JAMB Withdraws 2016 Admission List From All Institutions In The Country

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced the withdrawal of the 2016 admission list earlier sent to all tertiary institutions in the country.

In a statement signed by the Board’s Public Relations Officer, Dr Fabian Benjamin, the board said institutions are now to make their own list to JAMB in-line with Federal Government’s guideline on admissions.
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“This is to ensure that the University Senate perform its statutory responsibility of conducting the selection of candidates and refer it to JAMB for confirmation in line with the admission criteria of merit, catchment and educationally disadvantaged states as directed by the Hon Minister of Education at the Policy Committee Meeting.

“The earlier list was sent to help fast track the process of admission so as to allow other tiers of institutions also conduct their admission.

“Candidates should not panic because this is part of the process of the 2016 admission exercise. JAMB regrets any inconvenience this decision would have caused the tertiary institutions

“The Board regrets any inconvenience it’s proactive step would have caused the tertiary institutions.

Bowen University (BU) Admission List 2016/2017 Released

Good news for candidate that participated in the 2016/2017 Bowen University Screen exercise as the institution released first batch list of admitted students

To check click the link provided below

Bowen University 2016/2017 list of Admitted students

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Fed Poly Ede Admisison Screening 2016/2017 Announced

This is to inform the public especially aspirants of Federal Polytechnic Ede (EDEPOLY) for the 2016/2017 academic session that the admission screening of the institution has been announced

Eligibility
Candidates who chose the polytechnic and scored the required cut-off mark in the 2016 UTME.

Method Of Application
Candidates are to visit the registration portal: http://www.federalpolyede.edu.ng/entranceForm/ to complete their registrations. They will be required to make a payment of N2,500.00.

For entry requirements for these programmes, click here

Covenant University 2nd Batch Admission List 2016/2017 Released

for people awaiting the second batch of CU admission list am glad to inform you that the list is now out kindly follow this lick to view the full list Covenant University 2nd Batch Admission List

once your name is among the list you can proceed to the school and make payment for your acceptance fee.

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Adekunle Ajasin 2016 Screening and eligibility details is out

Those who made Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko their first choice of University in the 2016/2017 UTME and scored 180 and above; and
Direct Entry candidates who chose AAUA as their first or second choice University.
All eligible candidates are to visit the University website www.aaua.edu.ng to register for the screening exercise as from 26 th July, 2016 after the payment of N2,500.00 (Two thousand five hundred Naira only) at any branch of the banks listed below via e-tranzact:

First Bank
Heritage Bank
Keystone Bank
Wema Bank
Skye Bank
Access Bank
Zenith Bank
Eco Bank

Candidates are requested to collect bank-generated receipts at the point of payment, which will contain receipt number and confirmation code for the on-line registration.

Guidelines to Candidates for On-line Registration
i. Candidates should log on to the University portal and click on 2016/2017 ADMISSION SCREENING
ii. Candidates are to obtain a print-out containing the confirmation order number from the Bank upon payment of N2,500:00 only using your JAMB Registration Number.
iii. Candidates are to proceed to the Registration website (ase.aaua.edu.ng) to confirm payment and continue with the admission screening registration.

General Instructions to all Candidates
i. Candidates are advised to correctly upload their results and any other required information on the portal.
ii. Any falsification of results by candidates will lead to disqualification.
iii. Candidates are to click on "Admission requirements" to check on O’Level requirements for their course of choice.
iv. Candidates are advised to read the O’Level requirements of their courses and select the right FIVE subject combinations for their courses which must include credit passes in English Language and Mathematics.
v. A maximum of two (2) sittings is allowed in the case of O’Level requirements.
vi. AAUA accepts WAEC, NECO and NABTEB results.
vii. Candidates awaiting results should upload such results as soon as the results are released but not later than 30th September, 2016.
viii. It is compulsory for all candidates to participate in the screening exercise to enable the University to capture all relevant entry requirements for the admission exercise. 

