Kaduna Polytechnic 1st & 2nd Admission List — 2015/16

The authorities of the Kaduna Polytechnic
(KADPOLY) have released the first batch and
second batch admission list for the 2015/2016
academic session.
Kaduna Polytechnic admission list has been
successfully uploaded online and it is accessible
from the polytechnic admission status checking
portal.
Check Kaduna Polytechnic Admission List.
1. Go to the polytechnic admission status
checking portal at http://
www.kadunapolytechnic.edu.ng/web/Admission/
Admission.aspx ,
2. Enter your JAMB / Application Number where
required,
3. Click on ‘Check Admission Status’ to access
your admission status.
Successfully admitted candidates are required to
print their admission letter from the same portal.
Recommended: Kaduna Poly Acceptance Fee,
Registration Details – 2015/16.
NOTES:
Admission Acceptance Period for batch a: 09-
Nov-2015 TO 20-Nov-2015
Admission Acceptance Period for batch b: 18-
Jan-2016 TO 08-Feb-2016

KADPOLY Weekend & Evening Programmes Admission Form 2015/16

This is to inform interested and suitably qualified

prospective candidates, that application forms for

Kaduna Polytechnic Evening and Weekend

programmes for the 2015/2016 Academic

Session.

Read the following before you apply:

(i) Entry Qualifications for HND (Evening) and

HND (Weekend; Fridays & Saturdays)

Programmes:

The entry requirements for the programmes are

exclusively National Diploma or Mathematics or

Pre-ND with five ‘O’ level passes in subjects

relevant to the programme including English and

Mathematics.

(ii) Candidates with ND at Lower Credit and above

must have one year post qualification industrial

work experience while those with

ND Pass must have two years post qualification

work experience.

(iii) Candidates for HND Weekend Programmes

must have attained the age of 28 as at the time

of application.

(iv) Duration: Four semesters for Evening

Programmes and six semesters for Weekend

Programmes.

(v) National Diploma Programmes (Evening Only)

(a) Entry Qualification:

SSC/NTC/NBC Five Credits including English

Language and Mathematics and the other credits

must be relevant to the

programme as contained in JAMB brochure.

Furthermore, candidates must have sat for the

2015 JAMB UTME and obtained at least

150 points.

(b) Duration: Four semesters

(vi) HND and ND Evening Programmes shall run

on Mondays to Fridays between 3.00 p.m. and

8.00 p.m. while HND Weekend

programmes shall run on Fridays between 3.00

p.m. and 8.00 p.m. and Saturdays between 8.00

a.m. to 8.00 p.m.

(vii) NDII Direct Admission: – Prospective

candidates with ANTC/ANBC/Polytechnic Diploma/

University Diploma or IJMB Programme Graduates

with five relevant ‘O’ level Credits including

Mathematics and English may be considered for

admission

into NDII direct.

Method of Application.

Candidates are to log unto Kaduna Polytechnic

School Portal on http//

www.kadunapolytechnic.edu.ng and follow the

Remita payment option logo to access the

Kaduna Polytechnic page. Amount payable is

N6,000.00 only.

The portal for admission shall be closed by 31st

January, 2016.

Nasarawa State Poly 2nd Admission List is Out — 2015/16

Nasarawa State Polytechnic, NASPOLY 2nd
admission list for the 2015/2016 academic
session is out.
This is to inform all the candidates awaiting the
Nasarawa State Polytechnic (NASPOLY) admission
for the 2015/2016 academic session that the
management of the institution has released the
second batch admission list.
As at the time of this publication, NASPOLY
second admission list is only accessible from the
school’s Notice Board.

AKSU Payment Of Fees By Debtors Students Begins

The Vice-chancellor of ‪‎Akwa Ibom State University‬ has considered requests by some students to pay outstanding school fees owed between 2010 and 2014 academic session, which they failed to pay, before the introduction of the e-payment platform by the university.

Accordingly, such students are directed to make payments of the school fees indebtedness through BANK DRAFT obtained from any of the bank listed below and addressed to Akwa Ibom State University:

*UBA

*FCMB

*Union Bank

*Diamond Bank

*First Bank

*Zenith Bank

*Ecobank

*GTB

The Bank draft should be submitted to the Bursar for issuance of official receipt. Note that Student Name, Department, Matric Nos, Present Year of Study and Phone nos MUST be written at the back of the Bank draft before submission to the Bursar.

All concerned students are advised to take advantage of this opportunity to clear ALL outstanding school fees indebtedness and be duly cleared BEFORE the forthcoming semester examinations.

Please be guided.

