This is to inform candidates who took part in the 2nd Batch of 2014/2015
post-UTME Screening Exercise that the list of admitted students have
been released.
Candidates can check their admission status by clicking here
Type in your Username
Enter your Password
Click on "Login"
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Thursday, October 30, 2014
UNILAG I.D. Cards Data Capture Of Students (4th Phase) Announced
The 4th Phase of the process of capturing photographs and signatures of
students for the production of identity cards will commence on Monday,
November 3, 2014 at the Akintunde Ojo Library, UNILAG Main Campus,
Akoka.
The schedule for the data capture is as follows:
DATE: Monday, November 3, 2014
FACULTY: ENGINEERING
LEVEL: 500
TIME: 10 a.m. – 3:00 p.m
DATE: Tuesday, November 4, 2014
FACULTY: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
LEVEL: 500
TIME: 10 a.m. – 3:00 p.m
DATE: Wednesday, November 5, 2014
FACULTY: LAW
LEVEL: 500
TIME: 10 a.m. – 12 noon
DATE: Wednesday, November 5, 2014
FACULTY: COMPUTER SCIENCE
LEVEL: 500
TIME: 12 noon – 3:00 p.m.
DATE: Thursday, November 6, 2014
FACULTY: EDUCATION
LEVEL: 400
TIME: 10 a.m. – 3:00 p.m
DATE: Friday, November 7, 2014
FACULTY: SOCIAL SCIENCES
LEVEL: 400
TIME: 10 a.m. – 3:00 p.m
PLEASE NOTE THAT:
Each student is to bring along his/her 1st Semester, 2013/2014 docket for identification & verification of his/her level.
Security Personnel should report at the venue each day by 7.30am.
The schedule for the data capture is as follows:
DATE: Monday, November 3, 2014
FACULTY: ENGINEERING
LEVEL: 500
TIME: 10 a.m. – 3:00 p.m
DATE: Tuesday, November 4, 2014
FACULTY: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
LEVEL: 500
TIME: 10 a.m. – 3:00 p.m
DATE: Wednesday, November 5, 2014
FACULTY: LAW
LEVEL: 500
TIME: 10 a.m. – 12 noon
DATE: Wednesday, November 5, 2014
FACULTY: COMPUTER SCIENCE
LEVEL: 500
TIME: 12 noon – 3:00 p.m.
DATE: Thursday, November 6, 2014
FACULTY: EDUCATION
LEVEL: 400
TIME: 10 a.m. – 3:00 p.m
DATE: Friday, November 7, 2014
FACULTY: SOCIAL SCIENCES
LEVEL: 400
TIME: 10 a.m. – 3:00 p.m
PLEASE NOTE THAT:
Each student is to bring along his/her 1st Semester, 2013/2014 docket for identification & verification of his/her level.
Security Personnel should report at the venue each day by 7.30am.
UNILAG Notice on Online Generation of Examination Dockets for 2nd Semester 2013/2014
The second semester 2013/2014 academic session examination is scheduled
to commence on Monday, November 17, 2014 in all faculties. Computer
based GST examinations will hold on Monday, November 10 to Wednesday,
November 12, 2014 at designated centres.
As a result, students are to use their matriculation numbers to download and print in colour the examination docket from the University Website, from Wednesday, October 29 to Sunday, November 9, 2014.
The dockets should be submitted to Course Advisers or Heads of Departments for endorsement and subsequent processing. The signed and laminated dockets should be collected from Course Advisers, from Friday, November 7 to Friday, November 14, 2014.
Below is the time-table for the processing of on-line dockets for the Examination:
DATE: Wednesday, October 29 to Sunday, November 9, 2014
PROCESS: Log on: www.unilag.edu.ng to generate e-dockets
VENUE: Website
DATE: Friday, November 7 to Friday, November 14, 2014
PROCESS: Collection of signed and laminated dockets from Course Advisers
VENUE: Departments
As a result, students are to use their matriculation numbers to download and print in colour the examination docket from the University Website, from Wednesday, October 29 to Sunday, November 9, 2014.
The dockets should be submitted to Course Advisers or Heads of Departments for endorsement and subsequent processing. The signed and laminated dockets should be collected from Course Advisers, from Friday, November 7 to Friday, November 14, 2014.
Below is the time-table for the processing of on-line dockets for the Examination:
DATE: Wednesday, October 29 to Sunday, November 9, 2014
PROCESS: Log on: www.unilag.edu.ng to generate e-dockets
VENUE: Website
DATE: Friday, November 7 to Friday, November 14, 2014
PROCESS: Collection of signed and laminated dockets from Course Advisers
VENUE: Departments
OAU Pre-Degree Entrance Exam Results 2014/2015 Released
Results of Pre-degree Entrance Exam (2014/2015 session) have been
released. Candidates should log in to their account to see their
respective results.
To access your result simply click here
Type in your username and password and click on "Login"
CUT-OFF marks for Pre-degree Entrance Exam (2014/2015 Session)
BCP – 43%, CMP – 40%, EGL – 40%, EGM – 40%,
GLR – 40%, GMP – 40%, MGE – 40%
To access your result simply click here
Type in your username and password and click on "Login"
CUT-OFF marks for Pre-degree Entrance Exam (2014/2015 Session)
BCP – 43%, CMP – 40%, EGL – 40%, EGM – 40%,
GLR – 40%, GMP – 40%, MGE – 40%
LASPOTECH ND(F/T) 3rd Batch Admission List 2014/2015 Released
The Polytechnic has release its third batch admission list and its on
notice board at the admission office in the school as well as on the
school website by clicking here.
Select your session (2014/2015)
Type in your UTME Reg. Number
Click "Continue"
Candidates are required to pay acceptance levy of #10000.00 (ten thousand naira) using d bursary numbers on the admission letter,that is within 2 weeks and submit duly completed acceptance form. Candidates are also required to liaise with their heads of departments and school officers immediately for necessary clearance before effecting other payments and registrations.
Failure to complete registration at the department and school(faculty) levels within 2 weeks will lead to the forfeiture of this offer to another deserving candidate.
Select your session (2014/2015)
Type in your UTME Reg. Number
Click "Continue"
Candidates are required to pay acceptance levy of #10000.00 (ten thousand naira) using d bursary numbers on the admission letter,that is within 2 weeks and submit duly completed acceptance form. Candidates are also required to liaise with their heads of departments and school officers immediately for necessary clearance before effecting other payments and registrations.
Failure to complete registration at the department and school(faculty) levels within 2 weeks will lead to the forfeiture of this offer to another deserving candidate.
UNILORIN Admission List 2014/2015 Updated
This is to inform aspirants of University of Ilorin that the admission
list has been updated. that is more names have been added to the list.
Therefore, candidates who could not find their names on the list are advised to check back.
To access the admission checking link simply click here
Meanwhile the registration of freshers has been extended to November 9, 2014.
Therefore, candidates who could not find their names on the list are advised to check back.
To access the admission checking link simply click here
Meanwhile the registration of freshers has been extended to November 9, 2014.
OOU Guidelines on Checking of Admission Status & Payment of Acceptance Fee 2014/2015
This is to inform all aspirants of Olabisi Onabanjo University that they
can check our admission status, pay acceptance fee and process your
registration following the guidelines below;
ONLINE ADMISSION/REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
Log on to www.oouagoiwoye.edu.ng/portal/admission
Click on Check Admission Status to confirm your admission and enter JAMB REGISTRATION NUMBER and use your SURNAME (first login) and click Login
You are required to change your password to your original password (first login).
Click on Print PUTME Receipt and Acceptance Invoice respectively.
Proceed with a printed copy of Acceptance Invoice to any Point Of Sales (POS) terminal in all campuses of Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye to pay the acceptance fee of N40,000.00.
After 24hours of Acceptance Payment login to your homepage and;
Click on Fill Registration Forms
Bio Data Form.
Entry Qualifications.
Other forms as may be required.
After submitting your Bio Data and Entry Qualification Form online Print these forms which include: Verification Form and Bio Data Form respectively.
Click on Print Acceptance Receipt
Proceed to the Academic Affairs Office for your 1st Verification and your Faculty for 2nd Verification
(a)Present to the Registration Officer, the originals and one set of photocopies of the following documents arranged separately in the order shown below:
Verification/Personal Data Form
PUTME Receipt
Acceptance Fee Receipt
UTME Score Result
Post UTME Result
O’level Result
Diploma Result and other entry requirements (for DE Candidates only)
Birth Certificate.
Tax Clearance Certificate OR N10,000.00 Ogun State Tax Receipt
JAMB Admission Letter.
(b) Counter-sign the verification forms at the College/Faculty Offices.
ONLINE ADMISSION/REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
Log on to www.oouagoiwoye.edu.ng/portal/admission
Click on Check Admission Status to confirm your admission and enter JAMB REGISTRATION NUMBER and use your SURNAME (first login) and click Login
You are required to change your password to your original password (first login).
Click on Print PUTME Receipt and Acceptance Invoice respectively.
Proceed with a printed copy of Acceptance Invoice to any Point Of Sales (POS) terminal in all campuses of Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye to pay the acceptance fee of N40,000.00.
After 24hours of Acceptance Payment login to your homepage and;
Click on Fill Registration Forms
Bio Data Form.
Entry Qualifications.
Other forms as may be required.
After submitting your Bio Data and Entry Qualification Form online Print these forms which include: Verification Form and Bio Data Form respectively.
Click on Print Acceptance Receipt
Proceed to the Academic Affairs Office for your 1st Verification and your Faculty for 2nd Verification
(a)Present to the Registration Officer, the originals and one set of photocopies of the following documents arranged separately in the order shown below:
Verification/Personal Data Form
PUTME Receipt
Acceptance Fee Receipt
UTME Score Result
Post UTME Result
O’level Result
Diploma Result and other entry requirements (for DE Candidates only)
Birth Certificate.
Tax Clearance Certificate OR N10,000.00 Ogun State Tax Receipt
JAMB Admission Letter.
(b) Counter-sign the verification forms at the College/Faculty Offices.
NYSC Call-Up Letter Printing for 2014 Batch "C" Prospective Corps Members
Management of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) wishes to inform all
prospective Batch “C” 2014 corps members that the printing of Call-up
Letters has commenced on October 29th, 2014 and will end on November
11th, 2014.
To print the call-up letter click here
click the Print Call-Up Letter link
Login with your registered e-mail address and password
Please note that you can only print your NYSC Call-up letters from the official NYSC portal (portal.nysc.gov.ng, nysc.org.ng or portal.nysc.org.ng).
Any other sites apart from the above are not only illegal but also fake and should be disregarded. Be warned!!!
To print the call-up letter click here
click the Print Call-Up Letter link
Login with your registered e-mail address and password
Please note that you can only print your NYSC Call-up letters from the official NYSC portal (portal.nysc.gov.ng, nysc.org.ng or portal.nysc.org.ng).
Any other sites apart from the above are not only illegal but also fake and should be disregarded. Be warned!!!
UDUSOK Notice on Change of Course for 2014/2015 Post-UTME Candidates
Candidate who have been admitted into the university with a course that
distinct with there choice can apply for a change of course.
Candidate that wishes to apply for change of course can afford the form at any bank within the campus at the sum of N15,000
Candidate would be require to fill in all the necessary information and submit the form to the admission officer.
Candidate that apply for change of course must wait for a period of two to three weeks for approval to be granted and uploading of the new admission.
N.B:
-Don't start Registration before applying for change of course
-Don't apply unless you are qualified for change of course.
Candidate that wishes to apply for change of course can afford the form at any bank within the campus at the sum of N15,000
Candidate would be require to fill in all the necessary information and submit the form to the admission officer.
Candidate that apply for change of course must wait for a period of two to three weeks for approval to be granted and uploading of the new admission.
N.B:
-Don't start Registration before applying for change of course
-Don't apply unless you are qualified for change of course.
UNIZIK Students Produce a Formular 1 Car
Some students of mechanical Engineering in Nnamdi Azikiwe University
recently showcased a race car (a replica of formula 1 cars) Produced by
them.
According to one of the students, Okoyenta Augustus the car took them two years to put together and the cost of materials which were locally sourced was estimated at 400,000. This was done with the help of the department.
The names of the students are;
*Okoyenta Augustus,
*Okeke Chukwuebuka,
*Ofoegbu Kenechukwu,
*Ibekwe Ebeneezer and
*Ezeani Chikeluba.
According to one of the students, Okoyenta Augustus the car took them two years to put together and the cost of materials which were locally sourced was estimated at 400,000. This was done with the help of the department.
The names of the students are;
*Okoyenta Augustus,
*Okeke Chukwuebuka,
*Ofoegbu Kenechukwu,
*Ibekwe Ebeneezer and
*Ezeani Chikeluba.
Fed Poly Ado Post-UTME Result 2014/2015 Released
This is to inform candidates who sat for the 2014/2015 post-UTME
screening exercise of the Federal Polytechnic Ado-ekiti that the result
has been released.
To check your result simply Click here
Enter your eTransact Payment Confirmation details to proceed.
To check your result simply Click here
Enter your eTransact Payment Confirmation details to proceed.
Most Challenging Courses to Study in Nigeria
No course studied in the higher institution seems easy, but some are brutal and can snuff life outta you. However, don't get afraid of them. They're actually interesting. So grab a packet of popcorn as I take you through them.