Delta State University Screening Result Is Out

Candidate that participated in the Delta State screening exercise are hereby advice to follow this link http://delsu.edu.ng/postutme2016screeningresult.aspx


Instruction

• Input your Jamb Reg number in the space provided 
• After that click the bar with CHECK TO CHECK 

Good News!!!! UNILAG Releases Admission Guidelines

The University of Lagos on Tuesday released its Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination admission screening guidelines for the 2016/2017 academic session.

A statement issued by the institution’s Deputy Registrar (Information), Mr Toyin Adebule, the said online registration for the screening would hold from Aug. 3 to Aug. 24.

It said only candidates who made the university their first choice at the 2016 all Computer Based Test mode UTME and scored 200 and above were eligible for the screening.

The university said candidates must possess five credit passes at one sitting in relevant Ordinary Level subjects, including English language and mathematics.

The institution said candidates who would not be 16 years of age by Oct. 31 were not eligible for screening and need not apply.

“Candidates who are awaiting results are eligible to apply for the screening.

“Such candidates will be allowed to upload their results when they are released only if they applied within the specified period.

“Candidates are advised to check the university website for the specified periods and other details,’’ the statement read in part.

The Polytechnic Ibadan Admission Screening 2016 (UTME) Announced

Eligibility
All candidates who chose The Polytechnic Ibadan as their choice and scored the required cut-off mark in the last UTME.

Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates are to visit the application portalhttp://admission.polyibadan.edu.ng/

Ondo School workers protest non-payment of 13 months salaries

Learning and other educational activities were on Monday morning disrupted at the St Francis Caring Heart Mega School, Owaluwa in Owo local government area of Ondo State following a peaceful protest staged by non-teaching staff of the school over non-payment of their 13 months salaries.

The aggrieved workers, as early as 7.30am storm the school, locked the gate and prevented the teachers and pupils from entering the school.

The protesting workers, numbering 15, were marred with placards carrying different inscriptions such as “Gov Mimiko pay our money ‘, We are starving’, We have children too” and several others.

Speaking on behalf of the protesters,Mr Abu Ayodeji said they have been pressing for the payment of their salaries since the beginning of this year but all efforts but only receiving negative response from the government.

Ayodeji said they would continue the protest until the government finds solution to the problem.

FUOYE Admission Screening (UTME/DE) 2016 : Eligibility, Screening And Registration Details

The Federal University Oye-Ekiti hereby inform all applicants who applied to FUOYE in the 2016 UTME to visit the screening portalwww.screening.fuoye.edu.ng to participate in the on-line screening exercise effective from Monday 25th July – 5th Friday, August 2016.

ELIGIBILITY

i) Candidates who applied to Federal University Oye Ekiti and obtained UTME cut-off score of 180 and above.

ii) All candidates must possess a minimum of five ‘O’ level credits obtained at not more than two sittings in subjects relevant to their proposed courses. Any candidate who does not have these requirements is considered as an Awaiting Result (AR) candidate

iii) Direct Entry candidates must possess a minimum of Upper Credit at National Diploma or its equivalents.

EPORTAL ACCESS FEE

Each candidate will be required to pay a processing fee of Two Thousand, Five Hundred Naira (N2,500 .00) only.

Payment should be made through E-transact. 

REGISTRATION/PAYMENT PROCEDURE USING E- TRANSACT

i) Visit any bank and pay through e-Transact platform.

ii) You will receive a print-out with receipt number and confirmation-order.

iii) Visit Federal University Oye-Ekiti website www.fuoye.edu.ng and click on Admission to select 2016 UTME screening/ Direct Entry from the home page.

Court Grants Lagos Public Schools Students Right To Wear Hijab

There was wild jubilation at the premises of the Court of Appeal in Lagos on Thursday, July 21, as the court granted pupils in public and secondary schools in the state the right to wear Hijab (Islamic headscarf).

After the judgement, Muslim males and females were seen praising God and rejoicing.

Most of them were shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’, ‘Alihamdulilah’‎, meaning Allah is the greatest and all thanks is due to Allah respectively.

With the verdict, it means that Muslim students in Lagos State public schools have the right to wear Hijab on their school uniforms both within and outside their school premises without being punished or victimized.