UNICAL Release List Of 2014/2015 Expelled /Suspended Students

The management of the University of Calabar (UNICAL) has release the list of Expelled/Suspended Students effect from 2014/2015 Academic Session.
List of expelled students for examination misconduct with effect from 2014/2015 Academic Session
S/NONAME/MATRIC NODEPARTMENTOFFENCEEFFECTIVE DATE OF EXPULSION
1Effiong, Iquo Okon (Matric No 11/0833144026)Business ManagementImpersonation2014/2015 Session
2Samuel, Felix Daniel (Matric No. 10/82008)Vocational/ Special EducationImpersonation2014/2015 Session
3Solomon, Kosi James (Matric No. 10/82030)Business ManagementImpersonation2014/2015 Session
4Michael Joseph (Matric No. 09/BMGT-5/291)Business ManagementImpersonation2014/2015 Session
5Chukwuemeka, Joy Ebe (Matric No. 11/083144018)Business ManagementImpersonation2014/2015 Session
6Brown Patience J. (Matric No. 09/53026)Business ManagementImpersonation2014/2015 Session
7Aigbogun, Ferdinand Elizogie (Matric No. 10/45200)PhysicsImpersonation2014/2015 Session
8Lebbie Charles A. (Matric No. 10/452027)PhysicsImpersonation2014/2015 Session
9Oletu, Joseph Omadhebo (Matric No. 11/083144055)Business ManagementImpersonation2014/2015 Session
List of Students Suspended Indefinitely for examination misconduct with effect from 2014/2015 Academic Session
S/NONAME/MATRIC NODEPARTMENTOFFENCEEFFECTIVE DATE OF SUSPENSION
1Orok, Bassey Okon (Matric NO. 10/55023)SociologyFailure to appear before the SEMC2014/2015 Session
2Abubakar, Salisu Mohammed (Matric No. 11/083144002)Business ManagementFailure to produce Orok Bassey Okon for interrogation2014/2015 Session
List of Suspended Students for examination misconduct with effect from 2014/2015 Academic Session
S/NONAME/MATRIC NODEPARTMENTOFFENCEDURATION OF SUSPENSION YEAR (50)EFFECTIVE DATE OF SUSPENSIONDATE OF RESUMPTION
1Ogbuechi, Chinwendu Gloria (Matric No. 10/BAF-5/181)Banking and financeCaught with Extraneous Material12014/20152015/2016
2James, Charity Williams (Matric No. 11/042144051)

“Stop Discriminating NOUN Graduates” – Chancellor Cries Out

The Chancellor of the National Open University of Nigeria, His Royal Highness, Amb Lawrence Okolio, has urge the federal government and the general public to stop discrimination against graduates from the Institution.
He also wants graduating students of the university to be allowed to participate in the National Youth Service Corps and those who read law to attend the Nigerian Law School.
According to him, graduates from the Nigerian online universities are not given equal treatment like their counterparts from other schools.
Some of the graduating students and their alumni confirmed that their degrees are often discriminated against in the labour market, but expressed hope that the trend will change in the nearest future.
The Vice Chancellor, Prof. Vincent Tenebe, in his remarks asked for more funding for the university from the federal government.
The National Open University is a recent innovation by the National Universities Commission (NUC) that allows students to study and work at the same time.

NYSC Online Registration Requirements And Mobilization Timetable For Batch “A“ 2016 Is Out

