Applications are invited from suitably qualified UTME candidates for admission into the Full-Time five years Bachelor of Technology (B. Tech.) Degree Programme in the School of Science Laboratory Technology, with specialization in any of the following options:
i. Biochemistry & Chemistry Technology
ii. Biomedical Technology
iii. Geology and Mining Technology
iv. Industrial Chemistry & Petrochemical Technology
v. Microbiology Technology
vi. Physics/with Electronics Technology
vii. Physics with Production Technology
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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Applicants must possess the following qualifications
i. Five credits in English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology in not more than two sittings in GCE, SSCE, NECO, OR NABTEB
ii. UTME: All candidates who wish to apply for admission
must have written the 2012 UTME with a minimum
score of 180.
iii. UTME SUBJECTS:
(a) Biomedical Technology, Biochemistry/Chemistry Technology and Microbiology Technology options: English Language, Biology, Chemistry and Physics or Mathematics.
(b) Geology/Mining Technology, Industrial Chemistry/Petrochemical Technology, Physics with Electronics Technology and Physics with Production Technology options: English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics.
SCREENING EXERCISE
The date for the screening exercise is Tuesday, 17th July, 2012. Time is 7.00am.
METHOD OF APPLICATION
Candidates should visit any Cyber Café and access the Registration Portal: http://sslt.uniport.edu.ngand complete the Application Form for the SSLT screening exercise for 2012/2013.
Important Notes
1. Candidates’ names on their O’level certificates and JAMB results must be same with what is filled on the Post UTME Form.
2. Mobile phones, walkman, ipod, ipad and similar gadgets are not allowed into the screening venue.
3. Candidates must apply within the Registration period as the link for the Application Form will be disabled at mid-night on Monday, 9th July, 2012.
4. Candidates must report to Screening Venues by 7.00am.
5. Parents and Guardians as well as uninvited security agents will not be allowed into the Campus on the days of the screening exercise.
6. For Technical Support during the registration, send an email to putme2011@uniport.edu.ng
For enquiries, call any of the following numbers: 0812450544, 08102450557, 08102450455, 08152665020, 08152665021, 07084152649, 08093402493, 08092092606, 08092092607, 08092092608
FINAL DATE FOR PROCESSING OF PHOTOCARD IS
MIDNIGHT ON 9th July, 2012.
campusflava
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Oau prepares to finish all examination on July 12
The Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU Semester exam slated for four weeks is set to end in two week's time.
Although some departments are going to finish earlier, formal closing down of the school will be on the 12th of July,2012.
We hope to update you more on this as we get more detail from the campus.
Stay tuned.
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Although some departments are going to finish earlier, formal closing down of the school will be on the 12th of July,2012.
We hope to update you more on this as we get more detail from the campus.
Stay tuned.
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DELSU To Scrap ISLT, Weekend And CE Programmes
Report received yesterday from Delta State University hinted that the Senate sat yesterday in the afternoon for a discussion to scrapping some programme ran by the university.
If the managements decision holds, then byy next year there may be no selling of form for the following programme below run by the institution.
1) ISLT.
2) Weekend.
3) CE.
However other programmes as listed below will continue:
1) Pre-degree &
2) Regular(full-time).
We will update more on this when we have full detail.
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SUG President of KSU Impeached over 6 million naira missing funds
Comrade Shaibu popularly known as Ebije, was the SUG president of KSU CHAPTER. He was impeached after delibration of the parliament on the 27th of June, 2012.
This impeachment was endorsed by the Right Honourable Ukwuteno Benson the Speaker of the parliament with two-third of the senators on sit.
He was impeached based on 8 count charges which include Misappropriation of union funds, indiscrimate withdrawal of funds from the union account, privatization of union properties, refusal to appear before the parliament, threats to life and security of the members of his government, unaccountable for an estimated sum of 6million naira, absonding from official duties for approximately 3months and gross misconduct.
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The Vice President Raliat was sworn in after 48hours of impeachment by the CJ Tashilani Alagani.
Though the ex-president still awaits trial and refund of union properties and handing over, he still parades himself as the president.
This act has made a history in the embryonic SUG of the school, a precedence and legacy never to be forgotten. This is true DEMOCRACY. The question now is if found guilty what will be his punishment?
This report was submitted by a Senator of the SUG
This impeachment was endorsed by the Right Honourable Ukwuteno Benson the Speaker of the parliament with two-third of the senators on sit.
He was impeached based on 8 count charges which include Misappropriation of union funds, indiscrimate withdrawal of funds from the union account, privatization of union properties, refusal to appear before the parliament, threats to life and security of the members of his government, unaccountable for an estimated sum of 6million naira, absonding from official duties for approximately 3months and gross misconduct.
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The Vice President Raliat was sworn in after 48hours of impeachment by the CJ Tashilani Alagani.
Though the ex-president still awaits trial and refund of union properties and handing over, he still parades himself as the president.
This act has made a history in the embryonic SUG of the school, a precedence and legacy never to be forgotten. This is true DEMOCRACY. The question now is if found guilty what will be his punishment?
This report was submitted by a Senator of the SUG
FUTO DE 2012/2013
The Direct Entry screening of the Federal University of Technology Owerri FUTO was successfully conducted today in the school.
Now that the DE screening has come and gone, we expect the long awaited post UTME Result of the school to hit the internet in no time.
We pray that God will grant all of you that wrote today (and before) success.
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Now that the DE screening has come and gone, we expect the long awaited post UTME Result of the school to hit the internet in no time.
We pray that God will grant all of you that wrote today (and before) success.
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UPDATES: UNIUYO Post UTME Result comes out First Week of July 2012/13
University of Uyo (UNIUYO) will publish the result of her 2012/2013 Post UTME screening test by the first week of July.
We therefore urge all candidates who sat for the examination to hold on and pray for a good result.
Feel free to ask us any question using comment box below, and members will be glad to assist.
This report is from Thirdeye, a 200L Elect & Elect student in UNIUYO. Stay tuned here
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We therefore urge all candidates who sat for the examination to hold on and pray for a good result.
Feel free to ask us any question using comment box below, and members will be glad to assist.
This report is from Thirdeye, a 200L Elect & Elect student in UNIUYO. Stay tuned here
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ILARO Poly Admission Application for 2012/2013 ND & HND is out
Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro 2012/2013 academic session for Full-Time Programmes leading to the award of National Diploma (Part-Time) and Higher National Diploma (Full-Time)
Programmes qualifications.
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METHOD OF APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION
Candidates seeking admission into the Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro are required to complete the Institution’s Application Form available online at www.federalpolyilaro.edu.ng.
How to Obtain Online Application Form
Scratch card containing the Application PIN for the on-line Application Form and a copy of the Polytechnic Prospectus are obtainable from any of the underlisted sales Outlets upon payment of the sum of Ten Thousand Naira (N10,000.00) only.In addition a commission of Five Hundred Naira (500) only is to be paid at the Sales Outlet.
The Sales Outlets are:(a)Ilaro Poly Microfinance Bank Ltd, East Campus, The Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro, Ogun State. (b)Skye Bank Plc, Ilaro Branch, Ilaro, Ogun State.(c)Union Bank Plc, Ilaro Branch, Ilaro, Ogun State.(d)Wema Bank Plc, Ilaro Branch, Ilaro, Ogun State.(e)United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, Polytechnic Campus Branch, Ilaro, Ogun State.(f)Access Bank Plc, Ilaro Branch, Ilaro, Ogun State.(g)Ekuombe Microfinance Bank Limited, Ilaro, Ogun State.(h)Nigeria Postal Services (NIPOST) Office.(i)NIPOST, Polytechnic Campus, Ilaro, Ogun State.(ii)NIPOST, Surulere Quarters, Ilaro, Ogun State.(iii)NIPOST, Sapon, Abeokuta, Ogun State.(iv)NIPOST, Olagbade Street, Ijebu Ode, Ogun State.(v)NIPOST, Makun Area, Sagamu, Ogun State.
Programmes qualifications.
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METHOD OF APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION
Candidates seeking admission into the Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro are required to complete the Institution’s Application Form available online at www.federalpolyilaro.edu.ng.
How to Obtain Online Application Form
Scratch card containing the Application PIN for the on-line Application Form and a copy of the Polytechnic Prospectus are obtainable from any of the underlisted sales Outlets upon payment of the sum of Ten Thousand Naira (N10,000.00) only.In addition a commission of Five Hundred Naira (500) only is to be paid at the Sales Outlet.
The Sales Outlets are:(a)Ilaro Poly Microfinance Bank Ltd, East Campus, The Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro, Ogun State. (b)Skye Bank Plc, Ilaro Branch, Ilaro, Ogun State.(c)Union Bank Plc, Ilaro Branch, Ilaro, Ogun State.(d)Wema Bank Plc, Ilaro Branch, Ilaro, Ogun State.(e)United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, Polytechnic Campus Branch, Ilaro, Ogun State.(f)Access Bank Plc, Ilaro Branch, Ilaro, Ogun State.(g)Ekuombe Microfinance Bank Limited, Ilaro, Ogun State.(h)Nigeria Postal Services (NIPOST) Office.(i)NIPOST, Polytechnic Campus, Ilaro, Ogun State.(ii)NIPOST, Surulere Quarters, Ilaro, Ogun State.(iii)NIPOST, Sapon, Abeokuta, Ogun State.(iv)NIPOST, Olagbade Street, Ijebu Ode, Ogun State.(v)NIPOST, Makun Area, Sagamu, Ogun State.
UPDATES: FUNAI Releases Date for 2012/2013 Post UTME
We wish to bring to your notice that the Federal University Ndufu-Alike Ikwo has fixed dates for her Post-UTME screening test for the 2012/2013 admission exercise.
In line with the guidelines for admissions into undergraduate degree programmes, the University has scheduled its 2012/2013 post-UTME screening tests for Wednesday, 11th and Thursday, 12th July, 2012.
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The screening venue is Federal University Ndufu-Alike Ikwo, Ebonyi State.
Screening schedule
Wednesday, July 11th, 2012: Time 8.00am
All candidates for the following Social Science courses: Economics and Entrepreneurial Studies, Business Administration, Political Science, Sociology, Psychology.
Thursday, July 12th, 2012: Time 8.00am
All Candidates for the following courses in Humanities:
(a)English Language, Fine and Applied Arts, French, History and Strategic Studies, Linguistics, Nigerian Languages;
(b)All candidates for the following courses in the Faculty of Science and Technology: Biochemistry, Biology, Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Geology and Geophysics
(c)All candidates for the following courses in the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences: Medical Biochemistry, Biotechnology and Physiology.
Deadline: The website will close in the midnight of Wednesday, July 4th, 2012.
To know more about how to apply and other relevant information, read guidelines for admissions into undergraduate degree programmes.
In line with the guidelines for admissions into undergraduate degree programmes, the University has scheduled its 2012/2013 post-UTME screening tests for Wednesday, 11th and Thursday, 12th July, 2012.
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The screening venue is Federal University Ndufu-Alike Ikwo, Ebonyi State.
Screening schedule
Wednesday, July 11th, 2012: Time 8.00am
All candidates for the following Social Science courses: Economics and Entrepreneurial Studies, Business Administration, Political Science, Sociology, Psychology.
Thursday, July 12th, 2012: Time 8.00am
All Candidates for the following courses in Humanities:
(a)English Language, Fine and Applied Arts, French, History and Strategic Studies, Linguistics, Nigerian Languages;
(b)All candidates for the following courses in the Faculty of Science and Technology: Biochemistry, Biology, Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Geology and Geophysics
(c)All candidates for the following courses in the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences: Medical Biochemistry, Biotechnology and Physiology.
Deadline: The website will close in the midnight of Wednesday, July 4th, 2012.
To know more about how to apply and other relevant information, read guidelines for admissions into undergraduate degree programmes.
UNIUYO 2nd Semester examination Starts July 2nd
We wish to inform all great Tuskites that the management of the great University of Uyo has confirmed that the second semester of the school kcikcs-off on 2nd July, 2012 as against July 9th that was rumoured.
The circular from the school registry gave a break down of the activities as shown below:
School resumes 2nd July, 2012
Lectures start 9th July, 2012
All outstanding School fees must be paid between two weeks of resumption after which there will be another grace of 2 weeks with additional N2000 as fine.
Gud luck to all Tuskites!
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The circular from the school registry gave a break down of the activities as shown below:
School resumes 2nd July, 2012
Lectures start 9th July, 2012
All outstanding School fees must be paid between two weeks of resumption after which there will be another grace of 2 weeks with additional N2000 as fine.
Gud luck to all Tuskites!
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UPDATE ON DELSU 2012/2013 Post UTME Result is out
The prestigious university in the big Heart state, DELSU has released her 2012/2013 academic session post utme results.
The DELSU 2012/2013 Post UTME Results is available in the university's website and can be checked free of charge.
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Candidates who sat for this examination/screening exercise are to log on tohttp://www.deltastate.edu.ng/PUTME.aspx to check their results by entering their JAMB registration numbers.
The DELSU 2012/2013 Post UTME Results is available in the university's website and can be checked free of charge.
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Candidates who sat for this examination/screening exercise are to log on tohttp://www.deltastate.edu.ng/PUTME.aspx to check their results by entering their JAMB registration numbers.
