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UNIBEN 2015/2016 Physical And Online Clearance Procedure Announced
This is to inform members of the public that the University of Benin Physical clearance will commence tomorrow20th October 2015. Candidates who are yet to complete their online clearance are to follow the guidelines below to do so.
1.You are required to login at https://www.uniben.edu, click on student portal and login with the username and password used for their application and result checking.
2. Click on “Download application slip”. . Print it and take note of your ID. and Password. You will henceforth, use your ID and Password for subsequent login. Login and print your provisional admission letter.
3. ONLY CANDIDATES WITH THE RIGHT PASSPORT SIZE (1- inch X 1-inch) WITH RED BACKGROUND PHOTOGRAPH USED FOR THE SCREENING AND ALREADY EMBEDDED IN THEIR DOCUMENTS AND WITH REQUISITE RESULTS TO CLEAR SHOULD PROCEED TO PAY THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF NON-REFUNDABLE ACCEPTANCE FEE ITEMIZED BELOW.
College of Medical Sciences Candidates:
N
Bank/Portal charges – 3000.00
Admission clearance – 20000.00 20000.00
ICT Levy – 6000.00 6000.00
Development Levy – 15000.00 15000.00
MTN NET Library – 1000.00 1000.00
College Development fee – 20000.00 –
TOTAL 65000.00
N
Other Candidates:Bank/Portal charges -3000.00
Admission clearance – 20000.00
ICT Levy – 6000.00
Development Levy – 15000.00
MTN NET Library – 1000.00
TOTAL-45000.00
Schools/Departments under College of Medical Sciences:
*Medicine
*Dentistry
*Anatomy
*Medical Biochemistry
*Medical Laboratory Science
*Nursing Science
*Physiology
4. Optional: You can change your password by clicking “change password” button and you can also change your email and phone number by using “Edit” button
5. On the Menu, click on “My data” select “Payment” option then click on “Add online payment ticket” button.
6. Select from the Payment Category, Acceptance Fee and click on “Create Ticket” button and then click the link under Payment ID.
7. Click on the “College Pay” button to view payment details and click the “Submit” button to proceed with the payment through Interswitch payment gateway.
8. Select your ATM Card type: Verve or Master Card and supply the card details (card number, expiration date, 4-digit PIN etc) as required.
9. Then click on “PAY” button.
10. If payment is successful, an acceptance slip will appear on the screen. Copy the “Clearance Activation Code” on the acceptance payment slip.
11. Click on “My Data” on the menu and select “Clearance data” option. Enter your “Clearance Activation Code” to open your Clearance/Eligibility form.
12. Fill the Clearance/Eligibility Form appropriately. Scan and upload the following documents:
a. “O‟ level Certificates and Statements of „O‟ level results from the schools
b. Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age
c. Acceptance Letter
d. Guarantor‟s Letter
e. Affidavit of Good Conduct
f. Affidavit of Non-Membership of Secret Cults
g. JAMB & UNIBEN offer of Provisional Admission slips
Please note
Any affidavits sworn in any Court of Law in Nigeria are acceptable
Payment of acceptance fee commences Monday 12th October , 2015
13. At the bottom of the Clearance/Eligibility Form, click on the “Save” button to return later and complete the form OR click on “Save and request clearance” button to finally submit your Clearance/Eligibility Form when you are done. You cannot edit the Clearance /Eligibility form after final submission!
14. Click on “Download clearance slip” button and print your Clearance/Eligibility slip. Present it with online payment receipt, six (6) copies each of the listed items a to g in item 12, including six coloured passport photographs with red background and WAEC/NECO Scratch Card for checking results online to the clearance officers. The original credentials are for sighting during the physical clearance.
Physical clearance commences Tuesday 20th October to Friday 4th December, 2015 at the University Auditorium, Monday to Friday from 9.00am to 5pm each day. Please check your online record for your scheduled Clearance date @ 6PM Daily after paying your acceptance fee.
15. ONLY CANDIDATES SCHEDULED FOR CLEARANCE PER DAY WILL BE ATTENDED TO. CHECK YOUR CLEARANCE DATE IN YOUR ONLINE PROFILE AND PRINT OUT YOUR INVITATION LETTER.
16. Prohibition of Financial Transactions at Clearance Venue: There shall be no financial transactions in whatever form at the Main Auditorium Clearance Venue.
Consequently, sales of Faculty Prospectus, Collection of dues, levies and other forms of Payment and Purchases are strictly prohibited. The release of completed and signed Clearance/eligibility form to student should not be tied to any other payment other than the fund paid for clearance.
17. Upon successful physical clearance, proceed to pay you School Fee/Charges. Please note that you are not allowed into the lecture halls and to proceed with any other activity without evidence of payment of fees
18. On the Menu, click on “My data”. select “Payment” option then click on
1. “Add online payment ticket” button
2. Select from the Payment Category, “School Fee” and click on “Create Ticket” button and then click the link under Payment ID
3. Click on the “College Pay” button to view payment details and click the “Submit” button to proceed with the payment through Interswitch payment gateway
4. Select your ATM Card type: Verve or Master Card and supply the card details (card number, expiration date, 4 digit PIN etc) as required.
5. Then click on “PAY” button.
1.You are required to login at https://www.uniben.edu, click on student portal and login with the username and password used for their application and result checking.
2. Click on “Download application slip”. . Print it and take note of your ID. and Password. You will henceforth, use your ID and Password for subsequent login. Login and print your provisional admission letter.
3. ONLY CANDIDATES WITH THE RIGHT PASSPORT SIZE (1- inch X 1-inch) WITH RED BACKGROUND PHOTOGRAPH USED FOR THE SCREENING AND ALREADY EMBEDDED IN THEIR DOCUMENTS AND WITH REQUISITE RESULTS TO CLEAR SHOULD PROCEED TO PAY THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF NON-REFUNDABLE ACCEPTANCE FEE ITEMIZED BELOW.
College of Medical Sciences Candidates:
N
Bank/Portal charges – 3000.00
Admission clearance – 20000.00 20000.00
ICT Levy – 6000.00 6000.00
Development Levy – 15000.00 15000.00
MTN NET Library – 1000.00 1000.00
College Development fee – 20000.00 –
TOTAL 65000.00
N
Other Candidates:Bank/Portal charges -3000.00
Admission clearance – 20000.00
ICT Levy – 6000.00
Development Levy – 15000.00
MTN NET Library – 1000.00
TOTAL-45000.00
Schools/Departments under College of Medical Sciences:
*Medicine
*Dentistry
*Anatomy
*Medical Biochemistry
*Medical Laboratory Science
*Nursing Science
*Physiology
4. Optional: You can change your password by clicking “change password” button and you can also change your email and phone number by using “Edit” button
5. On the Menu, click on “My data” select “Payment” option then click on “Add online payment ticket” button.
6. Select from the Payment Category, Acceptance Fee and click on “Create Ticket” button and then click the link under Payment ID.
7. Click on the “College Pay” button to view payment details and click the “Submit” button to proceed with the payment through Interswitch payment gateway.
8. Select your ATM Card type: Verve or Master Card and supply the card details (card number, expiration date, 4-digit PIN etc) as required.
9. Then click on “PAY” button.
10. If payment is successful, an acceptance slip will appear on the screen. Copy the “Clearance Activation Code” on the acceptance payment slip.
11. Click on “My Data” on the menu and select “Clearance data” option. Enter your “Clearance Activation Code” to open your Clearance/Eligibility form.
12. Fill the Clearance/Eligibility Form appropriately. Scan and upload the following documents:
a. “O‟ level Certificates and Statements of „O‟ level results from the schools
b. Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age
c. Acceptance Letter
d. Guarantor‟s Letter
e. Affidavit of Good Conduct
f. Affidavit of Non-Membership of Secret Cults
g. JAMB & UNIBEN offer of Provisional Admission slips
Please note
Any affidavits sworn in any Court of Law in Nigeria are acceptable
Payment of acceptance fee commences Monday 12th October , 2015
13. At the bottom of the Clearance/Eligibility Form, click on the “Save” button to return later and complete the form OR click on “Save and request clearance” button to finally submit your Clearance/Eligibility Form when you are done. You cannot edit the Clearance /Eligibility form after final submission!
14. Click on “Download clearance slip” button and print your Clearance/Eligibility slip. Present it with online payment receipt, six (6) copies each of the listed items a to g in item 12, including six coloured passport photographs with red background and WAEC/NECO Scratch Card for checking results online to the clearance officers. The original credentials are for sighting during the physical clearance.
Physical clearance commences Tuesday 20th October to Friday 4th December, 2015 at the University Auditorium, Monday to Friday from 9.00am to 5pm each day. Please check your online record for your scheduled Clearance date @ 6PM Daily after paying your acceptance fee.
15. ONLY CANDIDATES SCHEDULED FOR CLEARANCE PER DAY WILL BE ATTENDED TO. CHECK YOUR CLEARANCE DATE IN YOUR ONLINE PROFILE AND PRINT OUT YOUR INVITATION LETTER.
16. Prohibition of Financial Transactions at Clearance Venue: There shall be no financial transactions in whatever form at the Main Auditorium Clearance Venue.
Consequently, sales of Faculty Prospectus, Collection of dues, levies and other forms of Payment and Purchases are strictly prohibited. The release of completed and signed Clearance/eligibility form to student should not be tied to any other payment other than the fund paid for clearance.
17. Upon successful physical clearance, proceed to pay you School Fee/Charges. Please note that you are not allowed into the lecture halls and to proceed with any other activity without evidence of payment of fees
18. On the Menu, click on “My data”. select “Payment” option then click on
1. “Add online payment ticket” button
2. Select from the Payment Category, “School Fee” and click on “Create Ticket” button and then click the link under Payment ID
3. Click on the “College Pay” button to view payment details and click the “Submit” button to proceed with the payment through Interswitch payment gateway
4. Select your ATM Card type: Verve or Master Card and supply the card details (card number, expiration date, 4 digit PIN etc) as required.
5. Then click on “PAY” button.
FULAFIA Change of Course 2015/2016 Announced
Candidates of Federal University Lafia who applied for admission into the under listed courses in the 2015/2016 session but were not successful may wish to apply to be considered for admission into alternative courses as specified below:
S/NCOURSES ORIGINALLY APPLIED FORALTERNATIVE COURSESAPPROVED UTME SUBJECT COMBINATION REQUIRED"O" LEVELS REQUIREMENT
1MICROBIOLOGY
COMPUTER SCIENCE
ECONOMICS
BOTANYPHYSICS
CHEMISTRY
AND BIOLOGY
CREDITS IN
ENGLISH LANGUAGE, MATHEMATICS, BIOLOGY,
CHEMISTRY
AND PHYSICS
BIOCHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
ZOOLOGY
PHYSICSPHYSICS, MATHEMATICS AND ANY OF CHEMISTRY OR BIOLOGY
MATHEMATICSMATHEMATICS, PHYSICS AND ANY OTHER OF CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY, ECONOMICS
All applications which must be addressed to The Registrar, should be scanned and sent along with "O" level results for verification by e-mail toadmissions at fulafia.edu.ngon or before Friday October 23, 2015.
Awaiting result candidates at the time of the Post UTME exercise, who now have credits in relevant "O" level subjects are required to scan and send their most recent "O" level result(s) and scratch card(s) for verification.
Signed
Registrar
S/NCOURSES ORIGINALLY APPLIED FORALTERNATIVE COURSESAPPROVED UTME SUBJECT COMBINATION REQUIRED"O" LEVELS REQUIREMENT
1MICROBIOLOGY
COMPUTER SCIENCE
ECONOMICS
BOTANYPHYSICS
CHEMISTRY
AND BIOLOGY
CREDITS IN
ENGLISH LANGUAGE, MATHEMATICS, BIOLOGY,
CHEMISTRY
AND PHYSICS
BIOCHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
ZOOLOGY
PHYSICSPHYSICS, MATHEMATICS AND ANY OF CHEMISTRY OR BIOLOGY
MATHEMATICSMATHEMATICS, PHYSICS AND ANY OTHER OF CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY, ECONOMICS
All applications which must be addressed to The Registrar, should be scanned and sent along with "O" level results for verification by e-mail toadmissions at fulafia.edu.ngon or before Friday October 23, 2015.
Awaiting result candidates at the time of the Post UTME exercise, who now have credits in relevant "O" level subjects are required to scan and send their most recent "O" level result(s) and scratch card(s) for verification.
Signed
Registrar
7 NYSC Corps Members Repeat Service Year, 20 Others Get Extension In Akwa Ibom State
Seven Corps Members in the 2014 batch ‘C’ that served in Akwa Ibom State will be repeating their service year while about 20 other corps members got extension of their service year.
This was disclosed by the Akwa Ibom state Coordinator of the National of Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Mrs Ngozi Chukwuka during the passing out ceremony in Uyo on Thursday in Uyo.
According to her the 7 corps members have to repeat their service year because they absconded from service while the other 20 got extension for offences ranging from absenteeism during head count to poor performance in their primary assignments.
This was disclosed by the Akwa Ibom state Coordinator of the National of Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Mrs Ngozi Chukwuka during the passing out ceremony in Uyo on Thursday in Uyo.
According to her the 7 corps members have to repeat their service year because they absconded from service while the other 20 got extension for offences ranging from absenteeism during head count to poor performance in their primary assignments.
Sunday, 18 October 2015
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
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.
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!!
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!!
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.
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.
Saturday, 17 October 2015
RSUST New Students Medical Test Schedule – 2015/16
This is to inform all the candidates recently offered admissioninto the Rivers State University of Science and Technology (RSUST) undergraduates programmes for the 2015/2016 academic session that the management of the institution has released the schedule for medical examination test for new students.
See also: RSUST School Fees Schedule.
RSUST Medical Examination Test Schedule for New Students.
S/NO
FACULTIES
DAYS
TIME
1
Agriculture/Law
Mondays
8:30am-2pm
2
Management Sciences
Tuesdays
8:30am-2pm
3
Science/Environmental Sciences
Wednesdays
8:30am-2pm
4
Technical and Science Education
Thursdays
8:30am-2pm
5
Engineering
Fridays
8:30am-2pm
Dr. D. S. Cookey-Gam
Director, Health Services Department.
Note:
1. For the laboratory –
*.Collection of Specimen Bottles 12-2pm
*.Collection of Results 9-11am
*.Submission of Samples 8-10am
2. In OPD-
*.Filling of Forms 8:30am-2pm
*.Counseling 8:30am-2pm
*.Consultation with Doctors 8:30am-2pm
3. Visit the VCT- Free HIV Test/Counseling 10am-2pm
See also: RSUST School Fees Schedule.
RSUST Medical Examination Test Schedule for New Students.
S/NO
FACULTIES
DAYS
TIME
1
Agriculture/Law
Mondays
8:30am-2pm
2
Management Sciences
Tuesdays
8:30am-2pm
3
Science/Environmental Sciences
Wednesdays
8:30am-2pm
4
Technical and Science Education
Thursdays
8:30am-2pm
5
Engineering
Fridays
8:30am-2pm
Dr. D. S. Cookey-Gam
Director, Health Services Department.
Note:
1. For the laboratory –
*.Collection of Specimen Bottles 12-2pm
*.Collection of Results 9-11am
*.Submission of Samples 8-10am
2. In OPD-
*.Filling of Forms 8:30am-2pm
*.Counseling 8:30am-2pm
*.Consultation with Doctors 8:30am-2pm
3. Visit the VCT- Free HIV Test/Counseling 10am-2pm
EBSU Notice on Fake JAMB Admission Letter
Management of Ebonyi State University (EBSU) hereby inform some of the candidates admitted in the 2015/2016 admissions that Management has noted with concern the difficulty that some of you are experiencing in printing your JAMB admission letters. This problem seems more pronounced for those that were offered admissions into courses/ programmes outside what they applied for initially.
