7UP Harvard Business School Scholarship for Nigerian Students 2018

7UP Harvard Business School Scholarship for Nigerian Students 2018

7UP in partnership with harvard business school is offering scholarship to eligible nigeriansScholarship Name: 7UP Harvard Business School Scholarship Brief description: MBA Scholarship for Nigerian Students by Seven UP Bottling Company Plc to Study at Harvard Business School USA Class of 2018 Accepted Subject Areas: MBA programme About Scholarship The Seven UP Harvard Business School Scholarship was created by Seven Up Bottling Company Plc of Nigeria to […]
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You Want to Know The Fastest Route to Success? Read This

I will like to share the story about a research conducted many years ago with you. The research was conducted on the graduating students of Yale University. Out of all the students, only 3 percent had clearly written goals and how they were going to achieve them.
About 10 percent did not write down their goals but had it in their heads, while the remaining students had no plan at all for their future.
Exactly 25 years later, the researchers went after the students of this graduating class. They discovered that only those who wrote down their goals were successful. They had achieved over 50 to 100 percent of their goals. The students that did not write down their goals were not as successful as those who wrote theirs. The other students that had no clue about their future were not successful at all.
Wow! It is amazing the impact that goal setting can have on one’s life. Do you want to be successful? I am sure you do, So, let me share with you a secret. Goal setting makes success easy.
When you developed this habit, life became easier for you. you begin to see things you did not see before and opportunities , thought that were beyond your reach, started coming your way. This can be your experience too.

Top 10 Scholarships in Australia for International Students

 Do you want to study in Australia for free? The Australian Government and Australian Universities offer numerous scholarships for international students wanting to study in Australia. scholars4dev.com lists the TOP 10 International Scholarship Programs in Australia. Read more »

How to overcome problems of career choice....

With an increasing number of successful young people in their 20s and early 30s, there’s so much external pressure to land the perfect job, follow your passion and be super successful by the end of your 20s. This becomes especially difficult when you don’t seem to have options beyond the regular career choices that are made available to you as a teenager. This is why most people respond with a sigh when asked the question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?”

The solution to this dilemma faced at the point of career choice can be solved by first defining what the problems are and then finding ways to tackle them.

Problem #1: You Don’t Have Enough Information

There are literally thousands of careers out there—some of which could be at the perfect junction of what you’re good at, what you love and what’s in demand. It’s amazing how many successful people didn’t know their dream job even existed when they were younger. To combat this problem, try this: devote one hour every day for a week or even a month! on pure research. Check out career exploration sites, top job lists, your favorite blogs or even a new section of the newspaper. Your mission? Write down any and every job that catches your eye. This minimal routine will skyrocket your list of career ideas.

Problem #2: You Don’t Know What You Want

There are many great jobs in the world. But there are fewer great jobs that are right for you. Making a good connection between yourself (your values, interests, personality, etc.) and a career can be tough. For some people, personality tests or heart-to-hearts with a career counselor can jumpstart this stage. But if you’re short on time, money or patience (some of those career tests are worse than the eHarmony intake form), assess career ideas with this practical checklist:

A. Does this career sound interesting?

As author Cal Newport has so eloquently advocated, you don’t have to be passionately head-over-heals for a career in order to thrive. However, a career should genuinely interest you on a gut level. It’s a good sign if you hear about a job and think, “Yeah, tell me more about that!”

B. Does this career involve work that you could be good at?

Many skills can be learned if you commit the time, but pursuing a career that actively goes against your natural tendencies is a giant fail waiting to happen. If you’re an introverted research type, don’t force yourself into a sales job—no matter how cool it sounds. Likewise, big-picture people will not find happiness in a tiny-details job. If the work itself clashes with your personality or skill set, move on.

C. Does this career fulfill your essential needs?

What you need from a career can include everything from basic salary and education requirements to more complicated concerns related to disability, family situation, religious beliefs and beyond. Once you’ve nailed down what you want from your job, you can match those needs to career options. For example, if a six-figure income tops your priority list, choose a field where you can feasibly make that kind of money (think science, healthcare, technology, business) and avoid lottery industries (like film-making and fashion design) where only a lucky few will strike it rich.

D. Does the world need this career?

Practically speaking, you need a job. So before diving down a new career path, see if there’s a reasonably good chance someone will hire you at the end of it. Check out employment projections or industry chatter to gauge if your career is in demand.

Problem #3: You Can’t Make a Decision

You’re 99.99 percent guaranteed to find multiple career choices where you can shine. In this situation, it’s easy to fall into a perpetual motion machine of angst and second-guessing. What if you don’t pick the right career? But here’s the secret: don’t worry about choosing the best option; choose any (well- researched and practical) option. “Just pick one thing to do,” suggest Brazen founder

Penelope Trunk. “And if that doesn’t work, then pick another. Making a choice and trying it is an important career skill.”

So be brave and take action—and you’ll be that much closer to finding a job you love.

