Important to All DELSU Students

Delta State University, DELSU important notice to all students regarding some unscrupulous individuals parading themselves as members of the University anti-cult group.

Information at the disposal of the Delta State University, Abraka (DELSU) management indicates that some unscrupulous individuals are parading themselves as members of the University anti-cult group and using such platform to intimidate unsuspecting students. It was also revealed that these misguided elements have been arresting students over indecent dressing and other unfounded allegations.

Consequent upon the above development, students are requested to raise alarm and report same to the nearest available security unit or Police Station if harassed or forcefully arrested by anybody under the guise of anti-cult or anti-drug issues.

For the avoidance of doubt, these impersonators and criminals are out to defraud or initiate unsuspecting students into cultism and other related social vices. The bonafide members of the University anti-cult body are known to the security operatives and are operating under cover; so students and other members of the University community should be wary of those masquerading as members of the University anti-cult group and should endeavour to report any case of intimidation to the security unit of the University.

List of DELSU Students Punished for Exam Malpractice [Detailed Report]

Delta State University, DELSU published the list of students punished for examination malpractice. Authorities of Delta State University, Abraka (DELSU) have published the names, matric.......

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ASUU protests members’ kidnaps in Ekiti

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, Ekiti State University chapter, on Monday, in Ado Ekiti, protested against the kidnap of their members and issued a five day ultimatum to government to secure their release.

Failure to do this, the union said, it would not hesitate to embark on an indefinite strike till situation returned to normal.

Describing the case as frightening and disturbing, the union lamented that five of their members had been kidnapped at various locations in the state within two weeks, of which only two had been released to look for N210 million ransom for the release of other three hostages.

A lecturer at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Dr. Femi Omisore; Dr. Mrs. Folasade Alade of EKSU and Dr. Mrs. Kikelomo Adegun, wife of the former Chief Medical Director of the Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital, Ado Ekiti are still in the kidnappers den.

The protesting lecturers carried placards with various inscriptions like “ASUU say no to kidnapping,” “Kidnapping is a crime against humanity,” “ASUU demands unconditional release of members,” and “Ensure safety of lives and property,” among others.

They converged on Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital, Ado Ekiti, before moving to the Ewi’s Palace, where they were addressed by Oba Rufus Adejugbe and members of his Council.
ASUU members were led by EKSU Chairman, Prof. Olufayo Olu-Olu and Chairman OAU Chapter,  Dr. Caleb Aborisade, and his counterpart from Federal University of Technology, Akure, Dr. Bola Oniya.

They later moved to the Governor’s office in Ado Ekiti where they were received by the Deputy Governor, Dr. Kolapo Olusola.

ASUU expressed concerns about kidnappers making them and health workers in the state targets.

It urged the government to do all within its powers to rescue the state from sliding into anarchy.

Olu-Olu said, “This is the same way Boko Haram started in the North. It started like a child’s play, but today, a visit to the North would show the level of callousness and damage the sects have done to the system. On this premise, the government must act fast and stop this nonsense.

“These kidnappers erroneously thought our members are rich but they never knew that we have not received salaries in EKSU since March, 2015. Three of our members are still being held and they were demanding N70 million each, where do you expect us to get such money?

“Our fear is that, immediately these people realise that we are not rich, they may decide to waste them in the bush and this is our fear.

“We are pleading with Governor Fayose to act fast because it seems the police and the DSS have no clue on how the victims can be saved.”

Aborisade hinted that ASUU in OAU may relocate its Secretariat to Ado Ekiti from Friday if their colleagues had yet to be saved from the kidnappers’ den.

Five Men To Trek To Mecca For Buhari

A group of five married men have vowed to trek from Nigeria to Saudi Arabia to celebrate the victory of the president-elect, General Muhammadu in the March 28 presidential poll.

Speaking with newsmen in Bauchi on Sunday, the men; viz. Mohammed Inuwa, 45, Dahiru Aminu, 33, Abdullahi Usseini, 45, Abubakar Danjuma, 45, and Kabiru Saleh , 35, explained that their decision to embark on the foot journey was fueled by the undying love they have for the incoming leader.

Speaking on their behalf, Mohammed Inuwa said, “He has tried to be president for 12 years but Allah did not make it to be possible. We believe he always won because he had the support of the majority. This time around Allah has given him the power and so we decided to trek to
Mecca by road to register our unflinching support to General Buhari”


They said they were ready to give their lives for the mission but, “we pray Allah will protect and guide us because we are committed to show our appreciation to General Buhari.”

