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Saturday, 1 August 2015

UNIABUJA Post UTME Form Updates – 2015/16

University of Abuja, UNIABUJA post UTME screening exercise is yet to commence for the 2015/2016 academic session.
This is to inform all the prospective candidates of the University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) that made the university their institution of choice in the 2015 UTME that the management of the institution is yet to set the date for the 2015/2016 post UTME.
Beware of online scam artists demanding for money or claiming the form is now available for purchase.
To be the first to find out when UNIABUJA post UTME form is available, bookmark this page and keep checking back or subscribe to our mailing list.

UNIABUJA Post UTME Form Updates – 2015/16

University of Abuja, UNIABUJA post UTME screening exercise is yet to commence for the 2015/2016 academic session.
This is to inform all the prospective candidates of the University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) that made the university their institution of choice in the 2015 UTME that the management of the institution is yet to set the date for the 2015/2016 post UTME.
Beware of online scam artists demanding for money or claiming the form is now available for purchase.
To be the first to find out when UNIABUJA post UTME form is available, bookmark this page and keep checking back or subscribe to our mailing list.

UNILAG Updates List Of Post-UTME 2015 Eligible Candidates

This is to inform all candidates seeking admission into the University of Lagos but were unable to apply for the Post-UTME screening due to the new JAMB Policy that they can now log on to the portal as the list of eligible candidates have been updated.
To check if you are eligible visit the portal byclicking here
Type in your JAMB Reg. Number and Surname in the spaces provided and proceed to generate Post-UTME Payment invoice.
Goodluck!
So apply for the Original JAMB Result Slip with your passport on it for presentation atUNILAG2015 Post-UTME Venue

Korede Bello Mavin singer rubbishes Moshood Abiola Polytechnic event on Instagram

Mavin Records singer and guitaristKorede Bellohas published a public disclaimer about an event organized by students of theMoshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta, Ogun State.
Korede Bello went onInstagramto announce that he will not be at the event as is being claimed by organizers of the event.
He published the event flyer with the disclaimer:
"Please note that this is false as @KoredeBello would not be at this event. Therefore, the Management has nothing to do with this Event. Please Beware Thanks,
Management Cc: @tegamavin @mavinrecordshq."
Korede who was only signed to Mavin last year has quickly risen to become a pop favorite, especially following his hit song‘Godwin’.

KWACOED Post-UTME 2015: Date, Cut-off Mark, Eligibility And Registration Details

The College authority hereby invites suitably qualified candidates who desire to be admitted for any of the NCE programmes run by the college to apply for and attend the 2015 Post UTME screening exercise.
The screening examination will be conducted by Computer Based Testing (CBT), however, candidates for Arabic Medium will undergo Paper Based Test (PBT) from Monday 17th August, 2015 according to schedule.
AVAILABLE NCE COURSES
1 Agricultural Science (Double Major)
2 Arabic / French
3 Arabic / Islamic Studies
4 Arabic / Yoruba
5 Arabic Medium
6 Biology / Integrated Science
7 Business Education (Double Major)
8 Chemistry / Integrated Science
9 Chemistry / Mathematics
10 Christian Religious Studies / Fine Art
11 Christian Religious Studies / Social Studies
12 Computer Science / Biology
13 Computer Science / Chemistry
14 Computer Science / Integrated Science
15 Computer Science / Mathematics
16 Computer Science / Physics
17 Early Childhood Care Education Courses
18 Economics / Arabic
19 Economics / Christian Religious Studies
20 Economics / English
21 Economics / French
22 Economics / Islamic Studies
23 Economics / Mathematics
24 Economics / Social Studies
25 English / Christian Religious Studies
26 English / French
27 English / History
28 English / Islamic Studies
29 English / Music
30 English / Political Science
31 English / Social Studies
32 English / Yoruba
33 Entrepreneurship Skills Courses
34 Fine and Applied Art (Double Major)
35 French / Christian Religious Studies
36 French / Islamic Studies
37 French / Music
38 French / Social Studies
39 French / Yoruba
40 Geography / Integrated Science
41 Geography / Mathematics
42 Geography / Social Studies
43 History / Christian Religious Studies
44 History / Islamic Studies
45 History / Social Studies
46 Home Economics (DM)
47 Integrated Science / Mathematics
48 Integrated Science / Physics
49 Islamic Studies / Social Studies
50 Mathematics / Physics
51 Music / Christian Religious Studies
52 Music / Social Studies
53 Physical Health Education (Double Major)
54 Political Science / Christian Religious Studies
55 Political Science / Islamic Studies
56 Political Science / Social Studies
57 Primary Education Studies (Double Major)
58 Social Studies (Double Major)
59 Yoruba / Christian Religious Studies
60 Yoruba / History
61 Yoruba / Islamic Studies
62 Yoruba / Music
63 Yoruba / Social Studies
ELIGIBILITY:
All prospective candidates must have scored a minimum of 150 marks in the last 2015 UTME examination
-Candidates that made the college their first, second or third choice in the 2015 UTME examination can apply
-Candidates who did not choose the college in any of their choices but now wish to be considered for admission into the college cam also apply
-Any other candidate willing to be admitted into the college programme should contact any of the underlisted numbers for further instructions.
PROCEDURE:
Register and pay for the Post UTME screening through the college portal (www.kwcoeilorin.edu.ng/portal/putme)
Print out the acknowledgement slip containing your personal details as well as the examination schedule slip. Candidates applying for Arabic Medium are to print customized answer sheets included.
Report at the college on the scheduled date with the following:
-Photocopy and Original (bring the original for sighting)of the UTME results slip with your passport photograph on it. If you do not have this document,click here to get yours
-Photocopies of WASC, NECO, NABTEB, etc results used to apply (bring original copies for sighting)
-2 recent colour passport sized photographs
PAYMENT CATEGORIES:
For payment details, visit the college portal (www.kwcoeilorin.edu.ng/portal/putme)
FOR FURTHER ENQUIRIES/INFORMATION:
Visit the college website (www.kwcoeilorin.edu.ng)