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Uniben Cut-Off Marks for 2012/2013 Admission List
Now that we have all checked our UNIBEN 2012/2013 Post-UTME Results. It is now essential for us to discuss and determine the cut-off marks for admission into the school.
Though it has not been officially released by the school, we're giving you the opportunity to share your results so we can determine the cut-off.
Any information you have concerning the cut-off, share using the comments boxes below. We will update this thread once the official cut-off has been released by Uniben Admission Unit.
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Though it has not been officially released by the school, we're giving you the opportunity to share your results so we can determine the cut-off.
Any information you have concerning the cut-off, share using the comments boxes below. We will update this thread once the official cut-off has been released by Uniben Admission Unit.
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UNILORIN Cut-Off Marks for 2012/2013 Admission List
Now that we have all checked our UNILORIN 2012/2013 Post-UTME Results. It is now essential for us to discuss and determine the cut-off marks for admission into the school.
Though it has not been officially released by the school, we're giving you the opportunity to share your results so we can determine the cut-off.
Any information you have concerning the cut-off, share using the comments boxes below. We will update this thread once the official cut-off has been released by Uniben.
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Though it has not been officially released by the school, we're giving you the opportunity to share your results so we can determine the cut-off.
Any information you have concerning the cut-off, share using the comments boxes below. We will update this thread once the official cut-off has been released by Uniben.
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Admission Begins In Salem University 2012/13
Salem University is now calling on all prospective students who chose
the school as 1st, 2nd and those who did not even choose the university.
According to the management of the school, Opportunity exists for those who selected Salem University by DIRECT ENTRY or through UTME as well as those who did not select Salem, but have valid Direct entry result or JAMB UTME 2012 result. Contact us for guidance. For Degree, Pre-degree, Diploma, Certificate and other programmes, apply directly to the University. Available programmes and other requirements are listed below:
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College of Peace and Social Sciences
B.Sc Peace & Development Studies
B.Sc Gender & Women Studies
B.Sc Criminology & Penology
B.Sc Regional Integration & Diplomacy
B.Sc Accounting
B.Sc Banking & Finance
B.Sc Actuarial Science
B.Sc Business Administration
B.Sc Marketing
B.Sc Economics
Information and Communication Technology College
B.Sc Telecommunication
B.Sc Information Technology
B.Sc Computer Science
College of Natural and Applied Sciences
B.Sc. Biology
B.Sc Biotechnology
B.Sc Microbiology
B.Sc Chemistry
B.Sc Biochemistry
B.Sc Geology
B.Sc Mathematics
B.Sc Statistics
B.Sc Physics
B.Sc Energy studies
B.Sc Fishery & Aquaculture
B.Sc Crop Production
B.Sc Soil Science
B.Sc Animal Nutrition & Production
A. 100 LEVEL
Result Print-out for 2012 JAMB UTME subject to JAMB cut off mark
Result Print-out for SSCE/NECO (Awaiting result accepted)
Two Passport Photographs
Letter of Sponsorship, stating the commitment to pay the prescribed fees.
Reference Letter from a spiritual mentor, vouching for candidate’s character.
Evidence of purchase of Salem University Application Form for N6, 000.00
B. 200 LEVEL/DIRECT ENTRY
Candidates for direct entry into 200 level must satisfy the following provisions:
Must have purchased JAMB Direct Entry form for 2012/13 and then satisfy any of the following conditions:
A- Level passes in two relevant subjects in addition to five (5) credits at the ‘O’ level (including English Language & Mathematics);
Good OND/ND, NCE passes may also be considered for direct entry;
Foundation Diploma of Salem University in addition to five (5) credits at ‘O’ level (including English Language & Mathematics)
Any other Diploma from recognized Universities in Nigeria or abroad
APPLICATION FORM FOR DEGREE PROGRAMME
You can purchase Salem University Admission Application form immediately at Salem University Consultancy Account Number: 2018318542 at First Bank Lokoja, then come to the University with the teller to fill the form or obtain the forms at any Foundation Faith Church (Salem Chapel) in Lagos, Port-Harcourt, Abuja and other centres on our website, note that the tellers are subject to clearance.
NOTE: Application forms will also be available @ the selection venues for N6, 000.00 only. All completed application forms should be submitted @ the selection venues with relevant documents.
2012/2013 PUTME: All interested candidates with 2012 valid JAMB score and relevant O’ Levels result can come for screening as per details below whether or not they chose Salem University:
Venue: Leaders Theatre, Salem University, Lokoja, Kogi state-Nigeria
Time: 9am
Other locations and dates where screening will hold are as follows;
Lokoja : Please call
Abuja : 25th – 26th June 2012 at Salem Mission House by Regent International School, Mabushi, Abuja
Port-Harcourt : 25th – 26th June 2012 at Foundation Faith Church, Faith Avenue, Behind Liberation Rumumuasi, P/H
Lagos : 28th – 29th June 2012 at Salem International Christian Centre, KM 14, Lekki-Epe Expressway, Lekki
For more details, call 08072881598, 08073341658, 08078375358, 08036310595, 08050857975, 08054619135, 07056291624 or 08059027785
In life, not everyone meets all requirements for a particular situation @ the first try; the difference between those who succeed in the end and those who stagnate very often lies in TRYING AGAIN. At SALEM UNIVERSITY, We take the principle of a ‘’second chance’’ seriously, this is precisely what the Pre-degree programme is designed to demonstrate. Our programme provides opportunities for the potential leaders to remedy all academic deficiencies that stand in their way. For further information call 07056291624
The centre serves as the anchor point for continuing education, lifelong learning and professional development. It‘s one of the academic units of the University and functions within the broad framework of Salem University Vision and Mission. The centre offers non-degree programmes. For further information call 08059027785
NOTE: Application forms will also be available at the selection venue for N6,000. All completed application forms should be submitted @ the selection venues.
You are invited whether or not you choose Salem University.
According to the management of the school, Opportunity exists for those who selected Salem University by DIRECT ENTRY or through UTME as well as those who did not select Salem, but have valid Direct entry result or JAMB UTME 2012 result. Contact us for guidance. For Degree, Pre-degree, Diploma, Certificate and other programmes, apply directly to the University. Available programmes and other requirements are listed below:
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
DEGREE PROGRAMMES
College of Peace and Social Sciences
B.Sc Peace & Development Studies
B.Sc Gender & Women Studies
B.Sc Criminology & Penology
B.Sc Regional Integration & Diplomacy
B.Sc Accounting
B.Sc Banking & Finance
B.Sc Actuarial Science
B.Sc Business Administration
B.Sc Marketing
B.Sc Economics
Information and Communication Technology College
B.Sc Telecommunication
B.Sc Information Technology
B.Sc Computer Science
College of Natural and Applied Sciences
B.Sc. Biology
B.Sc Biotechnology
B.Sc Microbiology
B.Sc Chemistry
B.Sc Biochemistry
B.Sc Geology
B.Sc Mathematics
B.Sc Statistics
B.Sc Physics
B.Sc Energy studies
B.Sc Fishery & Aquaculture
B.Sc Crop Production
B.Sc Soil Science
B.Sc Animal Nutrition & Production
REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
A. 100 LEVEL
Result Print-out for 2012 JAMB UTME subject to JAMB cut off mark
Result Print-out for SSCE/NECO (Awaiting result accepted)
Two Passport Photographs
Letter of Sponsorship, stating the commitment to pay the prescribed fees.
Reference Letter from a spiritual mentor, vouching for candidate’s character.
Evidence of purchase of Salem University Application Form for N6, 000.00
B. 200 LEVEL/DIRECT ENTRY
Candidates for direct entry into 200 level must satisfy the following provisions:
Must have purchased JAMB Direct Entry form for 2012/13 and then satisfy any of the following conditions:
A- Level passes in two relevant subjects in addition to five (5) credits at the ‘O’ level (including English Language & Mathematics);
Good OND/ND, NCE passes may also be considered for direct entry;
Foundation Diploma of Salem University in addition to five (5) credits at ‘O’ level (including English Language & Mathematics)
Any other Diploma from recognized Universities in Nigeria or abroad
APPLICATION FORM FOR DEGREE PROGRAMME
You can purchase Salem University Admission Application form immediately at Salem University Consultancy Account Number: 2018318542 at First Bank Lokoja, then come to the University with the teller to fill the form or obtain the forms at any Foundation Faith Church (Salem Chapel) in Lagos, Port-Harcourt, Abuja and other centres on our website, note that the tellers are subject to clearance.
NOTE: Application forms will also be available @ the selection venues for N6, 000.00 only. All completed application forms should be submitted @ the selection venues with relevant documents.
2012/2013 PUTME: All interested candidates with 2012 valid JAMB score and relevant O’ Levels result can come for screening as per details below whether or not they chose Salem University:
Venue: Leaders Theatre, Salem University, Lokoja, Kogi state-Nigeria
Time: 9am
Other locations and dates where screening will hold are as follows;
Lokoja : Please call
Abuja : 25th – 26th June 2012 at Salem Mission House by Regent International School, Mabushi, Abuja
Port-Harcourt : 25th – 26th June 2012 at Foundation Faith Church, Faith Avenue, Behind Liberation Rumumuasi, P/H
Lagos : 28th – 29th June 2012 at Salem International Christian Centre, KM 14, Lekki-Epe Expressway, Lekki
For more details, call 08072881598, 08073341658, 08078375358, 08036310595, 08050857975, 08054619135, 07056291624 or 08059027785
THE PRE-DEGREE PROGRAMME
In life, not everyone meets all requirements for a particular situation @ the first try; the difference between those who succeed in the end and those who stagnate very often lies in TRYING AGAIN. At SALEM UNIVERSITY, We take the principle of a ‘’second chance’’ seriously, this is precisely what the Pre-degree programme is designed to demonstrate. Our programme provides opportunities for the potential leaders to remedy all academic deficiencies that stand in their way. For further information call 07056291624
CENTRE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION & ENTREPRENEURIAL STUDIES
The centre serves as the anchor point for continuing education, lifelong learning and professional development. It‘s one of the academic units of the University and functions within the broad framework of Salem University Vision and Mission. The centre offers non-degree programmes. For further information call 08059027785
NOTE: Application forms will also be available at the selection venue for N6,000. All completed application forms should be submitted @ the selection venues.
You are invited whether or not you choose Salem University.
LAUTECH Releases Post UTME Results for 2nd Choice Candidates
This is to inform students who choose Ladoka Akintola University of
Technology, LAUTECH Ogbomosho as their second choice that the long
awaited result of the post utme has been released about an hour ago.
You can now proceed to http://admissions.lautech.edu.ng/, and log into your already created account to check your result.
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You can now proceed to http://admissions.lautech.edu.ng/, and log into your already created account to check your result.
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
NYSC 2012 Service Year
POSTING
The 2012 Batch ‘B‘ Prospective Corps Members are hereby informed to start checking for their posting and also collect their call-up letters as from Wednesday 27th June from the Students Affairs Officers of their institutions attended. Proceed to the camp address indicated in ur call-up letters pls. Those posted to Yobe and Borno should carefully note their camp address and the reporting date. Foreign Trained Nigerian Graduates should collect their call-up letters at NYSC Secretariats of their states of domicile as they indicated during registration. Read and Comply with all instructions written on the call-up letters as no late registration. Wish you a hitch-free service year.
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The 2012 Batch ‘B‘ Prospective Corps Members are hereby informed to start checking for their posting and also collect their call-up letters as from Wednesday 27th June from the Students Affairs Officers of their institutions attended. Proceed to the camp address indicated in ur call-up letters pls. Those posted to Yobe and Borno should carefully note their camp address and the reporting date. Foreign Trained Nigerian Graduates should collect their call-up letters at NYSC Secretariats of their states of domicile as they indicated during registration. Read and Comply with all instructions written on the call-up letters as no late registration. Wish you a hitch-free service year.
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Post-UTME Result Of Uniben is Out
Reports reaching myschoolcomm says that Uniben has released the results for 2012/2013 Post-UTME Screening Exams.
According to the report, Aspirants who have been expecting to see their results are to check it online.
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To check your result, You are expected to visit the Kofa portal by clicking here.
On the page that loads up, just log in with your kofa username and password and click "Login" to check your application details.
Please let's have feedback from you on the outcome of this procedures by using the comment box below so we can confirm this information.
According to the report, Aspirants who have been expecting to see their results are to check it online.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
To check your result, You are expected to visit the Kofa portal by clicking here.
On the page that loads up, just log in with your kofa username and password and click "Login" to check your application details.
Please let's have feedback from you on the outcome of this procedures by using the comment box below so we can confirm this information.
16000 Aspirant To Write AAU POST UTME THIS WEEK
In less than 48 hours from this publication, Ambrose Alli University,
Ekpoma will be commencing its post utme screening and preparation have
be concluded in ensuring that the examinations would free of
malpractices.
Already from sources around the school environs and records from corresponding banks that a total of about 16,000 candidates register and submitted their forms for both the UTME and DIRECT ENTRY. That of the direct entry would be held from 2nd to the 5th of July.
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The university has started experiencing large turnout of visitors who surely as we know are candidates for the post utme who are squatting off campus and are well accommodated. Some of the visitors are seen reading past questions while others are engage in socilaizing round the campus.
