10 Small Scale Businesses You Can Start With As Low As N5,000

If you are looking for small scale businesses to start with as low as 5,000 naira, you have reached the right place.

Ten small scale businesses you can start with as low as five thousand Naira.

1. Zobo making; Zobo ingredients are not expensive, all you need to do is learn from someone who is good, make your product chilled and clean, set a target market.

2. Tiger nut (Ofio) juice making: Blend Tiger nut (Ofio) with date (dabinu), sieve till it's smooth. Pack in bottles and chill. It's one healthy choice of drink.

3. Fresh fruit blending: Start with two whole deliciously ripe watermelons, blend properly till it's smooth, pack in bottle and chill. You can then start mixing fruits to blend.

4. Tea making (hot and cold): People drink tea when they are out. As long as you are neat and your product is not expensive, people will patronize you. Neatness is key to tea making. Make healthy tea like green tea, coffee (Decaffeinated and caffeinated) along with other beverages.

5. Kunu making: Kunu making is also a great idea, learn from someone who is good at it, pack in a bottle and serve chilled. Be neat with your product.

6. Pap making: Making fresh pap for people who don't have time to make it is also a great business idea. You can add garlic and ginger to the pap to make it unique. Soak the grain in water, wash, blend and sieve till very smooth. Some may order for un-sieved pap.

7. Noodles and egg making: Cooking noodles and egg especially for bachelors, and people at work is a great business idea. All you need is prepare it in a nice way. It's a good thing that noodles is fast and easy to make. You can make your product unique by adding carrots and green peas along with other ingredients.

8. Breakfast making: Cooking breakfast for people going to work is a nice business idea. You can choose pap and moin-moin, Yam and egg or other breakfast meal.

9. Dinner making: Most people come back tired from work, think of the kind of food that will sell fast in your area as dinner alternatives for people.

10 Sliced fruits and milk; This is a really cool and easy business idea. Selling processed mixed variety of fruits entices people and makes your market unique. You can slice pawpaw, watermelon, coconut, apple, pineapple and banana, mix together and add milk to it. Serve chilled.

So all these are small scale business you could venture into with as low as 5,000 naira. You can learn all these processes in a short time, and then you apply proper packaging. Go ahead and make money!

Osinbajo Orders Reopening Of N-Power Job Portal (photo)

Acting President Yemi Osinbajo has directed that the online portal of the government’s job initiative, N-Power, be reopened June 17 to allow more unemployed Nigerians apply, the Minister of State, Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed, has said.

Mrs. Ahmed advised youth to apply for the Federal Government’s National Social Investment Programme (N-SIP).

She told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja on Thursday that the government would scale up the N-SIP to accommodate more beneficiaries.

N-SIP is a federal government programme aimed at reducing poverty and improving livelihoods of vulnerable groups such as the unemployed youths, women and children.

The government says the programme has so far empowered over 1.6 million Nigerians through its four components, namely; N-Power, National Home Grown School Feeding Programme, Conditional Cash Transfer, and Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme.

The minister said each component of the programme would be scaled up this year.

“For example, in N-Power Scheme that 200,000 beneficiaries have been employed, we are supposed to increase it to 500,000 beneficiaries in 2017,” she said.

She said Mr. Osinbajo had directed that the online portal should be reopened on June 17 to give Nigerian youth opportunity to apply for the next batch.

“There is opportunity in the N-Power Programme for employment,” she said.

“There is opportunity in the GEEP for you to get finances to be able to start businesses.

“ Please this is real, it is working, join the process and be a beneficiary,’’ she said.

The minister said the process was delayed initially because of the effort to eliminate fraudulent applicants and to make the process transparent.
She said the programme had not been able to attain its set target because of the delay in starting its actual implementation.

“The deployment, release of funds didn’t start till October 2016 and it is so because we want to make sure that the programme is planned properly.

“We want to make sure that each beneficiary has bank account linked to BVN; we are targeting the right people, not just people nominated by big people.

“That took a lot of time but we thank God that the programme is going on well and it is now easier to upscale it,’’ the minister said.

Mrs. Ahmed said the programme was showcased at the second year commemorative event of the Federal Government under President Muhammadu Buhari on May 29.

She said that the event, with the theme: “A Smile for Every Nigerian,’’ recorded testimonies of beneficiaries across the country.
“We are thanking God for witnessing the confirmation that the work we have done is actually yielding results.

