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How to make money during Nysc

Do you know you can use the period of Nysc service to make extra cash?

In this article we highlighted six(6) solid ways one can make money during Nysc service.
Here, we are going to reveal some of the lucrative businesses a corps member can venture into that would not distract his/her service. Do not put your whole trust in Nysc N19,800 allowance paid monthly.
Determination is one way to achieve this.

These are the things you can do to make extra money:

1. Private Tutorials: You can make good cash if you become a private tutor. Meet senior colleagues (outgoing corpers) serving around your area. They can help to connect you to the parents of some of the kids they teach, so when they go, you take over. For those of you who can teach very well to secondary students, especially those in exam class (JSSCE, WAEC, NECO GCE, JAMB etc.), this can be a big shot to make extra money. If you're, eventually post to school to teach, then you have good opportunity to form a tutorial class. but even if you're not posted to teach you can still form tutorial class by going to schools or you can collaborate with fellow corper who teach in schools to form a formidable tutorial centres.

2. Farming (rearing of animal): This again can give you extra cash beyond what you could imagine. I have seen corpers that did this. It's lucrative to reare farm animals. You can reare fish or set up a poultry farm.
Find a fish pond by yourself or speak with the host community leaders, ask them to help you with a fish pond. They can provide fish pond or poultry house for you. Another way to do this is, form a group of about five corpers, meet the Local Government Chairman in area you were posted and him to help provide support.

3. Writing: freelance writers make good money by writing and submiting articles online. It is assumed that graduates from prestigious universities can write good articles. If you can write interesting articles relating to health, politics, food, sports etc. then you can money by marketing your write up online. Use your phone to google how you can monetize your articles. Note: Your articles should not be less that 400 words, well written and should be original(not copied from already existing materials).

4. Blogging: Blogging is another way you can earn money. All you need is to create a blogging site whuch is free to creat at free blogger.com or wordpress.com; then find the right niche and write interesting articles relating to your niche. But I must tell you; for you to be a successful blogger it requires some technical know how. You may not have to be 'guru' but you need to know the basics to some extent. If you have a computer or smart phone (I mean smart phone, not china) and an internet connection, then you are 'good to go'. Although, earning from blog usually takes time and patience.

5. Small scale mini importation
You can carry out a feasibility study and find out some of the things that are lacking in the community where you were posted and order for them to sale. For example, you can buy boxers or pants cheaper in the market and sale relatively high that the cost price to people. Items to import could be boxers, shoes, phone accessories, watches etc. You can start with something portable that won’t require you to spend much time. 
 6. Baking: If you can bake cakes, doughnut, bons etc. then bake and supply to those selling in retail quality or you can as well sale in retail.

Finally, the list of things that can make you earn extra money is endless; laundry business, bulk sms etc are all included. Just find one and start doing it. Thanks

1. Lagos State
Lagos is the best in our list. The state is the former Nigeria Capital, the standard of living may be high, but you can still get some cash to support yourself. In Lagos, job opportunity is high than other states in Nigeria. You have hundred of recruiting companies to submit your CV; you can get job and settle down after your service year. There is a saying that anything you do in Lagos and do it hard, then you will make money from it.

2. Abuja FCT
Abuja is the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria, the cost of living may be high, but you will enjoy the place. Most of the private companies in Abuja pay big money as allowances to corps members serving in their establishment. There are job opportunities, and almost everywhere is developed, security is very tight.

3. Kano State
Kano state is very good, things are very cheap, making it possible for savings. In Kano you can save most of your earnings.
A friend of mine who finished from Kano was even claiming the place is better than Lagos. You might want to give it a shot

4. Ogun State
Wow, Ogun made the list. You can ask people who finished from there. In Ogun everywhere is a place of Opportunity.

5. Plateau State
This is one of the best place you can serve. You will live large and still have savings. Normal standard of living, cheap food stuffs, cheap transportation and more…

6. Akwa Ibom State
Akwa Ibom is among the best. State allowances for Corps Members are high to compare to other states. Generally, things are good in Akwa Ibom, ask those who finished from the state.

7. Enugu State
Enugu state is very good for NYSC. There is light and water in Enugu. Security is very tight. You will enjoy serving in Enugu.

8. Rivers State
Someone reading this is already jumping to testify Rivers State is one of the best.

9. Cross River State
Calabar is the capital city. You won't regret it

10. Osun State
Osun made it in the list. It is one of the best. Very peaceful, good electricity and a place to bring any dream to reality.

11. If I am permitted to include another state, I would say Anambra. Anambra state is ok, they pay state allowance more than other states.

Note: Our ranking is based on the following: 

Location

Infrastructure

State Allowances 

Job Opportunities

Exposure

Activities

Security

Corps Members Testimonies

etc.
Remember, no state is bad. And also, NYSC is not about looking for the best place, but it is more about making where you are posted the best. 
Thank you as you share.

It is important to know the amount the various states government in Nigeria pay serving Corps Members posted to their states. In this article, all the states in Nigeria were listed with the corresponding amount they pay to serving corps members.
It is known that the Federal Government

pays a fixed monthly allowance of N19,800 to every serving corps member across Nigeria, and this amount has remained unchanged for quite a long time. However, the states govt have decided to supplement this N19,800 by paying extra money to corps members in their states in compensation to the poorly paid allawances by the FG.
The state allowances, however, vary from one state to another. Below, are the comprehensive list of all states in Nigeria and the amount they pay to Serving bcorps members:

1. Akwa Ibom State: pays N4,900 monthly

2. Lagos: State Pays N15,000 serving under state government; N10,000 to corps members serving in Ministries, and N5000 to those in LGA.

3. Sokoto State: pays N4,000 and N9,000 to those serving in the state hospitals.

4. Enugu State: Pays N8,00 to Corpers in towns and N3,800 to Corpers in villages.

5. Oyo State: Pays N4,000

6. Osun State: Pays N0.00

7. Kano State: Pays N4,000

8.Borno State: Pays N1,000

9. Niger State: Pays N0.00

10. Yobe State; Pays N2,500

11. Bayelsa State: Pays N3,000

12. Ekiti State: Pays N0.00

13. Ogun State: Pays N5,000

14. Delta States: Pays N5,000 (but after service)

15. Bauchi State: Pays N0.00

16. Cross River State: Pays N3,090

17. Zamfara State: Pays N5,000

18. Abia State: Pays N5,000

19. Imo State: Pays N2,000

20. Taraba state: Pays N10,000

21. Kaduna State: Pays N3,000

22. Jigawa State: Pays N10,000 and N5,000 to those serving in L.G.A, and N16,000 to those serving in hospitals and N26,000 to medical corps members.

