CIBN Collabo with UNILORIN on Degree Linkage

Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, CIBN to partner University of Ilorin, UNILORIN on degree linkage. UNILORIN will be among the first universities to commence the linkage programme.
The Unilorin – CIBN Joint Degree Linkage Committee has been inaugurated to midwife the Banking degree programme of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) at the University of Ilorin.
The CIBN President, Mrs. ‘Debola Osibogun, disclosed this last Monday (June 22, 2015) during a courtesy call on the Vice-Chancellor, Prof AbdulGaniyu Ambali (OON).
Members of the committee from the University of Ilorin are: Prof. (Mrs.) N. Y. S. Ijaiya, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic); Prof. Ayodele Jimoh, the Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences; and Dr. M. A. Ijaiya, the Ag. Head of the Department of Finance while the members from the CIBN are: Mr. Segun Shonubi, the Group Head, Membership Services; Mr. Akin Morakinyo, Group Head, Capacity Building and Certification; and Mr. Biodun Alarape, Zonal Coordinator, South West.
Mrs. Osibogun, who commended the University of Ilorin on its prime position among Nigerian universities by becoming the most sought-after of the nation’s 147 universities, pointed out that the CIBN is filling the knowledge gap that has been observed in the sector through the ACIB/degree linkages with higher institutions of learning.
She noted that the University of Ilorin is among the first universities to commence the linkage programme, adding that the CIBN programmes would help to produce “refined, qualified and better bankers.”
While thanking the Unilorin Vice-Chancellor for the warm reception accorded her and members of her entourage, the CIBN President recalled the event of November 28, 1963 when 124 bankers assembled at Randle Hall, Surulere, Lagos and passed a resolution for the establishment of the Local Centre of the Institute of Bankers, London, in Nigeria with the mandate of promoting banking education in Nigeria and esprit-de-corps among professional bankers.
She explained that the body is saddled with the responsibility of determining the standards of knowledge and skills to be attained by persons seeking to become members of the banking profession, adding that it also secures, in accordance with the provisions of the Act establishing it, the establishment and maintenance of a register of members of the banking profession.
Mrs. Osibogun also disclosed that the CIBN conducts professional examinations leading to the awards of certificates as may be prescribed by the Institute and ensures the furtherance, maintenance and observance of ethical standards and professionalism among practitioners of the banking profession in Nigeria.
She then used the occasion to invite lecturers in the Department of Banking and Finance and members of the University management to the Institute’s upcoming programmes that include Seminar for educators, Annual Conference of Banking and Finance Professionals, CIBN Investiture and the Annual Dinner. The programmes are scheduled to hold in November this year.
In his response, the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Ambali, described the CIBN as a friend and a partner. He said that the University has great respect for the banking industry, which he noted, reflects in the allocation of a land space on the campus dedicated to banking activities.
Prof. Ambali said, “As a progressive institution, we grab every opportunity that comes our way to advance education. We are not only stable; we also offer qualitative education that is of international standard.”
On how to maintain the University’s number one position in Nigeria, the Vice-Chancellor opined that refining the good things the University is doing and improving the areas of deficiencies are the only ways to remain the number one university in the country.
“We want our students to abide by the ethics of their professions. We look forward to the successful implementation of our linkage programme, as we believe charity must begin at home. We are in support of anything that adds value to what we are doing”, Prof. Ambali said.
The CIBN President was accompanied on the visit by the Kwara State CIBN Branch chairperson, Mrs. Bolaji Bosede; the Group Head, Membership Services, Mr. Segun Shonubi, a Director, Chief G. A. Oyinloye; and the General Secretary, Mr. Jinadu H. Olayiwola.

EKSU Gets New Governing Council

Ekiti State University, EKSU new governing council. The underlisted persons have been appointed as EKSU Governing Council. Their appointments take immediate effect.

The Visitor to the University and Governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Peter Ayodele Fayose has approved the Constitution of the Ekiti State University Governing Council with the appointment of the following People.

Prince Dayo Adeyeye ———————– Chairman and Pro-Chancellor
Pastor Rufus Teniola ————————- Member
Chief Barr. Afolabi Ojuawo —————- Member
Mrs. Abiola Yesufu ————————– Member
Mrs. Titi Olukemi Adeyemo —————— Member
Chief Idowu Odeyemi ———————— Member
According to the Secretary to State Government, Mrs Dupe Alade, the appointments take immediate effect.

UNN Post UTME Practice Official Portal – 2015/16

University of Nigeria, Nsukka post UTME practice official portal has been set up to assist future Lion and Lioness with the 2015/2016 academic session screening exercise.
This is to inform all the future Lions and Lionesses that wish to roar with pride in the yet to announced (as at the time of this publication) post UTME screening exercise of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) that the management has set up a portal were they can now practice.
UNN post UTME practice portal is not accessible for FREE! You will have to pay some certain sum to get the scratch card that will allow you to make use of the online facility.
Note: IF you are not financially buoyant as at now, you can download OUR Post UTME post questions answersfor free.
To practice for the forthcoming exam, buy a scratch card at the sum of N500 only (excludes bank commission) from the under listed banks:
*.UBA Plc.
*.Fidelity Bank.
*.First Bank.
*.Access Bank.
The More you practice the more your chances of excelling in the exam.
Success.
Steps for student to practice for the Post-UTME exam:
1.Buy the scratch card from the approved banks.
2.log on to http://unnprecbt.unn.edu.ng/
To Register:
1.Log on with your Jamb Registration Number and Scratch Card pin.
2.Click Submit
3.Select your course of study.
4.Enter the subjects’ you registered during the JAMB exam.
5.Click Start.
6.Print out the page containing your token (The number that gives you access to practice for this exam)
To begin the practice for the exam:
1.Go back to Step 3 above.
2.Enter your registration number
3.Enter your token number (Given)
4.Click start exam.
5.Begin Practice exam.
6.Submit when done.
7.See Result.
8.Log out from the system.
Note.
*.Each card gives you access to practice on the site twice (2 times) .
*.You will need to have your JAMB Registration number handy for this practice.
*.Keep your card details safe.
*.Print your generated token page and keep it safe.