1. Engineering: the name of this course speaks for itself already. The dudes that study this course eh.....*winks*. It undeniably houses all heavy weight courses in engine faculty like chemical engineering, mechanical, production, petroleum...etc..any guy you see rushing to lecture hall with a punching calculator, they're engine boys o.
2.Medicine: What makes this course challenging, is because you'll be forced to read(jack) like your life depends on the degree of knowledge you obtain from their heavy an bulky textbooks. Some of them actually do go for thanksgiving, when they pass their MBBS exam, that contains Anatomy,physiology and biochem.
3.Biochemistry: people usually think that it's a combination of biology and chemistry. If you're one of such, abeg, it's a wrong impression. You will actually get familiar with Bio molecules and giant Organic structures, that will choke you up. This course requires much logic.
What makes it challenging,is that you'll have to learn a lot within a short duration. Metabolic pathways might seem frustrating atimes...*winks*. Another thing about this course is that their lecturers are always sadists, due to long years of studying brutal carbohydrate and enzyme structures.
4.Chemistry: I call this course the power, because these dudes can mix chemical concoctions of Ammonia and HCL and blow everywhere...chem guys, I dey joke o....Its actually one of the most difficult in physical science, because you'll make friends with differential equation in physical chemistry,which will leave you wondering if you're studying maths or chemical reactions.
5.Pharmacy: Its already obvious.don't know where to begin with this course.It overlaps critical aspect of chemistry. You hear stuffs like pharmacokinetics, drug metabolisms etc.
6.Architecture: the funny thing about this course is that it sounds cool and friendly,but when you get in,you know that not all that glitters are gold. You'll get familiar with geometric drawings,optics and so on, which atimes is usually a pain to the ass.
That's my submission. Any other, you can use the comment box. Thanks.
1. Engineering: the name of this course speaks for itself already. The dudes that study this course eh.....*winks*. It undeniably houses all heavy weight courses in engine faculty like chemical engineering, mechanical, production, petroleum...etc..any guy you see rushing to lecture hall with a punching calculator, they're engine boys o.
2.Medicine: What makes this course challenging, is because you'll be forced to read(jack) like your life depends on the degree of knowledge you obtain from their heavy an bulky textbooks. Some of them actually do go for thanksgiving, when they pass their MBBS exam, that contains Anatomy,physiology and biochem.
3.Biochemistry: people usually think that it's a combination of biology and chemistry. If you're one of such, abeg, it's a wrong impression. You will actually get familiar with Bio molecules and giant Organic structures, that will choke you up. This course requires much logic.
What makes it challenging,is that you'll have to learn a lot within a short duration. Metabolic pathways might seem frustrating atimes...*winks*. Another thing about this course is that their lecturers are always sadists, due to long years of studying brutal carbohydrate and enzyme structures.
4.Chemistry: I call this course the power, because these dudes can mix chemical concoctions of Ammonia and HCL and blow everywhere...chem guys, I dey joke o....Its actually one of the most difficult in physical science, because you'll make friends with differential equation in physical chemistry,which will leave you wondering if you're studying maths or chemical reactions.
5.Pharmacy: Its already obvious.don't know where to begin with this course.It overlaps critical aspect of chemistry. You hear stuffs like pharmacokinetics, drug metabolisms etc.
6.Architecture: the funny thing about this course is that it sounds cool and friendly,but when you get in,you know that not all that glitters are gold. You'll get familiar with geometric drawings,optics and so on, which atimes is usually a pain to the ass.
That's my submission. Any other, you can use the comment box. Thanks.
Auchi Poly Change of Course Form 2014/2015
This is to inform all those who choose Auchi Polytechnic, Auchi as their first choice and sat for the Computer Base Test (CBT) for the 2014/2015 accedemic Session, that change of course form is available for the following departments:
SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN:
1. Fashion Clothing
2. Gneral Art
SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES:
1. Surveying and Geoinformatics.
2. Quantity Surveying.
3. Architectural Technology.
4. Urban and Regional Planning.
5. Building Technology.
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY:
1. Agricultural and Bio-Envioronmental Technology.
2. Chemical Engineering Technology.
SCHOOL OF INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY:
1. Statistics.
SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCES:
1. Polymer Technology.
2. Food Technology.
3. Ceramics Technology.
4. Hospitality Management.
REQUIREMENTS:
1. Candidates must score 150 and above.
2. Candidates must posses 5 credits including Mathematics and English at not more than 2 sittings.
The change of course form can be purchase at Unity bank Auchi, The amount is N1,000 and bank commission of N500.
SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN:
1. Fashion Clothing
2. Gneral Art
SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES:
1. Surveying and Geoinformatics.
2. Quantity Surveying.
3. Architectural Technology.
4. Urban and Regional Planning.
5. Building Technology.
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY:
1. Agricultural and Bio-Envioronmental Technology.
2. Chemical Engineering Technology.
SCHOOL OF INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY:
1. Statistics.
SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCES:
1. Polymer Technology.
2. Food Technology.
3. Ceramics Technology.
4. Hospitality Management.
REQUIREMENTS:
1. Candidates must score 150 and above.
2. Candidates must posses 5 credits including Mathematics and English at not more than 2 sittings.
The change of course form can be purchase at Unity bank Auchi, The amount is N1,000 and bank commission of N500.
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
MAPOLY Medical Screening for Newly Admitted Students Commences
This is to notify the newly admitted students of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic that the the medical screening has commenced.
Meanwhile the proper registration and clearance will commence from NOVEMBER 1st, 2014
NB:THE EARLIER THE BETTER. MAKE HASTE.
Meanwhile the proper registration and clearance will commence from NOVEMBER 1st, 2014
NB:THE EARLIER THE BETTER. MAKE HASTE.
UNIOSUN 2013/2014 & 2014/2015 Academic Calendar Released
This is to inform students of Osun State University especially the newly admitted ones that the institution has rele4ased the academic calendar for 2013/2014 & 2014/2015.
According to the calendar the registration for 2014/2015 newly admitted students will commence November 3rd, 2014.
To view the full schedule of events simply click here
According to the calendar the registration for 2014/2015 newly admitted students will commence November 3rd, 2014.
To view the full schedule of events simply click here
Friday, October 24, 2014
Caleb University Best Graduating Student Emerges
Rita Uzoamaka Aladi a 20-year-old graduate of Caleb University has emerged the overall best graduating student at the fourth convocation ceremony of the institution held recently.
Aladi, earned her degree with a comfortable Cumulative Grade Point Average of 4.80 from the College of Pure and Applied Sciences in the department of Biochemistry.
During an interview she revealed how her parents struggled to see her through school. At a time she even thought of dropping out of school.
“Apart from the financial aspect which is the major challenge, another challenge I had was staying up there, because my Dean do tell me, your CGPA is good, but you have to maintain it, it is not easy maintaining a good grade, but you must work harder if you want to maintain it and to the glory of God that I did,” she added.
She pointed her parents unwavering support as one of her greatest motivations.
Aladi, earned her degree with a comfortable Cumulative Grade Point Average of 4.80 from the College of Pure and Applied Sciences in the department of Biochemistry.
During an interview she revealed how her parents struggled to see her through school. At a time she even thought of dropping out of school.
“Apart from the financial aspect which is the major challenge, another challenge I had was staying up there, because my Dean do tell me, your CGPA is good, but you have to maintain it, it is not easy maintaining a good grade, but you must work harder if you want to maintain it and to the glory of God that I did,” she added.
She pointed her parents unwavering support as one of her greatest motivations.
KASU 3rd Batch Admission List into College of Basic & Remedial Studies 2014/15
This is to inform concerned candidates who applied for admission into Kaduna State University that the third Batch Provisional Admission List has been released.
The list is now available on the school’s notice board.
Candidates are advised to check the School Notice Board
The list is now available on the school’s notice board.
Candidates are advised to check the School Notice Board
OOU Important Notice With Regard to 2013/2014 2nd Semester Examination
Further to the announcement on the postponement of the 2013/2014 Harmattan Examinations for returning students, please be informed of the following procedures at the resumption of examinations on Monday, 27th October, 2014.
Returning students are to collect bursary payment clearance from their Faculty Officers.
They are to show their 2012/2013 ID cards and payment clearance on demand.
Invigilators are to check-in students for examinations on production of the ID cards and the payment clearance.
100 level students are to produce current 2013/2014 ID cards for examinations.
Returning students are to collect bursary payment clearance from their Faculty Officers.
They are to show their 2012/2013 ID cards and payment clearance on demand.
Invigilators are to check-in students for examinations on production of the ID cards and the payment clearance.
100 level students are to produce current 2013/2014 ID cards for examinations.
FUNAI Resumption Date & School Fees Details 2014/2015 Announced
This is to inform all fresh and returning students that resumption date for the 2014/2015 Academic Session is as follows:
Fresh students: Monday, 27th October, 2014 Returning students: Friday, 31St October, 2014, in line with the revised Academic Calendar.
The schedule of fees for new students is as stated
Below:
Account Name: Federal University Ndufu-Alike, Ikwo
Account Number: 1013163988
Fresh students should pay into the above account number at any Zenith Bank branch nearest to them.
To view the schedule of fees for both fresh and returning students simply click here
Fresh students: Monday, 27th October, 2014 Returning students: Friday, 31St October, 2014, in line with the revised Academic Calendar.
The schedule of fees for new students is as stated
Below:
Account Name: Federal University Ndufu-Alike, Ikwo
Account Number: 1013163988
Fresh students should pay into the above account number at any Zenith Bank branch nearest to them.
To view the schedule of fees for both fresh and returning students simply click here
UNIABUJA Postpones Resumption
This is to inform students of the University of Abuja that the senate has reached a consensus and decided that the student should resume on 24th of November.
Meanwhile, 2014/2015 regular aspirants are hereby informed that more names have been uploaded on JAMB website.
candidates can check their admission status by clicking here
Also, the school of Remedial Studies UNIABUJA has released the results of the 2012/2013 session and the 2nd admission list for 2013/2014 session.
The list is also accessible at the Remedial Studies Unit of the institution.
Meanwhile, 2014/2015 regular aspirants are hereby informed that more names have been uploaded on JAMB website.
candidates can check their admission status by clicking here
Also, the school of Remedial Studies UNIABUJA has released the results of the 2012/2013 session and the 2nd admission list for 2013/2014 session.
The list is also accessible at the Remedial Studies Unit of the institution.
OOU Pre-Degree Admissions 2014/2015
This is to inform the general public that:
- Any intending candidate seeking admission into pre-degree programmes of Olabisi Onabanjo, Ago Iwoye can fill the application form online by visiting http://cced.oouagoiwoye.edu.ng/predegree.php
- after filling the form online the candidates are to sent a text message including their application form number to any of the numbers below
- Payment for the form will be effected with other fees on resumption
- The cost of form is eight thousand naira (N8, 000.00) only
- The school fee is one hundred and fifty thousand Naira (N150, 000.00) only
- Hostel accommodation is thirty-one thousand naira (N31,000.00) only (optional)
- Resumption date – Monday, 27th October, 2014
- Lecture commencement date – Monday, 10th November, 2014
- Any intending candidate seeking admission into pre-degree programmes of Olabisi Onabanjo, Ago Iwoye can fill the application form online by visiting http://cced.oouagoiwoye.edu.ng/predegree.php
- after filling the form online the candidates are to sent a text message including their application form number to any of the numbers below
- Payment for the form will be effected with other fees on resumption
- The cost of form is eight thousand naira (N8, 000.00) only
- The school fee is one hundred and fifty thousand Naira (N150, 000.00) only
- Hostel accommodation is thirty-one thousand naira (N31,000.00) only (optional)
- Resumption date – Monday, 27th October, 2014
- Lecture commencement date – Monday, 10th November, 2014
NYSC Members To Receive Daily Feeding Allowance
FG has announced that corp members will now receive N500 daily feeding allowance.
LEADERSHIP reports that the Director General of the National Youth Service Corps, Johnson Bamidele
Olawumi made this known during the House of Representatives committee hearing on the N4,000 compulsory online registration fee for all corp members which obviously did not go down well with a lot of Nigerians.
LEADERSHIP reports that the Director General of the National Youth Service Corps, Johnson Bamidele
Olawumi made this known during the House of Representatives committee hearing on the N4,000 compulsory online registration fee for all corp members which obviously did not go down well with a lot of Nigerians.
BREAKING NEWS: Bomb blast rocks bus station in Bauchi
A large explosion has rocked a bus station in a northern region of Nigeria previously targeted by Boko Haram, witnesses said, in what appeared to be the latest crack in the government’s purported ceasefire with the armed group.
“We had a huge blast at exactly 9:45pm (20:45 GMT)… We realised it had come from the bus station,” said Musa Babale, a resident of the town of Azare in Bauchi state where the blast occurred on Wednesday.
“The whole place was a mess,” he added, in an account supported by several others.
Last Saturday, Nigeria claimed to have reached a deal with the armed rebel group, but continued violence following the agreements raised doubts about the purported breakthrough.
“We had a huge blast at exactly 9:45pm (20:45 GMT)… We realised it had come from the bus station,” said Musa Babale, a resident of the town of Azare in Bauchi state where the blast occurred on Wednesday.
“The whole place was a mess,” he added, in an account supported by several others.
Last Saturday, Nigeria claimed to have reached a deal with the armed rebel group, but continued violence following the agreements raised doubts about the purported breakthrough.