23. Nassarawa State: Pays N0.00

24. Katsina State: 0.00

25. Rivers State: 0.00

26. Kogi State: 0.00

27. Ebonyi State: Pays N5,000

28. Anambra State Pays N8,000

29. Kwara State: N6,000

30. Ondo State: between 1000  and 1,500

31. Kebbi State: N2000

32. Plateau State: 0.00

33. Edo state: 0.00

34. Benue State: 0.00

35. Gombe State: 0.00

36. Abuja FCT: Abuja pays nothing. The general N19,800 covers everything for corps members serving under government. But private companies in Abuja pay high shaa!  

This might have changed in some states as this was last updated on 16/02/2018
Please drop a comment if you noticed any error.

Offa Poly Academic Calendar, 2018/2019 Out

The Federal Polytechnic, offa (Offa) Academic Calendar for the 2018/2019 academic session has been published. According to the Academic  Calendar, 2018/2019 session will commence October 14th, 2018.

The details of the academic calendar are as stated below;

Friday 3rd August – Sun 14th Oct 2018   -        Long Vacation       -        10weeks
Sunday 14th October, 2018                 -        Commencement of 1st Semester/Resumption of                                                                    New Students/Returning Students
Monday 15th October, 2018                -        Commencement of Registration
Monday 22nd – Wed 24th Oct, 2018     -        Orientation for New Students
Friday 26th October, 2018                   -        Closing Date for registration
Monday 29th October, 2018                 -        Commencement of Lectures
Thursday 10th November, 2018          -        Academic Board Meeting                            
Thursday 6th December, 2018             -        Academic Board Meeting
Wednesday, 12th December, 2018      -        Matriculation
Friday 21st Dec. 2018 – Wed, 2nd Jan. 2019  -        Christmas/New Year Break
Thursday 10th Jan, 2019                      -        Academic Board Meeting
Friday, 24th January, 2019                  -        End of Lecturers             – 12weeks
Mon., 28th Jan. – Fri. 1st Feb. 2019     -        Practical Examination      – 1week
Mon. 3rd Feb. – Fri. 22nd Feb. 2019    -        Examinations                  - 3weeks
Mon, 25th February, 2019                    -        Commencement of 1st Semester Break
Sunday 17th March, 2019                       -        Resumption for 2nd Semester
SIGNED
ALH. ABDULHAMID O. RAJI
Registrar/Secretary to Academic Board

This is to inform UNILORIN aspirants that sat for the day 2 UNILORIN post utme screening test that they can now check their UNILORIN post utme results on UNILORIN PORTAL. 
You can check your Results through the link below

https://uilugportal.unilorin.edu.ng/putme_login.php

Some Unilorin post utme past questions for Aspirants

1. Sheriff left school very late_______
*a. Didn't she?*
b. Isn't it?  C. Hasn't she?  D. Hadn't she.

2. Mathematics _______compulsory for engineering student ."
*A. Is* b. as c are d. Were

3.inspite of the seemingly scarcity of marriageable men today many a girl
_________to get married at the age of twenty-one
A. Intend b. Intended c. Plan *d. Plans*

4.words combine to form..........

a sentence *b. Phrase* c. Clause d. Word

5 She did not explain what happened _______ did she

a. Rather *b. Neither* c. Either d. Never

6.He was _____ weak _______ he could not climb the stairs.

A very/ that *b. So/that* c. Too/that d. So / when.

7. Some of the food _____ spoilt
a were b are c. Have *d. Is*

8.The lecturer with his wife______ here a.  Were b. Were to be c. Are *d. Was*

9.Neither Isha, Nor her sisters ________ attending the party tomorrow. a. Were  b. Is *c. Are* d. Was

10. The boys as well as their father _______  travelling
A. Hated *b. love* c. Loves d. Will love

11. The tall slim, dark complexion good looking young man recently returned from India a. Compound complex *b simple* c. Complex d. Compound

12. All except except _______ is use to mark ________  parenthetical  statement a. Inverted Comma b. Comma c. The dash *d. Question mark*

13 The job was done *meticulously well* ...... *meticulously well* is a. Noun phrase *b. Adverb phrase* d.  Adjectival

14 It is referred to as an important Language because many people in South Africa ______it a. Are speaking *b. Speak* c. Spoke d. Speaks

15. The Dean and secretary _______ the meeting regularly *a. Attends* b. Were attending c. Attend d. Attended.

16 All members of staff see ______ everyday *a. One another* b. Each other c. Themselves d. None of the above

17. ______ who qualifies will be invited for interview *a. Anyone* b each other c. Anybody d. Somebody

18. I like the flower _______ u planted in your compound *a.  Which* b. That c.  Whom d who

19. Dance and songs _____ prominent activities in the department of performing arts a. Is *b. Are* c were d.

20.  The lovers live for only ________ *a.  Each other* b. One another c. Theirselves d. Themselves

21. _____ you want to go to the party  now that I am going too.
A shall b. Would c could *d. Will*

22. The mangoes ______ripe so I ate them a. Is b. Are *c. Were* d was

23. Twenty four hours _______too long to sleep *a is* b. Are c were d. Was

24.Mechanization________ faster operation *a. Permits* b. Permit c. Permitted

25.Do law students _____ how aspirin______ student a. Knows/works  b. Know/work c knows / work *d. Know / works*

26. The trader together with ten soldiers ________to Dubai every year . A. Go *b. Goes* c. Went d. None of the above .

27. Reading day and night ______ not good for the brain *a. Is* b. Was c. Are d were.

28. When I read and when I play ______my own business a. Is *b. Are* c. Were d.a And b

29. A year and a half ______ passed after the incident. A has B have *C had* D having

30. It was discovered that the solar system now _______ more than nine planets. *A. Has* B. Had C. Have D Having

31. Who is the first American president that Visited Nigeria *a. Jimmy Carter* b. Gorge bush c. George Tubman d. James Madison.

