Fed Poly Ilaro HND 3rd Batch Admission List 2015/2016 Release

The authority of the Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro have released the Third list of candidates who have been offered provisional admission into FULL-TIME HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA programme of the Institution for the 2015/2016 Academic Session.

Candidates can should visit the skul portal.

#9jaschoolGist congratulates u all. 

BSU Admission List 2015/2016 Release

All candidates who duly registered and participated in the 2015/2016 Post-UTME screening exercise of the Benue State University (BSU) are hereby inform that the admission list of successful candidates who have been offered provisional admission into various degree programmes of the Benue State University (BSU) has been release.
The BSU 2015/2016 is now available on the school website. Candidates can predetermine their admission status by following the step below;
i.To check your admission status, visit https://www.bsuportal.edu.ng /checkAdmission.jsp
ii.Enter your JAMB Reg Number in the space provided.
iii.Click on “Submit” to check your admission status.

UI Direct Entry Admission / UI Supplementary Admission List For 2015/2016 Release

All candidates who applied for admission into the University of Ibadan via Direct Entry for the 2015/2016 academic session are hereby inform that the Admission list of successful candidates who have been offered provisional admission into various degree programmes of the University of Ibadan has been release.

Candidates can predetermine their admission status by clicking on the following link; http://www:ui.edu.ng /news/de-candidates-2015/16

This is to inform all candidates who registered and participated in the 2015/2016 Post-UTME screening exercise of the University of Ibadan that Supplementary admission list of successful candidates who have been offered provisional admission into various degree programmes of the University of Ibadan for the 2015/2016 academic session has been release.
The UI 2015/2016 Supplementary admission list is now available on the school portal. Candidates can predetermine their admission status on the school portal by clicking the following link; http://www:ui.edu.ng /news/utme-supplementary- candidates-2015/16

#9ja School Gist Congratulates all admitted students

Fed Poly Nasarawa 2nd batch Admission List 2015/2016 Release

This to inform all candidates who applied for admission into the Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa, Nasarawa state that the 2nd batch admission list of successful candidates who have been offered provisional admission into the Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa for the 2015/2016 academic session has been release.
The Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa 2015/2016 2nd batch admission list has not been upload on the school portal. The list as gathered by liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine has been pasted on the school notice board.
Candidate can check their names on the school notice board.
Congratulation to all successful candidates.

Yobe State University Admission Into Diploma Programmes 2015/2016 Announced

Applications are invited from qualified candidates for admission into the following Diploma programmes of the Yobe State University for the 2015/2016 Academic Session:
2- Year Diploma in Social Policy and Administration (DSP)
2- Year Diploma in Crime Management, Prevention and Control (DCM)
2- Year Diploma in Environmental Chemistry (DEC)
2- Year Diploma in Computer Science (DCS)
2- Year Diploma in Shari’a and Civil Law (DSCL)
Entry Requirements
Candidates must pass three relevant O’ Level subjects at credit level in WASSCE, SSCE, GCE or their equivalent in examinations administered by WAEC, NECO, NABTEB, NBAIS or cognate bodies at not more than two sittings. At least two credits must be relevant to the course applied for.
The Application Procedure
STEP 1:Make a non-refundable payment of N5,100.00 into Account name/Number: YSU CONSULTS STUDENT REGISTRATION/1750023771 at SKYE Bank Plc Damaturu Branch and obtain a scratch card for the application. Sales of scratch cards start from Monday 30th Monday, 2015.
STEP2:Visit: consult.ysu.edu.ng and click Diploma Application under the admission TAB at the home page. Provide all the information required and print acknowledgement slip for your personal reference.
If you have any inquiry or difficulty, write todiploma@ ysu.edu.ng
Note:
To qualify for Degree programme at Yobe State University Damaturu, graduates of our Diploma programmes must remedy their O’ Level deficiencies. Candidates are enjoined to do so during the period of the Diploma studies so as to obtain the minimum entry requirement for degree programme of five O’ Level credits in relevant subjects.
Director, YSU Consults
for more visit http://www.ysu.edu.ng /Web/dp.pdf

MAPOLY 2015/2016 Resumption Date, Payment Deadline Announced

Authorities of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta have announcedMonday, 14th December, 2015as resumption date for all Full-Time and Part-Time National Diploma and Higher National Diploma students of the Polytechnic for the First Semester 2015/2016 Academic Session.

TheMonday, 14th December, 2015resumption date will exclude only, students on the mandatory Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES), who are expected back on campus onFriday, 5th February, 2016.

Meanwhile, the Institution’s Management has slated (Monday, 22nd February, 2016) as deadline for registration for the 1st Semester 2015/2016 Academic Session.

Any student, who fails to complete his/her registration by Monday, 22nd February, 2016, will be made to pay a late registration fee of Five Thousand Naira (N5,000.00), Ten Thousand Naira (N10,000.00) or Fifteen Thousand Naira (N15,000.00) only, as appropriate, failure of which will lead to the forfeiture of the studentship of such student for the session.

Parents, Guardians, and in particular, students of the Institution should visit the Institution’s website on www.mapoly.edu.ngfor further details.

After Dating For 3yrs Without Sex.. She Is Getting Married To Someone Else – Advice Me

I met this beautiful damsel while serving(NYSC) in Imo State in 2013. She accepted to date me on one condition (NO S*X before marriage). I gladly accepted. Our love was a major gist in town because she is a beauty queen. I so much loved her with all my heart..She was a virgin and I so much respected her for that…I spent 75% of my allowee on her in addition with my personal savings…
On several ocassions, she lost control of herself during romance but as a gentleman, I kept my promise by not harvesting the forbidden fruit.. Her love for me grew stronger because of my self control. After NYSC, I relocated to Lagos in search of greener pasture. Things got tougher because jobs were extremely scarce. Still,I struggled to send her some money through her father’s first bank account (she was 18yrs then).
Once in a month, I travelled from Lagos to Owerri just to see her….Our love was so strong..But since inception of this year, things got pretty bad that I could not meet up with my routine travels to see her. After 3yrs, I got a job few days ago in an oil company and I was so enthusiastic to relay the good news to her….But to my greatest shock ever…She sent me an apology sms that she will be getting married next week…I was preparing for sunday service but the news automatically made me fell asleep. I just woke up and feeling abnormal…She is calling but I can’t imagine myself taking the calls…Pls I need your pool of unalloyed advice…
Pls save a soul today and God will bless you..Thanks

I Thought He Is A Friend, Now He Wants S*x For A Favour He Did

Dear Sir,
Please, how do I handle this situation, I am boxed in and I need your help. I have a male childhood friend, we have come a long way and we liked each other so much. We are neighbours and our parents and other siblings too are friends.
Sometime ago, while I was in 200 level in the university, I ran into a mess; I had to use my school fees to clear up the mess. When it was time for me to pay up my fees, I couldn’t tell my mother because apart from the fact that I couldn’t make up any story to take money from her; we lost my father.
Because of all these, I confided in my friend and he helped me to raise the money from his parents, I don’t know what excuse he gave them, because we attend the same school. He didn’t say he borrowed me, he said he gave me.
We are now in our final year, and for some time now, I have noticed a change in his attitude towards me; he is becoming unnecessarily close and he even asked that we date each other. I refused and explained to him that I have no such feelings for him and also the fact that he has dated two ladies that I know; one of them is my close friend.
I have always told him that I don’t have the time for dates and complications it could bring to my life now. Suddenly, he started asking for the money he gave me in 200levels. Knowing well that there is no way I can raise such money, I reminded him the fact that he gave me the money, he said he knew and that he wanted his money back or I should date and have s*x with him.
He is aware of the fact that I am a v*rgin, when I reminded him of this fact; I was shocked when he said that will be the best way to pay up my debt. I am sad about this situation and I can’t tell anyone. Please, help me, what do I do?