This is to inform all prospective corps members, i.e. Nigerians who have graduated from Universities and Mono/Polytechnics both at home and abroad that the NYSC On-line registration portal will be opened from 8th February to 12th March, 2016 to enable them register for the 2016 Batch ‘A’ mobilization.
In order to ensure a seamless registration, prospective corps members are to note the following for strict compliance:
1. The Website address is any of the following:
-www.nysc.gov.ng
-www.nysc.org.ng
-www.portal.nysc.gov.ng
2. Prospective Corps members should ensure that they have valid and functional e-mail addresses that they can access and Nigerian (GSM) telephone numbers with which to register.
3. Locally trained prospective Corps members are expected to use correct JAMB and Matriculation numbers to register
4. For locally-trained graduates, only those whose names appear in the Senate/Academic Board Approved Result lists submitted by their Institutions will have access to the register on the NYSC portal.
5. Foreign-trained prospective corps members should ensure that their Institutions are accredited. Where in doubt, it is their responsibility to approach Federal Ministry of Education for verification. The letter of verification must be uploaded during registration.
6. Foreign-trained graduates from Ghana and Benin Republic must obtain letters of verification and upload same for mobilisation to be effective.
7. Those who graduated from Institutions outside Nigeria, (Foreign-trained graduates), are to visit the NYSC portal, register and upload the following documents:
-West African School Certificate(WASC) (with not less than 5 Credits at 2 sittings) or its equivalent,
-General Certificate of Education (GCE O’ Level) (with not less than 5 Credits at 2 sittings) or its equivalent,
-NECO (with not less than 5 Credits at 2 sittings) or its equivalent
-High School Diploma or its equivalent.
-First Degree or Higher National Diploma (HND) Certificate (Second Degree or Ph.D not necessary). Letter of attestation will not be accepted, Please.
-Transcript of the first Degree or HND.
-International travelling Passport showing data page and date of departure for the course of study. (Please note that you must present the originals of the above during verification at the Orientation camp).
-Letters of verification for graduates of Institutions in Ghana, Benin Republic and any other Institution whose accreditation is in doubt.
8. It is the responsibility of the prospective corps members who studied in non-English speaking countries to get their Certificates and Transcripts translated into English language before uploading.
9. All graduates of Medicine, Pharmacy and Medical Laboratory Science are expected to have their Certificates of Registration with Nigerian Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (NMDCN), Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN) and Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria respectively and upload during registration. Payment receipts are not acceptable.
10. Unlike in the past, Foreign-trained graduates should not visit NYSC Headquarters, Abuja for verification of their documents. This exercise will now be done at the Orientation Camps. They should simply print their call-up letters on-line and report at the Orientation camps in their States of deployment, but should come to the camp with the original documents uploaded during registration for verification.
11. Anybody who presents any fake document will be demobilized and decamped. Also, anybody not available in camp for the verification will equally be demobilized.
12. Prospective corps members should ensure that Passport photographs used meet the following specifications:
Ensure your face (eyes, nose, ears, mouth and jaw) is fully shown without bending
Ensure the picture is centralized and fills the frame
Ensure the Photo background is white or off-white with no shadow.
13. On no account should prospective corps members register by PROXY. They should also remember the finger used for their biometric capturing as this will be used for data verification at the orientation camp. Those who cannot be verified with their biometric at the orientation camp will not be registered.
14. Only prospective corps members who want their call-up numbers sent to them through SMS and wish to PRINT their call-up letters on-line are expected to pay the sum of Three Thousand Naira (N3,000.00).
15. Prospective Corps members who do not want to pay the N3,000.00 have the option of going to their schools to collect their call-up numbers and call-up letters.
16. All prospective corps members who paid for the online registration during the 2014 Batch ‘C’, 2015 Batch ‘A’ and ‘B’ Mobilisation but were not mobilized need not pay again.
17. Married female prospective corps members (whether locally or foreign-trained) should upload copies of their marriage Certificates, evidence of Change of name, evidence to show their husbands’ place of domicile and copy of husbands’ driving licence or data page of International passport during registration.
18. Female prospective corps members are advised not to apply Tulips (Lalea de colorat) on their fingers as this will void their Biometric capturing during the verification in camp.
19. The orientation camp is highly regimented and not ideal for pregnant and nursing mothers. Those in these categories would be registered and released immediately they arrive at the camp. However, with effect from Batch ‘C’ 2016, pregnant and nursing mothers will not be registered at the Orientation Camp. They would wait until they are fit and ready to go through all the programmes of the NYSC without distractions.
20. Prospective corps members who have problems related to mobilization should go to the nearest NYSC Secretariats, see the Deployment and Relocation officer and lodge their complaints.
They can also call NYSC Help Desk Lines – 08089244741, 08064324023 or 09092989929.
21. All Part-time graduates are also expected to register online, even without JAMB numbers. Such graduates have the option of paying online and printing their Exclusion Letters or as usual, travelling to their Institutions for the Letters.
22. PLEASE NOTE THAT ONCE THE PORTAL IS CLOSED ON SATURDAY, 12TH MARCH 2016, THERE WILL BE NO FURTHER REGISTRATION.

NYSC sits on N23.5 million donation to critically injured ex-corps members- Vanguard News

hMore than one year after completing their national service, indications have emerged that nine National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members, injured in motor accidents during the 2014 service year, may have not received the N23.5 million donated in their aid.
*NYSC members
The money was donated to the youths under the NYSC Hope Alive initiative, a public/private sector partnership (PPP) aimed at bringing succour to corps members who suffer permanent disability during service.
To one of the beneficiaries who served during the 2014 year whose injuries stopped him from attending the award ceremony, Ibeto Group donated N5 million.
The then Governor Godswill Akpabio gave all the nine corps members N5 million while Heritage Bank gave the beneficiaries N1.5 million each,  bringing all the donations to N23.5 million.
The money was to enable them pick up the pieces of their lives after the tragedies that left them disabled. They also benefitted from automatic employment initiated by the Federal Government.
The corps members are Susan Nwouku from Benue State; Alade Bukola Oluwaseun from Ekiti; Hunsu Oluwafemi from Lagos; Igheghe Ijeoma from Delta; Akinrujomi Folarin from Ondo; Nwagbara Eberechi from Rivers; Kayode Funke, Samuel Ngada and Samuel Abigail from Oyo.
Two of them each had one of their arms amputated in the accidents they were involved in during the service year.
The beleaguered former corps members refused to talk toSunday Abuja Bulletinwhen approached on the Hope Alive  initiative.
And NYSC authorities could not be reached at press time on the matter.
Director-General of  the NYSC, Brig. Gen. Johnson Bamidele Olawunmi, had, while announcing the initiative, said it was designed “to give hope to future corps members that the scheme and indeed this great nation will not abandon those who may suffer similar fate in the course of national service”.
On the nine  2014 beneficiaries, the NYSC boss said, at the 2012, 2013  and 2014 President’s NYSC Honours Award ceremony: “No Nigerian youth will be abandoned.
“Such hope will be through the provision of training and start-off grant to them in their chosen skills. It is also to give  hope to future corps members, that the scheme and indeed this great nation will not abandon those who may suffer similar fate in the course.
“Although, government is paying N1 million as worn-off fees for such members, we don’t just want to leave it there. We want to continue to monitor such corps members.
This indeed is a worthy initiative. In the past, youth corps members who sustain injuries leading to permanent disabilities during their service were subjected to post-service emotional and psychological trauma as they were neglected by the same society they were mobilised to serve.
“The cash awards by the private sector partners and the offer of employment by the federal government would indeed bring succour not only to the now physically-challenged ex-corps members but also to their families who placed their hopes on them for support after their service year. “Disabling injuries can have a lot of effect on the ambition of those who are unfortunate to suffer them but the society must have enough humanitarian and humane spirit to ameliorate those effects by seeing that special provision is made for the purpose of empowering such people to still pursue their dreams and achieve their goals in life. The future of our country’s well-being is the youths and we all owe it a sacred duty to empower them to pursue their dreams.”

