How to apply for Nigeria immigration service (NIS) recruitment 2017 – nisrecruitment.org.ng
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is the official Nigerian Immigration Service URL that links to the
Recruitment and Enlistment Portal. Any website or portal apart from this
portal is considered a SCAM. Any candidate who visits any other website
does it at his/her own RISK
THIS ONLINE APPLICATION IS FREE
Online Registration starts on ……
General Requirement for Recruitment
Applicant must be Nigerian by birth.
Applicants must be medically fit and present certificate of medical fitness from a government hospital.
Applicant
must be of good character and must not have been convicted of a
criminal offence and must not be a member of a secret society/cult.
Applicant must be free from financial embarrassment.
Applicant must be between the ages of 18-30 years.
Applicant’s height must not be less than 1.65m for males and 1.60m for females.
Applicant’s chest measurement of not less than 0.87m for men.
Please Note:
Any
certificate or qualification not declared or tendered and accepted at
recruitment centre shall not be acceptable after recruitment exercise.
A
duly completed and signed guarantor’s section of the application form
to be presented for screening, which is to be signed by officers not
below the rank of Chief superintendent of Immigration (CSI) or its
equivalents in the sister organization.
AVAILABLE POSITIONS
SUPERINTENDENT CADRE
Assistant Superintendent of Immigration II (ASI ”)
Applicant must possess a minimum of first degree from a recognized institution of higher learning.
NYSC discharged certificate
Applicants must be between the ages of 18-30 years.
Apply here
INSPECTORATE CADRE
Senior Inspector of Immigration (SII) & Assistant Inspector of Immigration (AII)
Applicants
for Senior Inspector of Immigration (SII) must possess a minimum of
Higher National Diploma (HND) from a recognized institution.
Applicants for Senior Inspector of Immigration (SII) must be between the ages of 18-30 years.
NYSC certificate is compulsory for senior Inspector of Immigration (SII)
Applicants for Assistant Inspector of Immigration (AII) must possess a minimum of NCE/OND from a recognized institution.
Applicants fo Assistant Inspector of Immigration(AII) must be between the ages of 18-26 years.
Apply here
ASSISTANT CADRE
Immigration Assistant III (IA ”’)
Applicant
must be a holder of SSCE,NECO, GCE O/Level with minimum of four(4)
credit in not more than 2 sittings, which should include English and
Maths.
Applicants must be between the ages of 18-25 years.
APPLY HERE
SUPERINTENDENT CADRE
Assistant Superintendent of Immigration II (ASI ”)
Applicant must possess a minimum of first degree from a recognized institution of higher learning.
NYSC discharged certificate
Applicants must be between the ages of 18-30 years.
APPLY HERE
INSPECTORATE CADRE
Senior Inspector of Immigration (SII) & Assistant Inspector of Immigration (AII)
Applicants
for Senior Inspector of Immigration (SII) must possess a minimum of
Higher National Diploma (HND) from a recognized institution.
Applicants for Senior Inspector of Immigration (SII) must be between the ages of 18-30 years.
NYSC certificate is compulsory for senior Inspector of Immigration (SII)
Applicants for Assistant Inspector of Immigration (AII) must possess a minimum of NCE/OND from a recognized institution.
Applicants fo Assistant Inspector of Immigration(AII) must be between the ages of 18-26 years.
APPLY HERE
Monday, 22 May 2017
Businessman Marries Off 50 Girls In Yobe (Photo)
A business man, Mohammed Yakubu Jacob, yesterday married off another set of 50 less privileged girls in Gashua town, Yobe State.
This is coming a month after he married off 40 internally displaced girls, which attracted thousands of well-wishers.
Our correspondent, who was at the wedding, reports that the ceremony was held under the guardianship of Emir of Gashua, Alhaji Abubakar Umar Sulaiman, at his palace mosque in Gashua.
The girls were mostly daughters of internally displaced parents, orphans, and less privileged people who had suitors but could not have the means to marry them off.
Speaking at the event, the Emir of Gashua said all the couples had undergone genotype, HIV, and pregnancy tests.
He said the brides and grooms had been screened religiously to avert any chance that would invalidate their marriages.
“We went to the extent of training these girls in different trades to make them self-reliant. That is why we came up with a council that would settle dispute between the couples, if any, because we would not tolerate divorce until necessary.”
He thanked the businessman for relieving the parents of a ‘huge’ burden, while appealing to the well-to-do to extend similar gesture.
