This is notify all schools and candidates preparing for the 2017 May/June West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), that the registration has been extended to February 14, 2017 by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC).


Uploading of entries will, therefore, be allowed up to 12.00 midnight of the deadline date, when the registration portal will be shut down.


read more : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/02/waec-extends-wassce-2017-may-june.html?m=1

Ogun State House of Assembly on Tuesday passed a bill upgrading Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, MAPOLY, to Moshood Abiola University of Technology .


Adeyinka Mafe, the Majority Leader, moved the motion for the third reading of the bill during plenary in Abeokuta and was seconded by the Minority Leader, Olawale Alausa.


The bill was originally titled: “HB No. 10/OG/2017- A bill for a law to provide for the Establishment of Moshood Abiola University of Technology and for matters of Administration and Discipline of Students Connected Therewith.”


The bill is now entitled: “A Bill for a Law to Provide for the Establishment of Moshood Abiola University of Science and Technology and for Matters of Administration and Discipline of Students Connected Therewith.’’


Victor Fasanya, the Chairman, House Committee on Education, Science and Technology, moved the motion for the adoption of the committee’s report and seconded by Adejuwon Olufowobi
Presenting the report of the committee, Mr. Fasanya said that a stakeholders forum was held on the bill and the inputs of the stakeholders were put into consideration.


He described the bill as historic, adding that it would encourage the people of the state to venture into science and technology.


Suraj Adekunbi, the Speaker, ordered that the clean copy of the bills be forwarded to Governor Ibikunle Amosun for his assent.
MAPOLY has, for 37 years, diligently assisted in the upholding of educational standards and values in the country. This is evident in the quantity and quality of its graduates. Its strides in Mass Communication, Accounting, Science Laboratory Technology, Engineering, etc., has made it primus inter pares. It is often said that there is hardly any media house in the country without at least a MAPOLY Mass Communication graduate.

Engineering students of the institution over the years produced electronic ballot box, tricycle, fuel-less generator, petrol-kerosene dual generator, solar powered streetlights and lawnmower, sieving machine etc.
I strongly believe that the proposed Moshood Abiola University of Technology will join the league of top universities in and outside the shores of Nigerian.


source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/02/mapoly-to-be-upgraded-to-university.html

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) Ogbomoso chapter, on Monday stated conditions that must be met before the ongoing industrial action will finally come to an end which will see academic activities fully resume in the school.


It will be recalled that the school announced January 27th, 2017 as the reopening date of the school.


However, ASUU rejected the resumption date, declaring that it had not called off its industrial action which began on Sept. 19, 2016.


According to the chairman of ASUU LAUTECH chapter, Dr Biodun Olaniran, while the school had resumed, academic activities were yet to commence as a result of the ongoing strike.


In his words, “Government should provide an agreeable plan of defraying the indebtedness of the outstanding N7.1 billion to the university.


“They should issue a clear commitment to the settlement of arrears of sundry allowances accumulated over the years,’’ he said.


“Salary is not the real issue. Our major demand borders most on the funding of the institution.


“Internally Generated Revenue can never be a substitute to the funding of the university,’’ he said.


source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/02/lautech-ASUU-will-not-resume-academic.html?m=1

On Tuesday, January 31, the federal government while speaking through a representative in Abuja indicated that it would implement the ‘No work, No pay’ rule on polytechnic lecturers currently on strike.


Chris Ngige who is the minister of labour and employment, appealed with the lecturers involved in the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) industrial action, to suspend their 5-day warning strike.


The lecturers had embarked on the warning strike on Monday to protest non-payment of salaries among other issues.


According to NAN, Ngige said: “I wish to remind the Trade Unions that there is nothing like a “Warning Strike” in our National Industrial Relations System (NIRS)."


The minister said the strike was subject to all the rules governing strike in the world of work. Noting that Section 43 of the Trade Disputes Act, CAP. T8, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, LFN, 2004, would be applied regarding the law of “No Work No Pay’’.


He assured listeners that the FG was ready and willing to fully dialogue with the members of the union.


“The union had declared its intention to embark on a 5-day warning strike, effective from January 31, 2017.


