Shell University Scholarships for Undergraduate Nigerian Students 2016/2017.

Now Open! Shell University Scholarships for Undergraduate Nigerian Students 2016/2017 Shell Scholarship for Undergraduate Students in Nigerian Universities 2016/2017 in two categories: National Merit Award (NM) and Areas of Operation Merit Award (OM). Application Deadline: 2nd December, 2016 Offered annually? Yes Eligible African Countries: Nigeria To be taken at: Nigerian Universities Subject Areas: Courses offered at Nigerian Universities About Shell Scholarship: The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (Operator of the NNPC/SHELL /TEPN/AGIP Joint Venture) Scholarship Scheme offers first year students in all Nigerian universities the opportunity to study with an annual grant from the SPDC JV for the full duration of their course.  Apply online at www.shellnigeria.com

RECRUITMENT: Police Fixes Date For Nationwide Screening; Here Are 8 Things You Need to know.

The Nigerian Police Force recently began recruitment exercise to fill 10,000 approval by the Federal Government, the online registration which has ended few days; the police authority according report has fixed a date for examination and screening exercise for the shortlisted applicants from the over 800,000 that applied


The exercise is scheduled for JUNE 6th and will hold at the same time in the whole federation to avoid political and undue interference and is planned to be transparent and the best so far.Be informed that only successful candidates will be contacted at the end of the Exercise.'

THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW..
1. Check your Mailbox regularly..gmail or whatever....a mail will only be sent to prospective candidates from Police Service Commission

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Candidates, parents protest, demand cancellation of 2016 UTME

March 16, 2016

unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination candidates during a protest against the conduct of this year’s UTME in Lagos… on Tuesd

Hundreds of admission seekers to the nation’s tertiary institutions and their parents on Tuesday stormed the Lagos State Governor’s Office in Alausa, Ikeja, and the state Assembly complex to protest against alleged manipulation of the 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.
The protesters demanded the cancellation of the exams and the removal of the Registrar of the Joint Admissions Matriculation Board, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde.
The protesters, who faulted the conduct of the examination, described the exercise as a “big sham.”
The examination, conducted by JAMB, they alleged, was fraught with irregularities.

7 of the world's most peaceful destinations

Connemara, Ireland, is one of the most peaceful spots in the world.
Travelers take vacations for all sorts of reasons, but this year in particular spiritual tourism is on the rise.
As travel junkies, we find that any type of getaway can work to strength our spiritual connection -- to the destination, our companions, nature, and/or ourselves. Some visit resorts dedicated to health and wellness to harness an inner peace.

A new study shows the 'strongest evidence to date' that height and weight affect how much money you make

A new study offers the “strongest evidence to date” that overweight people and short people face social and economic barriers to success because of their size.
Using genetic data from more than 119,000 British people between the ages of 37 and 73, researchers from the U.S. and the U.K. found that higher body mass index is associated with lower income and greater social deprivation, which takes into account unemployment, car and home ownership, and home overcrowding.
Shorter height is associated with a lower income,

Nigerian Army couple who are both generals:How we met, married and coped with war

Brig.-Gen. Clifford Wanda and Brig.-Gen. Cecelia Akagu are arguably the only couple to become generals in the Nigerian Army. They share their experiences with LEKE BAIYEWU

When and how did you join the Nigerian Army?

Wanda: I started my military career as a Boy Soldier in the Nigerian Military School in 1974. That was my entrance into the army. After graduating from the military school, I proceeded to the university where I read medicine. After graduation, I was then commissioned into the Nigerian Army in 1986 as a Lieutenant medical doctor.

Akagu: I didn’t know much about the army until 1984 when I went to Makurdi, Benue State.