APPLY NPC 2023 MASSIVE RECRUITMENTS

National Population Commission is recruiting for ad-hoc staff for the 2023 census 

https://2023censusadhocrecruitment.nationalpopulation.gov.ng/

Find below 👇 the requirements to be eligible before you can apply.

1. You must have a valid National Identification Number (NIN)

2. Functional Gmail Account

3. Functional phone number

4. Functional Commercial bank account 

5. Valid educational qualifications (i.e Certificate is compulsory) SSCE is not valid, acceptable certificate are NCE/OND, HND/BSc etc 

6.The applicant must be knowledgeable on how to use computers, tablets and smartphones.

Click on this  https://2023censusadhocrecruitment.nationalpopulation.gov.ng/

I wish you all Good luck!

Kenya General Election 2023

 Anti-riot police deployed at the Bomas of Kenya auditorium amid chaos, this is done in other to ease the tension.

Verified Presidential Results: National

Raila Odinga - 2,288,315 - 52.54%

William Ruto - 2,036,795 - 46.76%

Waihiga Mwaure - 10,167 - 0.23%

George Wajackoyah - 20,002 - 0.45%

Registered voters - 6,623,173

Valid votes - 4,355,279

Rejected votes - 36,115

The above results where collected on the Thursday 11 August, by the (IEBC) Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission to verify the presidential results from 291 constituencies, with initial results indicating a tight race between former prime minister Raila Odinga and deputy president William Ruto.

As at the time of this report IBEC has two more days to announce the winner 🏆 of the presidential candidate.

ATIKU IS THE WINNER IN 2023 PDP PRIMARY ELECTION

ATIKU EMERGE THE WINNER 🏆

See the results:

Nyesom Wike – 237

Atiku Abubakar – 371

Bukola Saraki – 70

Charles Okwudili –

Ayodele Fayose –

Emmanuel Udom – 38

Bala Mohammed – 20

Kalu Chikwendu –

Anyim Pius – 14

Dele Momodu –

Samuel Ohambuwa – 1

Oliver Diana – 1

APC 2023 Presidential Election

 

List Of APC Presidential Aspirants Who Have Purchased N100 Million Form The Sum Of =N= 2,500,000,000 Has Been Raised From The Aspirants So Far.

1) Bola Ahmed Tinubu

2) Prof. Yemi Osibanjo

3) Rotimi Amaechi

4) Sen. Godswill Akpabio

5) Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu

6) Sen. Chris Ngige

7) Sen. Rochas Okorocha

8 Sen. Ibikunle Amosu

9) Pst. Tunde Bakare

10) Com. Adams Oshiomole

11) Prof. Ben Ayade

12) Gov. Dave Umahi

13) Dr. Kayode Fayemi

14) Emeka Nwajiuba

15) Sen. Ken Nnamani

16) Yahaya Bello

17) Sen. Orji Uzor Kalu

18) Gov. Badaru

19. Godwin Emefiele

20. Ahmed Sani Yerima

21. Ajayi Borriface

22. Mrs Uji Ohnenye

23. Pastor Nicholas Felix Nwagbo

24. Dimeji Bankole

25. Yunusa Nuhu Ometo

EX PRESIDENT GOOD LUCK JONATHAN'S VICTORY

Jonathan’s victory: 