Management has also noted with great dismay the action of some unscrupulous elements who now extort money from the candidates and fraudulently doctor/print and issue fake JAMB admission letters.
To that end, all those experiencing difficulty in printing their JAMB admission letters are by this memo advised to exercise little patience as Management understands their difficulty and is seriously liaising with the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB-) to sort out the problem.
NB: Accordingly, candidates are advised to please stop patronising the fraudsters because any fake/doctored JAMB admission letter will definitely cause serious problems to such candidates during registration, graduation; with the attendant consequence of denied NYSC mobilization, as such fake admission letters cannot be domiciled in JAMB and NYSC electronic database.
DO NOT PATRONISE THOSE DOCTORING/PRINTING FAKE JAMB ADMISSION LETTERS BECAUSE IT WILL CREATE MORE PROBLEMS FOR YOU.
Management has also noted with great dismay the action of some unscrupulous elements who now extort money from the candidates and fraudulently doctor/print and issue fake JAMB admission letters.
To that end, all those experiencing difficulty in printing their JAMB admission letters are by this memo advised to exercise little patience as Management understands their difficulty and is seriously liaising with the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB-) to sort out the problem.
NB: Accordingly, candidates are advised to please stop patronising the fraudsters because any fake/doctored JAMB admission letter will definitely cause serious problems to such candidates during registration, graduation; with the attendant consequence of denied NYSC mobilization, as such fake admission letters cannot be domiciled in JAMB and NYSC electronic database.
DO NOT PATRONISE THOSE DOCTORING/PRINTING FAKE JAMB ADMISSION LETTERS BECAUSE IT WILL CREATE MORE PROBLEMS FOR YOU.
TASUED 2nd Batch Admission List is Out – 2015/2016
The management of the Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED), Ijagun, Ogun State has announced the release of its 2015/2016 academic session second batch admission list.
TASUED 2nd batch admission list contains the names of candidates offered provisional admission into the university various undergraduate programmes for the 2015/2016 academic session.
See also: TASUED 1st Batch Admission list.
Check TASUED Admission list – 2nd Batch
1. Go to TASUED Tertiary Academic management System (TAMS) at http://www:portal.tasued.edu.ng/tams/login.php,
2. Enter your UTME registration number and password where required,
3. Select PROSPECTIVE STUDENT from the dropdown,
3. Click Login to access your TASUED admission status.
Admitted students are to print their Admission Letter onlineand proceed to pay Acceptance Fees through the portal.
9ja School Gist Team congratulates all the candidates that made it to TASUED 2nd admission list.
TASUED 2nd batch admission list contains the names of candidates offered provisional admission into the university various undergraduate programmes for the 2015/2016 academic session.
See also: TASUED 1st Batch Admission list.
Check TASUED Admission list – 2nd Batch
1. Go to TASUED Tertiary Academic management System (TAMS) at http://www:portal.tasued.edu.ng/tams/login.php,
2. Enter your UTME registration number and password where required,
3. Select PROSPECTIVE STUDENT from the dropdown,
3. Click Login to access your TASUED admission status.
Admitted students are to print their Admission Letter onlineand proceed to pay Acceptance Fees through the portal.
9ja School Gist Team congratulates all the candidates that made it to TASUED 2nd admission list.
Friday, 16 October 2015
Sokoto State University Release 2015/2016 1st Batch Admission List
This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into Sokoto State University for 2015/2016 academic session that the first batch admission list of successful candidates who have been offered provisional admission into various degree programmes of the Sokoto State University for the 2015/2016 academic session has been release.
PROCEDURE FOR ACCESSING SOKOTO STATE UNIVERSITY 2015/2016 ADMISSION LIST
1.Candidates can check their admission status via this link: http://www:ssu.edu.ng/postutme /index.php
2.Enter your UTME Reg Number
3.Click on “Check Result” to access your admission status
Congratulation to all successful candidates.
PROCEDURE FOR ACCESSING SOKOTO STATE UNIVERSITY 2015/2016 ADMISSION LIST
1.Candidates can check their admission status via this link: http://www:ssu.edu.ng/postutme /index.php
2.Enter your UTME Reg Number
3.Click on “Check Result” to access your admission status
Congratulation to all successful candidates.
KSU Release 2015/2016 Departmental Cut-off Marks
The management of Kogi State University (KSU) has released the departmental admission cut-off marks for the 2015/2016 Academic session.
Faculty of Agriculture
Agriculture (40%)
Food science (40%)
Home Science (40%)
Fishery & Aquaculture (40%)
Faculty of Arts & Humanities
Arabic Language & Literature (40%)
English & Literal studies (45%)
History & International Studies (48%)
Islamic Studies (40%)
Philosophy & Religious Studies (40%)
Theatre Arts (45%)
Faculty of Education
All departments in the faculty of education (40%)
Faculty of Law
Common Law (58%)
Faculty of Medicine
Medicine (59%)
Faculty of Management
Accounting (50%)
Banking & Finance (47%)
Business Administration (47%)
Public Administration (44%)
Faculty of Natural Sciences
Biochemistry (50%)
Microbiology (50%)
Biological Sciences (43%)
Chemistry (40%)
Geology (44%)
Physics (40%)
Mathematics (40%)
Computer Sciences (48%)
Industrial Chemistry (40%)
Faculty of Social Sciences
Economics (46%)
Mass Communication (53%)
Political Science (46%)
Sociology (45%)
Geography & Planning (42%)
Faculty of Agriculture
Agriculture (40%)
Food science (40%)
Home Science (40%)
Fishery & Aquaculture (40%)
Faculty of Arts & Humanities
Arabic Language & Literature (40%)
English & Literal studies (45%)
History & International Studies (48%)
Islamic Studies (40%)
Philosophy & Religious Studies (40%)
Theatre Arts (45%)
Faculty of Education
All departments in the faculty of education (40%)
Faculty of Law
Common Law (58%)
Faculty of Medicine
Medicine (59%)
Faculty of Management
Accounting (50%)
Banking & Finance (47%)
Business Administration (47%)
Public Administration (44%)
Faculty of Natural Sciences
Biochemistry (50%)
Microbiology (50%)
Biological Sciences (43%)
Chemistry (40%)
Geology (44%)
Physics (40%)
Mathematics (40%)
Computer Sciences (48%)
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Faculty of Social Sciences
Economics (46%)
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Sociology (45%)
Geography & Planning (42%)
LASPOTECH Release 2015/2016 Admission List
hThis is to inform all candidates who duly registered and participated in the Lagos State Polytechnic (LASPOTECH) 2015/2016 Post-UTME screening exercise that 1st batch admission list of successful candidates who have been offered provisional admission into the Lagos State Polytechnic for the 2015/2016 academic session has been release.
The list as gathered by liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine has been pasted on the school admission notice board.
The list has also been uploaded on the school portal.
Candidates can now check admission status by following procedure below;
PROCEDURE FOR ACCESSING LASPOTECH 2015/2016 ADMISSION LIST
1.Candidates should visit; https://www:admission.mylaspotech. edu.ng /Login?ReturnUrl=%2fGuest
2.In the landing page, Enter your username and password in the spaces provided
3.Click on the “Login” button to access your admission status.
The list as gathered by liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine has been pasted on the school admission notice board.
The list has also been uploaded on the school portal.
Candidates can now check admission status by following procedure below;
PROCEDURE FOR ACCESSING LASPOTECH 2015/2016 ADMISSION LIST
1.Candidates should visit; https://www:admission.mylaspotech. edu.ng /Login?ReturnUrl=%2fGuest
2.In the landing page, Enter your username and password in the spaces provided
3.Click on the “Login” button to access your admission status.
University EducationJonathan's TETFund saved Nigeria from'brain evacuation'— Bogoro
Nigerian would have lost all the best brains to foreign countries if theTertiary Education Trust Fund(TETFund) had not been formed as an intervention agency by the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan.
The Executive Secretary of TETFund, ProfessorSuleiman Bogoro, said this during an interview withDaily Trustin Abuja.
According to him, strikes by theAcademic Staff Union of Universities(ASUU) led to the Fund's establishment, and better fortunes for education at the tertiary level.
"If the early ASUU strikes had not led to the establishment of TETFund and improved salary structure for lecturers, like someone said, there would not be brain drain, but brain evacuation," Bogoro said. "Nobody that sees himself, as an intellectual would have wanted to teach in Nigerian universities.
Bogoro said the Fund made the Nigerian institutions attractive enough to keep the best brains interested. "As a result of the sustained intervention and improved funding in our tertiary institutions, today we can afford to keep first class graduates in the system.
"Ten to 15 years ago, our first class graduates in courses like mechanical engineering, medicine would prefer to go into banking than teach.
"These were terribly negative signals that TETFund has helped nip in the bud."
He added that the Fund has over the years helped in training academic staff in the institutions.
“We have done a lot also in the area of academic staff development, by sending out this class of people to different universities within the country and abroad including Ivy League institutions, to better their lot, by acquiring masters and doctorate."
TETFund was formed in 2011 under the TETFund ACT, 2011, charged with the responsibility for managing, disbursing and monitoring the education tax to public tertiary institutions in Nigeria.
The Executive Secretary of TETFund, ProfessorSuleiman Bogoro, said this during an interview withDaily Trustin Abuja.
According to him, strikes by theAcademic Staff Union of Universities(ASUU) led to the Fund's establishment, and better fortunes for education at the tertiary level.
"If the early ASUU strikes had not led to the establishment of TETFund and improved salary structure for lecturers, like someone said, there would not be brain drain, but brain evacuation," Bogoro said. "Nobody that sees himself, as an intellectual would have wanted to teach in Nigerian universities.
Bogoro said the Fund made the Nigerian institutions attractive enough to keep the best brains interested. "As a result of the sustained intervention and improved funding in our tertiary institutions, today we can afford to keep first class graduates in the system.
"Ten to 15 years ago, our first class graduates in courses like mechanical engineering, medicine would prefer to go into banking than teach.
"These were terribly negative signals that TETFund has helped nip in the bud."
He added that the Fund has over the years helped in training academic staff in the institutions.
“We have done a lot also in the area of academic staff development, by sending out this class of people to different universities within the country and abroad including Ivy League institutions, to better their lot, by acquiring masters and doctorate."
TETFund was formed in 2011 under the TETFund ACT, 2011, charged with the responsibility for managing, disbursing and monitoring the education tax to public tertiary institutions in Nigeria.
Free Education In Nigeria Buhari may forget his campaign promise — APC lawmaker
There's a place where these two agree on one thing. That place doesn't exist. (Premium Times)
President Goodluck Jonathan and President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari (USA Africa)
Muhammadu Buhari (Nigerian News Service)
Muhammadu Buhari (theheraldng)
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A lawmaker representing Kazaure Federal constituency at the House of Representatives,Mohammed Gudaji, has said President Muhammadu Buhari may forget that he promised to provide free education to Nigerians.
Speaking in Dutse, Gudaji said he felt the need, as a lawmaker and member of theAll Progressives Congress(APC), to remind the President of what he said during his campaign.
According to him Buhari's many engagement may cause him to forget, hence the need for a reminder.
"As you might be aware, things will be too much on our President as such he may likely forget with this vital promise he made of providing free education if voted into power," Gudaji said.
"There is urgent need to alert him so that parents will stop taking their children to private schools and end up paying exorbitant amount as school fees of their wards."
The lawmaker noted that free education would be a relief to parents because the cost of private education is very high
He however urged Nigerians to be patient for the expected change to happen.
It will be recalled that Nigeria's First Lady,Aisha Buhari, said education is the main focus of her husband’s government
President Goodluck Jonathan and President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari (USA Africa)
Muhammadu Buhari (Nigerian News Service)
Muhammadu Buhari (theheraldng)
NextPrevious
A lawmaker representing Kazaure Federal constituency at the House of Representatives,Mohammed Gudaji, has said President Muhammadu Buhari may forget that he promised to provide free education to Nigerians.
Speaking in Dutse, Gudaji said he felt the need, as a lawmaker and member of theAll Progressives Congress(APC), to remind the President of what he said during his campaign.
According to him Buhari's many engagement may cause him to forget, hence the need for a reminder.
"As you might be aware, things will be too much on our President as such he may likely forget with this vital promise he made of providing free education if voted into power," Gudaji said.
"There is urgent need to alert him so that parents will stop taking their children to private schools and end up paying exorbitant amount as school fees of their wards."
The lawmaker noted that free education would be a relief to parents because the cost of private education is very high
He however urged Nigerians to be patient for the expected change to happen.
It will be recalled that Nigeria's First Lady,Aisha Buhari, said education is the main focus of her husband’s government
Thursday, 15 October 2015
Treasury Single Account ASUU questions Buhari's TSA policy, warns of implications
TheAcademic Staff Union of Universities(ASUU) has criticized PresidentMuhammadu Buhari's Treasury Single Account (TSA) policy, barely a month after theAcademic Staff Union of Polytechnics(ASUP) expressed similar concerns.
According to ASUU, the TSA could constitute bottlenecks in the smooth running of the Nigerian University System if hurriedly implemented.
President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Nasir Isah Faggae (Edu Wheel)
Speaking during the National Executive Council (NEC) Meeting of the union held in Owerri, ASUU National President, Dr.Nasir Isa Fagge, said the Federal Government must deliberate over the policy with university representatives to make is workable.
The TSA, introduced to block financial leakages and prevent mismanagement of government's revenue, unifies all government accounts through a single treasury account, enabling it to prevent revenue loss and mismanagement by revenue-generating agencies.
"There is no way any university can operate freely without having financial autonomy and the union will fight against any plans to deny us such,’’Fagge said.
He explained that the autonomy enables universities to make long and short term plans and taking it away will have consequences.
It will be recalled that, in mid-September, ASUP National President, ComradeChibuzo Asomugha, had advised Buhari to provide a special consideration for educational institutions in the country as regards the TSA.
According to ASUU, the TSA could constitute bottlenecks in the smooth running of the Nigerian University System if hurriedly implemented.
President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Nasir Isah Faggae (Edu Wheel)
Speaking during the National Executive Council (NEC) Meeting of the union held in Owerri, ASUU National President, Dr.Nasir Isa Fagge, said the Federal Government must deliberate over the policy with university representatives to make is workable.
The TSA, introduced to block financial leakages and prevent mismanagement of government's revenue, unifies all government accounts through a single treasury account, enabling it to prevent revenue loss and mismanagement by revenue-generating agencies.
"There is no way any university can operate freely without having financial autonomy and the union will fight against any plans to deny us such,’’Fagge said.
He explained that the autonomy enables universities to make long and short term plans and taking it away will have consequences.
It will be recalled that, in mid-September, ASUP National President, ComradeChibuzo Asomugha, had advised Buhari to provide a special consideration for educational institutions in the country as regards the TSA.
Wednesday, 14 October 2015
University of Ilorin UNILORIN's admission process is not discriminatory — VC
The University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) has dismissed insinuations that it discriminates in its admission process in favour of people from Kwara state, adding that it does not discriminate Nigerians from any part of the country.
TheUniversity of Ilorin(UNILORIN) has dismissed insinuations that it discriminates in its admission process in favour of people from Kwara state.
Speaking withDaily Trust, the Vice Chancellor of the University, ProfessorAbdulganiyu Ambali, said the intuition does not discriminate Nigerians from any part of the country.
Ambali said the regulations laid out by theJoint Admissions Matriculations Board(JAMB-) are strictly followed.
"It is an insinuation that we have to really educate ourselves on because the University of Ilorin is a federal government institution that has the rules and regulations governing admission by JAMB and we make sure that at faculty level, those that are going to implement that adhere strictly to the JAMB rules and regulations,"he said.
"There is equal opportunity for everybody irrespective of where they come from.