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Why education is declining in Taraba, by researchers

TWENTY-FOUR years after its creation, public schools in Taraba State according to researchers, are still cup in hand begging for a face -lift from the relevant authority.
Several public schools at both primary and secondary levels, they observed “ are in dilapidated condition following government lukewarm attitudes towards the sector.”
The situation according to Raymond Enoch of the Center for Environmental Education and Development often made students and pupils from the state to come behind in national examinations and competitions.
The research sponsored by the Center for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) noticed that basic teaching aids like computers, rulers, diagrams, chalk board, current textbooks, registers, lessons plans, schemes of work and regular supply of lessons note books are no where to be found in the public schools.
The research, which was yesterday publicly presented to stakeholders in the state at the secretariat of the Nigeria Union of Teachers multipurpose hall in Jalingo, expressed dismay that 24 years after the state was carved out of the defunct Gongola State; several public schools are still operating from their “temporary sites.”
Even those that manage to relocate to their temporary sites, the researchers observed “ still lack basic school structures to support effective learning for both students and teachers.”
Like the government, parents and teachers organizations that ought to support community ownership and participation in the educational development of the state according to the research findings “ is also weak in terms of resources availability.”
Teachers’ training and refreshing courses which is a basic complementary service and incentive that enhance a quality educational performance of a teacher and a professional development in any society can have a huge gain, the researchers noticed that “ it is often not a priority to the state government.”
Adding that “ standard school system facilities like hostels for boarding students, staff quarters are left in the hands of schools managers of various schools, the scenarios, which they agreed further worsen their maintenance.”
Various stakeholders who made their minds known on the continual dwindling of education in the state also accused government of lack of political will.

Kwara Poly suspends 3 students over alleged possession of charms, others

The management of Kwara State Polytechnic, Ilorin, have suspended three students over possession of live cartridges and charms, offence contrary to the rules and regulation of the institution.
A statement signed by the Deputy Registrar (Information and Publication Division) of the institution, Alhaji Moshood Amuda, said the institution was determined to maintain a conducive learning environment.

“The polytechnic authority received a report that the students were in possession of live cartridges and charms and they were handed over to the police for further investigation. In line with the polytechnic’s practice, any student under investigation is to be placed on suspension, pending the outcome.

Consequently, I am directed to inform the affected students that the management has approved their suspension from the polytechnic, pending the outcome of the investigation by the police,” the statement said.

According to the statement, the students involved include Bolaji,Tunde J. Marketing Department with matric no: HND/12/MKT/PT/019, Abdullahi,Wasiu S. Marketing Department with matric no: HND/14/MKT/FT/207, and Atoyebi,F. Atanda, of Business Administration, with matric no: ND/14/BA/FT/132, all from Institute of Finance and Management Studies of Kwara State Polytechnic, Ilorin.

When contacted, the Police Public Relations Officer, Ajayi Okasanmi, said that only one suspect with three live cartridges was arrested.
He said the suspect has been charged to court.

MAN Oron Supplementary ND/HND Admission List – 2015/16

The Supplementary National Diploma (ND) and Higher National Diploma (HND) admission list of the Maritime Academy of Nigeria (MAN), Oron for the 2015/2016 academic session is out.
Check Maritime Academy of Nigeria Admission List.
Maritime Academy of Nigeria admission list is accessible from http://www.manoron.edu.ng /readmore.php?newsid=127.
9jaSchoolGist Team congratulates all the candidates that made it to MAN Oron supplementary ND and HND admission list for the 2015/2016 academic session.

Federal Poly Idah Admission List (1st Batch) – 2015/16

The authorities of the Federal Polytechnic Idah, Kogi State have released the first batch admission list of candidates offered provisional admission into the polytechnic National Diploma (ND) programmes for the 2015/2016 academic session.

Candidates that participated in the Federal Polytechnic Idah 2015/2016 post UTME screening exercise can now check their admission status.

Federal Polytechnic Idah 1stadmission list has been successfully uploaded online.
Check Federal Polytechnic Idah Admission List.

Go to Federal Polytechnic, Idah admission status checking portal at http://www.fepoda.edu.ng/collegeportal /admissions/search.admission.phpto access your admission status using your JAMB registration number or Surname.

9jaSchoolGistTeam Team congratulates all the candidates that made it to Federal Polytechnic Idah 1stadmission list

YABATECH Acceptance Fee & Screening Details – 2015/16

Yaba College of Technology, YABATECH acceptance fee payment details for the 2015/2016 academic session.
Have you been offered admission into theYaba College of Technology (YABATECH)for the 2015/2016 academic year? If yes, this post contains YABATECH acceptance fee payment procedure. If you don’t know whether you have been admitted yet, check your name on YABATECH 1 st Admission List.
How to Pay YABATECH Acceptance Fee.
All Candidates on these list are advised to pay Acceptance Fee of Eleven thousand, Five hundred Naira (N11, 500.00) within two (2) weeks.
Newly admitted candidates are advised to lookout for the schedule of screening on the College Portal and Notice Boards in the College.
Any candidate who fails to appear for screening within the stipulated period will forfeit the admission.

YABATECH Acceptance Fee & Screening Details – 2015/16

Yaba College of Technology, YABATECH acceptance fee payment details for the 2015/2016 academic session.

Have you been offered admission into theYaba College of Technology (YABATECH)for the 2015/2016 academic year? If yes, this post contains YABATECH acceptance fee payment procedure. If you don’t know whether you have been admitted yet, check your name on YABATECH 1 st Admission List.

How to Pay YABATECH Acceptance Fee.

All Candidates on these list are advised to pay Acceptance Fee of Eleven thousand, Five hundred Naira (N11, 500.00) within two (2) weeks.

Newly admitted candidates are advised to lookout for the schedule of screening on the College Portal and Notice Boards in the College.

Any candidate who fails to appear for screening within the stipulated period will forfeit the admission.

LASU Cuts Acceptance Fee Down

This is to inform all the newly admitted undergraduates of the Lagos State University (LASU) that the management of the institution has reduced the amount to be paid as acceptance fee for the 2015/2016 academic session.
LASU admission acceptance fee that was earlier scheduled for N20,000 has been reduced to N10,000.

18-year-old emerges best candidate in WAEC with 9 distinctions 0

.As WAEC honours candidates, schools, 40 staff
By Gabriel Dike
Eighteen-year-old former student of Vaatia College Makurdi, Benue State, Master Samuel Nder was on Thursday, November 26, honoured as the best candidate in the May/June West African Senior Certificate Examination (WASSCE) taken by over 1.7million candidates nationwide.
At a colourful award ceremony held in Akure, Ondo state during the 53rd Annual Meeting of Nigera National Committee (NNC) of West African Examinations Council (WAEC), master Nder and two other candidates were rewarded for their performance in the May/June 2014 WASSCE.
Aside Nder who obtained 9A1s in the school exam to emerged the best candidate, 18-year-old, Miss Onyinye Oguejiofor formerly of Marist Comprehensive College, Nteje, Anambra state placed second with 9A1s while 17-year-old Master Oluwatobi Raji formerly of St Francis Catholic Secondary School Idimu, Lagos, recorded 9A1s in the WASSCE.
In the May/June 2014 WASSCE, with exam number 4081345036 Master Nder recorded A1 in Economic, Geography, English Language, Further Mathematics, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics with total T-score of 659.4325 while Miss Ogueijiofor’s T-score was 648.5706 and Master Raji had T-score 640.2125.
Currently, the best candidate is studying Software Engineering at Saint Peterburg’s Electro-Technical University in Russia, Miss Onyinye is studying Medicine and Surgery at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka and Master Raji is studying Petroleum Engineering at the University of Lagos.
Speaking at the award ceremony, Governot of Ondo State, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko, said as a demonstration of the state’s avowed commitment to nation building through the apparatus of educational development.
His words: ‘’we have always welcomed with passion any educational programme that the state is privileged to host. Our passion is always borne out of the convictions that, no nation can ever rise above the quality of her education. This is because education is the vital organ and the very pivot around which all national life resolves.’’
Mimiko who was represented by the Deputy Governor, Alhaji Abdul-Azeez Oluboyo, commended WAEC for its unrelenting efforts in conducting standard examinations and producing credible results over the years.
The governor congratulated the three best schools in the state that were honoured by the council for their candidates performance in the May/June 2014 WASSCE and appreciated WAEC for it investment in the future of the children.
The chairman of WAEC NNC, Mrs. Anne Okonkwo said the awards are aimed at encouraging the youth to strive for excellence in their academic pursuits noting ‘’it is my hope that some of the youth who are here today to witness this ceremony, will be challenged by these Awards to work harder in order to win similar laurels in future.’’
She also disclosed that NNC would present books to the three best schools in the May/June 2014 WASSCE from Ondo State stressing that it was in accordance with the decision of the Nigeria Sub-Board of the WAEC Endowment Fund Board of Trustees at its 4th meeting held in November, 2012.
Mrs Okonkwo use the opportunity laud the federal and other state governments for their support to the council over the years even as she thanked Governor Mimko for his investment in education and the performance of schools in the state in WASSCE.
The Head of National Office (HNO), Mr. Charles Eguridu, disclosed that the NNC ensures that the policies of the council in Nigeria are decided in the best public interest, and appropriate decisions are taken at all times, for the smooth conduct of the WAEC’s operations.
Eguridu appreciated the support and understanding which the state government has continued to give to the council in its efforts to improve service delivery to numerous stakeholders in the state and Nigeria as a whole.
At the event, 40 WAEC staff were given long service award for their 20 years meritoriously service in various capacities while Governor Mimiko described the awardees as worthy ambassadors of the council and wished them more years of productive service to the council and the nation at large