Sun News Publishing More Stories on This Section Economic experts have predicted economic stability for Nigeria after the Peoples Democratic Party’s ( PDP) presidential primaries which saw incumbent, President Goodluck Jonathan emerge as winner. Economic experts are of the view that pressure on foreign reserves will reduce going forward, allowing for resumption of reserve accumulation and influencing political and economic sentiments positively. Regional head of research Africa, Standard Chartered Bank London, Ms Razia Khan in her analysis of the state of the economy after the PDP primaries, stated that part of the reason for the continued depletion of the Excess Crude Account (ECA) with its consequence of falling external reserves , even after relative stabilisation in both oil prices and output; was due to substantial rise in government spending which observers argue was a background lobbying that was needed to secure victory. Available data shows that over $20 billion was left in the ECA at the end of the previous administration but as at date, this has been completely depleted leaving less than $300 million in the account. “But now that the PDP primary election is over, relative stability is expected,” Khan submitted.She further maintained that Jonathan’s victory is another antidote needed for the restive Niger Delta. According to the economist, there will be calm in the oil rich region, positively impacting Nigeria’s oil output. Earlier, a member of the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria Dr. Doyin Salami in predicting the state of the economy after PDP primaries, hinted that the country’s economic fundamentals will continue the way it is untill the April 2011general election was over. While the administration had stated that the reduction in reserves was attributable to the increased demand for foreign exchange in line with increased economic activity by the public and private sectors, including the outlays on the power sector by the three tiers of government, and the seed money for the Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF), other economic fundamentals according to observers are a mixture of positives and negatives. For instance, while fuel distribution and pricing have stabilized, power generation remains below the 6000-mega watts target of the government in 2010. The planned borrowing from external and domestic sources by the Federal Government during the 2011 Fiscal year, is listed as a source of funding the 2011 deficit to the tune of N865.24billion in the Revenue and Expenditure Framework; a development some analysts said was an indicator that the public sector will continue its crowding out effect on access to credit by the private sector and banks will continue to be risk averse.

The purpose of this publication is to refresh us of our previous president in Nigeria

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NIGERIA INTERNATIONAL PASSPORT - SELF APPLICATION

Nigeria International Passport Application Made Easy

In this article you will find the process on how to apply for your international passport without engagement of any third party.

The use of technology cannot be overemphasize, nevertheless, COVID-19 make most application in Nigeria to be done online without any delay.

Here are the steps to be taken when applying for Nigeria passport.

NEW APPLICATION:

Nigeria is part of the West African countries, international passport is a document that allows the citizens of Nigeria to travel outside the country.

If you are applying in Nigeria, You don’t need any immigration officer to help you. Simply pay online, print your receipts and forms online and go with all your documents to their office.

To apply for Nigeria passport visit the official website https://portal.immigration.gov.ng/pages/welcome

And open the application form fill out the box with the correct data. By applying for the international passport online, note that it is cheaper and less stressful.

Also note that NIN is compulsory when applying and by making payment online or at the bank will enable you to have these set of form; Acknowledgement form print out), your payment slip (print out) and Passport Application Form (print out) after the payment)

At the process of filling the form, select the closet NIS office within your geographical location or within your state.

Proceed to the selected passport office with  the listed requirements, if possible you can carry out capturing same day or a day will be set aside for the capturing.

If you want to apply online, click on fresh passport

OLD APPLICATION:

If you have had a passport click on renewal 

https://portal.immigration.gov.ng/pages/welcome

TYPE OF NIGRIA INTERTIONAL PASSPORT AND THEIR PRICES

The Newly enhanced e-Passport

1. 32 pages valid 5 years is N26, 000

2. 64 pages valid 5 years is N35, 000

3. 64 pages valid 10 years is N70,000

List of Documents required and also note that the documents required are stated on their site https://immigration.gov.ng/standard-passport/

Application for age 16 and above

1. Birth certificate OR age declaration. (Original and photocopy)

2. Two recent passport sized photographs in white background.

3. Guarantor’s form sworn to before a commissioner of Oaths OR Magistrate OR High Court Judge

4. Driving License OR National Identity Card (Original and photocopy)

5. Local government state of origin (Original and photocopy)

6. Passport Application Form (print out after the payment)  

7. Your payment slip (print out)

8. Acknowledgement form print out)

Additional Documentation for marriage woman:

9. Marriage certificate where applicable

Additional Document for Age below 16 years

10. Parent National ID CARD

11. Child National ID CARD

12. To passport Photographs

13. Court order and letter of approval from state ministry of women and development will be required (if child where child was adopted)

14. Passport photograph of the minor to signed by the parent at the back

15. Birth certificate

16. Consent letter from either of the parent 

If you can go through this process successful, your passport will be ready in less than six weeks.