Black Friday: Jumia slashes prices of goods by 50 per cent

Lagos – Jumia Nigeria online store says it will give a 50 per cent discount on some of its products to mark Black Friday on Nov. 27.
This is contained in a statement in Lagos on Wednesday, signed by the Managing Director of the online mall, Mr Fatoumata Ba.
The term, ‘Black Friday’, was coined in the 1960s to mark the unofficial kickoff to Christmas shopping season in the U.S.
Black Friday is not an official holiday in the U.S. but shops and shoppers use the opportunity to buy goods at reduced rates.
The Jumia online Store listed some of the products to be discounted to include Infinix Hot 2 and PS4 by almost half of their original costs.
The store said it would open for sales at midnight on Nov. 27.
“The Infinix Hot 2 will be selling at 50 per cent discount and the PS4 will be available at a jaw-dropping 45 per cent discount.
“Jumia Fashionistas, Michael kors, New Look, Ralph Lauren and more have offered to give 40 per cent discounts on their products,’’ it said.
The statement said the deals could also be viewed on the Facebook Event Page, all day on Nov. 27.
It said that buyers could leverage this to stay connected to everything as it happens, as they would be the only source of information to Black Friday shoppers.
“We sincerely offer our deepest condolences to those who would be missing out on this epic Black Friday Deals.
“To our brothers and sisters in the e-commerce sector all working on Black Friday, while everyone is shopping their heart’s fill, we offer a moment of silence.
“For the shoppers that will get all the best deals on Black Friday, we doff our hats,’’ the statement added.

Germany increases scholarships to Nigerians, others

The new Consul-General of the Consulate-General of Germany in Lagos, Mr Ingo Herbert, on Tuesday announced his government’s decision to increase scholarships for Nigerians and other Africans. Herbert told newsmen in Lagos that his government had at its recent bilateral meeting decided to increase its annual scholarships from 450 to “a more reasonable number”.
“Before now about 450 Nigerians benefit every year from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). “But from our recent bilateral meeting, the German government has decided to increase its annual scholarships to Nigeria and other countries from 450 to a much more reasonable number,’’ he said.
Herbert said that the initiative was part of the German’s human development agenda aimed at giving more Africans opportunities to go and study in different German educational institutions. The envoy also said that it had become imperative to increase the scholarships following the growing interest of Nigerians and other African in studying in Germany.
“We have realised that after the U.S. and U.K., most Nigerians and other foreign students like coming to study in Germany,’’ he said. The consul-general said that German universities and colleges had started courses in English Language so as to be able to accommodate more Nigerians.
He restated his government’s commitment to encouraging and creating the right learning environment for the would be beneficiaries of the scholarships. Herbert also expressed satisfaction with the successes currently being made by some Nigerians that had benefited from the scholarships in the past in their professions.

Winners Of World’s First Most Beautiful v**ina Contest Announced

The World’s first Most Beautiful v**ina Contest was held recently where young women sent photos of their v**ina in a competition to win $5,000.

The winner was a 27 year old woman from the UK who was simply identified as Nell, who came out winner winning the $5,000 prize money. The runner-up won who is from Germany won $2500, while the second runner up from Hungary won $1,250. Those 3 women along with 180 others had their vaginas and stats posted on the leaderboard of the competition’s website.
The winners are to be flown out to Los Angeles to have their private parts 3D-scanned to create new v**ina models for the sponsor’s s*x toy line.

MTN to settle `Baba 2010’ N500m Copyright suit out of court

MTN to settle `Baba 2010’ N500m Copyright suit out of court — Lawyer

Abuja – Multi-national Communication giant, MTN has commenced `out of court settlement’ process in a N500 million copyright suit filed against it by Mr Omenuwoma Dovie a.k.a Baba 2010, an Abuja based entertainer/ artist.
Counsel to Baba 2010, Mr Rockson Igelige, made he disclosure on Tuesday in Abuja.
“We (Baba 2010 attorneys) met three days ago with MTN and steps are being taken to resolve the case out of court.
“Because we are dealing with figures, we will not want to disclose the details,’’ he said.
Baba 2010 had demanded N500 million damages from MTN for copyright violation of four of his original musical compositions and recordings.
According to his statement of claim dated Nov. 4 2015, MTN reproduced and stored the musician’s songs electronically.
The telecom’s provider was also accused of selling the musician songs on the internet via its website (www.mtnonline.com) to existing and potential customers as ring-back tones or caller tunes.
The original compositions of Baba 2010 songs contained in his Compact Disc album Twisted, released in 2005, were sold to subscribers in the form of caller tunes or ringtones.
The songs, coded 001087 (“Gentleman”), 001088 (“Omotena”), 001089 (“Twisted”) and 001090 (“Unity Song”) were stored electronically, reproduced and offered to MTN’s subscribers on payment of N50 each for one month subject to N50 monthly renewal charge.
The musical works could also be downloaded on specified terms onto a subscriber’s mobile phone by sending the relevant code to the number 4100 designated for the purpose by MTN.
The plaintiff Baba 2010 was never contacted by MTN and had not given permission for his songs to be reproduced or sold by the defendant or anybody.