"In fact, the University of Ilorin is one of the few universities that pride themselves of having representation from all the states of the federation in terms of employment or admission."
Ambali explained that the guidelines are followed strictly in line with Federal character, even where it leaves some qualified candidates out.
"For example, our admission quota for Medicine is just 150 candidates for a whole class and when you share that among the 36 states each state gets probably five or four and when we have 10 people with 230 which is our minimum for medicine, the college will then take the best four among the 10.
"The college may take somebody with 230 from Osun and leave somebody with 236 from Oyo because there are other candidates who scored higher than that from Oyo."
"JAMB says if the quota is not followed accordingly, we will end up training doctors only from one state and before you realize it, the country will not be stable because you have greater manpower from one state of the federation than the others."
UNILORIN is one of the universities that receive very high number of applications.
Recently, Ambali said only 7,800 of the 65,000 candidates that sat for its Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) will be admitted for the 2015/2016 session.
No UNIZIK 2015/2016 2nd Admission List, Says School Authority
Authorities of Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) wish to inform members of the public, especially all UTME candidates who applied for admission into the institution for the 2015/2016 academic and did not see their names in the 1st batch/merit admission list that the institution will not release any general second list.
The Director of Information and Public Relations, Dr. Emmanuel Ojukwu who made this assertion, disclosed that the only pending list now is for Pre-science, affiliate institutions and Direct entry candidates.
He stated that there are fraudsters who are currently collecting some money from candidates promising them admission in the second list adding that it is criminal as there is nothing like that.
The PRO advised candidates to be properly guided as money lost as a result of payment to anyone, is such a person’s liability.
He urged candidates to report any staff of the University who extorts money from them for admission purposes atinfo@ unizik.edu.ng ordir_ipr@ unizik.edu.ng.
The Director of Information and Public Relations, Dr. Emmanuel Ojukwu who made this assertion, disclosed that the only pending list now is for Pre-science, affiliate institutions and Direct entry candidates.
He stated that there are fraudsters who are currently collecting some money from candidates promising them admission in the second list adding that it is criminal as there is nothing like that.
The PRO advised candidates to be properly guided as money lost as a result of payment to anyone, is such a person’s liability.
He urged candidates to report any staff of the University who extorts money from them for admission purposes atinfo@ unizik.edu.ng ordir_ipr@ unizik.edu.ng.
UNILORIN At 40 University of Ilorin “needs more money” — VC
The Vice Chancellor of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN), Professor Abdulganiyu Ambali, has said the institution is in need of funds to execute important projects as it celebrates its 40th anniversary this month.
In an interview withDaily Trust, the Vice Chancellor said the university has a number of important projects it needs to execute.
"The university needs more money," Ambali said.
Vice Chancellor of UNILORIN, Professor Abdulganiyu Ambali (UNILORIN)
"I think that is the usual thing because we
have, in our plans, a few projects that we need to execute.
"For instance, we want a self-sell laboratory which costs some money because self-sell research is the state of the art research that needs a separate infrastructure, as well as the equipment to drive it."
He noted that the institution plans to be more financially stable and relevant to society in the coming years.
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ilorin, Prof. AmbdulGaniyu Ambali
"I foresee a more buoyant University of Ilorin in a few years to come; a university that would be able to make more impact in the society and make more money for itself."
UNILORIN, located in the ancient city of Ilorin, capital of Kwara State, was established in 1975 as a University College affiliated to the University of Ibadan (UI).
National Youth Service Corps 30-yr-olds, part-time students eligible for exemption, exclusion certificate — NYSC
Nigerians who are over 30 years old when they graduate from the university are eligible for exemption certificates, theNational Youth Service Corps(NYSC) has said.
The Director, Press and Public Relations of the NYSC,Bose Aderibigbe, said this while speaking in Abuja on Tuesday at the unveiling of new certificates of national service.
Aderibigbe also stated revealed that students of non-regular institutions will be issued exclusion certificates.
"Those who qualify for the certificate of exemption are graduates who are above 30 years at the time of graduation or recipients of the National Presidential Honours Award," she said.
Director, Press and Public Relations, Mrs Bose Aderibigbeof the NYSC, Bose Aderibigbe (Premium Times)
“Persons who have joined the Armed Forces, Police, National Intelligence Agency (NIA) and the Department of State Security (DSS) are also issued certificates of exemption."
Letters of exclusion are issued to part-time and distance learning students and those who have not been able to pass through the normal university or polytechnic system.”
9ja School Gist gathered that the new certificates of national service has advanced security features and the passports of corps members.
The Director, Press and Public Relations of the NYSC,Bose Aderibigbe, said this while speaking in Abuja on Tuesday at the unveiling of new certificates of national service.
Aderibigbe also stated revealed that students of non-regular institutions will be issued exclusion certificates.
"Those who qualify for the certificate of exemption are graduates who are above 30 years at the time of graduation or recipients of the National Presidential Honours Award," she said.
Director, Press and Public Relations, Mrs Bose Aderibigbeof the NYSC, Bose Aderibigbe (Premium Times)
“Persons who have joined the Armed Forces, Police, National Intelligence Agency (NIA) and the Department of State Security (DSS) are also issued certificates of exemption."
Letters of exclusion are issued to part-time and distance learning students and those who have not been able to pass through the normal university or polytechnic system.”
9ja School Gist gathered that the new certificates of national service has advanced security features and the passports of corps members.
National Youth Service Corps 30-yr-olds, part-time students eligible for exemption, exclusion certificate — NYSC
Nigerians who are over 30 years old when they graduate from the university are eligible for exemption certificates, theNational Youth Service Corps(NYSC) has said.
The Director, Press and Public Relations of the NYSC,Bose Aderibigbe, said this while speaking in Abuja on Tuesday at the unveiling of new certificates of national service.
Aderibigbe also stated revealed that students of non-regular institutions will be issued exclusion certificates.
"Those who qualify for the certificate of exemption are graduates who are above 30 years at the time of graduation or recipients of the National Presidential Honours Award," she said.
Director, Press and Public Relations, Mrs Bose Aderibigbeof the NYSC, Bose Aderibigbe (Premium Times)
“Persons who have joined the Armed Forces, Police, National Intelligence Agency (NIA) and the Department of State Security (DSS) are also issued certificates of exemption."
Letters of exclusion are issued to part-time and distance learning students and those who have not been able to pass through the normal university or polytechnic system.”
9ja School Gist gathered that the new certificates of national service has advanced security features and the passports of corps members.
The Director, Press and Public Relations of the NYSC,Bose Aderibigbe, said this while speaking in Abuja on Tuesday at the unveiling of new certificates of national service.
Aderibigbe also stated revealed that students of non-regular institutions will be issued exclusion certificates.
"Those who qualify for the certificate of exemption are graduates who are above 30 years at the time of graduation or recipients of the National Presidential Honours Award," she said.
Director, Press and Public Relations, Mrs Bose Aderibigbeof the NYSC, Bose Aderibigbe (Premium Times)
“Persons who have joined the Armed Forces, Police, National Intelligence Agency (NIA) and the Department of State Security (DSS) are also issued certificates of exemption."
Letters of exclusion are issued to part-time and distance learning students and those who have not been able to pass through the normal university or polytechnic system.”
9ja School Gist gathered that the new certificates of national service has advanced security features and the passports of corps members.
Fed Poly, Nasarawa Release 2015/2016 Admission List
This is to inform all the candidates who duly registered and participated in the Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa 2015/2016 Post-UTME and HND full-time entry screening test that the admission List of successful candidates who have been offered provisional admission into the Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa for the 2015/2016 academic has been release.
liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine learnt that candidates can also check their status from their various departments.
PROCEDURE FOR ACCESSING FED POLY NASARAWA 2015/2016 ADMISSION LIST
1.Candidates can access their admission status on the school portal by clicking on the following link; http://www.fedpolynas.edu.ng/portal/.
2. On the landing page, click on admission status
3. On the page that pop-up, enter your Application Number.
4. Click on the “LOGIN” button to access your admission status
This is following the publication of the admission Merit List on the school’s Notice Board by the assigned admission committee.
Registration shall commence immediately to last for 14 days – where after, the late registering students shall be charged to pay extra as penalty before they will be considered to continue in the flow of the registration exercise.
Candidates are requested to check online and make hard-copy print-out of admission notification slips – attached with their credentials for screening.
Candidates are required to proceed and make payments of their Registration Fees from any commercial Bank via the e-tranzact payment platform only.
Candidates are requested to carefully note that other unauthorized payment outlets may surface claiming same responsibility. Payment shall only be allowed through e-tranzact Only.
Congratulation to all admitted students.
liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine learnt that candidates can also check their status from their various departments.
PROCEDURE FOR ACCESSING FED POLY NASARAWA 2015/2016 ADMISSION LIST
1.Candidates can access their admission status on the school portal by clicking on the following link; http://www.fedpolynas.edu.ng/portal/.
2. On the landing page, click on admission status
3. On the page that pop-up, enter your Application Number.
4. Click on the “LOGIN” button to access your admission status
This is following the publication of the admission Merit List on the school’s Notice Board by the assigned admission committee.
Registration shall commence immediately to last for 14 days – where after, the late registering students shall be charged to pay extra as penalty before they will be considered to continue in the flow of the registration exercise.
Candidates are requested to check online and make hard-copy print-out of admission notification slips – attached with their credentials for screening.
Candidates are required to proceed and make payments of their Registration Fees from any commercial Bank via the e-tranzact payment platform only.
Candidates are requested to carefully note that other unauthorized payment outlets may surface claiming same responsibility. Payment shall only be allowed through e-tranzact Only.
Congratulation to all admitted students.
Fed Poly, Offa Release 2015/2016 ND Full-Time Admission List
This is to inform all candidates who duly registered and participated in the Federal Polytechnic Offa 2015/2016 Post-UTME screening exercise that the admission list of candidates who have been offered provisional into the Full-Time National Diploma (ND) programmes of the Institution for the 2015/2016 academic session has been release.
The Federal Polytechnic Offa 2015/2016 ND Full Time admission list has been fully upload on the school portal. Candidates can check their admission status by following the procedure as projected below;
PROCEDURE FOR ACCESSING Federal Polytechnic Offa 2015/2016 ND Full Time ADMISSION LIST
1.Candidates should visit; http://www.portal.fpo.edu.ng /Default.aspx?tabid=162
2.Enter your application Number
3.Click on “CONTINUE”button to access your admission status
Congratulation to all successful candidates.
The Federal Polytechnic Offa 2015/2016 ND Full Time admission list has been fully upload on the school portal. Candidates can check their admission status by following the procedure as projected below;
PROCEDURE FOR ACCESSING Federal Polytechnic Offa 2015/2016 ND Full Time ADMISSION LIST
1.Candidates should visit; http://www.portal.fpo.edu.ng /Default.aspx?tabid=162
2.Enter your application Number
3.Click on “CONTINUE”button to access your admission status
Congratulation to all successful candidates.
Beware Of Fraudsters! DELSU Warns Students
This is to inform staff, students and other members of the University Community that information at the disposal of the University Management indicates that some faceless individuals are using the name of the University to defraud some unsuspecting students of the University over scores upgrading.
These students have been asked to pay the sum of N5,500 as follows: Name of Account: Pharm. Ojo T. Odemwingie ,Acct. No.: 3091802315, Bank: First Bank PLC, The fraudsters also claim that only those who pay the above sum and submit their tellers would have their scores upgraded.For the avoidance of doubt and to set the record straight, the University Management has no connection with such arrangement and has not directed any group of students to make any form of payment in respect of scores upgrading. Accordingly, all students are advised to disregard such information and should not in any guise part with any amount to these fraudsters.
The University Management has directed the security personnel to investigate and ensure that all those behind this show of shame are brought to book. Please be guided!
These students have been asked to pay the sum of N5,500 as follows: Name of Account: Pharm. Ojo T. Odemwingie ,Acct. No.: 3091802315, Bank: First Bank PLC, The fraudsters also claim that only those who pay the above sum and submit their tellers would have their scores upgraded.For the avoidance of doubt and to set the record straight, the University Management has no connection with such arrangement and has not directed any group of students to make any form of payment in respect of scores upgrading. Accordingly, all students are advised to disregard such information and should not in any guise part with any amount to these fraudsters.
The University Management has directed the security personnel to investigate and ensure that all those behind this show of shame are brought to book. Please be guided!
LASU Re-Opens Students’ Registration Portal For 2014/2015 Rain Semester
The University Management at its meeting of Wednesday, 7th October, 2015, magnanimously approved the re-opening of the students’ registration portal for the Rain Semester of the 2014/2015 Academic Session. The students’ registration portal will be re-opened from Monday, 12th October-Wednesday, 14th October, 2015.
The University Management re-opened the portal on compassionate ground after taking into consideration requests and appeals by the students.
Management thereby directs students who have not completed their online course registration to avail themselves of this opportunity, as there will be no further extension after the expiration of the approved duration.
It will be recalled that the students resumed for the Rain Semester of the 2014/2015 Academic Session on Monday, 31st August 2015, while registration portal had earlier been opened on Monday, 7th September, 2015 and closed on Monday, 21st September, 2015.
The University Management re-opened the portal on compassionate ground after taking into consideration requests and appeals by the students.
Management thereby directs students who have not completed their online course registration to avail themselves of this opportunity, as there will be no further extension after the expiration of the approved duration.
It will be recalled that the students resumed for the Rain Semester of the 2014/2015 Academic Session on Monday, 31st August 2015, while registration portal had earlier been opened on Monday, 7th September, 2015 and closed on Monday, 21st September, 2015.
Tuesday, 13 October 2015
Auchi Polytechnic Release 2015/2016 HND Admission List
Auchi Polytechnic Release 2015/2016 HND Admission List. This is to inform all candidates who duly registered and participated in the Auchi Polytechnic 2015/2016 Post-UTME screening exercise that the 1st batch admission list of candidates who have been offered provisional into the Full-Time Higer National Diploma (HND) programmes of the Institution for the 2015/2016 academic session has been release.
The Auchi Polytechnic 2015/2016 HND Full-Time admission list has been fully uploaded on the school portal.
PROCEDURE FOR ACCESSING AUCHI POLYTECHNIC HND 2015/2016 ADMISSION LIST
1.Candidates should visit; http://www.auchipoly-online.com /admissionlistcriteria.php
2.Select your programme of study
3.Department
4.Course of Study
5. Click on “Check Admission Status” to access your admission list
The Auchi Polytechnic 2015/2016 HND Full-Time admission list has been fully uploaded on the school portal.
PROCEDURE FOR ACCESSING AUCHI POLYTECHNIC HND 2015/2016 ADMISSION LIST
1.Candidates should visit; http://www.auchipoly-online.com /admissionlistcriteria.php
2.Select your programme of study
3.Department
4.Course of Study
5. Click on “Check Admission Status” to access your admission list
FG Release New NYSC Certificates (Photo)
The Federal government on Tuesday, unveiled new National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) certificates to be issued to corps members at the conclusion of the mandatory one year service to their fatherland. Speaking at the unveiling ceremony in Abuja, the Director General of the NYSC, Brig-Gen. Johnson Olawumi said the scheme took the step to wage war against forgery and impersonation.
The DG, represented by the Acting Director of Certification, Alhaji Aliu Daura, explained that the new certificate would be embossed with the carrier’s photograph in line with the global best practices. According to Olawumi, the issuance of the new NYSC certificate would take effect from Batch ‘C’ 2014, who will be passing out on 15 October.
“In our concerted effort to make the operation of the NYSC conform with global best practices, the scheme engaged in the holistic e-nysc solution with effect from Batch ‘C’ 2014 where prospective members register online before proceeding to the orientation camp. This resulted in the enhancement of issuance of NYSC certificates namely; Certificate of National Service, Certificate of Exemption and Letter of Exclusion.
