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Unlocking The Potential 10 Commodities, 10 Million Jobs in 5 Years. The central bank of Nigeria have approved fund, to finance 10 commodities to create 10 million jobs in 5 years, which includes: Rice  Maize Tomatoes Cotton Poultry farming Goat Rearing Cassava farming Oil palm Fish farming Yam The CBN governor quoted, "A nation that is self-sufficient in producing most of what it consumes and in creating  jobs for its youth, will ultimately drive growth that will make life better for all its  Citizens, Exciting times are here. Support the economic revolution" For application: Call your banker or visit your bank today for more details on how to get involved. 

Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) PTDF provides Nigerian students with the opportunity to study overseas within designated fields of study at specially selected institutions, of which RGU is proud to be one. AWARDING BODY Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) VALUE Full tuition and some costs dependant on individual circumstances On this page  Overview The PTDF overseas Scholarship Scheme is an annual programme for MSc and PhD studies. The purpose is to provide Nigerian students with the intellectual foundation and skill set that will enable them to participate actively in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry at the conclusion of their studies. The sponsorship duration is between twelve and twenty-four months for MSc, and thirty-six months months for PhD. There are no awards for undergraduate studies under the scheme. The Strategic Partnership Scholarship was developed to improve the Funds’ Overseas Scholarship Scheme by offering candidates the opp...

The Nigeria Online Youth Assembly (NOYA) is an initiative of the Ministry of Youth and Sports Development in collaboration with a private Technology company, Focus Group Limited in order to empower the Nigerian youth by disseminating timely information on career enhancing, training, job and employment placement opportunities via a unified platform. Leveraging on the Public Private Partnership model approach of deepening private sector participation in Youth development, NOYA was conceived to connect the mass of Nigerian youth to opportunities In both government and private sector.  NOYA is a aggregator site. : Welcome to Nigeria Online Youth Assembly, reinventing the future of Nigerian youth using knowledge and creativity to escape poverty traps, unemployment, immoral acts and other unhealthy plagues existing in our society. Throughout history, young people have played crucial roles in leading local and global movements that changed the world, despite the nume...

How to know if your NIRSAL COVID-19 loan is approved NIRSAL Microfinance Bank has reacted to the enquiries of several Nigerians that appear to be in the dark over the approval of their COVID-19 NIRSAL loan requests. Things you need to note First, you should take note of the following: There is every need for you to check your status to ascertain if you are still on the right path to receiving your covid-19-support loan. Before you can access the portal, you should have a profile with the platform. This means that you must have previously applied when the online registration was going on. You can only log in if you have created your profile. Secondly, the Nirsal Microfinance Loan will only be disbursed to those who are considered qualified applicants. Below are the steps and links that applicants need to follow to check their loan status: From previous guidelines, the first step to take is to carefully go through your email address. Those who got their loan requests gran...

How to Access up to 10 Million Naira Collateral-free CBN Loan The Central Bank of Nigeria is giving collateral-free loans of up to   N10,000,000 (Ten million Naira)  to small businesses in a scheme called; Agric-Business/Small and Medium Enterprises Investment Scheme   (AGSMEIS) The sum of 66.72 Billion Naira has been disbursed under AGSMEIS to 17,624 Introduction The Scheme supports governments policy measures for the promotion of agricultural businesses, micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) as vehicles for sustainable economic development and employment generation. Objectives of the Scheme To improve access to affordable and sustainable finance by Agri-businesses, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). Create employment opportunities in Nigeria. Boost the managerial capacity of agri-businesses and MSMEs to grow the enterprises into large corporate organizations in line with the Federal Government's agenda to develop the real sector and promote inclusive gro...

  BREAKING: Sporadic shooting as policemen invade Alaba Int’l Market July 5, 2021 Heavy shooting at Balogun International market, Alaba, Ojo, Lagos as policemen from Area E, Festac, invade market shooting indiscriminately. The Chief Security Officer of the market who spoke with  Vanguard  while running away from the scene said they invaded the market to foist an illegal leadership over their association.

  Wike, Amaechi disagree over insecurity in Rivers Wike and Amaechi ivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike and the Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, on Sunday, disagreed over the spate of insecurity in the state. Amaechi, who spoke while presiding over the formal defection of two former commissioners in the Governor Nyesom Wike-led administration and others to the All Progressives Congress at an event in Port Harcourt on Sunday, attributed the rising crime in parts of Rivers to the high level of unemployment. He also accused Wike of acquiring properties and buildings everywhere in the state, pointing out that the state was in danger. But Wike in a swift reaction said it was disingenuous for the Minister to blame the security challenge in the state on unemployment, saying the failure of the APC-led federal government was responsible for the prevailing insecurity in the country and not unemployment. Amaechi said, “Rivers State is in danger, completely. A state where properties a...

  Reps panel chair silent on Chinese loans’ probe discontinuation Minister of Transportation, Mr. Roti he House of Representatives has kept mum on the alleged abandonment of the investigation of commercial agreements and external borrowings by the Federal Government, which its committee carrying out the probe said contained “dangerous” clauses. The probe has lasted 14 months without the House Committee on Treaties, Protocols and Agreements, chaired by Mr Nicholas Ossai, turning in a report. The Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, on June 16, 2021, thanked President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan; and Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, for stopping the probe. While answering questions on ‘Politics Today’, a current affairs programme of Channels Television, Amaechi had alleged that the probe prevented China from granting more loans to Nigeria. Amaechi had said, “We are having a problem with the Ibadan-Kano rail because of the reaction of the committee of ...

  Youths arrested in DSS arrested Youth in Dunamis Church for wearing ‘Buhari Must Go’ shirts Some Youths have been arrested for wearing ‘Buhari Must Go’ T-shirts to a Sunday Service at Dunamis Gospel Church Headquarters in Lugbe, Abuja and chanting. the activists were handed over to the Department of State Services, according to activist, Omoyele Sowore. He said, “Security men at Dunamis Church have arrested activists wearing  #BuhariMustGo T-shirts to their church service, church security later handed over to DSS officials who are currently torturing them. I thought Pastor Dr Paul Enenche was also preaching about justice! The five activists were driven away in a DSS Hilux van and two power bikes. Shame in the house of God.” When our correspondent visited Dunamis headquarters, Lugbe, Abuja to confirm the incident, all attempts to speak with the church administrative body proved abortive as protocol officers claimed they were having meetings hence would not be able to talk abo...

  2021 UTME: JAMB confirms candidates’ poor performance, blames COVID-19 . The registrar blamed the poor performance on the truncation of academic calendar due to COVID-19. The   Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB)   has confirmed that the performance of candidates in this year’s Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) is poorer than what it recorded within the past three years or thereabouts. The JAMB Registrar, Is-haq Oloyede, confirmed this on Saturday evening while appearing on a live programme on a Nigerian Television Authority’s (NTA) programme tagged ”Weekend File.” Mr Oloyede, who blamed the development on the truncation of academic calendar due to the rampaging coronavirus pandemic, also listed what he described as peculiar environmental factors in Nigeria such as insecurity, among others. He, however, cautioned critics that the performance would not affect the chances of the candidates in securing admission to their chosen higher instituti...