I’m determined to fight corruption in tertiary institutions, says Buhari

PRESIDENT Muhamadu Buhari has assured that the problems being encountered in the tertiary education sub-sector as regards the implementation of the Treasury Single Account (TSA) will soon be addressed.
President Muhammadu Buhari
He gave the assurance during the 27th convocation ceremony of the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), Ondo State.
The President said his attention was drawn to the resultant discomfort the implementation of TSA has caused in the academic and administrative activities in tertiary institutions in the country.
Speaking through the Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC), Prof Julius Okogie, he explained that the TSA policy was introduced in order to enthrone financial discipline and curb corruption in the country.
The TSA was “introduced for a good cause and the issues involved in its implementation as it affects tertiary institutions are being addressed.”
The President reiterated the ‘zero-tolerance for corruption’ by his administration, saying he was determined to lead by example.
“We shall obey our laws and shall be transparent, accountable, just, fair and demonstrate integrity in all our undertakings.
“The leadership of this university should therefore, continue to be prudent, transparent and accountable in the management of both human and materials resources.
“Government is determined to fight corruption at all levels including corruption in academics in our tertiary institutions.
“We cannot speak of effective and efficient funding of the education sector if our universities are mired in crises, confusion, fraud and lack of institutional vision.
“I must at this point call on universities to be at the vanguard of the fight against corruption and eroded ethics, which constitute a major component of our societal ills.
“We must all endeavour as citizens and members of the academic community to enthrone the spirit of hardwork, honesty and inspirational leadership which are the hallmark of any citadel of learning.”
The President said the need for the diversification of the economy is ripe now considering the dwindling fortune of oil in the international market and charged universities to join hands with Federal Government in the onerous task.
The Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof Adebiyi Daramola in his address said 4,435 students graduated with various degrees from the university with 28 of them having first class.

UNIUYO New VC might not be inaugurated due to sexual assault case

The outgoing Vice Chancellor of theUniversity of Uyo,Comfort Ekpo, has asked the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, to suspend the inauguration of Enefiok Essien as the new vice chancellor of the university over his indictment by the Court of Appeal for sexual assault.
According to report by PremiumTimes, 55-year-old Mr. Essien, professor of commercial law and current dean, Faculty of Law, University of Uyo, was billed to succeed Mrs Ekpo as Vice Chancellor on the 1st December.
Mrs. Ekpo, however, has expressed her worry in a letter to the minister which was dated November 17, 2015. In it, she informed Mr. Adamu about the “uneasy calm, tension and anxiety pervading the entire university community” because of Mr. Enefiok Essien’s nomination as the next vice chancellor of the institution.
In her letter to the minister, Mrs. Ekpo said, "The situation is consequent upon the widely publicized alleged fractured integrity of the Vice Chancellor-designate, Prof. Enefiok E. Essien."
“I most respectfully submit that the inauguration of the new vice chancellor slated for December 1, 2015 temporarily be suspended to provide a window for any reasonable grievances to be looked into by your ministry and council as may be deemed appropriate.”
She added that relevant provisions in the law could be invoked in the interim for smooth academic and administrative activities in the university.
Mr. Essien was indicted in 2005 by the Court of Appeal, Calabar, over a sexual assault case which took place in 1995.
Essien, then a senior lecturer, was accused by a student, Linda Onyebuchi Essell, of sexual assalt.
Essell, who was expelled from the UNIUYO in 1997 for Examination Malpractice, alleged that Essien framed her because she refused to have an intimate relationship with him.
In her affidavit before the Federal High Court, Calabar, Essel said, “Sometimes in April, 1995 around 1pm, Essien, after our lectures on Contract of which he was the lecturer, summoned me to his office. He told me that I had the last opportunity to redeem my career which was billed for a doom by expulsion if only I could accede to his simple love overtures which will take nothing from me."
It has been reported that by the time the petition came to reconsider Essien as prospective VC, it was too late to make the required changed.

Universities have been urged to stop admitting students coming in to study non-accredited courses.

On Thursday, theHouse of Representativeswarned universities against admitting students who intend to study courses that have not been accredited by the National Universities Commission (NUC).

According to Leadership reports, the House also resolved that any Vice-Chancellor of a university found to be admitting students for non-approved courses should be sanctioned by the NUC.

A motion which was tagged,“Call on Nigerian Universities to Stop the practice of admitting Students into Courses not Approved by the National Universities Commission(NUC)” and sponsored by Hon. Samuel Onuigbo was adopted yesterday.

Onuigbo mentioned the practice by Universities of admitting students when they know the courses have not been accredited in their institution. This has made it possible for hundreds of prospective graduates to be stuck without degrees, leading to depression and bleak future.

He revealed that as many as 104 courses out of all courses being offered in about 140 federal, state and private universities in the country, are not accredited by the NUC.

“This practice is going to worsen the already explosive youth unemployment in the country by adding a large pool of unemployable and frustrated class of young people which is a sure recipe for youth restiveness and anomie,” the House noted.

Consequently, theHouse Committee on Tertiary Education and Serviceswas mandated to carry on inventory of all universities to ascertain approved or accredited, and non-accredited courses and establish why they are not accredited with a view to find a solution.

UNILAG Varsity to establish Youth Centre for students

The University of Lagos,UNILAG, in a bid to encourage entrepreneurial skills of students, have approved the estab­lishment of ayouth centerwithin the campus of the University.
The center, which is being established by an American-based non for profit mak­ing organisation, is aimed at empowering the youths through capacity and entrepreneurship development.
The university is partnering withWe’re Empowered to Achieve the Impossible(WETATi) Interna­tional to empower youths through entrepreneurial development.
Vice-Chancellor of the University,Prof. Rahamon Bello while receiving the founder of the organisation,Dr. Margaret Dureke, expressed his satisfaction with the organisation while also saying that the university looks for­ward to further collaboration with WETATi.
Earlier, at the maiden edition of a 2-day WETATi Youth Empower­ment Conference Nigeria held at the UNILAG Staff School auditorium, students were awarded scholarships just as some key personalities were also honoured with special policy awards.
According to National Mirror, Dureke, a US-based Nigerian au­thor, disclosed that the aim of the group was to inspire by the need to impact creative thinking into whatever students want to do; busi­nesses, service, internship concept, among others.
She however, said the organisa­tion would continue to prioritise on building a nation through mindset, service, volunteerism, mentorship, leadership with integrity and entre­preneurship.

