Today is Saturday.
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Yes, I know.
Dear Employers in different industries.
What if this is the only Game Changer your Customer Service needs?

And to the employees? What if this is the opportunity for you to upscale your skill and get it right in a flip?

Do what smart employers and employees are doing.

Click here to register:
https://forms.gle/1EZvHxZKpA41b7E49

FREE TUITION, MONTHLY STIPEND, FREE MEALS, ACCOMMODATION AND GUARANTEED EMPLOYMENT AFTER SCHOOL

ANOTHER RENEWED HOPE INITIATIVE
The Federal Government of Nigeria has eliminated all fees at the 33 Federal Science and Technical Colleges (FSTC) as of the 2025–2026 academic year.

List of the 33 Federal Science and Technical Colleges in Nigeria:
FSTC Yaba – Lagos State
FSTC Ilesa – Osun State
FSTC Kafanchan – Kaduna State
FSTC Uyo – Akwa Ibom State
FSTC Otukpo – Benue State
FSTC Awka – Anambra State
FSTC Jalingo – Taraba State
FSTC Tungbo – Bayelsa State
FSTC Doma – Nasarawa State
FSTC Zuru – Kebbi State
FSTC Michika – Adamawa State
FSTC Ohanso – Abia State
FSTC Orozo – FCT, Abuja
FSTC Uromi – Edo State
FSTC Aba – Abia State
FSTC Ikare-Akoko – Ondo State
FSTC Ahoada – Rivers State
FSTC Lassa – Borno State
FSTC Yauri – Kebbi State
FSTC Otobi – Benue State
FSTC Enugu – Enugu State
FSTC Ikot Ekpene – Akwa Ibom State
FSTC Usi-Ekiti – Ekiti State
FSTC Ogugu – Kogi State
FSTC Bwari – FCT, Abuja
FSTC Ijebu-Imushin – Ogun State
FSTC Sokoto – Sokoto State
FSTC Yaba (Annex) – Lagos State
FSTC Ilorin – Kwara State
FSTC Garki – Jigawa State
FSTC Kuta – Niger State
FSTC Biliri – Gombe State
FSTC Otukpa – Benue State.

The 2025–2026 academic year’s Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) program will begin in August 2025.

TVET provides a practical approach to education, giving students credentials and abilities that are highly sought after in today’s labor market.

*Benefits of TVET Programs*
TVET programs are intended to assist students in gaining specialized skills in a wide range of industries, such as construction, engineering, hospitality, and healthcare, among many others!

By enrolling in this program, children will gain the following:

Industry-Relevant Skills for Immediate Employment
2. Job Readiness as Courses are Aligned with Labor Market Needs

3. Self Employed Opportunity as Graduates are able to work for themselves

4. Free Tuition for the 3 years of Training in the College

5. Free Accommodation for the 3 Years of Training

6. Free Meals for the 3 Years of Training

7. Students shall be paid Monthly Stipends for their upkeep.

8. Upon Completion of Studies in 3 years, Students Shall Have Access to Federal Grants or Loans to Start Their Enterprise

9. Students upon graduation will obtain a National Business and National Technical Certificate.

10. Students upon graduation will obtain the Second Certificate in National Skills Qualification Certification (NSQ).

11. The Two Certificates Shall Have Worldwide Acceptability for Those Who Want to Practice Their Enterprise or Vocation Overseas

WANTS TO ENROLL?

1. Visit any of the Federal Science and Technical Colleges (FSTC) to register.

2. Registration Fee per Student is N4,200 (Four Thousand, Two Hundred Naira) only.

3. Upon payment of the Registration Fee, the FSTC Staff shall assist Candidates to complete registration online.

4. Registration of Candidates Shall End on Thursday, 12th June 2025.

5. Entrance Examination Shall Hold on Saturday, 14th June 2025, at the selected Federal Science and Technical College FSTC, at 9am.

6. No Late Registration Shall Be Allowed.
Form is available at Federal Technical College, Yaba and it closes on the 11 th of June while the exam comes up on the 14th. Do not delay.

