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EMRS Admit Card 2023: Check PGT TGT and Other Posts Call Letter Latest Updates - Vimarsana News

EMRS Admit Card 2023: Check PGT TGT and Other Posts Call Letter Latest Updates

EMRS Admit Card 2023: Check Direct Link to download EMRS Teaching and Non Teaching Call Letter, Steps to Download the admit card and other details.

Governor Soludo's govt runs 23 MDAs with six perm secs – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Governor Soludo's govt runs 23 MDAs with six perm secs – Opinion Nigeria

According to him, 273 candidates applied for the post Permanent Secretaries in the state, adding that over seventy of the number came from the private sector because the governor insisted on bringing in people from the private sector as Permanent Secretaries.

Over 9,000 civil servants fail promotion exam - Vimarsana News

Over 9,000 civil servants fail promotion exam

No fewer than 9, 000 civil servants who sat the 2022 Federal Civil Service Promotion examinations failed.

JEE Main 2024: Application Modification Window For Session 1 Opens Today, Check Details - Vimarsana News

JEE Main 2024: Application Modification Window For Session 1 Opens Today, Check Details

JEE Main 2024 Session 1: Those who have applied for the examination will have the opportunity to modify certain details in their application forms until December 8.

Source: ndtv.com
Nigeria's Forex Reserves Decline By $1.6 Billion | 5 Things That Should Matter Today » YNaija - Vimarsana News

Nigeria's Forex Reserves Decline By $1.6 Billion | 5 Things That Should Matter Today » YNaija

Labour Party attacks Peter Obi for incessant remarks against Tinubu Nigerian Air Force announces sale of Presidential airport 9,000 civil servants fail

Source: ynaija.com