32. _______ make use of executive order *a. The president* b. Senate president c. Governors d. Local government.

33. In which of this organisation is African membership not possible a. Ecowas *b. Eu* c.opec d. Common wealth

34.which of the following is not a principal organ of UNO? A. Security council b. UNICEF *c. Secretariat* d. General Assembly.

35.french along with English ______  to be passed a. Are b. Have *c. Is* d.  None

36. Student should study properly for their examination . A.  Isn't it b. Shouldn't  it *c. Shouldn't they* d. Should they.

37. The twin brother love each other just as  the triplet love *a. One another* b. Each other c. Themselves d. Theirselves.

38. I have never ______ anyone ________ so much money before.' tought the police. A. Seen/ loose b. Saw /lose *c. Seen / lose* d. See/ loose.

39." The boy drove the car recklessly " has these sentence elements a. Spc b. Spa *c spca* d. Sac.

40.  I won't go there would I?  A. Yes I wont B. No,  I would c. Yes I won't *d. No I won't*

41. Royal Niger company was formed by a. Fredrick lugard *b. Gorge Tubman* c. Albert Macaulay d. Flora Shaw.

42. The Lagos chamber of commerce was established in which year a. 1989 b. *1888* c. 1889 d. 1879

43. 500 note was introduced in what year
A. 2005 b2004 c 2003 d *2001*.

44. Aba riot was what year a. 1945 *b.  1929* c.  1923 d 1946

45. Naira and kobo came into existence in what year a. 1999 b. 1996 *c 1973* d 1975.

46. What year did Nigeria changed to right hand drive a. 1977 *b 1972* c. 1973 d. 1975

47.General Sanni Abacha died in what year a. 1996 b. 1995 *c 1998* d.  1997

48.  When was Abuja stadium Commissioned a. 2005 *b.  2003* c. 2002 d. 2001

49. Queen Elizabeth visited Nigeria in what year *a. 2003* b.  2002 c. 2001 d. 2000

50. Who is the vc of Unilorin.
*Prof Abdulkareem Sulyman Age*

NIGERIA CURRENT AFFAIRS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS PART 1.

The Part one of the Nigerian Current Affairs below are for Multi-Choice Question and Servers with Options 1,2,3 and 4 representing A,B,C and D respectively.

1. Which of following is the core duty of the Nigeria immigration?

1. Persecuting offenders

2. Enforcing of laws

3. Issuance of all Nigerian travel document

4. Deporting of foreigners

Answer – C

…………………..

2. The NIS was brought out of the

Nigerian Police Force (NPF) in

1. 1946

2. 1956

3. 1958

4. 1964

Answer – C

……………………

3. The NIS was formally established by the act of parliament in

1. 1963

2. 1957

3. 1964

4. 1976

Answer – A

……………………..

4. The first Africa country to introduce E-passport was

1. South-Africa

2. Ghana

3. Liberia

4. Nigeria

Answer – D

……………………

5. How many comptrollers general has the NIS gotten since the inception till date?

1. 10

2. 12

3. 8

4. 15

Answer – B

…………………….

6. The first Secretary General of Common Wealth was

1. George Washington

2. Tulma Goldie

3. Arnold Smith

4. Joseph Garba

Answer – C

……………………….

7. Lagos became a crown colony in

1. 1862

2. 1861

3. 1841

4. 1886

Answer – A

…………………….

8. The first world war started from

1. 1911-1914

2. 1914-1916

3. 1916-1981

4. 1914-1981

Answer – D

………………………

9. The western and Eastern Nigeria became self governed in

1. 1959

2. 1960

3. 1957

4. 1956

Answer – C

…………………….

10. The first head of government of Nigeria was

1. Yakubu Gowon

2. Aguiyi Ironsi

3. Tafawa Balewa

4. Nnamdi Azikiwe

Answer – C

………………………

 The first militant president of Nigeria was

1. Sanni Abacha

2. Ibrahim Babangida

3. Aguiyi Ironsi

4. Yakubu Gowon

Answer – B

…………………..

11. Nigeria became a republic in

1. 1963

2. 1960

3. 1976

4. 1961

Answer – A

…………………….

12. The Northern and Southern protectorate was amalgamated in

1. 1914

2. 1919

3. 1921

4. 1900

Answer – A

……………………..

13. The first Executive president of Nigeria was

1. Nnamdi Azikiwe

2. Olusegun Obansanjo

3. Sheu Shagari

4. Goodluck Jonathan

Answer – C

………………………

14. The First Colonial Governor general of Nigeria was

1. Tulma Goldie

2. James Robertson

3. Huge Clifford

4. Lord Lugard

Answer – D

……………………..

15. The highest court in Nigeria is

1. Court of Appeal

2. Supreme Court

3. Federal High Court

4. Magistrate court

Answer – B

……………………..

16. ECOWAS was established in —— and has it’s administrative headquarter in

1. 1967 Lome

2. 1975 Lome

3. 1975 Lagos

4. 1967 Lagos

Answer –

………………………

17. The first general election in Nigeria was held in

1. 1959

2. 1960

3. 1963

4. 1999

Answer – A

…………………….

18. Nigeria practice one of the following system of government

1. Con-federalism

2. Unitarism

3. Paliamentiarism

4. Federalism

Answer – D

…………………………

19. The last colonial governor general of Nigeria was

1. James Robertson

2. Jimmy Carter

3. Lord Lugard

4. Huge Clifford

Answer – A

……………………

20. The first military coup de’tat in Nigeria was in

1. 1964

2. 1966

3. 1960

4. 1999

Answer – B

……………………….

21. The establishment of states started in Nigeria on

1. May 27 1967

2. Feb. 13 1966

3. April 8 1960

4. Oct. 1 1960

Answer – A

……………………

22. The Biafra Civil was between

1. 1967-1968

2. 1968-1971

3. 1967-1970

4. 1970-1975

Answer – C

……………………..

23. The National youth service corp. was established in

1. 1960

2. 1973

3. 1980

4. 1997

Answer – B

……………………..

24. The Nigeria Police Force belongs to which organ of government

1. Judiciary

2. Executive

3. Legislative

4. None of the above

Answer – B

………………………..

25. Africa consist of how many countries

1. 54

2. 55

3. 60

4. 70

Answer – A

…………………….