HOT Female Gym Teacher Caught With Young Student INSIDE CATHOLIC SCHOOL
The 24-year-old Catholic school teacher from Staten Island has been charged with 30 counts of statutory rape and four of criminal sexual acts for her relationship with a 16-year-old student, which happened between October 2013 and January 2014.
Mahoney, who was the assistant athletic director and assistant girls’ basketball coach at Moore Catholic High School, began a months-long affair when she offered to give the teen a little extra help with basketball.
She and the student engaged in sex at least twice a week, and oral sex several times a month, according to police.
The tryst came to a sudden end when the teen’s ex-girlfriend called the police after spotting Mahoney and the student eating out at a local pizza parlor. The student had also bragged about his conquests to his friends.
When officials informed the school in January, Mahoney promptly resigned from her job and Moore reportedly expelled the student.
Mahoney has since been released without bail until her trial date can be scheduled.
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Bomb Blast Hits St. Charles Catholic Church
A bomb blast has been reported in Kano. This happened hours after Kano state Police Command averted a bomb blast that would have also claimed so many innocent people’s lives.
We hear that the bomb blast killed five worshipers, Eight others, including security men were injured.
We hear that the bomb blast killed five worshipers, Eight others, including security men were injured.
University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowships for International Students
The University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowships (UMGF) are merit-based awards that are offered and open to international students.
All applicants must be those who will be registered as full-time graduate students (Masters or Ph.D.) at the University of Manitoba regardless of nationality or discipline.
Citizens of ANY country (nationality / citizenship) are eligible to apply
Students are eligible to receive the UMGF for the first 24 months of their Master’s program and the first 48 months of their PhD program.
Total maximum UMGF support for any individual graduate student is 48 months.
The value of these fellowships, over a 12 month period, is $18,000 (Ph.D.) and is $14,000 (Master’s).
CRITERIA
Students with a minimum GPA of 3.75 (above B+) at a recognized university based on a Bachelor, Masters, Graduate Diploma or a Doctoral degree. Please use admissions criteria in calculating GPA, i.e., last 60 credit hours or equivalent.
All students regardless of citizenship are eligible to apply.
The specific eligibility criteria of Departments may differ, please endeavor to know that of the department you are applying to. It is necessary to meet the specific eligibility criteria set by the Department/Faculty, if any.
HOW TO APPLY
You can no longer download application forms for the UMGF and MGS from the "Graduate Award & Scholarship Forms" page. The UMGF competition is now being administered by the various departments / units. Thus, check with your department / faculty for details on how to be considered for a UMGF.
Students who are eligible for the UMGF will also have their name entered into the MGS competition.
It is important to visit the official website (link to it is below) for complete information on how to apply.
DEADLINE
Application forms for this award are obtainable from your department / faculty. Deadline dates vary per faculty.
PLEASE NOTE:If you wish to apply for this fellowships, please write the department you are applying to and request that they forward an application form.
The chances of receiving an award can vary greatly from year to year. The applicant pool changes each year and the number of awards given out can also vary. Students are encouraged to apply for all awards for which they meet the application criteria. After all, you don’t have a chance of being awarded funding if you don’t apply
CONTACT
Check the program details and contact information of each department here.
RGS-IBG Scholarship Grants in Geography and Environmental Studies for Undergraduate, Masters and PhD Students
The Royal Geographical Society, RGS, provides several scholarship grants to support undergraduate, Masters and PhD students in universities undertaking research.
Through it’s activities in the UK and across the world The Geographical Society promote, support and enhance geographical research, education, fieldwork and expeditions, public engagement, knowledge transfer to policy, and the professional accreditation of geographers, as well as holding one of the world’s pre-eminent geographical collections that spans over 500 years of discovery and geographical science.
CRITERIA
Membership is open to anyone with an interest and enthusiasm for the world’s peoples, places and environments.
The society welcomes new members and Fellows with a wide range of backgrounds and interests.
The Society offers scholarship Grants for students, graduates, early career and established researchers working in a variety of environments in the field or in desk based studies.
LIST OF AWARDS
Geographical Fieldwork Grants
The Geographical Fieldwork Grant is the Society’s longest running grant scheme. Every year, RGS help between 40 to 50 teams of students and researchers get into the field.
Several grants are available up to £3,000.
Deadline: 18 January (each year)
Dudley Stamp Memorial Award
Offers a number of small grants (up to £500) for PhD students or postdoctoral researchers in the early stages of their careers to assist them in research or study travel leading to the advancement of geography and to international cooperation in the study of geography. Preference will be given to research that leads to the advancement of geography and to international co-operation in the study of the subject.
Deadline: 22 February (each year)
The Slawson Awards
The Society (with IBG) offers two to three awards annually, each between £1,000-£3,000, for PhD students intending to carry out geographical field research.
The awards support geographical fieldwork involving development issues with a high social and economic value.
Deadline: 22 February (each year)
Frederick Soddy Award
The Frederick Soddy Postgraduate Award provides up to £6000 to support a PhD student/group of PhD students carrying out fieldwork/research on ‘the study of the social, economic, and cultural life of a region’ -anywhere in the world.
Deadline: 22 February (each year)
Geographical Club Award
The Club provides £1,000 to support a postgraduate student (Masters or PhD) undertaking geographical fieldwork or other forms of data collection in the UK or overseas to advance geographical knowledge or understanding.
No restrictions are placed on research topic or location.
Deadline: 23 November (each year)
Henrietta Hutton Research Grants
The Society offers two grants of £500 each annually.
The Henrietta Hutton Memorial Fund offers research grants to female undergraduate or postgraduate students who are under 25 years of age and intend to undertake field research overseas as an individual or as part of a team. The field research must last longer than four weeks, but does not have to be connected to the student’s academic studies.
Deadline: 18 January (each year)
RGS-IBG Postgraduate Research Awards
The Society offers eight awards of £2,000 annually for PhD students undertaking fieldwork / data collection. These awards, offered to individuals, aim to help students establish themselves in their particular field.
Awards are offered in each of the following areas:
Physical environment
Conservation / Sustainability
Society / Economy.
Deadline: 23 November (each year)
Monica Cole Research Grant
The Grant offers £1,000 each year to a female physical geographer undergraduate or postgraduate student undertaking original fieldwork overseas.
Deadline: 18 January (each year)
Hong Kong Research Grant
The Society offers a single annual £2,500 research grant to a postgraduate student of any nationality who intends to undertake geographical research in the Greater China region (People’s Republic of China, Taiwan, Macau SAR and Hong Kong SAR).
Deadline: 23 November (each year)
CONTACT
Royal Geographical Society (with the Institute of British Geographers)
1 Kensington Gore,
London, SW7 2AR
General Enquiries
+44 (0)20 7591 3000 | Fax
+44 (0)20 7591 3001
CLICK HERE TO VISIT SCHOLARSHIP WEBSITE
Through it’s activities in the UK and across the world The Geographical Society promote, support and enhance geographical research, education, fieldwork and expeditions, public engagement, knowledge transfer to policy, and the professional accreditation of geographers, as well as holding one of the world’s pre-eminent geographical collections that spans over 500 years of discovery and geographical science.
CRITERIA
Membership is open to anyone with an interest and enthusiasm for the world’s peoples, places and environments.
The society welcomes new members and Fellows with a wide range of backgrounds and interests.
The Society offers scholarship Grants for students, graduates, early career and established researchers working in a variety of environments in the field or in desk based studies.
LIST OF AWARDS
Geographical Fieldwork Grants
The Geographical Fieldwork Grant is the Society’s longest running grant scheme. Every year, RGS help between 40 to 50 teams of students and researchers get into the field.
Several grants are available up to £3,000.
Deadline: 18 January (each year)
Dudley Stamp Memorial Award
Offers a number of small grants (up to £500) for PhD students or postdoctoral researchers in the early stages of their careers to assist them in research or study travel leading to the advancement of geography and to international cooperation in the study of geography. Preference will be given to research that leads to the advancement of geography and to international co-operation in the study of the subject.
Deadline: 22 February (each year)
The Slawson Awards
The Society (with IBG) offers two to three awards annually, each between £1,000-£3,000, for PhD students intending to carry out geographical field research.
The awards support geographical fieldwork involving development issues with a high social and economic value.
Deadline: 22 February (each year)
Frederick Soddy Award
The Frederick Soddy Postgraduate Award provides up to £6000 to support a PhD student/group of PhD students carrying out fieldwork/research on ‘the study of the social, economic, and cultural life of a region’ -anywhere in the world.
Deadline: 22 February (each year)
Geographical Club Award
The Club provides £1,000 to support a postgraduate student (Masters or PhD) undertaking geographical fieldwork or other forms of data collection in the UK or overseas to advance geographical knowledge or understanding.
No restrictions are placed on research topic or location.
Deadline: 23 November (each year)
Henrietta Hutton Research Grants
The Society offers two grants of £500 each annually.
The Henrietta Hutton Memorial Fund offers research grants to female undergraduate or postgraduate students who are under 25 years of age and intend to undertake field research overseas as an individual or as part of a team. The field research must last longer than four weeks, but does not have to be connected to the student’s academic studies.
Deadline: 18 January (each year)
RGS-IBG Postgraduate Research Awards
The Society offers eight awards of £2,000 annually for PhD students undertaking fieldwork / data collection. These awards, offered to individuals, aim to help students establish themselves in their particular field.
Awards are offered in each of the following areas:
Physical environment
Conservation / Sustainability
Society / Economy.
Deadline: 23 November (each year)
Monica Cole Research Grant
The Grant offers £1,000 each year to a female physical geographer undergraduate or postgraduate student undertaking original fieldwork overseas.
Deadline: 18 January (each year)
Hong Kong Research Grant
The Society offers a single annual £2,500 research grant to a postgraduate student of any nationality who intends to undertake geographical research in the Greater China region (People’s Republic of China, Taiwan, Macau SAR and Hong Kong SAR).
Deadline: 23 November (each year)
CONTACT
Royal Geographical Society (with the Institute of British Geographers)
1 Kensington Gore,
London, SW7 2AR
General Enquiries
+44 (0)20 7591 3000 | Fax
+44 (0)20 7591 3001
CLICK HERE TO VISIT SCHOLARSHIP WEBSITE
International Peace Scholarships to Study in USA and Canada for Women and Female Students
P.E.O. International Peace Scholarships (IPS) are awarded every year to women who are citizens of countries other than the United States or Canada for graduate study in a degree program offered in schools in the United States and Canada.
Members of P.E.O. believe that education is fundamental to world peace and understanding and aims to help qualified women who desire higher education and are in need of financial assistance.
The PEO IPS fund is a program of women helping women reach for the stars. The IPS fund will provide scholarships for selected women from other countries for graduate study in the United States and Canada.
The scholarship is for the whole duration of the applicant's study program
The maximum amount awarded to a student is $10,000. Lesser amounts may be awarded according to individual needs.
The scholarship is based upon demonstrated financial need; however, the award is not intended to cover all academic or personal expenses. At the time of application, the applicant is required to confirm additional financial resources adequate to meet her estimated expenses. Additional resources may include personal and family funds, tuition waivers, work scholarships, teaching assistantships, study grants and other scholarships.
Awards are announced in may. The amount of the scholarship will be divided into two payments to be distributed in August and December
Citizens of ALL countries (EXCEPT the USA and Canada) can apply
CRITERIA
An applicant must be qualified for admission to full-time graduate study and working toward a graduate degree in an accredited college or university in the United States or Canada. Applicant must not be enrolled at time of application.
A copy of the applicant’s confirmation of admission must be received by the P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship office by April 1 in order to complete the application. This notice must specify the graduate degree program. No consideration will be given to applicants lacking evidence of admission.
Please note these restrictions:
A student who is a citizen or permanent resident of the United States or Canada is not eligible.
Scholarships are not given for research, internships, or for practical training unless it is combined with coursework.
Awards are not to be used to pay past debts.
In order to qualify for her first scholarship, an applicant must have a full year of coursework remaining, be enrolled and in residence for the entire school year.
Doctoral students who have completed coursework and are working only on dissertations are not eligible as first-time applicants.
International students attending cottey college are eligible to apply for a scholarship.
HOW TO APPLY
You may obtain information on the International Peace Scholarship program from the P.E.O. Executive Office or from the official website (link to it is below).
Eligibility must be established before application material is made available. To determine eligibility, complete the Eligibility Form and submit within the stipulated time (between September 15 and December 15 for 2015/2016 session). Eligibility information and application deadlines can be found at any time on the P.E.O. website.
Information concerning admission to cottey college may be obtained by writing to the coordinator of Admissions, Cottey College, Nevada, Missouri 64772, or visit them at cottey.edu.
It is important to visit the official website (link to it is below) for complete information on how to apply.
The important dates are as below:
September 15, 2014 - IPS begins to accept Eligibility Forms
December 15, 2014 - Last day to submit Eligibility Forms
March 1, 2015 - Last day to submit completed application materials from applicants already enrolled in the graduate program and school for which their scholarship is intended
April 1, 2015 - Last day to submit completed application materials from applicants not yet enrolled in the graduate program or school for which the scholarship is intended
Last day to submit completed application materials for applicants who will be attending Cottey College
May 2015 - Notification of scholarship awards
June 1, 2015 - Last day for students to accept IPS scholarships
PLEASE NOTE:
If eligible, an applicant will be required to complete and sign a document promising to return to her home country or to a location outside the United States or Canada within sixty (60) days, depending on her visa status, upon completion of her degree program(s) or Optional Practical Training (OPT).