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DECLARES FREE EDUCATION AT FSTC!*
With effect from 2025/2026 academic session, the Federal Government has abolished all fees at the 33 Federal Science and Technical Colleges (FSTC) in Nigeria.
Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) program for the 2025/26 academic year starting from August 2025.
TVET offers a hands-on approach to education, *equipping students with practical skills and qualifications that are highly valued in today's job market*
TVET courses are designed to help students develop specialized skills in various fields including engineering, hospitality, healthcare, construction, and many more!
By enrolling in this program, children will gain the following:
1.*Industry-Relevant Skills for Immediate Employment*
2. *Job Readiness as Courses are Aligned with Labour Market Needs*
3. *Self Employed Opportunity as Graduates are able to work for themselves*
4. *Free Tuition for the 3-year of Training in the College*
5. *Free Accomodation for the 3-year of Training*
6. *Free Meals for the 3-year of Training*
7. *Students shall be paid Monthly Stipends for their upkeep*
8. *Upon Completion of Studies in 3-year, Students Shall Have Access to Federal Grants or Loans to Start Their Enterprise*
9. *Students upon graduation will obtain National Business and National Technical Certificate*
10. *Students upon graduation will obtain the Second Certificate in National Skills Qualification Certification (NSQ)*
11. *The Two Certificates Shall Have Worldwide Acceptability for Those Who Want to Practice Their Enterprise or Vocation Overseas*
*For Goodness Sake, what else are you waiting for?

*WANTS TO ENROLL?*
1.Visit any of the Federal Science and Technical Colleges (FSTC) to register.
2. Registration Fee per Student is N5000 (FiveThousand Naira) only
3. Upon payment of the Registration Fee, the FSTC Staff shall assist Candidates to complete registration online
4. Registration of Candidates Shall End on Thursday 12th June 2025
5. Entrance Examination Shall Hold on Saturday 14th June 2025 at the selected Federal Science and Technical College FSTC, at 9am.
6. No Late Registration Shall Be Allowed.

*THE FIRE IS HERE*

The flames of revival have descended upon Abuja, and heaven has opened over this city.

Day 1 of the Living Jesus Fire Conference (LFC) Abuja was a holy eruption—we are enlightened with new revelation for the word of God by our man of God.

We now prepare for the final session, happening today at 8:00 AM.

A fresh baptism of fire awaits those who are thirsty.

#LFCAbuja
#FireConference
#ProphetIsaiahMacwealth

10 messages you need to hear today:

If you don't separate yourself from your distractions. Your distractions will separate you from your goals and the life you want.

You don't have to prove anything to anyone. Ever.
Make your moves. Keep your focus.

Wasted time is worse than wasted money. Who you invest your time with matters.

Winners are not people who never fail. They are people that never quit.

The choices you make today will determine the life you live tomorrow.

None of us sit high enough to look down on anyone. Be humble.

If you combine patience with a strong work ethic, you have a recipe for unstoppable success.

The wound might not be your fault, but the healing is your responsibility.

You'll carry yourself differently when your confidence is sourced from your own belief and not validation from someone else.

You can't build up your life when you are surrounded by people who try to tear it down.

Think about this...!

JOHN 3 V 16
WILL COME THROUGH FOR YOU TODAY

*THE SACRED ART OF SAVING*

A river does not swell in a day, and wealth is not built in a moment. The secret of financial security is hidden in one simple principle—saving, no matter how small.

It’s not about how much you earn; it’s about how much you keep. A man who spends all he makes, no matter how vast, is merely one step away from struggle. But the one who saves, even if little by little, builds an empire in silence.

A dime saved is a seed planted. Over time, it grows into a mighty harvest—one that shields you in stormy times and empowers you in golden moments.

*Start today, Save something, Anything. Your future self will thank you*.