26. In order to qualify for the post of president in Nigeria the person must be —— and above

1. 35yr

2. 20yrs

3. 40yrs

4. 55yrs

Answer – A

……………………..

27. The name Nigeria coined out of

1. Niger Forest

2. Niger Area

3. Niger River

4. Niger Textures

Answer – B

……………………..

28. The first inspector General of the Police Force was

1. Teslim Balogun

2. Louis Edet

3. Ademola Adetokunbo

4. Elias Balogon

Answer – B

……………………

29. The Headquarter of UN is in

1. New York

2. Washington

3. Geneva

4. Vienna

Answer – A

…………………….

30. UNO was founded in San Francisco in

1. 1939

2. 1914

3. 1945

4. 1950

Answer – C

……………………….

31. The first military coup-de’tat in Africa was in

1. Libya

2. Liberia

3. Egypt

4. Nigeria

Answer – C

………………………

32. Nigeria became 36 states under the regime of

1. Olusegun Obasanjo

2. Sanni Abacha

3. Ibrahim Babagida

4. Yakubu Gowon

Answer – B

…………………….

33. The first military head of state was

1. Yakubu Gowon

2. Aguiyi Ironsi

3. Olusegun Obasanjo

4. Ernest Shonekan

Answer – B

……………………

34. Oil can be found in one of the following state in Nigeria

1. Lagos

2. Anambra

3. Ondo

4. Ekiti

Answer – C

…………………………

35. Tin is majorly found in

1. Jos

2. Enugu

3. Kano

4. Imo

Answer – A

………………………..

36. Oil was first discovered by shell-BP in Nigeria in ………

1. Oloibiri

2. Idanre

3. Warri

4. Kabba

Answer – A

……………………..

37. Which of the following may be regarded as a regional organization

1. ECOWAS

2. OAU

3. UN

4. OPEC

Answer – B

…………………..

38. The last military head state of Nigeria was

1. Absulsaleem Abubaka

2. Sanni Abacha

3. Olusegun Obasanjo

4. Yakubu Gowon

Answer – A

……………………..

39. The name Nigeria was coined by

1. Flora Shaw

2. Mary Slessor

3. Lord Lugard

4. Juman Goldie

Answer – A

NIGERIAN CURRENT AFFAIRS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS PART 2.

The Following Nigerian Current Affairs are non Multi Choice or German Questions with Answers at the end.

1. Who formed the first political party in Nigeria?

Answer: Herbert Macauly

2. What was the first political party in Nigeria?

Answer: Nigerian National Democratic party (NNDP)

3. Who is the current president of Nigeria?

Answer: Muhammadu Buhari

4. Who is the current vice president of Nigeria?

Answer: Yemi Osibajo

5. What does the eagle in the Nigerian coat of arm represent?

Answer: Strength

6. What do the two horses on the Nigerian coat of arm represent?

Answer: Dignity

7. What was the black shield in the Nigerian coat of arm stand for?

Answer: Nigerian’s fertile soil

8. What does the white colour in Nigerian flag stand for?

Answer: Peace

9. What does the green colour in Nigerian flag represent?

Answer: Forests and abundant natural wealth of Nigeria

10. Nigeria is divided into how many geopolitical zones?

Answer: Six (6) geopolitical zones

11. What was the first capital city in Nigeria?

Answer: Calabar

12. What is the capital of Nigeria Now?

Answer: Abuja

13. Who is the current Nigerian Deputy Senate president?

Answer: Senator Ike Ekweremadu

14. What is the name of Nigerian senior national team in football?

Answer: Super Eagles

15. When did Nigerian Golden eaglets win the world under-17 FIFA world cup

Answer: 1985, 1993, 2007, 2013

16. Who was the first female vice chancellor in Nigerian university?

Answer: Grace Alele Williams

17. Who gave Nigeria her name:

Answer: Flora Shaw

18. Who designed the Nigerian flag?

Answer: Michael Taiwo Akinkunmi

19. Who was the first man to buy a car in Nigeria?

Answer: Bob Jensen

20. Who was the first woman to buy a car in Nigeria?

Answer: Funmilayo Ransome Kuti

21. Who was the first woman to drive a car in Nigeria?

Answer: Funmilayo Ransome Kuti

22. What is the first TV station in Nigeria?

Answer: Western Nigerian Government Broadcasting Corporation (WNTV) in 1959

23. When was Nigeria formed?

Answer: 1914

24. Where was crude oil first discovered in Nigeria?

Answer: Oloibiri Oilfield, located in Oloibiri in Ogbia LGA of Bayelsa State

25. Who was the first Nigerian to become a Noble Laureate?

Answer: Wole Soyinka

26. Who is the Nigerian current speaker of house of Assembly?

Answer: Yakubu Dogara

27. What is the premier university in Nigeria?

Answer: University of Ibadan

28. Who is the minister for education in Nigeria?

Answer: Adamu Adamu

29. Who is the current chief justice of Nigeria?

Answer: Walter Samuel Nkanu Onnoghen.

30. When did Nigeria have her independent?

Answer: 1st October 1960

NIGERIAN CURRENT AFFAIRS PAST QUESTIONS 3

#1. Who was the first woman to buy a car in Nigeria?

Answer: Funmilayo Ransome Kuti

#2. Who was the first woman to drive a car in Nigeria?

Answer: Funmilayo Ransome Kuti

#3. What is the first TV station in Nigeria?

Answer: Western Nigerian Government Broadcasting Corporation (WNTV) in 1959

#4. When was Nigeria formed?

Answer: 1914

#5. Where was crude oil first discovered in Nigeria?

Answer: Oloibiri Oilfield, located in Oloibiri in Ogbia LGA of Bayelsa State

#6. Who was the first Nigerian to become a Noble Laureate?

Answer: Wole Soyinka

#7. What is the premier university in Nigeria?

Answer: University of Ibadan

#8. Who is the minister of education in Nigeria?

Answer: Adamu Adamu

#9. Who is the current chief justice of Nigeria?

Answer: Mahmoud Mohammed.

#10. When did Nigeria have her independent?

Answer: 1st October 1960

#11. Who is the Nigerian current speaker of the house of Assembly?

Answer: Yakubu Dogara

#12. Who won the 2015 Nigerian presidential general election?

