UNIZIK 2015/2016 Post-UTME Will Be Computer Based— DVC

The authorities of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka confirmed that the 2015/2016 Post UTME exercise will be Computer Based.
The Deputy Vice Chancellor (DVC) Academics, Prof. Charles Esimone and the Director of Information and Public Relations (DIPR), Dr. Emmanuel Ojukwu confirmed this while speaking to the liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine through a telephone call earlier today.
UNIZIK 2015/2016 Post-UTME Will Be Computer Based— DVC
Prof. Esimone while assuring that the admission process will strictly be on merit, stated that adequate security measures (external and internal) have been put in place to protect the lives of the candidates.
He urged candidates to study hard for their examination as the university maintains a zero tolerance for examination malpractice and will not hesitate to punish offenders.
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The dates for the Examination are as outlined below:
1. SCREENING EXERCISE DATES:
MONDAY, 7TH – THURSDAY, 10TH SEPTEMBER, 2015
DAY 1:Monday, 7th September, 2015
S/N Faculty
I Basic Medical Sciences
II Biosciences
III Health Sciences and Technology
IV Medicine
V Pharmacy
DAY 2:Tuesday, 8th September, 2015
S/N Faculty
I Engineering
II. Environmental Sciences
III. Physical Sciences
IV. Agriculture
DAY 3:Wednesday, 9th September, 2015
S/N Faculty
I Management Sciences
II Social Sciences
III Law
IV Arts
DAY 4: Thursday, 10th September, 2015
S/N Faculty
I Education
II Affiliate Institutions:
a. Federal College of Education (Technical), Umunze
b. Enugu State College of Education (Technical)
c.Pope John Paul II Major Seminary, Okpuno
d. Auchi Polytechnic
TIME AND REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SCREENING EXERCISE
Accreditation of candidates commences at 8.00 a.m. each day.
Candidates are to report with:
a. Two (2) copies of their online registration forms showing their photographs.
b. Baptismal Card or Certificate of Birth Registration.
c. Photocopies of JAMB Slip showing their photographs and JAMB online Result. (a copy each)
d. Local Government Identification Certificate.
RESTRICTIONS.
a. Only bona fide candidates shall be allowed into the University.
b. Parents and guardians are, therefore, strongly advised against attempting to enter the University Campus. Security shall be tight.
c. Candidates who do not register online shall not be received for the screening exercise.
d. The University will not be liable for any payment made with wrong JAMB registration number at the Bank;
f. The University shall also not be liable to any fraudulent payments made anywhere that are not in line with the directives of the University.

UNIZIK 2015/2016 Post-UTME Will Be Computer Based— DVC

The authorities of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka confirmed that the 2015/2016 Post UTME exercise will be Computer Based.
The Deputy Vice Chancellor (DVC) Academics, Prof. Charles Esimone and the Director of Information and Public Relations (DIPR), Dr. Emmanuel Ojukwu confirmed this while speaking to the liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine through a telephone call earlier today.
UNIZIK 2015/2016 Post-UTME Will Be Computer Based— DVC
Prof. Esimone while assuring that the admission process will strictly be on merit, stated that adequate security measures (external and internal) have been put in place to protect the lives of the candidates.
He urged candidates to study hard for their examination as the university maintains a zero tolerance for examination malpractice and will not hesitate to punish offenders.
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The dates for the Examination are as outlined below:
1. SCREENING EXERCISE DATES:
MONDAY, 7TH – THURSDAY, 10TH SEPTEMBER, 2015
DAY 1:Monday, 7th September, 2015
S/N Faculty
I Basic Medical Sciences
II Biosciences
III Health Sciences and Technology
IV Medicine
V Pharmacy
DAY 2:Tuesday, 8th September, 2015
S/N Faculty
I Engineering
II. Environmental Sciences
III. Physical Sciences
IV. Agriculture
DAY 3:Wednesday, 9th September, 2015
S/N Faculty
I Management Sciences
II Social Sciences
III Law
IV Arts
DAY 4: Thursday, 10th September, 2015
S/N Faculty
I Education
II Affiliate Institutions:
a. Federal College of Education (Technical), Umunze
b. Enugu State College of Education (Technical)
c.Pope John Paul II Major Seminary, Okpuno
d. Auchi Polytechnic
TIME AND REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SCREENING EXERCISE
Accreditation of candidates commences at 8.00 a.m. each day.
Candidates are to report with:
a. Two (2) copies of their online registration forms showing their photographs.
b. Baptismal Card or Certificate of Birth Registration.
c. Photocopies of JAMB Slip showing their photographs and JAMB online Result. (a copy each)
d. Local Government Identification Certificate.
RESTRICTIONS.
a. Only bona fide candidates shall be allowed into the University.
b. Parents and guardians are, therefore, strongly advised against attempting to enter the University Campus. Security shall be tight.
c. Candidates who do not register online shall not be received for the screening exercise.
d. The University will not be liable for any payment made with wrong JAMB registration number at the Bank;
f. The University shall also not be liable to any fraudulent payments made anywhere that are not in line with the directives of the University.

Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe-Oghara 2015/2016 Part-Time ND Admission Form On Sale

Applications are invited from qualified candidates for admission into part-time programmes of Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe-Oghara for the 201 5/2016 Academic Session.
Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe-Oghara 2015/2016 Part-Time ND Admission Form On Sale
Courses Available
The following courses are offered in the Polytechnic:
Accountancy
Banking and Finance
Business Administration and Management
Office Technology and Management
Mass Communication
Computer Science
Computer Engineering
Elect/Elect Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Science Laboratory Technology (SLT)
Statistics
Welding and Fabrication Engineering Technology
Entry Requirements
Applicants should possess five (5) 0′ Level credits in relevant subjects including Mathematics and English Language and in not more than two (2) sittings.
Completed Forms
All completed forms should reach the Admissions Office on or before 15th October, 2015 with the following documents enclosed:
1.Receipt for the form
2.Credentials
3.Certificate of Local Government of origin
4.Birth Certificate or sworn Declaration of Age
Screening
Candidates shall be screened on Tuesday 20th and Wednesday 21st October, 2015 at 9.00am each day in their respective Departments.
Application Closing Date
15th October, 2015.
Method of Application
Application forms are available for collection at Admissions Office on the presentation of the Polytechnic’s Bursary receipt for Five Thousand Naira (N5,000) only. Payment for the form can be made at any branch of the following Banks:
Access Bank: Account No. 0050662126
UBA Bank: Account No. 1012961004
Eco Bank: Account No. 4742015668

NOUN graduates to join NYSC, Law School programme soon – Director

Graduates of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) would soon be allowed to participate in the National Youth Service Corps Scheme (NYSC) and the Nigerian Law School Programme.

The Director, Ilorin Study Centre of NOUN, Mr Michael Abikoye, made this known on Thursday in an interview with News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Ilorin.

Abikoye, who was NOUN first Acting Registrar, attributed the exclusion of NOUN graduates from the scheme and law school to public misunderstanding of the difference between Open and Distance Learning (ODL) and part time studies.

He expressed optimism that with the ongoing talk between the management of the Open University and the relevant stakeholders, NOUN students would be absorbed into the scheme.

“The denial of our graduates in participating in the NYSC scheme is based essentially on the general misunderstanding of difference in concept between open and distance learning system, which Nigerians have equated with part time studies.

“But open and distance learning is not exactly the same thing as part time study.

“Open and Distance Learning is a standard form of education and it is the vogue in many advanced countries today.

“Incidentally, most of NOUN programmes are accredited by the National Universities Commission (NUC) that accredits programmes of conventional Nigerian Universities.

“Our course materials are prepared by seasoned academics in the conventional university system and they go through rigorous and thorough process of editing and printing before they are released to the students.

“It may not surprise you to know that even in the conventional universities; our course materials are being used by some lecturers to produce their own handouts for students.

“That shows you the quality of our materials and by extension, the quality of our products,” Abikoye added.

Abikoye said that NOUN has standard and functioning laboratory at its headquarters and in some selected study centres across the country.

He said what NOUN has done in some centres where it has no laboratory of its own was to go into Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the neighbouring conventional universities.

“At the Ilorin Study Centre here for instance, we have gone into collaboration with the University of Ilorin, so that NOUN students can avail themselves with laboratory facilities there.

“This was particularly meant for the students of our School of Health Science and ICT,” he said.

Abikoye disclosed that NOUN has set up two skills acquisition vocational centres at graduate, post graduate diploma and certificate levels to fill the gap left behind by conventional universities. (NAN)