TASUED Post UTME/DE Form is Out – 2015/16 [Cut-Off Mark, Method of Application]

Tai Solarin University of Education, TASUED post UTME/Direct Entry application form for the 2015/2016 academic session is out. TASUED cut-off mark is 180. Candidates seeking a change of institution to TASUED through JAMB can also apply.
The Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED) Post UTME and Direct Entry screening exercise application form for the 2015/2015 academic session is out. Interested and qualified candidates are hereby requested to apply on the university admission page. Candidates that didn’t make TASUED their institution of choice during UTME and Direct Entry registration can also apply.
Note: Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED) does not have any outside agent to help with the 2015/2016 admission exercise. The use of such agent is at candidate’s own risk and candidates should desist from using third party in processing their applications.
Candidates Eligible for TASUED Post UTME Screening Exercise.
(i) Candidates who chose TASUED as their first most preferred institution in the 2014 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), and scored a minimum of 180 in 2015 UTME.
(ii) Direct Entry candidates who chose TASUED as their first most preferred and/or second most preferred institution for the 2014/2015 Academic Session and have applied through Joint Admission And Matriculation Board (JAMB).
(iii) Candidates seeking a change of institution to TASUED through JAMB, having scored a minimum of 180 in 2015 UTME.
(iv) Direct Entry candidates seeking a change of institution to Tai Solarin University of Education and obtained 2015 Direct Entry JAMB form.
How to Apply for TASUED Post UTME Screening Exercise.
(i) Candidates should apply online with the payment of application fee of One thousand naira only (#1,000.00).
In addition, a processing fee of four thousand two hundred naira only (#4,200) for first choice candidates and Nine thousand two hundred naira (#9200) for categories of candidates in (iii) and (iv) above seeking change of institution to TASUED, payable with Master card or VISA ATM card
(Please print out your receipt after payment)
(ii) Visit the TASUED website by typing www.tasued.edu.ng on the web page.
NB: Only the www.tasued.edu.ng that has the legitimate and authentic platform for the post UTME registration form.
(iii) Click Post-UTME Registration Form.
Candidates are strongly advised to click the University Degree Brochure and carefully study the O’Level requirements for the courses applied for, before registration on the TASUED website, www.tasued.edu.ng
(iv) Complete the Registration Form by providing the required information;
(v) Submit your form by clicking submit button.
(vi) Print out an identification slip containing your colour passport photograph. The printed slip will serve as candidate’s identification/admission card for the screening test.
TASUED Post UTME Screening Sales of Form Inception & Closing Date.
The sale of online form/registration commences on Wednesday, 1stJuly, 2015and closesFriday 7thAugust, 2015.
Note that false information provided by any candidate shall be detected by the special TASUED software application and such candidates shall be disqualified.
TASUED Post UTME and DE Screening Exercise Date.
Screening shall be conducted onSaturday 8thAugustand Sunday 9thAugust, 2015 for all UTME candidates at the Ososa Campus of the University, by 7.00am
The screening date for Direct Entry (200 Level) applicants shall be onTuesday 15thSeptember, 2015at the University Main Campus, Ijagun by 8.00am.
Candidates’ participation in the screening exercise is a mandatory requirement for entry into Tai Solarin University of Education.
Required information for TASUED Post UTME Screening Exercise Registration.
(i) Bio-Data:
a. Surname
b. First Name
c. Middle Name
d. Sex
e. Date of birth
f. Age
g. Passport Size Picture (File Size: 20KB max, File Format: JPEG (i.e. ‘jpg’)
(ii) Academic Data:
a. JAMB Registration Number
b. Course
c. Post O’Level Qualifications obtained with grade (where
applicable)
d. UTME Score (Range: 180-400) (where applicable)
e. Detailed O’Level Results
(iii) Personal Data:
a. E-mail
b. Phone Number
c. State of Origin
d. Local Government (if Ogun State)
e. Name of Sponsor
f. Sponsor’s Address
g. Sponsor’s Phone Number
TASUED Post UTME/DE Screening Details.
Candidates should prepare for e-test and bring along the following to the venue of the screening exercise:
(i) Original colour print-out from the On-line registration
(ii) Original JAMB Examination Notification of Result slip or
Direct Entry Registration Slip.
(iii) Application fee receipt for post UTME
TASUED Post UTME Screening Exercise Warning
(i) Electronic calculators, cell phones (GSM, CDMA, etc.) and other electronic devices are not allowed in the venue of the screening exercise
(ii) Candidates are to arrive at the screening venue an hour before the commencement of the exercise.
The results of the screening exercise should be checked on the University website after the screening exercise.
All correspondence on the screening exercise should be directed to admissions@ tasued.edu.ng or to the Admissions Officer at the University Main Campus, Ijagun, P.M.B. 2118, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State.