While delivering the verdict on Thursday, the justices set aside the verdict of the lower court (Lagos State High Court), which earlier disallowed the use of Hijab.
Responding to the judgment, the President of the Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria in Lagos State, Saheed Ashafa, expressed delight over the pronouncement by the court.

While saying the right to wear Hijab was long overdue, Mr. Ashafa urged all parties to comply with the judgment.
He said, “This is victory for Islam! Victory to Muslims. The words of Allah have come to pass. We are glad that there are few judges whose neutrality has not be stained by sentiment.

“We wonder why we had to face so many challenges before our right is granted. This recognition and truthful interpretation on freedom of religion as enshrined in the Nigeria constitution (Section 36) and United Nations Charter, will further strengthen public trust on the judiciary.

“Today will remain historic in the life of every Muslim in Lagos and Nigeria as a whole. We will remain law abiding and appeal to all and sundry not to act in ways and manners that are contrary to the judgment.

“This should mark the end to harassment, embarrassment, victimization, cheat and all acts of wickedness unleashed on Muslim female students who wear the Hijab.”

source: Naijaloaded

Abia State University Admission Screening Registration 2016/2017 Is On

This is to inform aspirants of Abia State University that the sales of the admission screening registration PIN for 2016/2017 is on. 

Though the school is yet to make any official public announcement concerning this, registration has already commenced.

Eligibility:

The screening forms are open to every candidate that indicated interest to studying in Abia State University (ABSU) during UTME registration.

Method of Application:

Interested candidates can purchase the PIN from the Abia state University Microfinance bank at the rate of N5,150 after which they are visit the registration portal by clicking here to complete their registration.

You will be required to provide your JAMB registration Number, JAMB Score, Intended Course of Study, O-level subject grades and examination details.

LAUTECH Admission Screening (UTME/DE) 2016: Eligibility, Screening And Registration Details

Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, (LAUTECH) Ogbomoso hereby invites candidates who made the university their first choice of institution and scored 200 and above in the 2016 UTME LAUTECH to log on to LAUTECH, Ogbomoso admissions website www.admissions.lautech.edu.ng and register for the screening exercise.

UTME candidates who also participated in the 2015/2016 PDS programme of LAUTECH and scored at least 180 in the 2016 UTME are also to log on the same website for information on the screening exercise

Direct Entry[DE] candidates who chose LAUTECH, Ogbomoso their first institution and have a minimum of Upper Credit in the National Diploma, Credit in NCE and Lower Credit in HND in relevant courses are also to visit the admissions website as well

The screening process for both UTME and DE candidates is scheduled to commence from Wednesday, July 20 to Wednesday, August 3, 2016.

METHOD OF APPLICATION
Candidates are required to;
(i) proceed to log on to the university’s website www.admissions.lautech.edu.ng to make payment of non-refundable fee of Two thousand, two hundred Naira (N2,200.00) only for the purpose of online registration for the screening and result checking, using inter-switch enabled debit cards (ATM).
(ii) Carefully complete and submit online the application form;
(iii) Upload a digital copy of scanned passport photograph with white background not more than 20kb which must be in JPEG (i.e. jpg) with no eye glasses or veil and
(iv) Print out the acknowledgement page to ascertain successful registration.

OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION

(i). UTME/DE Candidates
The candidates for the UTME and DE should note the following important information;
(a) That blurred or unclear picture on the acknowledgement page will not be accepted for screening, as the photograph will be used as means of identification.
(b) That candidates who posses five credit in the relevant subjects will be allowed to upload their results.
(c) That candidates who are awaiting results are eligible to apply for the screening.
(d) That scanned copy of certificate (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB/GCE or statement of result from schools will be accepted.
(e) That late completion/submission of the online application forms will not be entertained.

(ii). DE Candidates

Candidates are expected to register online for the screening with the following:
Direct Entry candidates are expected to register online for the screening exercise with the following:
(a) O’Level results
(b) Certificates/Statement of results as applicable
(c) DE registration print-out from JAMB’s website, and
(d) Acknowledgement page print-out from the online registration.

Candidates are also expected to forward their academic transcripts directly to the Registrar of the University before the date of the screening.
All correspondences on 2016/2017 UTME/DE screening exercise should be forwarded toscreening@lautech.edu.ng.