Answer: General Muhammadu Buhari

#13. Who is the current INEC chairman?Answer: Mahmud Yakubu

#14. Who is the current NAFDAC Director General?Answer: Mojisola Christianah Adeyeye

#15. Who is the current Inspector General of police?Answer: IGP Solomon Arase

#16. Current chairman of the African Union Answer: Paul Kagame

#17. Who is the secretary General of the united nationsAnswer: António GuterresNIGERIA CURRENT AFFAIRS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS PART 1.

The Part one of the Nigerian Current Affairs below are for Multi-Choice Question and Servers with Options 1,2,3 and 4 representing A,B,C and D respectively.

1. Which of following is the core duty of the Nigeria immigration?

1. Persecuting offenders

2. Enforcing of laws

3. Issuance of all Nigerian travel document

4. Deporting of foreigners

Answer – C

…………………..

2. The NIS was brought out of the

Nigerian Police Force (NPF) in

1. 1946

2. 1956

3. 1958

4. 1964

Answer – C

……………………

3. The NIS was formally established by the act of parliament in

1. 1963

2. 1957

3. 1964

4. 1976

Answer – A

……………………..

4. The first Africa country to introduce E-passport was

1. South-Africa

2. Ghana

3. Liberia

4. Nigeria

Answer – D

……………………

5. How many comptrollers general has the NIS gotten since the inception till date?

1. 10

2. 12

3. 8

4. 15

Answer – B

…………………….

6. The first Secretary General of Common Wealth was

1. George Washington

2. Tulma Goldie

3. Arnold Smith

4. Joseph Garba

Answer – C

……………………….

7. Lagos became a crown colony in

1. 1862

2. 1861

3. 1841

4. 1886

Answer – A

…………………….

8. The first world war started from

1. 1911-1914

2. 1914-1916

3. 1916-1981

4. 1914-1981

Answer – D

………………………

9. The western and Eastern Nigeria became self governed in

1. 1959

2. 1960

3. 1957

4. 1956

Answer – C

…………………….

10. The first head of government of Nigeria was

1. Yakubu Gowon

2. Aguiyi Ironsi

3. Tafawa Balewa

4. Nnamdi Azikiwe

Answer – C

………………………

 The first militant president of Nigeria was

1. Sanni Abacha

2. Ibrahim Babangida

3. Aguiyi Ironsi

4. Yakubu Gowon

Answer – B

…………………..

11. Nigeria became a republic in

1. 1963

2. 1960

3. 1976

4. 1961

Answer – A

…………………….

12. The Northern and Southern protectorate was amalgamated in

1. 1914

2. 1919

3. 1921

4. 1900

Answer – A

……………………..

13. The first Executive president of Nigeria was

1. Nnamdi Azikiwe

2. Olusegun Obansanjo

3. Sheu Shagari

4. Goodluck Jonathan

Answer – C

………………………

14. The First Colonial Governor general of Nigeria was

1. Tulma Goldie

2. James Robertson

3. Huge Clifford

4. Lord Lugard

Answer – D

……………………..

15. The highest court in Nigeria is

1. Court of Appeal

2. Supreme Court

3. Federal High Court

4. Magistrate court

Answer – B

……………………..

16. ECOWAS was established in —— and has it’s administrative headquarter in

1. 1967 Lome

2. 1975 Lome

3. 1975 Lagos

4. 1967 Lagos

Answer –

………………………

17. The first general election in Nigeria was held in

1. 1959

2. 1960

3. 1963

4. 1999

Answer – A

…………………….

18. Nigeria practice one of the following system of government

1. Con-federalism

2. Unitarism

3. Paliamentiarism

4. Federalism

Answer – D

…………………………

19. The last colonial governor general of Nigeria was

1. James Robertson

2. Jimmy Carter

3. Lord Lugard

4. Huge Clifford

Answer – A

……………………

20. The first military coup de’tat in Nigeria was in

1. 1964

2. 1966

3. 1960

4. 1999

Answer – B

……………………….

21. The establishment of states started in Nigeria on

1. May 27 1967

2. Feb. 13 1966

3. April 8 1960

4. Oct. 1 1960

Answer – A

……………………

22. The Biafra Civil was between

1. 1967-1968

2. 1968-1971

3. 1967-1970

4. 1970-1975

Answer – C

……………………..

23. The National youth service corp. was established in

1. 1960

2. 1973

3. 1980

4. 1997

Answer – B

……………………..

24. The Nigeria Police Force belongs to which organ of government

1. Judiciary

2. Executive

3. Legislative

4. None of the above

Answer – B

………………………..

25. Africa consist of how many countries

1. 54

2. 55

3. 60

4. 70

Answer – A

…………………….

26. In order to qualify for the post of president in Nigeria the person must be —— and above

1. 35yr

2. 20yrs

3. 40yrs

4. 55yrs

Answer – A

……………………..

27. The name Nigeria coined out of

1. Niger Forest

2. Niger Area

3. Niger River

4. Niger Textures

Answer – B

……………………..

28. The first inspector General of the Police Force was

1. Teslim Balogun

2. Louis Edet

3. Ademola Adetokunbo

4. Elias Balogon

Answer – B

……………………

29. The Headquarter of UN is in

1. New York

2. Washington

3. Geneva

4. Vienna

Answer – A

…………………….

30. UNO was founded in San Francisco in

1. 1939

2. 1914

3. 1945

4. 1950

Answer – C

……………………….

31. The first military coup-de’tat in Africa was in

1. Libya

2. Liberia

3. Egypt

4. Nigeria

Answer – C

………………………

32. Nigeria became 36 states under the regime of

1. Olusegun Obasanjo

2. Sanni Abacha

3. Ibrahim Babagida

4. Yakubu Gowon

Answer – B

…………………….

33. The first military head of state was

1. Yakubu Gowon

2. Aguiyi Ironsi

3. Olusegun Obasanjo

4. Ernest Shonekan

Answer – B

……………………

34. Oil can be found in one of the following state in Nigeria

1. Lagos

2. Anambra

3. Ondo

4. Ekiti

Answer – C

…………………………

35. Tin is majorly found in

1. Jos

2. Enugu

3. Kano

4. Imo

Answer – A

………………………..