They disclosed that they have consulted widely with families and friends and have made adequate preparations for the journey which they estimated will take them at least, three months and will see them transverse countries of Chad, Sudan before reaching their destination in Mecca.

The men said that they hope to begin their trek on May 30, a day after the swearing-in of the incoming administration and asked Nigerians to pray for them to succeed in their mission.

Save Nigeria Education Teachers need motivation, training for high productivity — educationist

Nigeria must take the remunerations, motivation and welfare of teachers seriously in order to reposition Nigerian education according to Hajiya Fatima Abdulrahman, the President of the All Nigeria Confederation of Principals of Secondary Schools.

Nigerian teachers need training and motivation for high productivity, says thePresident of the All Nigeria Confederation of Principals of Secondary Schools(ANCOPSS),Hajiya Fatima Abdulrahman.
In an interview withDaily Trust, Abdulrahman said the main problems of teachers in Nigeria are inadequate training and facilities, poor welfare and lack of motivation.
"The major problems of teachers in the country are lack of training and retraining of teachers, over crowdedness in our classrooms, dilapidated structures and lack of motivation to teachers for high productivity," she said.
"I mean welfare of teachers, remunerations, their moral is very low in the society and to boost the morale of teachers for high productivity, their welfare should be prioritised."
According to the educationist, who has taught for 30 years, "some states teachers’ salaries are not paid for months," a situation that should not occur if teachers must produce their best.
"You have to motivate teachers for high productivity."
She called on the incoming government to take the remunerations, motivation and welfare of teachers seriously to move education forward.
In 2013, Abdulrahman, who is the current Principal ofGSS, Kuje, emerged the first female National President of ANCOPSS, an association that consists of principals of secondary schools and junior secondary schools in Nigeria.

21 youths arrested with 122 condoms at Ibadan all-male party

Could they be gay cultists? Information culled frompulserevealed that Twenty-one youths under the age of twenty five have been arrested for allegedly belonging to a 'gay cult' after police found them at an all-male 'party' with 122 condoms and no female present.
Police in Oyo state have arrested twenty-one youths under the age of twenty five for allegedly belonging to a 'gay cult'.
According to reports, the youths were taken into custody last week after police found them at an all-male 'party' with 122 condoms in their possession.
Police say the youths were holding an initiation into their group at the time of their arrest but have not charged them formally, despite detaining them at an Ibadan police station,The Nationreports.
It was reported that the police, who say they acted on a tip, believed the suspects are gay cultists because they were in possession of such a large number of condoms with no female present.
A unnamed spokesperson ofThe Initiative for Equal Rights(TIER) toldThe Nationthat they got involved in the case after a phone call on May 10.

"At the point of arrest, the young men were physically assaulted and treated in a manner unbecoming of any legal process: they were photographed in their underwear, made to write statements under duress and locked up in an overcrowded cell," the spokesperson said.

The report said a lawyer from theInternational Center for Reproductive Health and Sexual Rights(INCRESE) eventually facilitated 'bail' for the suspects.
The alleged gay members reportedly paid various sums for their release and have decided not to seek redress for their treatment over fears that they might be exposed and branded gay publicly.