“With effect from Batch ‘C’ 2014, all certificate of National Service bear passport photograph of the corps members at the upper right hand corner of the certificate. “This is to guarantee the security of our certificates from forgery and to block all chances of impersonation. Therefore batch ‘C’ 2014 corps members, who are due to pass-out on 15 October, 2015 will have their certificates embossed with their photograph,” he clarified.
Shielding more light on the categories of the NYSC certificates, the Director of Press, Mrs Abosede Aderibigbe said Certificate of Exemption is issued to a Full-time graduate, who is above the age of 30 at the time of graduation or such corps member is a staff of security agencies like Armed Forces, Nigeria Police, Department of State Security, National Intelligence Agency (NIA) and Recipients of National Presidential Honours Award.
For Letter of Exclusion, Aderibigbe further said that it was designed to take care of corps population, who are graduates of Part-time, Distance Learning and Sandwich programmes, adding that issuance of letter of exclusion commenced in 2001, and that, they would be able to register and print their letters on line. She noted that the scheme had gone digital, therefore verification of NYSC certificate could now be done electronically.
The DG, represented by the Acting Director of Certification, Alhaji Aliu Daura, explained that the new certificate would be embossed with the carrier’s photograph in line with the global best practices. According to Olawumi, the issuance of the new NYSC certificate would take effect from Batch ‘C’ 2014, who will be passing out on 15 October.
“In our concerted effort to make the operation of the NYSC conform with global best practices, the scheme engaged in the holistic e-nysc solution with effect from Batch ‘C’ 2014 where prospective members register online before proceeding to the orientation camp. This resulted in the enhancement of issuance of NYSC certificates namely; Certificate of National Service, Certificate of Exemption and Letter of Exclusion.
“With effect from Batch ‘C’ 2014, all certificate of National Service bear passport photograph of the corps members at the upper right hand corner of the certificate. “This is to guarantee the security of our certificates from forgery and to block all chances of impersonation. Therefore batch ‘C’ 2014 corps members, who are due to pass-out on 15 October, 2015 will have their certificates embossed with their photograph,” he clarified.
Shielding more light on the categories of the NYSC certificates, the Director of Press, Mrs Abosede Aderibigbe said Certificate of Exemption is issued to a Full-time graduate, who is above the age of 30 at the time of graduation or such corps member is a staff of security agencies like Armed Forces, Nigeria Police, Department of State Security, National Intelligence Agency (NIA) and Recipients of National Presidential Honours Award.
For Letter of Exclusion, Aderibigbe further said that it was designed to take care of corps population, who are graduates of Part-time, Distance Learning and Sandwich programmes, adding that issuance of letter of exclusion commenced in 2001, and that, they would be able to register and print their letters on line. She noted that the scheme had gone digital, therefore verification of NYSC certificate could now be done electronically.
Monday, 12 October 2015
Federal Polytechnic, Ado Ekiti 5,000 students to miss out as Ado Poly offers 2000 slots
About 5000 of the 7000 prospective students who sat for the post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination(P-UTME) of theFederal Polytechnic, Ado Ekiti, will not be admitted.
The Rector of the polytechnic, DrTheresa Akande, a statement by the institution’s spokesman, Prince Ade Adeyemi-Adejolu, said the institution has only the capacity to admit 2,000 of the applicants for its National Diploma (ND) program.
She said this in view of its carrying capacity as allotted by theNational Board for Technical Education(NBTE).
The Rector said all is being done to ensure a smooth conclusion of admission processes towards the commencement of the 2015/2016 session.
9ja School Gist gathered that 2015 Post-UTME test was held from Monday the 5th and Friday 9th of October.
Giving the low admission figures, applicants often jostle for slots, sometimes resorting to bribing officials to influence the process.
Last year, during the institution’s admission process, Akande had warned applicants to shun admission agents or 'face the wrath of the law'.
620,000 children out of school in Katsina - UNICEF
UNICEFsays the household mapping conducted inKatsinaState indicated that no fewer than 620,000 children were out of school.
The UNICEF State Coordinator, MrShehu Mohammad, made this known at the launch of the 2015Enrolment Drive CampaigninKankia, Katsina State.
Mohammad, who said that girls recorded 55 per cent out of the number, attributed the development to the negative perception of formal education.
He also hinged the development on the value placed on girl-child education in the northern part of the country.
The coordinator further revealed that a report published in 2012 showed that about 8.7 million of primary school age children were out of school inNigeria.
He added that 74 per cent of them never entered school while five per cent were classified as dropouts.
Mohammad said UNICEF adopted the enrolment campaign as one of the key intervention initiatives under the Girls Education Project 3 (GEP3).
According to him, the project targets enrolment of additional one million girls in five northern states.
In his remarks, Gov.Aminu Masaristressed the importance of girl-child education, pledging that his administration would continue to accord education top priority due to its importance in nation building.
Masari called on people of the state to enrol their children in schools, pointing out that the government had already designed policies to develop the education sector.
Also speaking, the Emir of Katsina, AlhajiAbdulmumini Kabir, called on parents to enrol their children in schools.
The emir directed traditional rulers in the state to continue to partner with other stakeholders to improve the education sector.
He urged district and village heads in the state to embark on inspection visits to schools in their domains.
Kabir, however, lamented the dearth of qualified teachers, saying that the development was affecting the education sector negatively
The UNICEF State Coordinator, MrShehu Mohammad, made this known at the launch of the 2015Enrolment Drive CampaigninKankia, Katsina State.
Mohammad, who said that girls recorded 55 per cent out of the number, attributed the development to the negative perception of formal education.
He also hinged the development on the value placed on girl-child education in the northern part of the country.
The coordinator further revealed that a report published in 2012 showed that about 8.7 million of primary school age children were out of school inNigeria.
He added that 74 per cent of them never entered school while five per cent were classified as dropouts.
Mohammad said UNICEF adopted the enrolment campaign as one of the key intervention initiatives under the Girls Education Project 3 (GEP3).
According to him, the project targets enrolment of additional one million girls in five northern states.
In his remarks, Gov.Aminu Masaristressed the importance of girl-child education, pledging that his administration would continue to accord education top priority due to its importance in nation building.
Masari called on people of the state to enrol their children in schools, pointing out that the government had already designed policies to develop the education sector.
Also speaking, the Emir of Katsina, AlhajiAbdulmumini Kabir, called on parents to enrol their children in schools.
The emir directed traditional rulers in the state to continue to partner with other stakeholders to improve the education sector.
He urged district and village heads in the state to embark on inspection visits to schools in their domains.
Kabir, however, lamented the dearth of qualified teachers, saying that the development was affecting the education sector negatively
Rufus Giwa Polytechnic RUGIPO Rector faces jail for refusing to reinstate sacked staff
A contempt of court suit has been filed against the acting Rector of theRufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo (RUGIPO), Ondo State, Engr.Boniface Ologunagba.
Workers of the polytechnic filed a suit through their lawyer, Mr.Femi Falana(SAN), at the Industrial Court sitting in the Ondo state capital, Akure, over Ologunagba's alleged refusal to comply with court judgement ordering him to reinstate some members of staff who were sacked by the management of the Polytechnic in January 2013.
Rector of the Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo (RUGIPO), Ondo State, Engr. Boniface Ologunagba (RUGIPO)
According to aThe Nationreport, they want "an order committing the rector of RUGIPO to prison for failure to obey the judgement of this honourable Industrial Court delivered on September 30, 2014."
The disengaged workers comprise 22 non-teaching and 10 teaching staff who were relieved of their duties on the excuse of ongoing reconstruction at the school.
But, following the appeal of a ruling by Industrial Court delivered on September 30, 2014 and returning 15 of the staff on the ground that they were wrongly sacked, the Appeal Court sitting in Akure on June 26, 2015, upheld the reinstatement of the 15.
But the Rector had allegedly being avoiding being served the court process so as to avoid obeying the ruling that the workers sho9uld be reinstated.
He was however accosted by a court bailiff, who was accompanied by armed policemen, and served the court processes, about two weeks ago at Ogbese town in Akure North LGA.
Workers of the polytechnic filed a suit through their lawyer, Mr.Femi Falana(SAN), at the Industrial Court sitting in the Ondo state capital, Akure, over Ologunagba's alleged refusal to comply with court judgement ordering him to reinstate some members of staff who were sacked by the management of the Polytechnic in January 2013.
Rector of the Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo (RUGIPO), Ondo State, Engr. Boniface Ologunagba (RUGIPO)
According to aThe Nationreport, they want "an order committing the rector of RUGIPO to prison for failure to obey the judgement of this honourable Industrial Court delivered on September 30, 2014."
The disengaged workers comprise 22 non-teaching and 10 teaching staff who were relieved of their duties on the excuse of ongoing reconstruction at the school.
But, following the appeal of a ruling by Industrial Court delivered on September 30, 2014 and returning 15 of the staff on the ground that they were wrongly sacked, the Appeal Court sitting in Akure on June 26, 2015, upheld the reinstatement of the 15.
But the Rector had allegedly being avoiding being served the court process so as to avoid obeying the ruling that the workers sho9uld be reinstated.
He was however accosted by a court bailiff, who was accompanied by armed policemen, and served the court processes, about two weeks ago at Ogbese town in Akure North LGA.
KWAM 1 Fuji maestro in police net over shooting of female OOU student
Popular Fuji musician, AlhajiWasiu Ayinde Anifowose, has been questioned by Ogun state police following the shooting of a female student of theOlabisi Onabanjo University(OOU),Ago Iwoye, Kofoworola Azeez, at his show.
Kofoworola was on Sunday shot by an aide of the singer, who is popularly known asKWAM 1, during a musical show at the popular Limelite Hotel in Ago Iwoye,PM Newsreports.
The show, organized as part of the Ago-Iwoye Day celebration, ended due to the chaos that followed the shooting.
Spokesman of the state policers commend, Deputy Superintendent of Police, DSPOlumuyiwa Adejobi, said KWAM 1, who left the scene with his team after the shooting, was invited for question on orders of the State Commissioner of Police, CPAbdulmajid Ali.
Olabisi Onabanjo University (theeagleonline)
“Before the policemen got to the scene, the musician and his team had left the place,” he said.
"The Commissioner of Police has instructed that KWAM1 should be invited and he has been invited to tell the Police how it all happened and who among his band members pulled the trigger.
“We are expecting him to come and give us the account of everything that happened so as to assist us in our investigation.
"He is expected to come with his band boy that fired the gun."
Adejobi said the victim is being treated after she was taken to the hospital by officers.
“We got the report of the incident and we have taken the victim to the hospital,"
"The bullet has been removed from the victim’s body."
KWAM1
9ja school Gist gathered that Kofoworola was hit in the buttock by the bullet which entered through the rear door of the car she was sitting in.
She is reportedly responding to treatment at the General Hospital, Ijebu-Ode.
Kofoworola was on Sunday shot by an aide of the singer, who is popularly known asKWAM 1, during a musical show at the popular Limelite Hotel in Ago Iwoye,PM Newsreports.
The show, organized as part of the Ago-Iwoye Day celebration, ended due to the chaos that followed the shooting.
Spokesman of the state policers commend, Deputy Superintendent of Police, DSPOlumuyiwa Adejobi, said KWAM 1, who left the scene with his team after the shooting, was invited for question on orders of the State Commissioner of Police, CPAbdulmajid Ali.
Olabisi Onabanjo University (theeagleonline)
“Before the policemen got to the scene, the musician and his team had left the place,” he said.
"The Commissioner of Police has instructed that KWAM1 should be invited and he has been invited to tell the Police how it all happened and who among his band members pulled the trigger.
“We are expecting him to come and give us the account of everything that happened so as to assist us in our investigation.
"He is expected to come with his band boy that fired the gun."
Adejobi said the victim is being treated after she was taken to the hospital by officers.
“We got the report of the incident and we have taken the victim to the hospital,"
"The bullet has been removed from the victim’s body."
KWAM1
9ja school Gist gathered that Kofoworola was hit in the buttock by the bullet which entered through the rear door of the car she was sitting in.
She is reportedly responding to treatment at the General Hospital, Ijebu-Ode.
NDA Postgraduate Admission Application Form – 2015/16
Nigerian Defence Academy, NDA postgraduate admission application form for the 2015/2016 academic session is now on sale.
The Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) Postgraduate School, Kaduna is inviting qualified members of the public to its 2015/2016 academic session full-time and part-time postgraduate programmes.
NDA Postgraduate Available Programmes – Full Time Basis.
A. Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
Department of Accounting –
*.MSc in Accounting
Department of Economics.
*.MSc in Economics
*.PhD in Economics
Department of Geography.
*.MSc Geography in Environmental Management
*.MSc Geography in Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System (GIS)
Departments of History and International Studies.
*.MA in Military History
*.MA in International Studies
*.PhD in Military History
*.PhD in International Studies
Department of Political Science and Defence Stud i es.
*.MSc in Defence and Strategic Studies
*.PhD in Defence and Strategic Studies
B. Faculty of Science.
Department of Biological Sciences.
*.MSc i n Parasitology
*.MSc in Medicinal and Poisonous Plant Studies
*.MSc in Biotechnology
Department of Chemistry.
*.MSc in Analytical Chemistry
*.MSc in Organic Chemistry
*.MSc in Material Scienceand Explosives
Department of Mathematics –
*.MSc in Applied Mathematics
Departmentof Physics –
MSc in Solid State Physics
Department of Mechanical Engineering.
*.Eng in ProductionEngineering
*.Eng in Thermofluid& Energy Engineering
C. POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES
The following full-time PGD programmes are available in the Faculty of Engineering and departments listed below:
Department of Electrical/ Electronics Engineering.
*.PGD in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (PGDEE).
Department of Civil Engineering.
*.PGD inCivil Engineering (PGDCE).
Department of Mechanical Engineering.
*.PGD inMechanical Engineering
NDA Postgraduate Available Programmes – Part Time Basis.
The following professional degree programmes are available in the faculties and departments listed below:
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
Departm ent of Economics –
*. Master in Business Administration (MBA).
Departments of History& International Studies.
*.Master in Conflict, Security and Development (MCSD).
*.Ma ster in Development Studies (MDS).
*.Master in Leadership Studies (MLS).
Department of Political Science and Defence Studies.
*.Master in Public Administration (MPA).
*.Master in International Affairs and Strategic Studies (MIASS).
*.Master in Strategy and Security Administration (MASSA).
The following professional PGD programmes are available in the faculties and departments listed below:
Faculty of Afts and Social Sciences.
Department of Accounting.
*.Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting & Finance (PGDAF).
*.Postgraduate Diploma in Logistics and Transportation (PGDLT)
Department of Economics –
*.Postgraduate Diploma in Management (PGDM).
Departme nt of Geography.
*.Postgraduate Diploma in Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System (PGD RS/GIS).
*.Postg raduate Diploma in Environmental Management (PGDEM).
Departme nts of History& International Studies –
*.Postgraduate Diploma in Leadership & Security Studies (PGDLS).
Department of Political Science and Defence Studies –
*.Postgraduate Diploma in Public Administration (PGDPA).
Faculty of Science.
Department of Mathematics –
*.Postgraduate Diploma Operations Research in Security (PGDORS).
Department of Physics –
*.Postgraduate Diploma in Applied and Industrial Physics (PGDAIP).
NDA Postgraduate Programmes Admission Requirements – Full Time Basis.
The requirements for the various programmes are as follows:
Master’s (MA, MEng and MSc) Degrees.
A candidate seeking admission into the Master’s Degree programme shall be a graduate of the Nigerian Defence Academy or any other recognized university. Such candidate must possess a minimum of Second Class Honours (Lower Division) in the relevant field of study.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Degree.