It is very essential to note that the Eligibility forms will NOT be accepted before September 15 or after December 15.
Each applicant has 60 days from the date her eligibility form is approved to submit her completed application material. The material includes the Application Form, Personal Statement (or Progress Report for renewals), Educational/Employment Resume, Recommendations and the Return Travel Guarantee Form. These may all be downloaded from the official website (link to it is below).
Awards are announced in may. The amount of the scholarship will be divided into two payments to be distributed in August and December
The P.E.O. IPS Fund was established in 1949 to provide scholarships for international women students to pursue graduate study in the United States and Canada.
DEADLINE
The deadline date to submit Eligibility Form is 15th December 2014; while that to submit completed application materials from enrolled and unenrolled applicants is 1 March 2015 and 1 April 2015 respectively.
CLICK HERE TO VISIT SCHOLARSHIP WEBSITE
2015 MasterCard Scholarship Program at Wellesley USA for Undergraduate Africans
MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program, as part of the U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon’s new initiative, Education First, seeks to ensure all children have access to quality, relevant, and inclusive education. The U.N. recognized the Scholars Program as an innovative model for educating young people and encouraging citizenship.
As part of the Scholars Program, Wellesley will provide nine (9) African women with comprehensive support that includes scholarships, mentoring, counseling, and internship opportunities.
Scholars at Wellesley will build experiences, values, and competencies that are critical to success in the global economy, and that enable them to give back to their communities and home countries. The students will arrive in groups of three students each year beginning Fall 2013.
Citizens of developing countries –particularly Africa can apply
This is a FULL award covering the whole duration of the program
Comprehensive support that includes scholarships, mentoring, counseling, and internship opportunities.
Scholars at Wellesley will build experiences, values, and competencies that are critical to success in the global economy, and that enable them to give back to their communities and home countries.
The program also includes a partnership with African Leadership Academy to develop an African-based careers network for scholars to access internships and jobs across the continent.
CRITERIA
Applicants must be talented, economically-disadvantaged students from developing countries – particularly from Africa; who are ready to learn and to make a difference in their communities, their countries, and their continent.
Wellesley will identify and select young students from economically disadvantaged communities who have demonstrated the following attributes: Academic Talent, Commitment to Giving Back AND Potential to Lead.
Women from all over the world come to Wellesley in pursuit of an outstanding university-level education.
HOW TO APPLY
applicants to Wellesley, who apply for financial aid and meet the criteria for The MasterCard Foundation Scholarship Program, will be considered for the Scholarship. You do not need to complete additional forms or take additional steps at this time.
Summarized below are the three “must have” items that admission staff need from all first-year applicants:
Take Standardized Tests and Submit Scores.
Wellesley requires that all first-year applicants take the SAT Reasoning plus two SAT Subject Tests, Or the ACT with Writing. Please request that the official score reports be sent to Wellesley. You may either list Wellesley on the test registration form or ask your guidance counselor for an additional Report Request Form.
Wellesley also strongly recommends that students for whom English is not their first language and who have been studying in English for less than five years take the TOEFL®. Please let the admission staff know the date you took or will take the exam. All exams must be completed by the stated application deadline for your decision plan.
Complete and Submit the Common Application
You must use the Common Application to apply to Wellesley College. Go to: www.commonapp.org. It’s free to apply to Wellesley through the Common App. Wellesley does not have an application fee, as we want everyone, regardless of ability to pay, to feel they can apply.
You may use the Common Application to apply to multiple schools. To do so, you will need to submit a separate application to each school individually. It’s easy to do. Please note that schools will refer to you by the name you list as your "preferred name" on the Common Application.
On the Common App, complete the following:
Write one personal essay - This essay is important, as it provides you with an excellent opportunity for reflection and for communicating to colleges what they should know about you.
Indicate your decision plan - Indicate your chosen decision plan for each school you apply to. Wellesley's decision plans include: Early Decision (binding): deadline November 1; *Early Evaluation (nonbinding): deadline January 1; Regular Decision: January 15.
*On the Common App, specify Regular Decision. You will then be asked if you want the Early Evaluation Option, whereby Wellesley will provide you with an early indication of your changes for admission.
Answer college-specific questions
Complete the Wellesley-specific essay
Submit Required Credentials
The deadlines for submitting credentials vary, depending upon the decision plan you choose. Communicate deadlines with your guidance counselors and the teachers who will be writing your recommendations and reports.
About Your Essay
At Wellesley, typically three members of the Board of Admission read your application. Your goal should be to make members of the Board of Admission feel as though they’re sitting down at the table together to discuss your interests and aspirations.
Let the Board of Admission discover…
More about you as a person.
The side of you not shown by SATs and grades.
Your history, attitudes, interests, and creativity.
Your values and goals—what sets you apart.
The bottom line is that the admission staff are interested in discovering who you are and how you think, and in assisting you through this process.
It is important to visit the official site (via link below) for complete information on how to apply and supporting documents required of you in order for Wellesley to consider your application.
DEADLINE
Applications usually start around September/November and closes around January/February.
All application forms and required credentials must be received no later than January 15 of the year in which you are seeking entrance. Please see the Admission Application Deadlines for current deadlines.
PLEASE NOTE:
The MasterCard Foundation advances microfinance and youth learning to promote financial inclusion and prosperity. MasterCard Foundation is an independent, private foundation based in Toronto, Canada, established through the generosity of MasterCard Worldwide at the time of the company’s initial public offering in 2006.
Since 1875, Wellesley College has been a leader in providing excellent liberal arts education for women who will make a difference in the world. Its 500-acre campus near Boston is home to 2,400 undergraduate students from all 50 states and 75 countries.
Wellesley College was one of ten higher education institutions to partner with The MasterCard Foundation as it launched its $500 million education initiative to provide talented, economically-disadvantaged students from developing countries – particularly from Africa – with comprehensive support for quality and relevant secondary and university education.
In addition to Wellesley College, the network includes: American University of Beirut – Faculty of Health Sciences, Arizona State University, Ashesi University, Duke University, EARTH University, Michigan State University, Stanford University, and University of California – Berkeley.
CLICK HERE TO VISIT SCHOLARSHIP WEBSITE
As part of the Scholars Program, Wellesley will provide nine (9) African women with comprehensive support that includes scholarships, mentoring, counseling, and internship opportunities.
Scholars at Wellesley will build experiences, values, and competencies that are critical to success in the global economy, and that enable them to give back to their communities and home countries. The students will arrive in groups of three students each year beginning Fall 2013.
Citizens of developing countries –particularly Africa can apply
This is a FULL award covering the whole duration of the program
Comprehensive support that includes scholarships, mentoring, counseling, and internship opportunities.
Scholars at Wellesley will build experiences, values, and competencies that are critical to success in the global economy, and that enable them to give back to their communities and home countries.
The program also includes a partnership with African Leadership Academy to develop an African-based careers network for scholars to access internships and jobs across the continent.
CRITERIA
Applicants must be talented, economically-disadvantaged students from developing countries – particularly from Africa; who are ready to learn and to make a difference in their communities, their countries, and their continent.
Wellesley will identify and select young students from economically disadvantaged communities who have demonstrated the following attributes: Academic Talent, Commitment to Giving Back AND Potential to Lead.
Women from all over the world come to Wellesley in pursuit of an outstanding university-level education.
HOW TO APPLY
applicants to Wellesley, who apply for financial aid and meet the criteria for The MasterCard Foundation Scholarship Program, will be considered for the Scholarship. You do not need to complete additional forms or take additional steps at this time.
Summarized below are the three “must have” items that admission staff need from all first-year applicants:
Take Standardized Tests and Submit Scores.
Wellesley requires that all first-year applicants take the SAT Reasoning plus two SAT Subject Tests, Or the ACT with Writing. Please request that the official score reports be sent to Wellesley. You may either list Wellesley on the test registration form or ask your guidance counselor for an additional Report Request Form.
Wellesley also strongly recommends that students for whom English is not their first language and who have been studying in English for less than five years take the TOEFL®. Please let the admission staff know the date you took or will take the exam. All exams must be completed by the stated application deadline for your decision plan.
Complete and Submit the Common Application
You must use the Common Application to apply to Wellesley College. Go to: www.commonapp.org. It’s free to apply to Wellesley through the Common App. Wellesley does not have an application fee, as we want everyone, regardless of ability to pay, to feel they can apply.
You may use the Common Application to apply to multiple schools. To do so, you will need to submit a separate application to each school individually. It’s easy to do. Please note that schools will refer to you by the name you list as your "preferred name" on the Common Application.
On the Common App, complete the following:
Write one personal essay - This essay is important, as it provides you with an excellent opportunity for reflection and for communicating to colleges what they should know about you.
Indicate your decision plan - Indicate your chosen decision plan for each school you apply to. Wellesley's decision plans include: Early Decision (binding): deadline November 1; *Early Evaluation (nonbinding): deadline January 1; Regular Decision: January 15.
*On the Common App, specify Regular Decision. You will then be asked if you want the Early Evaluation Option, whereby Wellesley will provide you with an early indication of your changes for admission.
Answer college-specific questions
Complete the Wellesley-specific essay
Submit Required Credentials
The deadlines for submitting credentials vary, depending upon the decision plan you choose. Communicate deadlines with your guidance counselors and the teachers who will be writing your recommendations and reports.
About Your Essay
At Wellesley, typically three members of the Board of Admission read your application. Your goal should be to make members of the Board of Admission feel as though they’re sitting down at the table together to discuss your interests and aspirations.
Let the Board of Admission discover…
More about you as a person.
The side of you not shown by SATs and grades.
Your history, attitudes, interests, and creativity.
Your values and goals—what sets you apart.
The bottom line is that the admission staff are interested in discovering who you are and how you think, and in assisting you through this process.
It is important to visit the official site (via link below) for complete information on how to apply and supporting documents required of you in order for Wellesley to consider your application.
DEADLINE
Applications usually start around September/November and closes around January/February.
All application forms and required credentials must be received no later than January 15 of the year in which you are seeking entrance. Please see the Admission Application Deadlines for current deadlines.
PLEASE NOTE:
The MasterCard Foundation advances microfinance and youth learning to promote financial inclusion and prosperity. MasterCard Foundation is an independent, private foundation based in Toronto, Canada, established through the generosity of MasterCard Worldwide at the time of the company’s initial public offering in 2006.
Since 1875, Wellesley College has been a leader in providing excellent liberal arts education for women who will make a difference in the world. Its 500-acre campus near Boston is home to 2,400 undergraduate students from all 50 states and 75 countries.
Wellesley College was one of ten higher education institutions to partner with The MasterCard Foundation as it launched its $500 million education initiative to provide talented, economically-disadvantaged students from developing countries – particularly from Africa – with comprehensive support for quality and relevant secondary and university education.
In addition to Wellesley College, the network includes: American University of Beirut – Faculty of Health Sciences, Arizona State University, Ashesi University, Duke University, EARTH University, Michigan State University, Stanford University, and University of California – Berkeley.
CLICK HERE TO VISIT SCHOLARSHIP WEBSITE
ANSU Supplementary Admission 2014/2015 Announced
The following courses are available for candidates seeking supplementary admission into first degree programmes of Anambra State University.
The candidates who applied for admission through JAMB must have scored 180 and above in the 2014 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination with a minimum of five credits including English and Mathematics (in most cases).
The Candidates must pay ten thousand Naira only (N 10,000.00) in the following banks- Ecobank, Fidelity Bank, Zenith Bank and obtain Bank teller and collect the supplementary forms in the Admissions Office, Uli Campus.
Departments
Industrial Physics
Computer Science
Statistics
Mathematics
Geology
Pure and Industrial Chemistry
Crop Science and Horticulture
Agricultural Economics and Extension
Soil Science
Animal Science
Urban and Regional Planning
Environmental Management
Science Education
Education and Mathematics
Education and Physics
Computer Science Education
Education and Chemistry
Integrated Science Education
Education and Biology
Religion
Theatre Arts
Music
Igbo
Arts and Social Science Education
Education and Igbo
Human Kinetics
The Candidates are advised to complete and submit their application forms for Supplementary
Admission on or before Friday 14th November, 2014.
O.R.A. OKECIIUKWU, fcai
Ag. Registrar
The candidates who applied for admission through JAMB must have scored 180 and above in the 2014 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination with a minimum of five credits including English and Mathematics (in most cases).
The Candidates must pay ten thousand Naira only (N 10,000.00) in the following banks- Ecobank, Fidelity Bank, Zenith Bank and obtain Bank teller and collect the supplementary forms in the Admissions Office, Uli Campus.
Departments
Industrial Physics
Computer Science
Statistics
Mathematics
Geology
Pure and Industrial Chemistry
Crop Science and Horticulture
Agricultural Economics and Extension
Soil Science
Animal Science
Urban and Regional Planning
Environmental Management
Science Education
Education and Mathematics
Education and Physics
Computer Science Education
Education and Chemistry
Integrated Science Education
Education and Biology
Religion
Theatre Arts
Music
Igbo
Arts and Social Science Education
Education and Igbo
Human Kinetics
The Candidates are advised to complete and submit their application forms for Supplementary
Admission on or before Friday 14th November, 2014.
O.R.A. OKECIIUKWU, fcai
Ag. Registrar
Kwara Poly 1st Batch Admission List (HND&ND) 2014/2015 Released
This is to inform 2014/2015 aspirants of Kwara state Polytechnic that the institution has released its first batch of Admission list for both HND and ND programmes.
