Remita, a leading electronic payment company, has said it began the sale of 2021 Universal Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) ePINs to prospective candidates seeking admission into tertiary institutions in Nigeria.
The company revealed this in a statement at the weekend, noting noted that the decision followed a recent announcement by the Joint Admission and Matriculations Board (JAMB), of the sale of ePINs for UTME and Direct Entry registrations till May 15.
It said” “Prospective candidates are to commence the process by registering their National Identification Number (NIN) by typing the word ‘NIN’, then space, adding their 11-digit NIN and sending as an SMS to 55019, e.g (NIN 00123456789).
Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja and Peter Uzoho
The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) yesterday pushed back on a reported comment that the countryâs daily crude oil production remained unknown despite over 60 years of exploratory activities.
Some reports had quoted the Executive Secretary, Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI), Dr. Ogbonnaya Orji, as saying that the exact quantity of crude oil produced in Nigeria had remained unknown because of the absence of meters at wellheads and the lack of capacity to monitor deep offshore fields.
The NEITI boss was further quoted to have stated that his agency had in all its oil and gas audit reports recommended that meters be placed on oil wellheads to measure the volume of crude oil produced across the country, without success.
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By Emmanuel Addeh
The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) Friday pushed back on reported comments that the country’s daily crude oil production remains unknown despite over 60 years of exploratory activities.
Some reports had quoted the Executive Secretary, Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI), Dr. Ogbonnaya Orji, as saying that the exact amount of crude oil produced in Nigeria had remained unknown because of the absence of meters at wellheads and the lack of capacity to monitor deep offshore fields.
The NEITI boss was further quoted to have stated that his agency had in all its oil and gas audit reports recommended that meters be placed on oil wellheads to measure the volume of crude oil produced across the country, without success.
Metro Manila police Chief PMGen Vicente Danao Jr. (NCRPO photo)
CALOOCAN CITY, April 15 (PIA) Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the trust and confidence of online private companies toward the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) shined during a recent virual agreement signing between the Metro Manila police and businesses.
“We are very lucky to be trusted by the Asia’s leading ride-hailing platform.” NCRPO Chief, PMGen Vicente D Danao Jr. said during his message after the Virtual Signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between NCRPO and My Taxi (PHP) Inc., commonly known as GRAB, represented by Ms Sherielysse R. Bonifacio, Head of Public Affairs, Grab Philippines on Wednesday at the NCRPO Conference Room, Camp Bagong Diwa, Bicutan, Taguig City.