15 yr old girl disappears after meeting a man she met on facebook

Shocker! 15 yr old girl disappears after meeting a man she met on facebook – You need to… http://theinfong.com/2015/11/shocker-15-yr-old-girl-disappears-after-meeting-a-man-she-met-on-facebook-you-need-to-see-this-photo/ …

 

LADIES PLS BE CAREFUL!

NAFDAC EMBARKS ON A NATIONWIDE STRIKE

Activities were brought to a halt in all NAFDAC offices nationwide due to the ongoing 7 days warning strike declared by the Federal Area Council (FAC) of the Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria (MHWUN), which is saddled with the responsibility of protecting the interests of its staff members.

The chairman of the NAFDAC branch of MHWUN, Comrade Olu Ogundola, said that NAFDAC offices will remain under lock and key until their plights are met by the management and the Federal government. Com. Ogundola also declared that after the 7 days warning strike and nothing happened, the Union may consider an indefinite strike, which may last for months.

RELATIONSHIP..........YOU CAN'T HURRY LOVE.

There are certain pieces of wisdom that we learn from our parents at an early age which stays with us for a lifetime.They are a comfort, a warning, or an incentive to us in times of crisis or disappointment.Perhaps your mother or father told you that you "can't hurry love". This one insight is so important that it can literally save your life, and certainly keep you from a great deal of unnecessary pain.
   Every one of us want to love and be loved in the deepest, most complete way.As we reach adolescence and young adulthood we assume that it will just happen.As the years pass, it doesn't or we think it has and then, after a while, the relationship falls apart  and we are left alone again. This can lead to desperation and a series of bad choices or to depressing kind of loneliness that seems to lead to nowhere.
    You may have a different love clock than your partner. You may want to move more quickly in revealing yourself, in trust, or in sexual intimacy, living together, and marriage.It is more important to know just what your love clock is and why it works at that speed and to understand the workings of your lover's. Part of the difference has to do with overall personality but another important factor revolves around issues of self-esteem and neediness. You hope that your lover is ready to move onto the next level of the relationship when you are. Not too likely! So go back to that reassuring wise admonition,"you can't hurry love," and reflect on what it means for your relationship..to be continued....

IS LINDA IKEJI REALY A GOLD FISH?

Popular Nigerian blogger Linda Ikeji who has been accused severally of playing a media stunt to hype her blog to the number one spot in the whole of Africa  has recently tagged Her self a GOLDFISH.Is she really a goldfish?There have been several red flags that has been raised against the popular Nigerian blogger that she sleeps with her client for both money and fame but she has out rightly denied these allegations.Read the post below:“My name is Linda Ikeji. I’m a blogger. I’m 35 years old and I have never…never ever in my life slept with a man for money. Not only have I never done it, I have never even consider it…and here I am with a house that cost me over half a billion naira.Are you convinced?

LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FOR THE NIGERIAN NAVY DIRECT SHORT SERVICE COMMISSION.

GENERAL INSTRUCTION
The underlisted candidates were successful in the aptitude test for Nigerian Navy Direct Short Service Commission (DSSC) 23 Selection Exercise held on 11 July 2015. The candidates are hereby invited to appear before the DSSC 23 Selection Board for further screening at Nigerian Naval College, Onne in Rivers State from 23 November – 5 December 2015.


Candidates who fail to report on 23 November 2015 stand disqualified.
The Exercise will involve the screening of academic certificates/credentials, medical test and physical fitness test. Candidates are to come along with the following:

1. Originals and photocopies of academic certificates/credentials which include birth certificate/declaration of age, statement of results, testimonial for primary and secondary schools attended and NYSC Discharge/Exemption certificate.
2. Writing materials.
3. Three pairs of white (unmarked) vests and navy blue shorts.
4. A pair of white canvas/trainers.
5. Two bed sheets and pillow cases.
6. A set of cutlery.
7. Toiletries.
8. Four recent passport photographs (coloured).