“Government will open an unhindered channel of communication with all stakeholders and shall maintain this.
“Moreover, the Federal Ministry of Education has been discussing issues with ASUP on the concerns raised.


“Therefore, it is important for Trade Unions to embrace social dialogue in the pursuit and attainment of the economic and social interests of their members anchored on equity, natural justice and agreed procedures," he concluded.


The minister, therefore, appealed to the trade unions to embrace dialogue as the Federal Government is fully committed to peaceful resolution of all the issues at stake.


Meanwhile, only recently, President Muhammadu Buhari had to appeal to the leadership of Academic Staff Union of University (ASUU) to call off their strike, and to understand that the nation is income recession, hence the inability of his government to meet their demands.

read more : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/02/no-work-no-salary-fg-informs.html

This is to notify all new students of the university of Benin (UNIBEN) and the entire University community that the 2016/2017 Matriculation Ceremony earlier schedule to hold on Wednesday, 1st of February, 2017 has been postponed till Friday, 3rd February, 2017 at the Akin Deko Main Auditorium by 8:00am.


The school Management apologizes for any inconvenience this change might cause.


Be aware, that matriculation ceremony is the integral part of your studentship and as such attendance is necessary.


All students are expected to be seated at the main Auditorium by 8:00am fully dressed in their matriculation gown and hats.


read more : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/uniben-postpones-201617-matriculation.html?m=1

JAMB has announced it will embark on a national raid of cyber cafes, ahead of its Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).


JAMB’s Head of media and information, Dr Fabian Benjamin spoke to newsmen on Friday, January 27, in Lagos and explained that the exercise would be jointly carried out with the officials of the NSCDC.


Dr Benjamin explaining the reason for the raid said, the raid was meant to smash the operations of some syndicates who are operating cyber cafes to print fake UTME registration numbers and application documents to prospective candidates.


He also said that four suspects have already been arrested in Ekiti for printing and selling fake registration documents for the 2017 examination.


The media head said: “This development is an eye-opener that same could be happening in other parts of the country.


"We shall, in collaboration with the NSCDC, commence a national raid of all cyber cafe in the country, any moment from now.


“We will not fold our arms and watch some elements defraud Nigerians, parents in particular, who desire education for their children.


“These persons arrested in Ekiti were holed out in their cyber café, where they have been carrying out their illegal activities and had defrauded prospective candidates to the tune of over N10 million.


“We had a synergy with NSCDC, which led to the discovery of serious illegal manipulation of JAMB registration forms, numbers as well as admission letters."


The media head also warned candidates to avoid falling prey to the activities of the suspects.


“We had warned severally that we had yet to commence the sales of the 2017 registration documents, and that candidates should be patient because we are putting finishing touches to the entire examination process.


“This is because we want to tackle all the hitches that had been associated with the examination in the past years and make it almost 100 per cent hitch-free.


“As soon as this is achieved, and we are set to roll out the registration documents, we will do massive sensitisation.


“Candidates must realise that no cyber cafe is authorised to do any form of registration, as candidates who defy this warning are doing so at their own risk,’’ he said.

read more : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/jamb-nscdc-to-raid-cyber-cafes-involved.html?m=1

In coherence to the order of the Federal Government to some Nigerian institutions to desist from running programmes which is not inline with their mandates.


Below are the list of institutions that will stop offering law and accounting.


Universities of Agriculture
1. Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta (FUNAAB)
2. Federal University of Agriculture Makurdi (FUAM)
3. Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike (MOUAU)


Universities of Technology
1. Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA)
2. Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO)
3. Madibbo Adama University of Technology Yola (MAUTECH)
4. Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Ogbomoso (LAUTECH)
5. Abubakar Tafawa University of Technology Bauchi (ATBU)
6. Bells University of Technology Ota (BUT)
7. Rivers State University of Science and Technology Portharcourt (RSUST)
8. Enugu State University of Science and Technology Enugu (ESUT)
9. Kano University of Science and Technology Wudil (KUST)
10. Cross River State University of Tecnology Calabar (CRUTECH)

read more : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/list-of-13-universities-that-will-stop.html?m=1

This was made known by the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Chinedum Nwajiuba during the matriculation ceremony of the University held on Wednesday, 25th January, 2017.