Veritas University Post UTME, DE Form is Out – 2015/16

Veritas University Post UTME application form for the 2015/2016 academic session is out. Cut-off marks and list of available programmes are also available here..
Authorities of the Veritas University, Abuja (the Catholic University of Nigeria) are inviting applications from suitably qualified candidates that sat for the last UTME/Direct Entry candidates for admission to degree programmes on a full-time basis in the Colleges and Departments of the University for the 2015/2016 Academic Session.
See also: Veritas University School Fees Schedule.
Veritas University Available Programmes.
Veritas University, Abuja offer 19 undergraduate degree programs with full NUC accreditation across several fields of study listed below.
A. COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES EDUCATION
1.B.A. (Ed) English /Education
2.B.Sc. (Ed) Education/ Economics
3.B. Ed Business Education
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE EDUCATION
1.B.Sc. (Ed) Education/Chemistry
2.B .Sc.(Ed) Education/Physics
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
1.B. Ed Educational Management
B. COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AND LITERARY STUDIES
1.B. A. English and Literary Studies
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
1.B.A. History and International Relations
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
1.B.A Philosophy
C. COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING
1.B.Sc. Accounting
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
1. B. Sc. Business Administration
2. B. Sc. Marketing & Advertising
3. B. Sc. Entrepreneurship
D. COLLEGE OF NATURAL & APPLIED SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
1. B .Sc. Applied Microbiology
DEPARTMENT OF PURE & APPLIED CHEMISTRY
1.B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry
DEPARTMENT OF PURE & APPLIED PHYSICS
1.B.Sc. Physics with Electronics
E. COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
1.B.Sc. Economics
DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE & DIPLOMACY
1.B.Sc. Political Science & Diplomacy
2.B.Sc. Public Administration
Veritas University Post UTME Eligibility
Those who made 180 and above in the 2015 UTME .
Veritas University Post UTME Application Procedure.
Get started on your journey to academic and career success! Simply complete our online admission application or call Veritas University today at07088839258, and an admissions representative will gladly help you choose the degree program right for you and begin the college admission process.
Post UTME forms can be downloaded hereor visit any education secretary of any Catholic Diocese nearest to you.
For further information call : 08064758374, 08081655628 or 07088839258 or 08123043223 or send email to admissions@ veritas.edu.ng.

Lagos State NUT criticized the use of Computer-Based Test,

CBT, in secondary schools examinations.
The Lagos State wing of the Nigeria Union of Teachers, NUT, says the introduction of the Computer-Based Test, CBT, in secondary schools examinations may not achieve the desired result. The state NUT Chairman, Mr Segun Raheem, made the assertion in Lagos yesterday. Raheem said the situation might be so because most of the students were not adequately prepared for CBT.
He said the students were not prepared due to the non-availability of Information Communication Technology, ICT, facilities and human resources. He noted that computer science which, hitherto, was an optional subject and suddenly made a compulsory subject would leave some students unprepared for CBT. “Computer Science has just been introduced to secondary schools as a compulsory subject which is coming rather late.
“However, only a few Lagos schools have computer science teachers and some schools gave temporary appointment to computer science teachers. “Others got the teachers through the efforts of the Parents’ Forum (PF),” he said. The unionist noted that most of the secondary schools in the state had a desktop or a laptop which they used mostly for administrative work.
He, however, said that only few schools had an ICT laboratory that was fully equipped with internet facilities, noting that “With the present situation, in my own view, I doubt if the use of CBT is result-oriented for students in secondary schools in the state.” “Except if crash programmes on computer studies and practice is introduced in schools, which must allow each student to have a free practice with computer, CBT will not achieve the desired aim. (NAN)

Bayero University, Kano, BUK important notice to graduands of 2012/2013 and 2013/2014 academic session.

Authorities of theBayero University, Kano, BUKhave released some important notice to graduands of 2012/2013 and 2013/2014 academic session as regards collection of academic gown, certificate and some other updates as regards the institution’s forthcoming 31st convocation ceremonies.
BUK graduands are to take note of these:
*.Postgraduate students are to pay the sum of N6,000 only, being cost of hire of Academic Gown, purchase of Order of Proceedings and collection of certificate. While Undergraduate Students are to pay of N4,000 only, being cost of the same items. Diploma students are to pay the sum of N1000, being cost of Order of Proceedings only.
*.All payments are to be made at the cash office and Academic Gowns are to be collected from the Directorate of Examinations, Admissions and Records (DEAR) as from Thursday, 14thMay, 2015, (upon evidence of payment) while the Book of Order of Proceedings will be issued in the Directorate upon return of the Academic Gown.
*.Certificates will be issued at the Registrar’s Office upon evidence of payment of N3,000 (Postgraduate), and N2,000 (Undergraduate), provision of Clearance Form, ID Card, and original statement of Result, on the day the Candidate has convocated.
*.Please ensure that you present yourself for the collection of Certificate on the stipulated date stated above i.e. when students of your Faculty are suppose to graduate, while Saturday, 23rd May, 2015, will be reserved for Postgraduate students only.
*.Please ensure that you go to the Registrar’s Office for the Collection of your Certificate on the stipulated date you are suppose to convocate. Collection of Certificate after Convocation will attract a surcharge of N2,000. Saturday 23 May, 2015, is reserved for Postgraduate students only.