This is wishing all jambites a successful examination.
Already from sources around the school environs and records from corresponding banks that a total of about 16,000 candidates register and submitted their forms for both the UTME and DIRECT ENTRY. That of the direct entry would be held from 2nd to the 5th of July.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
The university has started experiencing large turnout of visitors who surely as we know are candidates for the post utme who are squatting off campus and are well accommodated. Some of the visitors are seen reading past questions while others are engage in socilaizing round the campus.
This is wishing all jambites a successful examination.
UPDATES ON UNICAL POST UTME 2012/13
Unical have finally released their 2012/2013 postutme result. You are required to logon with a result checking scratch card.
If you are in Calabar, you can get the scratch card at Enterprise Bank or Unical microfinance bank all in Calabar (go with at least 1500 because of bank charges).
You can also buy the paper scratch card at the school premises for at least 1000 naira. If you are outside Calabar, you can generate a pin from the portal by clicking 'buy from bank'. You can also use you Atm card to buy your pin by clicking 'buy with atm' from the same website ( Note: only Visa and Mastercard are allowed).
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Once you have your PIN, visit the official result checking website/portal with your Jamb Registration Number by clicking here.
Don't forget to share your scores below. Goodluck!
If you are in Calabar, you can get the scratch card at Enterprise Bank or Unical microfinance bank all in Calabar (go with at least 1500 because of bank charges).
You can also buy the paper scratch card at the school premises for at least 1000 naira. If you are outside Calabar, you can generate a pin from the portal by clicking 'buy from bank'. You can also use you Atm card to buy your pin by clicking 'buy with atm' from the same website ( Note: only Visa and Mastercard are allowed).
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Once you have your PIN, visit the official result checking website/portal with your Jamb Registration Number by clicking here.
Don't forget to share your scores below. Goodluck!
JAMB STOPS 262 Institutions from Admitting Students Next Year
JOINT Admissions and Matriculation
Board, JAMB Tuesday said it had barred 262
institutions of higher learning from participating in
next year’s admission exercise for non-compliance
with admission guidelines.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
JAMB Registrar, Professor Dibu Ojerinde who spoke
at the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture,
Umudike, Abia state, at the opening ceremony of
the 3rd Combined Policy Committee meeting on
Admission to degrees, National Diploma, NEC and
National Innovation Diploma-Awarding institutions
for 2012/2013, however, said 14 of the institutions
affected had complied with the laid down
guidelines.
According to Ojerinde, the meeting would consider
first choice of most preferred institutions of
candidates and noted that the affected universities
were sanctioned because they refused to abide by
the board’s admission laid down guidelines, saying
that in JAMB, it was no longer business as usual.
According to him, “From our exercise of verifying
admission compliance for 2011/2012, about 262
institutions were penciled for delisting from next
year’s admission exercise. However, about 14 have
so far complied with the laid down guidelines and
regulations. We are going ahead as directed by the
Government to de-list the institutions with effect
from 2013 admission exercise.”
The Registrar charged participants in the meeting
to “follow the guidelines which stipulate a 70:30
technology/non-technology ratio for National
Diploma programmes and 60:40 Science/Arts ratio
for the universities and colleges of education.”
Ojerinde urged them to adhere strictly to the
Federal Government guidelines on 45% merit, 35%
catchment and 20% educationally less developed,
saying “All stakeholders are to adhere strictly to
these guidelines as the Federal Government is
desirous of giving all Nigerians equal opportunity
to mix and educate in every part of the country.”
He also told them that the board expected every
university to include in the admission print-out, the
criteria used in admitting the candidates and that
all admissions must come to an end by the end of
October 2012.
Declaring open the meeting, Governor Theodore
Orji who commended JAMB for how it conducts
admissions, asked that un-utilized 20% allocated to
states adjudged educationally backward be given
to states like Abia willing to take them
Source: Vanguard
Board, JAMB Tuesday said it had barred 262
institutions of higher learning from participating in
next year’s admission exercise for non-compliance
with admission guidelines.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
JAMB Registrar, Professor Dibu Ojerinde who spoke
at the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture,
Umudike, Abia state, at the opening ceremony of
the 3rd Combined Policy Committee meeting on
Admission to degrees, National Diploma, NEC and
National Innovation Diploma-Awarding institutions
for 2012/2013, however, said 14 of the institutions
affected had complied with the laid down
guidelines.
According to Ojerinde, the meeting would consider
first choice of most preferred institutions of
candidates and noted that the affected universities
were sanctioned because they refused to abide by
the board’s admission laid down guidelines, saying
that in JAMB, it was no longer business as usual.
According to him, “From our exercise of verifying
admission compliance for 2011/2012, about 262
institutions were penciled for delisting from next
year’s admission exercise. However, about 14 have
so far complied with the laid down guidelines and
regulations. We are going ahead as directed by the
Government to de-list the institutions with effect
from 2013 admission exercise.”
The Registrar charged participants in the meeting
to “follow the guidelines which stipulate a 70:30
technology/non-technology ratio for National
Diploma programmes and 60:40 Science/Arts ratio
for the universities and colleges of education.”
Ojerinde urged them to adhere strictly to the
Federal Government guidelines on 45% merit, 35%
catchment and 20% educationally less developed,
saying “All stakeholders are to adhere strictly to
these guidelines as the Federal Government is
desirous of giving all Nigerians equal opportunity
to mix and educate in every part of the country.”
He also told them that the board expected every
university to include in the admission print-out, the
criteria used in admitting the candidates and that
all admissions must come to an end by the end of
October 2012.
Declaring open the meeting, Governor Theodore
Orji who commended JAMB for how it conducts
admissions, asked that un-utilized 20% allocated to
states adjudged educationally backward be given
to states like Abia willing to take them
Source: Vanguard
MAUTECH/FUTY Begins Post-UTME 2012/2013 Begins
Modibbo Adama University of Technology, Yola, (MAUTECH) formerly known
as Federal University of Technology, Yola (FUTY) Adamawa State has
released her 2012/2013 Post-UTME Registration Process for UTME and
Direct Entry Candidates.
Once the PIN is purchased, you are to register your personal details online at the university website at www.mautech.edu.ng and print a copy to be presented during the screening exercise, along with a copy of O’level and A’ credentials.
The exam proper will commence Monday 9th to Saturday 14th July 2012, at the University Computer Centre by 8:00 am daily. The actual scheduled screening dates and time table will be released later.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Goodluck
Eligibility
The 2012/2013 Post-UTME is open to UTME and Direct Entry candidates who scored a minimum of 180 points in 2012 UTME examinations or obtained a Lower Credit and Merit grades in Diploma and NCE levels respectively.Registration
Candidates who qualify to write this post-utme are to Purchase PIN No for the 2012 Post UTME/DE screening at Zenith Bank’s branches in Yola, Jalingo, Mubi and Gombe at the cost of one thousand naira (N1,000.00) only.Once the PIN is purchased, you are to register your personal details online at the university website at www.mautech.edu.ng and print a copy to be presented during the screening exercise, along with a copy of O’level and A’ credentials.
The exam proper will commence Monday 9th to Saturday 14th July 2012, at the University Computer Centre by 8:00 am daily. The actual scheduled screening dates and time table will be released later.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Goodluck
Post UTME Result of UNICAL 2012/2013 is out!!
Unical have finally released their 2012/2013 postutme result. You are required to logon with a result checking scratch card.
If you are in Calabar, you can get the scratch card at Enterprise Bank or Unical microfinance bank all in Calabar (go with at least 1500 because of bank charges).
You can also buy the paper scratch card at the school premises for at least 1000 naira. If you are outside Calabar, you can generate a pin from the portal by clicking 'buy from bank'. You can also use you Atm card to buy your pin by clicking 'buy with atm' from the same website ( Note: only Visa and Mastercard are allowed).
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Once you have your PIN, visit the official result checking website/portal with your Jamb Registration Number by click here
Don't forget to share your scores below. Goodluck!
If you are in Calabar, you can get the scratch card at Enterprise Bank or Unical microfinance bank all in Calabar (go with at least 1500 because of bank charges).
You can also buy the paper scratch card at the school premises for at least 1000 naira. If you are outside Calabar, you can generate a pin from the portal by clicking 'buy from bank'. You can also use you Atm card to buy your pin by clicking 'buy with atm' from the same website ( Note: only Visa and Mastercard are allowed).
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Once you have your PIN, visit the official result checking website/portal with your Jamb Registration Number by click here
Don't forget to share your scores below. Goodluck!
UPDATES AAU Post-UTME This Week
In less than 48 hours from this publication, Ambrose Alli University,
Ekpoma will be commencing its post utme screening and preparation have
be concluded in ensuring that the examinations would free of
malpractices.
Already from sources around the school environs and records from corresponding banks that a total of about 16,000 candidates register and submitted their forms for both the UTME and DIRECT ENTRY. That of the direct entry would be held from 2nd to the 5th of July.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
The university has started experiencing large turnout of visitors who surely as we know are candidates for the post utme who are squatting off campus and are well accommodated. Some of the visitors are seen reading past questions while others are engage in socilaizing round the campus.
This is wishing all jambites a successful examination.
Already from sources around the school environs and records from corresponding banks that a total of about 16,000 candidates register and submitted their forms for both the UTME and DIRECT ENTRY. That of the direct entry would be held from 2nd to the 5th of July.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
The university has started experiencing large turnout of visitors who surely as we know are candidates for the post utme who are squatting off campus and are well accommodated. Some of the visitors are seen reading past questions while others are engage in socilaizing round the campus.
This is wishing all jambites a successful examination.
Friday, June 22, 2012
Salem University 2012/2013 Admission Begins
Salem University is now calling on all prospective students who chose
the school as 1st, 2nd and those who did not even choose the university.
According to the management of the school, Opportunity exists for those who selected Salem University by DIRECT ENTRY or through UTME as well as those who did not select Salem, but have valid Direct entry result or JAMB UTME 2012 result. Contact us for guidance. For Degree, Pre-degree, Diploma, Certificate and other programmes, apply directly to the University. Available programmes and other requirements are listed below:
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
College of Peace and Social Sciences
B.Sc Peace & Development Studies
B.Sc Gender & Women Studies
B.Sc Criminology & Penology
B.Sc Regional Integration & Diplomacy
B.Sc Accounting
B.Sc Banking & Finance
B.Sc Actuarial Science
B.Sc Business Administration
B.Sc Marketing
B.Sc Economics
Information and Communication Technology College
B.Sc Telecommunication
B.Sc Information Technology
B.Sc Computer Science
College of Natural and Applied Sciences
B.Sc. Biology
B.Sc Biotechnology
B.Sc Microbiology
B.Sc Chemistry
B.Sc Biochemistry
B.Sc Geology
B.Sc Mathematics
B.Sc Statistics
B.Sc Physics
B.Sc Energy studies
B.Sc Fishery & Aquaculture
B.Sc Crop Production
B.Sc Soil Science
B.Sc Animal Nutrition & Production
A. 100 LEVEL
Result Print-out for 2012 JAMB UTME subject to JAMB cut off mark
Result Print-out for SSCE/NECO (Awaiting result accepted)
Two Passport Photographs
Letter of Sponsorship, stating the commitment to pay the prescribed fees.
Reference Letter from a spiritual mentor, vouching for candidate’s character.
Evidence of purchase of Salem University Application Form for N6, 000.00
B. 200 LEVEL/DIRECT ENTRY
Candidates for direct entry into 200 level must satisfy the following provisions:
Must have purchased JAMB Direct Entry form for 2012/13 and then satisfy any of the following conditions:
A- Level passes in two relevant subjects in addition to five (5) credits at the ‘O’ level (including English Language & Mathematics);
Good OND/ND, NCE passes may also be considered for direct entry;
Foundation Diploma of Salem University in addition to five (5) credits at ‘O’ level (including English Language & Mathematics)
Any other Diploma from recognized Universities in Nigeria or abroad
APPLICATION FORM FOR DEGREE PROGRAMME
You can purchase Salem University Admission Application form immediately at Salem University Consultancy Account Number: 2018318542 at First Bank Lokoja, then come to the University with the teller to fill the form or obtain the forms at any Foundation Faith Church (Salem Chapel) in Lagos, Port-Harcourt, Abuja and other centres on our website, note that the tellers are subject to clearance.
NOTE: Application forms will also be available @ the selection venues for N6, 000.00 only. All completed application forms should be submitted @ the selection venues with relevant documents.
2012/2013 PUTME: All interested candidates with 2012 valid JAMB score and relevant O’ Levels result can come for screening as per details below whether or not they chose Salem University:
Venue: Leaders Theatre, Salem University, Lokoja, Kogi state-Nigeria
Time: 9am
Other locations and dates where screening will hold are as follows;
Lokoja: Please call
Abuja: 25th – 26th June 2012 at Salem Mission House by Regent International School, Mabushi, Abuja
Port-Harcourt: 25th – 26th June 2012 at Foundation Faith Church, Faith Avenue, Behind Liberation Rumumuasi, P/H
Lagos: 28th – 29th June 2012 at Salem International Christian Centre, KM 14, Lekki-Epe Expressway, Lekki
For more details, call 08072881598, 08073341658, 08078375358, 08036310595, 08050857975, 08054619135, 07056291624 or 08059027785
In life, not everyone meets all requirements for a particular situation @ the first try; the difference between those who succeed in the end and those who stagnate very often lies in TRYING AGAIN. At SALEM UNIVERSITY, We take the principle of a ‘’second chance’’ seriously, this is precisely what the Pre-degree programme is designed to demonstrate. Our programme provides opportunities for the potential leaders to remedy all academic deficiencies that stand in their way. For further information call 07056291624
The centre serves as the anchor point for continuing education, lifelong learning and professional development. It‘s one of the academic units of the University and functions within the broad framework of Salem University Vision and Mission. The centre offers non-degree programmes. For further information call 08059027785
NOTE: Application forms will also be available at the selection venue for N6,000. All completed application forms should be submitted @ the selection venues.