The freshmen are the 5th set of students of the University. Unlike earlier matriculation ceremonies of the University, this year’s event was decentralized to faculties, with the Deans of Faculty overseeing the ceremony on behalf of the Vice Chancellor at their various faculties.


Addressing the new students, the Vice Chancellor stated: “To our freshmen, today’s matriculation ceremony marks your formal admission into the family of FUNAI- the Home of Soaring Eagles. By this event you have been officially admitted into the Federal University Ndufu-Alike Ikwo


“You have earned a place at today’s matriculation because of your impressive grades and scores in both the Senior Secondary School Examinations and the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). You should be proud of this achievement. However, you should be humbled by the fact that only a little over 1,500 of you have been given this rare opportunity out of the nearly 9,000 candidates that competed for a place at FUNAI.”


The Vice Chancellor further charged the students to avoid all manner of campus attractions and face their studies squarely to avoid regrets at the end. “You have now been given the time and chance to study in this University. Do not misuse it. Embark on rewarding activities and avoid the so called campus attraction”, he said.


Prof. Nwajiuba noted that the University was geared towards equipping students with the right skills that would make them compete favourably with their peers anywhere in the world. He further stressed that the University has zero tolerance to cultism, examination malpractice, drug abuse, prostitution, sex and money-for-marks and other social vices, advising the students to mind their studies and be of good behavior if they intend to succeed in the University.


Calling on the freshmen to avail themselves of the University facilities, the Vice Chancellor advised them to make good use of the University’s library, laboratories, medical and sports centres in order to excel in their studies and for their total development and wellbeing.


The highpoint of the matriculation ceremony was an oath of loyalty by the freshmen to abide by the University’s rules and regulations and a pledge to appreciate and cherish her ideals, as well as the signing of matriculation register at their various faculties.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/funai-matriculates-more-than-1500.html

The four schools who now join the prestigious list of past national and global awardees include: Hallel college Port-Harcourt, Oxbridge Tutorial College Lagos, Redeemer’s International School Lagos, and Start-Rite school Abuja.



The British Council International School Award started in 1999 to recognise the schools leading the way in instilling and developing a global dimension into the learning experience of all children and young people.



The schools received the prestigious award, in recognition of their work in implementing core teaching and learning skills that shape global thinking and build global citizens in the class room where learners are taught to shape the future for themselves and future generations.



The representative of British council, Louisa Waddingham in her remarks emphasised the need for educators to recognise and solve problems in innovative ways that facilitate constructive human relationships.



She added that the School Leadership programme focuses on developing essential leadership skills while uniquely applying these skills to the context of embedding an international dimension in the curriculum and ethos of a school.



Principal Consultant, Leading Learning Ltd and Former Executive Director, Corona Schools Trust Council- Folasade Adefisayo in her address; noted that the quality of teaching had significant impact on the success of a child and the society at large, irrespective of background or innate skills and talents. According to her, ‘‘the system cannot rise beyond the level of the teachers.''

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/british-council-honours-4-nigerian.html?m=1

The SIWES Orientation exercise of the Yaba College Of Technology (YABATECH), will take place at the Epe Campus on 30th January by 10am and on the 2nd of February here at the Multipurpose hall of the main campus by 8am.


The Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) is meant for all the National Diploma programmes that have been accredited by The National Board for Technical Education (NBTE).


The concerned students are to take not and comply accordingly.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/yabatech-201617-siwes-orientation.html?m=1

UNIPORT 2016/17 resumption date announced.

https://ngschoolgist.com/uniport-important-notice-on-course-registration/

Three persons suspected to be selling fake JAMB forms have been arrested by the officials of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State capital.


The suspects who described themselves as “education consultants”, were arrested at Adebayo and Secretariat Road with counterfeit JAMB forms, cell phones and laptops.


It was learnt that following complaints from concerned individuals that some outlets had begun the sale of 2017/2018 matriculation form, JAMB officials and NSCDC officers went round some cyber cafes and some arrests were made.


