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jelraj:
Does anybody have any idea, whether training is still going on?

Philipmighty:
I'm not here to drag with you sir go and make your verification then u come bk here and tell us..
I have many of them there as my friends so they do tell me alot of things

ugo4u:
Ok sir!
So SSC and RC will do POP at different times abi? and the president will come to NDA twice abi? Lol! Ask those your many friends again if SSC and RC do different POPs then come back here and tell us.
I sha want to believe you know DSSC is different from SSC.

LegendHero:
Spread across categories like finance, tech, art, and sports, it features 30 young entrepreneurs in Africa who are innovating their respective industries.

Every year, Forbes Africa releases a list of top 30 under 30 young Africans who are doing amazing things for themselves and for their community.

This year wasn’t any different and the publication released names of 30 Africans sourced from four categories featuring 30 in each: Business, Technology, Creatives and Sports.

Nigeria makes up the majority of honorees in the list, shedding light on the entrepreneurial and can-do spirit of the young people in the country.

South Africa and Botswana had four of their young entrepreneurs on the list. Ghana had three young people while Uganda had two of its young entrepreneurs on the list.

Cameroon, Malawi, Tanzania, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Morocco, Sudan and Ivory had one young entrepreneur making the list.

Here are the Nigerians on this year’s list:
1. Florence Otedola (DJ Cuppy), 27, DJ, Founder and Director, Red Velvet Music Group
Industry: Entertainment

2. Oluwatosin Ajibade (Mr Eazi), 28, Musician and Founder, emPawa Africa
Industry: Entertainment

3. Patrick Okorie (Patoranking), 29, Musician
Industry: Entertainment

4. Tracy Batta, 29, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer, Smoothie Express
Industry: Food and Beverage

5. Olajumoke Oduwole, 29, Founder and CEO and Senior Web Developer, KJK Communication Limited
Industry: Tech / software development

6. Swanky Jerry, 28, Founder, Chief Creative Officer, Swanky Signatures
Industry: Fashion

7. Davies Okeowo, 29, Co-founder and CEO, Enterprise Hill and Competence Africa
Industry: Business Development

8. Maryam Gwadabe, 29, Founder and CEO, Blue Sapphire Hub
Industry: ICT

9. Asisat Oshoala, 25,Footballer
Industry: Sports

Source: https://www.pulse.ng/bi/lifestyle/nigeria-tops-forbes-30-under-30-list-for-2020-dj-cuppy-mr-eazi-patoranking-among-the/6n755cs

RuggedmamaTee:
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Hamza05:
Hello guys I’m currently a lawyer with plans of going for a post graduate program in the NDA. I’ll like to know my chances of joining the Nigerian army after completion of the Programme. Your inputs will be appreciated, thanks.

Adelion:
Post them here sir....lets have a glance�

Prospect048:
Currently, all training in academy is on a standby mode, meaning that they didn't release them but they paused their activities.

ELJC:
They have to go home o, corona no be joke

ugo4u:
Yes, people came with powerful connections but I can boldly tell you that some got it without knowing anyone, at least I personally know of one who is currently in Jaji.

As for certification courses if you can get them fine but based on what I saw nobody send your certification. I met a lady that studied history education and her course wasn't even advertised. No disturb yourself for anything, but sha make attempt it might come handy in the future

explosiveskull:
That is true my brother, one of my pals who succeeded in SSC course 44 was withdrawn from camp three months into training cos they redid the medical checkup and he had high blood pressure, now we met again in DSSC course 25, he was runsing SSC and DSSC with double registration, he was successfully shortlisted both in SSC and DSSC, but was later again withdrawn from camp in jaji cos someone ratted him out that he did double registration. Some things are inexplicable cos that guy did it cos he was passionate and desperate to join the army, this time around we are getting ready with everything and blocking any loophole that will jeopardize our chances and you too should be cos victory is from God alone.
Imagine my connection actually sent my details to the board president but still I wasn't successful.
Many things are going underground after the interview and one needs their connection to keep working even after the interview cos I feel the board president and secretary might not have much power after the interview.
How are doing bro?

explosiveskull:
Oga of you know the kind connection these people carry come, na remote one, no underate anyone for that DSSC interview, am telling you the connection was fierce but most of them were matured and never exposed themselves.

jelraj:
Please I'm willing to make a deal
If there is anybody here who can help into the next Nigeria armed force (Dssc or SSC Navy, airforce, army) intake or the Nigeria customs.

Or even any good federal government paying job.

I'm willing to forfeit my 70% of my salaries for up to 8months if possible.

Please I need help, I have nobody or connect I'm stranded n need something to do before I lost it.

8months please.
You can mail me or call my number zero 8 one eight eight one 8 four 5 two 9

Emarc16:
3 people have been called already from my state. they joined up February 20th. info is that our phones should be turned on from defense headquarters. even yesterday we got update (pictures) of our guys in training.

iamwarrified:
Less than 300 resumed, more than 270 passed out. Most of your comments here are false or exaggerated. I don't know where you get your info from but they are misleading. I have not heard of a course in the history of NDA that 100 cadets didnt pass out due to one or two issues.
Why don't cadets pass out. 1) Indiscipline cadet gets charged and a level of indiscipline can make that cadet get withdrawn or dismissed for SSC, for regulars they can be relegated 2) fake or forged credentials 3) medical issue 4) Death. Now calculate these factors, how possible is it that a course will have 25 each of these esp since we are talking about SSC that's 9months??

iamwarrified:
Mad oo but no truth in this.

MrSuama:
Haba, 100!

MUTERIKA:
my thought exactly, going with the rumour of course 46 training for 18 months. I don't think form will be advertised this year.

By the way, Kodack and Shobroy, did they make the list. Shobroy is a fellow state man from the same local government.

MUTERIKA:
Been on this thread since 2016. Now, am through with my degree, waiting to go for youth service next month, God willing. Probably one of the next applicants. The dream is getting closer and the path, nearer.

Victory is from God alone.

explosiveskull:
If ones waec has the wrong date of birth, how do one correct it in case he is to register for the army when they start recruiting?

Blueelf:
This statement is quite callous even from a jocular standpoint

yetundetanwa:
Guyz...
I don’t know how true this is...
Someone just called me awhile ago saying they’re doing replacement SSC of some candidates that presented fake document.
After the taking and all...he requested for #20,000.
How true is this...hope they aren’t 419.?

Tundexi:
Thought people say if connect dey, Medical no matter