“Because these girls are due for marriage, they have suitors, but the parents have no money. This man did all the necessary things needed,” he said.
Fielding question from Daily Trust, the businessman said he had received endless calls from girls to help them get married after he married off the first batch few months ago.
“These girls will call me crying for help that their parents have no means to marry them off. I know how it feels for a father to have a grown up daughter that is due for marriage but he does not have money to do that. Some of the girls even lost their parents and I don’t want their dream to remain unfulfilled,” he said.
One of the brides, Aisha Muhammad, thanked the businessman for making her dream come true
6 Selling Practices To Be A Good Salesman/woman
Selling is a tedious and rewarding job at the same time. When a salesman
knows how to go about his job effectively and efficiently, the sky will
be his limit as he will achieve a lot financially and career wise.
Sales are the life wire of every business and as clearly stated by Samuel Watson: “nothing happens until someone sells something”. The statement simply says every other activity and continuity of a business relies on the inflow of revenue from sales. Therefore the art of selling is very important and should be understood and mastered.
A salesman or a business owner that intends to maximize sales and generate revenue should practice the following selling steps:
Have Product/Service Knowledge
This is very important as you cannot offer what you have no information about to your potential customers. The knowledge should be a totality of how your product/service functions, its importance, its unique selling proposition, the industry you are operating and other firms with alternative offering competing with yours.
Prospecting
Try to know the persons or organization that will likely patronize your business, you should also have in mind the 20/80 rule as the big buyers are always within the 20, you should work more towards winning them and also on the 80 too.
Relationship and Trust
A salesperson should have people skill and be able to freely discuss on several subjects, he/she should be very professional in appearance and conduct to be able to win prospects trust and friendliness. The ability to listen is very important as customers need(s) can be easily known through listening.
Presentation
Matching needs through presentation after listening and knowing exactly what the prospect needs is very crucial and should be done convincingly with understandable features and benefits of your product/service.
Answer Objection Questions
Customers have questions and doubts about why they should patronize your business. Answer these questions in the most convincing manner and give social proofs of your existing customers if you have to and also bring forth your unique selling proposition (USP).
Close Selling
This is the concluding part of the whole process. Always try to bring this forward after objections are tackled and your potential customer is convinced. Politely ask to get his/her order and then deliver quickly at the best possible time and provide after sales services to pave way for further businesses and referrals.
Sales are the life wire of every business and as clearly stated by Samuel Watson: “nothing happens until someone sells something”. The statement simply says every other activity and continuity of a business relies on the inflow of revenue from sales. Therefore the art of selling is very important and should be understood and mastered.
A salesman or a business owner that intends to maximize sales and generate revenue should practice the following selling steps:
Have Product/Service Knowledge
This is very important as you cannot offer what you have no information about to your potential customers. The knowledge should be a totality of how your product/service functions, its importance, its unique selling proposition, the industry you are operating and other firms with alternative offering competing with yours.
Prospecting
Try to know the persons or organization that will likely patronize your business, you should also have in mind the 20/80 rule as the big buyers are always within the 20, you should work more towards winning them and also on the 80 too.
Relationship and Trust
A salesperson should have people skill and be able to freely discuss on several subjects, he/she should be very professional in appearance and conduct to be able to win prospects trust and friendliness. The ability to listen is very important as customers need(s) can be easily known through listening.
Presentation
Matching needs through presentation after listening and knowing exactly what the prospect needs is very crucial and should be done convincingly with understandable features and benefits of your product/service.
Answer Objection Questions
Customers have questions and doubts about why they should patronize your business. Answer these questions in the most convincing manner and give social proofs of your existing customers if you have to and also bring forth your unique selling proposition (USP).
Close Selling
This is the concluding part of the whole process. Always try to bring this forward after objections are tackled and your potential customer is convinced. Politely ask to get his/her order and then deliver quickly at the best possible time and provide after sales services to pave way for further businesses and referrals.
6 Health Benefits Of Coconut Water
It’s delicious, refreshing, contains many nutrients and has amazing
health benefits. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 6
health benefits of coconut water.
Rehydrates the Body
Coconut water is a great thirst quencher and because of its electrolyte composition, it helps to rehydrate the body in the event of dehydration and fluid loss through diarrhea, vomiting or excessive sweating. It’s also a great source carbohydrate, helps lift energy levels and helps soothe tummy troubles like indigestion, acid reflux and gastroenteritis.