36. Oil was first discovered by shell-BP in Nigeria in ………

1. Oloibiri

2. Idanre

3. Warri

4. Kabba

Answer – A

……………………..

37. Which of the following may be regarded as a regional organization

1. ECOWAS

2. OAU

3. UN

4. OPEC

Answer – B

…………………..

38. The last military head state of Nigeria was

1. Absulsaleem Abubaka

2. Sanni Abacha

3. Olusegun Obasanjo

4. Yakubu Gowon

Answer – A

……………………..

39. The name Nigeria was coined by

1. Flora Shaw

2. Mary Slessor

3. Lord Lugard

4. Juman Goldie

Answer – A

NIGERIAN CURRENT AFFAIRS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS PART 2.

The Following Nigerian Current Affairs are non Multi Choice or German Questions with Answers at the end.

1. Who formed the first political party in Nigeria?

Answer: Herbert Macauly

2. What was the first political party in Nigeria?

Answer: Nigerian National Democratic party (NNDP)

3. Who is the current president of Nigeria?

Answer: Muhammadu Buhari

4. Who is the current vice president of Nigeria?

Answer: Yemi Osibajo

5. What does the eagle in the Nigerian coat of arm represent?

Answer: Strength

6. What do the two horses on the Nigerian coat of arm represent?

Answer: Dignity

7. What was the black shield in the Nigerian coat of arm stand for?

Answer: Nigerian’s fertile soil

8. What does the white colour in Nigerian flag stand for?

Answer: Peace

9. What does the green colour in Nigerian flag represent?

Answer: Forests and abundant natural wealth of Nigeria

10. Nigeria is divided into how many geopolitical zones?

Answer: Six (6) geopolitical zones

11. What was the first capital city in Nigeria?

Answer: Calabar

12. What is the capital of Nigeria Now?

Answer: Abuja

13. Who is the current Nigerian Deputy Senate president?

Answer: Senator Ike Ekweremadu

14. What is the name of Nigerian senior national team in football?

Answer: Super Eagles

15. When did Nigerian Golden eaglets win the world under-17 FIFA world cup

Answer: 1985, 1993, 2007, 2013

16. Who was the first female vice chancellor in Nigerian university?

Answer: Grace Alele Williams

17. Who gave Nigeria her name:

Answer: Flora Shaw

18. Who designed the Nigerian flag?

Answer: Michael Taiwo Akinkunmi

19. Who was the first man to buy a car in Nigeria?

Answer: Bob Jensen

20. Who was the first woman to buy a car in Nigeria?

Answer: Funmilayo Ransome Kuti

21. Who was the first woman to drive a car in Nigeria?

Answer: Funmilayo Ransome Kuti

22. What is the first TV station in Nigeria?

Answer: Western Nigerian Government Broadcasting Corporation (WNTV) in 1959

23. When was Nigeria formed?

Answer: 1914

24. Where was crude oil first discovered in Nigeria?

Answer: Oloibiri Oilfield, located in Oloibiri in Ogbia LGA of Bayelsa State

25. Who was the first Nigerian to become a Noble Laureate?

Answer: Wole Soyinka

26. Who is the Nigerian current speaker of house of Assembly?

Answer: Yakubu Dogara

27. What is the premier university in Nigeria?

Answer: University of Ibadan

28. Who is the minister for education in Nigeria?

Answer: Adamu Adamu

29. Who is the current chief justice of Nigeria?

Answer: Walter Samuel Nkanu Onnoghen.

30. When did Nigeria have her independent?

Answer: 1st October 1960

NIGERIAN CURRENT AFFAIRS PAST QUESTIONS 3

#1. Who was the first woman to buy a car in Nigeria?

Answer: Funmilayo Ransome Kuti

#2. Who was the first woman to drive a car in Nigeria?

Answer: Funmilayo Ransome Kuti

#3. What is the first TV station in Nigeria?

Answer: Western Nigerian Government Broadcasting Corporation (WNTV) in 1959

#4. When was Nigeria formed?

Answer: 1914

#5. Where was crude oil first discovered in Nigeria?

Answer: Oloibiri Oilfield, located in Oloibiri in Ogbia LGA of Bayelsa State

#6. Who was the first Nigerian to become a Noble Laureate?

Answer: Wole Soyinka

#7. What is the premier university in Nigeria?

Answer: University of Ibadan

#8. Who is the minister of education in Nigeria?

Answer: Adamu Adamu

#9. Who is the current chief justice of Nigeria?

Answer: Mahmoud Mohammed.

#10. When did Nigeria have her independent?

Answer: 1st October 1960

#11. Who is the Nigerian current speaker of the house of Assembly?

Answer: Yakubu Dogara

#12. Who won the 2015 Nigerian presidential general election?

Answer: General Muhammadu Buhari

#13. Who is the current INEC chairman?Answer: Mahmud Yakubu

#14. Who is the current NAFDAC Director General?Answer: Mojisola Christianah Adeyeye

#15. Who is the current Inspector General of police?Answer: IGP Solomon Arase

#16. Current chairman of the African Union Answer : Paul Kagame

#17. Who is the secretary General of the united nationsAnswer: António Guterres

• Visit the JAMB Portal and accept your admission on CAPS by clicking “Accept Admission”. Candidates who fail to accept their admission on JAMB CAPS would not be issued JAMB Admission Letter and would b deemed as not admitted.
• Visit the University of Nigeria website (unn.edu.ng) or portal (unnportal.edu.ng), log in your JAMB Registration number to generate and download a Payment Invoice which contains a Remitta number, the invoice will enable you to make payment at any Commercial Bank.
• With the Payment Invoice, the candidate is requested to pay Twenty Five Thousand Naira Only (N25, 000.00) acceptance fee. Ensure that the Invoice number is keyed in appropriately at the Bank and obtain a confirmation slip containing your Confirmation number and Invoice number.
• Visit the University of Nigeria website (unn.edu.ng) or portal (unnportal.edu.ng) again and login your JAMB Registration Number, the Confirmation Number and Invoice Number, then print the Admission slip and complete the Acceptance Form online.
• Proceed with other fee payments and registration as indicated on the University of Nigeria website.