Nigerian Student Breaks A 50-Year Record In Japan

Nigerian student Ufot Ekong has broken a 50 year record in Japan after graduating with a first class degree and best overall student from Tokai University in Tokyo Japan.


The talented student graduated from the university with a first class degree in robotics and electrical engineering.

This is the first time a Nigerian could achieve such success since 1965, Nigerian Bulletin reports.

It was also gathered that Ufot won Japanese language award for foreigners and solved a mathematical equation that could not be solved 30 years ago in his first semester.


Asides from studying hard and paying himself for the education, Ufot works at Nissan. He has already made two patented products. Recently, he developed an electric car that could go as fast as 128 kilometers per hour.


Asides from being a Saxophone master, the young Nigerian speaks English, Yoruba, French, Japanese.

Undoubtedly, bright future is waiting for Ufot Ekong, who made the nation proud.

Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro 19-yr-old arrested for committing fraud with fake Bola Tinubu Facebook account

Emmanuel Otu, a 19-year-old Mechanical Engineering student atthe Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro, was arreted for allegedly creating a Facebook profile of the National Leader of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Sen. Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for fraudulent activities.
    


A student of the Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro, Emmanuel Otu, has been arrested by officer of the Lagos Command of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), for internet fraud.

The 19-year-old Mechanical Engineering student allegedly created a Facebook profile of the National Leader of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Sen. Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for fraudulent activities.

According to the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Kayode Aderanti, Otu, is a specialist in internet fraud and has at several times posed as different prominent personalities to defraud people on the popular social media platform.

Aderanti said the teenager through the Facebook page claimed to be arranging jobs and contracts with some of the oil majors operating in Nigeria, fooling his would be victims.

He has succeeded in extorting money from members of the public before his arrest on the 10th of May at his hostel in the polytechnic.

Good News Lagos State Government to award bursary to 198 students

The Lagos State Government has approved the payment of bursary to 198 students

The Lagos State Government on Friday approved the payment of bursary awards to 198 indigenous students at the Nigerian Law School and the Maritime Academy, Oron, Akwa Ibom.
A statement by the Director, Lagos State Scholarship Board, Mrs. Yetunde Jegede, gave the figure of the beneficiaries and the amount involved in Lagos.
Jegede said 192 Nigerian Law School students and six Maritime Academy, Oron, would receive N200,000 each.

She urged the beneficiaries to come to the board’s office for documentation and to collect their award.

Bayero University N200 million released to varsity for acquisition of nuclear research material

at a press conference for the forthcoming convocation ceremony of the University.

He added that a Bio Technology Research Centre has already been established under which the Nuclear Research Program will be conducted.

According to the Vice Chancellor, the University has already sent some lecturers abroad to obtain a PHD in Bio Technology and return to take charge of the centre.

The VC also said that 18 billion naira grant was secured from the World Bank to fund the University’s Centre for Dry Land Agriculture. 

National Youth Service Corps Glo donates 100KVA to Lagos NYSC orientation camp

Corps members at the Lagos state NYSC orientation camp will enjoy improved power supply as Globacom donates a 100 KVA power generating set for their comfort.
    

The company’s Business Director, Lagos State Division, Kunle Akanmu said the idea was to boost power supply at the camp to enable the corps members connect to the world outside the camp.

“We are aware of the need by youths to have regular access to electricity so that they can have unrestrained access to data and voice call services," he said.

"They need to call their loved ones when they are on the mandatory one-year National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) scheme and also be on the social media regularly.

“It is this knowledge that has moved us to donate this generating set so that they can stay abreast of happenings around the globe without fear of power interruptions,” he said.

He said the donation was made as part of the company's efforts to give back to the society and an evidence of its commitment to support and empower Nigerian youths in various communities across the country.

National Youth Service Corps Governing board assures corp members on commitment to address poor infrastructure

The National Governing Board of the National Youth Service Corps has assured corps members of the board’s commitment towards addressing the infrastructural deficiency in most of its orientation camps.
    

NYSC members.  (iloverelationship.com)
Mr. Gordon Bozimo, the chairman of the board, gave this assurance while addressing the Batch ‘A’ corps members at the NYSC orientation camp in Tai Local Government Area of Rivers State.

He said the board was aware of the operational challenges facing some of the orientation camps in the country. He identified poor response to statutory obligations, insecurity and rejection of corps members by some organisations as challenges facing the board.