The result of the screening exercise will be published on the same website. 

OAU Extends Admission Screening Registration(UTME) Deadline For 2016/2017

This is to inform all aspirants (UTME) of Obafemi Awolowo University for 2016/2017 session that the deadline for the admission screening registration has been extended.

The new deadline is 30th, July 2016 for both UTME and Direct Entry Candidates.

OAU Gets New Vice-Chancellor

The Senate at the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) has finally chosen an acting Vice Chancellor for the institution.

Professor Anthony Elujoba of the Faculty of Pharmacy has emerged the acting Vice-Chancellor following a meeting between members of the university senate on Thursday, July 21, 2016.

According to Naijaloaded, This came barely 24 hours after the Federal Government ordered the Senate of the school to use its internal mechanism in selecting a new Vice Chancellor.

It will be recalled that the Academic Staff Union of the institution had earlier disagreed with the Senior Staff Association of Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union (NASU) over the appointment of Prof. Ayobami Salami, who is currently the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academics) as the 11th VC of the university.

In a letter addressed to the Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission, the President earlier directed the Senate not to consider any of the candidates who earlier contested for the position.

The letter further says the Senate of the university should take immediate steps to implement the directive of the President and report back to the Federal Ministry of Education.

Bayelsa teachers in terrible condition – NUT

The national leadership of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) on Thursday described the plight of teachers in Bayelsa State where the government declared emergency in education, as “pitiable and pathetic.”

The NUT leaders made the observation at a press conference on Wednesday in Yenagoa, the state capital after a two-day consultative meeting with its state chapter.

The President, NUT, Mr. Michael Olukoya, lamented that months of unpaid salaries had left teachers on the throes of untold hardship.

Olukoya said NUT national executive came specifically to meet state Governor, Mr. Seriake Dickson, over the teachers’ plight, but were told the governor was not available.

He, however, appealed to the state government to pay the teachers’ salaries.

He said: “The working conditions of teachers here in Bayelsa are pathetic. The state of workers here is nothing to write home about. Despite their working conditions, we commend the teachers for allowing maturity, peace, concord and amity to prevail.

“We have come here to plead with Governor Seriake Dickson that teachers should be paid their salaries.  Look at the terrain of Bayelsa State, we have some communities that it will take hours before you can get there. It costs money and what have you. So, we are appealing to Dickson to pay the salaries of our members.

“Next to the issue of unpaid salaries is the minimum wage or consolidated arrears.  We stand to be challenged. We appeal that the government should not just take teachers for a ride.

“Every category of workers in Bayelsa State had been paid these arreas except the teachers. Teachers, mother of all professions, why are you treating them like this? So, we want to appeal to the government of Bayelsa State that this minimum wage or consolidated arrears that have eluded teachers should be paid to them.”

source: thenationonline

Gay Teachers In Ogun State Schools

The Ogun State Police Command has arrested a private school teacher, Matthew Sodeke, for alleged child abuse in Igbala community in the  Sango Ota area of the state.

It was learnt that Sodeke, an English Language teacher, was caught sucking the private parts of a male pupil. The teacher was reportedly caught by a parent who had come to pick his child in the school.

It was gathered that the teacher allegedly s3xually assaulted the 16-year-old boy, identified only as Ajala, in one of the offices of the school after closing hours.

On Tuesday, July 12, around 4pm, Sodeke was said to have called the pupil upstairs into one of the offices.
It was learnt that Sodeke allegedly instructed the boy to remove his trousers, after which the teacher allegedly began to suck the boy’s private parts.

A yet-to-be-identified parent, who reportedly came to check her child in the school, was said to have caught the duo and raised the alarm.

The matter was thereafter reported at the Sango Police Division, and Sodeke was arrested.

A parent, identified only as Shokoya, who claimed to be a witness, said the teacher was beaten up by a mob before he was taken to the police station.

Shokoya added that the pupil confessed that his private parts had been sucked by the teacher on several occasions.

She said, “The teacher was caught while molesting the boy after school hours. He could not deny it because he was caught in the act.

