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USAA Membership Eligibility: Who Can Join?

Who can join USAA — membership passes through a parent or spouse who joined, not through service alone

USAA membership is open to U.S. service members, veterans with an honorable discharge, and the spouses and children of USAA members. The catch for family: eligibility passes through a parent or spouse who actually joined USAA — not through military service alone. A child of a veteran can join at any age, but only if … Read more — USAA Membership Eligibility: Who Can Join?

11 Things Every Smart NYSC Corp Member Must Do During Service

Smart corps members leave NYSC with more than a discharge certificate. The three habits that pay back hardest: stack one paid certification while the free hours are still free, run a side income that dwarfs your ₦77,000 allowance, and treat your PPA like a paid trial that ends in a job offer. The eight tips … Read more — 11 Things Every Smart NYSC Corp Member Must Do During Service

Top 12 Publishing Companies in Nigeria

Want to publish a book in Nigeria? Twelve houses do most of the serious work — University Press Plc and Evans Brothers dominate the schools market; Cassava Republic, Kachifo (Farafina), Masobe, Narrative Landscape, Ouida, Parrésia, Bookcraft, Quramo, Lantern (Literamed) and The New Gong cover trade, literary fiction, children’s titles and faith books. Pick one that … Read more — Top 12 Publishing Companies in Nigeria

Covenant University School Fees Schedule

Covenant University tuition for the 2025/2026 academic session ranges from ₦1,713,891 (Industrial Relations & HRM, Marketing) to ₦2,009,280 (Engineering). Most programmes sit between ₦1.7 million and ₦2 million. Hostel adds around ₦100,000–₦200,000, plus a non-refundable acceptance fee for new students. Use the table below to find your programme, then confirm with the bursary before you … Read more — Covenant University School Fees Schedule

Direction to Pray Inside Kaaba

Quick answer: You may face any direction when praying inside the Kaaba, because the Kaaba itself is the qibla. Only optional (nafl) prayers are permissible there. Obligatory (fard) prayers must be offered outside the Kaaba, facing it. Praying inside the Hateem (Hijr Ismail) counts as praying inside the Kaaba — but again, only for nafl. … Read more — Direction to Pray Inside Kaaba

9 Hidden Secrets to Pass Waec Exam 2021/2022 Once and for All

WAEC’s May/June WASSCE for school candidates runs from 21 April to 19 June 2026. To pass, you need a plan, not a prayer. Work from the official syllabus, drill ten years of past questions under timed conditions, build a study timetable that mirrors the exam schedule, and walk into the hall with sleep, the right … Read more — 9 Hidden Secrets to Pass Waec Exam 2021/2022 Once and for All

Best State for NYSC

best nysc state

Pick Lagos, Abuja (FCT), or Akwa Ibom if you want the best balance of pay, safety, and life-after-service. Every corps member earns the federal ₦77,000 monthly allowance; some states add a top-up on top of that. Aggregator reports put Lagos around ₦40,000 extra (state PPAs), Rivers around ₦10,000–₦20,000, and Bayelsa on a tiered ₦6,000–₦10,000 plan … Read more — Best State for NYSC

Nigeria Police Recruitment: How to Apply & Check Shortlist

The Police Service Commission released the final list of 50,000 successful constable recruits on 15 July 2026. Check your status at npfapplication.psc.gov.ng — the portal opened for final-list checks at 12:00 a.m. on Thursday 16 July 2026, and successful candidates also get an email and SMS. If your name is on the list, print your … Read more — Nigeria Police Recruitment: How to Apply & Check Shortlist

Top 10 Highest-Valued Currencies in Africa

The Tunisian dinar is Africa’s highest-valued currency, trading at roughly 1 USD = 2.89 TND (each dinar buys about US$0.35). The Libyan dinar sits at #2 near 1 USD = 6.35 LYD. The Moroccan dirham, Ghanaian cedi, Botswana pula and Seychellois rupee round out the top six. The Nigerian naira does not make this list. … Read more — Top 10 Highest-Valued Currencies in Africa

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