You are invited whether or not you choose Salem University.
Come and realize your dream.
According to the management of the school, Opportunity exists for those who selected Salem University by DIRECT ENTRY or through UTME as well as those who did not select Salem, but have valid Direct entry result or JAMB UTME 2012 result. Contact us for guidance. For Degree, Pre-degree, Diploma, Certificate and other programmes, apply directly to the University. Available programmes and other requirements are listed below:
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
DEGREE PROGRAMMES
College of Peace and Social Sciences
B.Sc Peace & Development Studies
B.Sc Gender & Women Studies
B.Sc Criminology & Penology
B.Sc Regional Integration & Diplomacy
B.Sc Accounting
B.Sc Banking & Finance
B.Sc Actuarial Science
B.Sc Business Administration
B.Sc Marketing
B.Sc Economics
Information and Communication Technology College
B.Sc Telecommunication
B.Sc Information Technology
B.Sc Computer Science
College of Natural and Applied Sciences
B.Sc. Biology
B.Sc Biotechnology
B.Sc Microbiology
B.Sc Chemistry
B.Sc Biochemistry
B.Sc Geology
B.Sc Mathematics
B.Sc Statistics
B.Sc Physics
B.Sc Energy studies
B.Sc Fishery & Aquaculture
B.Sc Crop Production
B.Sc Soil Science
B.Sc Animal Nutrition & Production
REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
A. 100 LEVEL
Result Print-out for 2012 JAMB UTME subject to JAMB cut off mark
Result Print-out for SSCE/NECO (Awaiting result accepted)
Two Passport Photographs
Letter of Sponsorship, stating the commitment to pay the prescribed fees.
Reference Letter from a spiritual mentor, vouching for candidate’s character.
Evidence of purchase of Salem University Application Form for N6, 000.00
B. 200 LEVEL/DIRECT ENTRY
Candidates for direct entry into 200 level must satisfy the following provisions:
Must have purchased JAMB Direct Entry form for 2012/13 and then satisfy any of the following conditions:
A- Level passes in two relevant subjects in addition to five (5) credits at the ‘O’ level (including English Language & Mathematics);
Good OND/ND, NCE passes may also be considered for direct entry;
Foundation Diploma of Salem University in addition to five (5) credits at ‘O’ level (including English Language & Mathematics)
Any other Diploma from recognized Universities in Nigeria or abroad
APPLICATION FORM FOR DEGREE PROGRAMME
You can purchase Salem University Admission Application form immediately at Salem University Consultancy Account Number: 2018318542 at First Bank Lokoja, then come to the University with the teller to fill the form or obtain the forms at any Foundation Faith Church (Salem Chapel) in Lagos, Port-Harcourt, Abuja and other centres on our website, note that the tellers are subject to clearance.
NOTE: Application forms will also be available @ the selection venues for N6, 000.00 only. All completed application forms should be submitted @ the selection venues with relevant documents.
2012/2013 PUTME: All interested candidates with 2012 valid JAMB score and relevant O’ Levels result can come for screening as per details below whether or not they chose Salem University:
Venue: Leaders Theatre, Salem University, Lokoja, Kogi state-Nigeria
Time: 9am
Other locations and dates where screening will hold are as follows;
Lokoja: Please call
Abuja: 25th – 26th June 2012 at Salem Mission House by Regent International School, Mabushi, Abuja
Port-Harcourt: 25th – 26th June 2012 at Foundation Faith Church, Faith Avenue, Behind Liberation Rumumuasi, P/H
Lagos: 28th – 29th June 2012 at Salem International Christian Centre, KM 14, Lekki-Epe Expressway, Lekki
For more details, call 08072881598, 08073341658, 08078375358, 08036310595, 08050857975, 08054619135, 07056291624 or 08059027785
THE PRE-DEGREE PROGRAMME
In life, not everyone meets all requirements for a particular situation @ the first try; the difference between those who succeed in the end and those who stagnate very often lies in TRYING AGAIN. At SALEM UNIVERSITY, We take the principle of a ‘’second chance’’ seriously, this is precisely what the Pre-degree programme is designed to demonstrate. Our programme provides opportunities for the potential leaders to remedy all academic deficiencies that stand in their way. For further information call 07056291624
CENTRE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION & ENTREPRENEURIAL STUDIES
The centre serves as the anchor point for continuing education, lifelong learning and professional development. It‘s one of the academic units of the University and functions within the broad framework of Salem University Vision and Mission. The centre offers non-degree programmes. For further information call 08059027785
NOTE: Application forms will also be available at the selection venue for N6,000. All completed application forms should be submitted @ the selection venues.
You are invited whether or not you choose Salem University.
Come and realize your dream.
IT Scholarship 2012 - 13th Edition, How to Apply Here
National Institute of Information Technology (NIIT)
Nigeria welcome application from qualified candidates for the13th edition IT scholarship.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
WHO CAN APPLY
Nigerian students only, from o'level to postgraduate category
SCHOLARSHIP WORTH
Free IT training at any centre of the Nation Institute of information Technology (NIIT) in Nigeria
EXAMINATION DATE
21th July 2012
APPLICATION DEADLINEClose on 20th July, 2012.
NOTE: do not for get to print out your reference number For further detail visit any nearby centre.
To start your application, Click here
Nigeria welcome application from qualified candidates for the13th edition IT scholarship.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
WHO CAN APPLY
Nigerian students only, from o'level to postgraduate category
SCHOLARSHIP WORTH
Free IT training at any centre of the Nation Institute of information Technology (NIIT) in Nigeria
EXAMINATION DATE
21th July 2012
APPLICATION DEADLINEClose on 20th July, 2012.
NOTE: do not for get to print out your reference number For further detail visit any nearby centre.
To start your application, Click here
Redeemer's University RUN Admission List for 2012/2013 is Out
We're happy to announce the release of the Admission list for Redeemer's
University RUN 2012/2013 Academic Session. Candidates who took part in
the admission screening exercise held on 21st April and 9th June can now
check to see if their names appear on the list.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Checking the admission list is very easy and can be checked instantly. To check the list this instant, simply visit the checking portal by clicking here
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Checking the admission list is very easy and can be checked instantly. To check the list this instant, simply visit the checking portal by clicking here
UPDATES ON Ahmadu Bello University ABU 2012/2013 Post UTME Date Announced
Ahmadu Bello University welcomes application for the 2012/2013 screening
of candidates that sat for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examination (UTME) for admission into undergraduate programmes of the
University. Please take time to read the following guidelines before you
register for the screening.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Qualtification for Screening
A. Candidates who scored 180 and above in UTME for science based courses;
B. Candidates who scored 190 and above in UTME for Arts, Social Science, Law and administration;
All candidates who fall within the cut off point in (a) and (b) above must have the prescribed subject combinations in the UTME examination as required by their proposed courses of study (information as contained in the JAMB brochure for UME candidates
N.B: Those whose UTME subject combinations are not correct need not come as they will not be allowed for the screening exercise.
Procedure for Online Registration for UTME Screening
Registration for the screening exercise will commence from Monday 18thJune, 2012 and close on Sunday 15th July, 2012. Applicants are required to pay a sum of N2, 000.00 for the screening exercise. This is exclusive of bank administrative charges of N250.00. To make the payments, candidates are advised to obtain an e-transact PIN card from any commercial bank and thereafter load the PIN Number for the online registration process by clicking “Register for the Screening Exercise”on the home page of Ahmadu Bello University Website (www.abu.edu.ng) and to print out their respective a registration slip. Proceed to make payment and schedule then Schedule-Slip containing location, date and time schedule for the screening.
The printout with affixed Passport Photograph of the candidates and a printout of the UTME result MUST be submitted on the day of the screening. Candidates MUST keep photocopies of all submissions for their own records.
Candidates MUST arrive at the screening venue One Hour before their scheduled screening time, to ensure proper briefing and accreditation.
Venues for Screening
a)While scheduling, candidates resident in Southern States should select “LAGOS CENTRE” located at No. 1 Oba Akran Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos.
b)While scheduling, candidates resident in Northern States and FCT Abuja should select “ZARIA CENTRE” located at Multipurpose Hall, Faculty of Social Sciences, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.
Any candidate who fails to appear for the screening exercise on the date indicated on his/her Schedule Slip would not be considered for admission into the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria during the 2012/2013 academic session.
Follow the steps below to register
1. Type in your JAMB number and state of origin on the 2. login page and click on login
3. Enter your valid mobile number, email address
4. Upload your true passport size photograph in JPEG format (not more than 100KB) and O/level results (where available).
5. Choose awaiting result where applicable. Ensure that your photograph is uploaded.
6. Click on the save button.
7. You will be redirected to the Portal where you make payment and schedule for the screening
8. Print 2 copies of the registration slip and bring along during the screening exercise.
Read more from portal.abu.edu.ng
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Qualtification for Screening
A. Candidates who scored 180 and above in UTME for science based courses;
B. Candidates who scored 190 and above in UTME for Arts, Social Science, Law and administration;
All candidates who fall within the cut off point in (a) and (b) above must have the prescribed subject combinations in the UTME examination as required by their proposed courses of study (information as contained in the JAMB brochure for UME candidates
N.B: Those whose UTME subject combinations are not correct need not come as they will not be allowed for the screening exercise.
Procedure for Online Registration for UTME Screening
Registration for the screening exercise will commence from Monday 18thJune, 2012 and close on Sunday 15th July, 2012. Applicants are required to pay a sum of N2, 000.00 for the screening exercise. This is exclusive of bank administrative charges of N250.00. To make the payments, candidates are advised to obtain an e-transact PIN card from any commercial bank and thereafter load the PIN Number for the online registration process by clicking “Register for the Screening Exercise”on the home page of Ahmadu Bello University Website (www.abu.edu.ng) and to print out their respective a registration slip. Proceed to make payment and schedule then Schedule-Slip containing location, date and time schedule for the screening.
The printout with affixed Passport Photograph of the candidates and a printout of the UTME result MUST be submitted on the day of the screening. Candidates MUST keep photocopies of all submissions for their own records.
Candidates MUST arrive at the screening venue One Hour before their scheduled screening time, to ensure proper briefing and accreditation.
Venues for Screening
a)While scheduling, candidates resident in Southern States should select “LAGOS CENTRE” located at No. 1 Oba Akran Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos.
b)While scheduling, candidates resident in Northern States and FCT Abuja should select “ZARIA CENTRE” located at Multipurpose Hall, Faculty of Social Sciences, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.
Any candidate who fails to appear for the screening exercise on the date indicated on his/her Schedule Slip would not be considered for admission into the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria during the 2012/2013 academic session.
Follow the steps below to register
1. Type in your JAMB number and state of origin on the 2. login page and click on login
3. Enter your valid mobile number, email address
4. Upload your true passport size photograph in JPEG format (not more than 100KB) and O/level results (where available).
5. Choose awaiting result where applicable. Ensure that your photograph is uploaded.
6. Click on the save button.
7. You will be redirected to the Portal where you make payment and schedule for the screening
8. Print 2 copies of the registration slip and bring along during the screening exercise.
Read more from portal.abu.edu.ng
UPDATES ON KSUSTA's 2012/2013 Post-UTME
Kebbi State University Of Science And Technology KSUSTA will commence
post UTME screening exercise on this saturday 23/06/2012, All candidate
whose chose KSUSTA as their 1st or 2nd school of choice and scored a cut
off mark of 180 and above are all invited to write the post UTME.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Also interested applicants who did not make KSUSTA either 1st or 2nd school of choice in their UTME but are either of sokoto, kebbi and zamfara indegine can apply.
The candidate are require to come alone with the following:
1. Jamb original result slip
2. Bank draft of 1000:00 payable at ksusta.
3. Five recent passport
4. Indegine letter etc.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Also interested applicants who did not make KSUSTA either 1st or 2nd school of choice in their UTME but are either of sokoto, kebbi and zamfara indegine can apply.
The candidate are require to come alone with the following:
1. Jamb original result slip
2. Bank draft of 1000:00 payable at ksusta.
3. Five recent passport
4. Indegine letter etc.
Federal University Lokoja 2012/2013 Post UTME Result Is Out
We wish to inform all students who sat for the recently conducted
FULOKOJA post UTME Examination that the result has been released.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
You can obtain your result checker Scratch Card from any of the following places:
KOGI SELLING POINT
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY LOKOJA
Temporary Office, Opposite
Kogi State Government House,
Lokoja, Kogi State.