• Visit: https://www.oouagoiwoye.edu.ng/portal/admission/login.php
• Enter your JAMB Registration Number and Password in the space provided
• Click on the "login" button to access your admission status

• Candidates are to visit: https://eksueportal.eksu.edu.ng/site/screening-result
• Enter your JAMB Registratiuion Number in the space provided
• Click on "Search" button and proceed toview your screening score

JAMB CAPS: How do I check my admission status in caps portal and can I accept or reject admission if I have not been offered admission yet? That’s what you are about to learn in this tutorial.

I have already explained everything about Jamb caps for 2018/2019 admission. If you still don’t have full idea of what Jamb caps is about then click here now to read more about JAMB CAPS PORTAL.

Steps To Check Your 2018/19 Admission Status In Caps Portal

Ensure you have active data bundle.

Open your favourite browser (Preferably, Google Chrome).

Visit the jamb caps admission checking portal using this link http://caps.jamb.gov.ng/acceptadmission.aspx.

Then scroll down to check CAPS UTME/DE Admission status.

Click on UTME/DE Admission button to check and accept/reject your 2018 status of admission.

Your details including Jamb score, institution, date of birth,etc will appear when you have successfully logged in to Jamb caps portal.

If you are given admission and you like the school then click on accept admission.

If the institution and course space is blank or you have not been offered admission then don’t click on accept admission. Just keep checking back.

Be very careful not to accept admission when you are not offered (or when you have hope of gaining admission in a better school).

Once you accept the admission offered you then your admission door is closed for that year.

On the other hand, if you see welcome while you click on CAPS, don’t be annoyed. Just use desktop version to see the menu and then click on check admission status (Click on the three dots on Google Chrome and scroll down to see desktop site).

Jamb Caps Admission Status Portal

 Not Admitted In My Jamb Caps Portal/Market Place

Accept The Admission Status:

If you see not admitted yet in your Jamb Caps market place it means your school hasn’t started giving admission and all you have to do is close the page and keep checking back. Don’t click on the accept admission TAB (It would not be clickable self).

By the time your school of choice releases her admission list,you will not only see the “ACCEPT” icon but also a ‘DECLINE’ icon . You are enjoined not to click on the ‘ACCEPT’ icon until you receive an admission notification from your institution of choice.

I Mistakenly Click Accept Admission In My Caps Portal?

If you mistakenly accepted admission when you have not been offered admission by any school yet then I don’t think that would be an issue.

The main issue is when you have been offered admission in a particular school already and you accepted it. It then means that your door of admission for that year has closed. I wish you the best.

The following are processes that your details go through before you are finally admitted.

1. Forwarding Names Of Those Who Passed Jamb 2018

After successful completion of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and release of results, lists of Candidates ere forwarded to their Choice Institutions.

2. Caps Cut Off Mark: 

JAMB thereafter requests all Institutions to use the Lists to determine their respective Cut off Marks and forward the same general cut off mark list to JAMB ahead of the Policy Meeting and programme (course).

3. Jamb Caps Departmental Cut Off:

JAMB receives and collate Individual Institution and programme (course) Cut Off Marks as determined by their respective Senate/Academic Board.

4. Caps Specialists Trained:

Three (3) Representatives of Institutions- (Vice Chancellors / Registrars / Provosts), Registrars and Admissions Desk Officers are trained on the Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS)

5. Jamb Caps Policy Meeting:

Policy Meeting holds with Heads of Tertiary Institution and Regulators to determine, among others, the General Cut Off Marks for categories of institutions, based on earlier submissions of individual Cut Off marks by the Institutions.

6. Admission Factors In Caps:

Based on requests at the Policy Meeting, JAMB requires each Institution to reconfirm its Cut Off Marks and Sets the Cut Off Mark and other Institution specific parameters such as other Admissions Criteria (e.g. Post UTME Screening) and carrying capacity on CAPS.This is on going.

7. Students Record Forwarding:

Institutions download (from CAPS) details of Candidates that meet the Institution’s and program’s Cut Off Mark and had selected them as First Choice Institutions. JAMB additionally provides soft copy of the same information on CDs to Institutions

8. Uploading Result To Jamb Portal:

Candidates using awaiting waec or neco result are to upload it to Jamb portal immediately it is out.

9. Post Utme 2018:

Institutions may conduct Post UTME Screenings for downloaded candidates.

10. Post Utme Result:

Post UTME results are being considered as admission factor by schools. Where applicable, the results are uploaded to CAPS to obtain aggregate scores for the candidates.

11. Jamb Caps Ranking Signal:

CAPS ranks and suggests candidates that meet the Institution’s Admissions Criteria as configured on the system by the Institution.

12. List Of Successful Candidates In Caps:

The Admissions Desk Officer of the Institution reviews the List of the Suggested Candidates and makes the decision as to which candidates to select for further processing.

The Admissions Desk Officer generates a List of Proposed Candidates for review and approval of the Head of the Institution

13. The Head of the Institution reviews the List of Proposed Candidates as appropriates and push the List of Recommended Candidates to JAMB.

14. The JAMB (Admission Officer) reviews the Recommended Candidates to confirm they are from those initially sent to the Institution; met the Admissions Criteria as advertised in the brochure and as set on CAPS by the Institution, including upload of and confirm that no qualified candidate has been unjustly denied Admission.

Note: No candidate will be considered without the upload of his/her O’Level and/or A’ Level results.

15.  2018 Admission Status: JAMB generates a List of Provisional Admissions.

16. How To Accept Admission In Caps:  JAMB notifies Candidates to Accept / Reject Admission.

17. Accepting Or Rejecting Admission:Candidate Accepts / Rejects Admission on the JAMB Portal or through USSD or Short Service Code within 72 hours.

18. Forwarding Of Admission Acceptance:

If Candidate Accepts Provisional Admission, JAMB updates Admission Status and forwards List of Confirmed Admissions to the Institution

19. Caps Admission Letter Printing:

Candidate prints Admission Letter and Proceeds to the Institution for further internal Admission Processing.

20. What If You Reject Admission?:

If Candidate Rejects Admission, he/she becomes available in the Market Place for further possible consideration for Admissions.

The Market Place feature in CAPS provides flexibility for the Institutions to source for candidates who may not have earlier chosen the institution for Admission consideration.

Institutions may specify various selection parameters such as UTME score, State/ Local Government, Gender, preferred programmes /course of the Candidates.

