Dsat Academy Technical

If you are good in your technical skill and you can pass it on as a teacher or may be you are a teacher capable of delivering practicals. Fed govt need you here.

Take a look at what it takes to be abandoned.
My prayer is that it will not be your lot in Jesus name!

Teach your kids to ask for permission before taking things

Teach your kids not to shout indoors. 😊👍💡

Teach your kids to listen more than they speak. 👂💬👧

Teach your kids to respect other people’s opinions. 👨‍👧‍👦💡👍

2025 WAEC CANDIDATES TAKE NOTE https://www.facebook.com/100057493447825/posts/1149596820300089/

BREAKING NEWS!

*Summary of WAEC Briefing for Principals*
1. Candidates examination details for customised question papers must be strictly adhered to when distributing.
2. This year, the following subjects (English 1 & 3, Biology 1, Mathematics 1 and Economics 1) will be customised per candidate, meaning that each candidate will have a different question set customised alongside their OMR paper.
3. In a case where a student's customised paper is missing or not included, the supervisor is to issue the candidate an 'emergency question paper' and a "plain OMR sheet".

The implication is that no two candidates will have same question set.
Let's all encourage our children to work extra hard, especially those in exam classes. Days of dependence on examination malpractice will soon be over.

Allow them more time for studies. This holiday period, if your house is not conducive for serious academic work locate a place they can isolate to read. Give them every encouragement you can. Ensure they have all required books.

Breath of life!!!

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FINALLY, THE POLYTECHNICS IN NIGERIA WILL HAVE THEIR OWN DEDICATED COMMISSION.

RE: A BILL FOR AN ACT TO ESTABLISH NATIONAL POLYTECHNICS COMMISSION TO SUPERVISE, REGULATE AND CO-ORDINATE POLYTECHNIC EDUCATION IN NIGERIA, AND OTHER RELATED MATTERS (HB. 673)

Did you know that:

1. Polytechnics are the only arm of tertiary education in Nigeria without a dedicated Commission?

2. That the National Board for Technical Education which currently supervises the Polytechnics, regulates over 600 institutions, including vocational and sub-tertiary education institutions, with Polytechnics being the only tertiary institution in this mixture, and therefore suffering poor regulation as a result?

3. That apart from Universities which are regulated by the National Universities Commission, lesser education entities also have dedicated Commissions:

A. Primary Schools- Universal Basic Education Commission

B. Secondary Schools- National Senior Secondary Education Commission

C. Colleges of Education- National Commission for Colleges of Education

D. Nomadic Education- National Commission for Nomadic Education.

Considering the importance of science and Technology in Nigeria’s quest for greatness, you begin to wonder why the neglect of Polytechnic education all these years.

The need for a dedicated Commission for Polytechnics is rooted in the urgent need to properly regulate Polytechnics in the direction of providing skilled technical and technological manpower to serve the needs of Nigeria, especially as it struggles to compete in a dynamic global system where science and technology has become a dominant index of national power.

It was, therefore, a thing of joy when my colleagues unanimously gave their support for the Second Reading of my Bill for an Act to Establish National Polytechnics Commission To Supervise, Regulate And Co-ordinate Polytechnic Education In Nigeria, And Other Related Matter. ( HB.673)

Rt.Hon.Iduma Igariwey Enwo

Passport with Visa lost?
Don't worry
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Good Day!
If you’ve misplaced your passport with an approved U.S. visa, here’s what you should do:

1. Report the Loss Immediately:

Local Police: File a police report to document the loss or theft. Get a copy of the report as it may be required later.

Passport Issuing Authority: Report the loss to your home country's passport office or embassy.

2. Apply for a New Passport:

Follow your home country’s procedure to get a replacement passport.

You may need to provide the police report and other identification documents.

3. Report Your Lost Visa to the U.S. Embassy/Consulate:

Visit the official website of the U.S. embassy or consulate in your country.

Report the lost/stolen visa through their online portal or by visiting in person.

You might need to provide:

A copy of the police report

Your passport details

Details of the lost visa (visa number, type, and issuance date if known)

4. Apply for a New Visa:

Unfortunately, U.S. visas cannot be reissued. You must apply for a new visa.

Complete a new DS-160 visa application form.

Pay the visa fee again.

Schedule an interview (even if previously waived).

Bring the following to your interview:

New passport

Police report

Any documents related to the lost visa

Proof of prior visa approval (if available)

5. Monitor Your Visa Status:

Sometimes, the U.S. embassy may put the lost visa on a watchlist to prevent misuse.

Would you like help with finding the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate? Let me know!

Master and connect
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TOP 5 DIGITAL SKILLS TO MASTER IN 2025

In a world where technology drives every industry, having digital skills isn’t just an advantage, it’s a necessity. Here are five in-demand skills to master in 2025, and why you should consider diving into them:

1. Coding and Programming

Knowing how to code is like having the superpower to create anything online. From websites to mobile apps, coding is the backbone of innovation. Languages like Python, JavaScript, and SQL dominate industries like tech, finance, and healthcare.
Why it matters:

Every business now relies on software, apps, or automation.

Coding skills can open doors to lucrative and remote-friendly careers.

2. Data Analytics

Data is the new oil, and those who can analyze it are highly sought after. This skill involves interpreting complex data to guide business decisions. Tools like Power BI, Tableau, and Python are essential here.
Why it matters:

Businesses need data insights to stay competitive.

Data analysts and scientists are some of the highest-paid professionals.

3. UI/UX Design

A great product is useless if users can’t navigate it easily. UI/UX designers craft seamless and visually appealing experiences for websites and apps.
Why it matters:

User experience defines customer satisfaction and retention.

The demand for designers is booming, especially in e-commerce and tech industries.

4. Digital Marketing

With businesses moving online, the ability to drive traffic, engagement, and conversions is critical. Skills in SEO, social media marketing, content creation, and paid advertising are indispensable.
Why it matters:

Digital marketing professionals help brands thrive online.

It’s a versatile skill useful across industries.

5. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

AI is reshaping the world. From chatbots to predictive analytics, AI and ML are powering smarter systems. Skills in AI programming, TensorFlow, and natural language processing are key.
Why it matters:

AI expertise can future-proof your career.

It’s at the forefront of cutting-edge technology.

Whether you want to stay relevant, pivot careers, or explore new opportunities, mastering one of these skills can set you apart in 2025. Start small, invest in courses, and practice consistently, you’ll be amazed at how far you can go!

Farewell