FUNAAB 2015/2016 Post-UTME Screening Date, Procedure Announced

FUNAAB 2015/2016 Post-UTME Screening Date, Procedure Announced. This is to inform all applicants seeking admission into 100, 200 and 300 levels at the Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta (FUNAAB-) that they are here by invited to register online for the 2015/2016 Screening Exercise.
Applications must be from suitable qualified candidates, who have chosen the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB-) as most preferred institution on the prescribed for obtained from JAMB.
Applicants must also possess minimum entry requirements of five (5) O’ Level credit passes in relevant subjects at one or two sittings in SSCE/GCE/NECO and fill in the same results on-line. Applicants are advised to confirm the admission requirements into the respective Degree Programmes at the University admission Portal, http://admission.unaab.edu.ngbefore logging in to fill the e-application form.
Eligibility
Each Screening Exercise is a mandatory requirement for both UTME and direct Entry Admissions into the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB-).
UTME SCREENING EXERCISE
Only candidates who sat for the 2015/2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination(UTME) with the correct subject combination, scored a minimum of 180 and have applied for admission top study any of the following courses:
To be eligible for Post-UTME Screening Exercise candidates must have sat for the 2015/2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and scored a minimum of 180 marks in the following programmes:
• Agricultural Economics and Farm Management,
• Agricultural Extension and Rural Development,
• Animal Nutrition,
• Animal Physiology,
• Animal Production and Health,
• Aquaculture and Fisheries Management,
• Animal Breeding and Genetics,
• Agricultural Administration,
• Crop Protection,
• Environmental Management and Toxicology,
• Forestry and Wildlife Management,
• Horticulture,
• Pasture and Range Management,
• Plant Breeding and Seed Technology,
• Plant Physiology and Crop Production,
• Soil Science and Land Management,
• Water Resources Management and Agro-meteorology
Or a minimum of 200 marks in the following programmes:
• Biochemistry
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Microbiology
• Computer Science
• Mathematics
• Statistics
• Physics
• Food Science and Technology
• Home Science and Management
• Hospitality and Tourism
• Nutrition and Dietetics
• Agricultural Engineering
• Electrical and Electronics Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Mechatronic Engineering
• Veterinary Medicine
• Accounting
• Business Administration
• Banking and Finance
• Entrepreneurial Studies
Are eligible to take the post-UTME Screening Exercise
Direct Entry Screening Exercise
Direct Entry candidates, with minimum of Upper-Credit and its equivalent, who have also applied to JAMB for admission into the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB-) are invited to register online.

Candidates should ensure that their Academic Transcripts are forwarded to the Registrar, FUNAAB not later than Monday, 31st August, 2015.

Method Of Application
1. Eligible candidates are to access the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta FUNAAB FUNAAB Admission Portalclick on “Apply for Admission” and enter their JAMB UTME or JAMB Direct Entry Registration Numbers to generate and print out their Application Invoice which states their Reference Number and other information on payment of a non-refundable fee of Three Thousand Naira (N3,000.00) only, exclusive of Bank Charges.
2. Candidates should proceed to any of the listed banks (nationwide) on the Application Invoice slip and make payment of the prescribed fee using the Reference Number. Ensure the Bank posts the payment through the appropriate channel to reflect instantly on FUNAAB Admission Portal, otherwise you will not be able to proceed with your application.
3. After payment at the designated bank, candidates are to proceed to FUNAAB Admission Portal and complete the e-application form as appropriate.
4. Application open on Monday, 3rd August 2015 and closes on Friday, 14th August, 2015.
5. Candidates are required to correctly input their Bio-data, O’Level results, OND/HND/NCE/A-Level/IJMB/JUPEB results (where applicable) and upload a recent coloured passport photograph (not more than 6 months old).
6. On uploading of all required details, candidates are expected to first preview and confirm entries before clicking on Submit on the acknowledgement page.
7. Candidates should thereafter print out the Application Form displaying their passport photograph.
8. Correction of entered data attracts a correction fee of One Thousand Naira (N1,000) only as penalty and can be effected online not later than the closing date of the application. Click here for details.
9. No complaint of wrong Bio-Data, O’Level result, OND/HND/NCE/A-Level/IJMB/JUPEB results or blank picture would be entertained.
10. Candidates who up-load wrong Bio-Data, O’ Level results and UTME/OND/HND/NCE/A’Level/IJMB/JUPEB results will be automatically disqualified.
Screening Date
The Screening Exercise is computer-based and holds on Monday, 17th August, 2015 and Tuesday, 18th August, 2015. Candidates are to check the FUNAAB Admission Portal from Friday 14th August, 2015 to verify their venue and date.

