Buhari govt begins recruitment into NSCDC [SEE HOW TO APPLY]

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The Civil Defence, Fire, Immigration and Prisons Board, CDFIPB, has announced the commencement of recruitment into the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC.

A statement signed by the Secretary of CDFIPB and posted on NSCDC Facebook page said the recruitment would be in six categories.

It directed applicants to commence their online registration from 10th August 2019 to 7th September 2019.

The statement also directed qualified candidates on how to apply.

The statement entitled: “Recruitment into the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps” reads in full:

The Civil Defence, Fire, Immigration and Prisons Board (CDFIPB) is inviting applications from suitably qualified candidates for full time appointments to fill existing vacancies in the following positions in the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps;

*MEDICAL AND HEALTH SERVICES*

*CATEGORY A: Superintendent Cadre*

Superintendent of Corps (SC) Medical Doctors, CONMESS 02

Superintendent of Corps(SC) Dentist CONMESS 02

Superintendent of Corps(SC) Optometrists CONMESS 02

Applicants must be holders of M.B.B.S; M.D; M.D.S; or equivalent from recognized universities.

*CATEGORY B: Inspectorate Cadre*

Inspector of Corps (IC) Nursing CONHESS 07.

Applicants must be registered Nurses (RN), Registered Midwives (RM) or Registered Nurses/Midwives (RNM) obtained from recognized institutions.

Assistant Inspector of Corps (AIC) CONPASS 06.

Applicants must be holders of Diploma in Community Health, Medical Records, Pharmacy, Food and Nutrition, Health Education, Health Information Management, Laboratory, Environmental Technician and other Health/Medical related fields.

*CATEGORY C: Assistant (CAII) CONPASS 04*

Applicants must be holders of Certificate in Community Health, Medical Records, Pharmacy, Food and Nutrition, Health Education, Health Information Management, Laboratory, Environmental Technician and other Health/Medical related fields.

*GENERAL DUTY*

*CATEGORY A: Superintendent Cadre*

Assistant Superintendent of Corps II (ASCII) CONPASS 08

Applicants must be holders of first degree from recognized Universities in the following areas:
Humanities, Social Science, Psychology, Estate/ Town Planning, Public Health, Food Sciences, Social Works, Security, Criminology and Operational Research etc.

*CATEGORY B: Inspectorate Cadre*
i. Senior Inspector of Corps (SIC), CONPASS 08

Applicants must be holders of Higher National Diploma (HND) Certificates obtained from recognized institutions.

ii Inspector of Corps (IC)

Applicants must be holders of NCE or its equivalent in any field from recognized institutions or holders of Registered Nurses (RN), Registered Nurses/Midwives (RNM) obtained from recognized institutions.

*Assistant Inspector of Corps (AIC)*

Applicants must be holders of National Diploma (ND) obtained from recognized Polytechnics/institutions, or holders of certificates in Community Health, Pharmacy and Health Education.

*CATEGORY C: Assistant Cadre*

i. Corps Assistant (CAII) CONPASS O4

GCE Ordinary level, SSCE/NECO or their equivalents with minimum of five (5) credits in not more than two (2) sittings, which should include at least English and Mathematics.

ii. Corps Assistant (CAIII) CONPASS 03

Applicants must be holders of GCE ordinary level, SSCE/NECO or their equivalents with a minimum of three credits in not more than two (2) sittings, which include at least English or Mathematics or Trade Test Grade III. (Artisans, Motor Driver, Mechanics, Auto Electricians, Plumbers, Carpenters, Masons, etc).

*DRIVERS/MECHANICS*

“Assistant Cadre:-*

Corps Assistant (CAII) CONPASS 04

Applicants must be holders of Trade Test Grade II. ( Motor Drivers, Mechanics, Auto Electricians, etc).

Corps Assistant (CAIII) CONPASS 03

Applicants must be holders of Trade Test Grade III. (Motor Drivers, Mechanics, Auto Electrician, etc )
Note: National Driver’s License is required for all prospective drivers.