“ Prior to now, we are getting a report on paper that shows the number of beneficiaries but we have seen and heard the testimonies of the beneficiaries at the event,’’ Ahmed said.

(NAN)

12 Common Job Interview Mistakes You Should Avoid

1. Poor preparation.

Basically if you don’t prepare well for anything in life it is always certain that you will always end up with a disastrous outcome and same is true for poor preparation towards your job interview. If for example you were asked a question like “How does your qualifications and experience matches with the position you are applying for’’. Chances are that lack of prior anticipation to answer a question like this may just make you screw up the interview. This simply arose because you did not prepare for such a question. Hence, it very important you prepare adequately by knowing how your experience and qualification matches with the role. There are other things you should know in preparation for your interview. Top 40 Tips to answer tough interview questions tells you more.

2. Late Coming to an Interview.

Going late to an interview is probably one of the biggest mistakes you should avoid. Some interviewer may structure the interview to starts by observing candidates that comes late and may even use that against you during the interview session. Going late to interview has several negative effects one which is not giving you an opportunity to relax your mind before going to meet the interviewer. Research has shown that candidates who go late to interview are most likely to screw up by giving wrong responses because of mood state of mind. Always try to keep to the stated time as announced for the interview. If possible it is always good to arrive at the interview venue 30 minutes before time so that you have enough time to get focus. Try to arrange your travel logistics ahead if the venue for the interview is far so that you do not encounter hiccups on your interview day. Remember time management skills may be part of characteristics the interviewer is looking for and you may not want to give a bad first impression.

3. Shabby Dressing and unkempt look.

Most people do not give much attention to their outlook when embarking on an interview. Your physical outlook matters a lot in defining you are inwardly. It is therefore important that before going for an interview you appear clean, sharp and professional. The general recommended dressing for all interviews is the English suit and tie unless otherwise stated. Ladies can appear on a clean ironed suit with a nicely made hairdo. Do not over dress in other to impress the interviewer. Do not use offensive perfumes and also do not wear bogus earrings or any form of nose rings. Even if the position is not a professional one, it is advisable to appear professional. Dressing says a lot about you and your appearance may just land you the job.

4. Poor communication skills.

Poor communication skills do not always mean your inability to communicate properly but also it could mean your excessiveness in talking too much. An excellent communication skill is critical in all interview process. Most interviewers give much attention to the way you communicate. Your interviewer certainly will be impressed if you are able to communicate efficiently. During the interview always endeavor to keep your eyes on the interviewer and keep yourself at ease by not shaking.

5. Inability to ask Your Interviewer Questions.

One way of making your interviewer know that you are interested about their organization and that you did your homework in terms of researching about their organization is by asking questions that relates to the organization. A good way to know about a company’s profile is by logging onto their website. Company’s websites are good place to obtain information about the company. Always endeavor to ask one or two questions relating to the position you are been interviewed for or the company itself. Failure to ask question leaves negative impression about you to the interviewer.

6. Failure to answer questions.

Pay rapt attention to the questions that you are been asked before answering. You may want to spend some second before responding but always ensure you think before you talk while you do not want to talk before you think. Do not stop to think for a minute before responding as you may consider not been analytical enough or not been a fast thinker. Do not also give wrong answers as this could impede you progressing to the next phase of the interview.

7. Saying Negative Thing About Your Previous Employers.

In no circumstance should you speak badly of your previous employer even if you had a terrible experience working with them. It important you completely avoid saying negative words in regards to your previous jobs. Badmouthing your previous job or boss creates a bad impression about you and may give the interviewer the impression that you may also speak badly of them when you eventually leave their organization.

8. Inability to distinguish yourself.

Inability to convince your employer interviewer on what value you intend to add to their organization may cost you the position been interviewed for. It is advisable to distinguish yourself from the crowd by highlighting what unique experience you are bringing to the position you are applying for.

9. Lack of Adequate Experience on the Role.

It is important that you have enough experience on the role you have applied for as interviewers will ask you to demonstrate relevant experience you have towards handling the position you are been interviewed for. Inability to cite previous working experience or skills related to the position will be seen as not been competent for the role.