“After a parent had raised the alarm, other parents and youths descended on the teacher and beat him to a pulp. He was thereafter handed over to the police at the Sango division.

“The teacher said he was formerly living with his brother, a pastor, who later sent him out when he (the pastor) caught him sucking a neighbour’s private parts.

“When the pupil was also interviewed, he confessed that it was not the first time the teacher would molest him. He said the teacher warned him not to disclose the act to anyone.”

Punch Metro learnt that Sodeke, who confessed to the crime, had been transferred to the State Department of Criminal Investigation, Eleweran, Abeokuta, for further investigation.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, SP Muyiwa Adejobi, confirmed the incident, adding that the suspect had been charged to court.

He said, “It is a case of indecent assault. The English Language teacher, Sodeke, called the victim to one of the offices and asked him to remove his trousers. He then put Ajala’s private parts in his mouth.

“Based on this report, detectives from the Sango division arrested the culprit and brought him to the station for interrogation. He confessed to the crime. The matter was transferred to the SDCI, Abeokuta, as directed by the Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Abdulmajid Ali.

“The teacher has been charged to court and remanded in prison custody.”

LASU Suspends 25 Students For Examination Malpractice

The authorities of the Lagos State University, Ojo, have suspended 25 students for their alleged involvement in examination malpractice.

Nine of the students were from the Department of Business Administration while five were from the Department of Sociology, a statement from the university said on Tuesday.

It added that three of the students were from the Department of Political Science while four were from the Public Administration department.

The university made this known in a statement by its Head, Centre for Information, Press and Public Relations, Mr. Martin Adekoya.

source:naijaloaded

FG directs schools to teach IRS, CRK separately

The Federal Government on Wednesday directed secondary schools to ensure that Islamic Religious Studies (IRS) and Christian Religious Studies (CRK) are taught as separate subjects.

Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu gave the directive in a statement issued in Abuja by the ministry’s Deputy Director (Press), Ben Bem-Gong.

According to the statement, the directive became imperative because of speculation regarding the merging of the two subjects.

The statement quoted the minster saying that students would not be compelled to study the two subjects, adding that secondary school students are at liberty to choose any of the two subjects depending on their religious beliefs.

The statement said: “The directive has become necessary following weeks of speculations in the social and conventional media networks across the country that the two subjects have been merged into one.

The confusion was created by a publisher who produced a book on the subject, combining Islamic Religious Studies (IRS) and Christian Religious Studies (CRK), which is being used in some private secondary schools.

“There is no compulsion in the study of the two religions. Secondary school students are at liberty to choose any of the two subjects depending on their religious leanings.

“The Christian Religious Studies and Islamic Religious Studies have remained separate subjects in the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and the National Examinations Council (NECO).

“If such a change has occurred (merger of IRS & CRS), the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), National Examinations Council (NECO) and the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) would have reflected same in their programmes and examinations.”

source: thenationonline

Covenant University appoints new VC

      CU appoints new VC

 

The Board of Regents, Covenant University’s apex governing body has approved the appointment of Professor Aderemi Aaron-Anthony Atayero, as the fourth substantive Vice-Chancellor of the University.

Secretary of the Board of Regents, Pastor Chioma Okwuanyi, on behalf of the Chairman of the Board and Chancellor of Covenant University, Dr. David Oyedepo, made the announcement on Friday July 15, 2016 at a special meeting of Principal Officers, Deans, Directors and Heads of Departments.

Professor Atayero replaces Professor Charles Ayo, whose tenure elapsed last month.

Speaking on how the Board of Regents arrived on its choice of Professor Atayero, Pastor Okwuanyi said the Board, at a recent meeting to consider a number of eminent professors from Covenant University, decided to limit the choice to the products of the university in order to allow for continuity; somebody who has been in the system who knows where Professor Ayo stopped, and start building from that foundation.

The announcement was greeted with a thunderous applause from the audience including Professor Ayo, who described the day as symbolic in the annals of history of the university. It would have been disheartening, he said, if the university had to look elsewhere to pick his successor

He acknowledged the contributions of all present, while expressing satisfaction that he has bequeathed a university where faculty, staff and students can walk with their heads held high across the continent of Africa.