UNN 2015/2016 Post-UTME Screening Test To Be Done In Two Batches

This is to inform all candidates who chose the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) as their first choice and score a minimum of 200 and above in the 2015 UTME that the 2015/2016 POST-UTME screening will commence on the 11thof August, 2015.

There will be two batches namely:
Batch 1- Candidates whose names were originally sent by JAMB (Verified List). Registration ends on 7thAugust, 2015.
Batch 2 – Candidates who were omitted in the original list sent from JAMB but selected UNN as first choice and scored 200 and above. Registration for this batch ends on 12thAugust, 2015.
Batch 1 will take their exams from 11th– 14thAugust, 2015 as shown below:
DAY ONE
DATE:Tuesday August 11, 2015
FACULTIES: Agricultural Sciences, Medicine & Surgery, Dentistry, Health Sciences and Technology, Veterinary Sciences and Engineering.
TIME:900am – 11.00am – Veterinary Medicine (All Candidates)
*Agricultural Sciences (All Candidates )
………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
11.00am – 1.00pm – Medicine &Surgery (All Candidates ) Dentistry (All Candidates)
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1.00 pm – 3.00pm – Health Sciences & Technology (All Candidates)
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………
3.00pm – 5.00pm – Engineering (All Candidates)
DAY TWO
DATE:Wednesday August 12, 2015
FACULTIES: Law, Arts and Education.
TIME: 8.00am – 10.00am – Law (All Candidates) Arts (Mass Communication)
………………………………………………………… ………………………………………
12.00am – 2.00pm – All other Departments in Faculty of Arts)
………………………………………………………… ………………………………………
2.00pm – 4.00pm – Education (All Candidates)
DAY THREE
DATE :Thursday August 13, 2015
FACULTIES: Biological Sciences, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Physical Sciences and Environmental Studies.
TIME:900am – 11.00am – Biological Sciences (Plant Science and Biotechnology, Microbiology Zoology and Environmental Studies and Combined Biological Sciences)
………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
11.00am – 1.00pm – Biological Sciences (Biochemistry) Pharmaceutical Sciences (All Candidates)
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1.00pm – 3.00pm – Physical Sciences (All Candidates)
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3.00pm -5.00pm – Environmental Studies (All Candidates)
DAY FOUR
DATE: Friday August 14, 2015
FACULTIES: Business Administration and Social Sciences
TIME:9.00am – 11.00am – Business Administration (All Candidates)
………………………………………………………………………………………………….
11.00am – 1.00pm – Social Sciences (Econs., Public Admin and Sociology/Anthrop.
………………………………………………………… ………………………………………
1.00pm – 3.00pm – Social Sciences (All other Departments in Social Sciences)
Batch 2 will take their exams from 17 thAugust, 2015 based on registration on a first come, first served basis.
*There will be 4 batches per day of 1000 candidates each.

*The exam timetable for the Batch 2 will be available for viewing on Wednesday 12thAugust, 2015.
* For further information, visit the University Website- www.unn.edu.ng

No Room For Fraudsters In This Year 2015 Post-UTME And Admissions, Says UNIZIK VC

The authorities of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka have assured the public that high standard measures will be employed in the conduct of it’s 2015/2016 post UTME and admissions. According to the Director, Directorate of Information and Public Relations of the university, Dr. Emmanuel Ojukwu, the university’s Vice chancellor Prof. Joseph Eberendu Ahaneku made this known while presiding over a meeting of Deans and Directors of the university Friday.
Also, while appreciating the efforts of Deans and Directors of the university in the conduct of the second semester examination which is a huge success, Prof. Ahaneku also briefed them on the JAMB policies for this 2015/2016 academic year. He said there would not be room for fraudsters who dupe candidates and their parents. The Vice-Chancellor also informed them that this year’s screening test for new students will be done in such a way that admission racketeers will be thrown out of job as always.
Also, the Vice-Chancellor assured the University community of strong and fair leadership where no one will be victimized for holding any opinion different from that of University Management. The Vice-Chancellor also warned the university staff against extorting money or any other thing from the students as anyone caught will be disciplined.

UNIZIK Female Lecturer Shot Dead By Unknown Gunmen



The entire family of Ugwuokwor has been thrown into mourning following last week’s gruesome killing of their daughter, a lecturer at the University town of Nsukka, who was shot death by two unknown gunmen.

Source has it that the female classroom teacher was killed at about 200 meters to her residence while returning from the state capital where she attended the swearing- in ceremony of newly appointed commissioners in the state.
It was gathered that the teacher identified as Princess Uzoamaka Onyishi, nee Ugwuokwor, 40 , hailed from Mbu -Akpoti in Isi- Uzo local government area of the state. She had accompanied one of her relations , Mrs. Eze, to attend the swearing-in ceremony of her husband, Mr M.E Eze, who was appointed Attorney -General and Commissioner for Justice in the state, only to be assailed by unknown gunmen, very close to her Uwani-Ugwu residence in Nsukka metropolis.

