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Tuesday 22 March 2016

NEWSSHOCKING: Buhari Almost Shed Tears After Seeing How N3.1Trillion Was Stolen By Presidency

President Muhammadu Buhari, who had thought that he had seen the worst of how corrupt practices have in the last few years brought Nigeria to her knees, last week, almost lost his cool when it was brought to his attention that a whopping $16billion – at the official exchange rate of N196, this comes to N3.136 trillion; while, with the parallel market rate of N315, it comes to a whopping N5.04trillion – of the nation’s crude oil revenue loss could be traced to some sharp practices by some individuals in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector.
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The quantum of funds in question are revenue that ought to have accrued to Federal Government through oil-lifting deals which are now subject of intensive investigations.Specifically, one of the arrow heads of the crude oil lifting scam who has been invited and interrogated by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, at least twice before, has been granted administrative bail, and “who is alleged to be warehousing a sizable chunk of the money, drew the ire of Mr. President”, an Aso Rock Presidential Villa source disclosed.
According to Vanguard, even visiting South African President, Jacob Zuma, was caught in the cross winds of Buhari’s reinvigorated anti-graft stand, as he said every kobo of the stolen funds must be recovered.Similarly, information suggests that the United States government is helping in the provision of intelligence on how to trace some of the stolen funds from Nigeria that were secretly moved out.
Benin Republic and South Africa have both become safe havens for Nigeria’s stolen funds.
$16BILLION 
According to Aso Rock insiders, the funds were “supposed to be proceeds from some of the crude oil sold on behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria by these people and for which they were said not to have made the necessary returns to the coffers of the country”.
Continuing, one of the sources said: “You needed to have been there. You needed to have seen Mr. President. He was almost moved to tears at the colossal fraud that had taken place in the country.
“He became dejected because at a time when the nation’s resources had gone down badly, at a time when the foreign reserves are also not as much as would be befitting of a nation with vast potentials, such a huge amount of money can be traced to the illegal activities of some people.
“But Mr. President has ordered that every kobo must be recovered. Whatever it takes, he has made it clear that those funds must be recovered.”
Records of the oil-lifting schedules, timelines of transactions as well as proceeds that were meant to have accrued to government, the source said, “showed that some people just constituted themselves into a parallel government and were just making away with the nation’s resources.”
TRACING STOLEN FUNDS 
Powerful forces in the Goodluck Jonathan’s presidency were neck deep in the mindless looting. As part of its bilateral agreement on intelligence sharing and anti-money laundering surveillance, the US government is collaborating with the Buhari administration on how to trace some of the stolen funds.
It was discovered that whereas the Federal Government has relaxed its forex policy, there has been a heavy movement of cash (in dollars) from Benin Republic back into the system in Nigeria.
The simmering diplomatic row between Nigeria and South Africa, sources disclosed, has more to do with the seeming unwillingness of the South African government to repatriate alleged stolen funds that have been traced to that country.
“This was part of what President Zuma came to resolve with Nigeria during his visit last week.”

Jonathan Blasts Buhari Over Corruption, Challenges Him

GEJ, Jonathan blasts BuhariBuhari, who was Jonathan's rival during the presidential elections, condemned the fuel scarcity that hit former President Jonathan's regime as president.
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The ex-president has however referred back to that comment, saying;
 Nigeria's productivity is being hindered due to the countless man hours spent on petrol stations today.
 Jonathan also condemned Buhari's method of tackling corruption. He said that his strategy for combating corruption is not by indiscriminate arrest and jail of people.
 I stand by due process. Any country that does not respect due process is a jungle,” Mr. Jonathan said.
 They say to be strong is to jail people indiscriminately. For 300 years. Is that where we're going to?”

Monday 21 March 2016

NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY ACADEMIC BRANCH (Office of the Academy Registrar) REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION INTO ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS OF THE NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY

RESTRICTED 1 RESTRICTED NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY ACADEMIC BRANCH (Office of the Academy Registrar) REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION INTO ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS OF THE NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY 1. To be eligible for admission into the Nigerian Defence Academy, a candidate must have the following: a. Minimum of 5 credit passes at SSCE (WAEC or NECO) or GCE ‘O’ Level obtained in not more than 2 sittings relevant to the Faculty of their choices. b. Credit in English Language and Mathematics. c. At least two supporting relevant credits to the compulsory credits in Faculty of Military Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and Faculty of Science. However, only one supporting relevant credit is required in the Faculty of Engineering. d. Be at least 17 years old and not more than 21 years old as at the month of August in the year of entry into the Academy. Note that candidates who desire to join the Nigerian Airforce must be between 17 and 18 years old at entry, and also the Nigerian Army has suspended the enlistment of female candidates in her Regular Combatant programme in Academy. e. Must not be less than 1.68 metres tall for male and 1.58 metres for female. f. Must be medically and physically fit and must be of good moral character. g. Must be single male or female without legal obligation to support any child or other individuals. h. Present a Certificate of State of Origin obtained from a Local Government Area or a Certificate of State Indigeneship from the Office of the State Governor. RESTRICTED 2 RESTRICTED 2. Furthermore, candidates are to note the following: a. Candidates awaiting results are not qualified. Results not submitted with application form will not be accepted. b. Only examination results of 5 years old from the date of examination will be accepted. c. Currently, admission into the Academy is for both male and female Nigerians only, and is limited to Navy and Airforce in the case of female candidates. COURSE REQUIREMENTS FOR FACULTY OF MILITARY SCIENCES AND INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES Course General Requirement Compulsory Credits Relevant Credits BSc Intelligence and Cyber Security Studies 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, Computer Studies and Mathematics Economics, Government/Civic Education, Geography and History BSc Peace and Conflict Studies 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, Government/Civic Education and Mathematics Economics, Geography and History BSc Leadership and War Studies 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, History and Mathematics Economics, Government/Civic Education and Geography COURSE REQUIREMENTS FOR FACULTY OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Course General Requirement Compulsory Credits Relevant Credits BSc Economics 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, Economics and Mathematics Accounts, Commerce, Government/Civic Education, Geography and History BSc Accounting 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, Economics and Mathematics Commerce, Government/Civic Education, Accounting, Geography and History RESTRICTED 3 RESTRICTED BA French 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, French and Mathematics Economics, Geography, Government/Civic Education and History BSc Geography 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, Geography and Mathematics History, Economics, Government/Civic Education Physics, Chemistry and Biology (preference will be given to those having credits in social science subjects) BA History 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, History or Government/Civil Education and Mathematics Economics, Geography, Commerce and French BSc Political Science and Defence Studies 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, Government/Civic Education and Mathematics History, Economics, French and Geography BSc Psychology 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, Biology and Mathematics Economic, Government/Civic Education, Chemistry and Geography COURSE REQUIREMENTS FOR FACULTY OF ENGINEERING BEng Civil 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics Technical Drawing, Further Mathematics, Biology and Geography BEng Electrical and Electronics 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics Technical Drawing, Further Mathematics and Biology BEng Mechanical 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics Technical Drawing, Further Mathematics and Biology RESTRICTED 4 RESTRICTED COURSE REQUIREMENTS FOR FACULTY OF SCIENCE COURSE GENERAL REQUIREMENT COMPULSORY CREDITS RELEVANT CREDITS BSc Biological Sciences 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, Mathematics, Biology and Chemistry Physics, Further Mathematics and Agric Science BSc Chemistry 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry and Biology Physics and Further Mathematics BSc Mathematics 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, Mathematics and Physics Chemistry and Further Mathematics, BSc Computer Science 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, Mathematics and Physics Chemistry, Further Mathematics and Biology BSc Physics 5 credit passes in not more than 2 sittings including English Language and Mathematics English Language, Mathematics and Physics Chemistry, Biology, Further Mathematics and Technical Drawing RESTRICTED 5 RESTRICTED APPLICATION GUIDELINE All applications for the 68th Regular Course of the Nigerian Defence Academy must be done electronically through www.ndaapplications.net. Please read through the Requirements Section before continuing with the application. 