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Yanzu idan kasamu matsalar SIM za'a yima SWAP zaka sha wahala tsakanin NIN OFFICE da SWAP OFFICE dalilin NIN VALIDATION.NIN yana sauka daga Server swap office zasu turaka kaje ayima VALIDATION

Idan kayi rashin sa'a za'a gyarama amma baze gyaru ba sai anyi sa'ar gaske zehau don sekaji kamar kayi ihu saboda ɓacin rai

Kadawo SWAP office suma matsalar network, tsayawar aiki yau za'a fara aiki amma gobe ya tsaya haka zakai tayi har lokacin da Allah yanke maka

Kowa ya kula da wayarshi Allah ya kiyaye Amin.

BREAKING: Recruitment Applications Closed For CDCFIB

Almost 2million Candidates have applied 👇

cross river
32,145 Applicants

abia
31,651 Applicants

sokoto
31,106 Applicants

federal capital territory
30,270 Applicants

zamfara
29,235 Applicants

delta
27,934 Applicants

ebonyi
23,578 Applicants

rivers
22,185 Applicants

lagos
14,213 Applicants

bayelsa
11,658 Applicants

Applications from highest to lowest

TOTAL Applications: 1,909,054

Idan ka dage da posting 10+ a rana kaima zaka iya samun fiye da wannan a cikin wata 1.

Eh Posting 10+ a rana kaji nace.
A tashi a dage da posting masu amfani masu jawo hankalin mutane.

Here’s the 10 occupations in Nigeria facing extinction due to modern technology

1. Selling cassette tapes – Music streaming platforms like Spotify, Boomplay, and YouTube have replaced cassette sales.

2. Selling DVDs/CDs – Streaming and downloads have reduced the need for physical CDs/DVDs.

3. Repairing and selling radios – Smartphones, apps, and online radio have reduced the use of traditional radios.

4. Repairing and selling clocks/watches – Most people now check the time on their phones instead of wrist or wall clocks.

5. Selling and repairing lanterns – Modern rechargeable and solar lamps have replaced older lanterns that required frequent repairs.

6. Selling recharge cards – Mobile banking, USSD codes, and apps now make it easy to buy airtime without physical scratch cards.

7. Photography studios – Smartphones with high-quality cameras reduce the need for photo studios, except for special occasions.

8. Selling physical books – E-books and audiobooks are becoming more popular, especially among young smartphone users.

9. Commercial phone call/SMS centers – WhatsApp, Messenger, and other apps have replaced traditional call and SMS centers.

10. Selling songs via Bluetooth or cassette – Downloads and streaming have replaced music sharing through Bluetooth or cassette tapes

UPDATE ON APPLICATION RECORDS/ PORTAL ACCESS

All records for applicants who submitted their details prior to the recent upgrade can now be accessed via update.cdcfib.gov.ng

Applicants are advised to verify their information & complete the submission process.

In 5 August Nigerian police will open portal set recruit 30,000 officers. This time around the format has changed, you can apply with all your qualifications specifically Degree, HND to be commissioned as ASP. Congratulations and best wishes to any interested applicant.

1. Some accounts got light restrictions – things like temporary limits that can be removed soon.

2. Some accounts got 1-year restrictions – these can’t be removed until a year passes.

3. Some accounts were closed but reopened after appeal – the owners appealed, and Facebook restored them.

4. Some accounts were closed and required ID verification – to reopen them, the owners had to submit a National ID card.

5. Some accounts are still under review – Facebook says they will decide within about 3 days.

6. Some accounts were permanently closed – the owners can’t use them again, and no appeal is possible.

7. Some accounts were permanently disabled forever – they cannot be restored, and appeals are not allowed.

💥FG-Launches YDPAT Program For Nigerians

Please Apply👇

The Youth Data Awareness and Training Programme (YDPAT) is an initiative of the Federal Ministry of Youth Development (FMYD) and the Nigerian Data Protection Commission (NDPC)

Link: 👇

Ydpat.fmyd.gov.ng