UNICAL Postgraduate Admission 2015/2016 Announced

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into graduate programmes in the 2015/2016 academic year leading to the award of Postgraduate Diploma, Masters and Doctor of Philosophy Degree of the University of Calabar.
A.GENERAL REGULATIONS
Courses may be offered full-time or part-time. All programmes begin with coursework and end with a project for Graduate Diploma, MBA, MPA and MPAS or thesis for Master's and Ph.D degree.
1.DURATION OF PROGRAMME:For full-time studies the Postgraduate Diploma lasts for two (2) semesters. The Master's degrees last for 3 - 5 semesters; and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) programmes last for 6 - 10 semesters.
For part-time programmes, the Master's degrees last for 4-6 semesters, the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) lasts for 10-14 semesters.
Note that PGD programmes run on full-time basis only.
2.REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION:Candidates are required to have a minimum CGPA of 3.00 on a 5-point scale and 2.75 on a 4-point scale for Master's programmes and 4.00 on a 5-point scale and 3.00 on a 4-point scale for the Ph.D programmes. A CGPA of 1.50 and above is required for PGD programmes.
Candidates with Master's degree from recognized universities may credit the relevant courses towards the Ph.D programme, provided that the quality of the grade is acceptable to the Graduate School
Note:Filling of forms - Surnames first, First name next, Middle name last. There will be no changes made after submission of application forms online. Therefore candidates must think through before submission as any changes will attract a fee. This is to prevent multiple applications. The titles Mr, Miss or Mrs may be used but not Rev(Dr), Chief, etc. Programmes applied for should be Ph.D, M.A, M.Ed, M.Sc, MPH, LLM, PGDE, PGDEE, PGDPA, PGDM, PGD, etc.
3.MODE OF APPLICATION
Interested candidates are to first log on to our website http://www.unicalonline.edu.ng or click here to access the prospectus for the complete description of available courses for 2015/2016 academic session. Thereafter, candidates are required to pay a non-refundable fee of N20,000.00 at any branch of the under-listed banks nationwide. A printout with a unique PIN will be issued at the bank.
Candidates would then enter their unique PIN and their mobile phone numbers on the website to access the form. Follow the steps by providing your data as prompted and ensure that your form is submitted. YOU ARE TO PRINT OUT A COPY OF YOUR FORM AND CONCEPT NOTE, BY CLICKING ON PRINT button after submission. Please bring a copy of the printed form to the venue on the day of the screening.
Process flow of E-Scratch Card for UNICAL Post Graduate Application
1. Walk into any bank across the federation and make payment on E-Transact platform to purchase Graduate School application form for 2015/2016 academic session
2. Walk into any Enterprise Bank across the federation and make payment on Calpay platform to purchase Graduate School application form for 2015/2016 academic session
3. Make a payment of N20,000.00 and obtain the payment slip.
4. Go online to www.unicalpg.org
6. Log on with the generated pin on the payment slip to fill the Post Graduate form
4.CONCEPT NOTE
As part of the application, candidates are expected to submit a CONCEPT NOTE of 3 pages maximum for Ph.D programmes and a-one-and-a-half (1 ½) page maximum for Masters’ programme. The concept note will be typed online in a space provided in the form and printed out for submission to the department. The concept note is a MINI SUMMARY OF RESEARCH PROPOSAL highlighting what candidates intend to research on when admitted. It has to cover the following:
- Statement of the programme
- Relevance of study to self and society
- Aim(s) of the study
- Justification
- Methodology
- Brief theoretical background
Note:Candidates who fail to send their concept notes online along with their application forms will not be allowed to take part in the oral interview
5.TRANSCRIPTS
Candidates are to ensure that their academic transcripts are forwarded by their previous institutions through courier service to the Academic Secretary, Graduate School, University of Calabar, P.M.B. 1115, Calabar, Cross River State, ON OR BEFORE THE DEADLINE INDICATED BELOW.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS MUST BE RECEIVED IN GRADUATE SCHOOL ON OR BEFORE THE SCREENING DAY being NOVEMBER 6, 2015.
Candidates whose transcripts are not received in the Graduate School by November 6, shall NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR ADMISSION.
There will be no room for awaiting results (all applicants whose results have not been approved by the Graduate School Board/University Senate will not be considered for admission).
6.ADMISSION SCREENING EXERCISE
All candidates are also expected to take part in the admission screening exercise which take place on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2015 for MBA, MPAS, and all PGD candidates while SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2015 is for Masters and Ph.D candidates.
The screening test will be a computer based test as follows:
Part A – Written (Use of English Language, Logic, Mathematics, ICT and General Knowledge);
Part B– Oral interview in the respective departments based on subject area/concept note for Ph.D and Master's candidates.
There shall be No oral interview for MBA, MPAS and all PGD programmes.
7.DEADLINE
The website for submission of application will be shut down on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 06, 2015.
8.AVAILABLE GRADUATE PROGRAMMES
Programmes leading to the award of Postgraduate Diploma, Master's, and Ph.D degrees are available in the under-listed Departments. For details of each programme and specific requirements, log on to http://www.unicalonline.edu.ng. or click here to access the prospectus for the complete description of available courses for 2015/2016 academic session
1.Faculty of Agriculture
Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Extension and Rural Sociology, Animal Science; Crop Science; Soil Science; Forestry and Wildlife Resource Management
2.Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences
Public Health; Medical Laboratory Science (Medical Microbiology/ Parasitology Unit, Chemical Pathology Unit and Haematology Unit), Radiography and Radiological Sciences, Nursing Sciences.
3.Faculty of Arts
English and Literary Studies; History and International Studies; Linguistics and Communication Studies; Religious and Cultural Studies; Philosophy; Theatre and Media Studies; Modern Languages and Translation Studies.
4.Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
Anatomy; Biochemistry; Pharmacology; Physiology.
5. Faculty of Education
Arts Education; Business Education; Continuing Education and Development Studies; Curriculum and Teaching; Educational Administration and Planning; Educational Foundations, Guidance and Counselling; Environmental Education; Human Kinetics and Health Education; Library and Information Science; Science Education; Social Science Education; Special Education.
6.Faculty of Law
Law
7. Faculty of Management Sciences
Accounting, Banking and Finance; Business Management; Marketing.
8. Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry
Medicine and Dentistry; Community Medicine.
9. Faculty of Science
Botany; Genetics and Biotechnology; Geology; Mathematics; Statistics; Computer Science; Microbiology; Physics; Pure and Applied Chemistry; Zoology and Environmental Biology.
10. Faculty of Social Sciences
Economics; Geography and Environmental Science; Political Science; Sociology; Public Administration.
11. Institute of Education
PGD Education, PGD Environmental Education
12. Institute of Oceanography
Fisheries and Aquaculture; Physical Oceanography; Biological Oceanography
13.Institute of Public Policy and Administration
PGD Public Administration; Policy and Administrative Studies