Serial	Application Number	Name
(a)	(b)	(c)
ABIA STATE
1.	DSS/AB/538/0015840	NWACHUKWU EMMANUEL CHIMEREUCHEYA
2.	DSS/AB/354/0000215	NWAORGU GODSPOWER OBIOMA
3.	DSS/AB/361/0017938	EMENIKE GRANT OBINNA
4.	DSS/AB/328/0014239	OKARAH CHRISTIAN IFEANYI
5.	DSS/AB/353/0012338	CHIKE IFEANYI N.
6.	DSS/AB/361/0003737	IGBOKWE UGENYI
7.	DSS/AB/353/0015146	ABRAHAM OLUCHI GLORY
8.	DSS/AB/62/0016790	NNANNA ANTHONY NNANNA
ADAMAWA STATE
9.	DSS/AD/157/0012094	GIROH YAMTALLANG PIUS
10.	DSS/AD/462/0004741	ZAMDAYU HABILA MARGIMARI
11.	DSS/AD/744/0002044	HAMIDU BUHARI
12.	DSS/AD/497/0011773	DANIEL STEPHEN
13.	DSS/AD/489/0014141	ZIRA GOJI JONATHAN
14.	DSS/AD/743/0005909	HAMMANJODA SHAIBU
15.	DSS/AD/157/0020700	KWEM BAREMA TIMOTHY
16.	DSS/AD/532/0000276	ALIYU SALIHU ISMAILA
AKWA IBOM STATE
17.	DSS/AK/364/0015496	MOFFAT ENO-OBONG DANIEL
18.	DSS/AK/281/0012214	UYANGA NDIFREKE EMMANUEL
19.	DSS/AK/503/0019558	WILLIAMSON EKEMINI SUNDAY
20.	DSS/AK/503/0013981	CHARLES FRANCIS UDOINOH
21.	DSS/AK/364/0015596	IDIONG IDORENYIN ANTIAOBONG
22.	DSS/AK/713/0000156	URUA ESSIEN ESSIEN
23.	DSS/AK/279/0012963	JASPER UNYIME SUNDAY
24.	DSS/AK/3/0001091	TOM OFONIME MFON
ANAMBRA STATE
25.	DSS/AN/522/0013835	IKEBUDU CHIDINMA YEHESHUA
26.	DSS/AN/626/0002963	OKONKWO MARTINS CHUKWUNONSO
27.	DSS/AN/163/0003521	CHIDUME ROSELINE EBERE
28.	DSS/AN/287/0019796	MALIFE OGONNA EMMANUEL
29.	DSS/AN/22/0020660	NWOKEDI KINGSLEY OBUMNEME
30.	DSS/AN/607/0016526	NWANKWO IZUCHUKWU CHISOM
31.	DSS/AN/527/0020573	OKAFOR CHIMEZIE DONALD
32.	DSS/AN/287/0004601	ERUCHALU CHIJIOKE ADICHIE
BAUCHI STATE
33.	DSS/BA/116/0008934	TIMOTHY RAMBAYI BUKATA
34.	DSS/BA/407/0001909	TIJJANI ABUBAKAR SADIQ
35.	DSS/BA/97/0016253	JIBRIN ISYAKA AHMED
36.	DSS/BA/237/0015062	MAJIDADI MUBARAK ALIYU
37.	DSS/BA/116/0016006	BASU MAGDALENE MOSES
38.	DSS/BA/116/0007508	DAUDA MADALLA
39.	DSS/BA/97/0002398	MOHAMMED ABDULLAHI
BAYELSA STATE
40.	DSS/BY/653/0004993	ANYANKPELE DAVID AYAKPO BIDEM
41.	DSS/BY/427/0000597	ENAREGHA EBIWENI ABIGAIL
42.	DSS/BY/653/0000415	AGBANA ANTHONY SUALLA
43.	DSS/BY/653/0004887	OBOT SOLOMON SUNDAY
44.	DSS/BY/742/0002423	OYADOUGHA TONY WAIBODEI
45.	DSS/BY/762/0012806	TOBI BLISS LIONEL ENYEKENIMI
BENUE STATE
46.	DSS/BE/616/0010518	OCHE DAVID OWOICHO
47.	DSS/BE/537/0005510	SUNDAY ODEH JOHN
48.	DSS/BE/553/0016805	OCHAI THERESA
49.	DSS/BE/616/0018479	AKANYA DANIEL
50.	DSS/BE/248/0010373	ULUVA ANTHONY TERLUMUN
51.	DSS/BE/616/0006927	ABOCHE MAYNE ONYEBI
52.	DSS/BE/568/0017225	ONJEFU SAMUEL A
53.	DSS/BE/128/0004248	UDAMSON PRAISE EGYE
BORNO STATE
54.	DSS/BO/266/0009114	TIMPIL NAMIRHYEL ADAMS
55.	DSS/BO/266/0006522	LAWAL MUBARAK SARKI
56.	DSS/BO/65/0003432	INUSA ELISHA MONDAY
57.	DSS/BO/65/0013378	SHALLI HANANIYA DANLAMI
58.	DSS/BO/65/0010343	VASSIMU ESTHER
59.	DSS/BO/138/0010357	SADIQ USMAN BABASHEHU
60.	DSS/BO/114/0002418	JAKWA ABDULLAHI GARBA
CROSS RIVER STATE
61.	DSS/CR/320/0006951	EKWOM SILAS NGBOKI
62.	DSS/CR/117/0014607	ALANG PAMELA DAJIE
63.	DSS/CR/535/0005227	KATI GEORGE USHIE
64.	DSS/CR/205/0003599	AGARA PATIENCE OKANG
65.	DSS/CR/559/0004155	UJUM RAYMOND ALE
66.	DSS/CR/738/0002094	IJEGE HANS GAIUS
67.	DSS/CR/544/0002047	BEPEH APLIFEH JOSEPH
68.	DSS/CR/738/0008713	ODEY ALEXANDRIA DANCLEMENTINO
DELTA STATE