The List of Candidates so selected from the Market Place are then pushed to JAMB who then notify the Candidates of Market Place consideration by Institutions. Candidate may Accept / Reject Market Place consideration, subject to a maximum of three (3) Market Place considerations at a time.

The Candidates could also approach the Market Place to announce availability for Admission consideration from any institution or for any programme different from those earlier indicated during the UTME Registration, provided s/he has requisite O’ Level Results and wrote the required subject combination in the UTME.

Any agreement or understanding on Admission consideration between the Institution and candidate based on Market Place operations will have to be effected with a requirement for the Candidate to effect a Change of Institution on the JAMB Portal to be available for Download (Step 6 above) by the new Institution to follow the subsequent steps in the Admission Process.

Important Notice On Jamb Caps:

The existing window for candidates to change Institution or Programme in addition to the Market Place is still available through the e-Facility. Institutions can download (Step 6 of the Admission Process) list of additional candidates who have changed to the institutions since the last download Admissions of candidates can be processed instantly or in batches by Institutions.

Visit: http://www.jamb.org.ng/efacility/ and login with your registered email address and password to access your dashboard

After you have log in you will see a welcome notice just move down on the page you will see "check 2018 UTME/DE Admission Status on CAPS". Click on it and you will be redirected to the caps page

After clicking on "check 2018 UTME/DE Admission Status on CAPS", you will see a page showing your JAMB details and your admission status, If you have been given admisison, you can now go ahead to accept it or reject it.

Note: If you are using a phone, you may not see the option to check is Admission Status on CAPS, Most phone users may only see the welcome message. The caps page shows only welcome because it requires you to use desktop mode to view the complete  page. This is why the chrome browser is recommended if you are a using a phone. All you need to do is go to Chrome option and choose request desktop site for the complete page to display.
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This is to inform UNILORIN Aspirants that the university of Ilorin post utme registration will close tomorrow Monday, August 20th.
Remember that the UNILORIN post utme 2018 registration which started on July 23 and was proposed to end on the 6th of Aug, but due to some difficulties encountered by aspirants while registering especially those who did change of institution and change of course but hasn't reflected on Unilorin portal the registration was extended till August 20th.
UNILORIN POST UTME Aspirants should there register for the UNILORIN post utme 2018 form before it formally closes on the 20th of August. UNILORIN post utme 2018 aspirants should note that their won't be another extension to the UNILORIN post utme 2018 registration as the UNILORIN post utme 2018 screening will commence on the 27th of August 2018.
We wish all Unilorin aspirants all the best!
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How to Apply for HP/Jumia Nigeria Scholarship.

1. Download the Jumia App here
2. Buy a minimum basket size of NIO,500 of the HP products from the list shown at the bottom of this page starting from August 13th – September 9th.
3. The more you buy, the more you increase your chances of winning.
4. Winners will be picked via on our Facebook channel during a live broadcast on the 3rd of September.

HP/Jumia Nigeria Scholarship Terms and Conditions.

1. This Competition begins on the 13th of August 2018 and ends on the 2nd of September 2018.
2. The Promoter is Jumia [Ecart Internet Services Nigeria Limited]. The officers, employees and immediate families of officers and employees of the Promoter as well as HP, the associated companies and contractors of the Promoter, and any other agencies associated with this Competition are ineligible to enter.
3. This Competition is only open to students between Basic 4 – University level, who are Nigerian residents schooling in Nigeria.
4. Entrants below the age of 18 must obtain consent in writing from their Parents or Legal Guardians. The consent should be sent via an email tocommunity@jumia.com.ng
5. Entrants are expected to download the Jumia App, follow Jumia Nigeria on social media 8 make a purchase of a minimum of N10,500 from the selection of HP products listed on this page during the School Resumption Shopping Campaign, scheduled to hold from August 13th 2018 to September 2nd 2018.
6. 14 winners will be picked via the Jumia Facebook page 8 contacted. The remaining 1 scholarship will be used as a treasure hunt item during the campaign.
7. 15 Winners picked will receive a scholarship prize of N250,OOO from Jumia/Hewlett- Packard via Brandlife Limited. Hewlett-Packard will disburse the prizes to the winners. 
8. The money prizes awarded are to be used strictly for educational purposes only.
9. Multiple entries are permitted.
10. The scholarship awarded are not transferable.
11. To redeem the Prize, Winners MUST present current and valid identifications matching the name used in the entry and must be willing to have their images taken; such images may be used at any time by the Promoter, for further marketing campaigns.
12. The Promoter reserves the right to modify, suspend, terminate or cancel the Competition and these Terms and Conditions without notice in the event of a catastrophe, war, civil or military disturbance, act of God or any actual or anticipated breach of any applicable law or regulation or any other event outside of the Promoter’s control.
13. It is a condition of entry that the Entrant consents to the Promoter using the Entrant’s name, likeness, image and/or voice in the event they are a winner of a Prize (including photograph, film and/or recording of the same] in any media for an unlimited period without remuneration for the purpose of the Competition [including any outcome), and promoting any products and services, distributed and/or supplied by the Promoters in the Centre(s) or otherwise.
14. By entering the Competition, an Entrant releases and indemnifies the Promoter [including its officers, employees and agents) from and against all actions, liabilities, penalties, claims or demands the Entrant may have against the Promoter or that the Promoter may incur for any loss or damage which is or may be suffered or sustained as a direct or indirect result of an entrant entering or participating in the Competition or winning or failing to win a prize, or using or permitting any other person to use the Prize. 
15. The Promoter’s decision in respect of all matters to do with the Competition will be final and no correspondence will be entered into.
16. By entering this Competition, an Entrant is indicating his/her agreement to be bound by these Terms and Conditions.
17. The Competition and these Terms and Conditions shall be governed by and construed in all respects in accordance with the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
18. In the event of any dispute, or disagreement between the parties in relation to this Agreement, the Parties shall at first, meet to negotiate in good faith to settle the matter amicably. Where Parties fail to resolve any matter within 21 days, it shall be referred to a sole Arbitrator to be appointed by the parties herein, or in the absence of such agreement, to an Arbitrator appointed by the High Court of Lagos State. 
19. The provisions of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act (Cap A18] Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004 shall apply to the arbitral proceedings. The decision of an Arbitrator appointed under this clause shall be final exce t where there is manifest error in law or fact or miscarriage of justice