State JAMB Coordinator Dele Onileowo said the culprits were arrested with 20 bio-data forms bearing the names and logo of the agency with applicants’ passport photos on them.


Onileowo pointed out that the sale of JAMB forms was yet to be announced and appealed to parents, guardians and students to be wary of fraudsters.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/3-arrested-in-ekiti-state-for-selling.html?m=1

This is to notify all students of the university of portharcourt, that the school management has an announced the 2016/17 resumption date.


As approved by the university senate, at its 427th meeting (extraordinary) held on Thursday, 19 January 2017, the university of portharcourt will resume the 2016/17 academic session on Sunday, 29th of January 2017.


Lectures begins for all students ( freshfresh & returning) on Monday, 30 January 2017.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/uniport-201617-resumption-date-announced.html?m=1

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), is set to commence of sale of the 2017/2018 admission forms for Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and Direct Entry (DE).


This agreement was reached at the national headquarters of the Board in Abuja on Tuesday, January 24, after a meeting with National Examination Council (NECO), West African Examination Council (WAEC) and National Business and Technical Examination (NABTEB) to harmonize the timetable.


Dr. Fabian Benjamin, the head of media and information, in a statement said that the harmonized examination timetable, will solve problems arising from overlapping of examination dates, which has disenfranchised a lot of candidates.


“The bodies agreed that for the purpose of the 2017 UTME, JAMB will shift its examinations to allow students face WAEC, NECO and NABTEB,” he said.


In another development, Prof ishaq Oloyede, the registrar and chief executive of JAMB, has said that candidates, who wish to sit for the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination,


The registrar while speaking during a briefing in Abuja said the measure was necessary and that it is aimed at preventing examination malpractice during the UTME.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/jamb-to-commence-selling-of-2017-utme.html?m=1

Academic Fraud is any act by a student that may result in a distorted academic evaluation for that student or another. Academic Fraud in the Lagos State University include but is not limited to activities such as:


1. Plagiarism or cheating in any way;
2. Submitting work not partially or fully the student’s own, excluding properly cited quotations and references. Such work includes assignments, essays, tests, exams, research reports and theses, regardless of whether the work is written, oral or another form;
3. Presenting research data that are forged, falsified or fabricated;
4. Attributing a statement of fact or reference to a fabricated source.
5. Submitting the same work or a large part of the same piece of work in more than one course, or a thesis or any other piece of work submitted elsewhere without the prior approval of the appropriate academics (Lecturer in charge, level coordinator, departmental head etc);
6. Falsifying or misrepresenting an academic evaluation, using forged or altered supporting documents or the use such documents;
7. Taking any action aimed at falsifying an academic evaluation
The Lagos State University does not tolerate academic fraud.

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The Academic Staff Union Of Universities (ASUU), has banned the University Of Ilorin (UNILORIN) from academic and non academic activities while directing its members to boycott the activities at the institution.


ASUU disclosed this after a resolution reached at the end of its Awka National Executive Council meeting in a statement by the Chairman University of Ibadan Chapter of the union, Dr Deji Omole.


According to ASUU, this sanction was as a result of lawlessness, arbitrariness, violation of human and trade union rights as well as the persecution of loyal members.


The Chairman of the union Dr. Omole announced that the union has directed its members to boycott all Unilorin based journal, newsletters, quarterlies, adding that no article from the academic staff of the university will be approved.


He lamented that the university has continued to prevent ASUU from functioning on its campus, and also collecting check-off money forcefully from its academic staff without remitting it to the union.


The union therefore instructed all the members including those serving in private universities to comply to this new development.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/unilorin-receives-sanctions-from-ASUU.html?m=1

The university of Abuja, matriculated 3900 student into the school for the 2016/17 session.


During the speech of the vice Chancellor, Prof. Michael U. Adikwu, advised the 3900 matriculated student to seize the opportunity provided by the academic environment to prepare themselves for the task of nation building.


He mentioned that Nigeria is passing through some hard times, which included the incidents of youth unemployment and therefore urged students to rise to the challenge by being creative from day one in the university.