PTDF Cancels Overseas Scholarship Programmes For Nigerian Graduates And Undergraduates

PTDF Cancels Overseas Scholarship Programmes For Nigerian Graduates And Undergraduates. Latest report reaching us has it that the Petroleum Technology Development Fund has canceled its overseas scholarship programmes for Nigerian graduates and undergraduates.
This was made know to newsmen by the Head, External Relations, Mr. Kalu Otisi
This, it said, was part of its new policy direction, adding that it would fundamentally affect the operation and funding of its overseas scholarship scheme and other training programmes under the fund’s management.
Otisi, on Thursday, said the policy directions “include a partial or outright domestication of the scholarship scheme in Nigeria in line with the Local Content policy of the Nigerian government, and the denomination of the scholarship in hard currency as against the Naira due to the volatility of foreign exchange rates.”
To give effect to these policy shifts, the fund said it had opened up discussions with officials of foreign universities where Nigerian scholars were regularly sent for their Masters and PhD studies under the sponsorship of PTDF.
The discussion, it said, was on the possibility of either setting up branches of the foreign institutions in Nigeria or collaborate with local universities in Nigeria, particularly those whose oil and gas related departments had been fully upgraded by the fund to become centres of excellence in teaching and research.
The Executive Secretary, PTDF, Mr. Femi Ajayi, who held interactive sessions with officials of the Imperial College London and the University College London as well as Nigerian scholars, said such a partnership would henceforth form the basis for the fund’s future relationship and co-operation with universities providing training and research to its scholars abroad.
He reportedly said, “This is because we have institutions in Nigeria which PTDF has over the years been upgrading. So we want a situation where there will be more cooperation between universities out here and our universities back home.
“And we have some faculties that we have developed or upgraded as an agency where some of these short term and long term courses can be run. So we are discussing the various modes of partnership and collaboration towards moving along this line.”
PTDF is a Federal Government agency which has the mandate of enhancing the institutional capacities of universities offering oil and gas related courses.
Ajayi said the fund plans to use the National Institute of Petroleum Policy and Strategy, Kaduna, as the coordinating centre for alternative energy sources and renewable energy resources and called on foreign universities to come on board with the PTDF in realising the target.

AKSU Expels 6 Students Over Theft And Cultism

The following Six (6) Students of the University have been expel from AKWA IBOM STATE UNIVERSITY with their offences attached thus ;
Theft Offences;
» Okokon Eno-obong Nkaimaha – 300 level, Dept of English & Literary studies
»Daniel Mbetobong Sunday – 300 level, Dept of Political Science
Cultism Offences;
»Ernest Michael Ufia – 100 level Electrical Engineering Dept.
»Leonard Christopher Inyang – 200 level Civil Engineering Dept
»Minne Akpe Ndunofit – 300 level Agriculture Engineering Dept.
» Joseph Jackson Nse – 400 level Geo-science
This Notice follows the University’s Senate verdict after series of investigations and evidences presented of the above named students involved. The six students have their photographs pasted in the both campuses for the knowledge of every member of the University community.
Meanwhile, further investigations are still ongoing on other reported non-social activities of some students.

Nysc Senate List verification for batch B Corp members released 24th August 2015 – how to check

On Monday the 24th August 2015, the senate rolled out list of enlisted prospective Corp members. Be well acquinted as registration is allowed if enlisted.

You can now check if you are among the qualified prospective corps members to serve 2015 Batch B in any institution in Nigeria.
First, click NYSC PORTAL to check for your details

Secondly, enter the details below as seen in the image above:

1. Select Institution

2. Enter The Matriculation Number

3. Enter Surname

4. Enter Date of Birth

5. Then click search.

If your name is shortlisted, you can now register and proceed with registration, as you must register to receive your call up number and subsequently your call up letter.

List of theNational Youth Service Corps, NYSC accredited registration centres/cyber cafes nationwide.

The management of theNational Youth Service Corps(NYSC) has accredited some registration centres and cybercafes to handle the registration of prospective corps members online.

List of Authorized NYSC Registration Centres / Cybercafes
Locating the authorized NYSC registration centre(s) closest to you is quite easy. Follow the procedure outlined below to locate one:

Go to NYSC registration centres portal athttp://portal.nysc.org.ng/nysc1/RegistrationCentres.aspx

From the‘State’section, select your state from the dropdown,
In the‘Filter to Area:’enter your area/city,
Finally, click on Search to access the registration centres closer to you.

Who Killed Kelechi Precious? Questions trail UNIPORT student's death... Rivers govt urges probe

"This young lady a 200 level student of Theater Arts department, faculty of Humanities, University of Port Harcourt, Kelechi Ndulagwua Precious, died as a result of the carelessness of the nurses and doctors at the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital...

Last Sunday, a 200 level student of Theater Arts at theUniversity of Port Harcourt(UNIPORT),Kelechi Ndulagwua Precious, died at the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital (UPTH), Alakahia, Port Harcourt.

Reports say she had slumped in her room and was rushed to the hospital by colleagues.