“I congratulate the incoming Vice-Chancellor. Actually, we started the journey together… I therefore have no doubt whatsoever that Professor Atayero will be able to move the university forward at a faster rate having been part and parcel of the Vision,” said Professor Ayo.

He subsequently presented his handover note titled, ‘On the Wings of a Prophetic Verdict: Vision 10:2022’ to Professor Atayero, and prayed that God will give the new Vice-Chancellor the wisdom and the grace to take the university to a greater height.

Professor Atayero, in his acceptance speech, thanked the Board of Regents for the confidence reposed in him to carry the mantle of leadership of the institution from where Professor Ayo stopped.

While acknowledging that the task before him is not an easy one, the Vice-Chancellor is optimistic that victory would be achieved.

“When I was made the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), when I was writing my acceptance letter then, one of the things I noted was I’m fully persuaded that this can only be done exclusively by the leading of the Holy Spirit. It is pleasing that I’m currently on the mountain, and one of the scriptures I read on the mountain is Romans 9:28: ‘For He will finish the work, and cut it short in righteousness: because a short work will the Lord make upon the earth’.

“I am convinced that victory would be achieved even before the last lap as set by our indefatigable Chancellor. Another good reason is that we are standing on a very sound foundation. It is only a privilege for us and the team coming in to be able to carry this mantle forward and we make bold to say that by His grace we shall not disappoint.”

Curtains were drawn on the unveiling ceremony with Pastor Okwuanyi asking all present to pray that God gives Professor Atayero the grace to accomplish the task before him.

Professor Atayero and Professor Ayo later met in the Vice-Chancellor’s Office at the Senate Building, where members of staff led by the Director, Vice-Chancellor’s Office, Dr. Akan Williams, were introduced to the new helmsman.

Atayero, a professor of Communication Engineering at Covenant University, who was the pioneer Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) of the institution, had also served as Coordinator School of Engineering, and twice as Head of Department of Electrical and Information Engineering of the university. He joined the faculty of Covenant University as a pioneer faculty in 2002.

Professor Atayero has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Radio Engineering and a Master of Science Degree in Satellite Communication Systems in 1992 and 1994 respectively from the Moscow Institute of Technology, Moscow, Russian Federation. He earned his Ph.D from the Moscow State Technical University of Civil Aviation (MSTUCA) in 2000.

Atayero is a member of the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) and member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) and other professional bodies.

He has a number of scientific papers in reputable International peer-reviewed journals and proceedings to his credit. He is on the editorial board of the Covenant Journal of Science and Technology and of several other International Journals.

The new Vice-Chancellor is a recipient of various awards and scholarships including the ‘2009 Ford Foundation Teaching Innovation Award’. His current research interests are in various aspects of Communication Engineering, including (but not limited to): Wireless Sensor Networks, Wireless (Mobile) Communications, Internet of Things (IoT), Smart Cities.

He was until his appointment Head, Covenant University Internet of Things-Enabled Smart and Connected Communities (SmartCU) Cluster.

Professor Atayero is happily married and the marriage is blessed with three children.

list of Schools that as announce 2016/2017 UTME screening

the list below will show you schools that are ready for 2016/2017 UTME screening click on your choice of school and you will be directed to the school registration portal were you will get full details

1. Obafemi Awolowo University OAU
2. Federal University Lokoja FULOKOJA
3. UNN
4. Federal University Otuoke
5. UNIBEN
6. THE FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC, ILARO
7. Fedral Poly Nasarawa 
8. fedral poly Nekede

keep checking for more update 

list of Schools that as announce 2016/2017 UTME screening

the list below will show you schools that are ready for 2016/2017 UTME screening click on your choice of school and you will be directed to the school registration portal were you will get full details

1. Obafemi Awolowo University OAU
2. Federal University Lokoja FULOKOJA
3. UNN
4. Federal University Otuoke
5. UNIBEN
6. Polytechnic Ibadan

keep checking for more update 

OAU 2016 ADMISSION SCREENING EXERCISE (FOR UTME AND DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES) Is Out

Candidates who made Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife their first choice in the 2016 UTME/DE and scored 200 and above are hereby informed to log on to Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife click now Oau website you will see the advert in this form 

follow the instruction and if you are having any problem please reach Araa Edu Consult for help by mailing araaeduconsult@gmail.com 

Hope for UTME candidates yet to be posted

Incase you've not been Posted by JAMB, This Important information might just be helpful.

if the information above is true then keep calm. 