He advised the students to shun vices cultism, examination malpractices, truancy, and extremism in whatever guise and be self-disciplined as that's what is needed for a serious academic pursuit

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/uniabuja-matriculates-3900-fresh.html?m=1

We hereby inform all 2016 Batch ‘B’ Stream II prospective corps members,that the management of the Nation youth service corps (NYSC), has announced the opening date for the "Printing of call-up letters" portal.


The portal has been scheduled to open on 19th January 2017.

Prospective Corps Members that did not make payment during online registration are to start collection of the Call-up Letters from their respective institutions of graduation from Friday, 20th January, 2017.


Prospective corps members are required to login the portal to print out their call-up letters


How to print "call-up letters"


1. Go to NYSC portal at http://portal.nysc.org.ng
2. Login with your registered email and password.


3. Click on ‘Print Call Up Letter’ link to access and print your call-up letter.


In addition, all Prospective Corps members MUST present medical certificate from a government or military hospital showing their health status before they will be registered and admitted for the Orientation course.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/how-to-print-nysc-call-up-letter-2016.html?m=1

If you are one of those mobilized for the 2016 Batch B stream II orientation course, here are some important things you need to know.


1. Prospective corps members that did not make payment during online registration will begin collection of their call-up letters in their institutions from January 20.


2. For those who made payment, online printing of call-up letters starts January 19.


3. Academic credentials and other documents uploaded during the online registration must be presented by prospective corps members at the orientation camp for verification.


4. Registration/verification exercise begins on January 24 and will end at midnight of January 25.


5. All prospective corps members must present medical certificate from a government or military hospital before they will be registered and admitted for the orientation course.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/nysc-orientation-five-important-notice.html?m=1

The Vice Chancellor of the Federal University Ndufu-Alike Ikwo (FUNAI), Ebonyi said the University has zero tolerance to cultism, examination malpractice, prostitution, drug abuse, academic laziness and other unwholesome bahaviours.


The Vice Chancellor made this known while addressing the newly admitted students of the University during an orientation programme organized to lead them through the dynamics of University administration and to prepare them for life at the institution.


Represented by his Deputy, Prof. Sunday Elom, the Vice Chancellor congratulated the fresh students for meeting the standard required to gain admission into the University in the midst of thousands of other prospective candidates.

The Vice-Chancellor admonished them to take their studies seriously because their academic success counts from the first day of their resumption in the university, noting that FUNAI does not condone ‘cultism, exam malpractice, prostitution, drug abuse, laziness and any form of criminality.’


Prof. Nwajiuba further enjoined the freshmen to make good use of the opportunity the University has afforded them by being hard working and law abiding to the University rules and regulations, advising them to make God the centre of their lives, for without Him they might not be able to go far in life.


Earlier the Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Charles Okolie had told the fresh students to count themselves lucky to have been among the few that were deemed qualified to be admitted into the University, noting that they could not have been in a better place as the University is highly rated within and outside the country. He further informed them about the various facilities the University has provided for their comfort while on campus, advising them to ensure they take adequate care of it because they would be held responsible for any willful damage of the University property.


The highpoint of the 2-day event was the presentation of talks on different topics all geared towards informing and educating the students on their rights and obligations to the University as well as what they need to do in order to excel in their various disciplines.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/funai-has-no-tolerance-for-cultism-and.html?m=1

The two female student who graduated with grade points of 5.0, from the University Of Lagos, Miss Taiwo Bankole, 22 and Miss Oyindamola Omotuyi 21, has confirmed that truly, what a man can do, a woman can do even better.


Omotuyi who hails from Ondo state studied System Engineering while Bankole from Lagos state studied Cell Biology and Genetics.


It was learnt that both were members of Redeemed Campus Fellowship, (RCF)


In an interview with newsmen, the two girls revealed the secret behind their success.
According to Omotuyi, she got the inspiration to read from her father who she said reads all night.


She went ahead to disclose that she initially was not a brilliant student. But got the determination to work hard after so many failures.