69.	DSS/DE/699/0002358	AKPOJOTOR GABRIEL OGHENERUONA
70.	DSS/DE/513/0010019	OGBEDO WALTER OGWA
71.	DSS/DE/697/0011100	OWENA ODAFE JUSTIN
72.	DSS/DE/611/0007008	ONWUDINJO HENRY MEDUA
73.	DSS/DE/611/0000922	DIBIAMAKA VICTOR JUWA
74.	DSS/DE/312/0000701	OKOJIE PRECIOUS
75.	DSS/DE/512/0000154	EGWUONWU IFEANYI COLLINS
76.	DSS/DE/197/0008813	OMOUGHELLI INNOCENT TIRORO
EBONYI STATE
77.	DSS/EB/591/0001172	OKORO OBINNA PRINCEWILL
78.	DSS/EB/16/0005960	OKPANI MICHAEL OTU
79.	DSS/EB/591/0013290	ONYIBE CHINEDU EMMAUNEL
80.	DSS/EB/16/0011106	OTI EMEKA OGBONNIA
81.	DSS/EB/591/0001359	ABAA NNANNA NWACHUKWU
82.	DSS/EB/591/0002297	ELEBE VICTOR EMENIKE
83.	DSS/EB/16/0020340	CHUKWU GODGIVE CHINASA
84.	DSS/EB/16/0000183	AJA PRINCEWILL EVO
EDO STATE
85.	DSS/ED/569/0003943	IDEMUDIA MAURICE OSARO
86.	DSS/ED/569/0004808	OGBOMON EMMANUEL OSAKPAMWAN
87.	DSS/ED/189/0020161	OMOIKE AGABUS STEPHEN
88.	DSS/ED/32/0002131	OKETTA ENEYUFUO SURU
89.	DSS/ED/202/0018793	EDOGAMHE JULIET EMIKE
90.	DSS/ED/191/0006965	OMOZOKPIA ANTHONY OSAS
91.	DSS/ED/325/0005995	OSAWE OSAKPOLOR
92.	DSS/ED/204/0000376	MOMOH ALIU ISAH
EKITI STATE
93.	DSS/EK/766/0000654	OKE RUTH OLUWAKEMI
94.	DSS/EK/625/0003079	AYESIMOJU ADEKUNLE
95.	DSS/EK/177/0002559	OJO ISAIAH OLUWAFISAYO
96.	DSS/EK/319/0018263	OMOTOSHO KOLADE NATHANIEL
97.	DSS/EK/494/0012761	AINA OLUSOLA CLEMENT
98.	DSS/EK/346/0010085	AJETUNMOBI DAMILOLA WALE
99.	DSS/EK/13/0009870	OJO OLUWAKEMISOLA JESSICA
100.	DSS/EK/346/0019460	DADA TEMITOPE ROBERT
ENUGU STATE
101.	DSS/EN/73/0005033	NWOGU NNAEMEKA CYPRAIN
102.	DSS/EN/299/0012588	AGBO ELIJAH ENEMONA
103.	DSS/EN/207/0016861	OKAFOR KINGSLEY KENE
104.	DSS/EN/187/0000179	ANIH DAVID CHIMA
105.	DSS/EN/298/0007758	ONODUGO EMEKA GABRIEL
106.	DSS/EN/299/0017039	AGADA ANTHONY
107.	DSS/EN/51/0005521	NWEKE MOSES MATTHEW
108.	DSS/EN/570/0000169	EZECHUKWU UZOMA CALISTUS
FCT
109.	DSS/FC/133/0014685	ABACHE JEPHTHAH MOSES
110.	DSS/FC/2/0002465	MUSA HASSAN GIMBA
111.	DSS/FC/504/0003709	HABAKKUK RICHARD GAZA
112.	DSS/FC/443/0020034	MUSA ADAMU SALIHU
113.	DSS/FC/435/0011227	MUHAMMED KABIRU JAMIU
114.	DSS/FC/504/0011951	AMOS FEARGOD
GOMBE STATE
115.	DSS/GO/397/0002566	DILLUM MARTIN NGWALDI
116.	DSS/GO/87/0020691	ONALO DANJUMA
117.	DSS/GO/106/0018672	UKANA PETER
118.	DSS/GO/106/0013447	SAMUEL PAUL YILA
119.	DSS/GO/162/0002535	BAPPAH ZAHARADEEN
120.	DSS/GO/397/0006890	YARO RINJAYA MATIMS
IMO STATE
121.	DSS/IM/208/0017172	ANYANWU PROMISE CHIBUEZE
122.	DSS/IM/208/0020056	UFOMADU JUSTUS TUNJI
123.	DSS/IM/487/0000077	EJIOGU CHINEDU CELESTINE
124.	DSS/IM/601/0010171	OKWUCHUKWU COLLINS CHIDUBEM
125.	DSS/IM/208/0016259	ANYANWU GENEVIEVE CHIOMA
126.	DSS/IM/284/0019942	NKEMJIKA ADANNA LINDA
127.	DSS/IM/622/0000384	CHUKWUBA UCHENNA ELVIS
128.	DSS/IM/208/0002691	ONUOHA JUDE IKECHUKWU
JIGAWA STATE
129.	DSS/JI/225/0011714	ADAMU MUBARAK
130.	DSS/JI/645/0016403	ALIYU MUHAMMAD LAWAN
131.	DSS/JI/265/0005485	HASSAN YUSUF JIBRIL
132.	DSS/JI/259/0000123	MUHAMMMAD ABDULLAHI LAMIDO
133.	DSS/JI/490/0004520	IBRAHIM HUSSAINI
134.	DSS/JI/740/0011992	USMAN AHMED MUHAMMED
KADUNA STATE
135.	DSS/KD/376/0000223	ADAMU IRIMIYA DODO
136.	DSS/KD/313/0016030	HASSAN MUSA ABUBAKAR
137.	DSS/KD/750/0010253	YAKUBU JOSEPH STEVEN
138.	DSS/KD/750/0003134	NUHU MARY ADAMU