Education development foundation rewards outstanding NECO students

Learn Africa Education Development Foundation, the corporate social responsibility arm ofLearn Africa Plc, has concluded plans to honour students, teachers and schools that posted outstanding performances during the June/July 2015NECO SSCEexaminations. The award is in line with the foundation’s unwavering commitment to the celebration and promotion of academic excellence.
The awards for Biology and History were introduced last year in honour of the memories of two Nigerians who distinguished themselves in their profession namely;
Dr. Stella Adadevohthe brave female doctor who literally resisted the spread of Ebola Virus diseases in the country and contracted the disease in the process, which led to her untimely death.
Professor Jacob Ade Ajayi, a one- time Vice chancellor of University of Lagos, was a world renowned historian.
Between Tuesday, November 17 and Wednesday, December 2 the awards will be presented to students, teachers and schools who by their dint of hard work, diligence, commitment and extra-ordinary achievements have become role models for others. There are two categories of awards – National and State. The national awards will go to the overall best three candidates as follows;
Alabi Philip Toluwaseof Our Lady&St Francis Catholic College, Osogbo, Osun State (1 position)
Nwaoha Justin Ifeanyiof Isolog College, Ojodu, Lagos State (2 position)
 Babalola David Oluwasayoof Oritamefa Baptist Model School, Ibadan, Oyo State (3 position).
Regarding state awards, 111 candidates consisting of the three best performing candidates in each state and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja will be recognized and receive exciting prizes during the presentations. The three best performing candidates in each state will collect their prizes in 13 zonal centers namely Ikeja, Kano, Ibadan, Zaria, Jos, Enugu, Benin, Owerri, Akure, Ilorin, Abuja, Onitsha and Port Harcourt.
Also, one teacher from the school of the first prize winner in each state will receive special recognition during the event in appreciation of their great contributions to the students’ success at the NECO June/July SSCE in 2015. In addition, the Foundation will donate books to the libraries of the schools that produced the three best performing candidates in each state.
This is a feature by Learn Africa

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Adeyemi College: Accredited Cybercafe for Students Bio-metric Exercise

Management of the Adeyemi College of Education Ondo has released the list of cybercafe to handle students bio-metric exercise. The names, addresses and contacts of the accredited cybercafe are available below:
See also: Adeyemi College Acceptance Fee, Registration Details – 2015/16.
S/NCOMPANY NAMEADMINISTRATORCOMPANY ADDRESSPHONE
1Perfect Impression Cyber CaféAboyade-cole JideOpposite peter-lassa,in front of Glory center, Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo, Ondo State.08037679193
2ACE Staff Coop No 1 cyber caféOlayanju OluwadamilareACE staff No1, Cyber Café, CO-Operative 1 secretariat, Along Adeyemi College of Education second Gate.07032695547
3BJ Ventures cyber caféOgunmodedeShop 237, opposite coesu building, Aluta market, Adeyemi College Of Education, Ondo, Ondo state.08035661073
4D-ChordIwasanmi TopeShop 239 & 240, opposite coesu building, Aluta market, Adeyemi College Of Education, Ondo, Ondo state.08063772873
5Midastouch CommunicationAkinnukawe BorowaShop 2,Peter-Lassa shopping complex, Adeyemi College of Education08030640535
6Fredolad CommunicationsOlatunji FredrickShop 8,Peter-Lassa shopping complex, Adeyemi College of Education08067828881
7Genesis Cyber CaféAlogu TunjiShop 1, Student union building, Adeyemi College of Education080342535188Mystic Cyber CaféEmmanuel Ewa197, ondo/ore ring road, Opp Adeyemi College of Education
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OAU New Administrative Charges for Educational Documents

The General Public is hereby informed that the University Management has approved new Administrative Charges for services regarding the University’s educational documents. The Charges, which are effective fromNovember 18, 2015,are as follows:
(i)Verification of Degree Certificate/Academic Transcript: N2,500.00
(ii)Request for Proof of English Proficiency: N1,500.00
(iii)Academic Transcripts:
(a)First Request outside Nigeria N 4,000.00
(b)First Request within Nigeria N 3,000.00
(c)Subsequent Requests outside Nigeria N 2,000.00
(d)Subsequent Requests within Nigeria N 1,500.00
Please direct any inquiries on the aforementioned to the Principal Assistant Registrar, Examinations and Records, in Room 204, University Hall Extension.

NUCBody accredits LASU’s 11 academic programmes

TheNational University CommissionNUChad accredited 11 out of 20 postgraduate and undergraduate academic programmes of theLagos State UniversityLASU
This is contained in the institution’s official bulletin released on Wednesday inLagos
According to the bulletinNUC carried out the exercise in October 2014 and June 2015 respectivelyIt said that the result of the accreditation was conveyed to the university by the NUC
The bulletin said that the Commission had granted LawAccountingBanking and FinanceTheatre ArtMusicPhysiologyPhysical and Health Education full accreditation
It said that terminal and academic masters of Business AdministrationHuman Resources and Personnel Management and Public Administration were also accreditedwhile Masters of Public Administration was not accredited
It added that at the undergraduate levelBusiness AdministrationEnglishFrenchPhilosophy and Yoruba were denied accreditation
The bulletin also stated that InsuranceElectronicsComputer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering were placed at interim
The commission also fixed the maturity for the review of the coursesat 2017 and 2020 respectivelythe bulletin further stated

University Of BeninEmir of Kano emerges as new chancellor [Photos/Video]

The Emir of Kano,Emir Muhammadu SanusiII (born: Sanusi Lamido Sanusi), has reportedly taken a seat as the Chancellor of University of Benin.
According to reports, witnesses spotted the Emir's car at the University yesterday, 25th November.
The installation was held at theAkin Deko Auditoriumin the University. The Emir will now be the 9th Chancellor of the University of Benin, Edo State

JAMB to stop cyber cafés from registering candidates for its examinations

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has kicked against the recommendation by the Senate that all results for entry into tertiary institutions should last for three years.

The examination body said it will distort and delay the future of students across the country if enacted.

The Registrar of JAMB, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, said this in Abuja during the opening ceremony of JAMB-UNEB Benchmark on Item Banking.

According to him, such a policy would obstruct the education progress of students across board.

He said, “There are complexities in this thing, until we are able to clear it. When you say you will use JAMB results for three years, is it an achievement test or aptitude test? However, are we delaying his or her life? Are we postponing his or her life by telling them to stay at home? If by next year he doesn’t get the cut off points, what happens?

“I have nothing against the idea, because we will tell the children, ‘those bluffing Polytechnics and College of Education, go there and waste their time’, if it is a waste of time.”

She also told newsmen that the body had concluded plans to stop cyber cafés across the country from registering candidates for tertiary education examinations.

“In the final analysis, cyber cafes are not allowed to register candidates for a number of reasons. Cyber cafés may have their address here today, tomorrow they are somewhere else,” he emphasised.

The Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, represented by the Director of Tertiary Education, Hajia Hindatu Abdullahi, stated that “the results of large scale examinations conducted by examination bodies, such as JAMB, NECO and NABTEB, are necessary for decision making and should therefore be credible.”

She said, “Consequently, the deployment of technology is very imperative if the results must be reliable. The role of technology in education cannot be over emphasised. Electronic item banking is consequent on the use of technology for item analysis and calibration.”

Youth Corper Collapses During Morning Drills At Orientation Camp In Oyo | Pictured

A female youth corper collapsed on Monday morning while taking part in morning drills at the NYSC orientation camp in Gbakuta Village in Oyo State.
Immediately the incident occurred, her fellow corpers rushed to carry her away from the camp grounds.
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This raises major concerns. Are corpers typically screened by medical professionals on camp grounds before engaging in strenuous physical activities? Medical personnel should always be on stand by during such drills in case anyone needs emergency attention.
Nigeria, we need to take better care of our youth corpers.

FG Finally Agrees To Pay N5,000 Stipend

This would be cheering news to unemployed Nigerians as the federal government has concluded plans to commence payment of N5,000 stipends.
The government explained that the initial delayed in the commencement of the payment was because it was not captured in the 2015 budget promising that it will be included in the 2016 budget.
This disclosure was made by the minister of youth and sports, Barr. Solomon Darlong when he visited the national secretariat of the ruling All Progressives Congress in Abuja, The Nation reports.
Darlong noted that arrangement for the payment will take effect from 2016.
He told newsmen that the President Muhammadu Buhari administration will fulfill every of his campaign promises including payment of N5, 000 stipends to unemployed Nigerians.
The minister said: “I want the youths to understand that every promise must be backed up by budgetary provision and our promise to pay N5,000 is not contained in the 2015 budget. So, definitely, it is going to begin in 2016 as we have made budgetary allocations for that.
“We are committed to the campaign promises of creating jobs, providing wealth creation and combat poverty. We have embedded in our manifesto things that we are translating to reality.
“Some of the youth empowerment programmes that are ongoing, we are busy reviewing them to ensure that they are more viable and people oriented. We are also looking at the possibility of realigning some of them to our vision so that in the final analysis, it will add value to the people.”
Meanwhile, Senator Ben Murray Bruce representing Bayelsa state at the National Assembly had reportedly explained to Buhari how he can effectively pay the N5,000 he promised to pay unemployed Nigerians.