UNIBEN S.U.G entourage From burial to Hospital bed

University of Benin S.U.G entourage on their way from a student’s burial in Delta State were involved in an accident last night….

The entourage consisted of the S.U.G director of Welfare; Osita Eugene Chukwu, Deputy Speaker of the parliament; kenneth Ajah and some other student government officials.

They are presently responding to treatment at U.B.T.H Benin City.
According to eye witnesses,they sped off the road to avoid a head-on collision with a Dangote truck with approached them head on with full speed.

This is not the first accident the Dangote truck drivers have caused in this region………
Thank GOD for sparing their lives.

source: najiloaded 

Shamefully, Nigerian Universities fail to make list of world’s top 1,000

The center for World University Ranking, CWUR, has released its 2016 ranking of Universities across the world and shamefully with no Nigeria Varsity in top 1000.

The ranking, which was released on Monday, placed Harvard University, United State, on top as the best higher institution in the world, followed by Stanford University, United State.

As Nigeria Universities fails to make the top 1000 in the ranking, five Universities from South Africa and four from Egypt made the ranking.

To view the full 2016 World Universities Ranking click link below

CWUR 2016 - World University Rankings

Team From Adeleke University Finds Drug For Damaged Liver

Adeleke University, Ede, Osun State, has recorded a medical breakthrough when a team of medical researchers in the institution produced a mixture for the treatment of patients with damaged livers.

The Vice Chancellor, Professor Oluwole Amusan, who disclosed this to pressmen yesterday during a press briefing ahead of the second convocation of the university scheduled for July 17, 2016, said that a human volunteer had been cured of a liver problem when the drug was tested on him.

Though Prof. Amusan did not say much on the development, he however stressed that the medical research breakthrough borders on antioxidant and hepato- protective potentials of lemon juice and sorghum mixture against paracetmol-induced liver damage in rats.

He attributed the feat to the academic staff’s deep commitment to discipline, professionalism and respect for the quality standard that the university stands for.

According to him, out of the 266 students who would graduate from different faculties with first degrees, 23 came out with First Class Division, 143 finished with Second Class Upper, while 97 made Second Class Lower Division.

The VC also announced the award of honorary degrees to deserving personalities, including the Timi of Ede, Oba Munirudeen Lawal, who will be offered the Honorary Degree of Science in Public Administration and Leadership.

Please come back to work. Kogi State University (Ayangba) Students beg lecturers

Students of Kogi State origin in tertiary institutions, have appealed to lecturers in Kogi State University, Ayangba, to call off their three months old strike.
The students, under the aegis of National Association of Kogi State Students (NAKOSS), made the appeal on Tuesday in Lokoja during a press conference.

The President of NAKOSS, Mr Ahamadu Ibrahim, told newsmen that students and parents had been at the receiving end of the lecturers’ action, saying it was time they have a rethink.

“We are tired of staying at home.

“Since Gov. Yahaya Bello had already met 80 per cent of their demands, the lecturers should call off the strike to pave a way for the remaining unresolved matters to be thrashed through round table discussion,’’ Ibrahim pleaded

He urged the lecturers to be mindful of the negative implications of the continued closure of the institution, saying that the future of the state and its citizens was at stake.

The NAKOSS President commended Gov. Bello’s administration for its efforts to take education out of the woods and pleaded with stakeholders in the sector to cooperate and support the government.

He chided the national secretariat of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) for issuing ultimatum to Kogi government over the strike by the lecturers in KSU.

“Two wrongs will never make a right. NAKOSS dissociates itself from the position of NANS.

“We believe that Gov. Yahaya Bello should rather be commended for his efforts at reaching out to the lecturers to prevail on them to suspend the strike,” Ibrahim said. (NAN)