*ARTISANS*
Assistant Cadre:-
Corps Assistant (CAII) CONPASS 04

Applicants must be holders of Trade Test Grade II. (Artisans, Plumbers, Carpenters, Masons, etc)

Corps Assistant (CAIII) CONPASS 03

Applicants must be holders of Trade Test Grade III. (Artisans, Plumbers, Carpenters, Masons, etc)

“METHOD OF APPLICATION*

Application must be Online.
Candidates are expected to log into the website www.cdfipb.careers ,fill and submit the application form online. Candidates are advised to print out the Referee forms which must be duly completed for submission during screening.

Candidates should NOTE that multiple applications will automatically be disqualified.

*SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION*

Applications should be submitted online within four (4) weeks from the date of this publication from 10th August 2019 to 7th September 2019.

*STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE RECRUITMENT*

Applicants must be Nigerian by birth.
Applicants must possess the requisite qualifications and certificates. Any certificate or qualification not presented and accepted at the recruitment center shall not be accepted after the recruitment.

Applicants must be fit and present certificate of medical fitness from recognized Government Hospitals.
Applicants must be of good character, and must not have been convicted of any criminal offence.

Applicants must not be members of a secret society, Cult or Drug Addict etc.
Applicants must not have been involved in any financial embarrassment.

Applicants must be between the ages 18 and 30 years
Applicants height must not be less than 1.65m for males and 1.60m for females.
Applicants chest measurement must not be less than 0.87 for men.

Computer Literacy will be an added advantage

*APPLICATION*

*CANDIDATES SHOULD NOTE THAT THIS APPLICATION IS ABSOLUTELY* FREE.

*CLOSING*

All applications are expected to be completed and submitted within four (4) weeks from the date of publication.

2019 Recruitment: Nigeria Police releases list of shortlisted candidates, screening date

The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has finally released a list of candidates shortlisted for its 2019 recruitment.

This was disclosed on the official website of the Police Service Commission (PSC).

The force advised shortlisted candidates to check their email accounts to confirm that they have been shortlisted for the screening exercise and also to confirm the date, venue and time for screening.

According to the PSC, the screening of shortlisted applicants for recruitment into the Nigeria Police Force as Constables will begin on Monday, July 1, 2019, in the 36 States of the federation and the Federal capital territory Abuja, Nigeria’s capital.

The statement reads: “The screening of shortlisted applicants for recruitment into the Nigeria Police Force as Constables will begin on Monday, July 1, 2019, in the 36 States of the federation and the Federal capital territory Abuja.

“Already letters of invitation to successful applicants are currently being sent to the email accounts used by applicants when they applied.

“Applicants are required to check their email accounts to confirm that they have been shortlisted for the screening exercise and also to confirm the date, venue and time for screening.

“All relevant information concerning the recruitment exercise are contained in the letters of invitation.

“Applicants are also advised to check for their names and other relevant information in their respective State Police Command, Police Service Commission website; www.psc.org.ng 

5 Best tips to Make Money with FACEBOOK

There are 175 million people who use Facebook every day. If you are one of these people then it is time to do something productive while you check your friends’ status or while uploading a photo.  Because of the large number of users in Facebook, this makes this a great site to make money online. All you need is a Facebook account (and products to sell if you want to earn more) to start making money with your Facebook account. Of course some of these tips require other things besides a Facebook account. But we’re certain these will be helpful.

1. One way of earning money through Facebook is by some applications. You can earn money for every sign up, download or watching of videos in these applications. However, we must be careful in choosing the application that we should entrust our details to. Some of these apps are just after your email address, which can be sold. There are also some apps that will list sites where you can find online jobs, legit or not? You be the judge.

2. Another way to make money on Facebook is by promoting a site with an affiliate program. You can posts links to these sites on your Facebook page, and once your friends click the links and fulfill the provider’s criteria, then you earn money. A few sites that have affiliate programs are Freelancer.com, Amazon.com and ebay. There are a lot of websites that offer this program so you won’t have a hard time finding them.

