Sentences with phrase «become commissioned officers»

While serving as an EOA, she was selected to train Army cadets who would soon become Commissioned officers on how to manage a diverse workforce.

With parents hailing from Kogi State, he attended Army Children's School in Maiduguri and later on joined Command Secondary School, Jos.. He joined the Nigeria Defence Academy in 1998 and became a commissioned officer in 2003.

After graduating AIT I attended Southwestern Oklahoma State University's Guard Officer Leadership Development (GOLD) program with aspirations to become a commissioned officer.

Objective To become a commissioned officer in the Air National Guard Skills / Abilities Effective Team...

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On receiving an application made under subsection (1) of section 153G, the Returning Officer or, as the case requires, the Electoral Commission must, without delay, determine whether or not the candidate became incapacitated in the circumstances set out in that subsection.

If, before the declaration of the result of the poll, the Returning Officer or Electoral Commission determines that the candidate became incapacitated in the circumstances set out in section 153G (1), the Returning Officer or Electoral Commission must cancel the candidate's nomination.

On receiving an application made under section 152A (1), the Returning Officer or, as the case requires, the Electoral Commission must, without delay, determine whether or not the candidate became incapacitated before the close of nominations.

If, before midnight on nomination day, the Returning Officer or Electoral Commission determines that the candidate became incapacitated before the close of nominations, the Returning Officer or Electoral Commission must cancel the candidate's nomination.

It has become clear to me as a stakeholder in the stated constituency to petition you as the Returning Officer and the commission for the just ended polls in Tamale Central Constituency.

To this administration's credit, the last two years, or at least since one doughty, no - nonsense police officer named Ibrahim Magu became Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the anti-corruption war has been waged in a manner that has never been seen in the history of Nigeria.

After a short period again at UAB and at University of Sussex - Dow Corning (UK) he then become a Scientific Officer for the Commission of the European Communities, based in Brussels, Belgium (1990 - 1991).

The industry is still a long time away from the point at which some professions will become obsolete, but when that moment comes, the most vulnerable people will be appraisers and commissioned loan officers, Narasimhan predicts.