44 UNIZIK Students Renounced Cultism

Just like the parable of the prodigal son in the bible, no fewer than 44 students yesterday, decided to turn a new leaf as they openly and willingly renounced every form of association with secret cultism at the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka.
The renunciation was made at the UNIZIK cult renunciation ceremony organized by the management of the institution and held at the convocation arena. The event according to the Director of Information and Public Relations of the university, Dr. Emmanuel Ojukwu was also aimed at dedicating the institution, the staff and students back to the almighty God.
The event, which was the second of its kind in the annals of the citadel of learning, was well attended by staff and students of the university and was graced by eminent clergymen within and outside the confines of the institution. Present at the event include the vice chancellor, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku and the wife Dr. Gladys Ahaneku; the deputy vice chancellor (Academics), Prof. Charles Esimone; deputy vice chancellor (Administration), Prof. Onyeyili; the registrar, Barr. C.C Okeke and Dean, Students Affairs, Prof. Ken Nwogu.
In his homily, the guest clergyman, Rev. Fr. Paul Obayi popularly known as “Okunerere” (consuming fire) stated that cultism is full of deceit and adds no value to the lives of members. Fr. Obayi who disclosed that he was once an occultist before being arrested by God, revealed that in cultism, one is bonded, imprisoned and freedom restricted.
Frowning at the rate youths are dabbling into cultism, the revered clergyman said, “It is an act of foolishness to join cultism. There is no gain in cultism, it is embedded in deception”. He further charged the students to desist from cultism and face their primary assignment in school, which is to read and pass with good grades to become better persons in the society, urging them to return to God, as He is the giver of wisdom.
High point of the occasion was a special deliverance session of the 44 persons made up of both sexes by the officiating priests Rev. Fr. Obayi assisted by Rev. Fr. Mario- David Dibie and Rev. Fr. Bonachristus Umeogu. During the session, about 21 more persons came out under the auction of the Holy Spirit.
In his remark, the vice chancellor of the university, Prof. Ahaneku, described the event as a spiritual irrigation geared towards total submission of the staff and students of the institution to God.
Prof. Ahaneku who was visibly overwhelmed and marveled at the number of those that renounced cultism as well as the turn out of the university community at the event, thanked them for allowing God take control of their lives. In his words, “We need God to give us the enabling power to take control in our society. Because we have submitted, God has prepared us for the journey ahead. Be assured that the university management is here to protect your interest” to achieve the best degrees with which you can contribute to the development of the Nigerian society.
What we have done today is to submit to God and it will be captured in the records of this university as we train you not only in learning but also in character”. He expressed optimism that the contact from God has touched the lives of all the students in the university.
Speaking to liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine, the chair, organizing committee and deputy vice chancellor (Academics) of the university, Prof. Esimone disclosed that the event is part of the resolve of the management of the institution to rid UNIZIK of all forms of secret cult activities and enthrone discipline and responsible studentship.

DELSU Bans Female Students From Wearing Of Miniskirts

Delta State University, Abraka Management on Saturday banned female students of the institution from wearing of miniskirts.

This was promulgate to liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine by the Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Vincent Peretemode.
The VC also ordered the reduction of fellowship centres in the school from over 80 to four.

The school’s administration cites the reason for the change to be the distracting nature of the clothing articles for young male students during school time.
He said in the statement, “I have observed in the recent times that over 80 fellowship centres are on the three campuses. We cannot allow such. Fellowship centres have in recent time portended crisis that was almost unabated.”

The statement listed the four approved religious bodies to include Catholic, Anglican, Joint Christian Campus Fellowship and Our Saviours Chapel, as it indicated that there could be crisis among the students if the fellowship centres were not reduced.

UNIZIK Students Nab Thief During Night Class

Report reaching us has it that a student of sociology in Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) whose name cannot be ascertain at the time of filing this report was caught yesterday night at the faculty of management sciences where students often go for night class.

While some students go to the faculty of management to read, some unscrupulous fellows see it as an opportunity to steal.
The thief who claims to be a student of sociology was alleged to have stolen a phone and when an alarm was raised, he jumped down the story building and fled.
Some able bodied students followed suit and caught him. The security men were alerted and on arrival, the student was handed over to them.

In his possessions were phones, pack of cigarette, reading lamps and chargers. He confessed to the theft allegations.
This act of stealing has become prevalent at Management sciences and at Garba square where students read often.
Their modus operandi according to a security official in the school who wouldn’t want his name made public, is that they wait for students to sleep and immediately swing into action.

He advised students to always keep their phones and laptops at home if possible when coming for night class. He further advised them to be vigilant whenever they come to read.

Dearth of accommodation: YabaTech bars students from converting lecture halls to hostels

The Yaba College of Technology (YabaTech), Lagos, says it has barred students from staying at lecture halls beyond 7.00 p.m. both during the week and at weekends.
The measure, according to the institution’s spokesman, Mr Charles Oni, is to check the practice of converting the lecture halls to hostels by the students.
Oni, in a statement on Saturday obtained by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), said the ban would be in force until ongoing of renovation of the hostels was completed.
NAN reports that the ban was a reaction to the recent development in the college whereby students sleep at lecture halls due to lack of hostel accommodation on the campus.
``It has come to the attention of the management that some students still evade security checks to hibernate and even sleep in lecture halls in spite of the subsisting ban.
``The hostels are undergoing renovation as many of you are aware, and efforts are on to beef up security around these same hostels in view of developments around the college.
``The hostels will be available for students' use as soon as possible.

``Pending the conclusion of renovation and the expansion of security apparatus, no student should be found in any of the classrooms beyond 7.00 p.m.,’’ Oni said. (NAN)