He said, “We cannot lose consciousness of the plethora of these debilitating operational hiccups. In fact, challenges such as infrastructural deficiency in some camps, poor response to statutory obligations by other tiers of government, rejection of corps members, insecurity, etc. stare us in the face.

“These, more often than not, have always stirred up apprehension and lobby for preferential posting by prospective corps members, and in some instances, their parents/guardians.”

He, however, charged stakeholders to ensure that the NYSC scheme does not die in the face of the challenges.

He said, “It therefore behoves all stakeholders to leave no stone unturned in ensuring that this noble scheme does not get drown with these turbulences. This is where the role of the NYSC National Governing Board becomes very crucial and essential.”

Meanwhile, the Director General, National Youth Service Corps, Brigadier General Johnson Olawumi, on Friday warned military and paramilitary personnel at the ongoing national orientation camps across the country, that under no circumstances should they assault any corps members at their various states.

Olawumi, who reacted to the alleged maltreatment of a Batch ‘A’ corps member, Mr. Olubumi Adeyera, which was said to have been carried out by some security operatives in the orientation camp, gave the charge when he visited the Magaji Dan-Yamusa orientation camp in Keffi Local Government Area of Nasarawa State.

More Trekking! Man Walks from Aba to Nsukka to Honour Enugu Governor-Elect

If you thought the trekking trend would end soon, you thought wrong! We have yet another trekker in the house.

News Agency of Nigeria (NAN)reports thatJoseph Iyoke, a 200-level student of theOpen University of Nigeria, trekked from Aba to Nsukka to honour the Enugu State Governor-elect,Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi.

Iyoke, who hails from Ukehie in Igboetiti Local Government Area of the state, told newsmen on Saturday in Nsukka, that he took off for the journey from CMS road in Aba on May 4, at about 4: 30 a.m.

NAN reports that the trekker arrived Nsukka town at about 1:02 p.m. on Saturday.
Speaking on why he decided to trek for Ugwuanyi, Iyoke said:
“I did it to honour the governor elect of Enugu State; we have been waiting who will become governor of Enugu State from Nsukka for long time. I started on Monday at 4:30 a.m.; it is joyful journey I took, it is full of joy. I was not told by nobody to embark on this journey. If I have been told by anybody, I could have withdrawn because it is full of stress. I did it to know the governor-elect.
Iyoke, who was dressed in a polo T-shirt, shorts and white sneakers, said Nsukka people had suffered marginalisation for a long time, adding that”it’s somebody from Nsukka that knows the needs of Nsukka people.”
“There is no good roads and electricity in Nsukka; only the people from Nsukka know the needs of Nsukka people. Nsukka people have been marginalised for a very long; I am happy that Nsukka man has been elected governor of Enugu State. This small signpost on my hand were many when I started this long trekking, I dropped many of them along the roads I passed. At night, I look for where to sleep in order to continue the journey by 4:30 a.m. the next day.”
Receiving the trekker on arrival in Nsukka,Paschal Ugwu,Director-General, Youth to Youth Campaign for the governor-elect, said that what Iyoke did was a landmark achievement as well as and his own best way to celebrate the governor-elect.

“It is not an easy task; it shows the governor-elect as man of the people. At the appropriate time, he will be taken to the governor-elect for special hand shake, as Ugwuanyi has been informed of what Iyoke did to honour him.”
NAN reports that Iyoke’s arrival in Nsukka was greeted with jubilation by his friends, family members, and well-wishers.