10. Do Not Emphasis about Money.

Anticipating about the range of salary you will be paid for the position is good but do don’t create a negative impression by asking about your salary range during your interview when you have not even passed the interview process. Asking such a question does not only creates a bad impression about you but also shows that you are just money conscious and do not really have passion for the job position. Only respond to salary questions when the interviewer asks first.

11. Avoid been loquacious.

Been Loquacious means talking too much. It vital when answering question you go directly to the point. Talking about your life history only makes the interviewer bored. Be concise and hit the nail at the point.

12. Forgetting To Keep in Touch.

After your interview with any firm, there is nothing wrong getting in touch with them after three weeks to ask about the status or outcome of your interview. Some people just forget and assume that they did not do well. Always ensure through been polite to enquire about your interview status. Chances are that they will give you feedback.

Great Discovery: Nigerian University Finds Final Cure for HIV/AIDS

If claims Professor Francis Otunta are anything to go by, then, Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, might have discovered a drug for the treatment and cure of HIV/AIDS.

The Vice Chancellor of the institution located at Umudike in Abia state, has announced the discovery of a drug which he claims is potent in the cure of the epidemic.

Otunta told newsmen at the university campus on Wednesday, February 1, that the finding followed years of scientific research by the institution.

He said that the breakthrough was made by Prof Maduike Ezeibe, a researcher in the university.

According to him, Ezeibe had presented the drug to the University management, Senate and Council, where he explained the processes he went through to arrive at his finding.

The VC also said that Ezeibe had equally presented the drug to his colleagues in the medical field and nobody had contradicted his finding.

“Prof. Ezeibe is a researcher in Veterinary Medicine and one may wonder how he discovered a drug to cure a human ailment,” he said.

He commended Ezeibe for the breakthrough, saying: “He has brought honour to the University and we are proud of him.”

Otunta said that the university was in the process of mass producing the drug for further clinical trials on persons living with HIV/AIDS in the country.

Ezeibe, who is a professor of Veterinary Medicine and Clinical Virology, said that the drug was produced with Aluminum Silicate and Magnesium Silicate (Synthetic Aluminum-Magnesium Silicate).

He said that the two minerals “are already in use as medicines for the treatment of various animal and human diseases”.

He said that 10 persons living with the disease, “who volunteered’’, were made to apply through their doctor to the VC.

“They were treated daily with the Medicinal Synthetic Aluminum-Magnesium Silicate (50 mg/kg),” he said.

Ezeibe said that the volunteers were subjected to monthly tests for viral loads and CD4-lymphocyte counts.

“With the antiviral effects of the medicine, its ability to reach all cells (as nanoparticles) and the lymphocytes, there is no more hiding place (sanctuary) for HIV,” he said.

He said that the medicine had been used to potentiate Ampicilin, Chloroquine, Piperazine and Sulphadimidin, among others, and could be a major foreign exchange earner for Nigeria, if approved by relevant authorities.

According to him, “local and international medical companies will find the product as a veritable raw material”.

Ezeibe said that he presented the research findings to the World Virology Conference in Atlanta in 2015, and Antonio (Texas) in 2016.

Besides, he said that the results of the laboratory tests had been published in many international scientific journals, including the British Journal of Medicine and Medical Research, among several others.

He said that he is also about to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with a U.S.-based Scientific Research Publishing, publishers of World Journal of AIDS, for the publication of his book

“How I came about the cure for HIV/AIDS”.
Ezeibe, who said that the medicine was patented in August 2014 in Nigeria, called on the Federal Government to help him to secure international patency for the drug.

He said: “If commercialised, the Medicinal Synthetic Aluminum-Magnesium Silicate would become an alternative for petroleum to the Nigerian economy.”

Top 5 Reasons Ladies Cheat In Relationships

Dear readers,in my own view despite my research into feminine soul,I have not been able to answer the great question that has never been answered::: What does a woman want? I have realised that the number of ladies who cheats in relationships are gone up by a substantial margin, that maybe it is now time to dissect the reasons behind this worrying trend..Do you know that 60% of ladies cheats in a relationship. Why? Are ladies easy to trick or are they just confused?
As a lady,here are some reasons ladies cheat most in my own view..

1.Ladies cheats to fill the emotional void that’s empty

This happens as a result when her boyfriend neglects her or the sexual prefernces are too different. Some guys need booze and a sexy girl to cheat.Ladies will feel vulnerable for that..We feel vulnerable for the smallest of reasons and circumstances. You know we are fragile and our heart is flexible. And in this process,if another guy makes a move at that time,then she’s gone because he will be able to sleep with her that time.