Fulfilment Meet LAUTECH's best graduating student

Ojo Abimbola, 27, was the best graduating student from the Department of Medicine and Surgery, Ladoke Akintola University of Science and Technology, Ogbomoso, Oyo State, in the 2013/2014 academic session, Punch reports.
In this interview, she reveals her dreams, motivation, and shares advice on how to be successful.
What was your attraction for Medicine?
Mine started as a childhood dream, just as many other children used to echo it when asked what they would like to be in future. As I grew older, I had interest in health related sciences (medicine, nursing and pharmacy). By the time I finished secondary school, I knew I would study medicine because I wanted to help save lives. Then, my parents indirectly influenced me, not in a forceful manner though. My dad is a pharmacist, so I saw how his profession gave him the opportunity to help others; not only their health but also in every other area of life, like counselling. I used to visit the hospital where he worked and I think those visits partly inspired me to be a doctor. So, when I told him my wish, he encouraged and supported me. Medicine gives one an opportunity to impact lives, so I love it.
What about the fact that it is not as lucrative as some other courses that are less difficult?
In my view, Medicine is more of a help ministry than a lucrative business. Most of those who need the service of doctors, especially in this part of the world, cannot afford it due to poverty. Most people think doctors are rich but I think that has changed. Politicians and business tycoons are richer in our own country. However, being a doctor gives one a fairly comfortable life, which is good enough. So, I am not worried that Medicine may not be as rewarding monetarily but being able to help others is pretty rewarding, and like our teachers would say, ‘be a good doctor first, the money will come later.’ Someone who studied Medicine thinking it is lucrative may end up being disappointed because the pay may not be commensurate with the time and effort invested.
But some people think that only brilliant students can study Medicine. From your experience, is that true?
Any student that has the interest, well motivated and diligent in whatever he or she does can study medicine. One doesn’t need to be very brilliant to do it. It’s an erroneous view that only the best students in secondary schools should be admitted into medicine. The main qualities that I think are needed to be a good medical student are interest, diligence and consistency.
How was your performance in your previous schools?
It was quite easy. I was the best graduating student in my secondary school. I passed my West African Senior School Certificate Examination once; I had distinction in all the subjects. I wrote the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination twice but I passed on both occasions. The first one I scored 256, and the second time I scored 280. I had to write UTME twice because the first time I wrote the exam, I chose Ekiti State University. I was actually offered Medicine and Surgery but that was the time the state government decided to cancel the medical programme in the university, so I lost the admission that year. It wasn’t a nice experience but I had to rewrite UTME the following year and applied to LAUTECH. My name was on the merit list.
How was the experience the first time you had to work on a cadaver (dead body)?
I don’t think there was anything spectacular. People do have funny stories whether real or imagined (mostly imagined) about cadavers but I told myself that if the cadaver was to try anything funny, like rising up, I wouldn’t be there to witness it. I also felt that because I wasn’t responsible for the person’s death, the cadaver would have no right to harass me. Eventually, none of the cadavers tried anything funny. That first experience opened my eyes to see how helpless human beings are once there is no breath in us again. It was an eye-opener. So, unlike what some people used to say, I didn’t have any bad dream or lose sleep because of that. When anybody dies, the a person remains dead until resurrection, so there is no way a cadaver could stand up to hold my hand. They are helpless, and we have to move them to the position we want them to be on the dissecting tables.
What about the sight of blood?
I don’t dread the sight of blood but I still have feeling when I see it, especially when I see very gory sights (usually from road crashes brought to our teaching hospital emergency unit) but I quickly get over it and do what I am instructed to do. I don’t get scared to the point of running away.
What was your most memorable day as a medical student?
I will always remember the distinction in pathology and surgery viva (oral examination). I sat in front of professors and ‘elders’ in the profession and I was wondering what I could ever say that would impress them enough to award me a distincti

SITUATION REPORT FROM OOUTH SAGAMU ON THE ACCIDENT THAT CLAIMED THE LIVES OF OOU STUDENTS BY NANS/JCC OGUN AXIS. I

It was so pathetic today and saddening when the Ogun NANS/JCC leadership led by Comrade Ogunsola Okikiola, got to the scene of the fatal motor accident that claimed the lives of our own dear students of Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago iwoye in Ogun state. At exactly 8:45am the NANS/JCC chairman together with the OOU Students Union President Comrade Adegbesan Adenola arrived at the scene early in order to gathered necessary and adequate information about the victims. From a reliable source we got to know that the mazda bus convened thirteen(13) passengers from Ago iwoye motor park heading to Sango Ota, while this ugly incident occurred at Sagamu-Benin express way very close to Nigeria Police Force, Sagamu Area Command on that fateful friday afternoon the 26th of june, 2015. We are able to gathered genuine details of the victims via their student identification cards, post utme forms, textbook, receipt and driver license from their luggages retrieved by NPF Sagamu Area Command. The corpses was moved to one private mortuary named Ade Maternity Home sagamu. popularly known as (Fakoya) yesterday. The students body condemn this action of moving all the corpses to private mortuary instead of Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital Sagamu, we all matched down to Fakoya hospital and ordered for the released of the corpses with immediate effect as we didn't allow any of the three parents who came around to claimed their corpse to pay a dime to fakoya hospital treasury as requested, this actually led to a serious confrontation from the end of the students to the hospital. But at the end we achieved our aimed, presently the corpses had been transferred to OOUTH except that of the Driver (Lukman Ola Adekeye) and one post utme students (Adebayo Aminat Titilope) and (Dairo Olatunji Michael) as their relatives requested for their corpse. We actually confirmed thirteen passengers ten (10) people were confirmed to be a students of OOU while two (2) among the victims are intending OOU students that came to obtain their post utme form and the Driver. We confirmed the death of Six (6) female and Six (6) male a female Survivor named AKINBO LAUGHTER IBUKUN from department of chemical science 200level who is presently responding to treatment at Babcock university hospital ilisan remo ogun state. The intervention of SA to ogun state Governor on students affairs, comrade Olusegun Clement was really felt, also the OOU Asu chairman, Dean of students affairs and NANS Zonal Coordinator, South West (Zone D)Comrade Asefon Sunday also showed their concerned and patriotism.

 Press Secretary NANS/JCC Reporting.@ 4:43pm 27th of june 2015

Signed: Ogunsola Okikiola M.
NANS/JCC Chairman Ogun Axis.




Source From a Student of d  institute adetola owolawi

FEDSDTTEN Post-UTME Registration Details – 2015/16

The Federal School of Dental Technology and Therapy, Enugu (FEDSDTTEN) invites suitably qualified candidates to her 2015/2016 academic session admission exercise.
Only candidates that made the Federal School of Dental Technology and Therapy, Enugu their institution of choice and had 150 and above in the last UTME are qualified to apply for the institution’s post UTME screening exercise.
FEDSDTTEN Post-UTME Screening Exercise Details
FEDSDTTEN Post-UTME Registration Procedures
Eligible candidates are required to pay cash sum of N2, 000 (Two Thousand Naira) only to any UBA Branch BANK:
Account Name: Federal School of Dental Technology and Therapy, Enugu
Account No.1015769933
Applicants are advised to make Extra Financial Provisions as may be required for other exigencies.
Candidates are also required to come with Bank Teller for Collection of Post-UTME-REGISTRATION ACCESS CARD from Bursary Department of the Institution.
The Post-UTME REGISTRATION ACCESS CARD is used for the Registration of ONLINE POST JAMB SCREENING TEST in the School Portal – http://portal.fedsdtten.com
Candidates are required to print copies of the completed application form and also keep the Bank Teller for the Exam Purpose.
FEDSDTTEN Post-UTME Screening Dates, Closing Date.
(i) Sale of PUTME Form – Mon. 22nd Jun. – Tue. 11th Aug. 2015
(ii) Screening Days for Dental Technology Candidates – Wed. 19th Aug. – Fri. 21st Aug. 2015
(iii) Screening Days for Dental Therapy Candidates – Mon. 24th Aug. – Wed. 26th Aug. 2015
IMPORTANT: The 2015/2016 PUTME is a COMPUTER BASED TEST (CBT)