Helps to Control Blood Pressure
Coconut water is great for lowering high blood pressure because of its vitamin C, potassium and magnesium content. The potassium, in particular, helps to lower blood pressure by balancing out the negative effects of sodium in the body. A cup of fresh coconut water twice a day will give the best results.
Helps with Weight Loss
Coconut water is ideal for weight loss because it’s low in calories and easy on the stomach. It contains various bioactive enzymes that aid digestion and boost fat metabolism. The potassium contained in coconut water helps to balance out sodium levels in the body which reduces water retention and prevents the gaining of water weight. Coconut water, aside from reducing water retention, helps to flush out excess water and toxins from the body. A glass of fresh coconut water, 3 to 4 times a day, is great for facilitating weight loss.
Great for the Skin
It’s no wonder that a significant number of hair and beauty products like facial creams, shampoos, conditioners and lotions boast of coconut extracts. Coconut water is great for the skin. It helps to moisturize the skin from within when ingested orally and eliminates large amounts of oil. Applying fresh coconut water to acne and blemishes also goes a long way in helping to clear them up and subsequently tone the skin.
Helps Digestion
Coconut water is a source of relief for digestive troubles like indigestion and acid reflux. This is because of its high concentration of fiber and how light and easy it is on the stomach. It aids in preventing indigestion and reducing the occurrence of acid reflux.
Balances pH Levels
Acidic pH levels typically cause low energy and interfere with the body’s ability to absorb vitamins and minerals. Stress, toxic load and a diet high in acid-forming foods like processed fast foods are some of the causes of acidic pH levels. Coconut water has an alkalizing effect that helps to lower acidic levels and restore a healthy pH in the body.
Warning: It is ill-advised to include coconut water in your diet if you have been diagnosed with high potassium levels, have kidney dysfunction or kidney related problems and if you are about to have a surgery. Coconut water might not be suitable for those with nut allergies and may cause bloating and mild stomach upset in some people.
Rehydrates the Body
Coconut water is a great thirst quencher and because of its electrolyte composition, it helps to rehydrate the body in the event of dehydration and fluid loss through diarrhea, vomiting or excessive sweating. It’s also a great source carbohydrate, helps lift energy levels and helps soothe tummy troubles like indigestion, acid reflux and gastroenteritis.
Helps to Control Blood Pressure
Coconut water is great for lowering high blood pressure because of its vitamin C, potassium and magnesium content. The potassium, in particular, helps to lower blood pressure by balancing out the negative effects of sodium in the body. A cup of fresh coconut water twice a day will give the best results.
Helps with Weight Loss
Coconut water is ideal for weight loss because it’s low in calories and easy on the stomach. It contains various bioactive enzymes that aid digestion and boost fat metabolism. The potassium contained in coconut water helps to balance out sodium levels in the body which reduces water retention and prevents the gaining of water weight. Coconut water, aside from reducing water retention, helps to flush out excess water and toxins from the body. A glass of fresh coconut water, 3 to 4 times a day, is great for facilitating weight loss.
Great for the Skin
It’s no wonder that a significant number of hair and beauty products like facial creams, shampoos, conditioners and lotions boast of coconut extracts. Coconut water is great for the skin. It helps to moisturize the skin from within when ingested orally and eliminates large amounts of oil. Applying fresh coconut water to acne and blemishes also goes a long way in helping to clear them up and subsequently tone the skin.
Helps Digestion
Coconut water is a source of relief for digestive troubles like indigestion and acid reflux. This is because of its high concentration of fiber and how light and easy it is on the stomach. It aids in preventing indigestion and reducing the occurrence of acid reflux.
Balances pH Levels
Acidic pH levels typically cause low energy and interfere with the body’s ability to absorb vitamins and minerals. Stress, toxic load and a diet high in acid-forming foods like processed fast foods are some of the causes of acidic pH levels. Coconut water has an alkalizing effect that helps to lower acidic levels and restore a healthy pH in the body.
Warning: It is ill-advised to include coconut water in your diet if you have been diagnosed with high potassium levels, have kidney dysfunction or kidney related problems and if you are about to have a surgery. Coconut water might not be suitable for those with nut allergies and may cause bloating and mild stomach upset in some people.
6 Things You Should Know About Your Cholesterol Level
You’ll be surprised how little people know about something as important
as their cholesterol level. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel
agency, shares 6 things you should know about your cholesterol level.
