic qualifications and have been able to present a convincing case for the relevance and application of their proposed study to the Nigerian Oil and gas industry.

Admissions will be sought by the Fund on behalf of the successful candidates using their submitted credentials, but candidates may be contacted by the Fund or the relevant school to provide further information and may have to personally complete the school’s application and admissions processes.

Induction exercises, including the award ceremony and necessary documentation, are to be held at the PTDF Towers Abuja for recipients of both awards as follows:

* Induction of Germany/France/China Strategic Partnership awardees: Monday the 16th – Friday the 21st of July, 2018

* Induction of UK Strategic Partnership awardees: Monday the 30th of July – Friday the 3rd of August, 2018.

Below are the names of successful candidates.

LIST OF GERMANY/FRANCE/CHINA STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP AWARDEES (PHD)




S/NO Applicant PIN Name State Local Govt University Course
1 2657786868980174 Linda Nkechi Dennar Abia Ukwa East TU Clausthal Reservoir Engineering/Production Technology
2 8707581841181751 Pius Nnamdi Nwachukwu Abia Isiala-Ngwa north University of Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC) Environmental Sciences
3 1464665910163630 Rilwan Usman Adamawa Yola South Kiel University Renewable Energy
4 2322708240752241 Usman Tijani Alhaji Adamawa Yola North University of Lyon Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Automation
5 8441153358002118 Nnanake-Abasi Okon Offiong Akwa ibom Itu University of Lyon Chemistry; Environment; Processes
6 4351170428484891 Edidiong Idorenyin Udo Akwa ibom Nsit Atai University of Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC) Geosciences, natural resources and environment
7 5255065705772626 Chioma Joy Okereke Anambra Orumba North China University of Beijing Environmental Chemical Engineering
8 4807351063776193 Vivian Onyinyechukwu Oguadinma Anambra Idemili North University of Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC) Geosciences, natural resources and environment
9 3606283621342280 Shafiu Musa Bauchi Gamawa Changchun University of Science & Technology (CUST) Information & Communication Engineering
10 3546875672095585 Asma’u Ibrahim Gebi Bauchi Bauchi Kiel University Renewable Energy
11 1844752591393594 Gbalimene Richard Ileberi Bayelsa Southern Ijaw University of Oldenburg Renewable Energy
12 6851078376807924 Karinate Valentine Okiy Bayelsa Ekeremor University of Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC) Process Engineering
13 5175983734472892 Blessing Ogoh Benue Ohimini University of Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC) Physical and analytical chemistry
14 2922021448195781 Joseph Micheal Benue Apa University of Lyon Materials
15 9004548991077095 Hauwa Ali Mohammed Borno Gwoza Changchun University of Science & Technology (CUST) Information & Communication Engineering
16 6730245619993780 Abdulrahman Bolori Babagana Buji Borno Kaga University of Lyon Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Automation
17 7870026193177364 Ukpabio Ekpenyong Eyo Cross river Odukpani TU Clausthal Reservoir Engineering/Production Technology
18 9218719988652743 Jerome Anguel Undiandeye Cross river Obudu China University of Beijing Environmental Chemical Engineering
19 4815070657300604 Mshael Ewetotore Adje Delta Ugheli South Ludwig Maximilians University, Munich Geology and Petroleum Geology
20 8181652972009247 Elvis Obi Delta Ndokwa West University of Lyon Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Automation
21 5426435449417875 Israel Agwu Etu Ebonyi Afikpo North University of Gottingen Geology and Petroleum Geology
22 3830503682908523 Emea Okorafor Ude Ebonyi Afikpo South University of Oldenburg Renewable Energy
23 2543798085591492 Meshack Imologie Simeon Edo Etsako East China University of Geosciences, Wuhan Environmental Engineering
24 7132259503308395 Kevin Iyere Ehiosun Edo Esan West University of Lyon Chemistry; Environment; Processes
25 9789284037727227 Olajide Jonathan Adamolekun Ekiti Gboyin Ludwig Maximilians University, Munich Geology and Petroleum Geology
26 1564318100159930 Victor Oluwaferanmi Adewuyi Ekiti Ado Ekiti University of Lyon Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Automation
27 3631418409313801 Adeolu Zacchaeus Ogunleye Ekiti Gboyin University of Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC) Environmental Sciences
28 7552048954721045 Chijioke Christian Eze Enugu Igbo-Eze South University of Oldenburg Renewable Energy
29 1612989122009279 Ifeoma Gloria Edeh Enugu Nkanu East Jilin University Environmental Science and Engineering
30 8064916849667269 Gata Joseph Ayemi Fct Kuje University of Lyon Materials and process Engineering
31 9173975420276466 Yahaya Ibrahim Fct Municipal Changchun University of Science & Technology (CUST) Mechanical Engineering
32 7696744631252365 Abubakar Bakoji Muhammad Gombe Kwami Kiel University Renewable Energy
33 3640702722517027 Jamilu Salisu Gombe Gombe China University of Beijing Chemical Engineering and Technology