The List is available now online.
Candidates can access the list directly now simply by clicking here
The List is available now online.
Candidates can access the list directly now simply by clicking here
UNIJOS Merit Admission List 2014/2015 Released
The University of Jos has released provisional admission into her various undergraduate programmes for the 2014/2015 Academic Session.
Candidates can check their admission status now by clicking here
Type in your JAMB Reg. Number
Enter your full name
Click on "Find Details"
Candidates can check their admission status now by clicking here
Type in your JAMB Reg. Number
Enter your full name
Click on "Find Details"
RSUST Fresh Students Clearance Requirements 2014/2015
The newly admitted students of the rivers state university of science and technology are on this note informed to come for clearance with the originals and photocopies of the following documents;
1. O,level certificate(1 and 2) if any.
2. Birth certificate/oath of age declaration.
3. Affidavit of good conduct.
4. Affidavit of non-membership of cult.
5. Guarantor's letter. 6. Acceptance fee letter.
7. Jamb result slip.
8. Jamb provisional admission letter.
9. L.G.A Identification letter.
1. O,level certificate(1 and 2) if any.
2. Birth certificate/oath of age declaration.
3. Affidavit of good conduct.
4. Affidavit of non-membership of cult.
5. Guarantor's letter. 6. Acceptance fee letter.
7. Jamb result slip.
8. Jamb provisional admission letter.
9. L.G.A Identification letter.
Azonto's Fuse ODG Wins Award For “Best African Act”(MOBOs)
Famous Ghanaian singer, Fuse ODG beats the Nominees for the ‘Best African Act” category which includes
Davido, Wizkid, Afrikan Boy and Mista
Silva to win the award.
Fuse ODG, who won this same award last year, creates a record of being the first African to win the award
twice in a row!
UNIMAID Final Year Students Arrested for Car Theft
Mari Paul Dirkwa, A final year student of Business Education at the University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) was recently arrested in Maiduguri for car stealing.
The 29-year –old suspect according to the Borno Police Commissioner, Mr. Clement Adoda, was arrested on the 28th of September following a tip off.
Mari who was said to have stolen 6 cars was caught while trying to steal another car.
In his confession Mari, said he was pushed by greed.
“It was selfishness and greed. Each time I stole a car and sold it, I got a lot of money and I felt like stealing another car again,"
"It is greed and I regret my action.
"I promise I won't do it again when I get off this case,” he said in a sober tone, asking his family for forgiveness." he said.
The 29-year –old suspect according to the Borno Police Commissioner, Mr. Clement Adoda, was arrested on the 28th of September following a tip off.
Mari who was said to have stolen 6 cars was caught while trying to steal another car.
In his confession Mari, said he was pushed by greed.
“It was selfishness and greed. Each time I stole a car and sold it, I got a lot of money and I felt like stealing another car again,"
"It is greed and I regret my action.
"I promise I won't do it again when I get off this case,” he said in a sober tone, asking his family for forgiveness." he said.
Gov Fayose shuts down fuel stations in Ekiti
Barely a week after assuming office as governor of Ekiti state, Ayo Fayose yesterday October 22nd shut down a fuel station belonging to the Ekiti state House of Assembly speaker, Dr Adewale Omirin, and a few others saying that the fuel stations posed environmental hazard to where they were located.
Reacting to the closure of his filling station, the Speaker said the governor was only out to victimize him for not defecting from his political party, APC to the PDP which Fayose belongs to. Continue..
"Hon. Joseph Olugbemi had told me two days after the governor’s inauguration that he (the governor) had made up his mind to close my filling station over refusal to join PDP. Olugbemi defected to PDP on the day Governor Fayose was inaugurated. I had earlier told the governor that in the interest of Ekiti people, the House of Assembly would work with him to deliver dividends of democracy to the good people of Ekiti State.
"I called the governor to confirm what the honorable member told me about the plan to close my filling station. He denied having such plans, swearing that he would not engage in victimization of his opponents. But only yesterday the governor ordered the closure of the filling station, citing environmental reasons,” the Speaker explained.
But in a swift reaction, the Chief Press Secretary of Governor Fayose, Idowu Adelusi, dismissed the speakers claims, saying that the reason for closing the fuel stations was environmentally related
Reacting to the closure of his filling station, the Speaker said the governor was only out to victimize him for not defecting from his political party, APC to the PDP which Fayose belongs to. Continue..
"Hon. Joseph Olugbemi had told me two days after the governor’s inauguration that he (the governor) had made up his mind to close my filling station over refusal to join PDP. Olugbemi defected to PDP on the day Governor Fayose was inaugurated. I had earlier told the governor that in the interest of Ekiti people, the House of Assembly would work with him to deliver dividends of democracy to the good people of Ekiti State.
"I called the governor to confirm what the honorable member told me about the plan to close my filling station. He denied having such plans, swearing that he would not engage in victimization of his opponents. But only yesterday the governor ordered the closure of the filling station, citing environmental reasons,” the Speaker explained.
But in a swift reaction, the Chief Press Secretary of Governor Fayose, Idowu Adelusi, dismissed the speakers claims, saying that the reason for closing the fuel stations was environmentally related
Auchi Poly Admission List (ND) 2014/2015 Now Out on School Website
This is to inform 2014/2015 ND aspirants of Federal Polytechnic, Auchi that the admission list can now be accessed online.
Candidates can access the list now simply by clicking here
Select your programme of study
Enter your department
Enter your course of study
Click on "Check admission list"
Candidates whose names appear on the list are advised to print their admission notification by clicking here
Candidates can access the list now simply by clicking here
Select your programme of study
Enter your department
Enter your course of study
Click on "Check admission list"
Candidates whose names appear on the list are advised to print their admission notification by clicking here
Wetin hin dey Think : Nigerian man arrested for jumping White House fence
A Nigerian man based in Maryland, Dominic Adesanya, has been arrested after jumping the White House Fence. According to police reports, around 7.15pm yesterday Wednesday October 22nd, Adesanya, 23, climbed the fence on the North Lawn of the building and got about 20 yards past the fence before he was taken down by Secret Service and dogs.
He's currently in police custody but is being treated in a hospital for injuries he sustained during the encounter. He was attacked by K.9 dogs
The White House was on a lock-down for about two hours after Adesanya jumped the fence. President Obama was said to be in the White House at the time of the incident. Police also said Adesanya was not armed...but he's still in big trouble.
He's currently in police custody but is being treated in a hospital for injuries he sustained during the encounter. He was attacked by K.9 dogs
The White House was on a lock-down for about two hours after Adesanya jumped the fence. President Obama was said to be in the White House at the time of the incident. Police also said Adesanya was not armed...but he's still in big trouble.
N4,000 for the online registration for NYSC endorsed
THE House of Representatives Committee on Youth Development has endorsed the N4,000 for the online registration of members of the National Youth Service Corps ,NYSC.
Chairman of the committee, Rep Kamil Akinlabi revealed this while giving update on the investigation into the new policy, during a media chat with House of Representatives Press Corps.
Akinlabi said that the fund would be used for installation of equipment at the NYSC offices nationwide adding that the fund would enable the contractor handling the project to recoup investment within five years.
The House after the adoption of a motion sponsored by Hassan Saleh, directed NYSC management to suspend forthwith the policy requiring prospective Corp members to pay the sum of N4,000 with effect from 2015 to access their call up letters.
Akinlabi said: "from the onset, when the matter was brought to our attention, the first thing we felt was the way you are feeling but after constructive engagement, we discovered that it was an innovation that we can't run from.
"First, it was not the responsibility of the NYSC to mobilize respective Corp member to get their call-up letter, it is the responsibility of the parent. If somebody schooled in Lagos but lives in Kano and to get his call-up letter he has to travel to school.
He explained further that "so you will discover that it's time consuming, risky and very expensive. So what the NYSC has done is to partner with a consultant that is already handling similar project for JAMB and WAEC that has eliminated similar risk to partner with them through PPP arrangement.
Chairman of the committee, Rep Kamil Akinlabi revealed this while giving update on the investigation into the new policy, during a media chat with House of Representatives Press Corps.
Akinlabi said that the fund would be used for installation of equipment at the NYSC offices nationwide adding that the fund would enable the contractor handling the project to recoup investment within five years.
The House after the adoption of a motion sponsored by Hassan Saleh, directed NYSC management to suspend forthwith the policy requiring prospective Corp members to pay the sum of N4,000 with effect from 2015 to access their call up letters.
Akinlabi said: "from the onset, when the matter was brought to our attention, the first thing we felt was the way you are feeling but after constructive engagement, we discovered that it was an innovation that we can't run from.
"First, it was not the responsibility of the NYSC to mobilize respective Corp member to get their call-up letter, it is the responsibility of the parent. If somebody schooled in Lagos but lives in Kano and to get his call-up letter he has to travel to school.
He explained further that "so you will discover that it's time consuming, risky and very expensive. So what the NYSC has done is to partner with a consultant that is already handling similar project for JAMB and WAEC that has eliminated similar risk to partner with them through PPP arrangement.
UNIMAID Admission Lists (UTME and DE) 2014/2015 Released
This is to inform aspirants of University of Maiduguri that the institution has released the admission list.
The admission list is available online.
Candidates can access the list now by clicking on any of the links below;
1st Batch UTMEAdmission List 2014/2015
Second (2nd) Batch UTMEAdmission List 2014/2015
Direct Entry(DE)Admission List 2014/2015
The admission list is available online.
Candidates can access the list now by clicking on any of the links below;
1st Batch UTMEAdmission List 2014/2015
Second (2nd) Batch UTMEAdmission List 2014/2015
Direct Entry(DE)Admission List 2014/2015
KWACOED Admission List 2014/2015 Released
This is to inform aspirants of Kwara State College of Education that the 2014/2015 Admission List has been released.
The list is now available online.
Candidates can check their admission status now by simply clicking here
Type in your Reg No (UTME No/PUTME No)
Click on "View Status"
The list is now available online.
Candidates can check their admission status now by simply clicking here
Type in your Reg No (UTME No/PUTME No)
Click on "View Status"
Clarendon Fund Scholarships for International Students Worldwide
As at 1st September 2011, all postgraduate applicants for entry into Oxford University will be eligible for the prestigious Clarendon scholarship funding which has, up until now, only been open to international candidates with overseas fee status.
The Clarendon Fund is the University of Oxford’s flagship scholarship scheme. The awards are sponsored by Oxford University Press and are only available at the University of Oxford for all full-time and part-time graduate degrees. Donations are from partners within and outside the University. From 1st September 2011, all postgraduate applicants for entry into Oxford University will be eligible for the prestigious Clarendon scholarship funding which has, up until now, only been open to international candidates with overseas fee status.
Award is offered for the full period that you are liable to pay tuition fees to the University, which is usually the same as the length of your course. It is important to note that the Scholarships are subject to an annual renewal process based on satisfactory academic progress.
All Clarendon Scholarships cover tuition and college fees in full and a generous grant for living expenses.
Scholars on a full-time course receive a tax-free annual grant that is normally sufficient to cover the living expenses of a single student living in Oxford. The grant for living expenses in 2013-14 is GBP£13,726.
Scholars on a part-time course receive a pro-rata amount of the full-time grant for living expenses. Part-time Master’s scholars are offered 1/3 of the full-time grant per year for two years. Part-time DPhil scholars are offered 1/6 of the full-time grant per year for six years.
CRITERIA
Candidates applying to start a new graduate course at Oxford are eligible. This includes students who are currently studying for a Master’s degree at Oxford but who will be re-applying for a DPhil (you would be eligible for funding for the DPhil).
Scholarships are tenable in all subject areas and open to candidates who will be starting a new course.
An excellent academic record is essential: A high first class honours degree or its equivalent (a GPA score of at least 3.7 if the mark is out of 4, noting that most successful candidates achieve a score higher than 3.7) or an outstanding academic record at Master’s level is necessary (noting that an outstanding Master’s degree can compensate for a moderate first degree performance). Other indicators of high academic achievement may include individual marks on student transcripts; evidence of previous university prizes or awards; information on your overall position within your cohort; and publications (if applicable).
The scholarship is open to all graduate (masters, MBA and doctoral degree) applicants, regardless of nationality, accepted to start a graduate course at the University of Oxford.
HOW TO APPLY
You are automatically considered for a Clarendon Scholarship when you apply for graduate study at Oxford University. You do not need to submit any specific additional documents for the Clarendon Scholarships and there is no separate scholarship application form.
More information on graduate course applications, including the timing of admission offers and college offers, can be found at www.ox.ac.uk/graduate.
The information that you provide with your Application Form for Graduate Study at Oxford will be used to assess your suitability for the Clarendon funding application. Once the application deadline has passed, you are not able to provide any additional supporting materials (unless the department you are applying to has specifically requested this in support of your application for admission to Oxford).
It is important to visit the official website via the link below for complete information on this scholarship award.
DEADLINE
The closing date for 2015/2016 Graduate Admissions is 23 January 2015 (or 9 January for Medical Sciences, Philosophy, Politics and International Relations).
VISIT SCHOLARSHIP WEBSITE HERE
The Clarendon Fund is the University of Oxford’s flagship scholarship scheme. The awards are sponsored by Oxford University Press and are only available at the University of Oxford for all full-time and part-time graduate degrees. Donations are from partners within and outside the University. From 1st September 2011, all postgraduate applicants for entry into Oxford University will be eligible for the prestigious Clarendon scholarship funding which has, up until now, only been open to international candidates with overseas fee status.