A candidate for PhD Degree must possess a minimum of Second Class Honours (Lower Division) at Bachelor Degree and a Master’s Degree in the proposed field of study from a recognized university. In addition, the candidate must have scored an average of not less than 60% or 3.50 at the Master’s level.
NDA Postgraduate Programmes Admission Requirements – Part Time Basis.
The requirements for the various programmes are as follows:
Master’s Degree.
Candidates applying for the professional Masters programmes must possess a Bachelor degree with a minimum of Second Class Honours (Lower Division). Candidates with Third Class degree or Higher National Diploma must also possess a Postgraduate Diploma in a related discipline from any recognised university to be eligible for admission. HND candidates must possess a minimum of Lower Credit to apply.
PGD Programmes.
Candidates applying for the Postgraduate Diploma programme must possess a Bachelor degree from the Nigerian Defence Academy or any other recognised university, or a Higher National Diploma.
Duration of NDA Full-Time Postgraduate Programmes.
Each student admitted for Master’s or PhD Degree shall pursue a FULL-TIME course of study and research in the Academy. Depending on the degree in view, the following conditions are also applicable:
*.A student for the Master’s degree shall pursue the programme for 2 years (4 Semesters).
*.Candidates for PhD degree shall pursue the programme for 3 years (6 Semesters).
At the expiration of the period of study for any given programme, a student who has not completed his/her programme shall be withdrawn from the Academy. However, in exceptional circumstances, application for extension to complete the programme may be entertained. Extension shall not exceed a period of one year (2 Semesters) in case of Master’s degree and 2 years (4 semesters) in case of PhD.
A student of Postgraduate Diploma shall pursue a full-time programme for 2 years (4 semesters) and maximum period of 3 years (6 semesters).
Duration of NDA PArt-Time Postgraduate Programmes.
Each admitted student for professional master’s degree programme shall pursue weekend mode of study and research on Fridays and Saturdays for the period of the study. The following conditions are also applicable:
A student of Master degree shall pursue the programme for 18 months (2 semesters course work and 1 semester for project) except MBA programme which runs for 2 years.
A student of Postgraduate Diploma shall pursue the programme for one year (2 semesters).
NDA Postgraduate Admission – Method of Application.
Candidates are required to purchase Access or PIN Codes available at all Zenith Bank Branches and Cash Offices nationwide at the cost of N7,500.00 only, excluding bank charges of N500.00, for online application.
SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION
Upon purchase of Access or PIN Codes, prospective candidates should log on to www.ndapgapplications.netand complete the Online Application Form. Kindly note that your application is not complete until all copies of your Credentials, Acknowledgement Form, Referee Form, Application for Transcripts Form and Medical Report Form, have been submitted along with your application.
Candidates can either upload the aforementioned items, when they sign in, or mail them to:
The Secretary, Postgraduate School, Nigerian Defence Academy, P.M.B. 2109, Kaduna.
The sale of Online Application Forms shall be open from 21st September 2015 – 8th November 2015.
The Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) Postgraduate School, Kaduna is inviting qualified members of the public to its 2015/2016 academic session full-time and part-time postgraduate programmes.
NDA Postgraduate Available Programmes – Full Time Basis.
A. Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
Department of Accounting –
*.MSc in Accounting
Department of Economics.
*.MSc in Economics
*.PhD in Economics
Department of Geography.
*.MSc Geography in Environmental Management
*.MSc Geography in Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System (GIS)
Departments of History and International Studies.
*.MA in Military History
*.MA in International Studies
*.PhD in Military History
*.PhD in International Studies
Department of Political Science and Defence Stud i es.
*.MSc in Defence and Strategic Studies
*.PhD in Defence and Strategic Studies
B. Faculty of Science.
Department of Biological Sciences.
*.MSc i n Parasitology
*.MSc in Medicinal and Poisonous Plant Studies
*.MSc in Biotechnology
Department of Chemistry.
*.MSc in Analytical Chemistry
*.MSc in Organic Chemistry
*.MSc in Material Scienceand Explosives
Department of Mathematics –
*.MSc in Applied Mathematics
Departmentof Physics –
MSc in Solid State Physics
Department of Mechanical Engineering.
*.Eng in ProductionEngineering
*.Eng in Thermofluid& Energy Engineering
C. POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES
The following full-time PGD programmes are available in the Faculty of Engineering and departments listed below:
Department of Electrical/ Electronics Engineering.
*.PGD in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (PGDEE).
Department of Civil Engineering.
*.PGD inCivil Engineering (PGDCE).
Department of Mechanical Engineering.
*.PGD inMechanical Engineering
NDA Postgraduate Available Programmes – Part Time Basis.
The following professional degree programmes are available in the faculties and departments listed below:
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
Departm ent of Economics –
*. Master in Business Administration (MBA).
Departments of History& International Studies.
*.Master in Conflict, Security and Development (MCSD).
*.Ma ster in Development Studies (MDS).
*.Master in Leadership Studies (MLS).
Department of Political Science and Defence Studies.
*.Master in Public Administration (MPA).
*.Master in International Affairs and Strategic Studies (MIASS).
*.Master in Strategy and Security Administration (MASSA).
The following professional PGD programmes are available in the faculties and departments listed below:
Faculty of Afts and Social Sciences.
Department of Accounting.
*.Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting & Finance (PGDAF).
*.Postgraduate Diploma in Logistics and Transportation (PGDLT)
Department of Economics –
*.Postgraduate Diploma in Management (PGDM).
Departme nt of Geography.
*.Postgraduate Diploma in Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System (PGD RS/GIS).
*.Postg raduate Diploma in Environmental Management (PGDEM).
Departme nts of History& International Studies –
*.Postgraduate Diploma in Leadership & Security Studies (PGDLS).
Department of Political Science and Defence Studies –
*.Postgraduate Diploma in Public Administration (PGDPA).
Faculty of Science.
Department of Mathematics –
*.Postgraduate Diploma Operations Research in Security (PGDORS).
Department of Physics –
*.Postgraduate Diploma in Applied and Industrial Physics (PGDAIP).
NDA Postgraduate Programmes Admission Requirements – Full Time Basis.
The requirements for the various programmes are as follows:
Master’s (MA, MEng and MSc) Degrees.
A candidate seeking admission into the Master’s Degree programme shall be a graduate of the Nigerian Defence Academy or any other recognized university. Such candidate must possess a minimum of Second Class Honours (Lower Division) in the relevant field of study.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Degree.
A candidate for PhD Degree must possess a minimum of Second Class Honours (Lower Division) at Bachelor Degree and a Master’s Degree in the proposed field of study from a recognized university. In addition, the candidate must have scored an average of not less than 60% or 3.50 at the Master’s level.
NDA Postgraduate Programmes Admission Requirements – Part Time Basis.
The requirements for the various programmes are as follows:
Master’s Degree.
Candidates applying for the professional Masters programmes must possess a Bachelor degree with a minimum of Second Class Honours (Lower Division). Candidates with Third Class degree or Higher National Diploma must also possess a Postgraduate Diploma in a related discipline from any recognised university to be eligible for admission. HND candidates must possess a minimum of Lower Credit to apply.
PGD Programmes.
Candidates applying for the Postgraduate Diploma programme must possess a Bachelor degree from the Nigerian Defence Academy or any other recognised university, or a Higher National Diploma.
Duration of NDA Full-Time Postgraduate Programmes.
Each student admitted for Master’s or PhD Degree shall pursue a FULL-TIME course of study and research in the Academy. Depending on the degree in view, the following conditions are also applicable:
*.A student for the Master’s degree shall pursue the programme for 2 years (4 Semesters).
*.Candidates for PhD degree shall pursue the programme for 3 years (6 Semesters).
At the expiration of the period of study for any given programme, a student who has not completed his/her programme shall be withdrawn from the Academy. However, in exceptional circumstances, application for extension to complete the programme may be entertained. Extension shall not exceed a period of one year (2 Semesters) in case of Master’s degree and 2 years (4 semesters) in case of PhD.
A student of Postgraduate Diploma shall pursue a full-time programme for 2 years (4 semesters) and maximum period of 3 years (6 semesters).
Duration of NDA PArt-Time Postgraduate Programmes.
Each admitted student for professional master’s degree programme shall pursue weekend mode of study and research on Fridays and Saturdays for the period of the study. The following conditions are also applicable:
A student of Master degree shall pursue the programme for 18 months (2 semesters course work and 1 semester for project) except MBA programme which runs for 2 years.
A student of Postgraduate Diploma shall pursue the programme for one year (2 semesters).
NDA Postgraduate Admission – Method of Application.
Candidates are required to purchase Access or PIN Codes available at all Zenith Bank Branches and Cash Offices nationwide at the cost of N7,500.00 only, excluding bank charges of N500.00, for online application.
SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION
Upon purchase of Access or PIN Codes, prospective candidates should log on to www.ndapgapplications.netand complete the Online Application Form. Kindly note that your application is not complete until all copies of your Credentials, Acknowledgement Form, Referee Form, Application for Transcripts Form and Medical Report Form, have been submitted along with your application.
Candidates can either upload the aforementioned items, when they sign in, or mail them to:
The Secretary, Postgraduate School, Nigerian Defence Academy, P.M.B. 2109, Kaduna.
The sale of Online Application Forms shall be open from 21st September 2015 – 8th November 2015.
College of Forestry Jos HND/Pre-ND 1st Admission List – 2015/16
This is to inform all the candidates that applied for the Federal College of Forestry, Jos (FCFJOS) HND/Pre-ND programmes admission that the authorities of the college have released the names of candidates offered provisional admission.
Federal College of Forestry HND/Pre-ND 1st Batch Admission list.
This is to inform the under-listed candidates that they have been offered Provisional Admission into the College Higher National Diploma and Pre-ND Programmes .
Successful candidates should collect their admission letters and register imediately.
The second batch for the aforementioned programmes will be out shortly.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION AND MANAGEMENT
S/NO SURNAME OTHER NAMES STATE OF ORIGIN
1 TAFIYA SHIGA JOHN PLATEAU
2 ADEWUMI MAYOWA MATTEW EKITI
3 NASIR AISHA NAKANDE PLATEAU
4 AGOM NANAPEL PLATEAU
5 HABIB FAIZA ADAM BAUCHI
6 NZERIBE CHIDIMMA BLESSING ANAMBRA
7 UMAR KHADIJA SULAIMAN PLATEAU
8 IDRIS ABUBAKARUHAMMAD SOKOTO
9 DANBANA SUNDAY HOSEA PLATEAU
10 AJIK BEATRICE BARTHOLOMEW PLATEAU
11 SUNDAY HANNATU LYOP PLATEAU
DEPARTMENT OF BASIC AND GENERAL SCIENCE (PRE-ND)
S/NO SURNAME OTHER NAMES STATE OF ORIGIN
1 UMAR A. SANI YOBE
2 MOHAMMED M. ADAM BORNO
3SANIAISHATU SALIHUPLATEAU
4 AUDU ADAMS NIGER
5 ADBULSHAHEED MUHAMMAD MUSA NASSARAWA
6 MUHAMMAD MUSA BAUCHI
7 BABANDI AHMED PLATEAU
8 FRIDAY AUDU NASSARAWA
DEPARTMENT OF HORTICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY
S/NO SURNAME OTHER NAMES STATE OF ORIGIN
1 ORONKWOKO COMFORT NNENWA ABIA
2 KHAMIS MUJITAPHA IDRIS KADUNA
3 MUHAMMAD LUBABATH ADAM KADUNA
4 DANJUMA YAHAYA KADUNA
5 VONGJEN FERNAN ALI PLATEAU
6 SA’AD ISA OLAREWAJU KWARA
7 MUHAMMAD AMINA ISA PLATEAU
8 BELLO HAJARA USMAN KADUNA
9 MUSA USMAN IBRAHIM KANO
10 TANKO YAKUBU RILWAN
NASSARAWA
DEPARTMENT OF CROP PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
S/NO SURNAME OTHER NAMES STATE OF ORIGIN
1 IBRAHIM SUMAIYA MAKAMA PLATEAU
2 ALIYU USAMAN NASIR PLATEAU
3 MUSA NUUMAN ADAM BAUCHI
4 IZANG IKOK AGATHA PLATEAU
5 USMAN ZION KANA GOMBE
6 HOPE AKPAN USEN AKWA IBOM
7 ALIYU ZAINAB ISHAQ PLATEAU
8 ANDAM CHRISTIANA PAZEM PLATEAU
9 AMINU NATHANIEL PLATEAU
10 SABIU ABDURRAHMAN AHMAD PLATEAU
11 ADAMU AISHA IBRAHIM NASSARAWA
13 DAMIAN NYAM DUNG PLATEAU
14 DABOER NOEL LEO PLATEAU
DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY TECHNOLOGY
S/NO SURNAME OTHER NAMES STATE OF ORIGIN
1 AUWAL ALKASIM MUHAMMAD PLATEAU
2 BUNU JOHN PETER PLATEAU
3 NKWOKWU NNAMDI HENRY ANAMBRA
4 COURSON ROSELINE TARIMINI ONDO
5 CHRIS IKECHUKWU JOSIAH ANAMBRA
6 IGYEM AZI GODWIN PLATEAU
7 NIMGIL NANZING PLATEAU
8 SYLVESTER DOKGAK BAUCHI
9 DANGTIM SAMUEL SELCHANG PLATEAU
10 MUSA SOLOMON DIGGA PLATEAU
DEPARTMENT OF PEST MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY
S/NO SURNAME OTHER NAMES STATE OF ORIGIN
1 PAUL OSHE EDO
2 GWANI DORCAS SAMUEL FCT
3 YUSUF RUKAYYA KADUNA
4 ISHAKU YIRAIH KABANS PLATEAU
5 UTORO ZINO BLESSING DELTA
6 MASOK RUTH EZEKIEL PLATEAU
7 RIKUYE GIMSON RIMAMFATE TARABA
For further enquiry, Contact 08037230505 or please come to the College Exams and Records unit.
Federal College of Forestry HND/Pre-ND 1st Batch Admission list.
This is to inform the under-listed candidates that they have been offered Provisional Admission into the College Higher National Diploma and Pre-ND Programmes .
Successful candidates should collect their admission letters and register imediately.