139.	DSS/KD/411/0006326	AMAI ANTHONY ALAK
140.	DSS/KD/369/0004924	SAIDU GLORIA HUSAINI
141.	DSS/KD/369/0016857	TANKO GABRIEL SHUNOM
142.	DSS/KD/750/0000337	KAZAH KUZAYET YALI
KANO STATE
143.	DSS/KN/437/0004910	IBRAHIM AHMAD
144.	DSS/KN/473/0005712	TUKUR IBRAHIM WAILARE
145.	DSS/KN/463/0007708	JAFAR ABDULLAHI ABDULLAHI
146.	DSS/KN/693/0009495	ABUBAKAR YAHAYA ISAH
147.	DSS/KN/211/0016066	SANI ABDULRASHEED
148.	DSS/KN/440/0003664	MUHAMMAD HARUNA RASHEED
149.	DSS/KN/42/0002085	MUHAMMAD LAWAL MUBARAK
150.	DSS/KN/257/0018518	NUHU ABUBAKAR ISMAIL
KATSINA STATE
151.	DSS/KT/643/0003223	LAWAL ABUBAKAR
152.	DSS/KT/409/0005822	AHMED FAHAD ATIKU
153.	DSS/KT/399/0006209	TANIMU ISYAKU
154.	DSS/KT/95/0013389	ISHAQ AKIBU
155.	DSS/KT/409/0003508	YUSUF DIKKO
156.	DSS/KT/392/0014357	SAAD SUFYAN UMAR
KEBBI STATE
157.	DSS/KE/741/0000897	TUKUR AHMAD
158.	DSS/KE/754/0006724	DAZI AMOS JOSEPH
159.	DSS/KE/728/0008212	BABA SAMUEL DANDARE
160.	DSS/KE/111/0005135	ZAKI SULEIMAN ABUBAKAR
161.	DSS/KE/754/0001380	HARUNA MUSA
162.	DSS/KE/61/0000445	SAIDU MURTALA
163.	DSS/KE/741/0001748	ABDULLAHI ABDULRAHMAN ALIYU
KOGI STATE
164.	DSS/KO/382/0018339	DAVID OLORUNFEMI HENRY
165.	DSS/KO/551/0003879	ATABOR JULIUS IDAKWO
166.	DSS/KO/736/0001838	OLAJIDE ADEBAYO OLAWALE
167.	DSS/KO/561/0010531	ADESIMI EMMANUEL OSIGBELIMU
168.	DSS/KO/282/0006467	ACHIMUGU FRED AKOJI BAMIDELE
169.	DSS/KO/282/0000418	IBRAHIM ALI KELVIN
170.	DSS/KO/282/0009671	ISAH YUNUSA UMAR
171.	DSS/KO/736/0010385	ARO ADEMAYOKUN FREDERICK
KWARA STATE
172.	DSS/KW/355/0009739	ALABEDE DAMILOLA PHILIP
173.	DSS/KW/550/0008594	OKE AFEEZ ADESHINA
174.	DSS/KW/345/0020753	AJIBOYE MAYOWA ABOLAJI
175.	DSS/KW/337/0020544	AHMED KABIR SHOLAGBERU
176.	DSS/KW/575/0008530	KOLAWOLE SAMUEL
177.	DSS/KW/391/0004056	OMAR DAHIR MUAZU
178.	DSS/KW/345/0001477	OWOLABI OLAMIDE OLUWANIYO
179.	DSS/KW/336/0012974	ADEBAYO KEHINDE ABDULRAF
LAGOS STATE
180.	DSS/LA/451/0016215	WILLIAMS JAYEOLA OLUTOSIN
181.	DSS/LA/27/0000225	OLUWA STEPHEN OLUSEGUN
182.	DSS/LA/672/0008491	OLUBAMIDO DAMILOLA OLAOLUWA
183.	DSS/LA/44/0009578	ORIOWO ADEBANJO AFOLABI
184.	DSS/LA/188/0015042	KAKA ABIODUN I
185.	DSS/LA/316/0006614	AKINGBOLA AKINSOLA EMMANUEL
186.	DSS/LA/450/0020539	AKINWUNMI YUSIRAT OMOTADESHE
187.	DSS/LA/188/0005619	JOHNSON OLUWANISHOLA MARIAM
NASARAWA STATE
188.	DSS/NA/448/0001672	ABDULLAHI SALEH SHUGABA
189.	DSS/NA/41/0001564	BAWA JULIUS USMAN
190.	DSS/NA/510/0015095	SHUAIBU YAHAYA
191.	DSS/NA/511/0001806	LUCAS DAN
192.	DSS/NA/511/0016325	JOSEPH SAMSON
193.	DSS/NA/160/0010740	PETER JOSEPH ELEOJO
194.	DSS/NA/406/0006604	BATURE STANLEY SAMSON
195.	DSS/NA/511/0006556	NAMO BAKO SHARISON
NIGER STATE
196.	DSS/NI/639/0009850	MOHAMMED FARUK
197.	DSS/NI/457/0006294	ABDUL MOHAMMAD
198.	DSS/NI/136/0007971	ALIYU WALIYU ABDULKADIR
199.	DSS/NI/105/0014161	ALIYU AL-MUSTAPHA
200.	DSS/NI/105/0004874	NASIR MUSA MOHAMMED
201.	DSS/NI/631/0000742	UMAR SANI
202.	DSS/NI/670/0001807	CHIGARI SAMUEL MUSA
203.	DSS/NI/105/0015862	EZEKIEL MOSES VICTOR
OGUN STATE
204.	DSS/OG/7/0019832	OSHO BABATUNDE AYINDE
205.	DSS/OG/308/0020572	ONABULE LUKMON OLALEKAN
206.	DSS/OG/306/0015159	ODUSANYA AYODEJI AKEEM
207.	DSS/OG/178/0014364	OKUNOLA SURAJ ODUNLAMI
208.	DSS/OG/8/0013862	AKINYEMI AZEEZ OLAKUNLE