Achievers University Post-UTME Form Now on Sale ! – 2015/16

From the information reaching us, we are glad to inform the general public that Achievers University, Owo 2015/2016 academic session post UTME application form is out.
Be part of the uniqueness of Achievers University, where every student earns a DEGREE and a VOCATIONAL CERTIFICATE.
Achievers University Post UTME Application Instructions.
1.Applicant can obtain admission form at a cost ofN5,500payable toEcobank Plc – Account No. 5282011354.
2.Before making payment in Bank start the Application Process by Generating/PrintingTransaction ID.
3.Use yourTRANSACTION IDas the depositors name. Please remind the bank teller to use yourTransaction IDas depositors name, it’s very important.
4.Wait for your confirmation PIN, which will be sent to your PHONE NUMBER upon confirmation of your payment within 24hrs,IF NOT, Contact Webmaster on +2348181230741 immediately.
5.After you received your confirmation PIN, continue your admission process on this portal.
6.Before completing this application, please refer to the information on Available Courses for this session, including entry requirements
7.Attach a standard passport photograph of yourself.
8.Application form must be filled and submitted online before the closing date
9.Do not proceed with this registration if any of the information provided is incorrect
Go to http://achievers.edu.ng/studentportal /application_epin.phpto generate PIN and visit http://achievers.edu.ng/studentportal /application.phpto apply now!
Screening of applicants for admission shall hold on Saturday, 8th August, 2015 at Achievers University, Km 1, Idasen-Ute Road, Owo, Ondo State.
Candidates should attend the screening exercise with N1,000 screening fee and other relevant documents.

Igbajo Polytechnic Admission Into HND, NDDaily Part-time ND Programmes 2015/2016 Announced

Igbajo Polytechnic, a community-owned Polytechnic in Boluwaduro Local Government Area, State of Osun and accredited by the NBTE, Listed In JAMB Brochure and Approved by NYSC, invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for admission into its HND, NDDAILY PART TIME Programmes as indicated below:
FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTANCY
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
Department of Science Laboratory Technology
Departmentof Computer Science
Department of Statistics
Department of Computer Engineering
Department of Electrical Electronics Engineering
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR ND COURSES
5 Credit Passes in English Language, Mathematics and in any other three relevant subjects at GCE 'O' Level, WASC, NECONABTEB at not more than two sittings.
Waiver: 4 Credit Passes with deficiency in one of the major Subjects may be considered for student applying for daily part time.
HND COURSES
SLT Microbiology option
SLT Physics Electronic option
Computer Science
Statistics
Accountancy
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR HND COURSES
As in ND Courses
ND Certificate of Igbajo Polytechnic or other Government approved Polytechnic, with at least Lower Credit grade.
Evidence of one year Industrial Training
Candidates are advised to read carefully the admission requirements for their programme of study before completing the application form.
Candidates are advised to ensure that they personally and not by proxy fill-in appropriate information and pay special attention to the arrangement of names, examination grades, examination number, examination year and the exact Industrial Training (I.T) date (12 months from the date of ND certification for those with Lower Credit and 24 months from the date of ND certification for those with Pass Grade.
Only courses duly accredited by the NBTE would be considered for the admission.
Candidates are advised to keep safe their scratch card as any loss will necessitate purchase of another scratch card.
Applicants are advised to provide correct and functional E- Mail address while completing application form on-line.
Date of Qualifying Examination will be announced soon.
The Institution would not be liable for any erroneous information contained in filling of forms
NOTE:
Students with pass may also be considered after 2 years of industrial training.
ND Jamb Admission Letter.
Change of Institution is allowed for ND candidate.
SALES OF FORMS
HND Form: N7,500.00
ND - Full Time Application Form - N6,000.00
ND - Daily Part Time Application Form - N5,000.00
Purchase a scratch card and log on to our website atwww.igbajopolytechnic.edu.ng
SCRATCH CARDS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING CENTRES
IGBAJO POLYTECHNIC: Registry Department, Igbajo Polytechnic, Igbajo. Osun State.
KADUNA ADDRESS:Pastor Grace A. Fadahunsi C2 Ibraheem Taiwo Road, Behind AJ Suleiman Electronics off Ahmadu Bello Way, Kaduna.
AKURE ADDRESS: A New Song Coaching Centre, Aladekemi Street, Opp. Ijo Mimo Grammar School Junction, Ijoka, Akure. Tel: 07062638529 or 08034398564 .
OTA ADDRESS: KNOXFIED COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE, Liberty Lane, Off Sango Ijoko Road, Ijoko-Ota Ogun State.
No. 1, Oke Alaafia Street, Off First Junction, Ijoko Ota. Tel: 08131954713 or 08023601162.
IBADAN ADDRESS: Living Spring Chapel int'l. Dominion City, Aduloju Bus Stop, Ojo-Iwo Road Express. Contact Pastor Akintunde Idowu - 08056447317 or 08035676161.
OSOGBO ADDRESS: Rayyan Infotech Services , No. 76. Isiaka Adetunji Adeleke Way, Akinlade Junction, Alekuwodo - Osogbo. Tel: 08033726808 or 07016849317.
ADO EKITI ADDRESS: Varsity Gate Education Centre, 28, Oorelope, Alhaji Ajise Avenue, Ekute - Ado Ekiti. Tel: 08034398564.
ILESHA ADDRESS: Sogmat Continuing Education Centre, No. B57, Okesa Street, Opp. APC Secretariat, Ilesa. Tel: 08167856984 or 08034398564.
LAGOS ADDRESS: Fakol Tutorial Centre, 55, Taiwo Akinbode Street, Ajangbadi, Ojoo L.G.A., Lagos. Tel: 08175411694, 07087818342.
You can also pay into the Polytechnic Account and the Scratch Card will be sent to you
Bank: Skye Bank
Account Name: Igbajo Polytechnic
Account No: 1770732776
Branch: Ikirun, Osun State
After payment, send e-mail to[email protected]stating
The Name of Despositor
Amount Paid
Date of Payment
Phone No
SALES OF FORMS AND SUBMISSION OF FORMS
SUBMISSION OF FORMS: Completed forms are to be printed out and submitted at the school within 2 weeks of purchase of scratch card or those coming from far distances to come along with the printed form for screening at a date to be announced later. The completed form must be accompanied with the following documents.
i. Photocopies of credentials (3 each).
ii. Photocopies of birth certificate and/or Sworn affidavit (3 each).
iii. 4 Passport Photographs.
iv. Photocopy of the Original receipt
NB: Incomplete applications will not be cosidered.