On the social front, Omotuyi mentioned she never had a boyfriend as she understood that there is time for everything and spend most of her time with female friends and fellowship members and sometimes watch movies.


She said that she is currently waiting for her NYSC but if God permits, she will go for her master. She encourages students desiring her kind of achievement to go for it stating that any one can achieve it.


On her own part, Taiwo Bankole admitted that she didn't find it rosy as she failed UTME the first time and had to go for a diploma programme which later gained her admission into UNILAG.


According to her, she never knew that she could graduate with a first class but midway, she noticed that her GPA was sound enough and that was when she started aspiring to finish with a first class.

And she took the step by reading for 6
hours everyday.


Just like Omutoyi, Bankole also said she never had a boyfriend but mingled with female pals and casual male friends and also watch movies at times.


According to her, she would like to go for Masters in Genetics.


She further advised students to work hard and never lose focus.

source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/pictures-of-two-unilag-graduates-with.html?m=1

UNIPORT 2016/2017 part - time supplementary admission list released

http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/uniport-20162017-part-time.html

JAMB has now concluded plans to fix the dates for the 2017 UTME. This was made known today by The Head, Media and Information of the board, Dr Fabian Benjamin.
Members of the JAMB board have been scheduled to meet with board members of WAEC, NECO and NABTEB on Tuesday, 17th January, to find suitable dates for the 2017 UTME.



Remember that the new JAMB CBT no longer holds in one day, and may require up to 2 weeks to fully test all candidates, who apply for the exam. This meeting will therefore help avoid clashes in exam dates for other exam bodies, a problem experienced in previous exams.


According to Mr. Fabian, this is the final preparation required before the Sale of 2017 UTME Registration Forms can commence.


Were therefore hope that another press briefing will be conducted just after the meeting on 17th January, to reveal the possible 2017 UTME Exam Dates, and when sale of registration forms will commence.


source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/jamb-to-meet-waec-neco-to-decide-2017.html?m=1

This is to inform our students, their parents and guardians as well as the entire Federal University, Ndufu-Alike Community that the 2016/2017 Matriculation ceremony of our University is scheduled to hold on Wednesday, 25th January, 2017.


Unlike previous matriculation ceremonies, Management has decided that this session’s events will be Faculty-based.


Consequently, all Faculties are to organize their respective programmes at approved designated places within the University environment simultaneously


Deans and Faculty Officers of various Faculties should please take note and act accordingly.

Please be properly guided.


http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/funai-announces-20162017-matriculation.html?m=1

The NYSC management notifies all corps members that efforts are been made together with the Ministry of Finance and the Office of the Accountant-General to iron out the issues of the delay of the December 2016 allowance.


The management expresses their regrets on the delay of the allowance and have assured all members of a positive result.


All members are to be patient with the management, as efforts are been made


source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/nysc-notice-to-corps-members-on-dec.html?m=1

The management of ondo state university of science and technology, has expelled some students from the varsity without formalities.


This was only posted on the school website
" The public is hereby notified that the following students whose pictures are positioned against their
names have been expelled from the University as indicated below. They are therefore advised to stay away totally from the University premises."


source : http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/osustech-expels-4-studentssuspends-16.html?m=0

List of 13 universities that will stop offering law and accounting


http://www.ngschoolgists.com/2017/01/list-of-13-universities-that-will-stop.html?m=0

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This is to notify the general public, that the Nigerian army has released the shortlisted names of candidates for 2016 76th Regular Recruits Intake (RRI) for tradesmen/women and non-tradesmen/women pre-screening examination.
You are adviced to check your status to ensure if you shortlisted or not
To check status
Visit http://narecruitment.org/
Input your email address and password to login and proceed to see status.
Or Search for your state of origin under ‘Shortlist’ and download the pdf file to access your status.
1. Pre-Screening Examination will hold on January 7, 2017 nationwide in the centres published below. Shortlisted candidates are to attend the Pre-Screening Examination at the centre they had chosen when completing the application form.
2. Candidates that participated in the Pre-Screening Examination are to check this website on January 15, 2017 for the list of successful candidates for the Zonal screening exercise.


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