3. You can also use your Facebook account to direct traffic to your blog. Since there are millions of users in Facebook it is a great place for you to advertise your blog or website. The best way to do this is to create a page that has the same name as your website/blog, then display excerpts of posts that are in your site or teasers, then invite as many friends as you can to your Facebook page. If they get interested with the content then they will look at your website to read some more, this means more traffic for your site. More traffic more clicks on ads, more money for you. Plus if they recommend/liked/shared your Facebook page then there is a possibility of more readers and clickers for you. Doesn’t that sound exciting?

4. If you have a business, online or otherwise, then Facebook is a great spot to market your goods and services. Just post flattering photos of your products with tantalizing descriptions, then bingo your business will be booming in no time.  Just remember to value your customers trust and reciprocate with good customer service so that you will have a lot of happy clients, which in turn would give you more clients.

5. Lastly you can use your Facebook page to advertise your google adsense/adwords. This is a good way to earn more money from your adsense account, as advertising with Facebook will help you reach more people.

Just follow these tips and be sure to tell us about your experience with them. We are certain that these will help boost your monetary earnings, as well as gaining you new friends from all over the world.

Post UTME : Universities Selling Forms.

• Niger Delta University – NDU Post UTME – 2019/2020.
• Taraba State University – TSU Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• KolaDaisi University – KDU Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Alex Ekwueme Federal University Ndufu-Alike – FUNAI Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Federal University of Technology Owerri – FUTO Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Umaru Musa Yar’adua University – UMYU Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Olabisi Onabanjo University – OOU Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Abia State University – ABSU Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• University of Calabar – UNICAL Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Ignatius Ajuru University of Education – IAUE Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Ambrose Alli University — AAU Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Tai Solarin University of Education — TASUED Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Kwara State University – KWASU Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Edo University Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Pan-Atlantic University – PAU Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Adeleke University Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Evangel University Akaeze (EUA) Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Bingham (ECWA) University Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Wesley University Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Crawford University Post-UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Godfrey Okoye University – GOUNI Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Crescent University – CUAB Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Afe Babalola University – ABUAD Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Anchor University Lagos – AUL Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Igbinedion University Okada – IUO Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Nile University of Nigeria – NUN Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Ajayi Crowther University- ACU Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Bells University of Technology – BUT Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Covenant University Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Bowen University Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Landmark University – LMU Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Elizade University Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Babcock University Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Edwin Clark University – ECU Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Nigeria Police Academy – NPA Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Nigerian Defence Academy – NDA Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.

Post UTME : Polytechnics/Monotechnics Selling Forms.Federal Polytechnic Nekede Owerri (FPNO) Post UTME 

• Federal Polytechnic Nekede Owerri – Nekede Poly Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic – Akwa Ibom Poly Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Nigerian Army Institute of Technology and Environmental Studies – NAITES Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Federal Polytechnic Ilaro – Ilaro Poly Post UTME F0rm – 2019/2020.
• Auchi Polytechnic – Auchi Poly Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Federal Polytechnic Ede – EdePoly Post UTME – 2019/2020.
• Crown Polytechnic Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology Vom – FCAHPTVOM Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital (UITH) School of Health Information Management – UITH Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• University of Benin Teaching Hospital, UBTH School of Health Information Management — UBTH Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• OAU Teaching Hospitals Complex School of Health Information Management – OAUTHC Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• University of Uyo Teaching Hospital (UUTH) School of Health Information Management – UUTH Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Nigerian Institute of Journalism – NIJ Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Ogun State College Of Health Technology – OSCOHTECH Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.
• Delta State College of Health Technology Post UTME Form – 2019/2020.

The JAMB cut-off mark tragedy

There can be no good sounding in the recent announcement of very low cut-off marks in Nigeria’s most important grading examination, the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. The entire occasion reminds one of the Yoruba word, “ijamba”, which sounding like JAMB, the acronym of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, means something tragic.

The slash reflects nothing short of failure in the country’s educational sector. The examination recorded very woeful scores but it is not sufficient to lay claim to this as the entire reason for the cut-off reduction.

Upon hearing the announcement from JAMB slashing the cut-off marks as low as 140 for some tertiary institutions, the first question was to ask if they now grade the exam over 300 as opposed to 400 it used to be.

This situation only reflects that the desire to make educational attainment has disappeared in today’s Nigeria and has been replaced by a combination of bad educational policies and a deficient teaching and learning process.