LASU Post-UTME Form 2015/2016 Now On Sale

Applications are invited from qualified candidates for the Lagos State University 2015/2016 Post UTME Screening Tests, for candidates seeking admission via UTME (100 level). These screening tests are mandatory requirements for entry into Lagos State University.
There shall be two rounds of Post-UTME Screening Tests.
1.ELIGIBILITY:
1.Candidates who have chosen Lagos State University as their Choice of institution, in the March 2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME), and have scored a minimum of 180 marks are eligible to participate in the Post-UTME Screening Tests. In addition, candidates must be at least 16 years of age.
ALL Direct Entry candidates who wish to be considered for admission into Lagos State University for the 2015/2016 academic session, who must have obtained Direct Entry Form from JAMB are also eligible and must apply for the screening tests. However, these applicants are EXEMPTED from writing Post-UTME Screening tests. Online registration is compulsory for them.
Candidates of Lagos State Origin, for 100 & 200 levels will be required (if admitted) to prove their claims before the Independent Indigeneship Verification Committee (IIVC) set up by the Lagos State University.
Candidates should note that ONLY the accredited courses listed below are available for the 2015/2016 Academic Session. Therefore, only candidates that have chosen any of the underlisted courses should apply.
S/NFACULTYDEPARTMENT
– Yoruba & Communication Arts
–English
–Arabic
–French
–Christian Religious Studies1.ARTS
–Islamic Religious Studies
– History & International Studies
–Philosophy
–Music
–Theatre Arts
–Portuguese / English
–Arabic Education
–CRS Education
–Islamic Studies Education
–English Education
–French Education2.EDUCATION
–History Education
–Yoruba Education
–Biology Education
–Chemistry Education
–Mathematics Education
–Physics Education
– Physical & Health Education
–Health Education
–Computer Science Education
–Educational Technology
–Business Education
–Accounting Education
–Educational Management
–Geography Education
–Economics Education
–Political Science Education
–Public Administration
–Business Administration3.MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
–Marketing
–Banking & Finance
–Management Technology
–Industrial Relations and Personnel Management
–Insurance4.SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION
–Mass Communication
–Biochemistry
–Botany
–ChemistrySCIENCE
–Fisheries & Aquatic Biology5.
–Mathematics
–Microbiology
–Physics
–Zoology
–Computer Science
–Medicine & Surgery6.COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
–Physiology
–Dentistr