Managing Director of  Heritage Bank, Mr. Ifie Sekibo, who also spoke at the ceremony, said his bank’s gesture to the affected corps members was informed by its belief that the future well-being of the country would be better guaranteed if all well-meaning Nigerians and other stakeholders teamed up with the Federal Government to empower youths to create wealth”.

University Ranking"University of Ibadan is the best"- NUC

TheNigerian Universities Commission(NUC) has named University of Ibadan as the best among second generationUniversitiesin the country in 2015.

University of JosandUniversity of Ilorinalso made the list, TheNation reports.

A statement signed by Abdullahi Abdullahi, Principal Officer Assistant Registrar, Information and Publication of the university, noted that: “The second generation Universities are the 12 universities established between 1970 and 1985 to meet the increasing need for university education in Nigeria especially in the area of Science and Technology.”

Abduallhi said: “University of Jos was however ranked 7th in the overall ranking of all Federal, State and Private Universities in Nigeria.”

Covenant University was also named as the best private University in Nigeria.

READ:UNIPORT makes list of top 30 University in Africa

UNIJOS Vice Chancellor, described the ranking as clear recognition of theenormous workbeing done in the university.

“It was encouraging that the university was being appreciated for the impact it is creating towards human capital development in the country, noting that the ranking was consistent with the University’s global rating.

“If not for some challenges, the University could have achieved greater success. I enjoin all stakeholders to rally round towards ensuring that the University achieves its full potential,” he said

Jega Ex-INEC boss advocates scrapping of scholarship boards

He explained that most scholarship boards in the states and federal levels had been characterised by corruption, hence the need for governments to deal with schools directly.

Prof.Attahiru Jega, former INEC Chairman, on Saturday in Dutse, called for the scrapping of states and federal scholarship boards.

Jega, now a lecturer with theBayero University, Kano, made the call at the maiden convocation lecture of the Federal University, Dutse, where he delivered a paper with the theme, `Reforming the Nigerian Tertiary Education sector: challenges and prospects’’

According to him, the scholarship system needs to be reviewed to serve the purpose for which it was introduced.

He explained that most scholarship boards in the states and federal levels had been characterised by corruption, hence the need for governments to deal with schools directly.

``The scholarship system must be reviewed and reorganised by disbursing scholarships through the institutions, rather than ineffective and corrupt boards.

``The federal and state governments should identify their beneficiaries and pay directly to their schools, and that should be done by merit,’’ he said.

According to him, paying directly to the institutions will reduce a lot of wastages and reduce corruption in the system.
Jega also advised government to introduce a well-funded student’s scheme for indigent’s students that were qualified to go to tertiary institutions but could not afford it.

He noted that these were important innovative measures used by most countries to expand access to education.

Jega also called on the Federal Government to increase profit tax of companies allocation to Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFUND), from two to five per cent.

He lauded TETFUND for serving the country well in terms of provision of infrastructures in institutions, as well as aiding the conduct of research.

NNPC / Chevron JV National University Scholarship Awards 2016- Apply Now

Chevron Nigeria Limited, in collaboration with its Joint Venture partner, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), is offering a number of University Scholarship Awards to suitably qualified Nigerian students.

Requirements / Eligibility
This Scheme Is Open To Unregistered Existing Awardees ONLY. Only current NNPC/Chevron JV scholarship beneficiaries who have not registered on scholastica are required to Register and Apply. Registered existing awardees need not apply but login to update their academic details.
In line with the NNPC/CHEVRON JV Scholarship Policies, current awardees who wish to be retained on the scheme

MUST satisfy the following requirements throughout the duration of their degree programme.
1. Must be in a Nigerian University
2. Must remain within a course/program covered by the NNPC/CHEVRON JV Scholarship scheme
How to Apply
Registered existing awardees need not apply but refer to the steps outline in the invitation email.