Your Body Actually Needs Cholesterol
Cholesterol actually has health benefits which your body needs. Cholesterol helps to make key hormones, synthesizes vitamin D, is an essential component of cell membranes and is needed for brain and nerve function. The problem, however, is when the level of cholesterol in the body is excessively high.
There’s Bad Cholesterol and Good Cholesterol
Cholesterol is carried through the body by high-density lipoproteins (HDL) and low-density lipoproteins (LDL). LDL is considered the “bad” cholesterol because it deposits plaque in your arteries; HDL is considered the “good” cholesterol because it transports bad cholesterol from your batteries back to your liver, where it is removed from the body. Typically, a high LDL cholesterol poses a greater risk of heart disease, while high HDL is protective against heart disease.
Genetics and Diet Can Cause High Cholesterol Levels
High cholesterol can be caused by your diet and it can also be inherited. Some people inherit genes that cause their bodies to make too much LDL, and eating foods that are high in saturated and trans fat (like cheese, red meat, fried foods etc.) can also raise LDL.
Physical Activity
Remember the saying, “Your body has so many joints, because it was made to move”? There’s no truer saying. Aside keeping you fit, physical activity helps boost HDL and flush bad LDL out of your system.
Eat Some Nuts
Nuts and olives are the two main foods believed to contain nutrients that help to stop LDL from damaging arterial walls.
Regular Checks
It’s recommended that everyone age 20 years old and older should have their cholesterol level measured at least one every five years.
Your Body Actually Needs Cholesterol
Cholesterol actually has health benefits which your body needs. Cholesterol helps to make key hormones, synthesizes vitamin D, is an essential component of cell membranes and is needed for brain and nerve function. The problem, however, is when the level of cholesterol in the body is excessively high.
There’s Bad Cholesterol and Good Cholesterol
Cholesterol is carried through the body by high-density lipoproteins (HDL) and low-density lipoproteins (LDL). LDL is considered the “bad” cholesterol because it deposits plaque in your arteries; HDL is considered the “good” cholesterol because it transports bad cholesterol from your batteries back to your liver, where it is removed from the body. Typically, a high LDL cholesterol poses a greater risk of heart disease, while high HDL is protective against heart disease.
Genetics and Diet Can Cause High Cholesterol Levels
High cholesterol can be caused by your diet and it can also be inherited. Some people inherit genes that cause their bodies to make too much LDL, and eating foods that are high in saturated and trans fat (like cheese, red meat, fried foods etc.) can also raise LDL.
Physical Activity
Remember the saying, “Your body has so many joints, because it was made to move”? There’s no truer saying. Aside keeping you fit, physical activity helps boost HDL and flush bad LDL out of your system.
Eat Some Nuts
Nuts and olives are the two main foods believed to contain nutrients that help to stop LDL from damaging arterial walls.
Regular Checks
It’s recommended that everyone age 20 years old and older should have their cholesterol level measured at least one every five years.
Silence From Buhari’s Aides As President Recuperates In London
President Muhammadu Buhari may have been in and out of hospital since
arriving London to see his doctors exactly a fortnight ago, if feelers
from Abuja House – the official residence of the Nigerian High
Commissioner to the Court of St James’s – where he is staying, is
anything to go by.
But this could not be confirmed as The Guardian has met a wall of silence from sources close to Abuja House, with two of them citing fears of losing their jobs, if they dare say anything. One source kept sealed lips and only took occasional glances at this reporter as he approached him yesterday afternoon.
A prominent aide of the president who had in February, walked to this reporter at the entrance of the property and called him “an educated illiterate,” before then saying: “if you want the president dead, you will be disappointed. The president will make a full recovery,” shunned The Guardian when asked for the where about of the president as he was driven out shortly after 1:00pm.
About 10 minutes before then, one other notable aide had arrived and also did not respond to greetings of “afternoon sir, afternoon sir,” before entering the staff quarters. But when he came out later and was going towards the main house, The Guardian repeated same and his only response was “how are you, journalist,” before going in to probably see the president.
Another aide was similarly approached, he only nodded and waved.
All the four sources contacted declined commenting or saying anything about the president’s recovery, however, one regular guest said, “whether he has seen his doctors or not, l don’t know,” when asked about the president’s recuperation. Pressed further, he said, “honestly, l have not seen the President since he came back, “ again on medical vacation.