Award is offered for the full period that you are liable to pay tuition fees to the University, which is usually the same as the length of your course. It is important to note that the Scholarships are subject to an annual renewal process based on satisfactory academic progress.
All Clarendon Scholarships cover tuition and college fees in full and a generous grant for living expenses.
Scholars on a full-time course receive a tax-free annual grant that is normally sufficient to cover the living expenses of a single student living in Oxford. The grant for living expenses in 2013-14 is GBP£13,726.
Scholars on a part-time course receive a pro-rata amount of the full-time grant for living expenses. Part-time Master’s scholars are offered 1/3 of the full-time grant per year for two years. Part-time DPhil scholars are offered 1/6 of the full-time grant per year for six years.
CRITERIA
Candidates applying to start a new graduate course at Oxford are eligible. This includes students who are currently studying for a Master’s degree at Oxford but who will be re-applying for a DPhil (you would be eligible for funding for the DPhil).
Scholarships are tenable in all subject areas and open to candidates who will be starting a new course.
An excellent academic record is essential: A high first class honours degree or its equivalent (a GPA score of at least 3.7 if the mark is out of 4, noting that most successful candidates achieve a score higher than 3.7) or an outstanding academic record at Master’s level is necessary (noting that an outstanding Master’s degree can compensate for a moderate first degree performance). Other indicators of high academic achievement may include individual marks on student transcripts; evidence of previous university prizes or awards; information on your overall position within your cohort; and publications (if applicable).
The scholarship is open to all graduate (masters, MBA and doctoral degree) applicants, regardless of nationality, accepted to start a graduate course at the University of Oxford.
HOW TO APPLY
You are automatically considered for a Clarendon Scholarship when you apply for graduate study at Oxford University. You do not need to submit any specific additional documents for the Clarendon Scholarships and there is no separate scholarship application form.
More information on graduate course applications, including the timing of admission offers and college offers, can be found at www.ox.ac.uk/graduate.
The information that you provide with your Application Form for Graduate Study at Oxford will be used to assess your suitability for the Clarendon funding application. Once the application deadline has passed, you are not able to provide any additional supporting materials (unless the department you are applying to has specifically requested this in support of your application for admission to Oxford).
It is important to visit the official website via the link below for complete information on this scholarship award.
DEADLINE
The closing date for 2015/2016 Graduate Admissions is 23 January 2015 (or 9 January for Medical Sciences, Philosophy, Politics and International Relations).
VISIT SCHOLARSHIP WEBSITE HERE
UNIUYO Direct Entry Screening Result 2014/2015 Released
The University of Uyo has released the results of the just concluded Screening Test Exercise.
Candidates can now access the result online on the Uniuyo result checking portal via the link: Result Portal
Please note:
(1.) Candidates with zero(0) score in all the subject imply that the candidates did not shade the day of the screening test.
(2.) Candidates with zero (0) score in any of the subject(s) imply that the candidates either shaded the wrong subject(s) or did not shade the subject(s) at all.
To view the List of Candidates with wrong Jamb Registration Number or wrong Jamb score click here.
Candidates can now access the result online on the Uniuyo result checking portal via the link: Result Portal
Please note:
(1.) Candidates with zero(0) score in all the subject imply that the candidates did not shade the day of the screening test.
(2.) Candidates with zero (0) score in any of the subject(s) imply that the candidates either shaded the wrong subject(s) or did not shade the subject(s) at all.
To view the List of Candidates with wrong Jamb Registration Number or wrong Jamb score click here.
FUTO Pre-degree Form 2014/2015 Now on sale
This is to inform the general public that the Federal University of Technology has commenced sales of application form for admission into its pre-degree programmes for the 2014/2015 academic session.
Amount per form: 7,500.00 (Seven thousand Five Hundred Naira Only)
Sale points: FUTO Micro Finance Bank and Diamond Bank (FUTO Branch only)
Duration of sales: October 22, 2014 to January 16, 2015
Qualification: Candidates wishing to purchase the form must;
(i) Possess at least five O’Level Credit-level passes in English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Agric. Science
(ii) Have registered or intend to register for the 2015 UTME currently on sale
Signed
Dr E.C Mbamala
Co-ordinator, Pre-degree Unit, FUTO
Amount per form: 7,500.00 (Seven thousand Five Hundred Naira Only)
Sale points: FUTO Micro Finance Bank and Diamond Bank (FUTO Branch only)
Duration of sales: October 22, 2014 to January 16, 2015
Qualification: Candidates wishing to purchase the form must;
(i) Possess at least five O’Level Credit-level passes in English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Agric. Science
(ii) Have registered or intend to register for the 2015 UTME currently on sale
Signed
Dr E.C Mbamala
Co-ordinator, Pre-degree Unit, FUTO
The Ibadan Polytechnic 2014/2015 1st Batch Admission List (ND) 2014/2015 Released
Please be informed that The Polytechnic, Ibadan Admission List for 2014/2015 Academic Session is Out.
Please login to your account on the Admission Portal to access your admission status.
If you have been offered admission into any Full Time National Diploma Course of Study, please follow the instruction and procedures below:
PROCEDURE FOR PAYMENT OF ACCEPTANCE FEE
You are expected to pay the acceptance Fee on or before 7th November, 2014.
Please note that the acceptance fee is non-refundable and does not guarantee your admission.
Note that under no circumstance would the date for the payment of acceptance fee be extended.
1. Log in to your account on the admission portal at admission.polyibadan.edu.ng.
2. Pay your acceptance fee with an ATM card.
3. Complete your online biometric fingerprint capture.
4. Print your acceptance fee receipt and clearance schedule.
5. Keep your receipt and clearance schedule for registration.
6. Deadline for payment of tuition fee is 24th November, 2014.
The following documents are required for registration:
1. O'Level Result and JAMB Result. (ORIGINAL AND 4 PHOTOCOPIES)
2. The Polytechnic, Ibadan CBT/ Application Slip.
3. The Polytechnic, Ibadan Admission slip.
4. The Polytechnic Ibadan Acceptance Fee Receipt.
5. Receipt for payment made for Change of Course/Institution. (If applicable)
Tuition fee must be paid by 24th November, 2014 failing which you forfeit this provisional offer of admission.
SIGNED
REGISTRAR
Please login to your account on the Admission Portal to access your admission status.
If you have been offered admission into any Full Time National Diploma Course of Study, please follow the instruction and procedures below:
PROCEDURE FOR PAYMENT OF ACCEPTANCE FEE
You are expected to pay the acceptance Fee on or before 7th November, 2014.
Please note that the acceptance fee is non-refundable and does not guarantee your admission.
Note that under no circumstance would the date for the payment of acceptance fee be extended.
1. Log in to your account on the admission portal at admission.polyibadan.edu.ng.
2. Pay your acceptance fee with an ATM card.
3. Complete your online biometric fingerprint capture.
4. Print your acceptance fee receipt and clearance schedule.
5. Keep your receipt and clearance schedule for registration.
6. Deadline for payment of tuition fee is 24th November, 2014.
The following documents are required for registration:
1. O'Level Result and JAMB Result. (ORIGINAL AND 4 PHOTOCOPIES)
2. The Polytechnic, Ibadan CBT/ Application Slip.
3. The Polytechnic, Ibadan Admission slip.
4. The Polytechnic Ibadan Acceptance Fee Receipt.
5. Receipt for payment made for Change of Course/Institution. (If applicable)
Tuition fee must be paid by 24th November, 2014 failing which you forfeit this provisional offer of admission.
SIGNED
REGISTRAR
DELSU Releases List of Pre-Degree Candidates Admitted into Degree Programmes 2014/2015
This is to inform concerned candidates that The admission list of candidates admitted through pre-degree into degree programmes of Delta State University has been released.
The list is now available online.
Candidates can check their admission status by clicking here
Please enter your PRE-DEGREE application number in the box below and click check to know your admission to 100 level status.
The list is now available online.
Candidates can check their admission status by clicking here
Please enter your PRE-DEGREE application number in the box below and click check to know your admission to 100 level status.
MAUTECH 2nd Batch Pre-degree List 2014/2015 Released
This is to inform concerned candidates that the Modibbo Adama University of Technology has released the second batch list of candidates admitted into its degree programme for the 2014/2015 academic session.
The list is available online.
Candidates can check their status now simply by clicking here
Enter Your Application Number in Full e.g PRE/
MM/11/000123
Click on the title ‘Check ’ to know
your admission status.
The list is available online.
Candidates can check their status now simply by clicking here
Enter Your Application Number in Full e.g PRE/
MM/11/000123
Click on the title ‘Check ’ to know
your admission status.
UNIPORT Guidelines for Registration of Fresh Students - 2014/2015 Session
The University Management has made the following Payments Compulsory for Fresh Students (Year One) in the 2014/2015 Academic Session:
Acceptance Fee − N30,000.00
Accommodation Fee − N19,850.00
Registration Procedure:
Confirm your name and admission status on the eCampus Portal
Proceed to pay your Acceptance Fee of N30,000.00 (Thirty thousand naira) in any of the University’s designated Banks across the country, assigned to your College/Faculty; namely:
First Bank of Nigeria Plc – (COLLEGE OF NATURAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES)
United Bank for Africa Plc – (COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES AND SCHOOL OF SCIENCE LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY)
Access Bank Plc – (DENTISTRY, ENGINEERING AND PHND)
EcoBank Plc – (AGRICULTURE AND SOCIAL SCIENCES)
U & C Microfinance Bank (Uniport) – (EDUCATION AND POST-NCE)
Fidelity Bank – (ACIB; HUMANITIES AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES)
FinBank Plc – (PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES)
Sign up and Sign in (Log in) on the eCampus Portal.
Proceed to pay your Hostel Accommodation Fee of N19,850.00 (Nineteen thousand eight hundred and fifty naira) in any of the designated Banks across the country, assigned to your College/Faculty, as stated above. Allocation of Hostel Accommodation is on first come, first served basis.
Sign up and Sign in (Log in) on the eCampus Portal to complete the Clearance Eligibility Form.
If not cleared:
Fill the Rejection Form online.
Proceed to the Admissions Office with the Form you completed online for advice from the Desk Officer in the Admissions Office in charge of Rejection.
The Admissions Officer, after confirmation, will direct you accordingly
Thereafter, return to the Admissions Office to obtain your Rejection Form.
Based on the advice of the Desk/Rejection Officer, the Candidate should proceed to the recommended Department.
The College Secretary/Faculty Officer and the Head of Department, respectively, will endorse the appropriate section (rejection/acceptance) on the Rejection Form, duly completed by the Candidate.
The Candidate should return to the Admissions Office for further endorsement of the Form.
The Department of the Candidate will then be changed online to reflect the new Department.
This, therefore, creates room for the candidate to go back online to complete the Clearance Eligibility Form online based on the Department which accepted the candidate.
If cleared online:
Proceed to pay your School Charges in any of the designated Banks across the country as highlighted above.
Thereafter, Sign in (Log in) on the eCampus Portal and print all online Fee Receipts.
Complete the Personal Data Form for new Students.
Complete all other Registration Forms online and Print.
Carry out Medical Examination and Registration at the Uniport Medical Centre.
Take all your completed and printed documents including: Online Fee Receipts, Acceptance Form, Provisional Admission Slip, Guarantor’s Form and proceed for physical verification at the Admissions Office with the originals of your O’level Results/Certificates and UTME Result Slip (for sighting).
If cleared by the Admissions Office, proceed with your documents for clearance to the College Secretary/Faculty Officer of your College/Faculty. In addition to the documents indicated above, other documents required include: Birth Certificate/Age Declaration, Local Government Identification Letter/Certificate; Eight (8) Passport Photographs, Matriculation Register Form, Student Undertaking Form, Uniport Health Centre Card and Two (2) Reference Letters.
If cleared by your College Secretary/Faculty Officer, wait for approval of the Academic Officer online, before you proceed with the other registration activities (such as course registration).
Candidates are expected to complete all registration activities on or before the stated dates in the University Calendar, failing which, you will stand the risk of forfeiting the offer of admission made to you.
Signed:
MALTILDA NNODIM (MRS)
REGISTRAR
Acceptance Fee − N30,000.00
Accommodation Fee − N19,850.00
Registration Procedure:
Confirm your name and admission status on the eCampus Portal
Proceed to pay your Acceptance Fee of N30,000.00 (Thirty thousand naira) in any of the University’s designated Banks across the country, assigned to your College/Faculty; namely:
First Bank of Nigeria Plc – (COLLEGE OF NATURAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES)
United Bank for Africa Plc – (COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES AND SCHOOL OF SCIENCE LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY)
Access Bank Plc – (DENTISTRY, ENGINEERING AND PHND)
EcoBank Plc – (AGRICULTURE AND SOCIAL SCIENCES)
U & C Microfinance Bank (Uniport) – (EDUCATION AND POST-NCE)
Fidelity Bank – (ACIB; HUMANITIES AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES)
FinBank Plc – (PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES)
Sign up and Sign in (Log in) on the eCampus Portal.
Proceed to pay your Hostel Accommodation Fee of N19,850.00 (Nineteen thousand eight hundred and fifty naira) in any of the designated Banks across the country, assigned to your College/Faculty, as stated above. Allocation of Hostel Accommodation is on first come, first served basis.