Unregistered existing awardees should apply using the steps below:
1. Before you start this application, ensure you have clear scanned copies of the following documents.
Passport photograph with white background not more than 3 months old (450px by 450px not more than 200kB-)
School ID card
Admission letter
Birth certificate
O' Level result
JAMB Result
2. Ensure the documents are named according to what they represent to avoid mixing up documents during upload
3. Ensure you attach the appropriate documents when asked to upload
To apply, visit http://www.scholastica.ng/schemes /cnlawards2013and follow the steps below:
1. Click on "Apply Now" tab.
2. Click on "Register Now" to create an account.
3. Proceed to your email box to activate your account
4. Click on www.scholastica.ngto return to Scholarship site
5. Enter your registered email and password to upload your information.
6. Enter your personal information, National Identification Number (if available), educational information, other information and upload required scanned documents.
7. Ensure the name used in applications matches the names on all documentation in same order. Upload a sworn affidavit or certificate if otherwise.
8. Ensure you view all documents after uploading, to eliminate errors during uploading.
9. When asked to upload photo, upload a pass-port photograph with a white background.
10. Recheck application information to avoid errors
11. Click "Apply Now" on your corresponding award year to submit information i.e. 2012 Awardee to click "NNPC/CHEVRON JV / 2011" on www.scholastica.ng
12. You will receive an email and a sms that confirms your application was successful.
13. Return to www.scholastica.ngenter your Email and Password to download your profile and proceed to have your Head of Department sign the document.
14. Upload a scanned copy of the signed profile, this would be used for verification.
15. If National Identification Number (NIN) number was not available in step 6, to obtain your National Identification Number (NIN)
Visit http://www.ninenrol.gov.ngto register and learn more about the National Identity Number
Click "Create Account" and fill in the required fields
Login with Email and Password to complete the form
After completion, schedule a date for photo and finger print capture
Visit any of the 37 capture centres http://www.nimc.gov.ng/?q=nin-registration- centresto complete the registration process and obtain your National Identity Number
You can also do your total registration at the NIMC office
16. Return to www.scholastica.ngand update application with National Identification Number (NIN) to ensure completion
Note: Multiple applications may attract a disqualification penalty from the Scholarship board.

Deadline
Deadline is strictly 24th January, 2016.

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The 2016 UTME Registration has been extended to January 31st 2016

The 2016 UTME Registration has been extended to January 31st 2016.

However, we believe that a great number of candidates are already registered for 2016 UTME.

We therefore want to share some tips that will enable you prepare adequately and scale through successfully in 2016 UTME.
What it takes to prepare for JAMB UTME is really no different from what it takes to prepare for any other exam. By that I mean the ground rule is the same. That is; work hard on your books.

However, I have outlined here specific nuggets for strategic and adequate preparation;
1. Start Preparing Now!:Don’t wait until weeks to the exam to start studying. The first step to success in any examination is to start preparing on time. Begin by creating a personal time-table; the one that suits your study time (day or night).
Also make sure you use the JAMB syllabus. It helps you not only to know the list of topics to be covered but also the areas questions will likely come from.

We have emphasized over and over again on the importance of JAMB past questions. Here is a testimony from a Myschooler who prepared with JAMB past questions and wrote UTME 2 years back;

"All CBT candidates the one secret to your success is past questions. Am telling you this from experience because on Saturday when I wrote mine, 25 questions in each subject I answered came out from past questions and JAMB repeated it as it was asked before. I wake up on that Saturday by 1pm and read my books till 6pm. When I entered inside the hall I found out that JAMB photocopied the questions from past questions to the extent that not even a word was changed."

Such testimony may come from you this year if you can take advantage of the JAMB Past questions and tools we have on this website

They include;
a. The JAMB CBT Software contains all subjects, works without internet, and even prepares you for Post-UTME. Click hereto download it.

b. There’s also a mobile application (Android phones only) that contains Past Questions & Answers for JAMB, WAEC, NECO and NABTEB. Click hereto download it.
(we sale our software which include past questions and answers for #1,500 only.)

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For those who are very well connected to the internet, they can use the Myschool online CBT classroom. Click hereto access it.

2. Be Confident:Your level of intelligence is affected by the state of your mind.

Examination fear and intimidation has a way of sapping confidence from you.

Even if you were not able to cover the whole syllables, be confident in the areas you have covered. Don’t try to copy others. Find out what works for you and stick to it since all of us are not gifted same way. E.g you need to know the reading environment that works for you and the time of the day you are most productive.

If you are a social learner for instance, you can join JAMB coaching classes and JAMB examination forums and groups where you can share ideas and learn from others. Never the less, this should not replace your personal study time.

While studying, read between the lines and make sure you know the exact meaning of words you come across. Don’t assume you know the meaning already. This is very important in tackling questions in English language and subjects like biology. Remember JAMB can be tricky with questions.