eography Education
–Economics Education
–Political Science Education
–Public Administration
–Business Administration3.MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
–Marketing
–Banking & Finance
–Management Technology
–Industrial Relations and Personnel Management
–Insurance4.SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION
–Mass Communication
–Biochemistry
–Botany
–ChemistrySCIENCE
–Fisheries & Aquatic Biology5.
–Mathematics
–Microbiology
–Physics
–Zoology
–Computer Science
–Medicine & Surgery6.COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
–Physiology
–Dentistry
–Geography & PlanningSOCIAL SCIENCES
–Psychology7.
–Economics
–Political Science
–Sociology8.SCHOOL OF TRANSPORT
–Transport
–Mechanical Engineering
9.ENGINEERING– Electronics & Computer Engineering
–Chemical and Polymer Engineering
1. METHOD OF APPLICATION
1.ONLINE PAYMENT
1.Prospective students will visit lasu.edu.ngand select MAKE PAYMENT option in the drop down list at the top, to make the required payment ofN2,000 for the 2015/2016 LASU Post UTME screening exercise.
The prospective students would be required to submit the following:
1.JAMB Registration Number
1.Surname, First name, Middle name
1.Email Address and telephone number (both must be active and personal to the applicant)
1.Click on PROCEED
1.On the next page, a TRANSACTION ID to be used for PAYMENT would be displayed. The candidate should copy this TRANSACTION ID and proceed for PAYMENT at http://www.quickteller.com/las u
1.On http://www.quickteller.com/las u page,
Click on PAY
Enter your email address, GSM number.
Also enter the Transaction ID copied in step 3 above
Proceed to enter details of your ATM card
Click Process payment
Print your Payment receipt from the screen. A transaction message will be sent to your email and GSM, hence the need to use your personal E-mail address and GSM number.
1.POST UTME REGISTRATION
1.After successful payment for LASU 2015/2016 Post UTME screening exercise, return to lasu.edu.ngand select CONTINUE REGISTRATION option in the drop down list at the top.
1.Prospective candidates should enter the required details (JAMB Registration number, surname and Mode of Entry – UME or DE).
1.Click on PROCEED button to load the Registration Form.
Each applicant is expected to complete the registration form by providing the following information.
Candidates will be required to upload a scanned copy of their passport size photograph (File Size: Not more than 20KB; File format: JPEG [i.e. ‘.jpg’]). Application for change of passport photograph by candidates given provisional admission shall NOT be allowed. This same passport photograph, uploaded by such candidates, will be used on their degree certificates.
ONLY ONE CHOICE OF COURSE OF STUDY IS ALLOWED
Carefully study the agreement form. If you agree to the stated terms, click on the ‘I agree’ button on the left-hand side of the page.
Note: If you do not agree to the stated terms you will not be permitted to go beyond this point. Please read and understand the terms before registering.
Fill in all required details contained on the online registration form. Confirm THAT DETAILS ARE ACCURATE then click FINISH. To make changes, before you click finish, you may click on the Edit button.
Candidates must possess five (5) O’ Level credits in subjects relevant to their desired course of study at not more than two sittings.
Credit in English Language is compulsory for admission into all courses in Lagos State University.
Candidates awaiting the result of NABTEB, WAEC (May/June) and NECO (June/July) 2015, are eligible to apply. Note that any examination taken after July 2015 shall not be accepted.
Make sure you print your Registration Form/Slip as this serves as your entry ticket into the screening hall.
Candidate should know that both payment and registration would end two [2] weeks before the advertised date of the Screening Tests.
Candidate should visit putme.lasu.edu.nga week before the advertised date of the Screening Tests to check the Sitting Arrangement and reprint the Registration Slip.
Registration for the payment of application fee for the Post UTME Screening starts from Wednesday, 24thJune, 2015 and registration closes Monday, 13thJuly, 2015.
SCREENING TESTS TIME-TABLE
DATE OF EXAMINATION: MONDAY, 20TH– SATURDAY, 25THJULY, 2015
VENUE: LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY, MAIN CAMPUS, BADAGRY EXPRESSWAY OJO.
TIME : 8.00 AM-12 NOON.DAY/DATE COURSES
VENUE
English Language
Theatre Arts
Mass Communication
Music
Philosophy
DAY 1Portuguese / EnglishEnglish Education
FACULTY OF LAW
French
MONDAYFrench Education
20thJuly,Arabic StudiesBUILDING
Christian Religions Studies
2015Islamic Religions Studies
Yoruba & Communication Arts
History & International Studies
Arabic Education
CRS Education
Yoruba Education
History Education
Islamic Studies Education
ChemistryHealth Education
FACULTY OF LAW
Biochemistry
DAY 2MicrobiologyBiology Education
BUILDING
Chemistry Education
TUESDAYPhysical & Health Education
STMathematicsM.B.A AUDITORIUM
21 July,Physics
2015Computer ScienceMathematics Education
SOBOWALE BENSON HALL
Physics Education
Computer Science Education
Educational Technology
Management Technology
DAY 3Medicine & Surgery ,FACULTY OF LAW
DentistryPhysiology
BUILDINGWEDNESDAY
Botany
22NDJuly,
ZoologyM.B.A AUDITORIUM
2015Fisheries & Aquatic Biology
DAY 4Mechanical Engineering FACULTY OF LAWElectronic & Computer Engineering
BUILDING
THURSDAYTransport
23RDJuly,Chemical & Polymer EngineeringM.B.A AUDITORIUM
2015Geography Education
FACULTY OF LAW
DAY 5Economics EducationBUILDING
Political Science Education
FRIDAYM.B.A AUDITORIUM
24thJuly,Geography & Regional Planning
2015Economics
PsychologySOBOWALE BENSON HALL
Sociology
Political SciencePublic Administration
FACULTY OF LAW
DAY 6Industrial & Personnel ManagementInsurance
BUILDING
Business Education
SATURDAYAccounting Education
Educational Management
thBusiness AdministrationS.L. EDU HALL
25 July,Banking & Finance
2015Marketing
SOBOWALE BENSON HALL
The detailed results of the screening tests shall be published on LASU website: www.lasu.edu.ng FRIDAY, 31ST
JULY, 2015.
SIGNED
LEWIS, Akinwunmi Oladapo
REGISTRAR

UNN 2015 Post-UTME Screening To Be Computer Based

Information reaching liveschoolnews.com.ng from an impeccable source has it that the 2015/2016 University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) Post-UTME screening Exam will be computer based.
The Management of the institution has introduce a platform where candidates can Register and Practice the Post UTME CBT test.
The UNN Post UTME CBT test is amalgamated on the School website and is accessible with your JAMB registration number andScratch Card Pin.
To be conversant with the UNN 2015 CBT Examination, you can start practicing now with your computer/mobile device by CLICKING HEREto take the test.

On the landing page, enter your JAMB registration Number andScratch Card Pin
Click on the title “Submit” to take the test
NOTE: At the time of filing this report, no date has been fixed for 2015 UNN Post-UTME, therefore the sale of UNN Post-UTME form has not commenced!
Beware of fraudsters!!!

Rivers State Polytechnic NANS calls Wike a 'rascal' over 344 workers' sack, allege 'vengeful vendetta'

GovernorNyesom Wikehas been criticized over the sacking of 344 lecturers and other staff ofRivers State Polytechnic, Boni-Ogoni.
TheNational Association of Nigerian Students(NANS) condemned the action in a statement signed by its National President, ComradeTijani Usman.
According to Usman, the decision is an "administrative rascality" and “vengeful vendetta” that should be condemned.
"Nigerian students condemn in totality the action taken by the Rivers State governor as it lacks any moral and rational justification," Usman said.
"Sacking 344 lecturers and other staff of the institution in one fell swoop under the guise that their employment did not follow due process is a demonstration of administrative rascality.”
Usman added that Wike, being a former minister of state of education, should not have allowed political sentiments to affect his decisions in the sector.
“It is sad that rather than concentrate on providing dividends of democracy as promised, he is busy carrying out vengeful vendetta."
Wike had directed that the worker's appointments be terminated barely 20 days into office, alleging that the immediate past governor,Rotimi Amaechi, arbitrarily employed about 500 people without due process.
There were speculations that a further 13,200 teachers employed by the last government are at risk of being sacked.