Lecturers more corrupt than politicians –Rector

The Rector of the Federal Polytechnic, Ado Ekiti, Dr. Theresa Akande, has said tertiary institutions are central to the change agenda in Nigeria because lecturers are more corrupt than politicians.
According to her, intellectuals in higher institutions must be ready to play prominent roles if anticipated changes in certain areas of our societal life must be attained.
Speaking on Tuesday at the 10th National Conference of School of Business Studies with the theme, “Anticipated Change(s) in Nigeria: the Roles of Tertiary Institutions,” Akande lamented that youths no longer believed in hard work.
She said, “Shocking as this will sound, many of the Ad-hoc employees of INEC during elections are usually employees of tertiary institutions. Where is the change coming from? Who are the people to bring the change? Who are the implementers of the change?
“For corruption and all other frauds to be eradicated, we must look beyond those who stole in billions and trillions; it should be tackled holistically. Lecturers who inflate marks, mess around with female students, demand sex for marks or make demands for money are corrupt. In fact, they are more corrupt because they are destroying lives.
“Students who engage in examination malpractices are corrupt. Employees, who report late or absent themselves wilfully from work, are corrupt,
“So, all forms of corruption must be battled to a standstill because if this is not done, we will only be scratching the surface of our problems, instead of uprooting the very tap root.”
Akande canvassed strong synergy between the anti-graft agencies and the tertiary institutions to rid them of corruption.
The Rector challenged the School of Business Studies and participants to justify the conference by “demonstrating towards the system strong loyalty, accountability, transparency and discipline that will bring about the anticipated changes in our country.”
The Dean of School of Business Studies, Mr. Olabisi Olasehinde, said the conference was a channel for researchers to present their research works, share ideas with colleagues who have similar scholarly interests, network and cross-fertilisation to improve the overall the quality of teaching and learning.

How to Check UDUSOK Admission List – 2015/16

Usman Danfodio University, Sokoto, UDUSOK admission list for the 2015/2016 academic session is now available online.

Usman Danfodio University, Sokoto (UDUSOK) admission list that contains the names of candidates offered provisional admission into UDUSOK various first degree programmes for the 2015/2016 academic session is out.
Candidates that participated in UDUSOK 2015/2016 post UTME screening exercise can now check their admission status.
Check UDUSOK Admission List.
a. Go to UDUSOK admission status checking portal at http://www:putme.udusok.edu.ng /dePlacement.php,
b. Enter your JAMB registration number in the required column
c. Finally, click ‘Check Status’ to access your admission status
.
Congratulations!

ATBU Merit Admission List for DE and UTME – 2015/16

This is to inform all the candidates that participated in theAbubakar Tafawa Balewa University(ATBU) post UTME screening exercise that the management of the institution has released the admission list of UTME and Direct Entry candidates offered provisional admission into the university undergraduate programmes for the 2015/2016 academic session.

ATBU complete admission list has been uploaded online.

Check ATBU Admission List.
Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, ATBU admission status checking portal at http://www:atbu.edu.ng/#/ug/checkadmissionlist. Search for your name on the page.

9ja School Gist Team congratulates all the candidates that made it to ATBU admission list for the 2015/2016 academic session.

Religion NYSC Director General Maintains His Stand on the Ban of Hijabs in Orientation Camps

Owing to the high insecurity in the country, and an equating high level of security consciousness expected, Director-General of theNational Youth Service Corps (NYSC)Brigadier-General, Johnson Olawumihas banned Muslim women from wearing hijabs (Islamic veil) at NYSC orientation camps. Consequently, some group of muslim youths attempted protests pointing out that the rule is against their religious rights. However, the DG of NYSC insisted the ban stands and there will be no going back despite the complaints of a Muslim group who came to him to table their petitions against the prohibition. Speaking to the NYSC DG, representatives of the Muslim group said,
 Members of the NYSC are Nigerians who have contributed to the development of this country; female corps members deserve protection by the NYSC. We don’t believe that a female corps member putting on hijab has done any wrong against the Act establishing the NYSC. So they deserve the respect of the NYSC. We have traveled far and wide and visited different camps. Why are the rights of female corps members being infringed upon. We are here to register our displeasure.”
The Director General of NYSC, Brigadier General Johnson Olawumi, who stated this when he received the League of Muslim Youths who came to lay their complaints concerning the ban in Da’awah yesterday in Abuja, expressed regrets that terrorists in recent times, have used ladies who wear long hijabs with suicide belts underneath, to kill people. He pointed out while reiterating NYSC’s tremendous respect for the religion and tribe of every Nigerian, that the scheme also had the responsibility of protecting the lives of corps members under its watch during the orientation camping exercise. In his response, Brigadier-General, Johnson Olawumi said,
Under my leadership, the NYSC will accord respect to every corps member, irrespective of tribe and religion. The incident in Benue State was caused by the use of long hijab. The security situation in the country is tough. There is the danger of somebody using hijab for other reasons. There have been cases where young girls put on hijab and eventually turn to suicide bombers. Boko Haram members know how to get at whoever they want as target. That is why we frown at the wearing of long hijab. Please call on all your Muslim youths to be patient and adhere to it, just for a short period during the camp. We frown at long hijab because of the security implication.”
Olawumi, however, encouraged the female corps members to use the short hijabs while they are in camp and solicited the understanding of the league in enlightening the youth on the matter in orientation camps.

JAMB CBT 2016/2017 UTME Results Download JAMB 2016/2017 UTME Brochure Online FREE

ALL the candidates who applied for JAMB-UTME 2016-2017 Examination can now access the JAMB Brochure Online! If you are not aware already, you can follow the procedure outlined here to access JAMB brochure.

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, (JAMB-) has upload Jamb Brochure online for anyone that wish to check their institution requirements, subject combinations and list of available courses on different universities.

Candidates who are yet to apply for Jamb 2016 can do so now, see the full details on how to apply for Jamb utme 2016-2017 examination here.

JAMB Brochureis one of the convenient way to get relevant information regarding your choice of institution. The information contain in the brochure is more than enough to help first time Jambites to understand what is required to apply for admission into University.

You canDownload JAMB CBT Softwarefrom the official portal of JAMB and we encouraged you to download it from there – Click Here to Download:
http://www.jamb.org.ng/Unifiedtme3/Brochure.aspx Please be reminded that JAMB Digital BROCHURE is accessible freely, but you need to be connected to the internet to access it.

AKANU IBIAM FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC UWANA (AKANUPOLY) Federal Poly Unwana Admission List – 2015/2016

THIS is to inform the members of the General Public that the 2015/2016 first Batch admission list for most of the departments in Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic Uwana has been released and published on the school campus.

The Poly Uwana Admission list mostly comprises of candidates who choose the Polytechnic as their most preferred and more preferred choice in the 2015 Jamb UTME, and those who took the HND screening test.

As at the time of writing this report, the list has not been published on the school portal, but you can only access the admission list from the school notice board at the administrative block.

Candidates can check their admission status online from this link: http://www:portal.akanuibiampoly.edu.ng/cportal/web?cp_cs_ParentTab_band=0&cp_cs_SubTab_band=0&Event=default&TabName=Admissions.Check%20Status when it is uploaded online.

UNN Fee Payment Fraud Alert

The management of the University of Nigeria advises that ON NO ACCOUNT should anyone pay any money to any personal account in the name of the University of Nigeria. Anyone doing this is doing so at his/her own risk.
Please Note:
a. The University will not ask anyone to pay money in any personal account.
b. All payments (by students) to the University are made through the University portal.
All information about whatever payments that are due to the University are contained on the University website; if in doubt, please send a mail toissues@ unn.edu.ng
Always check the University website for any updates on payments and other issues.
PLEASE DO NOT ALLOW YOURSELF TO BE DEFRAUDED DUE TO YOUR CRAVE TO GET ADMISSION INTO THE UNIVERSITY.

OAU Students Raise Alarm Over Poor State Of Facilities

Students of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), have raised alarms over the debasing state of facilities within the citadel of learning.

Daily Trust reports that the lamenting students likened their hostels to prison yards

Omotayo Akande, president of the OAU Student Union, said:“It is oblivious the horrible living condition in the hostels and we as Students’ body is not relenting in the struggle for the welfare of the students. Speaking with Daily Trust, the Student Union President said that there is need to renovate the hostels and guard against overcrowding.”