Unfortunately, she died there while awaiting treatment.
Precious' colleagues allege that she died as a result ofnegligence on the part of UPTH medical staffwho refused to attend to her.

One of the students,Judith Oyila, led protesters to the hospital which they shut down, claiming that doctors failed to attend to the deceased for about 6 hours, from 6 a.m to 12 noon.

“She died because of neglect by the doctors and nurses in that hospital," Oyila said.

"How could it be that a student slumped and students rushed her to UPTH but the doctors left her for over six hours without treatment and the poor girl died?"

Oyila and her fellow protesters are not the only ones alleging negligence and unprofessionalism.

Several people on social media, like oneGodswill Jumbo, weighed in their opinions,indicting the medical personnelinvolved.

"This young lady a 200 level student of Theater Arts department, faculty of Humanities, University of Port Harcourt, Kelechi Ndulagwua Precious, died as a result of the carelessness of the nurses and doctors at the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital (UPTH), Alakahia, Port Harcourt,"Jumbo wrote on his wall.

"She slumped in her room out of stress and was rushed to the school's hospital, UPTH, but the nurses rejected her because they claimed there was no bed space for her to be admitted.

"Her friends pleaded profusely with them to attend to her but the nurses and doctors turned deaf ears to them till she died."

As if silently blaming the hospital staff as well, the Rivers State Deputy Governor, Dr.Ipalibo Harry Banigo, has called on the Federal Government and UNIPORT management to investigate the circumstances surrounding Precious' death.

She said the death is a wakeup call to medical staff in the private and public sectors.

With no official version of the tragedy yet given, there are still questions about the events that led to the student's demise.
Many will like to know what changes will come and if anyone will be punished for the allegations of negligence.

Whena similar tragedy occurred at the University of Ibadan, the entire medical system was overhauled after students’ protests.

Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic Disclaimer Notice

The Management and Academic Board of the Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic, Ikot Osurua have condemned, in strong terms the recent reports in some electronic media houses in the State that the institution has suffered a loss of accreditation of some of its programmes.
For the avoidance of doubt, the National Board for technical Education (NBTE), the Governing Board for all Polytechnics in the country, has not withdrawn accreditation for any of the programmes in our Institution.
The false rumors being peddled are not only despicable but are designed to embarrass the State Government, the Institution and the generality of Akwa Ibom people.
It is also a ploy by few disgruntled enemies of progress to demarket the Institution from the teaming population of prospective students at a time the Institution is preparing for the admission of students for the 2015/2016 academic session. It is pertinent to recall that at the last meeting of JAMB with Heads of all tertiary institutions in the county held recently, Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic was declared the second most sought-after polytechnic in the country.
In view of this, the public is advised to discountenance the fraudulent publication.
Dr. (Mrs) Mary Ndah
For: Registrar

Female Poly Student Caught With Gun

A female student of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta, Ogun State, Miss Oreoluwa Adedamola, has been apprehended by the men of the Ogun State Anti-Robbery Squad, for being in possession of a locally-made gun.
The 20-year-old lady, who claimed to be an OND 2 Mass Communication student, was arrested on August 29 at Ifo, around 11.45pm, while travelling in a mini-truck with one Sikiru Kelani.
She was among the suspects paraded by the Ogun State police commissioner, Abdulmajid Ali, on Tuesday at the state command headquarters, Eleweran, Abeokuta.
However, while speaking with our correspondent, Oreoluwa, who wept profusely, said it was Kelani that hid the gun inside her bag without her knowledge.
She explained that she knew Kelani, a self-confessed member of Bucaneer confraternity, through her late boyfriend, Akeem, who was also a Marketing student at MAPOLY.
She said, “On the day I was arrested, I came from Lagos to attend the candle light procession organised for my late boyfriend, Akeem, in Abeokuta.
“After the event, I went to my friend’s place where I had intended to pass the night, but she had travelled out of town to Ijebu Ode. It was at this point this ‘street brother’ (Sikiru Kelani) to my late boy friend, asked me to pass the night in his place.
“I was already sleeping when he woke me up around after 9pm, and said we are travelling to Oshodi in Lagos. I was baffled because it was already late.
“He lied to me that there was problem in the house, and we had to leave. He told me we should use the opportunity to attend a party being organised by his friend in Lagos. On our way, he stopped to see some people at Ori Iyanrin in Abeokuta. That was the last I knew about the case.”
Kelani, while speaking with our correspondent, confessed that he was the one who hid the gun in Oreoluwa’s bag when he sighted the men of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad on the highway at Ifo.
He said he was on his way to Oshodi, Lagos, to attend a friend’s party when himself and Oreoluwa were arrested.

Yobe State University 1st Batch Admission List 2015/2016 Released

This is to inform 2015/2016 aspirants of Yobe State University that the 1st batch of admission list has been released.
The admission list can be accessed via the pdf file below;
Admitted candidates are advised to check if their admission has reflected on JAMB's websiteand then click hereto request for their jamb Admission Letter. This document authenticates your admission.
FIND FILE ATTACHED BELOW: http://jamb.org.ng/postregistrationefacility/CheckAdmissionStatus.aspx?id=C9137358-E0F1-48E0-9095-2084437B4D5F

DELSU 2015 Departmental Cut off Mark: What Do You Think About This?