While there are insinuations that the scores were reduced to accommodate a part of the country where there is seeming educational disadvantage and low scores so that people in those regions can access tertiary education, it still remains the case that the scores are a shame and there is no reputable examination anywhere in the world where a pass mark comes down so low.

Some argue that the cut-off reduction would encourage admission into courses where many candidates do not show interest and others suggest that the reduction would encourage private universities as they would be able to admit from the pool of low-scoring candidates.

However, for both instances, the purpose of an examination is defeated when the passing score has been dragged down below the surface.

Is JAMB telling the candidates who are preparing for the next examination that with a score of 140, they can still gain admission?

Does this reduction not erode totally the desire of the next set of candidates to score high marks and compete for the best slots?

Why should the official cut-off for a major examination that determines access to tertiary education come so low?

Why should anyone wonder when the best Nigerian university is ranked 800 and below in the world?

If the cut-off to gain admission comes so low and far below average, why should the world not view those in the institutions as simpletons and the entire university system only fit for the least positions in the universal ranking?

What good impression of a nation’s educational system can be given with very low admission cut-off into her tertiary institutions?

Examinations are designed as a form of assessment to show how well a candidate or student understands the syllabus. At the same time, it serves the function of population control to ensure only those who have distinguished themselves through the exams can proceed further. The purpose of an examination is therefore defeated when you can only pass it with a fail. The pass mark has come as low as 40 per cent.

The cause of mass failure is not far-fetched. It is found in the apparent conditions of the public schools in the country and the little motivation of candidates to face their academics as it appears education does not even guarantee daily bread.

In Nigeria, before gaining admission into a tertiary institution, a candidate has to take the UTME.  The nature of this exam, as the qualifying test for the entire nation into tertiary education, ensures that the nation should instead encourage high performance among candidates and not pat low performance on the head by slashing the cut-off marks.

There is a need for an official release from JAMB on why the score has come so low. Of course, its recent remittances into the federal coffers are commendable. But how do you remit money into the coffers of government while remitting failures into her universities? This is handing Nigeria a poisoned chalice.

Some are deceived that first generation universities and other prestigious institutions will stick to high scores. However, they often end up admitting those with very low scores ahead of those with higher scores since the cut-off has been officially reduced so drastically to qualify even the low-scoring candidates.

Thus, those who can pay enough may be able to buy the slots ahead of those who could score enough even in the universities where the cut-off appears higher on paper than the JAMB cutoff.  Since the cut-off is the standard, it is not impossible to still admit using it while beaming the use of higher scores to the public.

This JAMB tragic cut-off encourages in great ways corruption in the admission process. The danger in the cut-off reduction is that it further paves the way for admission racketeering as several would be able to gain admission ahead of those with higher scores once they make the cut-off and can produce the needed cash to see them through the rest of the admission process.

UPDATED: JAMB releases results of 1.7m candidates, blacklists 116 centres for malpractices

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board has released the results of 1,792,719 candidates out of the 1,886,508 who sat for the 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculations Examinations in April.

Announcing the results in Abuja on Saturday, the JAMB Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, said 34,120 results were withheld, including the results of 15,145 candidates which were being further clarified  as ‘identical twins and siblings.’

He explained further that 59,667 candidates were absent during the exams.

Oloyede stated, “A total of  1,826,839 sat for the UTME. Today, we are releasing the results of 1,792,719 candidates.

“Some 34,120 results are being withheld, including the results of 15,145 candidates being further clarified  as identical twins and siblings.”

The board stated that the UTME, which was conducted between April 11 and 17, 2019 across the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, was painstaking, describing it as a success story.

The JAMB registrar disclosed that 116 exam centres had been blacklisted, including a Computer-based Test centre in Akokwa in Delta State which bribed exam officers with N1.7m.

“We have recovered the payment voucher and the concerned staff are being investigated,  but they claimed that they received the bribe because their lives were in danger,” Oloyede stated.

He noted that the exams recorded multiple registrations, pointing out that a candidate, for instance, registered 23 times for the examination.

Oloyede said, “A total of 116 centres have been de-listed or suspended. Out of this number, 18  have been sanctioned by the Governing Board of JAMB with suspension for between one and three years for registration-related misconduct.”