Akande noted that:“Students are complaining of bedbugs. There are no good toilets and we are subjected to a condition that is not favourable to learning. In fact, we are afraid of an outbreak of diseases on this campus”
Mr Abiodun Olanrewaju, spokesman for the university, in reacting to the development, faulted the students’ claims.
Olarenwaju blamed the students for abusing the facilities in their hostels. He said the students overcrowd the hostels and use the facilities beyond limits.
OAU has 8 halls of residence including: Fajuyi, Awolowo, Angola and E.T.F for male students, while Moremi, Akintola, Alumni and Mozambique halls of residence are for female students.

However, evident on the long stretch of buildings were features of dilapidation. There were signs that the facilities lacked maintenance

FUTA 2014/2015 Best Graduating Students Emerge (Photo)

The best graduating student for the 2014/2015 academic session of the Federal University of Technology, Akure, Osakpolor Eki Obakpolor has attributed his success to adopting a consistent reading pattern from day one at the Institution.
Obakpolor who graduated with a First Class from the Department of Physics with a 4.8GPA said the grace of God also enabled him to attain the feat.
He said “at first I never thought I could achieve this, but I told myself let me just try to put in effort to get a good result. I recorded 4.68 GPA in my 100 level first semester and I determined to build it up. God helped me and I am grateful to Him. I strongly believe in possibility and I make bold to say making a First Class in any discipline is not impossible with God on one’s side and persistent reading habit”. He commended the contributions of his teachers to his success, saying “FUTA is blessed with good lecturers. They taught us well and built us for the future. Anything I become today is by the training I received from my lecturers. I also commend my friends and course mates who gave me access to materials related to my field”.
Osakpolor Eki Obakpolor
Speaking on his plans after graduation, he said he wants to go into research activities, to make innovative discoveries in Physics which he called the bedrock of Science. He said such discoveries can be built up on for the good of the society.
Counselling other youth, he said “God has deposited in everyone exceptional ability to excel in everything one is doing. One just need to put in a little effort, crown it with hard work and prayers”.
Obakpolor also commended the standard of FUTA. He said “I believe FUTA is going places. I appreciate the way the Institution is building up youth for the future. This gives us the confidence that wherever we find ourselves we will be able to adapt easily to situations. FUTA always give us the platform to express our ability and stand out wherever we find ourselves”. He also thanked his parents and siblings for their support towards his study.
“We still have mountains to climb and obstacles to overcome”
Text of the Valedictory Address delivered by Osakpolor Eki Obakpolor of the Department of Physics , 2015 Best Graduating Student with CPGA of 4.84
On finding out that I have been selected to give the valedictory speech, I had but one worry and that’s whether I would be tall enough to reach the microphone. Betty Reese said “If you think you are too small to be effective, you have never been in bed with a mosquito”. In this I have found consolation. Therefore, I am honored and excited to be here, not only to represent this awesome graduating class of the Federal University of Technology, Akure 2014/2015 academic session, but to stand in the exact spot where great scholars have stood.
The author of Harry Porter, J.K Rowling in her commencement address to Harvard graduates of 2008 said “some failure in life is inevitable. It is impossible to live without failing at something”. That was my consolation on failing my first Post UTME. In the word of Theodore Roosevelt, “the boy who is going to make a great man, or is going to count in any way after-life, must make up in his mind not merely to overcome a thousand obstacles, but to win in spite of thousand repulses and defeats”. Five years ago, on gaining admission into this institution, I was excited and anxious at the same time – excited about the prospect of studying Physics in the Nation’s leading University of Technology and anxious about what the five years would hold. But here I am, with gratitude to the almighty God for making me a recipient of His grace.
While not forgetting the place of diligence and discipline in this achievement, I would not overlook the place of my family; family where life begins and love never end. It was there I learnt to strive for excellence no matter what. At home, biblical and ethical principles for attaining good success in all facets of life were instilled. I am deeply grateful to my parents, Pastor and Mrs. Moses Eki Obakpolor, my twin sister, Blessing, my younger sister Joy and my other siblings for their support this far.
It has been a long five years, but here we are, ready to graduate. We worked hard to get to this point, but we didn’t do it by ourselves. We owe a huge debt of gratitude.
To our parents, guardians, family and friends, thank you for supporting us in more ways than it’s possible to count and for your sacrifices.
To our Chancellor, Pro Chancellor, Vice-chancellor and all the Principal officers of this University, thank you for keeping things running smoothly and making this institution the pride of all.
To our Lecturers, thank you for your unrelenting efforts in imparting knowledge. Your sacrifices were beyond the call of duty.
To our Proprietor/Proprietress, Principals and Teachers in secondary schools, thank you for laying a solid foundation upon which we built on here.
Behind each graduate, there must have been at least a dozen people providing support in at least a dozen ways. Thank you for coming to share in our joy. We will pay the debt of gratitude forever.
Class of 2015, be proud of yourselves. Be proud of every test and exams you aced. Be proud of the times you had to carry the MEE board even though it later became more of a burden. Be proud of the times you had to spend your weekends in the school farm because in that you have learnt the indispensability of agriculture to man’s sustenance. Be proud of the times you had to be awake all night in preparation for a test. Also be proud of the times you wrote tests unprepared for. Class of 2015; be proud of the times you had to put off your own work to help a friend. Be proud of the times you couldn’t answer certain questions because in that you have learnt that no one knows it all. Be proud of when you forgave yourself for a bad grade and gave yourself a break. Be proud of yourself when you do get the job or win the contract because in more ways than you can imagine, you are contributing to national accomplishments. Be proud of all your accomplishments, because in life, it is not about outdoing others but about being your best. But most importantly, be proud that today, you mark an important milestone in your journey towards fulfillment. Today, we are graduates; tomorrow, we are alumni.
We are here today on the precipice of the future. It’s not a distant reality anymore. It begins here. It begins today. Today my friends we still have mountains to climb and obstacles to overcome, we cannot stop striving yet. As we climb up today, life will get more challenging but when life’s challenges overwhelm us, we must remember our ABC- the ABCs of life. We should take the A and Accept the challenge; the B and Believe in ourselves; the C and Confess our hopes and dreams; the D, the Determination to achieve our dreams; E, Expect some obstacles on our way; F, we should Fight until we finish our course; G, we should Get God on our side; H, Have a hand in helping the leadership; I, Inspire someone else; and J, take Jesus on our journey; we should K, Keep on keeping on; and L, be Leaders; M, Make every day count and N, Never give up; we must O, Overcome our obstacles; and P, Put on our best performance; we must Q, Quit quitting; and R, Run the race with patience; S, Strive on; while T, Trusting in the Lord, we should U, Use our talent; and V, Value our time; W, Wait for understanding; then X, X-ray, our own lifestyles; Y, Yearn to achieve all that we seek; and Z, be Zealous when reaching the top! Let’s go out there and serve as hope to others. Let’s create a platform for other to succeed because in this, we would not only make our family and friends proud, but our names would be engraved in the hearts of generations unborn. Let’s allow the spark in our hearts to give birth to flames of excellence. We owe it to our family, our University, our country, our God, and most importantly, ourselves to pursue our wildest dreams.
As we leave today, let us remember these old words of Seneca “As is a tale, so is life: not how long it is, but how good it is, is what matters”. Let’s go out there and live good life. Congratulations once more, Class of 2015.
God Bless Nigeria! God bless Ondo State! God bless the Federal University of Technology, Akure.
Thank you all, it has truly been a pleasure.

AAUA Signs MoU with Alabama State University

As part of efforts to further deepen the integrity of its academic programmes, Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria, on Wednesday last week, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Alabama State University, ASU, USA.
The MoU, which calls for student and Faculty exchanges, was signed during a brief meeting at ASU between ASU President, Gwendolyn E. Boyd, and the Vice Chancellor of Adekunle Ajasin University, Professor Igbekele Amos Ajibefun.
Professor Ajibefun expressed happiness at the partnership, noting that AAUA has students in America and Europe who are all doing well in their various fields of human endeavour.
The VC said, “We are very excited to develop this partnership with Alabama State University. I think that we can learn so much from each other, and our students can develop good relationships and experience a new culture. We have students in America and Europe, and they are doing well.
“We want to give our student a global experience so that they can compete globally. We also believe your students will learn from being in our environment. We also look forward to what we can do jointly to afford opportunities for our universities. Our University has been named one of the best in Nigeria and its global mission is similar to ASU’s.”
ASU President Gwendolyn said, “Alabama State University is very internationally focused.
We have more than 40 countries represented in our student body and Faculty. We are open to new international relationships because we know that the students that we are training now will operate in a global environment.
“They will travel all over the world. They will be engaged in international business and research; so, the experiences they have while in college will be of great benefit to them in the future. We are very excited about the exchange of ideas and the opportunity for our young people to learn about various cultures, having an opportunity to travel abroad, to study abroad and hopefully teach abroad, as we bring our continents closer together.”
The MoU signing was witnessed by the AAUA’s Director of Linkages and International Programmes Office (LIPO) , Professor Timothy Adejumo; ASU’s Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Leon C. Wilson; retired ASU professor, Dr. David A. lyegha; and the Dean of the College of Science, Mathematics and Technology, Dr. Kennedy Wekesa

BUK Admission List Now on School Portal – 2015/16

Bayero University, Kano, BUK admission list for the 2015/2016 academic session is now available on the school portal.