Investigations revealed that Princess Onyishi drove herself to Enugu, venue of the ceremony in company of her Kano-based sister, Mrs Ndidiamaka Nnaji, to attend the ceremony. Reports said that soon after the ceremony, both of them cruised in a blue -coloured Toyota Corolla of the deceased back home. It was gathered that after she had dropped her sister at the family house along Ogurugu road in Nsukka, picked up her cousin, Miss Jacinta Okwor, who stays with her and headed to her residence at Uwani- Ugwu, tragedy struck. She was shot dead by two unknown gunmen.
Eyewitness account said the two gunmen ambushed the princess at a flooded spot on the pretext that their motor cycle had problem along the lonely road around 8.30 pm.

Reports said the unsuspecting Princess fell victim to the bullets of her assailants as she tried to offer help by directing her head lamp towards the passable side of the road only for one of them to point gun at her and without demanding anything from her, pulled the trigger and shattered her skull. The assailants fled under the cover of darkness.

The lady who was with the deceased when the ugly incident happened, Jacinta Okwor, narrated their travail. “ I was in the vehicle with her when the people emerged and shot her.

The two men demanded nothing from her, only pointed gun and shot her instantly. When she was shot, she fell on my laps. I did not know she was dead. When the two men left, I started calling her to wake up for us to go, unknown to me that she was dead. As my efforts to wake her failed, I took the bush part and ran to a house not too far from the scene and informed her husband that aunty has been shot dead just now. The killers did not demand anything from her. I sat with her in the front seat. It was a horrible experience. I have not recovered from the trauma. The cloth I wore that faithful day is still soaked with the blood of my aunty. God will never forgive her killers. I am an apprentice tailor under my sister’s care but now they have killed her. One of the two men was dragging motor cycle and she flashed light to help him only for another to emerge from the bush and shot her, point blank without uttering a word to her.”

Husband to the fair- complexioned princess, Sunday Onyishi, 57, lamented the circumstances that surrounded the gruesome murder of his wife. “The whole thing still sound strange to me. I still could not believe that my wife was killed like a common thief. We have been married for the past 22 years and blessed with five children.

I am a transporter. Nobody has ever complained to me that she had problem with her. I don’t know why she was killed. When my sister in- law rushed to me and broke the news of her death, I rushed shouting, neighbours joined me, we combed the entire place but could not see the killers.
Then we invited the police to see what happened.

I am not suspecting anybody but the killers of my wife will definitely be brought to book. We moved in into our own building five months ago. Her killers did not allow her enjoy the house she laboured for all these years of hardship. I want the police to unearth the surroundings of her killing by faceless two young men,” he stated amidst tears.
May her soul rest in peace. 

Murder at dusk: Female teacher shot dead in Nsukka

News gathered from VanguardNews.