Also work on your speed and accuracy because it’s a test of both. There’s no point knowing all the answers but not being able to finish within the specified time.

3. Forget about “JAMB Runs”:If you start now to nurse the idea of getting help from somewhere else outside your brain, you may end up with stories that touch.

There are many “JAMB Messiahs” (That’s what they claim) everywhere trying to take advantage of gullible candidates. I know they will eventually convince many lazy students. But let it not be you. Their offer may seem juicy but then so is every short cut to success. It will only leave you with tales of woes at the end of the day. With the current mode of examination and some other changes JAMB has made, the possibility of succeeding with EXPO has been drastically reduced.

So get that option off your mind and take the surest pathway to success which remains hard work, discipline and determination.

4. Do Not Forget the G Factor:The G factor here is GOD. You cannot be prepared to the extent that God is no longer relevant. There are things beyond human control. What if you happen to break down with fever on the day of your examination? What after writing well and you never get to see your result for no sensible reason? This is where you need God to work for you.
This explains the importance of prayer. Prayer does not only change things, it positions you to confront all things.

They say "Practice Makes Perfect". If you are looking to write the JAMB CBT Exam in 2016, you should download, install and activate this particular software today so you can be "Perfect" before the exam day.
If you already have any Get Higher Score (GHS) CBT practice Software, this version will FREELY upgrade it to the 2016 version for you, without need for re-activation.

we sale our software which include past questions and answers for #1,500 only.

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JAMB Extends Deadline For 2016 UTME Registration

This is to inform members of the public in particular candidate intending to register for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination that the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board( JAMB ) has extended the deadline for the registration of 2016/2017 UTME.

9ja school gist learnt that the new deadline for registration is now Sunday, January 31, 2016.

We hereby announce to all potential JAMB candidates who are yet to register for the 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination that the new closing date for registration is Sunday, January 31, 2016.

All candidates who are still interested in taking the UTME are to get their forms and register before Sunday, January 31, 2016.

NYSC Corps Members "Allowee" Increament Bill Passes 3rd Reading at House of Rep

The House of Representatives, yesterday passed for third reading a Bill for an Act seeking to amend the National Youth Service Corps Act 2004 which will bring about an increment in the allowance earned by Corps members in the country.
The Bill which also seeks to provide mandatory life insurance to Corps members was sponsored by Hon Joan Mrakpor, of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, from Delta State. It was unanimously adopted by members.
Passage of the Bill would enable corps members who have acquired special business skill from the Service to have access to loan.
Mrakpor, while calling on his colleagues to support the passage of the bill, said the essence of the Bill’s amendment was to ensure that the aim of the NYSC scheme was not defeated and it would reduce the number of graduates relying on white collar jobs in the country.
Following its passage, the House referred the Bill to the adhoc committee on constitution review for further legislative input.
I wonder how much the new allowee will cost...

Carnival turns bloody as cultists kill graduate

A graduate, identified only as Usman, and another victim have been shot dead by suspected cultists during a carnival in the Ikorodu area of Lagos State.
PUNCH Metrolearnt that the graduate, and the other victim, identified simply asAbija, were initially attacked with axes, but they managed to escape.
Their assailants chased and reportedly caught up with them on Itun-Meko Street and shot them dead.
Our correspondent gathered that the attack, which happened on Tuesday at about 5am, was caused by supremacy battle among rival cults in the area.
Policemen from the Ikorodu division were said to have arrived at the scene to remove the corpses, while efforts to arrest the hoodlums reportedly failed.
WhenPUNCH Metrovisited Itun-Meko Street, a resident, who identified himself only as Phillip, said Usman came to the carnival from the neighbouring Anibaba area, which is believed to be the base of a rival gang.
He said, “The two of them came to the carnival from the Anibaba area. This street is ruled by a rival cult. The carnival had almost ended and the two of them were leaving when the hoodlums chased them.
“The boys escaped with cuts, but at the Itun-Meko Street junction, they were shot dead. Their bodies were taken away in a police van. Usman was a university graduate, andAbijawas his friend.”
A shop owner, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said there had been gunshots on every evening since the day of the killings on Itun-Meko Street.
He said, “The carnival was a gathering of cult boys. The police should not allow such carnivals. But the hoodlums were able to bring some policemen who were around to monitor the event. The policemen had left when they started trouble. Their anger with the two men was that why would they come to attend their carnival when they belonged to an area controlled by a rival group?
“Since that Tuesday, there have been gunshots every evening.”
A security source in the area toldPUNCH Metrothat hoodlums from the Anibaba area had also killed two persons from Itun-Meko Street after the Tuesday violence in a reprisal.
Efforts to get Usman’s family members were not successful as of press time.
The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Dolapo Badmos, who confirmed the killings, said the police recovered three axes, mobile phones and motorcycles used by the cultists which would assist in fishing them out.
She said, “There is no arrest for now. But during the chase by the police, the suspects abandoned three axes, motorcycles and their phones. We are working on these, and we will fish out the killers very soon.”