Contact No: 07036016974
GRACE CAFE
Rakiya Ogbeha Place,
#35, Mount Patti Road,
GRA, Lokoja, Kogi State.
Contact No: 07051091980
LAGOS SELLING POINT
Jade Technologies Limited
WW Suite 25, Tafawa Balewa Square,
Race Course, Lagos.
Contact No: 08030768990
FULOKOJA Support Lines
You can now contact any of the university staff at anytime if you have any issue concerning Post UTME registration and Post UTME result or you require any information about the online registration.
07051091980
08073047884
Email: support@fulokoja.edu.ng
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
You can obtain your result checker Scratch Card from any of the following places:
KOGI SELLING POINT
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY LOKOJA
Temporary Office, Opposite
Kogi State Government House,
Lokoja, Kogi State.
Contact No: 07036016974
GRACE CAFE
Rakiya Ogbeha Place,
#35, Mount Patti Road,
GRA, Lokoja, Kogi State.
Contact No: 07051091980
LAGOS SELLING POINT
Jade Technologies Limited
WW Suite 25, Tafawa Balewa Square,
Race Course, Lagos.
Contact No: 08030768990
FULOKOJA Support Lines
You can now contact any of the university staff at anytime if you have any issue concerning Post UTME registration and Post UTME result or you require any information about the online registration.
07051091980
08073047884
Email: support@fulokoja.edu.ng
UPDATES ON UNILAG
The battle for UNILAG, has taken another dimension, since the renaming of the institution by the president on democracy day.
Latest report disclose that the ASUU chapter of the University of Lagos, has unveiled a new badge, which bears the inscription UNILAG FOREVER. The badge has been distributed to all staffs and students of the University as they strengthen their efforts against the renaming.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
The badge which was distributed by the Chairman of UNILAG ASUU chapter, Dr Oghenekaro Ogbinaka, supported by his compatriots from other universities, which includes;
• the University of Ibadan(Dr Segun Ajiboye)
• the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta(Mr Biodun Badmus)
As well as the National Treasurer of ASUU, Dr Demola Aremu.
The badge according to ASUU is one out of many plans created, to persistently reject the renaming of the institution, after 50 years of existence and Global recognition.
The chairman described the Renaming as a wrong and immoral decision intended to gain cheap popularity, while stressing that, the government would be challenged legally, on all fronts.
The union has gathered the support of eminent lawyers, including Chief Afe Babalola (SAN) and Wole Olanipekun (SAN) to argue its case both at the law court and during the public hearing.
Latest report disclose that the ASUU chapter of the University of Lagos, has unveiled a new badge, which bears the inscription UNILAG FOREVER. The badge has been distributed to all staffs and students of the University as they strengthen their efforts against the renaming.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
The badge which was distributed by the Chairman of UNILAG ASUU chapter, Dr Oghenekaro Ogbinaka, supported by his compatriots from other universities, which includes;
• the University of Ibadan(Dr Segun Ajiboye)
• the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta(Mr Biodun Badmus)
As well as the National Treasurer of ASUU, Dr Demola Aremu.
The badge according to ASUU is one out of many plans created, to persistently reject the renaming of the institution, after 50 years of existence and Global recognition.
The chairman described the Renaming as a wrong and immoral decision intended to gain cheap popularity, while stressing that, the government would be challenged legally, on all fronts.
The union has gathered the support of eminent lawyers, including Chief Afe Babalola (SAN) and Wole Olanipekun (SAN) to argue its case both at the law court and during the public hearing.
Saturday, June 16, 2012
OAU Direct Entry Application 2012/2013 Is Ongoing
This is to inform all Direct Entry Applicants of the Obafemi Awolowo University Ile Ife that the admission processes has begun.
All such candidates should go to the admission office, floor 2, new senate building for the GREEN FORM which they will fill attached with their transcript, if available, O'Level Result or Equivalent.
Completed forms are to be submitted to department of choice for proper consideration.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Good luck to everyone.
All such candidates should go to the admission office, floor 2, new senate building for the GREEN FORM which they will fill attached with their transcript, if available, O'Level Result or Equivalent.
Completed forms are to be submitted to department of choice for proper consideration.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Good luck to everyone.
Debunk all rumours concerning Ekiti state 2012/2013 post ume form
It came to our notice that some people have been spreading the rumour that Ekiti State University post UTME form is out.
We wish to categorically inform you that the form is not yet out! Our reporter, who is a student of the university wrote to let all prospective students be aware of the EKSU 2012/2013 post UTME status.
Those spreading that rumour just want the aspirants to start paying money, they are dubious people, because they know that the aspirants are eager to get the form.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
We wish to categorically inform you that the form is not yet out! Our reporter, who is a student of the university wrote to let all prospective students be aware of the EKSU 2012/2013 post UTME status.
Those spreading that rumour just want the aspirants to start paying money, they are dubious people, because they know that the aspirants are eager to get the form.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Ahead of EKSU 2012/2013 Post UTME: First Semester Exams To Start June 18
Ekiti State University will be starting both part time and full time
program first semester examination on Monday, 18th of June 2012.
This examination will give way to the long awaited 2012/2013 Post UTME entrance exams of the University.
To be properly and promptly stay informed when the EKSU 2012/2013 Post UTME registration is out
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
This examination will give way to the long awaited 2012/2013 Post UTME entrance exams of the University.
To be properly and promptly stay informed when the EKSU 2012/2013 Post UTME registration is out
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Friday, June 8, 2012
Benue state University 2011/2012 Post-UTME Screening Exercise Date, Form and Registration
This is to inform our highly esteemed members and visitors that Benue State University post-utme 2011/2012
screening exercise date, form and registration is out.
The Benue State University invites application from suitably qualified candidate to sit for her post utme scheduled to hold on 15th of August,2011.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Application Procedure
1.Applicants are to pay the sum of N 2,500.00 at the selected banks: First Bank Plc, Union Bank Plc, Fidelity Bank Plc, Zenith Bank Plc, AfriBank Plc, UBA Plc, Oceanic Bank Plc, Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, Eco Bank Plc, and collect payment reciept.
2.The applicant will the enter his/her JAMB number in the box provided by the left and complete his/her Bio data. (NB. They do not need any pin to login)
3.After completing Bio data, they will print the acknowledgement slip and take it to their respective faculties for verification and signing.
4.The date for Aptitude test will be 15th August 2011.
5.After the aptitude test, candidates will login through this Post UTME menu to view their aptitude test scores.
To apply for Benue state University 2011/2012 post utme click here
The Benue State University invites application from suitably qualified candidate to sit for her post utme scheduled to hold on 15th of August,2011.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Application Procedure
1.Applicants are to pay the sum of N 2,500.00 at the selected banks: First Bank Plc, Union Bank Plc, Fidelity Bank Plc, Zenith Bank Plc, AfriBank Plc, UBA Plc, Oceanic Bank Plc, Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, Eco Bank Plc, and collect payment reciept.
2.The applicant will the enter his/her JAMB number in the box provided by the left and complete his/her Bio data. (NB. They do not need any pin to login)
3.After completing Bio data, they will print the acknowledgement slip and take it to their respective faculties for verification and signing.
4.The date for Aptitude test will be 15th August 2011.
5.After the aptitude test, candidates will login through this Post UTME menu to view their aptitude test scores.
To apply for Benue state University 2011/2012 post utme click here
UNILORIN 2012/2013 Pre-Admissions Screening Exercise
2012/2013 PRE-ADMISSION SCREENING EXERCISE
A. UTME Candidates who made the University of Ilorin their first and/or second choice and scored:
(i) a minimum of 200 marks in the UTME for courses other than those
listed in (ii) and (iii) below, and also have five (5) ‘O’ level Credits in relevant subjects at not more than two sittings.
(ii) a minimum score of 220 marks in UTME for Accounting, Biochemistry, Business Administration, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Common Law, Economics, English, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Finance, Geology, Industrial Chemistry, Mass Communication, Mechanical Engineering, Microbiology, Nursing Pharmacy and Veterinary Medicine and five (5) ‘O’ level Credits in relevant subjects at not more than two sittings.
iii) MB;BS candidates who obtained:
(a) a minimum score of 240 marks in the UTME; and
b) five (5) O level Credit Passes at one sitting only in the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination or its equivalent in the following
subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
B. DIRECT ENTRY Candidates who made the University of Ilorin their first and/or second choice and have obtained a minimum of:
(i) Upper Credit at ND/HND (except for Statistics, Agriculture, Performing Arts and History, where Lower Credit may be considered).
Also, note that the Departments of Business Administration and Economics will not accept ND or HND.
(ii) Merit in NCE; and
(iii) A minimum of two (2) Advanced level passes in two relevant subjects.
(iv) MB;BS candidates must have obtained a minimum of:
(a) 13 points in IJMB, NABTEB, GCE Advanced or Cambridge Advanced Level Examinations in Physics, Chemistry and Biology;
(b) Second Class (Upper Division) Honours Degree in Anatomy, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Physiology, Zoology or any other relevant courses in the Basic Sciences.
All candidates MUST disclose the choice of courses they applied for originally with JAMB as well as any proposed change of course. Candidates
seeking change of course will be required to pay the sum of Two thousand naira (N2,000.00) separately before registration can be completed or stand
being disqualified. Withholding of information or wrong information will lead to instant disqualification.
C. FOREIGN CANDIDATES who have not taken part in the UTME or filled Direct
Entry form can reach the University Admissions Officer at cie@unilorin.edu.ng for information on admission into the University. Foreign candidates will not be required to make any payment at this stage.
D. SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCREENING:
1. University of Ilorin charges N1,000.00 Computer-Based Test (CBT) Platform and another N1,000.00 for University processing fee making a total of N2,000.00 excluding bank charges. Payment will be done on the University portal during registration by using Interswitch-enabled card (Only MasterCard and Verve Card are accepted).
Payment will done on the University portal during registration by using an Interswitch-enabled Automated Teller Machine(ATM) card which had been duly activated for online (internet) transactions. You may wish to confirm from your bank if your ATM has this facility.
2. Applicants are advised to come for the exercise with their Acknowledgement page print-outs from the online registration of STAGES 1 and 2 as these will be used for identification.
E. SCREENING REGISTRATION AND PROCEDURES
i) EVERY CANDIDATE SHOULD COMPLETE AND SUBMIT ON-LINE THE REGISTRATION FORM FOR SCREENING ON OR BEFORE SATURDAY 8TH
JUNE, 2012.
ii) ALL CANDIDATES SHOULD FILL THE BEST FIVE (5) ‘O’ LEVEL RELEVANT SUBJECTS (AT NOT MORE THAN TWO SITTINGS EXCEPT AS STATED IN A iii b).
For example:
Medicine: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
Common Law: English Language, Literature-in-English and any other 3 subjects from Arts and/or Social Sciences. Note that a Pass in Mathematics is a requirement for admission into Common Law programme but should not be listed as one of the five subjects.
Business and Social Sciences: Courses in Business and Social Sciences require 3 Social Science subjects except Economics, Sociology and
Political Science where at least 2 Social Science subjects are required.
For further details on admission requirements click www.unilorin.edu.ng/index.php/admissions
ALL ENQUIRIES SHOULD BE SENT TO admissions2012@unilorin.edu.ng
Mrs. Olufolake O. OYEYEMI
REGISTRAR
CLICK HERE TO START REGISTRATION
The University of Ilorin invites
candidates who have applied for admission into the undergraduate degree
programmes of the University for the 2012/2013 academic session to
upload the required information for the Screening Exercise between
Friday 1st June and Thursday, 14th June 2012. All results intended for
use for the 2012/2013 admission must be uploaded not later than
Wednesday 15th August, 2012 when the Portal shall be closed. Candidates
awaiting any result can also apply, however their results must be
uploaded on or before 15th August, 2012. The Pre-admission Screening
Exercise will commence on Monday 11th and ends on Saturday 16th June,
2012 at Ilorin and Lagos centres.
Physically challenged candidates are advised to pick Ilorin Centre.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
The following categories of candidates are eligible:N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
A. UTME Candidates who made the University of Ilorin their first and/or second choice and scored:
(i) a minimum of 200 marks in the UTME for courses other than those
listed in (ii) and (iii) below, and also have five (5) ‘O’ level Credits in relevant subjects at not more than two sittings.
(ii) a minimum score of 220 marks in UTME for Accounting, Biochemistry, Business Administration, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Common Law, Economics, English, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Finance, Geology, Industrial Chemistry, Mass Communication, Mechanical Engineering, Microbiology, Nursing Pharmacy and Veterinary Medicine and five (5) ‘O’ level Credits in relevant subjects at not more than two sittings.
iii) MB;BS candidates who obtained:
(a) a minimum score of 240 marks in the UTME; and
b) five (5) O level Credit Passes at one sitting only in the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination or its equivalent in the following
subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
B. DIRECT ENTRY Candidates who made the University of Ilorin their first and/or second choice and have obtained a minimum of:
(i) Upper Credit at ND/HND (except for Statistics, Agriculture, Performing Arts and History, where Lower Credit may be considered).
Also, note that the Departments of Business Administration and Economics will not accept ND or HND.
(ii) Merit in NCE; and
(iii) A minimum of two (2) Advanced level passes in two relevant subjects.