Tension mounts at the University town of Nsukka, Enugu state, following last week’s gruesome killing of a female classroom teacher at about 200 meters to her residence while returning from the state capital where she attended the swearing- in ceremony of newly appointed commissioners in the state.
Crime Guard gathered that the teacher identified as Princess Uzoamaka Onyishi, nee Ugwuokwor, 40 , hailed from Mbu -Akpoti in Isi- Uzo local government area of the state. She had accompanied one of her relations , Mrs. Eze, to attend the swearing-in ceremony of her husband, Mr M.E Eze, who was appointed Attorney -General and Commissioner for Justice in the state, only to be assailed by unknown gunmen, very close to her Uwani-Ugwu residence in Nsukka metropolis.
Princess Uzoamaka Onyishi,
Investigations revealed that Princess Onyishi drove herself to Enugu, venue of the ceremony in company of her Kano-based sister, Mrs Ndidiamaka Nnaji, to attend the ceremony. Reports said that soon after the ceremony, both of them cruised in a blue -coloured Toyota Corolla of the deceased back home. It was gathered that after she had dropped her sister at the family house along Ogurugu road in Nsukka, picked up her cousin, Miss Jacinta Okwor, who stays with her and headed to her residence at Uwani- Ugwu, tragedy struck. She was shot dead by two unknown gunmen.
The attack
Eyewitness account said the two gunmen ambushed the princess at a flooded spot on the pretext that their motor cycle had problem along the lonely road around 8.30 pm. Reports said the unsuspecting Princess fell victim to the bullets of her assailants as she tried to offer help by directing her head lamp towards the passable side of the road only for one of them to point gun at her and without demanding anything from her, pulled the trigger and shattered her skull. The assailants fled under the cover of darkness.
Visit to son at the campus
Further investigations revealed that the deceased who is the daughter of late Igwe Gabriel Ugwuokwor, the traditional ruler of Mbu Akpoti, a neighbouring community in the area and mother of five children, also visited her first son, Chidera Onyishi, a first year student at the Department of Political Science, at the University campus, unknown to the boy that it was the last he will see her mother. With the joy of the swearing in celebration, the deceased was reportedly singing songs of praises that their relation and close acquaintance had been elevated as a commissioner only for her to be assailed by yet -to -be identified gunmen.
Visit to the family house
When Crime Guard visited the family house at Ogurugu road, members of the family wore gloomy faces, wailing and confused over the fate that befell them. Her elder sister, Uzoamaka. Nnaemeka Ugwuokwor, told Crime Guard amidst tears that the entire family has been thrown into confusion by the killing of their sister.
According to her, ‘’My sister just returned from Enugu where she attended the swearing-in ceremony of newly appointed commissioners. One of our relations was amongst them. On arrival at Nsukka, she drove to the family house to see our mother, Lolo Josephine Ugwuokwor. When she was through with her, she went to see her son at the campus. As she was just driving into her house later, she met two young men carrying a motor cycle, trying to manoeuvre their way in the flooded area of the road. When she tried to evade the young man dragging the motor bike, another young man emerged from the bush, pointed gun at her and shot her, straight on the forehead. She died on the spot. Before she met her untimely death, she was teaching at Urban Boys Secondary school, Nsukka. She was the kind that hardly could hurt a fly. What prompted her killing still remains a mystery to the family that just buried their father, Igwe Gabriel Ugwuokwor. She was driving herself when the incident happened. She never joined politics for one day. Her only business in politics was to attend the swearing-in ceremony of the newly appointed commissioner. The incident has been reported to Nsukka police division who promptly responded to the call put across to them when she was shot. Both the police and some clergy men assisted in taken her to Bishop Shanahan mortuary where her corpse was deposited. Presently, the matter has been transferred to Enugu state police headquarters. The gruesome killing of our sister has taken the family to a devastating point of agony, mourning, confusion and pity. She is the most endearing in the hearts of members of the family. She was humble, amiable and loving to the people that interacted with her. We are not suspecting any person for now,. Our only prayer is for God to bring out the killers of our sister. She was a mother of five, two boys and three girls. The first is a first year student at UNN, the second will be writing the post UME, the third is in SS 3, the fourth is in SS 1 while the last one is in primary five.
Appeal to the police
“We look up to the police to unearth the circumstances surrounding the wicked killing of our sister. We believe the police will stand to the challenge to fish out perpetrators of the heinous crime and bring them to book. We are equally appealing to the general public to assist us in our moment of grief to give information, if any, about the killing. We cry for help from any quarter to assist us fish out those that assailed our sister to death. We have sent messages across to various communities within Nsukka and beyond to report any suspected person to the nearest police station in connection with the killing. It was pure assassination as the killers never demanded anything from her, neither her car key, nor cash, nothing whatsoever.
Mother reacts
Amidst tears, Lolo Josephine Ugwuokwor, 55, the mother of the deceased managed to speak with Crime Guard. She narrated her unbearable traumatic ordeal ‘’ The killers of my daughter will never go unpunished. It is too painful to me that my daughter was carelessly killed by unknown gunmen. I am appealing to the police to investigate and arrest her killers with the fear of God. We have reported to our community and everybody is waiting for the outcome of police investigation. I spoke with her immediately she returned from Enugu unknown to me that it was the last to speak with her before she went to UNN to see her son, Chidera.
Eye witness account
The lady who was with the deceased when the ugly incident happened, Jacinta Okwor, narrated their travail. “ I was in the vehicle with her when the people emerged and shot her. The two men demanded nothing from her, only pointed gun and shot her instantly. When she was shot, she fell on my laps. I did not know she was dead. When the two men left, I started calling her to wake up for us to go, unknown to me that she was dead. As my efforts to wake her failed, I took the bush part and ran to a house not too far from the scene and informed her husband that aunty has been shot dead just now. The killers did not demand anything from her. I sat with her in the front seat. It was a horrible experience. I have not recovered from the trauma. The cloth I wore that faithful day is still soaked with the blood of my aunty. God will never forgive her killers. I am an apprentice tailor under my sister’s care but now they have killed her. One of the two men was dragging motor cycle and she flashed light to help him only for another to emerge from the bush and shot her, point blank without uttering a word to her.”
Husband laments
Husband to the fair- complexioned princess, Sunday Onyishi, 57, lamented the circumstances that surrounded the gruesome murder of his wife. “The whole thing still sound strange to me. I still could not believe that my wife was killed like a common thief. We have been married for the past 22 years and blessed with five children.
I am a transporter. Nobody has ever complained to me that she had problem with her. I don’t know why she was killed. When my sister in- law rushed to me and broke the news of her death, I rushed shouting, neighbours joined me, we combed the entire place but could not see the killers. Then we invited the police to see what happened. I am not suspecting anybody but the killers of my wife will definitely be brought to book. We moved in into our own building five months ago. Her killers did not allow her enjoy the house she laboured for all these years of hardship. I want the police to unearth the surroundings of her killing by faceless two young men,” he stated amidst tears. 

Friday, 31 July 2015

FEDERAL UNIVERSITY GUSAU, ZAMFARA STATE POST UTME SCREENING FOR THE 2015/2016 ADMISSION EXERCISE, ELIGIBILITY.

ONLY CANDIDATES WHO SAT FOR 2015\2016 SESSION UNIFIED TERTIARY MATRICULATION (UTME) AND HAVE SCORED A MINIMUN OF 180 MARKS IN THE EXAMINATION AND DIRECT ENTRY (DE)
CANDIDATE WHO CHOSE FEDERAL UNIVERSITY GUSAU AS THEIR FIRST CHOICE INSTITUTION ARE ELIGIBLE TO TAKE PART IN THE POST UTME SCREENING INTERACTION SESSION.

SCREENING INTERACTION DATES
COMMENCEMENT OF ONLINE REGISTRATION SAT 1TH AUGUST,2015.
CLOSING DATE OF ONLINE REGISTRATION SUN 16TH AUGUST,2015.