Federal Poly Ile-Oluji Massive Staff Recruitment

Job vacancies at The Federal Polytechnic, Ile-Oluji, Ondo State.
Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the following vacant positions in the Federal Polytechnic Ile-Oluji, Ondo State.
(1) Director of Physical Planning CONTEDISS 15 (N4,058,262 –N5,316,520)
(a) A good first degree from a recognized University in any of the following relevant disciplines: Architecture, Building, Quantity Surveying, Estate Surveying, Town Planning and Civil Engineering with at least eighteen (18) years post-qualification cognate experience. In addition the candidate must be a registered professional.
(b) A registered professional with Master’s Degree plus eighteen (18) years post-qualification cognate experience.
(c) A registered professional in the relevant discipline with Doctorate Degree plus fourteen (14) years post-qualification cognate experience.
(2) Principal Assistant Registrar CONTEDISS 13 (N2,733,869 –N3,643,204)
(a) A good Bachelor’s Degree preferably in the Arts, Social Science or Humanities plus at least twelve (12) years post-qualification cognate experience or Master’s Degree in the relevant discipline plus at least seven years post-qualification cognate experience or a relevant Doctorate Degree with at least three years post qualification cognate experience. (b) Membership of a recognised professional body is mandatory
(3) Principal Auditor CONTEDISS 12 (N2,025,517 –N2,757,043)
(a) A good Bachelor’s Degree in Accountancy or Finance with at least nine (9) years post-qualification cognate experience. (b) Membership of relevant professional body such as ICAN, ANAN etc. is mandatory.
(4) Principal Accountant CONTEDISS 12 (N2,025,517 –N2,757,043)
(a) A good Bachelor’s Degree in Accountancy or Finance with at least nine (9) years post-qualification cognate experience. (b) Membership of relevant professional body such as ICAN, ANAN etc. is mandatory.
(5) Senior Procurement Officer CONTEDISS 11 (N1, 833,967 –N2,513,486)
A good Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration/Finance or any other relevant discipline with at least six (6) years post-qualification cognate experience or a Master’s Degree in Business Administration/Finance with at least three years post qualification cognate experience.
(6) Principal Confidential Secretary CONTEDISS 11 (N1,833,967-N2,513,486)
A recognized Higher National Diploma at credit level in Office Technology and Management or its equivalent plus at least six (6) years post qualification cognate experience
(7) Senior Confidential Secretary CONTEDISS 09 (1,460,163 – N1,884,618)
A Higher National Diploma at credit level in Office Technology and Management or its equivalent with at least three (3) years post-qualification cognate experience.
(8) Engineer I CONTEDISS 09 (N1,460,163 – N1,884,618)
A registrable Bachelor’s Degree in the relevant Engineering discipline plus at least three (3) years post-qualification cognate experience or Master’s Degree in the relevant Engineering discipline.
(9) Programmer/System Analyst I CONTEDISS 09 (N1,460,163 –N1,884,618)
A good Bachelor’s Degree /Higher National Diploma in Computer Science plus at least three (3) years Post-qualification cognate experience.
(10) Librarian I CONPCASS 3 (N1,460,163 –N2,120,427)
(a) A good Bachelor’s Degree in Library Science plus at least three (3) years post-qualification cognate experience or a Master’s Degree in Library Science. (b) The applicant should have at least one conference/seminar paper.
(11) Programmer/System Analyst II CONTEDISS 08 (N1,258,654 –N1,649,293)
A good Bachelor’s Degree / Higher National Diploma in Computer Science plus NYSC discharge Certificate
(12) Auditor II/Accountant II CONTEDISS 08 (N1,258,654 –N1,649,293)
A good Bachelor’s Degree in Accountancy or Finance plus NYSC discharge certificate.
(13) Administrative Officer II CONTEDISS 08 (N1,258,654 – N1,649,293)
A good Bachelor’s Degree preferably in Arts, Social Science or Humanities plus NYSC discharge certificate.
(14) Library Officer CONTEDISS 07 (National Diploma at credit level in Library and Information Science/Technology with at least three (3) years Post-qualification experience.
(15) Motor Driver/Mechanic Grade CONTEDISS 05 (N442,816 –N600,005)
An experienced candidate with SSCE or its equivalent with relevant driving license plus Trade Test Grade I and at least six (6) years post-qualification cognate experience.
(16) Motor Diver/Mechanic II CONTEDISS 04 (N364,300 –N493,292)
Junior Secondary School Certificate or its equivalent and a valid class ‘C’ Driver’s License plus Government Trade Test Class II in Motor Mechanic works and at least three (3) years relevant experience.
(17) Senior Clerical Officer CONTEDISS 04 (N364,300 – N493,292)
Senior Secondary School Certificate with four credit passes including English Language obtained at one sitting or five credits at two sittings with at least three (3) years satisfactory service on that grade.
(18) Clerical Officer CONTEDISS 03 (N322,242 – N433,227)
Senior Secondary School Certificate with four credit level passes including English Language obtained at one sitting or five credits at two sittings.
Note: Applicants should be ICT compliant and should provide their mission statement for the Federal Polytechnic, Ile-Oluji. Conditions of service are similar to those in other similar institutions of higher learning in the country.
All applications must be submitted on-line within fourteen (14) days from the date of this publication. Applicants are requested to apply on the website of the Polytechnic at http://www.fedpolel.org/. Only applications from candidates shortlisted for interview will be acknowledged.
For enquiry: info@ fedpolel.org.