This is to inform all the candidates that participated in the Bayero University, Kano (BUK) post UTME screening examination that the management of the university has released the names of successfully admitted candidates on the university portal.

Bayero University, Kano (BUK) admission list contains the names of candidates offered provisional admission into the university various undergraduate programmes for the 2015/2016 academic session.

Check BUK Admission List.
To check your Bayero University, Kano admission status from the university admission status checking portal, simply go to http://www:mybuk.buk.edu.ng /ug.admission.checker/.

Alternatively, You can also know your BUK admission status from JAMB Admission Status Checking Portal.
All you would be required to access you admission status is your UTME/DE registration number.

Accept our congratulations.

Soyinka "Students should not wear uniforms that depict their religion"

Nobel Laureate,Prof. Wole Soyinka, on Monday, 23rd November, expressed his displeasure at students who wear faith-based uniforms in schools.

He stated that students should not be allowed to wear uniforms depicting their religious affiliations to schools across the country as this will only cause division among them.

Soyinka made this statement at the inauguration of a N750m school built by theOsun State Governmentin Ejigbo; a school which was named after him.

He expressed his gratitude for this honor bestowed on him byGovernor Rauf Aregesola, but warned against students causing division among themselves along religious lines.

He explained that this "holier-than-thou' belief was one of the factors that led to the abduction of the Chibok girls by Boko Haram insurgents.

He said, “One of the ways we can reduce this fatalistic sense of holiness is to reduce the element of difference. I wish to implore that we do not distinguish our children by their religions.”

He also expressed his displeasure at the fact that the Chibok girls are still missing;

“ It is a shame that the nation cannot account for over 200 girls in Chibok. I sympathise with the religious policy of governments in school; children must not be brought up feeling that religion inhibits knowledge."

Aregbesola inaugurated the school established by his administration in Ejigbo.

The governor applauded Soyinka as the greatest scholar in Africa.

According to reports, TheWole Soyinka Government High School, Ejigbo is a 3,000-capacity complex with 72 classrooms of 49 square-metres, each capable of sitting 49 students and has six offices for study groups.

It is equipped with six laboratories, 18 toilets for girls and 18 for boys, one science library, one arts library, facility manager’s office, a bookshop and a sick bay.

I killed my boss for Xmas money – Guard

A security guard, who was recently arrested by the Imo State Police Command for allegedly stabbing his boss to death and stealing his belongings, said he committed the dastardly act because he wanted to celebrate Christmas lavishly.
PUNCH Metro learnt that the guard, David Kwaguru, and two of his friends killed a 25-year-old final year Civil Engineering student of the Federal Polytechnic Nekede, Imo State, Mr. Innocent Ndukwe, at the deceased’s residence at 18 Enuwa Street, Egbu in the Owerri North Local Government Area of the state.
According to the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Taiwo Lakanu, after killing the suspect, the security guard and two of his friends, Friday Ayuba and Francis Amos, made away with the deceased’s Nissan Pathfinder with number plate, KRD109AD, two plasma TV sets, one home theatre and other valuables.
Confessing to the crime, the security guard said that the rationale behind their evil act was that they needed money to celebrate Christmas next month.
He said, “Since oga Ndukwe had the money (because of his wealthy parents) and expensive household electronics, we decided to kill him, put the devices inside his vehicle and drive to Plateau State where we come from.
“We waited and monitored him. And when he went into the toilet, we broke the door open, tied his hands and legs and started stabbing him all over his body. We stabbed him several times in the neck and abdomen so that he would die quickly. After killing him, we drove off in the jeep only to be nabbed by the police at West End Road in Owerri.”
Also speaking, an accomplice, Ayuba, said that it was Amos that first struck the victim in the neck while he stabbed the student in the stomach.
He said, “It was Kwagwuru who told us about the student. Since we are all from the same state, we decided to run back to Plateau after the crime, and not to return to the South-East ever again. We also planned to sell the vehicle and other valuables and share the loot.”
While parading the suspects, the CP said the police control room got a call on the incident and policemen raced to the crime scene.
He said, “As a result, the assailants who tried to escape were subsequently apprehended along West-End old Nekede road, Owerri.”
He said that the deceased was found in a pool of blood in a toilet at his residence when policemen arrived.
Lakanu appealed to members of the public to always be careful when choosing the people they employ as security guards, lamenting that most security guards, more often than not, turn against their employers by collaborating with criminals to attack them.

Enugu State University Sacks 153 Lecturers

THE authorities of the Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT), Enugu has sacked 153 lecturers from its employ.
Although no official reason was given for the exercise, but it was gathered that the sack, which also affected a Professor and a Reader cut across various departments in the university.
A statement announcing the sack dated November 23 and signed by the Registrar, Leonard Khama, and made available to Tribune Online, said: “I am directed to inform you and you are hereby informed that the university is presently not
positioned to employ you.
“You should, therefore, hand over university property in your possession to the Head of Department. If, however, your services are required in the future by the university, you will be informed accordingly.

NCC To Sanction MTN, Airtel, Globacom Over Auto Data Service Migration

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) yesterday said it would sanction MTN, Airtel and Globacom for defying its directive on automatic migration to Pay-As-You-Go data bundle.
The Commission made this known in its ‘2015 third quarter Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Report’ obtained pasted on its website.
NCC said it had continued to receive complaints from subscribers on automatic migration of data bundle package to Pay-As-You-Go Billing on depletion of their data bundle.
‘’Consequently and pursuant to section 53(1) of the NCC Act, 2003. The commission on 3rd August 2015 directed all mobile service operators to comply with the data bundle directions.
According to News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), NCC said “where a subscriber’s data bundle account is fully depleted before the due date, service providers should notify the subscriber via SMS, giving information regarding the tariff/ billing rate for automatic migration.
‘’That all service providers should henceforth stop auto-migration of subscriber’s data service to the Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) account upon depletion of the data bundle account, except with the express consent and authorisation of the subscriber via SMS.’’
NCC said that a follow-up compliance check was carried out which revealed that Etisalat was in compliance with the directives, adding that Etisalat through SMS, notified its subscribers of depletion of their data bundle accounts, before due dates.
The telecoms regulator also said that Etisalat sought the consent of subscribers before automatically migrating them to the Pay-As-You-Go data service.
It pointed out that ‘’Globacom is in compliance with Direction No. One as subscribers receive SMS detailing tariff rate for auto-migration on depletion of their data bundle, stating however, that Globacom failed to obtain express consent from subscribers before migration to PAYG and therefore in violation of Direction No. Two.
NCC explained that ‘’MTN is in compliance with Direction No.One, but failed to highlight the tariff rate for PAYG billing. In addition, data service is not suspended on depletion of the data bundle account even without an authorisation via an SMS from the subscriber.
It said ‘’Airtel is not in compliance with the above directions, stating that consequent upon the above, “the Commission has issued a notice of intention to sanction the concerned service providers.”

PHOTOS: 2face Idibia becomes a chief in Kaduna State

It’s official, Nigerian pop icon, 2face Idibia has just been made a chief in Kaduna State. The 40 year old singer was crowned as ‘Tafindan Kudenda’ (Ambassador for Peace) a few minutes ago by HRH Bagudu Galadima of Kudenda Kingdom at Kudenda Palace Palace, Kaduna State. His wife, Annie Idibia, Chocolate City rapper, MI Abaga and Loose Kaynon are some of his close friends that witnessed the occasion....