Sign up and Sign in (Log in) on the eCampus Portal to complete the Clearance Eligibility Form.
If not cleared:
Fill the Rejection Form online.
Proceed to the Admissions Office with the Form you completed online for advice from the Desk Officer in the Admissions Office in charge of Rejection.
The Admissions Officer, after confirmation, will direct you accordingly
Thereafter, return to the Admissions Office to obtain your Rejection Form.
Based on the advice of the Desk/Rejection Officer, the Candidate should proceed to the recommended Department.
The College Secretary/Faculty Officer and the Head of Department, respectively, will endorse the appropriate section (rejection/acceptance) on the Rejection Form, duly completed by the Candidate.
The Candidate should return to the Admissions Office for further endorsement of the Form.
The Department of the Candidate will then be changed online to reflect the new Department.
This, therefore, creates room for the candidate to go back online to complete the Clearance Eligibility Form online based on the Department which accepted the candidate.
If cleared online:
Proceed to pay your School Charges in any of the designated Banks across the country as highlighted above.
Thereafter, Sign in (Log in) on the eCampus Portal and print all online Fee Receipts.
Complete the Personal Data Form for new Students.
Complete all other Registration Forms online and Print.
Carry out Medical Examination and Registration at the Uniport Medical Centre.
Take all your completed and printed documents including: Online Fee Receipts, Acceptance Form, Provisional Admission Slip, Guarantor’s Form and proceed for physical verification at the Admissions Office with the originals of your O’level Results/Certificates and UTME Result Slip (for sighting).
If cleared by the Admissions Office, proceed with your documents for clearance to the College Secretary/Faculty Officer of your College/Faculty. In addition to the documents indicated above, other documents required include: Birth Certificate/Age Declaration, Local Government Identification Letter/Certificate; Eight (8) Passport Photographs, Matriculation Register Form, Student Undertaking Form, Uniport Health Centre Card and Two (2) Reference Letters.
If cleared by your College Secretary/Faculty Officer, wait for approval of the Academic Officer online, before you proceed with the other registration activities (such as course registration).
Candidates are expected to complete all registration activities on or before the stated dates in the University Calendar, failing which, you will stand the risk of forfeiting the offer of admission made to you.
Signed:
MALTILDA NNODIM (MRS)
REGISTRAR
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Mapoly 2nd Batch Post-UTME Screening Result 2014/2015 Released
The result of the second post-UTME screening exercise of the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic held on 1oth and 11th October, 2014 has been released.
Candidates can now access their result by clicking here
Enter your UTME Reg. Number as your Username
Enter your Password
Click on "Login"
Candidates can now access their result by clicking here
Enter your UTME Reg. Number as your Username
Enter your Password
Click on "Login"
FUDutsin-ma Pre-Degree Screening Schedule 2014/2015
Federal University Dutsin-ma, is conducting a screening/aptitude test for applicants into its Pre-Degree Programmes in the School of General
and Preliminary Studies (SOGAPS) for 2014/2015.
Date: Thursday, 23rd October, 2014
Venue: ICT Lab (Take-off Campus)
Time: 8:00 am prompt.
NOTE:
1. All applicants are to be at the exam venue 30 minutes before the commencement of the examination.
2. Applicants are to come along with the originals of their credentials
3. Successful candidates after the aptitude test will be required to pay a fee of N1,500 only before
proceeding to the second stage of the exercise (interactive session with the panel)
4. All enquiries should be directed to the support lines on the institutions's website.
and Preliminary Studies (SOGAPS) for 2014/2015.
Date: Thursday, 23rd October, 2014
Venue: ICT Lab (Take-off Campus)
Time: 8:00 am prompt.
NOTE:
1. All applicants are to be at the exam venue 30 minutes before the commencement of the examination.
2. Applicants are to come along with the originals of their credentials
3. Successful candidates after the aptitude test will be required to pay a fee of N1,500 only before
proceeding to the second stage of the exercise (interactive session with the panel)
4. All enquiries should be directed to the support lines on the institutions's website.
UNIPORT Supplementary Admission list 2014/2015 Released
The management of the University of Port Harcourt has released Supplementary admission list for 2014/2015 academic session.
Candidates are advised to check their admission status by clicking here
Click on "Sign in" at the top left side of the page
Select your user type from the drop down box
Enter either Phone Number, email address JAMB Registration or screening Number
Enter password
Click on "Login"
Candidates are advised to check their admission status by clicking here
Click on "Sign in" at the top left side of the page
Select your user type from the drop down box
Enter either Phone Number, email address JAMB Registration or screening Number
Enter password
Click on "Login"
Delta State Poly Ogwashi-Uku HND Screening exercise 2014/ 2015
This is to inform all those who applied for 2014/ 2015 HND at the Delta State Polytechnic Ogwashi-Uku that the school is organizing a screening for all HND applicants.
TIME: 9am PROMPT
DEPARTMENT AND THEIR DATES OF SCREENING
Mass Communication, mechanical Engineering - Friday 24th October, 2014
Business Administration, Office and Technology Management – Monday, 27th October, 2014
Accountancy, Computer Science, Fashion and Design, Fine Applied Art, HTM, Maths. and Stat,Welding and fabrication – Tuesday 28th October, 2014
SCREENING REQUIREMENT:
1. Original credentials
2. Results
a. A National Diploma (ND) obtained with a minimum of Lower Credit in the relevant disciplines from National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) accredited programmes
b. GCE 'O' Level, SSCE (WAEC & NECO), NABTEB or its equivalent with at least five (5) Credit passes in relevant subjects in not more than two (2) sittings with Credits in Maths & English
3. Original evidence of internet application such as Receipt of Application form, successful and completed Application form e.t.c
4. Evidence of I.T
a. (A minimum of one (1) year Industrial Training in the field of specialization).
b. Candidates who obtained ND at Pass level with a minimum of two(2) years Industrial Training Experience.
5. Letter of Good Behaviour (Attestation Letters) from Parents/Guardian and Student.
6. Local Government Area Origin.
Thanks.
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DEPARTMENT AND THEIR DATES OF SCREENING
Mass Communication, mechanical Engineering - Friday 24th October, 2014
Business Administration, Office and Technology Management – Monday, 27th October, 2014
Accountancy, Computer Science, Fashion and Design, Fine Applied Art, HTM, Maths. and Stat,Welding and fabrication – Tuesday 28th October, 2014
SCREENING REQUIREMENT:
1. Original credentials
2. Results
a. A National Diploma (ND) obtained with a minimum of Lower Credit in the relevant disciplines from National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) accredited programmes
b. GCE 'O' Level, SSCE (WAEC & NECO), NABTEB or its equivalent with at least five (5) Credit passes in relevant subjects in not more than two (2) sittings with Credits in Maths & English
3. Original evidence of internet application such as Receipt of Application form, successful and completed Application form e.t.c
4. Evidence of I.T
a. (A minimum of one (1) year Industrial Training in the field of specialization).
b. Candidates who obtained ND at Pass level with a minimum of two(2) years Industrial Training Experience.
5. Letter of Good Behaviour (Attestation Letters) from Parents/Guardian and Student.
6. Local Government Area Origin.
Thanks.
FUDutse Admission List (UTME&DE) 2014/2015 Released
This is to inform candidates who took part in the 2014/2015 Admission Screening exercise of Federal University Dutse (UTME/DE).
The lists are available on line.
Candidates can access the list now via the following links;
Download Admission List for UTME/ JAMB Candidates
Download Admission List for Direct Entry Candidates
The lists are available on line.
Candidates can access the list now via the following links;
Download Admission List for UTME/ JAMB Candidates
Download Admission List for Direct Entry Candidates
UNIOSUN Supplementary Admission List (UTME/DE) 2014/2015 Released
The supplementary list of 2014/2015 Admission exercise into various degree programmes has now been released.
Prospective candidates who participated in the Post UTME screening exercise can check their admission status now by clicking here
Ent6er your UTME/DE Reg number
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Prospective candidates who participated in the Post UTME screening exercise can check their admission status now by clicking here
Ent6er your UTME/DE Reg number
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Monday, October 20, 2014
NSUK School of Preliminary Studies Admission List 2014 2015
The management of Nasarawa State University, Keffi has released the list of candidates admitted into its preliminary studies for 2014/2015 academic session.
The list is now available online.
You can access the list now simply by clicking here
The list is now available online.
You can access the list now simply by clicking here
PTI Admission List 2014/2015 Released
This is to inform candidates who took part in the 2014/2015 admission screening exercise of the Petroleum Training Institute Effurun that the Admission List has been released.
Candidates can access the list by clicking here
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Candidates can access the list by clicking here
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LAUTECH Notice to Students on Regularization of Admission
It has been approved that the portal for Admission Regularization be re-opened for the last time between Monday, October 13 and Sunday, October 26,2014.
Students who are yet to regularize their admission with Joint Admissions Matriculation Board (JAMB) should endeavour to fill and submit the form.
For more information click on this link http://www.lautech.edu.ng/Admission_Regularization.pdf
To fill and submit the form, click here
Also 2013/2014 pre-degree students who scored 250 and above but have not been offered admission on JAMB website are hereby informed that the Management has approved the opening of portal for payment for regularization of admission.
The closing date for the payment is Friday, October 24, 2014.
The affected Pre-degree Students are to login to their Portal Accounts to make the payment.
Students who are yet to regularize their admission with Joint Admissions Matriculation Board (JAMB) should endeavour to fill and submit the form.
For more information click on this link http://www.lautech.edu.ng/Admission_Regularization.pdf
To fill and submit the form, click here
Also 2013/2014 pre-degree students who scored 250 and above but have not been offered admission on JAMB website are hereby informed that the Management has approved the opening of portal for payment for regularization of admission.
The closing date for the payment is Friday, October 24, 2014.
The affected Pre-degree Students are to login to their Portal Accounts to make the payment.
Sagamu residents cry out over bad roads
The people of Sagamu in Sagamu Local Government area of Ogun State have called on both the federal and state governments to fix the internal and federal roads in the town which are now in deplorable state.
They made this call on Friday under the aegis of Sagamu Development Association, as the group prepares to host this year’s Sagamu Day.
Speaking for the people, the president of SDA, Otunba Olumuyiwa Sonuga, said almost all the internal roads in the town were in a deplorable state, causing untold hardship to residents and motorists.
He also said Oba Awolesi Road, which is the federal road linking Mosinmi to Sagamu-Ore Expressway, had failed in many sections, making it almost impassable.
He said, “All the internal roads in Sagamu are in a sorry state, and movement around the town by motorists is with a lot of pain and stress. The roads are not only filled with potholes but craters.
“The only internal road that is good is the one constructed about 30 years ago. And that road is Ewusi Road. That road endured because it was well constructed.
“The federal road which passes through the town is the Oba Awolesi Road, which leads to Ikorodu, Lagos State and links Sagamu- Ore Expressway, is also in a sorry state. All that we do from time to time is to carry out palliative repairs by getting rubbles to fill failed portions, but each time it rains, the rubbles are washed away.
“That is why we are calling on both the federal and state governments to help us fix all these roads, given the strategic location of Sagamu.”
Sonuga, who said the SDA would be celebrating the 30th edition of Sagamu Day later this month, also urged the Federal Government to construct a flyover on the entry and exit point into Sagamu on the Sagamu-Ore Expressway to curtail accidents and deaths, which occurred almost on a daily basis there.
Sonuga, who was flanked by the Chairman, Planning Committee, Sagamu Day celebration, Otunba Bamgbola Adesanya, said the town had promoted ethnic harmony as all ethnic groups lived in peace.
He said, “Sagamu has continued to experience peace because the indigenes are accommodating. We have all ethnic groups here -the Hausa, Ibo, Ijaw, Bini among others. And we all live in peace.”
Sonuga, who said the SDA was committed to the development of the town, explained that prominent Nigerians would grace the Sagamu Day celebration including the president, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, Govenor of Ogun State, Ibikunle Amosun, Akarigbo of Remoland, Oba Michael Sonariwo, president Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote among others.
They made this call on Friday under the aegis of Sagamu Development Association, as the group prepares to host this year’s Sagamu Day.
Speaking for the people, the president of SDA, Otunba Olumuyiwa Sonuga, said almost all the internal roads in the town were in a deplorable state, causing untold hardship to residents and motorists.
He also said Oba Awolesi Road, which is the federal road linking Mosinmi to Sagamu-Ore Expressway, had failed in many sections, making it almost impassable.
He said, “All the internal roads in Sagamu are in a sorry state, and movement around the town by motorists is with a lot of pain and stress. The roads are not only filled with potholes but craters.
“The only internal road that is good is the one constructed about 30 years ago. And that road is Ewusi Road. That road endured because it was well constructed.
“The federal road which passes through the town is the Oba Awolesi Road, which leads to Ikorodu, Lagos State and links Sagamu- Ore Expressway, is also in a sorry state. All that we do from time to time is to carry out palliative repairs by getting rubbles to fill failed portions, but each time it rains, the rubbles are washed away.
“That is why we are calling on both the federal and state governments to help us fix all these roads, given the strategic location of Sagamu.”
Sonuga, who said the SDA would be celebrating the 30th edition of Sagamu Day later this month, also urged the Federal Government to construct a flyover on the entry and exit point into Sagamu on the Sagamu-Ore Expressway to curtail accidents and deaths, which occurred almost on a daily basis there.
Sonuga, who was flanked by the Chairman, Planning Committee, Sagamu Day celebration, Otunba Bamgbola Adesanya, said the town had promoted ethnic harmony as all ethnic groups lived in peace.