 

ZOBO DRINK

Zobo drink…It had been a long time coming. I was so glad to see that my Mum brought some zobo leaves with her on her recent visit. It had been so long since I had zobo ( a.k.a zoborodo ) as it is fondly called in Nigeria. It is known as Sorrel drink in the Caribbean and by many other names in different countries which I will include at the end of this post


Zobo drink is made from the sepals of the Roselle flower/plant (Hibiscus sabdariffa) which is a species of the Hibiscus plant family; a plant native to tropical regions. It has a tart like cranberry flavour and pairs well with sweet snacks and cookies. Different people make zobo in varied ways; you can add fruits like pineapple, lemon etc and even spices like cloves, ginger, cinnamon etc.  The zobo leaves can also be used to make many other things such as sauces, jams, and even put into baked goods. Here’s how I make my zobo puree with the cooked leaves (how to make zobo puree).  I have also made dessert using zobo drink, I made these delectable zobo poached pears and served them with ice cream, you should try them for yourself


Yields: 6-7 cups
Recipe level: Easy
Preparation time: 15  minutes
Cook time: 30 minutes
Total time: 45 minutes
Meal type:  Drink
Meal time: Anytime

The Nigerian zobo drink is made from the sepals of hibiscus sabdariffa flower. It i

Author: Kauna Kitchen

Recipe type: Drinks

Cuisine: Nigerian

Serves: 6-7 cups

Ingredients

• 1 cup zobo leaves (35 grams)
• 8 cups of water
• Quarter of a pineapple (skin peeled)
• 1 inch piece or 2 teaspoons of chopped ginger
• Sugar or any other sweetener, to taste
• 1 teaspoon cloves, op

Instructions

1. Using a bowl and a generous amount of cold water; wash the zobo leaves properly (it might take a few washes) to get rid of all dirt and dust.
2. In a large pot on medium heat, add the washed zobo leaves, pineapple chunks, ginger, and cloves. Let boil for 30 minutes.
3. Using a sieve or colander, drain the zobo drink into a bowl and dispose of the zobo leaves, pineapple and ginger pieces.
4. Cool drink down in fridge
5. Once the drink is chilled; add your desired amount of sugar or sweetener and stir properly.You could drink the zobo drink hot or warm like tea.
6. Serve with any Nigerian small chop such as chin chin, meat pies,puff puff etc

USES

The different parts of the Roselle plant are used to make a number of things such as

• Drinks like Zobo
• Tea
• Jam/syrup
• Food colouring
• Food seasoning
• Sauces and soups
• Bast fibre
• Medicinal lotion
• Medicated hair oils
• Shampoo and conditioner.

HEALTH BENEFITS OF ZOBO

The hibiscus flower has some nutritional benefits as well:

• Acts as a natural diuretic
• Aids appetite
• Soothes colds and provides similar cold relief obtained by consuming antioxidant drinks
• Acts as a general tonic
• Promotes kidney functioning
• Helps digestion
• Acts as a diuretic
• Aids urinary tract health
• Promotes cardiovascular health

NAMES OF THE HIBISCUS/ROSELLE FLOWER DRINK

• Zobo/Zoborodo-Northen Nigeria
• Isapa-Yorubas/South Western Nigeria
• Bissap-Niger,Ghana,Mali, Senegal, Guniea Bissau, Burkina Faso, Congo,Benin, & France
• Dah/Dah/Bleni-Mali
• Omulete-Namibia
• Karkade-Egypt, Sudan, & Saudi Arabia
• Sorrel-Caribbean & Latin America
• Flor de Jamaica- Mexico
• Womjo-Gambia
• Rosella/Rosella fruit-Australia
• Belchanda-Nepal
• Grosella- Paraguay
• Lumanda/Chibemba-Zambia
• And so on and so forth…Please feel free to inform me of any other name you know the drink is called in another country so I can add to my list