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This is to inform the general public that the NABTEB NBC/NTC, ANBC/ANTC for the year 2021 has been published.

A total of 29,915 of the 38,639 candidates who took the 2021 November/December National Business and Technical Examinations (NBC/NTC) received five credits or higher, including Mathematics and English Language, according to the National Business and Technical Examinations Board.

As reported by the Registrar/CEO of the NABTEB, 29,915, or 76.30 percent of the candidates who took the same examinations, received five credits or higher, including Mathematics and English Language, while 29,923 candidates, or 88.1 percent of the candidates who took the same examinations received five credits or higher, with or without English Language and Mathematics.

Prof Isiugo-Abanih cited a number of issues facing the institution, including inadequate finance for Technical and Vocational Education Instruction (TVET) programs and institutions, a lack of technical professors, a lack of equipment and supplies for practical training, among others.

Prof Isiugo-Abanih stated that applicants enrolled for 15 Engineering Trades, seven Construction Trades, eight Miscellaneous Trades, four Business Trades, and 21 General Education Subjects, according to the enrolment data.

To verify your results online, simply follow the instructions outlined below:

1. Go to https://eworld.nabteb.gov.ng and sign up for an account.

2. Type in your Candidate Identification Number, for example, 15001-001, in the appropriate field.

3. Choose the kind of examination (November or December).

4. Enter the first four numbers of your Examination Year, for example, 2021.

5. The Card Serial Number and PIN found on your photocard should be entered here. The Card Serial Number is preceded by an alphabetic prefix and then by numbers, for example, N123456789.

6. Enter the 12-digit Personal Identification Number (PIN) on your Scratch card, for example, 012345678912, into the appropriate field.

7. Click on Submit and wait for the results box to appear on your screen.

In order to have your results forwarded to your e-mail address, please complete the following steps:

Follow the instructions in steps 1-5 above.

Activate the box labeled “Send Results to E-mail.”

Enter a valid e-mail address, such as segun@yahoo.com, in the box provided.

Click on Submit and wait for the results box to appear on your screen.

The National Association of Business and Technical Education (NABTEB) certifies skills for wealth generation and economic self-reliance.

Prof. Muhammad Abdullahi, Registrar and Chief Executive of the National Board for Arabic and Islamic Studies, has stated that the board is ready to digitize its activities.

NBAIS also intends to increase the number of schools that participate in their exams across the country, according to him.

This was said by Abdullahi in Abuja during a two-day session for NBAIS officers on “Corporate communication and strategic information management,” which was organized in conjunction with Clanfield Communications Limited.

“We have over 1,600 schools across the country sitting for our exams, and at the same time, we hope to persuade the government to grant us national recognition and approval,” he stated.

“We have ICT personnel,” he explained, “most of whom are new because the board is new.” As a result, we need to educate our workers in this area, which is why the session was organized.” For Arabic and Islamic schools, we have a distinct and national curriculum.”

Iheoma Shedrach, Managing Partner of Clanfield Communication Limited, stated that information management was critical to the NBAIS board’s ability to complete their tasks and fulfill their mandates.

Dr. Mainasara Umar, who spoke on the civil service, said that the ultimate goal was to improve service delivery.

‘I Beg To Differ‘ Student Debate Tournament, hosted by Nigeria Info radio station, has begun its second round, which will take place in April.

The goal of the project is to contribute to the expansion of the industry via the promotion of developmental programs aimed at equipping Nigerian youngsters with the necessary skills to develop creative, long-term solutions.

The competition, which will be Nigeria’s first and only radio debate event for teenagers, will begin later this month, according to the organizers.

In Lagos State, it will provide secondary school students between the ages of 13 and 17 who are between the ages of 13 and 17 the opportunity to develop the psychological abilities necessary to engage in intellectually stimulating conversations about complex socio-economic and political issues that affect the nation’s corporate existence.

Serge Noujaim, Chief Executive Officer of Cool FM, Wazobia FM, and Nigeria Info, stated at the launch of the second edition of the competition that the competition aims to provide a platform for Nigerian youths to develop their public-speaking skills while also exercising their creativity through the English language. The competition is in its second edition.

“As a brand, we recognize the critical need of developing an enabling platform that enables Nigerian adolescents, particularly those in secondary schools, to improve their capacity to communicate effectively.”

As a result, we believe that the competition will assist a large number of Nigerian youths in developing their creativity while employing the English language. It will also provide a means of improving their abilities to hold constructive views on complex issues of national and global concern, he added.

According to Femi Obong-Daniels, the station’s General Manager of Corporate Affairs, which includes Cool FM, Wazobia FM, and Nigeria Info, the station is at the forefront of advocating numerous programs that strive to boost youth development across the country.

As part of Nigeria Info’s growing list of youth-led activities aimed at improving the developmental ability of Nigerian students, the tournament is being held in conjunction with the promotion of healthy discussion competitions.

Prospective students interested in studying National Diploma (ND) Nursing at Kasimu Kofar Bai School of Nursing, Katsina are hereby informed that they are required to register with a JAMB accredited center and choose Katsina State College of Nursing and Midwifery, Katsina as their FIRST CHOICE.

A combination of English, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics must be included in the JAMB subject combinations list. The deadline for JAMB UTME registration for the 2022 academic year is Saturday, March 26, 2022.

Alternatively, you may contact the following numbers: 08184070107, 07086711766, 0708170416, 07061098321 or 07081704416 for further information:

Signed

Management

A Delta state teacher at Nana Primary School was detained on Saturday, March 6, by personnel from the Delta state police command for allegedly stealing eight out of fifteen Zinox computer systems that had been donated to the school by the Delta government.

According to a statement made by the command’s spokesperson, DSP Bright Edafe, the suspect, Oki Precious, 34, was apprehended after a report about the stolen laptops was submitted by the school administration on March 2.

Following the investigation, it was determined that the suspect is the computer operator who works at the school and is employed by the parent-teachers association (PTA) of the school.

The suspect took the police to his home, where they discovered seven (7) computers that had been stolen. The lawsuit has been filed at the appropriate court.

In response to reports making the rounds on social media and other platforms that the Cross River State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) is undertaking a recruiting exercise into the teaching service, the Cross River SUBEB has called the attention of the Cross River SUBEB.

It is important for the general public to be aware that the information is inaccurate and did not come from the Board. It is a ruse used by certain unscrupulous individuals to swindle unsuspecting members of the public of their money.

We would like to bring it to the attention of the general public once more that the Board does not collect any fees or charges in the course of carrying out any of its activities. It is understood that anyone who makes payment to any person(s) in the name of SUBEB does so at his or her sole risk.

We will continue to keep the public updated about all of our actions solely through our official Facebook page and other relevant media venues.

This is to inform students at the Federal College of Fisheries and Marine Technology that the restart date for the 2021/2022 session has been set.

The first semester of the 2021/2022 session will resume on Tuesday, March 29, 2022, with the second semester to follow on Wednesday, April 3, 2022.

Students are expected to take note of this and act in accordance with it.

This is to let you know that the Ogun State Institute of Technology Freshman Orientation Program is going to take place as follows:

• Dates: THURSDAY, MARCH 10TH, and FRIDAY, MARCH 11TH, 2022
• Venue: PRINCE DAPO ABIODUN TWIN HALL

All first-year students are urged to take notice of this and make every effort to attend.