In Sokoto... 16-yr-old student still missing 2 months after attack by hired thugs

A 16-year-old student ofSani Dingyadi Unity Secondary Schoolin Sokoto State,Abdulrahman Bala Altine, has been missing for two months.
Altine's father, MalamBala Altine Kasarawa, toldDaily Trustthat his son disappeared after an attack by thugs said to have been hired by the state’ chairman of theNigerian Union of Teachers(NUT),Chika Maidamma.
Kasarawa said Maidamma, who is also his neighbour, had sent the thugs to deal with his son who had quarelled with his [Maidamma] wife.
“His wife, Hajiya Rabi entered my house and beat up my son, Abdulrahman, in the presence of his mother," Kasarawa said.
"The incident caused his mother to collapse because she is hypertensive. It took us hours to revive her.
"As we were reviving her, Chika hired area boys who came looking for Abdulrahman in two vehicles and dangerous weapons, but by then, he had left the house.
He said his son has been missing since that incident.
"Since I did not know his whereabouts, I reported the matter to the police.
"The police invited and detained Chika, only to be released after agreeing to find my child within one week which has since elapsed.
"He was later invited by the police again and DSS and was let go after promising to look for the boy and bring him home."
But the matter took a new turn when the alleged assaulter arrested Kasarawa.
“On Sunday, May 17, Chika reported me to Bado office of the Nigeria Civil Defence Corps who came and arrested me at around 2:17am," he added.
"He later reported me to the Assistant Inspector General of Police in charge of Zone 10, accusing me of aiding my son to escape arrest after attacking his pregnant wife at his residence.
"This is why I resorted to the press, to help me seek justice over the matter."
Maidamma has however denied the allegations.
He said the 'missing' student was the one who hired area boys to unleash terror on his pregnant wife.
“We were at the hospital till 2am on that fateful day because she was bleeding as a result of the attack,” he said.
"And we were advised to come back every week by the doctor.
The NUT chairman however corroborated Kasarawa's claim that he was initially arrested.
He however said he had delayed taking action over the matter with the hope that the student would be found and handed over to the police.

Strike lecturers at theTaraba State Universitywill continue their three-month long action until the state government fulfils its promises to them. The chapter Chairman of theAcademic Staff Union of Universities(ASUU), Dr Reuben Jonathan, who spoke toDaily Trust, said the need for proper funding of the university by the state government led to the industrial action. "University is capital intensive and now that the state has delved into, she has to fund it," he said. Jonathan noted that the state government had refused to pay lecturers five months strike during the infamous national ASUU strike in 2013. The union leader said after two change in government in the state, the union had only received N100 million of the nearly N500 million owed it. "Apart from the N100 million given by the state government so far, nothing has come to the university from the state, which is too bad." He added that the university would not have existed but for the projects executed under theTertiary Education Trust Fund(TETFund)

PresidentMuhammadu Buhari's government must take the task of revitalizing public education as important as the much talked about anti-corruption war if the promised change is to be achieved.
The Vice-Chancellor ofKwara State University(KWASU), Malete, ProfessorAbdulrasheed Na’Allah, said this recently in aDaily Trustinterview.
Na’Allah said the new government needs to take public education as seriously as corruption.
"Public education must be revitalized," he said.
"I know it is important this government look into corruption but I have not heard a lot said about public education and that is extremely important and it has to be a policy focus, the government should declare war or emergency and mobilize from local governments to states to revitalize public education in Nigeria."
The Vice Chancellor noted that the terrible state of many schools has led to many parents opting for private schools because "people have no more confidence in public schools and I think this government must take this as one area of major change for Nigeria.
"If public education is revitalized and parents begin to have confidence again in public education, a lot of changes will come to this nation."
He concluded that bringing back the glory days of education would go a long way in actualizing the government’s change drive

Taraba State University Govt has given us only N100 million, strike continues — ASUU

Strike lecturers at theTaraba State Universitywill continue their three-month long action until the state government fulfils its promises to them.
The chapter Chairman of theAcademic Staff Union of Universities(ASUU), Dr Reuben Jonathan, who spoke toDaily Trust, said the need for proper funding of the university by the state government led to the industrial action.
"University is capital intensive and now that the state has delved into, she has to fund it," he said.
Jonathan noted that the state government had refused to pay lecturers five months strike during the infamous national ASUU strike in 2013.
The union leader said after two change in government in the state, the union had only received N100 million of the nearly N500 million owed it.
"Apart from the N100 million given by the state government so far, nothing has come to the university from the state, which is too bad."
He added that the university would not have existed but for the projects executed under theTertiary Education Trust Fund(TETFund)

Imo Criminals Police nab female secondary school student, undergraduate for kidnapping

Imo state police have arrested a female secondary school student, Kosisochukwu Madu, and a computer science student of the Federal Polytechnic, Nekede, Anayo, Chigozie Kenneth, in connection with kidnapping.

Governor Rochas Okocha (Daily Post)
Imo state police have arrested a female secondary school student,Kosisochukwu Madu, and a computer science student of the Federal Polytechnic, Nekede, Anayo, Chigozie Kenneth, in connection with kidnapping.

The duo were paraded alongside four other suspected kidnappers, all between the ages of 16 and 25 years, accused of terrorising residents of Nkwere LGA of Imo State.

The Director, Department of State Security Services (DSS),Francis Ejiofor, who paraded the suspects when the state Governor,Rochas Okorocha, paid a visit to the Command's headquarters in Owerri, said the six suspects were arrested following a tip off.

The other suspects areSuleman Samaila, a gatekeeper from Niger Republic,Chinedu Josephalias Topic from Abia State,AnayoandMichael Uzochukwu.
Ejiofor also told the governor that a victim,Nnawike Chilakafrom Nkwerre LGA, who had been held captive by the suspects for five days, was rescued.
Governor Okorocha said his government is ready to deal with crime in the state.
“But let me again warn all criminals, all kidnappers to get out of Imo State because this is not a place for you," he said.

"We are ready for you.”
He recalled that the entire state was traumatised by the activities of kidnappers and criminals until his administration took appropriate steps.
Both Madu and Kenneth denied being members of the gang.