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OAU Supplementary Admission List is Out 2015/16 [Hot]

Obafemi Awolowo University supplementary admission list for the 2015/2016 academic session is out.

This is to inform all the candidates that participate in the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) 2015/2016 post UTME screening exercise that don’t have their names on OAU 1 st Admission Listthat the second batch admission list has been uploaded online.
As at the time of this publication, Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU)supplementary admission list can only be accessed from JAMB admission status checking portal.
How to Access OAU Supplementary Admission List.
1.Go to JAMB admission status checking portal.
2.Enter your JAMB registration number in the appropriate column
3.Finally, click on check admission status to access your OAU admission status.
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Nigerian College of Aviation Tech. Admission Form is Out – 2016/17

Nigerian College of Aviation Technology, NCAT admission forms into various programmes of the institution are now available for sale – 2016/2017 academic session.
The Nigerian College of Aviation Technology, Zaria (NCAT) has commenced the sales of admission forms into the following courses;
1.Airframa and Powerplant (AP)
2.Abridge Airframe and Powerplant (AAP)
3.Abridge Avionics
4.Licence Preparatory Course (LPC)
The above application forms could be purchased at the rate of N10,000 (Ten Thousand Naira) only at the NCAT Zaria Campus or any of our Liaison offices in Abuja or Lagos.
Closing Date:six (6) weeks from the date of this publication.

EKSU Sandwich Admission Form is Out – 2015/16

Ekiti State University, EKSU sandwich programmes (4,5,& 6 YEAR DEGREE, PGDE AND M.ED

DEGREE PROGRAMMES) admission form for the 2015/2016 contact session.

Application forms are now available for suitably qualified candidates for admission into the following Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses in the Sandwich Programme of Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti for the 2016 Contact Session:

EKSU Sandwich Admission – Available Programmes.

AVAILABLE COURSES IN FOUR TO SIX-YEAR PROGRAMMES

1.A (Education) Degree in English, Yoruba, Religious Studies, French, Arabic and Islamic Studies.

2.Ed Degree in Social Studies, Guidance and Counselling, Adult Education and Nursery and Primary Education.

3.Sc (Education) Degree in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Geography, Economics, Health Education, Educational Management, Business Studies (Education), Computer Science, Human Kinetics (PHE), Agricultural Science, Technical Education, Integrated Science and Accounting

EKSU Sandwich Admission – Entry Requirements.

A. 4-Year Programme in any of A to C

1.Passes at credit/merit level in two subjects at the NCE and credit passes in (five) 5 subjects at GCE O/Level including English Language or its equivalent at not more than two sittings. A pass at the NCE General English is acceptable in lieu of a credit pass at the SSCE/GCE O/Level.

2.Three (3) passes at GCE Advanced Level plus credit passes in five (5) other subjects at GCE O/Level or SSCE

3.National Diploma with credit/merit passes in relevant subjects plus credit passes in five (5) GCE O/Level subjects at not more than two sittings.

4.Passes at credit level in five (5) subjects including English Language and Mathematics at the GCE O/Level with any of the following is acceptable for Computer Science Education: i. Diploma in Data Processing from recognized Universities,

5.ND (Computer Science).

6.Nursing and Midwifery Certificate together with five (5) O/Level credit passes including English Language for B.Sc in Physical Health Education.

7.Nursing and Midwifery Certificate plus Post-Nursing Diploma with Credit passes in five (5) O/Level subjects including English Language and Mathematics at not more than two sittings is acceptable for B.Sc (Ed) Health Education.

B. 5-Year Programme in any of A to C except Educational Management

1.Passes in two major subjects in the NCE plus credit passes in Five (5) subjects at GCE O/L or its equivalent. A pass at the NCE General English is acceptable in lieu of a credit pass at the SSCE/GCE O/Level English.

2.Passes at credit/merit level in two major subjects of the Associate Diploma in Education with GCE O/Level credit passes or its equivalent in five (5) subjects at not more than two sittings.

3.Credit/merit passes at the NCE level in two (2) major subjects with credit passes in five (5) subject at GCE O/Level or its equivalent.

4.Passes at credit level in two (2) subjects in the NCE with credit in five (5) subjects at GCE O/Level irrespective of whether a subject is repeated at both ordinary and NCE level,

5.Nursing and Midwifery Certificate together with O/Level credit passes in five (5) other subjects is acceptable for the B.Sc (Ed) in Physical and Health Education.

6.The NABTEB credit/merit passes in five (5) subjects together with the Advanced Level NABTEB Certificate in any two (2) subjectsisacceptablefortheB.Sc (Ed)Technical Education.

C. 6 Years Programme in any of A to C

1.Passes at credit/merit level in five (5) subjects including English Language in WASC/GCE O/Level at not more than two sittings.

2.A credit pass in Mathematics is compulsory for all B.Sc (Ed) Science courses.