34 7009350029333791 Stanley Emeka Iwuoha Imo Orlu Kiel University Civil and Marine Engineering (Marine Geosciences)
35 4955484422224579 Ikenna Victor Oluigbo Imo Nkwere University of Lyon Computer Science and Mathematics
36 2858834432249473 Aliyu Makama Jigawa Hadejia University of Lyon Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Automation
37 3090815736255478 Makiyyu Abdullahi Musa Jigawa Kazaure China University of Beijing Material Science
38 5892900918288136 Nasir Baba-Ahmed Kaduna Kaduna North University of Lyon Computer Science and Mathematics
39 4107640078105647 Aishatu Abubakar Sadiq Kaduna Kaduna North University of Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC) Environmental Sciences
40 9292763672276061 Auwal Shehu Tijjani Kano Kabo University of Lyon Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Automation
41 9540108645541847 Abubakar Isa Kano Tarauni University of Lyon Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Automation
42 6698917977450815 Aminu Bugaje Iliyasu Katsina Jibiya University of Oldenburg Renewable Energy
43 3506274630004046 Musa Bishir Katsina Bakori University of Oldenburg Renewable Energy
44 1718729832627769 Abdulrahman Isah Adamu Kebbi Birnin Kebbi University of Lyon Chemistry; Environment; Processes
45 7983184276340773 Imrana Yari Abdullahi Kebbi Birnin Kebbi University of Oldenburg Renewable Energy
46 6803031520531469 Mohammed Suberu Yekini Kogi Okene Kiel University Renewable Energy
47 2073311316344588 Safuriyawu Ahmed Kogi Okene University of Lyon Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Automation
48 7112780874731794 Paul Onubi Ayegba Kogi Ibaji University of Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC) Mechanical Engineering
49 4148376612012079 David Oluwasegun Afolayan Kwara Irepodun University of Lyon Materials and process Engineering
50 4188738689112879 Abdulrahman Adebayo Olaniyan Kwara Offa University of Lyon Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Automation
51 1791839696326737 Muyideen Bolarinwa Balogun Kwara Ifelodun University of Oldenburg Renewable Energy
52 6544772622352932 Shakiru Olajide Kassim Lagos Lagos Island University of Lyon Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Automation
53 2152244008320109 Joshua Oluyinka Ajikashile Lagos Badagry University of Oldenburg Renewable Energy
54 4282052986878991 Yunusa Adamu Ugya Nassarawa Toto University of Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC) Environmental Sciences
55 5822570400071285 Abdullahi Ari Hadiza Nassarawa Keffi China University of Beijing Material Science
56 3305044290869241 Muhammad Dangana Niger Gbako Changchun University of Science & Technology (CUST) Information & Communication Engineering
57 1618452356130489 Yahaya Mohammed Niger Bida China University of Beijing Chemical Engineering and Technology
58 6427932537843241 Adetiloye Joseph Abodunrin Bamisebi Ogun Ado Odo/Ota TU Clausthal Reservoir Engineering/Production Technology
59 7564021650913147 Aderibigbe Israel Adekitan Ogun Ijebu East University of Lyon Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Automation
60 6582926684658254 Oluwakemi Esther Dare-Idowu Ondo Akure South University of Lyon Physics and Astrophysics
61 2757261520328765 Oluwafemi Adewole Adeyeye Ondo Akure South Jilin University Groundwater Science and Engineering
62 1627962017816960 Timothy Oluwatobi Tella Osun Ejigbo Ludwig Maximilians University, Munich Geology and Petroleum Geology
63 5033222218204949 Alani Adewole Olushola Osun Ayedire China University of Beijing Material Science
64 2394848691651691 Niyi Babatunde Ishola Oyo Ogbomosho North University of Lyon Materials and process Engineering
65 3772582949604158 Olawale Monsur Sanusi Oyo Ibadan South East University of Lyon Mechanical Engineering, Energetics, Civil Engineering and Acoustics
66 8508246298485805 Jamil Muhammad Nasir Plateau Jos North University of Lyon Chemistry; Environment; Processes
67 5420369194538658 Napan Augustine Dawurang Plateau Mangu Changchun University of Science & Technology (CUST) Information & Communication Engineering
68 3007058487280286 Kenule Tuador Nwigbo Rivers Khana University of Lyon Computer Science and Mathematics
69 8056896981034272 Kingsley Williams Amadi Rivers Ikwerre TU Clausthal Reservoir Engineering/Production Technology
70 9416318897529934 Nafi’u Abdulkadir Sokoto Sokoto North Kiel University Renewable Energy
71 7396607237697031 Muhammad Mukhtar Sokoto Sokoto South Kiel University Renewable Energy
72 9630020138800641 Ibrahim Onoja Pius Taraba Karim-Lamido Kiel University Civil and Marine Engineering (Marine Geosciences)
73 1595815283454460 Shondo Ngenev Josiah Taraba Gassol Kiel University Renewable Energy
74 7397863804384631 Muhammad Bello Muhammad Yobe Potiskum University of Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC) Process Engineering
75 9838554400117227 Abubakar Bello Yobe Nguru China University of Geosciences, Wuhan Oil and Natural Gas Engineering
76 4512254048868448 Sirajo Bakura Abdullahi Zamfara Bakura University of Lyon Computer Science and Mathematics
77 7552565044678174 Mohammad Maccido Usman Zamfara Maradun TU Clausthal Reservoir Engineering/Production Technology