SCREENING/INTERACTION DATE MON 17TH TO TUE 18TH AUGUST 2015.
FOR MORE INFORMATION&ASSITANT: +234 810 913 3320 (9jaSchoolGistTeam) 

VOA, BBG organise Entrepreneurial Journalism training in KASU

The Voice of America (VOA) and Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG) recently organised training for journalists and students on ‘Business and Entrepreneurial Journalism in Kaduna State University (KASU). The 5-day workshop, which held at the main campus of KASU, witnessed a large turnout of students and journalists.
Speaking at the event, Professor Sam Swan of the University of Tennessee, who led the group of American facilitators, said the training was meant to acquaint the participants with the emerging trend in journalism. Dr. Ayodele Joseph, the Head, Mass Communication department, charged the participants to put into good use the lessons learnt, saying that it would help them serve the country.
Earlier, Prof. Williams Barnabas Qurix, the vice-chancellor of KASU, thanked the organisers for choosing the school as the venue for the training, adding that the university would continue to collaborate with the trainers.
Nathaniel, 300l Mass Comm, wrote from KASU

UNIBEN don tasks Nigerians on blood screening exercise

A professor of hematology and consultant hematologist, University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH), Prof Halim Daye, has advised students and Nigerians to undergo regular blood screening in order to live a long life.
He stated this during the university’s 159th inaugural lecture tagged: “We should pay more attention to our blood or else.”
Halim bemoaned nonchalant attitude of some Nigerians, saying: “Many Nigerians are concerned about their outward appearance. They don’t care about what flows in their system. Many persons do not even know their blood group. Sad, some persons get married these days without Blood testing thereby endangering the lives of their children.”
He said that regular blood screening will save people from contracting many diseases.
Daye added that many blood related diseases can be managed, if detected early, advising people to undergo a full blood screening test in, at least, in six months.
While calling for the provision of infrastructure to run blood test in health centres nationwide, he pleaded with relevant authorities to invest in the training of hematologist.
He also called on the government to declare a state of emergency on Hepatitis B Virus, saying that the disease is “40 times more infectious than HIV/AIDS and affects one in every four Nigerians.”
He advised the media and non-governmental agencies to enlighten the people on the need to undergo regular blood test.
Prof Faraday Orumwense, the vice-chancellor of the university, who chaired the lecture, said the recommendations will be submitted to the appropriate quarters, calling on the audience to spread the message far and wide.
UWOGHIREN 300l, Medicine and Surgery, wrote from UNIBEN

Source:  dailytrust

Bello decries mass failure in NECO exams

Niger State Governor Abubakar Sani Bello said inability of successive administration in the state to properly address challenges in the education sector was responsible for the poor performance of candidates in the Senior Secondary Schools Certificate Examinations conducted by the National Examinations Council (NECO).
Governor Bello said examination failure is a manifestation of system failure, noting that only appropriate and enduring policies and programmes could check anomaly in the sector.
Speaking while playing host to the Registrar /Chief Executive Officer of NECO, Professor Abdulrashid Garba, said effective education system anchored on good policies would compel good result. He promised that his administration would address the challenges from their roots, through in-depth planning and analysis of the situation, while providing necessary framework that would yield results.
He said continuous development of teachers and the right work tools as well as the right environment were critical to addressing the problem of poor performance.
Earlier in his remarks, the Registrar/CEO, NECO, Prof. Abdulrashid
Garba, called for collaboration between the body and state government in its strive to provide necessary foundation for quality education.
He said with the required investment in education, the cases of poor performance and examination malpractices would naturally reduce as candidates would be adequately prepared for the tests.


