₦airaland Forum

Omowunmi14:
About the screening and exam today. The screening started late because we were asked to buy and print things we weren't told before. The screening started around 11am and exam commenced immediately batch after batch.
For undergraduate and postgraduates, you need two copies of all what they requested

danielnewton:
pls for those that was not selected in Npower first batch...pls let form our whatsapp group chat....add me when the group is formed-08100173503....so info may be pass concern the batch 2

Esji80:
The Presidency has said that 200,000
graduates employed as teachers, agriculture
and health workers will resume work on
December 1.
The Senior Special Assistant to the Vice
President on Media and Publicity, Laolu
Akande, said in a statement on Sunday that
the names of the graduates selected two
weeks ago had been sent to states and the
Federal Capital Territory for deployment.
He said state governments and the FCT were
encouraged to post the names of the
successful first batch applicants in their local
government areas pending further public
announcements.
He said: "Between now and the end of the
month, the states and the FCT would be
engaged in deploying the graduates who
would formally start working and earning
their stipends on December 1, 2016."
Akande explained that of the 200,000 first
batch, 150,000 of them would teach, 30,000
would work in the agricultural sector and
20,000 in healthcare delivery.
He said the Federal Government
congratulated and encouraged them to take
the opportunity seriously by learning the
skills that would brighten their future,
adding that they were implored to serve
their communities with commitment and
dedication.
According to him, there is a waiting list for
those yet to be selected, based on the total
number of applicants.
Akande stated: "All together, the N-Power
will engage and train 500,000 young
unemployed graduates. It's a paid
volunteering programme of a 2-year
duration that engages graduates in their
immediate communities where they'll assist
in improving the inadequacies in the
education, health and agriculture sectors.
The 500,000 graduates under the N-Power
Corps programme will be trained in skills
that'll enable them exit after two years to
economically viable job and business
opportunities. As part of the programme,
the participants will own tablets that'll
contain information necessary for their
specific engagements as well as information
for their continuous training and
developments.
"Participants will be provided with teaching,
instructional and advisory solutions in 4
main focus areas, and will be paid a monthly
stipend of N30,000 during the programme.
The 4 main focus areas are in basic
education, agriculture extension services,
public health and community education
(civic and adult education). Besides the N-
Power programme for undergraduates,
there are other schemes for non-graduates.
These are: N-Power Knowledge, which
would select 25,000 young Nigerians and
N-Power Build 75,000 all of whom shall be
trained and paid during the duration of the
scheme." source: http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/200-000-graduates-resume-work-dec--buhari/172487.html

tzipporah:
how soon?

bosssss:
My FCSC APPLICATION FORM (PRINTED)