3.Five credit/merit passes in five subjects including English Language and Mathematics in NABTEB is acceptable for the B.Sc (Ed) Technical Education.

D. POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION (PGDE)

1.Candidates with Third Class at the first degree in the Arts, Sciences or Social Sciences from an approved University are eligible for admission.

2.HND with credit/merit passes in relevant teaching subjects.

E. MASTERS’ DEGREE (M.Ed) PROGRAMMES

Available Courses

The following courses are available at the Masters’ Degree Level: Philosophy of Education, Guidance and Counselling, Language Education, Science Education, Curriculum and Instruction, Educational Technology, Educational Management, Social Studies Education, Test and Measurement, Mathematics Education, Exercise Physiology, Organization and Administration of Sports, Health Education, Sociology of Education, Human Kinetics and Sports.

Admission Requirement

The following constitute the minimum entry requirements in the Postgraduate Programmes:

All applicants seeking Admission into any of the Master’s Degree and Postgraduate Diploma Programmes must have Five Credit Passes at ‘O’ Level in relevant subjects including English Language and Mathematics at not more than two sittings. A pass at the NCE General English is acceptable in lieu of a Credit pass at SSCE/GCE’O’Level

EKSU Sandwich Admission – Application Method.

Application fee for M.Ed or PGDE: N16,000.00 (Sixteen Thousand Naira only) including E-Tranzact Commission.

Application fee for Undergraduate: N6,000.00 (Six Thousand Naira only) including E-Transact Commission.

PROCEDURE FOR APPLICATION

Interested Applicants are to pay the application fee into any of the following Banks:

*.WEMA Bank PLC, EKSU

*.ZENITH Bank

*.FIRST Bank PLC,EKSU

*.ECO Bank PLC, EKSU

*.ACCESS Bank PLC, EKSU

*.Heritage Bank PLC, EKSU

*.UBAPLC, EKSU

*.GT. Bank, EKSU

ii Duly completed application forms, accompanied with a photocopy of evidence (i.e teller/e-transact receipt) of payment and photocopy of credentials must be returned to the University Sandwich Office not later than 1st April, 2016.

Stipend: We won’t pay N5000 to indolent people – Labour Minister

  The Federal Government has categorically stated that it cannot afford to pay lazy Nigerians the N5000 stipend promised to the unemployed, revealing that it will review the scheme to ensure that potential beneficiaries use the money for productive purposes.
Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige, who made the disclosure while speaking to journalists at the APC secretariat in Abuja, revealed that while some people will get N5000 under cash conversion scheme, some will get N10,000, while others may get more than N15,000 while training.
Ngige further explained that some beneficiaries will go through different training programmes before getting employed by either the state or federal government.
“We also have the programme on commission cash transfer… We won’t pay N5000 for people to be indolent. No country in the world would pay people to go home and sleep and collect cash, so Nigeria would not be an exception.
“We will pay some people N5000, pay some N10,000, and for people in teacher conversion scheme, we will pay more than N10,000 – N15,000 as stipend while in training and then after the training they are going to be employed by the state and federal government in different institutions.
“It is not a programme we shall run alone. The state governments are going to buy into it, they are going to synchronize with us. We are going to do it in synergy,” the Minister explained.
While emphasising that the present administration has some poverty alleviating and employment generating programmes, the former Senator added that those programs will span through many ministries.
“The programme will span through the ministries of Education, Agriculture, Labour and Agriculture, because we have some agricultural universities and we plan to convert some people to teach the relevant agricultural courses,” he noted.
On the President’s skills acquisition scheme, Ngige said: “The Ministry has specialists skills acquisition centres; we have seven like that based in the ministry under the Commissioner of Skills.”
“The NDE has over 120 centres scattered all over the country. We also have those that have been built by state governments and we want to capture all of these into that scheme and then get people to the scheme as bricklayers, POP designers, builders, welders, electronics repairers… carpentry, painting and fabrication of all sorts.
“We are going to do it, teach people, give them certifications, because many people don’t know that the Ministry of Labour is the only place that can certify tradesmen.
These skill acquisition centres are in grades… “We want to get back our youth, capture them, teach them to use their hands, so that they can earn money by employing themselves.
If you get a bricklayer or a painter today, you cannot pay less than N5000 for a daily job. “If somebody is able to work 20 days in a month for N5000, he already has N100,000.
But today it is a sad story. That is why Togolese, Ghanaians, citizens of Benin Republic, Niger Republic do all these skilled job for us. 80 per cent of workers in that specialist category in construction site all over Nigeria, be it in Abuja, in Lagos or in Onitsha, come from outside.
“The money they are paid is repatriated to their country and all of them will come at the end of the day to put pressure on the naira in the foreign exchange market. “So, we have decided that we have to train our own youth, let them use their hands to fend for themselves.
We will also want to advance some of them into entrepreneurship. If you are very good, we can open a place for you and give you money through the Bank of Industry and SMEDAN and then you can move to the next stage where a number of youths will work with you,” Ngige explained.