(iv) MB;BS candidates must have obtained a minimum of:
(a) 13 points in IJMB, NABTEB, GCE Advanced or Cambridge Advanced Level Examinations in Physics, Chemistry and Biology;
(b) Second Class (Upper Division) Honours Degree in Anatomy, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Physiology, Zoology or any other relevant courses in the Basic Sciences.
All candidates MUST disclose the choice of courses they applied for originally with JAMB as well as any proposed change of course. Candidates
seeking change of course will be required to pay the sum of Two thousand naira (N2,000.00) separately before registration can be completed or stand
being disqualified. Withholding of information or wrong information will lead to instant disqualification.
C. FOREIGN CANDIDATES who have not taken part in the UTME or filled Direct
Entry form can reach the University Admissions Officer at cie@unilorin.edu.ng for information on admission into the University. Foreign candidates will not be required to make any payment at this stage.
D. SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCREENING:
1. University of Ilorin charges N1,000.00 Computer-Based Test (CBT) Platform and another N1,000.00 for University processing fee making a total of N2,000.00 excluding bank charges. Payment will be done on the University portal during registration by using Interswitch-enabled card (Only MasterCard and Verve Card are accepted).
Payment will done on the University portal during registration by using an Interswitch-enabled Automated Teller Machine(ATM) card which had been duly activated for online (internet) transactions. You may wish to confirm from your bank if your ATM has this facility.
2. Applicants are advised to come for the exercise with their Acknowledgement page print-outs from the online registration of STAGES 1 and 2 as these will be used for identification.
E. SCREENING REGISTRATION AND PROCEDURES
i) EVERY CANDIDATE SHOULD COMPLETE AND SUBMIT ON-LINE THE REGISTRATION FORM FOR SCREENING ON OR BEFORE SATURDAY 8TH
JUNE, 2012.
ii) ALL CANDIDATES SHOULD FILL THE BEST FIVE (5) ‘O’ LEVEL RELEVANT SUBJECTS (AT NOT MORE THAN TWO SITTINGS EXCEPT AS STATED IN A iii b).
For example:
Medicine: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
Common Law: English Language, Literature-in-English and any other 3 subjects from Arts and/or Social Sciences. Note that a Pass in Mathematics is a requirement for admission into Common Law programme but should not be listed as one of the five subjects.
Business and Social Sciences: Courses in Business and Social Sciences require 3 Social Science subjects except Economics, Sociology and
Political Science where at least 2 Social Science subjects are required.
For further details on admission requirements click www.unilorin.edu.ng/index.php/admissions
ALL ENQUIRIES SHOULD BE SENT TO admissions2012@unilorin.edu.ng
Mrs. Olufolake O. OYEYEMI
REGISTRAR
CLICK HERE TO START REGISTRATION
FUTMINNA 2012/2013 Post UTME Screening Registration, Venue and Date is Out
This is to inform all UTME candidates who have
applied for admission into the Federal University
of Technology (FUT), Minna for the 2012/2013
academic session that the University has
scheduled the Post-UTME screening exercise to
hold at the University Main Campus, Gidan
kwano for candidates who selected FUT, Minna
as their first and second choice (most preferred) University as follows:
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Category - A:
FIRST CHOICE CANDIDATES ONLY
Commencement date for online registration: 9am on Monday 4th June, 2012
Close of online registration: 12pm on Tuesday 12th June, 2012
Dates of screening exercise: 14th June – 16th June, 2012
Category - B:
SECOND CHOICE CANDIDATES ONLY
Commencement date for online registration: 9am on Wednesday 20th June, 2012
Close of online registration: 12pm on Friday 29th June, 2012
Dates of screening exercise: 2nd July – 4th July, 2012
Candidates are hereby notified that the screening exercise shall be conducted using the Computer Based Test (CBT) platform.
Note: All other prospective candidates who do
not fall into the above category including the
Direct Entry candidates are advised to check the
university website from 15th July, 2012 for
further information.
1. Only candidates who selected FUT, Minna as
their first or second choice most preferred
University.
2. Candidates who scored NOT LESS than the
indicated minimum for various Schools/Courses/
Programmes in the March, 2012 UTME as shown below:
Engineering and Engineering Technology,
Agricultural and Bioresources Engineering,
Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering,
Electrical/Electronics Engineering, Mechanical
Engineering - 220
Information and Communication Technology
Telecommunication Engineering, Computer
Engineering, Computer Science, Cyber Security
Science, Information and Media Technology,
Library Information Technology - 220
Entrepreneurship and Management Technology
Entrepreneurship and Business studies, Project
Management Technology, Transport Management Technology - 200
Environmental Technology Building Technology, Estate Management, Surveying and Geo-informatics,
Urban and Regional Planning, Quantity Surveying - 200
Environmental Technology Architecture - 220
Agriculture and Agricultural Technology Agricultural Economics and Extension Technology, Animal Production, Crop Production, Food Science and Nutrition, Horticulture, Soil Science, Water Resources, Aquaculture and Fisheries Technology - 190
Science and Science Education Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Geography, Physics, Industrial and Technology Education, Mathematics/Statistics, Geology, Mathematics Education, Physics Education, Geography Education, Biology Education, Chemistry
Education - 190
Science and Science Education Biochemistry, Microbiology - 200
Candidates whose UTME score is below the minimum for their chosen course are eligible to register for any other course provided they attain the minimum score for that course.
Such candidates will however be surcharged a "CHANGE of COURSE" processing fee of N500 only before the results of the CBT screening exercise are processed.
iv. However, all candidates must have the prescribed subjects combination in the UTME required for admission into the proposed course/programme as prescribed in the JAMB brochure.
v. All candidates must possess a minimum of five O’Level credits including Mathematics and English language at not more than two sittings in subjects relevant to their proposed course and obtained not earlier than 2008.
vi. Only O’Level result print-out downloaded directly from the website of the national examining body (WAEC/NECO/ NABTEB) or original certificate(s) will be accepted for verification.
vii. Candidates in the "Awaiting Result" category will NOT be allowed to participate in the screening exercise.
For list of relevant subjects for each course/programme, simply click here for details.
NOTE: Any false declaration could lead to a candidate’s disqualification at any stage of the admission process.
All candidates must either possess a valid e-mail address or create one for the purpose of the online registration for the screening exercise.
Candidates should go to any of the following designated Banks (First Bank, UBA , Union Bank, EcoBank, Keystone Bank, Access Bank, Guaranty Trust Bank, Zenith Bank, Skye Bank ) and pay N1,000.00 only for the CBT screening and another N1,000.00 as University processing fee totalling N2,000.00 (exclusive of N250 Bank charges) into "FUTMINNA POST – UTME ACCOUNT" through e-Tranzact
platform.
The Bank will issue a receipt containing a receipt number and Confirmation order number that will be used by the candidate for the on-line registration.
For details on the STEP BY STEP procedure for on-line registration, click here.
All eligible candidates are required to come on
the scheduled date to the Convocation Arena at
the University Main Campus at Gidan-kwano
along Minna-Bida road with the following:
1. A clean copy of 2012/2013 – UTME result slip affixed with a recent coloured passport
photograph and with the title of course/
programme of choice boldly written on top of
the result slip - If you don't have this type of result slip, click here to obtain yours.
2. The printed 2012/2013 Post-UTME scheduling
slip which should be obtained after your online registration.
3. A writing material (biro or pencil).
4. A simple calculator (non-programmable) without
cover.
No candidate will be allowed to participate in the screening exercise without complying with the above requirements.
The Main Campus at Gidan Kwano along Minna-
Bida road is about 20 kms away from the Bosso
Campus of the University, which is inside Minna
town. Candidates without personal vehicles may
board commercial buses at the rate of N70 at
the Bus Park inside the Bosso Campus of the
University.
Candidates are not allowed to bring GSM
handsets or similar electronic gadgets into the
screening hall. Such item(s) will be seized and
will not be returned to the owners.
Impersonation is a serious offense and anyone
caught impersonating will be handed over to the
law enforcement agents.
Any registered candidate who fails to report for
the screening exercise on the date specified on
the print-out automatically loses his or her
chance of being considered for admission.
Candidates are advised to arrive at the
convocation arena at the Main Campus, Gidan
Kwano on the scheduled date for the screening
exercise at least one hour prior to the scheduled
time.
Note: First choice candidates are strongly advised to commence registration immediately as the University portal will be closed for registration at midnight of Tuesday 12th June, 2011. The University portal will be re-opened for the commencement of registration by second choice candidates only on Wednesday 20th June, 2012.
All enquiries should be directed to the
following: infoputme@futminna.edu.ng or call
08104638886 or 08029477998
applied for admission into the Federal University
of Technology (FUT), Minna for the 2012/2013
academic session that the University has
scheduled the Post-UTME screening exercise to
hold at the University Main Campus, Gidan
kwano for candidates who selected FUT, Minna
as their first and second choice (most preferred) University as follows:
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Category - A:
FIRST CHOICE CANDIDATES ONLY
Commencement date for online registration: 9am on Monday 4th June, 2012
Close of online registration: 12pm on Tuesday 12th June, 2012
Dates of screening exercise: 14th June – 16th June, 2012
Category - B:
SECOND CHOICE CANDIDATES ONLY
Commencement date for online registration: 9am on Wednesday 20th June, 2012
Close of online registration: 12pm on Friday 29th June, 2012
Dates of screening exercise: 2nd July – 4th July, 2012
Candidates are hereby notified that the screening exercise shall be conducted using the Computer Based Test (CBT) platform.
Note: All other prospective candidates who do
not fall into the above category including the
Direct Entry candidates are advised to check the
university website from 15th July, 2012 for
further information.
Eligibility
1. Only candidates who selected FUT, Minna as
their first or second choice most preferred
University.
2. Candidates who scored NOT LESS than the
indicated minimum for various Schools/Courses/
Programmes in the March, 2012 UTME as shown below:
Engineering and Engineering Technology,
Agricultural and Bioresources Engineering,
Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering,
Electrical/Electronics Engineering, Mechanical
Engineering - 220
Information and Communication Technology
Telecommunication Engineering, Computer
Engineering, Computer Science, Cyber Security
Science, Information and Media Technology,
Library Information Technology - 220
Entrepreneurship and Management Technology
Entrepreneurship and Business studies, Project
Management Technology, Transport Management Technology - 200
Environmental Technology Building Technology, Estate Management, Surveying and Geo-informatics,
Urban and Regional Planning, Quantity Surveying - 200
Environmental Technology Architecture - 220
Agriculture and Agricultural Technology Agricultural Economics and Extension Technology, Animal Production, Crop Production, Food Science and Nutrition, Horticulture, Soil Science, Water Resources, Aquaculture and Fisheries Technology - 190
Science and Science Education Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Geography, Physics, Industrial and Technology Education, Mathematics/Statistics, Geology, Mathematics Education, Physics Education, Geography Education, Biology Education, Chemistry
Education - 190
Science and Science Education Biochemistry, Microbiology - 200
Candidates whose UTME score is below the minimum for their chosen course are eligible to register for any other course provided they attain the minimum score for that course.
Such candidates will however be surcharged a "CHANGE of COURSE" processing fee of N500 only before the results of the CBT screening exercise are processed.
iv. However, all candidates must have the prescribed subjects combination in the UTME required for admission into the proposed course/programme as prescribed in the JAMB brochure.
v. All candidates must possess a minimum of five O’Level credits including Mathematics and English language at not more than two sittings in subjects relevant to their proposed course and obtained not earlier than 2008.
vi. Only O’Level result print-out downloaded directly from the website of the national examining body (WAEC/NECO/ NABTEB) or original certificate(s) will be accepted for verification.
vii. Candidates in the "Awaiting Result" category will NOT be allowed to participate in the screening exercise.
For list of relevant subjects for each course/programme, simply click here for details.
NOTE: Any false declaration could lead to a candidate’s disqualification at any stage of the admission process.
Method of Registration
All candidates must either possess a valid e-mail address or create one for the purpose of the online registration for the screening exercise.
Candidates should go to any of the following designated Banks (First Bank, UBA , Union Bank, EcoBank, Keystone Bank, Access Bank, Guaranty Trust Bank, Zenith Bank, Skye Bank ) and pay N1,000.00 only for the CBT screening and another N1,000.00 as University processing fee totalling N2,000.00 (exclusive of N250 Bank charges) into "FUTMINNA POST – UTME ACCOUNT" through e-Tranzact
platform.
The Bank will issue a receipt containing a receipt number and Confirmation order number that will be used by the candidate for the on-line registration.
For details on the STEP BY STEP procedure for on-line registration, click here.
Requirements for the Screening Exercise
All eligible candidates are required to come on
the scheduled date to the Convocation Arena at
the University Main Campus at Gidan-kwano
along Minna-Bida road with the following:
1. A clean copy of 2012/2013 – UTME result slip affixed with a recent coloured passport
photograph and with the title of course/
programme of choice boldly written on top of
the result slip - If you don't have this type of result slip, click here to obtain yours.
2. The printed 2012/2013 Post-UTME scheduling
slip which should be obtained after your online registration.
3. A writing material (biro or pencil).
4. A simple calculator (non-programmable) without
cover.
General Information
No candidate will be allowed to participate in the screening exercise without complying with the above requirements.