Two staff members on the payroll of the High Commission told The Guardian the same thing. One said, “
I’m sorry, l cannot say anything to you.” Though the second noted that they have been “busy,” since Buhari arrived, but wouldn’t go further, except to show fear of “losing my job.”
One female staff member when asked yesterday if the president had come back from seeing his doctors, simply said “l don’t know about that.”
As if avoiding The Guardian, the aides and guests no longer use the main entrance to the house, once inside the property. Even on Sunday afternoon, when one arrived at about 3.40pm, the driver packed very close to the side entrance of the house rather than the front door, perhaps to prevent the reporter seeing anyone being driven out.
Even the security didn’t respond to continual pressing of the buzzer-both last week and yesterday.
However, the beautiful flowers used to adorn Abuja house weren’t silent. They did catch the attention of three Italian tourists as one of them took several shots as he walked past
But this could not be confirmed as The Guardian has met a wall of silence from sources close to Abuja House, with two of them citing fears of losing their jobs, if they dare say anything. One source kept sealed lips and only took occasional glances at this reporter as he approached him yesterday afternoon.
A prominent aide of the president who had in February, walked to this reporter at the entrance of the property and called him “an educated illiterate,” before then saying: “if you want the president dead, you will be disappointed. The president will make a full recovery,” shunned The Guardian when asked for the where about of the president as he was driven out shortly after 1:00pm.
About 10 minutes before then, one other notable aide had arrived and also did not respond to greetings of “afternoon sir, afternoon sir,” before entering the staff quarters. But when he came out later and was going towards the main house, The Guardian repeated same and his only response was “how are you, journalist,” before going in to probably see the president.
Another aide was similarly approached, he only nodded and waved.
All the four sources contacted declined commenting or saying anything about the president’s recovery, however, one regular guest said, “whether he has seen his doctors or not, l don’t know,” when asked about the president’s recuperation. Pressed further, he said, “honestly, l have not seen the President since he came back, “ again on medical vacation.
Two staff members on the payroll of the High Commission told The Guardian the same thing. One said, “
I’m sorry, l cannot say anything to you.” Though the second noted that they have been “busy,” since Buhari arrived, but wouldn’t go further, except to show fear of “losing my job.”
One female staff member when asked yesterday if the president had come back from seeing his doctors, simply said “l don’t know about that.”
As if avoiding The Guardian, the aides and guests no longer use the main entrance to the house, once inside the property. Even on Sunday afternoon, when one arrived at about 3.40pm, the driver packed very close to the side entrance of the house rather than the front door, perhaps to prevent the reporter seeing anyone being driven out.
Even the security didn’t respond to continual pressing of the buzzer-both last week and yesterday.
However, the beautiful flowers used to adorn Abuja house weren’t silent. They did catch the attention of three Italian tourists as one of them took several shots as he walked past
We Will Resist Any Coup- Tinubu
National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Tinubu
The national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Monday, said that Lagosians will resist any coup plots, as it would not provide fertile ground for any undemocratic actions.
Speaking at a special parliamentary session to celebrate Lagos at 50 at the Lagos State House of Assembly, Tinubu, who noted that Nigeria has gone too far democratically to allow anti-democratic forces into its governance process, said that those enticing the military to come out of the barracks wanted to undermine the present democratic process.
According to him, the coup plotters "will not get ready buyers for their product," because a lot of people sustained injuries and sacrificed their lives for the country to have its present democracy. He, therefore, called on all those planning to stage a coup to move away from it and have a rethink.
Tinubu stated that it was clear that the welfare of the people and development of Lagos are of priority for the governor of Lagos, Akinwunmi Ambode and members of the House of Assembly, especially if the projects and activities within the state were spotlighted.
He noted that though there had been efforts to uplift the living standard of the people but there was still a lot more to be done, especially if the leaders and the people work together.
"As a state, we have shown that we can do great things to enhance the standard of living of our people. But we have so much more to do, to create opportunities and job for our people so that more people can witness more prosperity."
He commended the members of the House of the Assembly for being supportive, noting that while most public attention focuses on the executive, without the legislative, the executive is half strong.
For him, the partnership not tension is what is needed for the people to reap the fruit of democracy.
On his part, Ambode maintained that the Lagos 8th Assembly has been the benchmark for other legislative houses in Nigeria, saying it has been responsible and innovative in the discharge of its duties.
The Governor stated that it has been superlative in its performance and the success story of Lagos cannot be documented without the contribution of the leaders and members of the Assembly, past and present.
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