Prospective students of the Delta State University have been clamoring to know what is the departmental cut-off mark for 2015/2015.
Though the school management is yet to release any information on this, there are strong indications that it could be what is was last year.
For the avoidance of doubt, below is the 2014/2015 DELSU departmental cut-off mark;
Agricultural Economics 44
Agricultural extensive 40
Animal science 40
Fisheries 40
Crop science 40
Soil science 40
Forestry and wildlife 40
English & literary study 48
Theatre art 46
Fine and Applied art 44
French 40
Linguistics 40
Linguistics/urhobo 40
Music 40
Religious studies 40
Philosophy 45
History and international studies 45
Anatomy 46
Medical Biochemistry 50
Medicine and surgery 63
Nursing 54
Pharmacology and Therapeutics 49
Physiology 46
Library and information science 48
Guidance and counseling 45
Economics education 47
Business education 46
Computer science education 45
English education 48
Political science education 47
Social Studies Education 45
Physical and health education 40
Health education 40
Music education 40
Technical education 40
Agricultural education 40
Home Economics 40
Fine art education 40
Fine art education 40
Integrated science education 40
Mathematics education 44
Physics education 40
Chemistry education 40
Biology education 40
Nursery and primary education 40
Religion education 40
law 58
Business administration(Soc Sci) 50
Economics 53
Geography and regional planning 43
Mass communication 50
Political science 52
Psychology 45
Sociology 48
Pharmacy 52
Business administration (Management sc) 50
Marketing 43
Banking and finance 48
Biochemistry 48
Botany 40
Mathematics 41
Physics 41
Animal environmental biology 40
Geology 48
Microbiology 47
Chemistry 40
Industrial Chemistry 45
Industrial mathematics 40
What do you think about this?

DELSU Notice To Graduates On Collection of NYSC Exclusion Letter

This is to inform staff, students, other members of the University community and especially students in the Continuing Education Programme (CEP), ISLT and the Weekend Degree programmes that the university management is in receipt of 4,815 exclusion letters from the National Youths Service Corps (NYSC) Headquarters in Abuja.
It would be recalled that the university management had, through the university official bulletin S.E. VOL. XXIV NO. 42, Wednesday, June 7, 2015, informed our students the reasons for the delay in the issuance of the exclusion letters and pleaded with them to show understanding; while the issue is vigorously pursued by the University.
As stated above, the cherry news now is that 4,815 exclusion letters are now available for collection at the Students’ Affairs Office as from Monday, August 31, 2015 at 10.00 am daily. For the avoidance of doubt, the following programmes are affected.
1. ISLT
2. Sandwich Programme
3. Continuing Education Programme (CEP)
4. Weekend Programme
5. Agbor Centre
6. Warri Centre
7. Lagos Centre
The University management wishes to seize this opportunity to commend our esteemed students for their patience and understanding and for reposing confidence on the University Authority when assurances were given to them.

Alvan Ikoku University Of Education Post-UTME 2015 Screening Date

This is to inform registered Post-UTME candidates of Alvan Ikoku University of Education that the screening exercise will now take place as follows;
A. Tuesday 15th September, 2015
i. Faculty of Natural Sciences
ii. Faculty of Arts
iii. Department of Primary Education Studies
B. Wednesday 16th September, 2015
i. Faculty of Agric. And Vocational Studies
ii. Faculty of Social Sciences
Candidates should take note of this.