Arsenal Fan Beats Wife To Coma For Taunting Him Over Loss

A man in Uganda is wanted by police for assault after he beat his wife to coma because she taunted him over Arsenal’s loss to West Brom on Saturday.
The man identified as Abbas Mukobere reportedly thrashed his wife, Ketty Mbali, who is a Manchester United fan, with a cane until she fainted, News24 reported.
Neighbours said they heard the woman crying for help and attempted to see what was happening inside the couple’s apartment but could not do so as the door was locked from behind.
They then went to the window and saw Mukobere beating his wife with a cane.
By the time they were able to break the door, Mukobere had escaped through the back door, while his wife had fainted from the impact of the severe beating.
Neighbours then took her to hospital where she was treated for a fractured arm and bruises on the face, News24 reported.
When she was asked to explain the details of the quarrel, Mbali said: ”As usual, I started joking about my team Manchester United winning and his team Arsenal losing. It seems he was drunk and upset by his team’s loss that he started beating me up.”

NOUN "We can admit 1million students annually" - VC

Vice chancellor of National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), Prof. Vincent Ado Tenebe, has disclosed that the university has the capacity to admit over one million new students annually. He stated that this has been made possible through its open and distance learning education.

Tenebe made this revelation at the unveiling of the university’s new goodwill ambassador, Ahmed Is.
Tenebe said Nigeria records an excess of 1million students yearly from prospective university admission seekers due to the inability of the existing 124 universities to admit above the current 500,000 carrying capacity.
According to him, NOUN now has presence and learning points in all the 36 states in Nigeria, plus the Federal capital.
READ: Varsity students protest increase of school fees
“124 universities cannot only admit 500,000 students, the carrying capacities of these universities is always stretched. NOUN can admit 1million students and they will get the same quality education.
“Any student graduating from NOUN will be graduating at par with students of other universities across Nigeria,”Tenebe said.
He added that getting educated through open and distance learning prepares graduates for work with less supervision in the future.
He added that countries like China, India, Indonesia, United Kingdom and the United States of America are using this means to educate their millions of citizens.
While urging Nigerians to take advantage of the democratised system of learning at the university to increase literacy level in the country as NOUN will have a study centre in each of the 774 LGAs in the next 15 years.

LASU Management says it has the right to increase fees

TheLagos State University (LASU) management are standing by their decision to increase acceptance fees from N10, 000 to N20, 000.

The University's students union have protested against this increase and demanded for a ‎reversal of the fees with immediate effect to prevent crisis.

The LASU authorities, in response, have maintained that they have the right to review and increase fees, aside tuition fees which the State government was in charge of.

LASU registrar, Mr Akin Lewis made this known while speaking to press on Friday.
Lewis said that the university only expected the new students who had been offered provisional admission, to pay an acceptance fee.

“This is not the first time new students are paying acceptance fee, so, an increment should not be an alarm, the management has the right to review and increase fees.

“This is not an increment in tuition fees, but an increment in acceptance fee and the management has reasons for its decisions,” he said.

Meanwhile, the students' union, has released a statement which asked new students not to pay these fees until the issue is rectified.

They insisted that making this decision without informing the union is wrong.

”The recent increment of the new students’ acceptance fee and indigenous verification fee, from N10, 000 and 1,000 respectively to 20,000 and 5,000 came as a shock to LASUSU.

“We state emphatically that the management coming out with this increment at this time is a calculated attempt on the part of the management.
“The idea is to introduce what we tag as a “divide and rule” principle between students and the newly admitted students, which the students’ union firmly and judiciously stands against.

“This is also an attempt to bring back the already solved issue of school fees hike; an increment in the acceptance fee will surely lead to an increase in the school fees of new students, which we reject in its totality,"it said.

Success And Academics 5 ways to ensure you get a job after graduation

It can get pretty difficult to get a job once you are done with University, but this does not mean, with a few tips, that you cannot increase your likelihood of this happening for you.

1. Know what you want: In the name of trying to keep your options open, a lot of students make the mistake of trying to apply for anything and everything. This is not the way to go. Having a focus gives you a chance to take your time to research on that career path, know the organisations that will best suit you and build professional relationships.

Remember, do not rely on just your passion when it comes to choosing a career. Most people have a lot of passions. Just look at something you in your life that you put a lot of effort in, and think how you can make a career out of it.

2. Build an online presence: This is 2015, employers will not only look at your CVs to determine if you will be hired. Having an online presence on platform like Linkedin, or having a blog, will give them more idea about who you are. There are a lot of competition out there, and these days, employers can base their final decision on how you come across online, even before they meet you.

3. Don't be money-obsessed:We are all so eager to get out of school and start making money that sometimes we get blinded. How about you consider an unpaid internship for a few months? This is a great opportunity because it gives you the needed experience that you will need for a well-paid job in future, it gives your employer a chance to know you on the job, even employing you, and it gives you a chance to get acquainted with employee life without the immediate pressure to perform. Organisation now have internship programmes for this purpose because it gives them a chance to train you and know how you fit with the team before making the commitment to hire you.

4. Find a mentor: You have to find someone who is doing what you want to do. You can try advanced search on LinkedIn for the company and field where you want to work. For instance, if you want to work in marketing and MTV is your dream employer, enter those two search terms (Marketing and MTV) and see who comes up. Contact them and as for a chance to meet. This could feel like a long shot, but try with as much people as you can, you only need one "Yes." If you get one mentor, it can change everything for you
5. Double-check your application:Before you hit submit, triple-check everything for spelling, syntax, and grammar. Also, be sure that you have the right details in the right applications. Create separate folders on your computer for each company so that you don’t proudly state how excited you are to work at Company X when your application is for Company Y.

Bank of Industry Company trains 150 NYSC Members

According to reports, 150 National Youth Service Corps members are being trained by the Bank of Industry (BoI)under its N2bn Graduate Entrepreneurship Fund (GEF) scheme, in Katsina.

The corps members, taken from six states, were selected from the North-west zone and are among the 1,000 successful applicants nationwide.

Mr. Rasheed Olaoluwa, managing director of BoI, disclosed that the initiative is aimed at empowering Nigerian youths. He said that the the government alone and the private sector cannot solve the issue of unemployment in the country.

He also noted that the training programme was organised for the beneficiaries of the GEF scheme, to give them first-hand drilling on how to successfully run a profitable business.

He stated that while the training would help those who already have business plan but could not translate it to bankable project, the bank’s business development experts would help to fine-tune those who were already in business.

“Although the youth corp members are the direct beneficiaries of the GEF initiative, the entire nation will benefit from it. This is because when the youth are developed, the whole of the environment is transformed,” he said.

Alvan Ikoku College NCE 1st & 2nd Admission List – 2015/16

This is to inform all the prospective NCE students of the Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education (AIFCE) that the management of the university has released their admission list for the 2015/2016 academic session.
Check Alvan Ikoku College NCE Admission List .
Go to the admission status checking portal at http://aiue.edu.ng/the-20152016-alvan-ikoku- nce-admission-1st-2nd-lists/.
If your name is in any of these lists and you want to accept the admission, then proceed to the portal for your Acceptance Fee Payee ID. After you have confirmed your Payee ID, take it to the Alvana Microfinance Bank for payment of your Acceptance fee. If you are unsure about anything, go to the ICT Centre or GTCO Calscan Office for more information.

9ja school Gist Team congratulates all the candidates that made it to Kogi State Polytechnic Admission list for the 2015/2016 academic session.

Kogi State Poly ND Admission List Now Out – 2015/16g

The Kogi State Polytechnic (KSP), Lokoja National Diploma (ND) admission list for the 2015/2016 academic session is out.

UTME candidates that participated in the polytechnic post UTME screening exercise can now check their admission status online.

Check Kogi State Polytechnic ND Admission List.
*.To access your Kogi State Polytechnic (KSP) admission status visit http://www.kogistatepoly.edu.ng/legacy /ViewAdmittedStudents.aspx,
*. Type your name and click ‘Search’
*.If you are listed, Click ‘Return To Print Admission Letter’
*.Type Your UTME Registration Number and Click ‘Preview’
*.If your name is found in the list, take note of your Registration number to Proceed to Admission Letter Printing.

9ja school Gist Team congratulates all the candidates that made it to Kogi State Polytechnic Admission list for the 2015/2016 academic session.