1. Accessing the Home Portal a. Using any browser of your choice, preferably (google chrome, Mozilla firefox) go to http://www.ndaapplications.net and wait for the portal to load. b. If you are visiting the site for the first time, click on Purchase Access Code, fill in your details as required via REMITA then click NEXT to obtain your ORDER ID and REMITA Retrieval Reference (RRR) Code. c. Click on Pay with Remita after which you would be redirected to Remita’s site to make payment. i. Follow the instructions on the site to pay online after which you would be returned to the sign up page on the Application Portal to create your login profile, or ii. Click on Print Invoice to print your details and pay at a bank. Go back to the Application Portal to http://www.ndaapplications.net and click on Create Account/Login, on the Login page select Sign Up Here to create your account profile after entering all the required details including the RRR Code. d. If you have previously created an account then click on Create Account/Login and then login using your registered Email and Password credentials previously created. e. If you have previously created credentials protocol but have forgotten your Password, click on Create Account/Login and then on Recover Password link to take you to the password recovery page to recover your password. 2. Creating your Credentials (Sign Up) a. All the fields on this page are compulsory. RESTRICTED 6 RESTRICTED b. You must provide your full name, email address (working email address), mobile number and password. c. Your password and confirm password must be the same and must have at least 6 characters in length preferably with a combination of alphabets and numbers. d. The portal will respond with a success message if you have successfully created your credential data and redirect you to the Log In Page automatically. e. If for any reason you are not successful with the Sign Up, please try again. 3. Log In a. On the Login Page, provide the email and password that was used to create your credential protocol, and click Log In. b. This Action will authenticate the User before redirecting you to the Application Form. c. If the email and password provided are wrong, the application will respond with an error message and request for another. 4. Filling the Application Form a. The Application Form Page opens as soon as you provide your correct credentials and it is divided into 6 sections (Personal Data, Schools Attended, Qualifications Obtained, Choice of Service, Faculty and Departments, Passport Upload). b. All the fields marked asterisk (*) are compulsory. c. Personal Data – (1) Application Number is generated by the System if your application is successful. (2) Fill the Form in a Capitalize Each word Format (e.g NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY). (3) Type in boxes as provided. RESTRICTED 7 RESTRICTED (4) Select your option in Drop down boxes as provided. (5) Provide your Phone Numbers as (e.g 070XXXXXXXX). (6) Date of Birth must be filled in the format dd-mm-yyyy. (7) Height must be in numeric format only (e.g 170) in centimeters. d. Schools Attended (1) You should provide the complete name of each school attended. (2) From and To Fields must be numeric only 4-digit year. e. Qualifications Obtained – (1) You must provide your correct JAMB details as required. (2) You can only use 1 or 2 results which can be 2 different exams in a particular year or 2 exams done in different years or 1 single exam of any of the Exam Type. (3) Select your Subject and grades as applicable. f. Choice of Service – You must choose 2 different options here. g. Faculty and Department – Select faculty and then the department for the course you wish to study. Only one option is available here. It must correspond with the course you chose on JAMB portal. h. Passport Upload – Please choose passport with a clear view of your face showing your two ears with a plain background. The passport size should not be more than 300KB. i. Save button – Use this button if you have not completed some parts of the Application Form. The platform will retrieve your saved session when next you log in to complete the form. Note: You must complete the form and Submit before the closing date of the application. RESTRICTED 8 RESTRICTED j. Submit button – Click on this button where you have provided all the compulsory and optional fields of the Application Form. (This will automatically take you to Document Upload Form). Changes cannot be made to the Application Form once it is submitted. 5. Document Upload Form – The Document Upload Form must be completed, otherwise your application will be disqualified. You must upload the following documents:  Scanned WAEC/NECO Certificate for each of the Qualification submitted.  Scanned birth Certificate. Click on Submit to Complete as soon you have uploaded the scanned documents. 6. Printing Acknowledgement Form – Please print the Acknowledgement Form as soon as you have completed the Application as specified above. Note: The Link to Print Acknowledgment Form will be automatically seen after you have completed your application form and submitted your documents. 7. JAMB Result Requirement (OFFICIAL PROCESSING) The remaining steps will involve the Nigerian Defence Academy to process your application against your submitted JAMB details. a. You must score at least the National Cut-Off JAMB Score to qualify to sit for the Entrance Examination. b. You must sit for JAMB UTME Examination with subject combinations relevant to your intended Course of Study in Nigerian Defence Academy as provided by JAMB. c. Candidates for Engineering Courses must score at least 210 in JAMB. 8. Choice of Examination Centre – After the release of JAMB results candidates who meet the cut-off mark will be required to log on to the portal and select the examination centre of their choice. AFTER SITTING AND RELEASE OF THE NDA EXAMINATION RESULT FOR 68TH COURSE, AN SMS AND EMAIL WILL BE SENT RESTRICTED 9 RESTRICTED TO YOU TO PRINT LGA and PARENTS/GUARDIAN ATTESTATION FORM. 9. Printing of LGA and Parents/Guardian Attestation Form – Please log online and Print the LGA Attestation Form and Parent/Guardian Attestation Form. Follow the instruction on the Forms to complete them and await your invitation for final interview.

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