2.Ladies get attracted to any man who makes her feel good

Hello ladies here! I think you can all reason with this point of mine..I am gonna explain this with a typical example.

For instance, before accepting to a guy’s proposal,you will notice that he’s extraordinary caring and loving to you.
He will tell you sweet things,bombard you with calls and texts, that’s probably before proposing.But after accepting to his proposal,he minimises those things,he stop calling you like before,,no text msessages as before,though,he still cares…But you will feel confused at times and curious.. Am I making sense? Along that time,if u luckily find a guy that’s more sweet,cares for you than him,give you calls and take you out,,you will surely fall for him….

3. Feeling neglected,ignored and unappreciated

When you ignore your woman’s needs especially the emotional and intimate wants,her moods towards you will surely change drastically more than they do when her estrogen and progesterone levels fluctuate on every ovulation.
As witnessed in the post above,the reasons why ladies cheats is propagated emotional factors.Remember that many guys in there optimum to impress will always lure a woman with sweet words and total attention.If you fail to attend to your lady’s needs and offer a listening ear,she will cheat on you because she will feel more appreciated and wanted elsewhere.

4.She wants to have a secret

Yes!…Some people are weird in their own way and think it is important or even exhilarating to at least have some that they know they can carry to their graves. There are many reasons that make even contemplating to reverse the trends an attempt in futility. These reasons are what drive most ladies to cheat.

5.Revenge

My last reason why ladies cheat in relationship is because they want to get back on their partner who might have cheated. This is done out of the desire to prove that she is desirable and that the wayward partner is lucky to have what he apparently does not seen to appreciate!!!..

In a nutshell,my points above are based on *Trust*…Relationship without trust is fruitless. It is valueless ..Let’s embrace Love and trust!
Let’s all build Love on Trust!

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OMG!! Check Out Covenant University's School Fees For 100 Level Students (photos)

This was shared on Facebook by Sylvanus Omoniyi.

You recall that yesterday Bishop Oyedepo had warned Nigerians not to criticize the fees in order to avoid God's wrath:
This is Covenant University's School Fees For 100 Level Students.

Wonder how much Medicine Students will pay.. Lol.

400L UNILORIN Student Slumps And Dies (Photos)

Itopa Jamiu, a returning 400 level student of the department of Physics, slumped in the evening, 19th Sept., 2016. He was confirmed dead in the morning, 20th Sept., 2016.

We pray to God to grant the bereaved family the fortitude to bear the loss at this trying period.
May God continue to keep every student of the University of Ilorin safe.

5 Things You Shouldn't Share On Facebook

Check out the 5 things that you shouldn't do on facebook, it's been written as an advise so that we can be security conscious. Our life matters so also does our privacy.

The following are the 5 things you shouldn't share on Facebook:



1. PHONE NUMBER OR E-mail:

If it's your mobile phone number, i see no reasons on why you should share your contacts on Facebook with the public.

Prank callers, stalkers, identity fakers, email spammers and contacts seekers could seek to exploit you with such advantage by doing all sorts of things to ridicule your social and personal circle.

If you love talking/mailing to friends on Facebook, try restricting your contact info to friends, school colleagues or only friends of friends, it will minimize vulnerability if your friends are somewhat trustworthy.

2. WORKPLACE:

Why on earth would you want to share your work information if you love privacy and fear Kidnappers. It's scary but they have been cases of people being kidnapped for letting their jobs life go public without proper caution. If it's not a Facebook Page don't share, except you're a public figure.

Next time you think of sharing your workplace, think again.

3. HOME ADDRESS:

No one would love surprise visits from unknown or untold guests, especially if you stay with your parents or otherwise.

I hate surprise visits and so would some of y'all, except sanguine ! To halt such visits, make sure you never share your home address(es) on Facebook except otherwise.

Who knows whether poachers are looking for who to visit!!! Don't be a victim.

4. RELATIONSHIP STATUS OR INTEREST :

If you're married or single, it should stay private, except you don't want poachers trying to sway you to their tune - try keeping it private.

If you are interested in Women or Men it should stay private, except you wanna get hooked up or do something like that.