209.	DSS/OG/8/0012023	SALISU EMMANUEL TEMITOPE
210.	DSS/OG/308/0002377	ONABOLU ONAOLAPO OLUMIDE
211.	DSS/OG/317/0016647	ADELAJA TEMILOLA MICHEAL
ONDO STATE
212.	DSS/ON/342/0011654	BASHORUN KEHINDE RAPHAEL
213.	DSS/ON/610/0017300	AYEGBUSI EMMANUEL KOLAWOLE
214.	DSS/ON/33/0011000	OYEDEJI ADEBOLA ADETAYO
215.	DSS/ON/292/0003733	ALADETOHUN BUNMI
216.	DSS/ON/33/0016449	SABA AYODEJI EMMANUEL
217.	DSS/ON/331/0020282	AGUNBIADE OLUFEMI JOSEPH
218.	DSS/ON/36/0000315	ALOYE WEMIMO OLAMIDE
219.	DSS/ON/34/0001162	ALABI CLEMENT OLANIYI
OSUN STATE
220.	DSS/OS/540/0019132	AKERELE OLUSEYI ADETUNJI
221.	DSS/OS/548/0020778	OYINLOLA IFEOLUWA OMOWUNMI
222.	DSS/OS/175/0002522	AKINRINOLA ELIZABETH BUKKY
223.	DSS/OS/540/0000391	OLAMIJULO RAYMOND DEJI
224.	DSS/OS/333/0010759	FAFOWORA BEN OTOLORIN
225.	DSS/OS/67/0008719	ADEBAYO ADEDAPO GIDEON
226.	DSS/OS/77/0013260	ADENIYI OPEYEMI
227.	DSS/OS/615/0001328	OYEWOLE RASHEED ADEDAMOLA
OYO STATE
228.	DSS/OY/268/0002442	AYODELE ANUOLUWAPO JOSEPH
229.	DSS/OY/393/0000581	YUSUF SHAMSIDEEN ABIODUN
230.	DSS/OY/629/0001812	ALABI IBRAHIM OYETUNJI
231.	DSS/OY/269/0005700	OYEKUNLE VICTOR OLUWAFEMI
232.	DSS/OY/69/0007104	SALAWUDEEN ABDULLAHI OYELOLA
233.	DSS/OY/68/0003679	ADEOYE AYOADE KAZEEM
234.	DSS/OY/556/0017626	ALAGBE BLESSING OPEYEMI
235.	DSS/OY/269/0003687	OSO AKINTOMIWA AKINWANDE
PLATEAU STATE
236.	DSS/PL/453/0013840	DOMZHI NANMAN NALFA
237.	DSS/PL/380/0010021	AGWOM CLEMENT KAZE
238.	DSS/PL/637/0013967	NALOK JOSEPH SABASTINE
239.	DSS/PL/400/0016942	DANJUMA AMINA BLESSING
240.	DSS/PL/453/0006457	LAMTUR RENAN JONATHAN
241.	DSS/PL/400/0018165	GOTODOK LENGSHAK KWAKTIP
RIVERS STATE
242.	DSS/RI/239/0016760	LEBARI TOBA
243.	DSS/RI/64/0013216	SAMUEL-HORSFALL CHRISTOPHER TAMUNO-OBOMATE
244.	DSS/RI/552/0010585	UYAEME EZEKA JOSEPH
245.	DSS/RI/587/0002664	UCHE-OGBUJI ALBERT ALOZIE
246.	DSS/RI/627/0009646	KENNETH TEESY N.
247.	DSS/RI/552/0006376	UTI OBIEZE SIMON
SOKOTO STATE
248.	DSS/SO/676/0018177	MUHAMMAD UMAR MUSA
249.	DSS/SO/649/0011214	DAHIRU ABDULAZEEZ
250.	DSS/SO/245/0001042	ADAM MUHAMMAD MUKHTAR
251.	DSS/SO/675/0012904	ABUBAKAR ALIYU ALHASSAN
252.	DSS/SO/348/0005673	SANI MUHAMMAD ADAMU
253.	DSS/SO/220/0013230	MOHAMMED ADAMU GARBA, ADAMS
TARABA STATE
254.	DSS/TA/660/0002282	SAMSON ABESON NEMLINE
255.	DSS/TA/731/0004662	AWUDU AMAGAI SHEHU
256.	DSS/TA/773/0005854	POLYCARP TENO.
257.	DSS/TA/716/0013065	ANUMTEN RIMAMTAWE AMOS
258.	DSS/TA/660/0006888	KEDIMAS JONAH MBEVUAH
259.	DSS/TA/731/0005345	EMMANUEL TUBASEN ISRAEL
YOBE STATE
260.	DSS/YO/247/0005297	IBRAHIM MADU
261.	DSS/YO/636/0004867	ALKALI IBRAHIM ABDULLAHI
262.	DSS/YO/214/0014609	BABAFADA DAWUD
263.	DSS/YO/90/0018636	MUHAMMED TUKUR
264.	DSS/YO/246/0019332	DALA SADIQ AJI
265.	DSS/YO/685/0001069	LANTEWA AHMED LAWAN
266.	DSS/YO/685/0008161	LAMINU USMAN BIRIRI
267.	DSS/YO/636/0000083	SEAMAN YAKUBU YAU
ZAMFARA STATE
268.	DSS/ZA/691/0019106	IBRAHIM SALEM SALEH
269.	DSS/ZA/482/0000489	ABDULLAHI SAMAILA DANSADAU
270.	DSS/ZA/668/0002737	USMAN YAKUBU ABDULLAHI
271.	DSS/ZA/478/0018227	ABDULLAHI SADA ABDULKADIR
272.	DSS/ZA/482/0000679	GARBA MUHAMMAD SUFYAN
273.	DSS/ZA/253/0016751	MUHAMMAD ASHIRU UMAR
274.	DSS/ZA/478/0003423	MUHAMMAD UMAR NAIBI
Signed Navy Secretary for Chief of the Naval Staff

