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SUG election starts today Wednesday frm 8am........

Voting is with Uniben or National ID CARD and School fees payment slip......

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WAEC: Plateau To Ostracize Schools Caught In Exam Malpractice

The Commissioner for Education in Plateau, Mr Paul Wai, on Friday, warned that any school caught in examination malpractice in the state would be blacklisted.
The commissioner gave the warning while inspecting WAEC centres in Jos, saying the state had zero tolerance for such acts.
Wai, who was represented by the Permanent Secretary, Secondary Education, Mrs Ruth Biangten, told newsmen during the inspection that the state had no tolerance for anything that would lower its standard of education.
The commissioner, who frowned at examination malpractice, said it had a long time stain on the perpetrators and the society if not tackled immediately.
“Malpractice has destroyed the future of many bright students in higher institutions as they find it difficult to cope with their academics after gaining admission with such unmerited results, “he said.
He, however, expressed satisfaction with the sanitary condition of schools visited and the arrangement of the WAEC examination halls there.
He said an organised environment helped in minimising examination fraud, unlike in years past where halls were congested and very noisy during examinations.
Wai applauded the examination council for providing sufficient examination materials and for ensuring that the examination was concluded fairly. (NAN)

ASUP Poly Ibadan Salute Ajimobi

The Academic Staff Union of the Polytechnics (ASUP), the Polytechnic Ibadan chapter, yesterday, congratulated Senator Abiola Ajimobi, on his victory at the just concluded governorship election.
The Union, however, advised Governor Abiola Ajimobi, as he has broken the jinx in the annals of politics in Oyo State and being re-elected for another term, not to disappoint the people of Oyo State and Nigeria as a whole but bring about the desired expectations so that people would continue to witness unprecedented development in the areas of infrastructure development and economic growth.
Mr Olagoke Olawale, the Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the association said, “The victory of the governor did not just happen, it was due to the promises he had kept, such as attracting sustainable investment into the economy, agriculture, fight against corruption, among others.
The union also attributed Senator Ajimobi’s feat to the fact that “the governor always network as he keeps around him good people; he networks with people who have the potentialities to add value to him. The governor is inherently honest and ready to build the trust in those around him, he is also a good listener.”