5. YOUR BIRTHDAY

I actually mean the date like 1989... 1993... everyone loves good birthday wishes. If you don't like amebor analysts crawling your profile for your age information, make it private or restricted to your circle of friends, classmates and families who you trust.

Tips on How to Save Money During This Economic Recession

A must read for all Nigerians

While recession may not be an ideal economic experience for any nation or the citizens, it is sometimes unavoidable, because it is a part of normal economic cycle. Experts warn that once in every five years or, at best, every eight years, the economy melts down and recession sets in.

It is no longer news that the Federal Government has declared that Nigeria is officially in recession. But while the government works to reposition the economy and return the nation to the path of prosperity, what can you do as an individual to better your lot under this harsh economy? Read on:

Enhance your skills:

During a recession, jobs are hardly secure; yet, should job loss happen, it could be had to get a new one. Therefore, enhance your skills, even on the job; work extra hours and work a little harder.

Prepare for layoffs:

On the average, the normal worker does everything to keep his job; but even then, layoffs still happen. Whether or not you’re going to experience this, please update your CV, and be on the lookout for possible job openings.

Create an emergency fund:

In general, most people don’t have emergency funds anywhere. But if you are still lucky to be employed, start one today by setting aside certain sum of money every month. Decide how much money you want to add to it every month. Keep the money in a savings account and let it stay there.

Pay off your debt:

If you are gainfully employed, you must learn to live on your income and avoid going into debts as much as possible, especially during a recession such as this. If you are in debt, focus on paying off your debts as soon as you can, as this will also help in lowering your spending and enable you to have more money to save.

Identify and streamline your monthly expenses:

How much do you spend on your phone lines? Must you sustain that pay-per-view TV? What about the money spent on electricity — such as diesel/petrol for your generator, even when you still pay electricity bills? Is it cheaper to cook or eat out? Which is cheaper: putting your car on the road daily, or taking public transport? The overall goal is to reduce expenses with minimal impact on lifestyle. Be wise about it.

Boost your income:

If there are opportunities to make extra cash, once it is legitimate, go ahead and do it. Can you baby-sit? Do you know how to make hair or apply make-up? Events decoration? Do you know how to bake, knit, or do repair works? Cash in on it and earn some extra naira by so doing.

Establish a budget:

When you get paid, don’t pay all your expenses without something left to save.
Rather, discuss with your creditors and agree on realistic payment plans. Also, involve your family members because the impact will affect them.

Cut down on expenses:

There are many ways to cut expenses during a recession. In many cases, you can maintain your same quality of life while focusing on living lean and cutting out extravagant and unnecessary expenses. For instance, buy nothing if you don’t need it to live.

Resist sales pitches:

Don’t accept offers of ‘soft loan’ from your bank or any lending agency, etc.
Transportation: If you live in the same geographical area with some fellow workers, you can agree to carpool to work, such that each of you will only have your car on the road less than thrice a week, thus saving money on fuel and maintenance.

Housing:

If your rental fee is high, you may consider changing accommodation and moving into smaller, cheaper accommodation that will still be reasonably comfortable.

Keep saving:

If you can, fit saving into your budget, even during a recession. If you don’t have the money to contribute, consider cutting out other expenses to make it work. When you come out of the recession, you’ll be glad you kept up with saving and your bank account will reflect the interest you’ve earned during that time.

Enjoy life:

In order to avoid recession depression, don’t let fear control you. An intense feeling of paranoia can make you an inflexible employee and also strain your relationships. Be thankful for what you have, and make sure to have fun.

Accept difficult times as a challenge for your fortitude and adaptability.

NECO 2016 Results Now Out.

The National Examination Council, NECO, has released the 2016 June/July Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) results.

This year’s results show a new exam record of 88.51 per cent pass level.

Announcing the results on Friday at NECO headquarters in Minna, Registrar of the Council, Prof. Charles Uwakwe, said 88.51 percent of the candidates got at least five credits including Mathematics and English Language.

He explained that 905,011 (84.54 per cent) of candidates got 5 credits and above in English Language while 812,846 (80.16 percent) got 5 credits and above in Mathematics.

Uwakwe noted further that the comparative analysis of candidates performance in the examination for 2015 and 2016 shows one percent (1%) improvement in the general performance of candidates in 2016 (88.51%) as compared with 2015 (87.51%).