source: dailytrust

RIVPOLY 2015/2016 Full-Time HND And PRE-ND Application Form Now On Sale

Application are invited for suitable qualified candidates for admission into Full Time Higher National Diploma (HND) and Pre-National Diploma (PRE-ND) programmes of the River State Polytechnic, Bori, Rivers State for the 2015/2016 academic session.
AVAILABLE PROGRAMME
A. HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA(HND) PROGRAMME
1. School Management Sciences:
(i) Accountancy
(ii) Banking and Finance
(iii) Business Administration & Mangement
(iv) Office Technology and Management
(v) Insurance
(vi) Mass Communication
2. School Of Engineering:
(i) Civil Engineering
(ii) Electrical/Electronic Engineering
(iii) Mechanical Engineering
3. School of Applied Sciences:
(i) Computer Science
(ii) Science Laboratory Technology
with the following options;
Biology/ Microbiology, Chemistry/
Biochemical and Physics with Electronics
4. School of Environmental Technology
(i) Architecture
(ii) Estate Management
(iii) Surveying and Geo-informatics
(iv) Urban and Regional planning
B . PRE-NATIONAL DIPLOMA (PRE-ND) PROGRAMME
Pre-ND science
(i) Civil Engineering
(ii) Electrical/Electronic Engineering
(iii) Mechanical Engineering
(iv) Computer Science
(v) Science Laboratory Technology
(vi) Statistics
(vii) Architecture
(viii) Estate Management
(ix) Surveying and Geo- informatics
(x) Urban and Regional Planning
(xi) Office Technology and Management.
C. DURATION OF PROGRAMMES
The Higher National Diploma (HND) programme is planned to last for two Academic Sessions of two semesters each, while the pre-National Diploma (pre-ND) programme would last for one academic session of two semesters.
D. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
1. HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA(HND) PROGRAMME
The Minimum requirements for Admission into the Higher National Diploma are:
(i) National Diploma (ND) from Rivers State Polytechnic, Bori or other accredited polytechnic, with minimum grade of LOWER CREDIT in relevant discipline.
(ii) Possession of the entry requirement for the corresponding National Diploma (ND) programme.
(iii) Possession of a certified one year Post National Diploma Industrial Work Experience in approved Establishment, Industry or a Business Organization.
(iv) In exceptional cases, ND examination with two or more years of cognate experience in the specific field may be considered for admission into HND programme.
2. PRE-NATIONAL DIPLOMA (PRE-ND) PROGRAMME
(i) The minimum entry requirements for admission into the West African School Certificate, General Certificate of Education(GCE) Ordinary Level, Senior Secondary School Examination Council (NECO) or their equivalent in relevant subjects at not more than two settings; English Language and Mathematics inclusive.
(ii) Candidates who possess good passes in city and in guild, National Technical Education Board (NABTEB) may also be considered for engineering and Technology courses.
(iii) Candidates awaiting the results of the above examination Boards may also apply.
METHOD OF APPLICATION
All interested HND Candidates including those who wrote the last UTME (exams) and chose the institution (either as most preferred, more preferred, or preferred) as well as Candidates for our Pre-National Diploma (Pre-ND programme) should please click here for further information.
Candidates applying for the HND programme are to send a copy of their Industrial Training Certificate and Transcripts for their National Diploma programme to the:
Registrar
Rivers State Polytechnic
P.M.B 20
Bori.
Deadline for Application Forms is October 30th, 2015.

Breaking News: UNIZIK Vice Chancellor Steps Down

Breaking news reaching us has it that the Vice Chancellor Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku has stepped down, after losing his court case.
The Vice Chancellor who recently celebrated his one year in office, has been in court with Prof. Greg Nwakoby, in pursuant for a plea against the election process that installed him as a VC.
Prof. Greg Nwakoby had argued that he was the winner of the Selection Process for the position of the VC in June last year, and not Prof. Joseph Ahaneku as later published by the School’s governing Council.
Our correspondents have made several efforts to reach the offices to confirm the information, but all efforts yielded no results, as their phone lines weren’t reachable.
As at the time of filing this report, it is alleged that the Vice Chancellor has handed over to the Deputy Vice Chancellor Admin.
In another Development, the University’s Registrar and Bursar have been sacked.
Details Shortly…..

Educationist wants better training for teachers

The proprietress of Lissie Schools, Ogun State, Mrs. Elizabeth Bolaji, has stressed the need for better training of teachers.
Bolaji, who spoke during the school’s 20th anniversary, prize giving day and graduation ceremonies, noted that well trained teachers would contribute significantly training of pupils.
She said, “Teachers need to be well-trained and dedicated. Agreed they need good salaries, they must also have passion for the job. If teachers do not show enough commitment to the profession, it will affect the performance of their pupils.
“Challenges will always come but the ability to withstand them is what determines the quality in teachers. They should be patient and love their pupils. Those in the profession should see it as an opportunity to raise future leaders.
Insisting on good training for teachers, Bolaji said that there was also need for schools to be organising regular seminars for them.
The educationist also advised the graduating pupils to continue to be of good character and worthy ambassadors of the school.
She added, “The next phase of your lives has many distractions and challenges. It, therefore, demands that you need to remain focused in order to accomplish your desires and goals in life.”
Commending parents for their supports, she noted that no school would succeed without the support of parents and guardians.

Educationist seeks value reorientation for children

An educationist, Princess Titilade Ijiwole, has called for the reorientation of pupils, saying it will help check the decadence and corruption in the country.
Ijiwole, who is the Proprietor of the Datforte International School, Lagos, made the call during the school’s 2015 Graduation and Prize-Giving Day ceremony.
According to her, an early value re-orientation for pupils will go a long way in preparing them to shun immorality and corruption in the future.
With the nation’s educational system also enmeshed in corruption, the educationist noted that there was an urgent need to expose the younger ones to the right values of life.
Ijiwole said, “Our educational system must be re-packaged to emphasis moral uprightness. Right now, it appears there is much emphasis on acquisition of certificate. This is why people are so desperate to get it at all costs. I think we should emphasis practical work, high moral and integrity.”
She also urged mothers to endeavour to be monitoring their children, noting that as adolescents they were always experimenting with ideas.
She added, “Do not leave teenagers alone as they always want to try something new. Therefore, they need to be properly guided.”
The guest speaker, Mrs. Grace Sam, urged the graduating pupils to be good ambassadors of the school and not to bring dishonour to their families.