The second batch for the aforementioned programmes will be out shortly.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION AND MANAGEMENT
S/NO SURNAME OTHER NAMES STATE OF ORIGIN
1 TAFIYA SHIGA JOHN PLATEAU
2 ADEWUMI MAYOWA MATTEW EKITI
3 NASIR AISHA NAKANDE PLATEAU
4 AGOM NANAPEL PLATEAU
5 HABIB FAIZA ADAM BAUCHI
6 NZERIBE CHIDIMMA BLESSING ANAMBRA
7 UMAR KHADIJA SULAIMAN PLATEAU
8 IDRIS ABUBAKARUHAMMAD SOKOTO
9 DANBANA SUNDAY HOSEA PLATEAU
10 AJIK BEATRICE BARTHOLOMEW PLATEAU
11 SUNDAY HANNATU LYOP PLATEAU
DEPARTMENT OF BASIC AND GENERAL SCIENCE (PRE-ND)
S/NO SURNAME OTHER NAMES STATE OF ORIGIN
1 UMAR A. SANI YOBE
2 MOHAMMED M. ADAM BORNO
3SANIAISHATU SALIHUPLATEAU
4 AUDU ADAMS NIGER
5 ADBULSHAHEED MUHAMMAD MUSA NASSARAWA
6 MUHAMMAD MUSA BAUCHI
7 BABANDI AHMED PLATEAU
8 FRIDAY AUDU NASSARAWA
DEPARTMENT OF HORTICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY
S/NO SURNAME OTHER NAMES STATE OF ORIGIN
1 ORONKWOKO COMFORT NNENWA ABIA
2 KHAMIS MUJITAPHA IDRIS KADUNA
3 MUHAMMAD LUBABATH ADAM KADUNA
4 DANJUMA YAHAYA KADUNA
5 VONGJEN FERNAN ALI PLATEAU
6 SA’AD ISA OLAREWAJU KWARA
7 MUHAMMAD AMINA ISA PLATEAU
8 BELLO HAJARA USMAN KADUNA
9 MUSA USMAN IBRAHIM KANO
10 TANKO YAKUBU RILWAN
NASSARAWA
DEPARTMENT OF CROP PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
S/NO SURNAME OTHER NAMES STATE OF ORIGIN
1 IBRAHIM SUMAIYA MAKAMA PLATEAU
2 ALIYU USAMAN NASIR PLATEAU
3 MUSA NUUMAN ADAM BAUCHI
4 IZANG IKOK AGATHA PLATEAU
5 USMAN ZION KANA GOMBE
6 HOPE AKPAN USEN AKWA IBOM
7 ALIYU ZAINAB ISHAQ PLATEAU
8 ANDAM CHRISTIANA PAZEM PLATEAU
9 AMINU NATHANIEL PLATEAU
10 SABIU ABDURRAHMAN AHMAD PLATEAU
11 ADAMU AISHA IBRAHIM NASSARAWA
13 DAMIAN NYAM DUNG PLATEAU
14 DABOER NOEL LEO PLATEAU
DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY TECHNOLOGY
S/NO SURNAME OTHER NAMES STATE OF ORIGIN
1 AUWAL ALKASIM MUHAMMAD PLATEAU
2 BUNU JOHN PETER PLATEAU
3 NKWOKWU NNAMDI HENRY ANAMBRA
4 COURSON ROSELINE TARIMINI ONDO
5 CHRIS IKECHUKWU JOSIAH ANAMBRA
6 IGYEM AZI GODWIN PLATEAU
7 NIMGIL NANZING PLATEAU
8 SYLVESTER DOKGAK BAUCHI
9 DANGTIM SAMUEL SELCHANG PLATEAU
10 MUSA SOLOMON DIGGA PLATEAU
DEPARTMENT OF PEST MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY
S/NO SURNAME OTHER NAMES STATE OF ORIGIN
1 PAUL OSHE EDO
2 GWANI DORCAS SAMUEL FCT
3 YUSUF RUKAYYA KADUNA
4 ISHAKU YIRAIH KABANS PLATEAU
5 UTORO ZINO BLESSING DELTA
6 MASOK RUTH EZEKIEL PLATEAU
7 RIKUYE GIMSON RIMAMFATE TARABA
For further enquiry, Contact 08037230505 or please come to the College Exams and Records unit.
LASU Re-opens Students’ Registration Portal for 3 Days
The University Management has approved the re-opening of the Portal for three [3] days, Monday, 12thOctober-Wednesday, 14thOctober, 2015. LASU Management at its meeting of Wednesday, 7thOctober, 2015, magnanimously approved the re-opening of the students’ registration portal for the Rain Semester of the 2014/2015 Academic Session. The students’ registration portal will be re-opened from Monday, 12thOctober-Wednesday, 14thOctober, 2015.
The University Management re-opened the portal on compassionate ground after taking into consideration requests and appeals by the students.
Management thereby directs students who have not completed their online course registration to avail themselves of this opportunity, as there will be no further extension after the expiration of the approved duration.
It will be recalled that the students resumed for the Rain Semester of the 2014/2015 Academic Session on Monday, 31stAugust 2015, while registration portal had earlier been opened on Monday, 7 September, 2015 and closed on Monday, 21stSeptember, 2015.
The University Management re-opened the portal on compassionate ground after taking into consideration requests and appeals by the students.
Management thereby directs students who have not completed their online course registration to avail themselves of this opportunity, as there will be no further extension after the expiration of the approved duration.
It will be recalled that the students resumed for the Rain Semester of the 2014/2015 Academic Session on Monday, 31stAugust 2015, while registration portal had earlier been opened on Monday, 7 September, 2015 and closed on Monday, 21stSeptember, 2015.
Nigerian Army 74 RRI Pre-Screening Result, Zonal Screening Date
This is to inform all the candidates that participated in the Nigerian Army 2015 74 Regular Recruits Intake (RRI) for tradesmen/women and non-tradesmen/women pre-screening examination on the Saturday, 3rd October, 2015 , that their results are now available on the Nigerian Army recruitment website. Successful candidates will be eligible to participate in the Zonal Screening Exercise.
Successful candidates at the pre-screening examination will take part in Zonal Screening Exercise at the designated Zonal Centres for their state of origin at a date to be announced soon.
The Nigerian Army 2015 74 Regular Recruits Intake (RRI) pre-screening examination results are accessible from http://www.narecruitment.org/.
9ja School Gist Team congratulates all the candidates that made it to the Nigerian Army Zonal Screening Exercise.
Successful candidates at the pre-screening examination will take part in Zonal Screening Exercise at the designated Zonal Centres for their state of origin at a date to be announced soon.
The Nigerian Army 2015 74 Regular Recruits Intake (RRI) pre-screening examination results are accessible from http://www.narecruitment.org/.
9ja School Gist Team congratulates all the candidates that made it to the Nigerian Army Zonal Screening Exercise.
Fed Poly, Nasarawa Release 2015/2016 Admission List
This is to inform all the candidates who duly registered and participated in the Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa 2015/2016 Post-UTME and HND full-time entry screening test that the admission List of successful candidates who have been offered provisional admission into the Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa for the 2015/2016 academic has been release.
9ja School Gist learnt that candidates can also check their status from their various departments.
PROCEDURE FOR ACCESSING FED POLY NASARAWA 2015/2016 ADMISSION LIST
1.Candidates can access their admission status on the school portal by clicking on the following link; http://www.fedpolynas.edu.ng/portal/.
2. On the landing page, click on admission status
3. On the page that pop-up, enter your Application Number.
4. Click on the “LOGIN” button to access your admission status
This is following the publication of the admission Merit List on the school’s Notice Board by the assigned admission committee.
Registration shall commence immediately to last for 14 days – where after, the late registering students shall be charged to pay extra as penalty before they will be considered to continue in the flow of the registration exercise.
Candidates are requested to check online and make hard-copy print-out of admission notification slips – attached with their credentials for screening.
Candidates are required to proceed and make payments of their Registration Fees from any commercial Bank via the e-tranzact payment platform only.
Candidates are requested to carefully note that other unauthorized payment outlets may surface claiming same responsibility. Payment shall only be allowed through e-tranzact Only.
Congratulation to all admitted students.
9ja School Gist learnt that candidates can also check their status from their various departments.
PROCEDURE FOR ACCESSING FED POLY NASARAWA 2015/2016 ADMISSION LIST
1.Candidates can access their admission status on the school portal by clicking on the following link; http://www.fedpolynas.edu.ng/portal/.
2. On the landing page, click on admission status
3. On the page that pop-up, enter your Application Number.
4. Click on the “LOGIN” button to access your admission status
This is following the publication of the admission Merit List on the school’s Notice Board by the assigned admission committee.
Registration shall commence immediately to last for 14 days – where after, the late registering students shall be charged to pay extra as penalty before they will be considered to continue in the flow of the registration exercise.
Candidates are requested to check online and make hard-copy print-out of admission notification slips – attached with their credentials for screening.
Candidates are required to proceed and make payments of their Registration Fees from any commercial Bank via the e-tranzact payment platform only.
Candidates are requested to carefully note that other unauthorized payment outlets may surface claiming same responsibility. Payment shall only be allowed through e-tranzact Only.
Congratulation to all admitted students.
Eight UI Students Collapse At Exam Centre
Latest report reaching us has it that Eight Open Distance Learning, ODL students of the University of Ibadan slumped at the Adebayo Akande E-Centre, Ajibode, Ibadan, after waiting for hours to write the GES 101 examination.
An impeccable source who promulgate this to liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine said that the students were among the over 3,000 students who arrived at the e-centre at about 8:00 am for the examination. Some of the students were from Ivory Coast. But they were shocked that six hours after arriving the centre, the examination was yet to commence.
liveschoolnews.com.ng recalls that on August 15, 2015, a 100 level Open Distance Learning, ODL students of the University of Ibadan slumped and die at the Adebayo Akande e-Centre, Ikeja, Lagos, after waiting for hours to write the examination.
The 100 level student of political science, identified as Pelewura Bolaji, was said to have written the first paper for the day before the incident happened
An impeccable source who promulgate this to liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine said that the students were among the over 3,000 students who arrived at the e-centre at about 8:00 am for the examination. Some of the students were from Ivory Coast. But they were shocked that six hours after arriving the centre, the examination was yet to commence.
liveschoolnews.com.ng recalls that on August 15, 2015, a 100 level Open Distance Learning, ODL students of the University of Ibadan slumped and die at the Adebayo Akande e-Centre, Ikeja, Lagos, after waiting for hours to write the examination.
The 100 level student of political science, identified as Pelewura Bolaji, was said to have written the first paper for the day before the incident happened
IBBU 2015/2016 Admission List Out On JAMB Portal
This is to inform all intending students of the Ibrahim Badamosi University, Lapai (IBBU), that the 2015/2016 Admission List of successful candidates is now available on JAMB’S website.
Candidates who participated in its 2015/2016 Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) of the Ibrahim Badamosi University, Lapai (IBBU), can now check their admission status on jamb website by clicking on the following link; http://jamb.org.ng /postregistrationefacility /CheckAdmissionStatus.aspx?i
On the landing page, Enter your Jamb registration number in the space provided.
Click on the title“CHECK admission status”.
Note that the lists are been uploaded regularly so candidates are advised to keep on checking their admission status on JAMB website if you are yet to see your name. Also any admitted candidate that his/her admission details differs from the one yet to be uploaded or already uploaded on the preferred institution’s website should immediately report such to the admission office of his or her preferred institution for further instruction.
Congratulations in advance.
9ja school Gist
Candidates who participated in its 2015/2016 Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) of the Ibrahim Badamosi University, Lapai (IBBU), can now check their admission status on jamb website by clicking on the following link; http://jamb.org.ng /postregistrationefacility /CheckAdmissionStatus.aspx?i
On the landing page, Enter your Jamb registration number in the space provided.
Click on the title“CHECK admission status”.
Note that the lists are been uploaded regularly so candidates are advised to keep on checking their admission status on JAMB website if you are yet to see your name. Also any admitted candidate that his/her admission details differs from the one yet to be uploaded or already uploaded on the preferred institution’s website should immediately report such to the admission office of his or her preferred institution for further instruction.
Congratulations in advance.
9ja school Gist
Sunday, 11 October 2015
Many teachers are not licensed – TRCN
Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria has warned teachers against practising without obtaining their professional licence.
It also said many teachers had yet to register with the council.
The Lagos State TRCN Coordinator, Mr. Gholahan Enilolobo, said this during an interview with our correspondent on Wednesday.
The TRCN is a Federal Government agency charged with the registration and licensing of qualified teachers across the country.
According to Enilolobo, about 20 per cent of qualified teachers working in the state have yet to register even as many who registered have yet to pick their licences.
He, however, explained that the agency had registered 16,000 of the 20,000 qualified teachers in the state.
Enilolobo said, “We have been able to register a good number of the qualified teachers. But even those who paid for it do not return for their certificates. I cannot tell you how many of them have yet to pick their licences right now, but this is a major challenge we have. The result is that you have teachers practising in Lagos without a licence. That is wrong. When a driver on the highway does not have a license, he or she will probably be fined.
“Teachers are supposed to be licensed but we discovered that even the employers are not asking for it. We are now trying to work with employers to make it a condition for promotion, seminars and workshops.”
Enilolobo, who noted that certificates and licences were given to registered teachers, added that the agency was planning a conference of registered teachers to enable them to speak with one voice.
However, the state Chairman, Nigeria Union of Teachers, Mr. Segun Raheem, put the blame on the doorstep of the agency.
Raheem, who spoke with our correspondent, said the agency did not have enough manpower to work with.
“Every teacher in public primary schools in Lagos has virtually registered and collected their certificates. If a few have not collected their certificates, then it is unfortunate. The agency does not have enough personnel and their record keeping system is poor. They muddled up the certificates and they are no longer in the alphabetical position. If there are 20 Peters who came for collection, each one has to look through the envelopes and check one after the other. It got cumbersome in the process and teachers became discouraged,” he said.
It also said many teachers had yet to register with the council.
The Lagos State TRCN Coordinator, Mr. Gholahan Enilolobo, said this during an interview with our correspondent on Wednesday.
The TRCN is a Federal Government agency charged with the registration and licensing of qualified teachers across the country.
According to Enilolobo, about 20 per cent of qualified teachers working in the state have yet to register even as many who registered have yet to pick their licences.
He, however, explained that the agency had registered 16,000 of the 20,000 qualified teachers in the state.
Enilolobo said, “We have been able to register a good number of the qualified teachers. But even those who paid for it do not return for their certificates. I cannot tell you how many of them have yet to pick their licences right now, but this is a major challenge we have. The result is that you have teachers practising in Lagos without a licence. That is wrong. When a driver on the highway does not have a license, he or she will probably be fined.
“Teachers are supposed to be licensed but we discovered that even the employers are not asking for it. We are now trying to work with employers to make it a condition for promotion, seminars and workshops.”
Enilolobo, who noted that certificates and licences were given to registered teachers, added that the agency was planning a conference of registered teachers to enable them to speak with one voice.
However, the state Chairman, Nigeria Union of Teachers, Mr. Segun Raheem, put the blame on the doorstep of the agency.
Raheem, who spoke with our correspondent, said the agency did not have enough manpower to work with.
“Every teacher in public primary schools in Lagos has virtually registered and collected their certificates. If a few have not collected their certificates, then it is unfortunate. The agency does not have enough personnel and their record keeping system is poor. They muddled up the certificates and they are no longer in the alphabetical position. If there are 20 Peters who came for collection, each one has to look through the envelopes and check one after the other. It got cumbersome in the process and teachers became discouraged,” he said.
For All NOUN Students- On NYSC
The following report is a part of the discussion of
the meeting between the leadership of National
Open University Students Association of Nigeria
(NOUSAN) and the School management on NYSC
issue, which was held at the NOUN Headquarters,
Victoria Island, Lagos, on the 22nd of September
2015.
Sequel to that meeting, we have made an earlier
report on the outcome of the meeting, as your
interest(our fellow students) is our paramount
concern and we promise to give you effective
representation and feedback. As promised, this
report will be focused on NYSC discussion
NOUSAN had with the school management. We
implore all students to read through this article
carefully and be guided.
Discussion:
At the meeting, we (NOUSAN) decided to ask,
based on the agitation of our students, why NOUN
students are not being shortlisted for the NYSC
program in Nigeria, as it amount to discrimination
and desolateness, since we form part of the
Nigerian students. The management explained that
the agitation of the students is a misconception of
the NYSC idea.
First, they said the law only permits organizations
to demand for NYSC certificate, it does not matter
which. The NYSC certificate is broken into 3;
1. Certificate of National Service.
2. Certificate of Exemption.
3. Certificate of Exclusion.
These NYSC certificates, backed by law, shall be
accepted by all organisations in Nigeria, and no
organisation will refuse any of the above
mentioned NYSC certificates.
In Open University, all graduating students are
issued a NYSC Certificate of Exemption, which is
equivalent to all NYSC certificates issued to
students in conventional universities. We told the
management, that despite the exemption certificate,
our students who merited the service based on
thier constitutional rights, as provided for by the
NYSC Act, which stipulates that students(below 30
years of age) in any institution of higher learning,
which NOUN is one, should be given the privilege
of the national service to their dear country by the
Nigeria Government, as it will promote oneness
and give NOUN students sense of belonging as
well.