He directed candidates to send ‘RESULT’ to the short code, 55019, on their handsets, or  they can visit "CELESTIAL COMPUTERS TYOWANYE" to check their result online.

JAMB Result for 2019 is Out – How to Check JAMB Result Online

Finally, the Jamb result for candidates that wrote JAMB this year is out, and all participants can now check their scores using this guideline!

According to information shared on the school portal, the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) wishes to notify parents, Guardians and especially all candidates, who sat for the 2019 JAMB Result, that the UTME board has released the results of candidates, who wrote the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) early this month.

Important: How To Obtain Original JAMB RESULT

Using this medium, the UTME board urges all candidates who participated in the UTME examination this 2019, to visit the JAMB portal and use their JAMB registration number or registered email addressed to check their JAMB score.

CLICK HERE and Drop your Registration Number in the Comment box to get your UTME JAMB Result.

How to Check JAMB Result for 2019

1. The first step is to visit the JAMB result checking portal at http://www.jamb.org.ng/eFacility/CheckUTMEResults.
2. When it loads up, you are required to type in your JAMB Registration Number/Email Address in the blank box as shown below.

How is how the Official JAMB Portal for Checking result looks like. This image gives you a descriptive guide on how to easily and quickly check JAMB result 2019.

3. After typing in your Reg. Number or Email Address which you used during registration correctly, simply click on ‘Check My Results’.

Finally, take note that the JAMB portal will ONLY load your result if it’s ready and has been uploaded online.

All participants do have several options for checking their scores. You can either choose to log into your JAMB profile to check their JAMB result, or use your jamb registration number and check your scores.

To check Your JAMB Result, USE This Guidelines Here → CHECK JAMB CBT ScoreOR use the JAMB online result checker page for 2019

Important Note: if you check and see “no result yet”, try and rechecked it after 24hrs.

Please do note, that if you are finding it difficult to check your JAMB score, kindly drop your JAMB registration number in the comment section. We shall help check your JAMB result for you as fast as possible.

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Latest News on P-YES Recruitment 2019 – Updated

The good news was made known early 2019; interested Nigerians started submitting the online application upon the unveiling of the applicant portal.

Currently, the application is ongoing with both login and sign up features enabled on the p-yes.gov.ng portal.

On here, we will be updating you with the latest news on p-yes recruitment 2019, how to apply, requirements, login and registration procedure and the official website to follow.

Purpose of the Empowerment.

The aim of the FG is to curb the mass unemployment among Nigerian youths. Beneficiaries will be trained and empowered under the following programmes:

1. Agriculture
2. ICT and Mobile Money
3. Fashion
4. Catering
5. Technical Acquisition

There might be a monthly stipend to all the beneficiaries just like the npower programme. You will receive a national skill acquisition certificate which will make you employable in any related industry.

News on the P-YES Application Website/Portal

The managements of the presidential Youth Empowerment Scheme launched two websites to be the official websites of pyes programme.

Applicants are advised to note the official website and the application website and only make use of them to avoid falling in the hands of fraudsters.

The two official websites of the p-yes programme are:

1. p-yes.org.ng
2. https://p-yes.gov.ng

While the application portal is installed at https://p-yes.gov.ng/signupor login if you are trying to continue with already established registration.

News on Presidential Youth Empowerment Scheme Registration Closing Date

So far there is no news on the closing date. You are advised to get yourself registered as fast as possible to avoid late registration and so on.

While trying to get registered, be sure to go through the recruitment requirements to be sure you’re on the right track.

How to Apply for P Yes Programme?

Application for the p-yes programme is totally free. You will not be charged for the registration training and learning materials.

The application is done online or at the Presidential Youth Empowerment Scheme offices.

To apply online, click the registration page

We will continue to update this page with the latest news on p-yes recruitment today. Drop a comment below so we can keep you updated.

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ONLINE APPLICATIONS

 All types of online applications are going on at Celestial Computers Tyowanye
All interested persons are to go to Celestial Computers Tyowanye to take part in one.  or visit Celestialcomputers.blogspot.com for more details.