Bayelsa schools where pupils lack teachers, furniture

Apart from dearth of facilities and teachers, reptiles, such as snakes and scorpions, are regular companions in many schools in Bayelsa State,SIMON UTEBORreports
Some secondary schools in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, are still in deplorable state, leaving people wondering if the state of emergency declared in education in the state is sincere.
From the Community Secondary School, Swali; Azikoro Senior Secondary School, Ekeki, to the Demonstration Secondary School, Ekeki, among many others, it is a tale of dilapidation and decay. The schools are not just in a deplorable shape, their pupils study without desks, chairs, and laboratories. Besides, unkempt environment seems to be a common feature in the schools.
Our correspondent gathered that many of the schools have overcrowded classes, a feature that makes teaching a cumbersome experience for their teachers.
Indeed, many of the pupils, who spoke to our correspondent, lamented that even the few teachers they have do not show enough enthusiasm for their job. According to the pupils, many of their teachers not only engage in trading, they also leave their responsibilities to corps members posted the schools.
A pupil of the Community Secondary School, Swali, who gave his name as John (surname withheld), particularly frowned on their teachers’ attitude to work.
He said, “The level of commitment of some teachers is very low and they exhibit high level of nonchalance and indifference to their responsibilities. Some of them do not like teaching; they leave everything to corps members and do not even monitor their activities.
Dilapidated roof at the Community Secondary School, Swali.
“As for facilities, my school is lagging behind in terms of having the right environment that will enable us to achieve much academically.”
The school, he also said, lacked enough furniture such as chairs and tables, saying many pupils usually sit on bare floor to learn.
The pupil added, “We neither have laboratories nor library. Recently, the computer department was provided but we cannot make use of it because we lack power supply in the school. We also do not enjoy any recreational facilities such as playing fields and a volleyball court. We improvise by making use of available spaces for our sporting activities.
“Besides, my school is not habitable, as we have bushes surrounding us and inside these bushes are dangerous reptiles such as snakes and scorpions. There have been occasions when some pupils were bitten by those reptiles.”
A teacher in the school, who did not want his name mentioned, said there was need to build a bigger staff room for the teachers.
According to him, there are no provisions for some teachers in the staff room, resulting in many of them gadding about when they are supposed to be preparing for their lectures.
He also called on the authorities to provide more buildings, electricity, tables, chairs as well as equipped library and laboratories, noting that these facilities aid in teaching and learning.
A visit to Azikoro Senior Secondary School, Ekeki, revealed that though the school buildings look new, its pupils said their laboratories and library lack basic amenities and books.
However, the situation is different at the junior arm of the school, where the pupils face problems of inadequate classrooms and furniture.
A pupil, who identified herself simply as Judith, also noted that the commitment of their teachers was unimpressive.
She said, “I believe that the lack of commitment on the part of some teachers is because there are no drastic measures put in place by the authorities to bring discipline to bear on their activities.
“Yes, we don’t have enough teachers in the school, as many of our teachers usually complain of huge workload. I am urging the state government to employ more teachers so that the complaint will reduce. If the government engages more teachers, they will be more willing to impart knowledge to us.
“Also, we do not have any recreational facilities. The environment is good, but the school is not fenced and this brings about insecurity and indiscipline. Because of the development, people of questionable characters gain access to the school. The situation has led to the menace of criminal activities, such as armed robbery and cultism; and they pose great danger to corps members who reside in the school.”
To check such activities, she urged the government to ensure proper surveillance of the school and its environs.
At the Isaac Jasper Boro College of Education (Demonstration Secondary School), Ekeki, the pupils also decried the state of facilities in the school.
According to the pupils, the acute shortage of classrooms has resulted in running two sessions in the school.
A pupil, Josephine, urged the government to build more classrooms so that the idea of having two daily sessions in the school would end.
The young girl said she was always ashamed to tell people that she was attending afternoon school.
She added, “The classrooms are not adequate. Even the available ones are not conducive. We share classrooms with the primary section; that is why we at the senior section resume school around 12:30p.m and close by 4:30p.m.
“The school authorities resorted to two sessions because of inadequate classrooms and facilities. The authorities introduced the afternoon session for those of us in the senior secondary school and I must tell you that the development has really affected our learning.
“Also, I want the government to build more classrooms or structures that will be used for library and staff rooms. Currently, we only have one staff room in our senior secondary section and none in the junior secondary section.”
Efforts to get the reaction of the state Commissioner for Education, Mr. Dein Benedourmene, were futile, as his telephone rang out several times. He also did not respond to a text message sent to his mobile telephone as of 8pm press time on Thursday.

In Delta Students threaten to shutdown Asaba over unpaid bursaries

source: pulse.ng

Indigenous students of Delta State under the banner of National Association of Delta State Students, NADESSTU, recently threatened to shut down Asaba, the capital of Delta State, if their 2013/2014 bursary was not paid within the next two weeks.
The Association in a statement by the National President Shaka Emomine, and others, at the end of its emergency meeting at Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro, said that the students were no longer happy with the development, adding that any further delay in the payment of the bursary may lead to students’ unrest in the state.
The statement also stated that student were already losing faith in the state government, Vanguard reports.
The statement said:
“The national leadership of the association will no longer stand any chance of losing or jeopardizing the trust bestowed on us by our fellow students whom we were elected to serve and protect their interest.
Therefore, the Delta State Government is hereby issued a two-week ultimatum to come up with the payment of the Delta State Students Bursary/Scholarships Award or risk a state wide protest from the students with its main target being the state capital, Asaba with a magnitude of protest capable of bringing all commercial activities in the beautiful city to a halt until the cries of the students are listened to.

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