Based on the above reasons given, the
management opinionated that our students are not
being shortlisted for the scheme at the moment
because; the NYSC program accommodates over
100,000 students from about 100 universities all
over Nigeria for service yearly. These students are
given infrastructureslike the orientation camps and
Corpers' lodges. National Open University alone
produces over 50,000 graduates yearly, due to it's
expanded and Open style of education. 50,000
students produced by only one university will
increase the number of students the NYSC program
can accommodate from 100,000 to 150,000, more
than half of it's current figure. There would be
need to expand the orientation camps and
orientation facilities, corpers' lodges, etc. All these
will cost a lot of planning, funding, and execution.
The Open University alone can produce more than
half of the number of graduates that 50 universities
combined, can produce in one academic year.
Since such is the case, then it would be necessary
to expand expand the current infrastructuresand
facilities, enhance adequate security of students,
provide for shelter/accommodation for the students
and majorly, the provision of consistent payment of
students allowances. It would be inappropriate for
NYSC to shortlist Open University students without
securing our lives, without providing shelter for our
students in extreme weather conditions in some
parts of the country, without making provising for
proper funds, so Open University corpers would
not be owed their allowances while they are
serving their country.
Therefore, the Federal Government, based on the
pressure from our school management, directed
the NYSC Director-General to issue all Open
University students NYSC Certificates, since it was
never the students fault for not being shortlisted
for the service. The management also added that
NOUN was not designed for Open University
students to serve initially, as the institution was
initially created for workers and aged class, but
due to the necessity to make education more
accessible to all, Open University then decided to
admit below the age limit and non-workers.
The Management, however assured that, the
Federal Government are working tirelessly to
expand facilities, re-organise and adequately
provide security, and to build adequate
infrastructures, to accommodate qualified Open
University students for the scheme on the long
run. It took years to build facilities to
accommodate the over 100,000 students of the
conventional universities being accommodated
currently by the NYSC, it will take some time to
provide for almost double that number.
On this note, we implore all our fellow students to
see reason with us and the school management,
as efforts are being made to see that all these
obstacles becomes history.
National Open University Students Association of
Nigeria(NOUSAN)has however resolved to petition
the Federal Government to mount more pressure
on the NYSC Commission, so as to speeden the
process of accommodating Open University
students for the One Year service program, up.
We appeal to all students to desist from any form
of violence and publications that may tarnish the
image of our school in the public eyes, while all
complaints should be forwarded through the
following NOUSAN leadership numbers for easy
resolve;
+2347033865731 , +2348064006872 ,
+2348091713658 , +2348033929097 .
NOUSAN wishes all the students best of luck in
their exams, and further appeals to all students to
study adequately, as we will back the management
in the war against all form of malpractices. Your
support and cooperation is what NOUSAN needs
for our students' pressing needs to be catered for.
Together we stand, divided we fall.
God bless NOUSAN!
God bless NOUN!!
God bless Nigerian Students!!!
God bless Nigeria!!!!
God bless us all!!!!!
the meeting between the leadership of National
Open University Students Association of Nigeria
(NOUSAN) and the School management on NYSC
issue, which was held at the NOUN Headquarters,
Victoria Island, Lagos, on the 22nd of September
2015.
Sequel to that meeting, we have made an earlier
report on the outcome of the meeting, as your
interest(our fellow students) is our paramount
concern and we promise to give you effective
representation and feedback. As promised, this
report will be focused on NYSC discussion
NOUSAN had with the school management. We
implore all students to read through this article
carefully and be guided.
Discussion:
At the meeting, we (NOUSAN) decided to ask,
based on the agitation of our students, why NOUN
students are not being shortlisted for the NYSC
program in Nigeria, as it amount to discrimination
and desolateness, since we form part of the
Nigerian students. The management explained that
the agitation of the students is a misconception of
the NYSC idea.
First, they said the law only permits organizations
to demand for NYSC certificate, it does not matter
which. The NYSC certificate is broken into 3;
1. Certificate of National Service.
2. Certificate of Exemption.
3. Certificate of Exclusion.
These NYSC certificates, backed by law, shall be
accepted by all organisations in Nigeria, and no
organisation will refuse any of the above
mentioned NYSC certificates.
In Open University, all graduating students are
issued a NYSC Certificate of Exemption, which is
equivalent to all NYSC certificates issued to
students in conventional universities. We told the
management, that despite the exemption certificate,
our students who merited the service based on
thier constitutional rights, as provided for by the
NYSC Act, which stipulates that students(below 30
years of age) in any institution of higher learning,
which NOUN is one, should be given the privilege
of the national service to their dear country by the
Nigeria Government, as it will promote oneness
and give NOUN students sense of belonging as
well.
Based on the above reasons given, the
management opinionated that our students are not
being shortlisted for the scheme at the moment
because; the NYSC program accommodates over
100,000 students from about 100 universities all
over Nigeria for service yearly. These students are
given infrastructureslike the orientation camps and
Corpers' lodges. National Open University alone
produces over 50,000 graduates yearly, due to it's
expanded and Open style of education. 50,000
students produced by only one university will
increase the number of students the NYSC program
can accommodate from 100,000 to 150,000, more
than half of it's current figure. There would be
need to expand the orientation camps and
orientation facilities, corpers' lodges, etc. All these
will cost a lot of planning, funding, and execution.
The Open University alone can produce more than
half of the number of graduates that 50 universities
combined, can produce in one academic year.
Since such is the case, then it would be necessary
to expand expand the current infrastructuresand
facilities, enhance adequate security of students,
provide for shelter/accommodation for the students
and majorly, the provision of consistent payment of
students allowances. It would be inappropriate for
NYSC to shortlist Open University students without
securing our lives, without providing shelter for our
students in extreme weather conditions in some
parts of the country, without making provising for
proper funds, so Open University corpers would
not be owed their allowances while they are
serving their country.
Therefore, the Federal Government, based on the
pressure from our school management, directed
the NYSC Director-General to issue all Open
University students NYSC Certificates, since it was
never the students fault for not being shortlisted
for the service. The management also added that
NOUN was not designed for Open University
students to serve initially, as the institution was
initially created for workers and aged class, but
due to the necessity to make education more
accessible to all, Open University then decided to
admit below the age limit and non-workers.
The Management, however assured that, the
Federal Government are working tirelessly to
expand facilities, re-organise and adequately
provide security, and to build adequate
infrastructures, to accommodate qualified Open
University students for the scheme on the long
run. It took years to build facilities to
accommodate the over 100,000 students of the
conventional universities being accommodated
currently by the NYSC, it will take some time to
provide for almost double that number.
On this note, we implore all our fellow students to
see reason with us and the school management,
as efforts are being made to see that all these
obstacles becomes history.
National Open University Students Association of
Nigeria(NOUSAN)has however resolved to petition
the Federal Government to mount more pressure
on the NYSC Commission, so as to speeden the
process of accommodating Open University
students for the One Year service program, up.
We appeal to all students to desist from any form
of violence and publications that may tarnish the
image of our school in the public eyes, while all
complaints should be forwarded through the
following NOUSAN leadership numbers for easy
resolve;
+2347033865731 , +2348064006872 ,
+2348091713658 , +2348033929097 .
NOUSAN wishes all the students best of luck in
their exams, and further appeals to all students to
study adequately, as we will back the management
in the war against all form of malpractices. Your
support and cooperation is what NOUSAN needs
for our students' pressing needs to be catered for.
Together we stand, divided we fall.
God bless NOUSAN!
God bless NOUN!!
God bless Nigerian Students!!!
God bless Nigeria!!!!
God bless us all!!!!!
Saturday, 10 October 2015
Corps member raped, murdered in Ibadan two weeks to wedding
The deceased was said to have been raped and strangled beside a stream within the premises of the institute. Residents said the deceased appeared to be returning from church when she was waylaid by the hoodlums.
“We saw semen in her private part and nail wounds around her neck when we found her corpse. That was an evidence that she was raped and strangulated,” a resident told The Nation.A family source said:
“Omolola was looking forward to her wedding which was scheduled for October 17, the day she would have been 29 years old. She and her fiancée to be held their family introduction four months ago to pave the way for proper marriage ceremony, scheduled to take place at a Christ Apostolic Church in Ibadan.
”The late Omolola graduated from The Polytechnic, Ibadan. She was on the verge of completing her one year National Youth Service Corpse in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, as at the time of her death.
Confirming the incident, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) in Oyo State, Adekunle Ajisebutu, said Omolola’s corpse has since been deposited at the morgue of the Oyo State Hospital, Adeoyo. He explained that her lover, Mr Babalola, was arrested and detained as part of police investigation.
“The case has since been transferred to the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the command. The Command would make sure the killers are brought to book.”Source: The Nation
OAU 2014/2015 Rain Semester Academic Calendar
This is to inform students of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) that the 2014/2015 Rain Semester Academic Calendar has been release.
Below is the proposed Rain Semester academic calendar of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) for the 2014/2015 academic session.
October 12, 2015 – On-line Registration for Courses for 2014/2015 Rain Semester Commences
November 1, 2015 – All Students Come Into Residence for Rain Semester
November 2, 2015 – Rain Semester Lectures Commence
November 25, 2015 – Senate
December 3, 2015 – Faculty Colloquium
December 4, 2015 – End of Normal Registration for Courses
December 9 – 12, 2015 – Convocation
December 18, 2015 – End of Late Registration with Penalty
December 16 – 21, 2015 – Continuous Assessment
January 23, 2016 – Rain Semester Lectures End
January 25 – 31, 2016 – Lecture free week
February 1, 2016 – Rain Semester Examinations Begin
February 20, 2016 – Rain Semester Examinations End
February 20, 2016 – End of Session
February 24, 2016 – Senate
2015/2016 ACADEMIC SESSION
March 27, 2016 – Fresh Students come into Residence forHarmattan
Semester, 2015/2016 Session
April 10, 2016 – Returning Students come into Residence
April 11, 2015 – Harmattan Semester Lectures Commence
Below is the proposed Rain Semester academic calendar of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) for the 2014/2015 academic session.
October 12, 2015 – On-line Registration for Courses for 2014/2015 Rain Semester Commences
November 1, 2015 – All Students Come Into Residence for Rain Semester
November 2, 2015 – Rain Semester Lectures Commence
November 25, 2015 – Senate
December 3, 2015 – Faculty Colloquium
December 4, 2015 – End of Normal Registration for Courses
December 9 – 12, 2015 – Convocation
December 18, 2015 – End of Late Registration with Penalty
December 16 – 21, 2015 – Continuous Assessment
January 23, 2016 – Rain Semester Lectures End
January 25 – 31, 2016 – Lecture free week
February 1, 2016 – Rain Semester Examinations Begin
February 20, 2016 – Rain Semester Examinations End
February 20, 2016 – End of Session
February 24, 2016 – Senate
2015/2016 ACADEMIC SESSION
March 27, 2016 – Fresh Students come into Residence forHarmattan
Semester, 2015/2016 Session
April 10, 2016 – Returning Students come into Residence
April 11, 2015 – Harmattan Semester Lectures Commence
UNIMAID Release 2015/2016 1st Batch Direct Entry Admission List
This is to inform all the candidates who applied for admission into the University Of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) through Direct Entry that the school admission board has just released the 2015/16 Admission list which contain names of candidates that have been offered provisional admission into the University for the 2015/2016 Academic Session.
The UNIMAID 2015/2016 1st batch admission list has been fully upload on the school portal. However, the list is in PDF format, Candidates are advise to use a computer/mobile devise that can read PDF file to view the admission list.
Candidates can now check their admission status by clicking on the following link; http://www.unimaid.edu.ng/documents /DE20161ST.pdf
9ja School Gist Congratulate to all admitted students
NSUK Admits 4078 Students Out Of 24,000 Candidates For 2015/2016
Authorities of the Nasarawa State University, Keffi, on Friday asserted that the institution admitted only 4,078 out of 24,614 candidates that applied for admission in to the 2015/2016 academic session.
This assertion was promulgated by the Registrar of the university, Alhaji Dalhatu Mamman.
He said the 2015/2016 admission followed due process in line with academic standard.
“After thorough scrutiny of the candidates that applied for the 2015/2016 admission in to the university, over 4,000 candidates were given admission out of which 3,255 are indigenes of the state, while 823 that got the admission are non-indigenes,’’ said the registrar.
According to him, 24,614 candidates applied for the 2015/2016 admission in to the university, out of which 12,133 are citizens of the state while 12,401 are non-indigenes.
He added that the university admitted only 74 direct entry students out of 152 direct entry candidates that passed the school examination for the admission.
The registrar restated the commitment of the university to continue to collaborate with the Assembly in order to improve on the standard of education in the state for the overall development of the country.
This assertion was promulgated by the Registrar of the university, Alhaji Dalhatu Mamman.
He said the 2015/2016 admission followed due process in line with academic standard.
“After thorough scrutiny of the candidates that applied for the 2015/2016 admission in to the university, over 4,000 candidates were given admission out of which 3,255 are indigenes of the state, while 823 that got the admission are non-indigenes,’’ said the registrar.
According to him, 24,614 candidates applied for the 2015/2016 admission in to the university, out of which 12,133 are citizens of the state while 12,401 are non-indigenes.
He added that the university admitted only 74 direct entry students out of 152 direct entry candidates that passed the school examination for the admission.
The registrar restated the commitment of the university to continue to collaborate with the Assembly in order to improve on the standard of education in the state for the overall development of the country.
Friday, 9 October 2015
BUK Merit Admission List Now on JAMB Portal – 2015/16
The management of the Bayero University, Kano (BUK) has released the merit admission list containing the names of candidates offered provisional admission into the university degree programmes for the 2015/2016 academic session.
Bayero University Kano merit admission list has been successfully uploaded on JAMB portal.
Check BUK Admission List – Merit
As at the time of this publication, BUK admission list can only be accessed from JAMB Admission Status Checking Portal. It’s Free!
Note: If you get a notification such as ‘Sorry, No Admission is Given Yet!!!’ from JAMB server after checking your admission status, it’s not the end, you can keep checking back.
Best of luck!!!!!!
Bayero University Kano merit admission list has been successfully uploaded on JAMB portal.
Check BUK Admission List – Merit
As at the time of this publication, BUK admission list can only be accessed from JAMB Admission Status Checking Portal. It’s Free!
Note: If you get a notification such as ‘Sorry, No Admission is Given Yet!!!’ from JAMB server after checking your admission status, it’s not the end, you can keep checking back.
Best of luck!!!!!!
UI Direct Entry Admission Form is Out – 2015/16
University of Ibadan, UI direct entry admission application form for the 2015/2016 academic session is out. UI direct entry candidates are required to submit their biodata, ‘O’ level and any of ‘A’ level, NCE, ND, HND, Degree or equivalent certificates ONLINE before the stipulated deadline.
The University of Ibadan (UI) invites suitably qualified candidates to its 2015/2016 academic session direct entry screening exercise.
Only candidates who made the University their First Choice in the Direct Entry Admissions for 2015/2016 to submit their biodata, ‘O’ level and any of ‘A’ level, NCE, ND, HND, Degree or equivalent certificates ONLINE through http://www.admissions.ui.edu.ngon or beforeFriday, 16 October, 2015..
How to Apply for University of Ibadan Direct Entry Admission.
A (i) Candidates are to pay N4, 000.00 (this excludes bank charges) into U.I. Admission Processing Fee Account at the University of Ibadan Micro-Finance Bank (Acct. No – 1050000027). Candidates are advised to keep their bank teller.
The teller should have full names of the candidate (SURNAME first) as indicated in the DE registration print-out preceded by the JAMB Registration number, as the payee.