*#GadaToken
#Brando Shares*

*SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 31/05/2025*

Two Years of Tinubu’s Administration: We’re hungrier, impoverished — Nigerians

Niger flood of fury: Over 100 dead, 75 buried, 100 missing

Simon Ekpa: Finnish prosecutors seek six-year jail term for agitator

Biafra Day: Sit-at-home cripples businesses in Enugu, Imo

INEC fixes June 20, Aug. 8 for 2026 Ekiti, Osun guber polls

NOA deepens partnership with Yoruba monarchs on civic engagement

Ekiti imposes ban on public smoking, warns defaulters

Cameroon’s late arrival forces cancellation of Super Falcons’ friendly

Rousing welcome as Madrid star David Alaba visits New Afrika Shrine

Seyi Adewunmi returns as Lagos Country Club president amidst odds

Sallah: Muslims Explore Options As Ram Prices Soar

Abortion pill inventor Etienne-Emile Baulieu dies aged 98

Visa crackdown: You’ll be fine, Trump tells Chinese students in US

NIDCOM to probe killing of Nigerian by Switzerland police


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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* June used to be the fourth month in the year. Before Julius Caesar came to power, the calendar year only had 10 months. In 46 BC he created the Julian calendar by adding two more months to the year, which made June the sixth month.

* Ketchup was once sold as medicine. The condiment was prescribed and sold to people suffering with indigestion back in 1834.
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Tinubu issues executive order to slash oil sector costs

Reps, NEPZA task FTZs on prompt FAAC remittances

Looted funds: EFCC, ICPC recovered $105.9m not $967.5b – Fagbemi

Simon Ekpa appears in Finnish court on terrorism charges

Court jails 15 foreigners for cyber-terrorism, internet fraud

Court to hear Diezani’s asset forfeiture suit June 30

Appeal Court reverses judgment voiding Kano’s LG election, KANSIEC’s composition

15 convicted foreigners recruited Lagos youths for cyber-terrorism – EFCC

EFCC arrests 78 Internet fraudsters

150 million Nigerians affected by insecurity, says Ribadu

Troops eliminate terror kingpin Abu Fatima in Borno – Army

60 terrorists killed as army repels attack in Borno

Immigration arrests alleged Enugu ritual killer, hands him over to police

We shouldn’t be swayed solely by negative global statistics — Presidency

FG revives NATEP, eyes $1tn outsourcing market

FG targets $1bn annual investment in CNG projects

FG targets 90% energy cost savings for bus drivers with CNG vehicles

We’ve restored global confidence in Nigeria’s aviation sector — Keyamo

2027: INEC ‘Withholds’ Registration Of New Parties

Tech vital in tackling corruption in govt – NITDA

NAFDAC defends crackdown on Onitsha traders, says charges lawful

Lagos, FCT lead in 256,567 unclaimed driver’s licences – FRSC

Rent: Abuja property owners crowd payment office over deadline

Abuja Public Transport System National Embarrassment –Wike

Fayemi questions delay in 2025 budget release

TUC elects new executives as Ogbonna emerges chairman in Anambra

Family of late NTA’s Kola Muyi donates rare music collection to MCSN

Tonto Dikeh celebrates 40th birthday with philanthropic flair

Speed Darlington snubs NAPTIP summons

My wife died due to my absence, I’m avenging her – Pastor Kumuyi

Record stock rally greets Tinubu’s first two years

Heirs Insurance offers N10m in essay contest

Seplat to invest in power sector

WAMCO appoints new BOT chairman

Nigerian banks to consider advanced biometrics to combat electronic fraud

Afia TV enters Lagos media market, promises impactful results

BUA Group, Hadiza Usman Renew Rift Over Rivers Port Concession

Okpebholo, Idahosa, APC leaders celebrate Appeal Court victory

Obidient forum asks Oborevwori to provide revenue details

Eno: I love PDP, but it’s time to progressively move

2026: Defection won’t affect Adeleke’s victory – PDP chair

Police escort, killed my sister, not bandits – Taraba gov

Ibas rejects Julius Berger’s quest to increase project from N195.3bn to N368bn

Aiyedatiwa inaugurates 7km road

Bayelsa begins payment of new minimum wage, arrears

Kwara seals unregistered coaching centres, cyber cafés over permit

Benue youths protest as herders kill three

Insecurity: Residents, students embark on daily mass protests in Delta community

Bolt driver shot dead in Bayelsa

Niger flood: I lost 17 members of my household — Victim laments

My son who died in Lagos building collapse scored 320 in UTME – Driver

How I became a chartered accountant at 17 – Babcock student

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1859, the Great Clock housing Big Ben started keeping time. The clock at the top of Elizabeth Tower at the north end of the British Houses of Parliament is one of the world’s best-known timekeepers.

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Do not dare not to dare. – C. S. Lewis

Good morning


*Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*