The Nigerian Immigration Service exam holds this Saturday

The Nigerian Immigration Service exam holds this Saturday March 15, 2014. Check out the comprehensive list of centres where the exam will take place across the states of Nigeria below...

1. Abia – Ibeku High School, Umuahia
2. Adamawa – Trade Fair Complex, Jalingo
3. Akwa Ibom – Community Commercial School, Uyo
4. Anambra – Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka
5. Bauchi – Tafawa Balewa Stadium, Bauchi
6. Bayelsa – Samson Siasia Stadium, Yenagoa
7. Benue – IBB Square, Makurdi
8. Borno – Abubakar Umar Stadium, Gombe
9. Cross River – Federal Government Girls’ College, Calabar
10. Delta – Event Centre, Asaba
11. Ebonyi – Abakiliki Stadium, Abakiliki
12. Edo – Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium, Benin City
13. Ekiti – Olukayode Stadium, Ado-Ekiti
14. Enugu – Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium, Enugu
15. FCT (Abuja) – National Stadium, Abuja
16. Gombe – Abubakar Umar Stadium, Gombe
17. Imo – Ahia Ajoku Centre, Owerri
18. Jigawa – Government Commercial Secondary School, Dutse
19. Kaduna – Murtala Square, Kaduna
20. Kano – Sani Abacha Indoor Stadium, Kano
21. Katsina – Federal College of Education, Katsina
22. Kebbi – Haliru Abdu Stadium, Birnin Kebbi
23. Kogi – Township Stadium, Lokoja
24. Kwara – University of Illorin Sports Stadium, Illorin
25. Lagos – National Stadium, Surulere
26. Nasarawa – College of Agriculture, Lafia
27. Niger – Government Day Secondary School, Minna
28. Ogun – Muda Lawal Stadium, Abeokuta
29. Ondo – Nigerian Army Barracks, Akure
30. Osun – St. Charles Technical College, Osogbo
31. Oyo – Liberty Stadium, Ibadan
32. Plateau – Command College, Zaria Road, Jos
33. Rivers – Liberation Stadium, Port Harcourt
34. Sokoto – Immigration Command and Staff College, Sokoto
35. Taraba – Township Stadium, Jalingo
36. Yobe – Tafawa Balewa Stadium, Bauchi
37. Zamfara – Sambo Gov’t Sec. School, Tudun Wada, Gusau

NOTE: Names of candidates will be pasted on their respective exam centres.

Comments

VIDEO: SAY GOODBYE TO PETROL & SWITCH YOUR GEN TO START RUNNING ON COOKING GAS

Video: Watch how to install DUAL FUEL CARBURETORS & start running your generators on cooking gas. 12.5kg of gas gives you up to 50hrs of electricity - that's about 10 days if you do 5hrs/day. Even at its current prices, gas is cheaper, safer, cleaner, greener and always available. Come see it in use before buying @ 20 Adeniran Ogunsanya Surulere Lagos or any of our branches. Free nationwide delivery or Installation available. Distributors and Installers wanted nationwide. Next edition of our Hybrid Carburetors Installation training comes up 10am this Saturday @ 20 Adeniran Ogunsanya Surulere Lagos. The need to train and accredited installed becomes necessary, as more and more Nigerians embrace the wonderful innovation. Installers currently earn N5,000 per installation and are in high demands across Nigeria Once installed Potech Carburetors allow your generator to run on cooking gas as well as petrol, depending on what's available to you. Gas is 3...

Ban’s visit: The International Community Supports Buhari – UN

Ms Amina Mohammed, the Special Adviser of UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon on Post-2015 Development Planning, says the visit of the UN Scribe to Nigeria shows international approval of President Muhammadu Buhari. Mohammed told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that Nigeria’s image at the international arena had improved greatly, following a violence-free election that ushered in Buhari. Mohammed, who is an Assistant Secretary-General, was on the entourage of the secretary-general, who arrived in Nigeria on Sunday on a two-day official visit. “The visit of UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon shows international support for President Muhammadu Buhari. “Nigerians should hope for much more support and clarity around key issues that will bring the Secretary-General and the President together.” The UN official, who said she did not want to pre-empt the discussions of the UN Scribe, consequently, declined specific comments on the visit. She, however, said it portends positive devel...

Touching story: How I Survived Ebola ~ Dr Ada Igono

On the night of Sunday July 20, 2014, Patrick Sawyer was wheeled into the Emergency Room at First Consultants Medical Centre, Obalende, Lagos, with complaints of fever and body weakness. The male doctor on call admitted him as a case of malaria and took a full history. Knowing that Mr Sawyer had recently arrived from Liberia, the doctor asked if he had been in contact with an Ebola patient in the last couple of weeks, and Mr. Sawyer denied any such contact. He also denied attending any funeral ceremony recently. Blood samples were taken for full blood count, malaria parasites, liver function test and other baseline investigations. He was admitted into a private room and started on antimalarial drugs and analgesics. That night, the full blood count result came back as normal and not indicative of infection. The following day however, his condition worsened. He barely ate any of his meals. His liver function test result showed his liver enzymes were markedly elevated. We the...

Fully Reported

Search This Blog