Name and JAMB Registration Number should be quoted in the depositor’s name at the point of payment (in the Bank). The following format could be adopted:
JAMB registration number/names e.g. 93145667FE/SHUAIB, AKANO, OLUKOYA
(ii) Consequent upon payment of the Processing Fee of N4,000.00 at the bank, candidates are expected to submit their Teller Numbers. This should be done by logging-in on: http://www.admissions.ui.edu.ng with the JAMB Registration Number.
(iii) Candidates are then expected to log-in onto http://www.admissions.ui.edu.ng to submit their biodata, ‘O’ level results, and any of ‘A’ level, NCE, ND, HND, Degree or equivalent certificates.
(v) Candidates should ensure that the on-line forms are carefully filled, following ALL necessary instructions, as “mistake(s)” may lead todisqualification.
B (i) Please fill the on-line forms in CAPITAL letters only.
(ii) Candidates can return to the portal, up till Friday, 16 October, 2015 to edit/complete their previous entries or otherwise review and print their biodata. Applicants should note that no further editing CAN be done after the closing date.
(iii) Kindly use functional e-mail addresses and telephone numbers to enable the University reach you in the course of the Admissions exercise and whenever the need arises.
(iv) Candidates are expected to upload their passport photographs and signatures. The image format for the passport and signature is JPEG and must not exceed the specification. The photograph must show both ears, without glasses, cap or headgear.
(v) An online help desk platform on http://www.admissions.ui.edu.ng/helpdeskwill be available to handle all genuine enquiries.
(vi) Schedule: Names of candidates recommended for Admission will be displayed on the University’s Website at a date to be announced later.
Candidates should please note that it is only when an ‘O’ level result is deficient for a course of choice that another result may be presented to complement. Candidates presenting two ‘O’ level results (6 credits at 2 Sittings except Medicine and Surgery and Pharmacy) should ensure that the comprehensive details of both results are submitted.
The deadline for submission of biodata / ‘O’ level results may not be extended. Any candidate whose data are not submitted within the stipulated time may not be considered for admission.
Misrepresentation/falsification of documents is a serious offence. Candidates are therefore advised to submit genuine documents only. Anyone found guilty of this offence will be disqualified automatically and in appropriate cases, be handed over to the Law Enforcement Agencies.
Candidates are strongly advised to adhere strictly to the guidelines stipulated above for successful completion of the online submissions.
Finally, candidates are requested to note that payment of the sum of N4,000.00 is for processing of each applicant’s application and does not guarantee admission.
UNILORIN Admission List (Merit) is Out – 2015/2016
The management of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) has released the merit admission list of candidates offered provisional admission into the university various undergraduate programmes for the 2015/2016 academic session.
UNILORIN merit admission list for the 2015/2016 academic session is not yet available online
How to Check UNILORIN Admission List – Merit List.
From the report reaching us, UNILORIN is yet to upload the list of candidates offered provisional admission online. However, successful candidates that made it to UNILORIN merit admission list have been notified via their registered phone number (i.e. SMS) and Email.
9ja School Gist Team congratulates all the candidates offered provisional admission into UNILORIN various degree programmes.
UNILORIN merit admission list for the 2015/2016 academic session is not yet available online
How to Check UNILORIN Admission List – Merit List.
From the report reaching us, UNILORIN is yet to upload the list of candidates offered provisional admission online. However, successful candidates that made it to UNILORIN merit admission list have been notified via their registered phone number (i.e. SMS) and Email.
9ja School Gist Team congratulates all the candidates offered provisional admission into UNILORIN various degree programmes.
Information for UNILORIN 2014/2015 Graduands
This is to inform the 2014/2015 Graduands of the University that the 31st Convocation Ceremonies of the University for the awards of First and Higher Degrees, Diplomas, Certificates, and Presentation of Prizes, will commence with a Jumat Service on Friday, 16thOctober 2015 and ends on Sunday, 26th October, 2015 with a Special Thanksgiving Service on the Main Campus of the University..
BRIEF FOR GRADUANDS
Graduands are please requested to note the following information:
i) The 2014/2015 academic session statutorily commenced on 1stAugust 2014 and ended on 13thAugust, 2015. All convoking graduands are advised to check their names on the list of graduands displayed on the University Website – www.unilorin.edu.ng
ii) Each graduand shall be allowed a maximum of two (2) guests. Invitation cards to such guests will be issued to graduands when they arrive to collect their academic outfits. Children will not be allowed into the University Auditorium.
iii) It is mandatory for all graduands to pay for the following items, except otherwise indicated, irrespective of whether or not they attend the convocation ceremony:
a) Purchase of Ph.D. Academic Gown (Mandatory for Ph.D. graduands) – N15,000.00
B-) Purchase of Academic Outfits (First or Master’s Degree) (optional) – N11,000.00
c) Hire of Academic Outfits (First or Master’s Degrees) – N2,000.00
c) Order of Proceedings – N2,000:00
d) Certificate Scrolls (to be distributed by Alumni Association) N1000.00
e) Certificate Folder for PG N2,500.00
f) Convocation Muffler N900.00
g) University Convocation T-Shirt N1,750.00
h) Registration as an Alumni – Postgraduate N2,500.00
– Undergraduate N2,500.00
iv) Pursuant to (iii) above, the following categories of compulsory charges are available:
(a). Undergraduate: N
i. Hire of Academic Gown 2,000:00
ii. Order of Proceedings 2,000:00
iii. Scroll 1,000:00
iv T/Shirt 1.750:00
v. Muffler (40 thAnniversary) 900:00
vi. Administrative Charges 1000:00
vii. Alumni Registration Charges 2,500:00
Total 11,150:00
(B-). Masters: N
i. Hire of Academic Gown 2,000:00
ii. Order of Proceedings 2,000:00
iii. Certificate Folder 2,500:00
iv. Administrative Charges 2,500:00
Total 9,000:00
(c). Ph.D.: N
i. Hire of Academic Gown 2,000:00
ii. Order of Proceedings 2,000:00
iii. Certificate Folder 2,500:00
iv. Administrative Charges 3,500:00
Total 10,000:00
v) Order of Proceedings, and Certificate Scrolls will be available for collection immediately after the Convocation Lecture on Wednesday, 21st October, 2015 in the respective faculties on presentation of evidence of payment of appropriate charges while the certificates shall be distributed on the convocation days at the Faculty and Postgraduate School
vi) Graduands are expected to attend a rehearsal of the Academic Procession which will hold at 4.00 p.m. on Sunday, 18thOctober, 2015 in the premises of the University Auditorium.
vii) It is compulsory for all graduands who will attend the convocation ceremonies to participate in the Academic Procession and wear the approved academic outfits. On the days of Convocation, Academic gowns are limited and will be distributed on 1stcome 1stserved basis.
viii) All graduands are expected to be formally dressed in full English wear (i.e. suit, shirt and tie for men and skirt suit/skirt and blouse or gown for ladies) OR full national dress.
ix) Graduands hiring academic gowns are expected to pay a refundable deposit of two thousand, five hundred Naira (N2,500.00) in cash to their Faculty OfficersORsubmit to their respective Faculty Officers a Guarantor Form duly completed by a staff member of the University. This payment is outside the non- refundable fee of N2,000.00 in (iiic) above, please.
x) All hired gowns should be returned by the graduands to their respective Faculty Officers not later than Tuesday 27thOctober, 2015. Gowns returned after that date will attract a fine of Fifty Naira (N50.00) per day.
MODE OF PAYMENT
i) Graduands should make their payment with Automated Teller Machine. The (ATM) cards acceptable for use are master and verve cards. Each granduand should ensure that the amount in their account is up to the value of the required convocation charges before loging into the Unilorin portal for payment.
a) Based on (iv) (a – c) above, first degree graduands are to pay a total sum of eleven thousand, one hundred and fifty Naira (N11,150.00), Higher Degree graduands (excluding Ph.D.) Nine thousand Naira (N9, 000.00) while Ph.D. graduands, are to pay Ten thousand Naira (N10,000.00) only. Candidates would be expected to pay bank charges of two hundred and fifty Naira (N250.00) in addition to these charges.
Payment for the Convocation materials in iii (a – h) above shall commence from Tuesday 13thOctober, 2015. Graduands are advised to pay early so as to avoid last minute rush.
PROCUREMENT OF ACADEMIC GOWNS
Interested graduands are to note that while the purchase of the University’s academic gown is mandatory for PhD. graduands at a negotiated price of Fifteen Thousand Naira (N15, 000.00) only, Master’s and first degree graduands are encouraged to purchase theirs at a negotiated price of Eleven Thousand Naira Only (N11,00).
While purchase of academic gowns by First and Master’s Degree graduands is optional, acquisition of the gowns for personal use is encouraged as a mark of permanent identification with the University of Ilorin.
Graduands wishing to purchase academic gowns, are advised to pay the appropriate sum directly to Messrs Ola Dandy Tailors & Co., 33, Oke-Bola Road, Ibadan (Zenith Bank Plc, Dugbe Branch Account No: 1011711062 – Ola Dandy Tailors & Company), makers of the gown. To facilitate the procurement of individual gowns, each graduand is required to contact Messrs Ola Dandy Tailors & Co., on+2348028990229and +2348059202500
OTHER REQUIREMENT
On arrival on the campus, all graduands are required to register as members with the University of Ilorin Alumni Association at the National Alumni Secretariat, University of Ilorin. The University encourages its Alumni to be committed to theiralma mater.To this end, release of certificate is dependent on evidence of registration.
BRIEF FOR GRADUANDS
Graduands are please requested to note the following information:
i) The 2014/2015 academic session statutorily commenced on 1stAugust 2014 and ended on 13thAugust, 2015. All convoking graduands are advised to check their names on the list of graduands displayed on the University Website – www.unilorin.edu.ng
ii) Each graduand shall be allowed a maximum of two (2) guests. Invitation cards to such guests will be issued to graduands when they arrive to collect their academic outfits. Children will not be allowed into the University Auditorium.
iii) It is mandatory for all graduands to pay for the following items, except otherwise indicated, irrespective of whether or not they attend the convocation ceremony:
a) Purchase of Ph.D. Academic Gown (Mandatory for Ph.D. graduands) – N15,000.00
B-) Purchase of Academic Outfits (First or Master’s Degree) (optional) – N11,000.00
c) Hire of Academic Outfits (First or Master’s Degrees) – N2,000.00
c) Order of Proceedings – N2,000:00
d) Certificate Scrolls (to be distributed by Alumni Association) N1000.00
e) Certificate Folder for PG N2,500.00
f) Convocation Muffler N900.00
g) University Convocation T-Shirt N1,750.00
h) Registration as an Alumni – Postgraduate N2,500.00
– Undergraduate N2,500.00
iv) Pursuant to (iii) above, the following categories of compulsory charges are available:
(a). Undergraduate: N
i. Hire of Academic Gown 2,000:00
ii. Order of Proceedings 2,000:00
iii. Scroll 1,000:00
iv T/Shirt 1.750:00
v. Muffler (40 thAnniversary) 900:00
vi. Administrative Charges 1000:00
vii. Alumni Registration Charges 2,500:00
Total 11,150:00
(B-). Masters: N
i. Hire of Academic Gown 2,000:00
ii. Order of Proceedings 2,000:00
iii. Certificate Folder 2,500:00
iv. Administrative Charges 2,500:00
Total 9,000:00
(c). Ph.D.: N
i. Hire of Academic Gown 2,000:00
ii. Order of Proceedings 2,000:00
iii. Certificate Folder 2,500:00
iv. Administrative Charges 3,500:00
Total 10,000:00
v) Order of Proceedings, and Certificate Scrolls will be available for collection immediately after the Convocation Lecture on Wednesday, 21st October, 2015 in the respective faculties on presentation of evidence of payment of appropriate charges while the certificates shall be distributed on the convocation days at the Faculty and Postgraduate School
vi) Graduands are expected to attend a rehearsal of the Academic Procession which will hold at 4.00 p.m. on Sunday, 18thOctober, 2015 in the premises of the University Auditorium.
vii) It is compulsory for all graduands who will attend the convocation ceremonies to participate in the Academic Procession and wear the approved academic outfits. On the days of Convocation, Academic gowns are limited and will be distributed on 1stcome 1stserved basis.
viii) All graduands are expected to be formally dressed in full English wear (i.e. suit, shirt and tie for men and skirt suit/skirt and blouse or gown for ladies) OR full national dress.
ix) Graduands hiring academic gowns are expected to pay a refundable deposit of two thousand, five hundred Naira (N2,500.00) in cash to their Faculty OfficersORsubmit to their respective Faculty Officers a Guarantor Form duly completed by a staff member of the University. This payment is outside the non- refundable fee of N2,000.00 in (iiic) above, please.
x) All hired gowns should be returned by the graduands to their respective Faculty Officers not later than Tuesday 27thOctober, 2015. Gowns returned after that date will attract a fine of Fifty Naira (N50.00) per day.
MODE OF PAYMENT
i) Graduands should make their payment with Automated Teller Machine. The (ATM) cards acceptable for use are master and verve cards. Each granduand should ensure that the amount in their account is up to the value of the required convocation charges before loging into the Unilorin portal for payment.
a) Based on (iv) (a – c) above, first degree graduands are to pay a total sum of eleven thousand, one hundred and fifty Naira (N11,150.00), Higher Degree graduands (excluding Ph.D.) Nine thousand Naira (N9, 000.00) while Ph.D. graduands, are to pay Ten thousand Naira (N10,000.00) only. Candidates would be expected to pay bank charges of two hundred and fifty Naira (N250.00) in addition to these charges.
Payment for the Convocation materials in iii (a – h) above shall commence from Tuesday 13thOctober, 2015. Graduands are advised to pay early so as to avoid last minute rush.
PROCUREMENT OF ACADEMIC GOWNS
Interested graduands are to note that while the purchase of the University’s academic gown is mandatory for PhD. graduands at a negotiated price of Fifteen Thousand Naira (N15, 000.00) only, Master’s and first degree graduands are encouraged to purchase theirs at a negotiated price of Eleven Thousand Naira Only (N11,00).
While purchase of academic gowns by First and Master’s Degree graduands is optional, acquisition of the gowns for personal use is encouraged as a mark of permanent identification with the University of Ilorin.
Graduands wishing to purchase academic gowns, are advised to pay the appropriate sum directly to Messrs Ola Dandy Tailors & Co., 33, Oke-Bola Road, Ibadan (Zenith Bank Plc, Dugbe Branch Account No: 1011711062 – Ola Dandy Tailors & Company), makers of the gown. To facilitate the procurement of individual gowns, each graduand is required to contact Messrs Ola Dandy Tailors & Co., on+2348028990229and +2348059202500
OTHER REQUIREMENT
On arrival on the campus, all graduands are required to register as members with the University of Ilorin Alumni Association at the National Alumni Secretariat, University of Ilorin. The University encourages its Alumni to be committed to theiralma mater.To this end, release of certificate is dependent on evidence of registration.
Akanu Ibiam Polytechnic Unwana Post UTME Result – 2015
This is to inform all the candidates that participated in the Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic, Unwana post UTME
screening exercise for the 2015/2016 academic session, that the management of the polytechnic has announced the post UTME result.
Check Unwana Poly Post UTME Result.
a. Go to the polytechnic post UTME portal at http://www.portal.polyunwana.net/Applications /PUTME/
CheckUTMEResult.aspx
b. Enter your JAMB registration and Confirmation Order Number where required
c. Click login to access your Unwana Poly post UTME score.
screening exercise for the 2015/2016 academic session, that the management of the polytechnic has announced the post UTME result.
Check Unwana Poly Post UTME Result.
a. Go to the polytechnic post UTME portal at http://www.portal.polyunwana.net/Applications /PUTME/
CheckUTMEResult.aspx
b. Enter your JAMB registration and Confirmation Order Number where required
c. Click login to access your Unwana Poly post UTME score.
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