Candidates Offered Appointments into Immigration Service

The names of candidates offered provisional appointments into the Nigeria Immigration Service have been published by the Presidential Committee to Assist in Immigration Recruitment .
Based on the total scores from the Computer-Based Aptitude Test, Physical Examination, Document Verification and Oral Interview the under listed applicants have been short-listed for Provisional Appointment into the Nigeria Immigration Service.
Candidates Shortlisted for Appointment into the Nigeria Immigration Service.
1. Go to the Nigeria Immigration Service portal https://nis.fedcivilservice.gov.ng/#/appointments
2. Use the search box at the top of the page (by entering your Application Number) to know your appointment status.
If your name is among those who were shortlisted for provisional appointment, you are hereby invited to collect your provisional appointment letter from the Nigeria Immigration Service. (An email with Applicant’s Invitation letter attached has been sent to applicant’s registered email address, all applicants must present this letter for accreditation on the date and time at the venue specified in the letter).
Congratulations to all the candidates that made it to the Nigeria Immigration Service appointment list.

FCTA condemned the barricade of its entrance by some UNIABUJA students

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) on Friday condemned the barricade of its entrance by some students of the University of Abuja on May 14.
A statement issued in Abuja by Mr Nosike Ogbuenyi, Senior Assistant to the Minister of FCT, said the students were led by Friday Adayi, the university’s Chairman of National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS).
According to the statement, the students made untennable demands that should have been channelled to the Federal Ministry of Education.
It alleged that the students had requested the FCTA to purchase a vehicle for their association, solve the water supply challenge at the university’s mini campus and furnish the common room of the association.
“It was wrong for the students to attempt to use force to compel government to fulfill requests that were not statutory responsibilities of the FCTA.
“The point should be stressed that it is not part of FCTA’s official responsibility to furnish the NANS chairman’s common room in the university or to provide internal infrastructure in federal universities.
“Similarly, government action on the kind of demands made by the students is discretionary and dependent on resource availability.
“Nonetheless, FCTA cherishes robust relationship with NANS, even though it frowns at any attempt to hold it to ransom by students over welfare and logistics demands by individuals or groups,’’ it said.
The statement further said that in spite of the untennable demands by the students, the FCT Education Secretary, Alhaji Kabir Usman, met with them and promised to look into their demands.
“The secretary announced that the request by the students for a donation of a vehicle to the FCT NANS was receiving attention and would be granted if funds become available,’’ it said.
It advised the students to desist from lawlessness in pursuing their demands, pledging that the administration would continue to support them as much as practicable.
“ It will equally continue to give logistics support to students’ organizations such as NANS provided that due process is followed and sufficient notice given in all cases.
“While we are doing this, we call on parents to always watch their children and wards closely by calling them to order whenever the need arises,’’ the statement said. (NAN)

Imo Polytechnic Staff Drag Rector to Okija Shrine

The crisis of confidence rocking Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo, Ohaji/Egbema Local Council Area of the state, has degenerated to the point of the institution’s Rector, Rev. Fr. Wence Madu, being dragged to the dreaded Okija Shrine in Anambra State.
The invitation letter, which was allegedly extended to the Rector, was signed by one Ukaegbu N. Ogidi, who claimed that there was a complaint of injustice against Rev. Fr. Madu.
While stating that any respondent coming to Ogwugwu Okija must come with clean hands, Ogidi also informed the Rector that “Ogwugwu kills only those whose hands are not clean, especially those who committed evil against their fellow human beings at work places, churches, mosques, markets and other public places.”
The letter also claimed that Rev. Fr. Madu knew about the issue at stake, “but turned around to conspire and deal with an innocent person.”
The Rector was equally reminded in the mail that he “should feel free to reverse the injustice with your conspirators and collaborators against the complainants to avoid coming toOgwugwuand other unpleasant consequences.”
The custodians of the shrine similarly informed the Rector that he should on arrival, look for the Chief Priest for briefing and other formalities.
Then the threat: “But where you fail to come because of any reason, we shall come to your residence or office. The truth must be uncovered at all cost.”
WhenVanguardvisited the Rector’s office, yesterday, to ascertain if he got such an invitation or not, somebody who claimed to be a staff of the office said the Imo Polytechnic boss was not in the office.