Diezani Alison-Madueke chants from her hospital bed "I DID MY JOB TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITIES AND INTENTIONS"

Diezani Alison-Madueke receiving treatment for cancer. What are your thoughts. Should she still go to prison if found guilty of bribery, corruption and money laundering. Or is she already facing Gods ultimate punishment. Maybe she is innocent as she claims. Or is this a publicity stunt to secure the sympathetic vote
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FAST-TRACK YOUR CAREER WITH THE NNPC/TOTAL SCHOLARSHIP 2015/2016 SCHEME

NNPC/Total National Merit Scholarship Scheme 2015/2016

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Brief description: Total Upstream Nigeria Limited (TUPNI) invites applications from suitably qualified Nigerians for the 2015/2016 National Merit Scholarship.Eligible Field of Study- Accounting - Agricultural Sciences - Business … [Continue reading]

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MSFS Scholarship for African Students at Georgetown University USA 2016/2017

MSFS Scholarship for African Students at Georgetown University USA 2016/2017

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Brief description: The Master of Science in Foreign Service (MSFS) at Georgetown University USA is offering a full-tuition scholarship for a talented graduate student from sub-Saharan Africa 2016/2017 Eligible Field of Study: Master of Science in Foreign Service About Scholarship MSFS is a two-year, full-time graduate degree program in international affairs. Students will take courses […]
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we will keep you posted on the #parisattacks

#ParisAttacks latest: - reports 100 dead at Bataclan - dozens feared dead elsewhere - at least 5 attack sites http://bbc.in/1OJoBof

According to AFP, around 100 people were killed at #Paris concert hall

Our hearts are with Paris tonight. As we learn more about these tragic attacks, we stand together. We will never bow. We will never break.According to AFP, around 100 people were killed at #Paris concert hall http://cnn.it/1Qn1UGO 

Military Warns Pro-Biafra Protesters

Military Warns Pro-Biafra Protesters http://bit.ly/1SLMome                                                                The Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadiq Abubakar, on Thursday, read the riot act to those calling for the exit of Nigeria’s south-east and parts of the south-south to form an independent nation of Biafra; an indication that the Nigerian military appears to be losing its cool with young pro-Biafra agitators.

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just saw this on twitter.

FRSC to stop alcoholic beverages’ sale at motor parks http://bit.ly/1HKtBkB

Family of boy with hydrocephalus cries for help http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/family-of-boy-with-hydrocephalus-cries-for-help/ …

Breaking News: Supreme Court halts Saraki’s trial at CCT

Breaking News: Supreme Court halts Saraki’s trial at CCT http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/breaking-news-supreme-court-halts-sarakis-trial-at-cct/ …

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