UI Application Into Distance Learning Programme 2015 Announced

Applications are hereby invited from qualified candidates for admission into the under-listed Undergraduate Degree Programmes in the Distance Learning Centre, University of Ibadan, under the Centre’s new Open and Distance Learning (ODL) Platform for the 2014/2015 Academic Session. The under-listed are the available Courses and their duration:
FACULTY OF ARTS
1. B.A. English (4 & 5 Sessions)
2. B.A. Philosophy and Public Affairs (4 & 5 Sessions)
FACULTY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
1. B.Sc. Psychology (4 & 5 Sessions)
2. B.Sc. Economics (4 & 5 Sessions)
3. B.Sc. Political Science (4 & 5 Sessions)
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
1. Bachelor of Social Work (4 & 5 Sessions)
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
FACULTY OF ARTS
Entry Requirements for Ordinary Level Applicants – 100 Level (5 Sessions)
5 O/L Credits at ONE sitting or 6 O/L Credits at TWO sittings -including English Language, Literature in English, an Arts subject and any other 2 or 3 subjects. Department of English REQUIRES Literature in English.
For Direct Entry (4 Years)
Candidates with at least 2 A-Level papers, NCE or equivalent plus 5 O/L Credits at ONE sitting or 6 O/L Credits at TWO sittings including English Language, Literature in English (for the Department of English) and ANY other combination of Arts subjects are eligible for admission into the four 4-Session Programme. Mature candidates with relevant Diplomas and the Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) in any discipline are qualified to apply for the 4-year Direct Entry Programme in B.A. Philosophy and Public Affairs. Department of English requires a Pass in English Literature at A/L GCE, or at the Principal Level in HSC Examination or at least a Merit in NCE and one other Arts subject.
FACULTY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
Entry Requirements for Ordinary Level Applicants – 100 Level (5 Sessions)
Department of Psychology
5 Ordinary Level Credits at ONE sitting or 6 O/L Credits at TWO sittings including English Language and a Pass in Mathematics and ANY one subject from the Social Sciences.
Department of Economics
Candidates must have 5 Credits at ONE sitting or 6 Credits at TWO sittings which should include Mathematics, Economics and English Language and any TWO of Arts or Social Science subjects.
Department of Political Science
Candidates must have 5 Credits at ONE sitting or 6 Credits at TWO sittings which should include Government or History, English Language and ANY other 3 subjects plus at least a Pass in Mathematics.
Entry Requirements For Direct Entry (4 Sessions)
Department of Psychology
Candidates must possess 2 A/L Passes including Government or History plus 5 O/L Credits at ONE sitting or 6 O/L Credits at TWO sittings including English Language plus a Pass in Mathematics AND any ONE subject from the Social Sciences.
NCE: NOT lower than a Credit Pass.
HND: NOT lower than a Credit Pass from any discipline.
NURSING: Registered with Nigerian Nursing and Midwifery Council (RNM).
B.Sc: NOT lower than a 3rd Class from ANY discipline.
Department of Economics
· Candidates must have 2 A/L Passes or its equivalent but O/L Credits SHOULD include Mathematics and Economics.
· In addition to the above requirements, holders of HND/ND/OND/NCE/Diploma Certificates in the Faculties of the Social Sciences, Science and Education of accredited and recognised tertiary institutions can be admitted without prejudice to prescribed O/L requirements.
· Holders of Bachelor's Degrees from Arts, Education, and Social Sciences may be admitted without prejudice to prescribed O/L requirements.
Department of Political Science
· Candidate must have any 2 A/L Passes plus 5 Credits at O’Level in WASSCE/GCE/NECO including English Language and Government/History and ANY other subject from Social Sciences or Arts at ONE sitting or 6 Credits at TWO sittings (with at least a Pass in Mathematics).
· In addition to the above requirements, holders of (a) Higher National Diploma (HND) (b) Ordinary National Diploma (OND) (c) Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) and (d) Diploma Certificates in the Faculties of the Social Sciences, Sciences, Arts and Education of accredited and recognized institutions of higher learning can be admitted without prejudice to prescribed O/L requirements.
· Holders of Bachelor’s degrees from Arts, Education and Social Sciences may be admitted without prejudice to prescribed O/L requirements.
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
Entry Requirements for Ordinary Level Applicants – 100 Level (5 Sessions)
Departments of Social Work
Candidates must have 5 Credits at O/L including English Language at ONE sitting or SIX Credits at TWO sittings in SSCE /WAEC /NECO.
For Direct Entry (4 Sessions)
Department of Social Work (4 Sessions)
Holders of Diploma or OND in Social Work: NCE, General or Mental Health, Nursing Certificates, (R.N., RM etc) Diploma in Adult Education and Community Development, Diploma in Cooperative Studies or Diploma in Industrial and Trade Unionism from Institutions recognized by the University of Ibadan for the 4-year programme. In addition, candidates must also have at least five Credits in GCE O/L /SSCE/NECO, including English Language at ONE sitting or SIX Credits at TWO sittings. Holders of first degree from the University of Ibadan and any recognized University who are interested in BSW may also apply.
Teaching Subjects:
The following Teaching Subjects are available for candidates under Faculty of Education:
Political Science (Government or History), Christian Religious Studies, Yoruba, English. Please, ensure you have a requisite O’Level in respect of any of the subjects.
Programmes in View: Departments of Sociology, Nursing and others.
IMPORTANT NOTICE ON ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
1. Maturity Criteria (for 5-Year Programmes Only) Candidates who do not possess the above qualifications may apply on the grounds of maturity/work experience. Such candidates must be at least 26 years old and must provide the following information: academic qualification(s), professional experience, self appraisal of professional competence and recommendations from competent individuals. An oral interview and a literacy test would be part of their selection process. Further details will be provided to applicants.
2. Fast Track (only in the Faculty of The Social Sciences) Candidates with HND, Bachelor and Higher Degrees can be considered for a fast track programme in the Faculty of The Social Sciences. A fast track student will be able to conclude his/her programme a session earlier than the normal duration. The implication of this is that, this category of students will have to offer more courses to enable them fulfill the requirements for graduation during the period.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
Entrance Examination (For Candidates with O/L Qualifications ONLY) Applicants are required to take an Aptitude, Communicative and IT Competence Test as part of the admission process. The test would incorporate elements of computer literacy, familiarity with DLC Portal/Website ( http://goo.gl/SS4fc), basic knowledge of the Open Distance Learning mode and general knowledge.
METHOD OF APPLICATION
1. Application form is available on payment of application fee of N10, 500 only and should be completed online ( http://newportal.dlc.ui.edu.ng /home/Applicants)
Online Card/E-Payment Method : Applicants can Sign On using this link from the home page at http://newportal.dlc.ui.edu.ng /home/ApplicantsAND fill the requested information on all boxes and select CARD payment option in available option to make payments using any ATM card accepted by Interswitch.
3. The application fee is only payable on the platform of selected banks and their branches all over the country as advertised on the portal.
4. Please visit www.dlc.ui.edu.ngfor details.
APPLICATION DEADLINE
Application form closes September 30, 2015.
Please note that:
· It is very important that you visit www.dlc.ui.edu.ngto study the detailed admission requirements, processes and mode of study as well as other important information before applying.
· The entire Admission process is online.
· Any candidate that makes any cash transaction with individuals or group OR PAY INTO A WRONG Bank or Account DOES SO AT HIS/HER OWN RISK.
· The Distance Learning Centre of the University of Ibadan DOES NOT HAVE any representative/partner/collaborator in respect of its Degree programmes.
· For further information, please visit www.dlc.ui.edu.ng