Ekiti State recorded the highest of 96.48 percent and Katsina State recording the least with 72.59 percent.

Prof. Uwakwe said that 1,022,474 candidates in Nigeria and other countries sat and wrote the examination out of 1,027,016 who registered.

The NECO boss added that 43,905 cases of malpractice was recorded, and the number of schools involved in mass cheating as 194, adding that the results of candidates involved have been cancelled.

More Details to Come later…

UNIZIK Awka Fixed Screening Date.

The screening exercise commences with registration from wednesday, 14th –Friday, 23rd September, 2016 and ends with the screening proper from Monday, 26th September, 2016 –Friday, 7th October, 2016 (See Time table for the scheduled dates).

Candidates are expected to come along with the following on the Screening Exercise dates at the
various Faculties:

i. The Printout of the 2016/2017 UTMERegistration Form generated fromUNIZIK Website.

ii. Payment Slip as evidence of payment.

iii. A coloured Printout of original JAMB result slip with embossedpassport.
iv. Originals of credentials/online results.

v. Candidates without the 2016/2017 UTME Registration Form, coloured printout of the JAMB result with embossed passport photograph, Payment Slip and original credentials/online statement of result will not be allowed to participate in the screening exercise.

vi. Bank draft and cash payment receipt in the Bursary will not beaccepted.

The screening exercise is to beconducted by the Faculties with Deans of Faculties as Chairmen and Faculty Officers as secretaries.

Deans of Faculties are to submit the screening report to the Chairman, Central Admissions Committee on or before Friday, 14th October, 2016.

Submission of merit list for consideration by the Central Admissions Committee shall be on Thursday, 20th October, 2016

ASUU Set to begin a one-week warning strike on October 2nd, See Reason.

The Academic Staff Union of Universities ASUU will begin a warning strike from October 2nd. The union disclosed this in a statement signed by the Chairman, University of Abuja chapter of ASUU.

“We have tried to dialogue with the Federal Government but they have been playing games with us; we will start with a warning strike to show them we are not jokers. ASUU has being trying to get the attention of the Federal Government to intervene in the academic system of universities across Nigeria but it has all been abortive.

Consequently, ASUU will give a warning strike which will start on Oct. 2nd. The strike will last for one week, and if they do not give us listening ears, we will start the indefinite strike in November,” the statement read.

The academic union has been at loggerheads with the Federal government over the non-implementation of its 2009 agreement with the FG. Among the demands of ASUU includes the exclusion of Nigerian universities from Pension Management Company, non-release of NEEDS Assessment Intervention Fund, funding of state universities, payment of earned academic allowance and renegotiation of the agreements were part of the outstanding issues that have not also been addressed.

ASUU Set To Begin Strike By 2nd Of October

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, popularly known as ASUU will commence her warning strike come 2nd of October, 2016.

Reporters gathered information from the ASUU Chairman University of Abuja Chapter, Dr. Ben on the 7th Day of September, 2016.

Speaking with Dr. Ben in his office, he said”We have tried to dialogue with the Federal Government but they have been playing games with us, we will start with a warning strike to show them we are not jokers” He stressed ASUU has being trying to get the attention of the Federal Government to intervene into the academic system of universities across Nigeria but it has all been abortive. However, ASUU will give a warning strike which will start on the 2nd day of October, 2016.

“The strike will last for one week, and if they do not give us listening ears we will start the indefinite strike come November 2016” The Chairman concluded.

Redeemer’s Varsity Appoints TY Danjuma As New Chancellor

General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma has now been installed as the new Chancellor of Redeemer's University.

The Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo is expected to perform the installation of elder statesman and former Chief of Army Staff, General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma as the 2nd Chancellor of Redeemer’s University, Ede at its 8th convocation ceremony on Thursday.

FIDEI Poly Fines Students N32,200 For Damages

Following the recent crisis that ensued at the FIDEI Polytechnic, Gboko, Benue State, were properties worth millions of naira were destroyed, the school management has fined each student N32, 200 for damages.

It was gathered that the damages' fine payments evidence shall be used as a gate pass to the school premises. Screening starts on the 12th to 24th of Sept., 2016.

Relatively, the students are also expected to present ID card/admission letter, two letters of undertaking to be of good conduct: one from student other from parent/guardians as well as receipts/evidence of all payments made by students.

Source: idomavoice

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