Imo Poly Release 2015/2016 Supplementary Post-UTME Result

 This is to inform all candidates who duly registered and participated in the Imo State Polytechnic 2015/2016 Supplementary Post-UTME screening exercise that was conducted between14th and 15th October, 2015that the Post-UTME screening result has been release.
The Imo Poly 2015/2016 Supplementary Post-UTME screening results has been fully uploaded on the school portal.

PROCEDURE FOR ACCESSING IMO POLY 2015/2016 SUPPLEMENTARY POST-UTME SCREENING RESULT
1.Candidates who wrote on14th Octobershould check their results by clicking on the following link; SUPPLEMENTARY-POST-UTME- DAY-1-14th-October-2015
2. Candidates who wrote on15th Octobershould check their results by clicking on the following link;

SUPPLEMENTARY POST UTME DAY 2 15th October 2015

University Lecturer Caught In Female Hostel Disguised With A Veil

A lecturer at the Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria was apprehended Sunday night at a private female hostel in Samaru, Zaria.

Daily Trust gathered yesterday that the lecturer disguised by wearing Hijab (veil) and attempted to sneak into the hostel before he was intercepted.

A witness, Khalifa Sha’aibu, alleged that, that was not the first time the lecturer wasentering the hostel to visit his girl friend.
Sha’aibu added: “The most annoying thing is the fact that the man used Hijab. As a Muslim, I feel sad that somebody would usesomething that women of faith are known with to perpetrate crime. I wonder why the man would not get a hotel room to perpetrate his immoral act. It was a vigilante member that noticed the structure of the man and exposed him.
After he was caught, we discovered that he has been entering the hostel with the consent of the girl. The owner of the private hostel had barred men from entering the rooms.”
It was further gathered that the lecturer was handed over to a team of army personnel that are manning a check point close to the university.
Daily Trust also gathered that the officers ransacked the lecturer’s house.
When contacted, Director of Public Affairs in the university, Dr. Ismail Shehu, said he heard something like that but that no official report has been made.
He added that when an official report is received, the university will take action.
“As you know, ABU does not tolerate indiscipline. Investigation would be carried out and both the lecturer and student would be punished accordingly. There is no doubt about that,” he said.

Important Notice!!! UNILORIN Payment Of Acceptance Fee Has Commenced, Closes Oct. 31st

This is to inform all the newly admitted students for 2015/2016 session that acceptance payment has commenced.
Thank you.

NOTE:-Deadline is on th 31st of October, 2015. Inform others!!

Important Notice!!! UNILORIN Payment Of Acceptance Fee Has Commenced, Closes Oct. 31st

This is to inform all the newly admitted students for 2015/2016 session that acceptance payment has commenced.
Thank you.

NOTE:-Deadline is on th 31st of October, 2015. Inform others!!

NUC Lifts Ban On Admission Into The Programmes Of UniAbuja

The National Universities Commission (NUC) has lifted the ban on admission into the programmes of the University of Abuja (UniAbuja) Centre for Distance Learning and Continuing Education (CDL&CE).

The university’s distance learning programme failed a revalidation assessment by the NUC in 2012, resulting in the ban on admission into its courses for nearly two years.

The lifting of the ban was in line with remarkable progress by the centre in addressing shortcomings that necessitated the ban. The Executive Secretary of NUC, Professor Julius Okojie, in a letter to the Vice- Chancellor of the University, Professor Michael Adikwu, dated October 12, said that the moratorium placed on admission into the university’s centre had been lifted.

The development, Okojie explained, was following a recommendation by a panel constituted by the commission for an on-site assessment, which concluded the exercise between September 2 and 5, 2015.
A statement yesterday by the university’s Deputy Registrar (Information and Publications), Waziri Garba, said that the commission approved that: “the moratorium on admission of students into the five (5) approved programmes be lifted and academic work may commence for 2015/2016 academic session.”
The five programmes approved to commence academic activities include B.Sc. Economics, Sociology, Political Science, Business Administration and Public Administration. The NUC boss advised the university to address other deficiencies pointed out in the technical report comprehensively before the expiration of the session. This, he said, will boost the Centre’s bid to secure full re-validation status for all the courses.
He added that a desk officer had been appointed by the NUC to follow up on the revalidation of outstanding deficiencies to ensure success. Commenting on the development, the Vice Chancellor UniAbuja, Professor Michael Adikwu, and the Director of the university’s Centre for Distance Learning and Continuing Education, Professor Peter Siyan, said plans were underway to reinvigorate the distance learning component of the institution with a view to regaining the confidence of critical stakeholders.