The Main Campus at Gidan Kwano along Minna-
Bida road is about 20 kms away from the Bosso
Campus of the University, which is inside Minna
town. Candidates without personal vehicles may
board commercial buses at the rate of N70 at
the Bus Park inside the Bosso Campus of the
University.
Candidates are not allowed to bring GSM
handsets or similar electronic gadgets into the
screening hall. Such item(s) will be seized and
will not be returned to the owners.
Impersonation is a serious offense and anyone
caught impersonating will be handed over to the
law enforcement agents.
Any registered candidate who fails to report for
the screening exercise on the date specified on
the print-out automatically loses his or her
chance of being considered for admission.
Candidates are advised to arrive at the
convocation arena at the Main Campus, Gidan
Kwano on the scheduled date for the screening
exercise at least one hour prior to the scheduled
time.
Note: First choice candidates are strongly advised to commence registration immediately as the University portal will be closed for registration at midnight of Tuesday 12th June, 2011. The University portal will be re-opened for the commencement of registration by second choice candidates only on Wednesday 20th June, 2012.
All enquiries should be directed to the
following: infoputme@futminna.edu.ng or call
08104638886 or 08029477998
JAMBITES!! READ THIS BEFORE GOING FOR POST UTME - CHANGE OF COURSE/INSTITUTION FORM
After the release of the 2012 UTME results, Its is adviceable for Some Candidates to change their 1st or 2nd choice Courses or Institutions.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Changing of your Institution or Courses is 100% Safe and Legit because it is been done on Jamb Website, So no need to Panic.
This are likely Reasons why you may want to change your Course or Institution. There are obviously three good reasons why a candidate may need to change his/her jamb choice of course or institution or both:
1A. Due to Low UTME score: After the release of Jamb results, the next thing to face is Post-UTME and Admissions Processing. Now take for instance that someone applied for a Federal University who will probably fix a cut-off mark of 200 and above; if such candidate scored less than 200, it simply means he/she has lost the admission. In this case the change of institution to a state-owned/private University becomes necessary. State universities generally fix cut-off marks below 200 or so.
1B. Due to Low UTME score over Course Cut-Off: Just like case 1A above, this happens when a candidate choose a very competitive course like Law, Medicine and Surgery, Pharmacy, Engineering, etc. Several courses have greater number of Applicants than others and such courses invariably attract very high cut-off marks. To avoid being left aside as a candidate, it is advised to go for change of course within the same institution/faculty. e.g Imagine, You choose Pharmacy in OAU and you Score 230 in Jamb, Then OAU Released their Official Post UTME Cut-off mark for Pharmacy as 260, What you have to do is get the Jamb Change of Course/Institution Card and Change your Course to a less Competitive one like Biochemistry, Industrial Chemistry or any Related Field in OAU. Thats it.
2. Incomplete O'level Results: In this case candidates who may have ran into deficiency of required credit passes in some key/relevant subjects may decide to go for change of course to accommodate or if a Student want to make use of 2 Sitting to Apply for a Course, If you choose a Course like Computer Science for Instance, You can't gain Admission with such, what you have to do is choose a lesser course with low demand (Varies by School).
3. Mistakes during Registration: Was there any mistake while filling your registration form by either you or the business/cyber cafe? With this card, you can correct any errors made during registration of your course or institution.
4. Other Important Factors: These includes several factors ranging from finance, change in Geographical locations, Parent's suggestions, Fear of Tribal differences, e.g Boko Haram in the Northern Part etc. Such cases treated under this heading result to change of institution.
=> How can i get the Jamb Change of Course/Institution Card? Visit any Jamb Office near you or any Educational Outlet for the Card, Cost just N1000. The Instruction on How to Use the Card is written at the back of the Card. Success..........
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and latest information
Changing of your Institution or Courses is 100% Safe and Legit because it is been done on Jamb Website, So no need to Panic.
This are likely Reasons why you may want to change your Course or Institution. There are obviously three good reasons why a candidate may need to change his/her jamb choice of course or institution or both:
1A. Due to Low UTME score: After the release of Jamb results, the next thing to face is Post-UTME and Admissions Processing. Now take for instance that someone applied for a Federal University who will probably fix a cut-off mark of 200 and above; if such candidate scored less than 200, it simply means he/she has lost the admission. In this case the change of institution to a state-owned/private University becomes necessary. State universities generally fix cut-off marks below 200 or so.
1B. Due to Low UTME score over Course Cut-Off: Just like case 1A above, this happens when a candidate choose a very competitive course like Law, Medicine and Surgery, Pharmacy, Engineering, etc. Several courses have greater number of Applicants than others and such courses invariably attract very high cut-off marks. To avoid being left aside as a candidate, it is advised to go for change of course within the same institution/faculty. e.g Imagine, You choose Pharmacy in OAU and you Score 230 in Jamb, Then OAU Released their Official Post UTME Cut-off mark for Pharmacy as 260, What you have to do is get the Jamb Change of Course/Institution Card and Change your Course to a less Competitive one like Biochemistry, Industrial Chemistry or any Related Field in OAU. Thats it.
2. Incomplete O'level Results: In this case candidates who may have ran into deficiency of required credit passes in some key/relevant subjects may decide to go for change of course to accommodate or if a Student want to make use of 2 Sitting to Apply for a Course, If you choose a Course like Computer Science for Instance, You can't gain Admission with such, what you have to do is choose a lesser course with low demand (Varies by School).
3. Mistakes during Registration: Was there any mistake while filling your registration form by either you or the business/cyber cafe? With this card, you can correct any errors made during registration of your course or institution.
4. Other Important Factors: These includes several factors ranging from finance, change in Geographical locations, Parent's suggestions, Fear of Tribal differences, e.g Boko Haram in the Northern Part etc. Such cases treated under this heading result to change of institution.
=> How can i get the Jamb Change of Course/Institution Card? Visit any Jamb Office near you or any Educational Outlet for the Card, Cost just N1000. The Instruction on How to Use the Card is written at the back of the Card. Success..........
UNILORIN POST UME
Few Days back, We raise an Alarm because on the Unilorin Post UTME Online Registration Payment and Exam Schedulling Problem and we receive a whole lot of Complain and
help from Many Users, Check HERE for that, but today 06/06/2012, The Unilorin ICT Dept Fixed the Whole Issues Officially.
Now, You can make your Post UTME Payment and Schedule your Exam easily, No More Error, No More Complain.. Register yourself very Fast as the time drawer closers.
NOTE:- Unilorin Post UTME Registration Portal will be close down on Friday 8/06/2012.
Thats how the Unilorin Exam Schedule Print Out look likes, Note down your Exam date and Go along with all needed Documents. || Wish you all Success..
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and information related to other schools.
NOTE:- If at Stage 2 of your Registration (Exam Schedule) and you have this Error:- We are unable to locate your record at this time and so scheduling cannot be
completed. Please ensure that the information you provided is correct., Just Ignore it and wait for 24hrs, Thats the Protocol... You just have to wait.
CLICK HERE TO START REGISTRATION
help from Many Users, Check HERE for that, but today 06/06/2012, The Unilorin ICT Dept Fixed the Whole Issues Officially.
Now, You can make your Post UTME Payment and Schedule your Exam easily, No More Error, No More Complain.. Register yourself very Fast as the time drawer closers.
NOTE:- Unilorin Post UTME Registration Portal will be close down on Friday 8/06/2012.
Thats how the Unilorin Exam Schedule Print Out look likes, Note down your Exam date and Go along with all needed Documents. || Wish you all Success..
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and information related to other schools.
NOTE:- If at Stage 2 of your Registration (Exam Schedule) and you have this Error:- We are unable to locate your record at this time and so scheduling cannot be
completed. Please ensure that the information you provided is correct., Just Ignore it and wait for 24hrs, Thats the Protocol... You just have to wait.
CLICK HERE TO START REGISTRATION
Row over varsity is typical MKO
Nigerians should not be deceived by the false impression that majority
of the country or even South Westerners are against the honour President
Goodluck Jonathan conferred on Bashorun MKO Abiola by naming the
University of Lagos after the deceased.
Unfortunately for these attention-seekers, they are, this time, standing on their heads, with majority rational minds wondering at the strange spectacle.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and information related to other schools.
At one moment, the country was virtually turned upside down against a deserved honour being denied MKO Abiola and when eventually, Goodluck Jonathan granted such national demand, especially on a higher scale, the same agitators rose against the honour.
Quite a few – the Yakubu Gowons, the Gamaliel Onosodes, and even the protesting undergraduates of Moshood Abiola University of Lagos – stand out for their innocence and sincerity. But that will still not justify any semblance of controversy over the new name of Moshood Abiola University. If, however, there is any such controversy, it is the type over which genuine sympathizers of MKO Abiola should lose no sleep.
If, in his lifetime, MKO Abiola were to speak on the issue, while seated, full of life and knocking his two knees, he would confidently assure that “there is no controversy and if there is any, take it that controversy is my middle name. Don’t mind them, they are envious. This honour is already secure in my pocket.” And surely, the man was always vindicated on such matters.
By the way, here is a note of caution for Goodluck Jonathan and police authorities. It is human to protest, even on the streets, against any issue unacceptable to the protesters, and that is even guaranteed under Nigerian constitution. The protest of the students of Moshood Abiola University of Lagos against the change in the name of their institution should be seen in that light.
All the police authorities have to do as in civilized societies is to guide the students along their chosen routes so that anarchists do not hijack the protests.
Similarly, other Nigerians who support the new name of Moshood Abiola University have the constitutional right to demonstrate in opposition to the opponents of the new name. It is the duty of the police to also guide such supporters along their preferred routes as long as the two opposing sides do not clash.
As the law courts have decided, police authorities have no power to insist on their permit prior to such protests/demonstrations. At the end of the day, if allowed to express their feelings peacefully, both sides will end up good-humored.
The government cannot afford to open a new front of security challenge or precisely violence by suppressing the rights of students to demonstrate or protest.
Virtually, all reasons preferred by the June 12 hypocrites for their opposition to the new name of Moshood Abiola University are merely convenient, untenable and amusing. The first of such is that Goodluck Jonathan did not follow the procedure. Should that be a valid reason for withdrawing the honour done to Bashorun Abiola? There are surely other reasons for insisting on or even suggesting such.
What is more, the man who should know, Professor Julius Okojie, Secretary of National Universities Commission, (has) revealed that President Jonathan and Minister of Education, Prof Ruquayyat Rufai, duly consulted. What might have happened and quite rightly so, the consultations were limited. Only Somalians or Bourkinabes, that is non- Nigerians would not appreciate reasons for such tactics.
The moment Goodluck Jonathan decided on wide-ranging consultations, publicity-seeking anarchists among June 12 hypocrites would head for the law courts to obtain notorious black market injunction restraining the honour conferred on MKO Abiola.
And as a mark of the duplicity, another gang of the June 12 hypocrites would then turn round to doubt Goodluck Jonathan’s sincerity in planning to honour MKO Abiola or why did he (Jonathan) have to leak it to anybody in the first place? Nigerians? Meanwhile, the injunction granted against honouring MKO Abiola would eventually become perpetual and the deceased would remain unhonoured.
If the argument is unnecessarily stretched through some legalistic monstrosity, the fact remains that the authorities of Moshood Abiola University, Lagos are employees of the Federal Government which effected the change in the name of the institution.
Where there are irreconcilable differences on such an issue, the employer is supreme. Even till now, the June 12 hypocrites mounting rostrum every year continue to concede that MKO Abiola sacrificed his life for the evolution of democracy in Nigeria. Is it then such a big deal that the name of an educational institution be sacrificed for the eternal memory of the same MKO Abiola?
The choice of an institution in Lagos or even South-West can never diminish the national standing of MKO Abiola to be so honoured. Instead, this and future generations of Nigerians will always be aware of the origin and significance of the name as Moshood Abiola University of Lagos. Today, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife is a brand of the old University of Ife.
Has that necessarily diminished Awolowo’s national standing? The claim that Moshood Abiola University, Lagos as the first choice of the average potential undergraduate is even the more reason as the most fitting monument for MKO Abiola’s immortal memory.
Incidentally, we must remember Obafemi Awolowo. According to him, every Nigerian is first from a clan, in a village, at a ward of a local government in a state (old region) to emerge a citizen. By that submission, MKO Abiola was born among his clan at Gbagura, Egbaland, Ogun State and developed into a Nigerian citizen.
He would not, on that account, reject the honour of an institution in South-West being named after him. In this matter, there is the overzealousness of those the Yoruba refer to as “b’eleja yan,” (unsolicited fish smokers). Can these hypocrites be more concerned about MKO Abiola’s national image than Abiola’s family’s desire for the eternal memory of their progenitor?
While the hypocrites were out there faulting the honour conferred on MKO Abiola to be remembered for life, the entire family of the same Bashorun Abiola – his widows, his offspring and siblings – not only accepted the honour done their family but also wrote a letter of appreciation to President Jonathan Goodluck. That is the end of the matter.
However, next Tuesday is another June 12, the hope of the hypocrites to gather and grandstand, all to deceive Nigerians of their love for MKO Abiola. Hence, their demand that the honour done for MKO be rescinded for anything but realistic. One thing is certain. In their annual self-promoting jamboree this time, no member of MKO Abiola’s will likely dignify the opportunists, who should be derided for their illusion.