Poly Ibadan NASU Embarks on Indefinite Strike

The Polytechnic Ibadan Non Academic Staff Union (NASU), yesterday commenced an indefinite strike action.
This was contained in a communiqué made available andsigned by the branch secretary of the union, Mr Ibraheem Adekunle
Akande, after a meeting held at the Sports Pavilion,
North Campus of the institution on Friday, August 28,
2015.
The communiqué read: “The management should as a
matter of urgency prevail on the state government to pay all
our outstanding salaries and wages from April till date.”
It further stated that “henceforth, members’ salaries should be paid in full without the deduction due to the cooperative
and members. The union will not call off the strike until
our demands are met.”

FUAM Post-UTME Result 2015/2016 Released

This is to inform candidates who participated in the 2015 post-UTME screening programme of Federal University of Agriculture Markurdi that the result of the screening has been released.
Candidates can access their results online.

To check your result simply click FUAM Post-UTME Result 2015/2016 link below
http://uam.edu.ng/Admissions/PostUTME20152016

Nigerian Police Academy Names of 2015 Shortlisted Candidates For Interview

The candidates whose names appear in this publication were successful in the Entrance Examination of the Third Regular Course of the Degree Programme of the Nigeria Police Academy (NPA), Wudil held on 6th June, 2015.
They are to appear for interview before the Selection Board in three batches as categorized below:

A. BATCH ONE: Candidates from the under-listed states are to report on Sunday 6th September, 2015.
(1) Abia (2) Adamawa (3) Bauchi (4) Benue (3) Akwa Ibom (4) Anambra (5) Osun (6) Delta (7) Ebonyi (8) Gombe (9) Katsina (10) Lagos (11) Kebbi (12) Ogun.

B. BATCH TWO: Candidates from the under-listed states are to report on Sunday 13th September, 2015.
(1) Akwa Ibom (2) Bayelsa (3) Borno (4) Cross River (5) Enugu (6) Imo (7) Jigawa (8) Kaduna (9) Kwara (10) Oyo (11) Plateau (12) Sokoto.

C. BATCH THREE: Candidates from the under-listed states are to report on Sunday 20th September, 2015.
(1) Anambra (2) Ekiti (3) Kano (4) Kogi (5) Nassarawa (6) Niger (7) Ondo (8) Edo (9) Rivers (10) Taraba (11) Yobe (12) Zamfara (13) FCT Abuja.
Candidates who fail to report on the above dates for their respective batches will not be allowed to attend the interview.
All candidates will first undergo a screening exercise which involves certificates screening, medical tests and physical fitness tests. Only candidates who pass the screening exercises will qualify to continue with the interview.
Candidates must bring along the originals and photocopies of the following documents:
a. Academic certificates/statements of result and testimonials for primary and secondary schools (Junior and Senior).
b. Birth Certificate (preferable) or Declaration of Age.
c. Proof of State and Local Government of origin duly signed by the Secretary to the State Government or Chairman of Local Government as the case may be.
Certificates obtained from Police Officers from the same state of the rank of Chief Superintendent and above can be used in place of Certificate of Local Government of Origin.
In this case, the officer must indicate his formation/unit, appointment, contact address, phone numbers and e-mail address. The officer must also affix his/her formation/unit stamp and sign.
d. Acknowledgement Cards for external SSCE/GCE only.
e. Police Academy acknowledgement forms downloaded from the Internet and/or proof of purchase of the Application Form from Zenith Bank.
f. Candidates are to bring along copy of their postcard signed by the Supervisor or the Assistant Supervisor of the Center where they sat for the entrance examination
Candidates who fail to bring along the documents listed above will be disqualified. Any alteration on the documents will attract outright disqualification.
Candidates are to also bring the following items:
a. Two blue shorts and Two white T Shirts.
b. A pair of white canvass shoes and 2 pairs of white socks.
c. Toiletries.
d Crockery and cutlery
e. Sufficient money for transport to and from Wudil.
f . Scratch Cards for WAEC and/or NECO results for online confirmation of results.
G . Second copy of Postcard photograph that was presented and endorsed at the Examination Center during the Entrance Examination.

LIST OF SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES:
FIND FILE ATTACHED BELOW: http://myschool.com.ng/news/files/21616431315_NPA%20Shortlisted%20Candidates%202015.pdf