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22/09/2026

Empowering Youth Through Skills
Master industry-relevant trades with globally recognized NSQ certifications at Kaduna State’s premier vocational institute. Click
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20/09/2026

07/09/2026

TVET APPLICATION

You can apply for the Federal Ministry of Education's Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) program by visiting the FME TVET Initiative Portal. Visit 👉🏾https://www.tvet.education.gov.ng/

Requirements for Application

- National Identification Number (NIN) and date of birth.
- Bank Verification Number (BVN) and account details.
- Valid phone number linked to your NIN for OTP verification.
- Proof of prior education or informal training (depending on your chosen track)

Steps to Apply

- Go to the FME TVET Initiative Portal and click Apply.
- Enter your NIN and date of birth to verify your identity.
- Confirm your phone number and email address using the OTP sent to your phone.
- Create a secure password and log into your new dashboard.
- Fill out your personal details, including your state, local government area (LGA), and address.
- Input your BVN and bank account information.
- Choose your preferred program track: STC (6-month short-term certificate) or VEI (1-year vocational enterprise institute).
- Select your preferred training center and trade skill, then review and submit your application.

03/09/2026

Kids need to learn how to think for themselves. We need to ban the use of generative AI tools in Nigeria's schools and homes. Kids need to learn spelling, math, English, History and even researching on their own! AI is a tool to use AFTER you know how to do it yourself!

05/07/2026

Inna Lillahi Wa Inna Ilaihi Rajiuna
Our hearts' felt condolences goes the family of Muhammed Kudu and the people of Bida Emirate for his loss. May Allah in His infinite mercy forgive his sins, make Jannat his final abode and bless the family he left behind.

Signed: Management.

02/07/2026

If you received a prompt on WhatsApp asking if someone has made a purchase, it is highly likely a scam or phishing attempt. WhatsApp itself does not send in-app messages, alerts, or pop-ups asking about your personal purchases, bank details, or transactions.

Scammers frequently use these tactics with the following goals:

1. Fake Bank Alerts: Impersonating your bank (like First Bank, Zenith, or GTBank in Nigeria) to make you panic and click a malicious link to "verify" or "cancel" a purchase.

2. Impersonation/Refund Scams:* Pretending to be an online seller, delivery service, or marketplace platform claiming a buyer sent money or made a fake purchase.

How to Stay Safe

1. Do not click links: Never tap on suspicious links from unknown numbers claiming you owe money or that a purchase is being investigated.

2. Do not share personal information: Legitimate services will never ask for your passwords, card PINs, or One-Time Passwords (OTPs) over WhatsApp.

3. Block and Report: Immediately block the number and use the built-in Report button in the chat menu.

4. Verify directly: If you are actually worried about a transaction, log into your banking app or reach out directly to the customer support of the service they claim to represent.

If you want to look into this specific message, contact us:

Who sent the message or what company they claim to be? What are the exact words they used? we can tell you if it's a known scam and how to safely deal with the sender.

01/07/2026

Algorithm of war: How Palantir became Pentagon's indispensable AI arsenal in wars abroad.

Software Dev, Data Analysis, Digital Marketing, Networking, Cyber Security, Ethical Hacking, Mobile Apps, Computer Repair, AI, IT Consultancy.

24/06/2026

Consider these 4 pillars of cybersecurity as your framework

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