As against next Tuesday, another June 12, if the hypocrites have the guts to gather for their ritual, MKO Abiola’s family have made it clear that only they can decide to accept or reject what honour for their late father or how the man should be honoured.
The question of a substitute university to be named after MKO Abiola does not therefore arise. Indeed, if such an action had been taken in the first place or even now in response to the critics, the same fellows would have accused Jonathan of naming an obscure institution deliberately to humiliate MKO Abiola.
Imagine this other criticism. It will cost Moshood Abiola University hundreds of millions if not billions of naira to change the institution’s structure and emblems to reflect its new name.
So what? But in truth, it cannot cost as much unless, of course, the academic community have joined public office holders and civil servants in the looting spree of public funds. If on the other hand, it will truly cost as much, is that not money really spent rather than the trillions of naira defrauded in the name of oil subsidy that never was, or police pension, police equipment fund or public pension scheme or the stock exchange scam, all for which the culprits are bluffing round the country?
What prospect does this have for realism? Some June 12 hypocrites dismissed Goodluck Jonathan’s honour for MKO Abiola with the option that only restoration of the June 12 mandate will suffice. At the early stage of the crisis over 18 years ago, that might be the only imperative. But if these same forces of hypocrisy felt so committed, why did they compromise for new elections in 1999, 2003, 2007 and 2011?
For God’s sake, after such elections, how could hypocrites demanding restoration of June 12 mandate be taken seriously? Were June 12 mandate inevitable for the future, why did the confusionists take part in the elections to enable their men become ministers, state governors, senators, members of state and federal houses of representatives?
In law and logic, once you embrace the subject of (especially legal) challenge, you lose all right therein, specifically, insisting on June 12 mandate.
Specifically, on the prospects of reality of regaining the June 12 mandate or otherwise as the only condition of honouring MKO Abiola, Yoruba put it best with an adage. When everybody is contributing five naira flat to a cause, he offers to contribute five hundred naira.
When asked to honour his pledge, he defers for at least a month. Surely, such a fellow is not serious. These are the agitators against the honour conferred on MKO Abiola, the very same opponents, who throughout his campaigns for the elections either never supported MKO Abiola or openly opposed him.
Hence their claim that because Goodluck Jonathan did not follow the procedure in naming the university after MKO Abiola, the honour should be revoked. Fortunately, the government has maintained its decision on Moshood Abiola University. If by error of commission or omission, the procedure was not followed, all a genuine critic will demand is to REGULARISE the procedure and not to deny MKO Abiola his honour.
National Stadium to be named after MKO Abiola instead? That is past history predating Goodluck Jonathan by at least eight years if not longer. Jonathan then offered a higher honour for Abiola. That one we accept. You don’t grudge if your lot improves.
As for the hypocrites plotting to provoke the National Assembly against the alleged usurpation of its powers by President Jonathan in the matter of the new name of Moshood Abiola University of Lagos, Nigerians are waiting for such debate but with one plea.
The proceedings should be broadcast live on radio and television so that the nation can see who are for and against the honour conferred on MKO Abiola.
In this wise, it should be noted after years of public agitation, a Niger Deltan (though as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria) Goodluck Jonathan eventually honoured MKO Abiola by naming a federal university after him.
Not a single Northerner has opposed or even criticized President Jonathan. Similarly, not a single South Easterner or South Southerner of substance has criticized President Jonathan’s good gesture. It is another distinction for MKO Abiola as a prophet not known in his own (part of the) country.
The authorities of Moshood Abiola University, Lagos, were quite in order to close down the institution for a fortnight to cope with the imminent possible crisis and the students must be commended for complying even if after an initial resistance.
After the fortnight, the university authorities must re-open the campus to allow students resume their courses. On return, the students must also allow peace to reign, in the belief that they have made their point. Only the students can provide the necessary environment for instant re-opening of the university after the period of closure.
Any further or indefinite closing down of the institution can only disrupt the current academic session, much to the discomfort of the students, especially if any time spent by the students protesting indefinitely does not convince the university authorities to postpone examinations.
Unfortunately for these attention-seekers, they are, this time, standing on their heads, with majority rational minds wondering at the strange spectacle.
N.B Visit www.campusflava.com for updates and information related to other schools.
At one moment, the country was virtually turned upside down against a deserved honour being denied MKO Abiola and when eventually, Goodluck Jonathan granted such national demand, especially on a higher scale, the same agitators rose against the honour.
Quite a few – the Yakubu Gowons, the Gamaliel Onosodes, and even the protesting undergraduates of Moshood Abiola University of Lagos – stand out for their innocence and sincerity. But that will still not justify any semblance of controversy over the new name of Moshood Abiola University. If, however, there is any such controversy, it is the type over which genuine sympathizers of MKO Abiola should lose no sleep.
If, in his lifetime, MKO Abiola were to speak on the issue, while seated, full of life and knocking his two knees, he would confidently assure that “there is no controversy and if there is any, take it that controversy is my middle name. Don’t mind them, they are envious. This honour is already secure in my pocket.” And surely, the man was always vindicated on such matters.
By the way, here is a note of caution for Goodluck Jonathan and police authorities. It is human to protest, even on the streets, against any issue unacceptable to the protesters, and that is even guaranteed under Nigerian constitution. The protest of the students of Moshood Abiola University of Lagos against the change in the name of their institution should be seen in that light.
All the police authorities have to do as in civilized societies is to guide the students along their chosen routes so that anarchists do not hijack the protests.
Similarly, other Nigerians who support the new name of Moshood Abiola University have the constitutional right to demonstrate in opposition to the opponents of the new name. It is the duty of the police to also guide such supporters along their preferred routes as long as the two opposing sides do not clash.
As the law courts have decided, police authorities have no power to insist on their permit prior to such protests/demonstrations. At the end of the day, if allowed to express their feelings peacefully, both sides will end up good-humored.
The government cannot afford to open a new front of security challenge or precisely violence by suppressing the rights of students to demonstrate or protest.
Virtually, all reasons preferred by the June 12 hypocrites for their opposition to the new name of Moshood Abiola University are merely convenient, untenable and amusing. The first of such is that Goodluck Jonathan did not follow the procedure. Should that be a valid reason for withdrawing the honour done to Bashorun Abiola? There are surely other reasons for insisting on or even suggesting such.
What is more, the man who should know, Professor Julius Okojie, Secretary of National Universities Commission, (has) revealed that President Jonathan and Minister of Education, Prof Ruquayyat Rufai, duly consulted. What might have happened and quite rightly so, the consultations were limited. Only Somalians or Bourkinabes, that is non- Nigerians would not appreciate reasons for such tactics.
The moment Goodluck Jonathan decided on wide-ranging consultations, publicity-seeking anarchists among June 12 hypocrites would head for the law courts to obtain notorious black market injunction restraining the honour conferred on MKO Abiola.
And as a mark of the duplicity, another gang of the June 12 hypocrites would then turn round to doubt Goodluck Jonathan’s sincerity in planning to honour MKO Abiola or why did he (Jonathan) have to leak it to anybody in the first place? Nigerians? Meanwhile, the injunction granted against honouring MKO Abiola would eventually become perpetual and the deceased would remain unhonoured.
If the argument is unnecessarily stretched through some legalistic monstrosity, the fact remains that the authorities of Moshood Abiola University, Lagos are employees of the Federal Government which effected the change in the name of the institution.
Where there are irreconcilable differences on such an issue, the employer is supreme. Even till now, the June 12 hypocrites mounting rostrum every year continue to concede that MKO Abiola sacrificed his life for the evolution of democracy in Nigeria. Is it then such a big deal that the name of an educational institution be sacrificed for the eternal memory of the same MKO Abiola?
The choice of an institution in Lagos or even South-West can never diminish the national standing of MKO Abiola to be so honoured. Instead, this and future generations of Nigerians will always be aware of the origin and significance of the name as Moshood Abiola University of Lagos. Today, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife is a brand of the old University of Ife.
Has that necessarily diminished Awolowo’s national standing? The claim that Moshood Abiola University, Lagos as the first choice of the average potential undergraduate is even the more reason as the most fitting monument for MKO Abiola’s immortal memory.
Incidentally, we must remember Obafemi Awolowo. According to him, every Nigerian is first from a clan, in a village, at a ward of a local government in a state (old region) to emerge a citizen. By that submission, MKO Abiola was born among his clan at Gbagura, Egbaland, Ogun State and developed into a Nigerian citizen.
He would not, on that account, reject the honour of an institution in South-West being named after him. In this matter, there is the overzealousness of those the Yoruba refer to as “b’eleja yan,” (unsolicited fish smokers). Can these hypocrites be more concerned about MKO Abiola’s national image than Abiola’s family’s desire for the eternal memory of their progenitor?
While the hypocrites were out there faulting the honour conferred on MKO Abiola to be remembered for life, the entire family of the same Bashorun Abiola – his widows, his offspring and siblings – not only accepted the honour done their family but also wrote a letter of appreciation to President Jonathan Goodluck. That is the end of the matter.
However, next Tuesday is another June 12, the hope of the hypocrites to gather and grandstand, all to deceive Nigerians of their love for MKO Abiola. Hence, their demand that the honour done for MKO be rescinded for anything but realistic. One thing is certain. In their annual self-promoting jamboree this time, no member of MKO Abiola’s will likely dignify the opportunists, who should be derided for their illusion.
As against next Tuesday, another June 12, if the hypocrites have the guts to gather for their ritual, MKO Abiola’s family have made it clear that only they can decide to accept or reject what honour for their late father or how the man should be honoured.
The question of a substitute university to be named after MKO Abiola does not therefore arise. Indeed, if such an action had been taken in the first place or even now in response to the critics, the same fellows would have accused Jonathan of naming an obscure institution deliberately to humiliate MKO Abiola.
Imagine this other criticism. It will cost Moshood Abiola University hundreds of millions if not billions of naira to change the institution’s structure and emblems to reflect its new name.
So what? But in truth, it cannot cost as much unless, of course, the academic community have joined public office holders and civil servants in the looting spree of public funds. If on the other hand, it will truly cost as much, is that not money really spent rather than the trillions of naira defrauded in the name of oil subsidy that never was, or police pension, police equipment fund or public pension scheme or the stock exchange scam, all for which the culprits are bluffing round the country?
What prospect does this have for realism? Some June 12 hypocrites dismissed Goodluck Jonathan’s honour for MKO Abiola with the option that only restoration of the June 12 mandate will suffice. At the early stage of the crisis over 18 years ago, that might be the only imperative. But if these same forces of hypocrisy felt so committed, why did they compromise for new elections in 1999, 2003, 2007 and 2011?
For God’s sake, after such elections, how could hypocrites demanding restoration of June 12 mandate be taken seriously? Were June 12 mandate inevitable for the future, why did the confusionists take part in the elections to enable their men become ministers, state governors, senators, members of state and federal houses of representatives?
In law and logic, once you embrace the subject of (especially legal) challenge, you lose all right therein, specifically, insisting on June 12 mandate.
Specifically, on the prospects of reality of regaining the June 12 mandate or otherwise as the only condition of honouring MKO Abiola, Yoruba put it best with an adage. When everybody is contributing five naira flat to a cause, he offers to contribute five hundred naira.
When asked to honour his pledge, he defers for at least a month. Surely, such a fellow is not serious. These are the agitators against the honour conferred on MKO Abiola, the very same opponents, who throughout his campaigns for the elections either never supported MKO Abiola or openly opposed him.
Hence their claim that because Goodluck Jonathan did not follow the procedure in naming the university after MKO Abiola, the honour should be revoked. Fortunately, the government has maintained its decision on Moshood Abiola University. If by error of commission or omission, the procedure was not followed, all a genuine critic will demand is to REGULARISE the procedure and not to deny MKO Abiola his honour.
National Stadium to be named after MKO Abiola instead? That is past history predating Goodluck Jonathan by at least eight years if not longer. Jonathan then offered a higher honour for Abiola. That one we accept. You don’t grudge if your lot improves.
As for the hypocrites plotting to provoke the National Assembly against the alleged usurpation of its powers by President Jonathan in the matter of the new name of Moshood Abiola University of Lagos, Nigerians are waiting for such debate but with one plea.
The proceedings should be broadcast live on radio and television so that the nation can see who are for and against the honour conferred on MKO Abiola.
In this wise, it should be noted after years of public agitation, a Niger Deltan (though as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria) Goodluck Jonathan eventually honoured MKO Abiola by naming a federal university after him.
Not a single Northerner has opposed or even criticized President Jonathan. Similarly, not a single South Easterner or South Southerner of substance has criticized President Jonathan’s good gesture. It is another distinction for MKO Abiola as a prophet not known in his own (part of the) country.
The authorities of Moshood Abiola University, Lagos, were quite in order to close down the institution for a fortnight to cope with the imminent possible crisis and the students must be commended for complying even if after an initial resistance.
After the fortnight, the university authorities must re-open the campus to allow students resume their courses. On return, the students must also allow peace to reign, in the belief that they have made their point. Only the students can provide the necessary environment for instant re-opening of the university after the period of closure.
Any further or indefinite closing down of the institution can only disrupt the current academic session, much to the discomfort of the students, especially if any time spent by the students protesting indefinitely does not convince the university authorities to postpone examinations.
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