He said, “Sagamu has continued to experience peace because the indigenes are accommodating. We have all ethnic groups here -the Hausa, Ibo, Ijaw, Bini among others. And we all live in peace.”
Sonuga, who said the SDA was committed to the development of the town, explained that prominent Nigerians would grace the Sagamu Day celebration including the president, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, Govenor of Ogun State, Ibikunle Amosun, Akarigbo of Remoland, Oba Michael Sonariwo, president Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote among others.
MOUA 2nd Batch Admission List 2014/2015 Released
This is inform all aspirants of Micheal Okpara University of Agriculture that the second batch of Admission List has been released.
Candidates can check their admission online via the school portal by clicking here click on Check Admission Status and type in your JAMB Reg. number(Though this may experience some irregularities due to the maintenance going on the site)
Alternatively candidates can access the list via the school notice board.
Candidates can check their admission online via the school portal by clicking here click on Check Admission Status and type in your JAMB Reg. number(Though this may experience some irregularities due to the maintenance going on the site)
Alternatively candidates can access the list via the school notice board.
Severed head of slain youth Recovered by Police
The police have recovered the severed head of a 28-year-old man, Ibikunle Tunde, who was killed during the cult clash in Mushin and Fadeyi areas of Lagos State last week.
The head was recovered on Ojelade Street, Fadeyi, on Thursday by security operatives from the Alakara Police Station.
The deceased, who had been linked to a murder last Monday, was killed in an apparent reprisal.
A resident said, “In the morning of Monday last week, a lottery agent, Sheriff Alasia, was killed. Tunde, who is believed to have been among the killers, was attacked on the night of that very day. He was shot several times while his head was chopped off.
“His body was recovered by the police but his head remained missing for almost four days. The killers were playing with the head in the neighbourhood and we reported to the police. On Thursday night, policemen came to Ojelade Street to recover the head.”
PUNCH Metro had reported that at least three people were killed during a clash involving two rival cult groups in the area.
The groups, Toba’s boys and Toheeb’s gang, have been embroiled in a long time supremacy fight which has left scores dead from both sides in the recent past.
Our correspondent reported that trouble started last week when some hoodlums belonging to the Toba group went on the rampage over the detention of their leader, Oloruntoba Joel.
They were said to have torn posters belonging to the All Progressives Congress because the party did not intervene in what they felt was a persecution of their leader.
Hoodlums belonging to Toheeb’s group were said to have led some policemen to the stronghold of Toba’s gang to make arrests for the rampage.
In the process, gunshots were reportedly fired at some of the hoodlums, which made them reinforce to repel the attack.
In the ensuing attacks and gun battle which lasted for about four days, three people lost their lives.
The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Kenneth Nwosu, told PUNCH Metro on Sunday that Tunde’s head had been recovered.
“I can confirm to you that our men have recovered the head,” he said.
A source told our correspondent that the severed head had been sewed to the rest of the body.
Meanwhile, policemen attached to Okokomaiko Division have arrested two armed robbers that were operating at Doyin U-turn Okokomaiko.
The police spokesperson, in a statement, said, “Items recovered from the hoodlums are one axe, one locally-made double-barrelled pistol, some wraps of weed and motorcycle with number plate, KRD 863 QC. Efforts are on to arrest the fleeing members of the gang. The case is under investigation at the Directorate of Criminal Investigation Yaba.”
The head was recovered on Ojelade Street, Fadeyi, on Thursday by security operatives from the Alakara Police Station.
The deceased, who had been linked to a murder last Monday, was killed in an apparent reprisal.
A resident said, “In the morning of Monday last week, a lottery agent, Sheriff Alasia, was killed. Tunde, who is believed to have been among the killers, was attacked on the night of that very day. He was shot several times while his head was chopped off.
“His body was recovered by the police but his head remained missing for almost four days. The killers were playing with the head in the neighbourhood and we reported to the police. On Thursday night, policemen came to Ojelade Street to recover the head.”
PUNCH Metro had reported that at least three people were killed during a clash involving two rival cult groups in the area.
The groups, Toba’s boys and Toheeb’s gang, have been embroiled in a long time supremacy fight which has left scores dead from both sides in the recent past.
Our correspondent reported that trouble started last week when some hoodlums belonging to the Toba group went on the rampage over the detention of their leader, Oloruntoba Joel.
They were said to have torn posters belonging to the All Progressives Congress because the party did not intervene in what they felt was a persecution of their leader.
Hoodlums belonging to Toheeb’s group were said to have led some policemen to the stronghold of Toba’s gang to make arrests for the rampage.
In the process, gunshots were reportedly fired at some of the hoodlums, which made them reinforce to repel the attack.
In the ensuing attacks and gun battle which lasted for about four days, three people lost their lives.
The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Kenneth Nwosu, told PUNCH Metro on Sunday that Tunde’s head had been recovered.
“I can confirm to you that our men have recovered the head,” he said.
A source told our correspondent that the severed head had been sewed to the rest of the body.
Meanwhile, policemen attached to Okokomaiko Division have arrested two armed robbers that were operating at Doyin U-turn Okokomaiko.
The police spokesperson, in a statement, said, “Items recovered from the hoodlums are one axe, one locally-made double-barrelled pistol, some wraps of weed and motorcycle with number plate, KRD 863 QC. Efforts are on to arrest the fleeing members of the gang. The case is under investigation at the Directorate of Criminal Investigation Yaba.”
Man beats pregnant wife to death in Enugu
The Enugu State Police Command has arrested a man, Mr. Ozoemena Nwankwo, for allegedly beating his pregnant wife, Ndidi Nwankwo, to death.
The Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Ebere Amaraizu, explained that the incident occurred around 10pm on October 17 at Nwankwo’s residence in Akpawfu village, Nkanu East Local Government Area of Enugu State.
According to the police, Nwankwo, who was described as a chronic wife-beater, beat up Ndidi, who was four months pregnant, until she lost consciousness.
The woman sustained a severe injury on her right leg during the beating.
It was learnt that the pregnant woman gave up the ghost after she was rushed to a nearby hospital.
It was learnt that Ndidi’s corpse had been deposited at Agbani General Hospital, while Nwankwo had been arrested.
The police spokesman said Nwankwo had expressed regrets over the development, saying he never thought his pregnant wife would die as a result of the beating.
The Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Ebere Amaraizu, explained that the incident occurred around 10pm on October 17 at Nwankwo’s residence in Akpawfu village, Nkanu East Local Government Area of Enugu State.
According to the police, Nwankwo, who was described as a chronic wife-beater, beat up Ndidi, who was four months pregnant, until she lost consciousness.
The woman sustained a severe injury on her right leg during the beating.
It was learnt that the pregnant woman gave up the ghost after she was rushed to a nearby hospital.
It was learnt that Ndidi’s corpse had been deposited at Agbani General Hospital, while Nwankwo had been arrested.
The police spokesman said Nwankwo had expressed regrets over the development, saying he never thought his pregnant wife would die as a result of the beating.
FUNAAB Resumption Date 2014/2015 Announced
Prior to the release of the 2014/15 academic Calendar of the Federal University of agriculture Abeokuta, the school management have scheduled November 23rd, 2014 as resumption date for newly admitted students.
Returning students are expected to resume December 5th, 2014.
While lectures commences fully on December 15th , 2014.
Returning students are expected to resume December 5th, 2014.
While lectures commences fully on December 15th , 2014.
Mother cries out over missing six-year-old
Six-year-old Jeremiah Abasi was living with his parents in Ihiala area of Anambra State when his aunt, Onyebuchi Chibogu, decided to bring him to Lagos State to continue his education.
However, in less than four months on Adidas Street, Olodi-Apapa area of the state, Jeremiah went missing after reportedly running an errand for his aunt’s neighbour.
His mother, Chika Abasi, told PUNCH Metro that findings by the family revealed he was kidnapped.
She said she was in the village when she got a phone call that Jeremiah was missing.
She said, “I was in shock. I called my husband at Onitsha, and he asked me to travel down to Lagos to know what exactly happened.
“It was when I arrived Lagos that I learnt that the man who kidnapped my son was a stranger in their compound; he had taken a snapshot of my son two weeks earlier with his phone, while the boy was half naked.
“I just want them to tell me what has happened to him. It is better for me to know my son is dead than the pain they are making me go through.”
Jeremiah’s brother, Miracle, who was holidaying in Lagos, said the victim was with a neighbour, identified only as Ijeoma, and her boyfriend, Ogbonna.
Miracle, 15, explained that he had also been sent to buy a stick of cigarette for Ogbonna, but when he returned, he could not find Ogbonna and his brother.
He said, “On August 22, around 6pm, I came back from the field where I went to play football.
“I met my brother at home and I called him to the backyard for us to go and take a bath, but he refused, saying he wanted our aunt to come back before he would do that.
“When I finished, I saw Mr. Ogbonna taking a picture of my brother with his phone. I asked him to also take my picture, but he showed me a photo of my brother he had taken two weeks earlier.
“He gave me N20 to buy a cigarette for him, but when I came back, I didn’t see my brother again or the man.”
Miracle said he noticed that the door was shut and he threw the cigarette away.
Around 11pm, the news had spread that Jeremiah could not be found.
A crowd of people were said to have begun blaming the 15-year-old for leaving his younger brother at home.
“I tried to explain to the crowd that my brother was with Ogbonna and his girlfriend, but Ogbonna, who suddenly returned with his girlfriend, shouted me down and threatened to beat me” Miracle added.
Chibogu, told our correspondent the matter was reported at the Tolu Police Station and the two suspects were arrested.
A police source confirmed to our correspondent that a picture of the missing boy was indeed seen in the phone of one of the suspects, but said it was not enough to conclude that he kidnapped the boy.
However, in less than four months on Adidas Street, Olodi-Apapa area of the state, Jeremiah went missing after reportedly running an errand for his aunt’s neighbour.
His mother, Chika Abasi, told PUNCH Metro that findings by the family revealed he was kidnapped.
She said she was in the village when she got a phone call that Jeremiah was missing.
She said, “I was in shock. I called my husband at Onitsha, and he asked me to travel down to Lagos to know what exactly happened.
“It was when I arrived Lagos that I learnt that the man who kidnapped my son was a stranger in their compound; he had taken a snapshot of my son two weeks earlier with his phone, while the boy was half naked.
“I just want them to tell me what has happened to him. It is better for me to know my son is dead than the pain they are making me go through.”
Jeremiah’s brother, Miracle, who was holidaying in Lagos, said the victim was with a neighbour, identified only as Ijeoma, and her boyfriend, Ogbonna.
Miracle, 15, explained that he had also been sent to buy a stick of cigarette for Ogbonna, but when he returned, he could not find Ogbonna and his brother.
He said, “On August 22, around 6pm, I came back from the field where I went to play football.
“I met my brother at home and I called him to the backyard for us to go and take a bath, but he refused, saying he wanted our aunt to come back before he would do that.
“When I finished, I saw Mr. Ogbonna taking a picture of my brother with his phone. I asked him to also take my picture, but he showed me a photo of my brother he had taken two weeks earlier.
“He gave me N20 to buy a cigarette for him, but when I came back, I didn’t see my brother again or the man.”
Miracle said he noticed that the door was shut and he threw the cigarette away.
Around 11pm, the news had spread that Jeremiah could not be found.
A crowd of people were said to have begun blaming the 15-year-old for leaving his younger brother at home.
“I tried to explain to the crowd that my brother was with Ogbonna and his girlfriend, but Ogbonna, who suddenly returned with his girlfriend, shouted me down and threatened to beat me” Miracle added.
Chibogu, told our correspondent the matter was reported at the Tolu Police Station and the two suspects were arrested.
A police source confirmed to our correspondent that a picture of the missing boy was indeed seen in the phone of one of the suspects, but said it was not enough to conclude that he kidnapped the boy.
IMO POLY Supplementary Admission Results and Lists (ND&HND) 2014/2015 Released
This is to inform candidates who took part in the recent (ND) 2014/2015 supplementary examination of Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo and 2014/2015 HND candidates the supplementary results and Admission Lists have been released.
Candidates can access the results and admission lists now by clicking here
Note: Please note that your admission to the Polytechnic is subject to your having genuine academic qualifications.Admitted candidates are expected to accept this offer, failure to comply with this provision will automatically nullify your admission.
Candidates can access the results and admission lists now by clicking here
Note: Please note that your admission to the Polytechnic is subject to your having genuine academic qualifications.Admitted candidates are expected to accept this offer, failure to comply with this provision will automatically nullify your admission.
SHOCKING !!! Woman buries stepdaughter in soakaway
The police in Lagos have arrested a woman, Aminat Akanni, for allegedly abducting two of her stepchildren and murdering one of them because she claimed her husband refused to provide Sallah clothes for her own son.
PUNCH Metro learnt that the suspect killed one of the kids, Nofisat, by pushing her into a soakaway.
PUNCH Metro learnt that Aminat was arrested by the police at CMS Bus Stop, Lagos Island, on October 9.
Our correspondent learnt that prior to the arrest, seven-year-old Lateef and four-year-old Nofisat had been declared missing on Friday, October 3- a day to the Sallah celebration.
It was learnt that the father of the missing children, Moshood Mubo, who is also the suspect’s husband, had raised the alarm and reported the case to the Adeniji Adele Police Division on Friday, October 3.
However, after the suspect’s arrest, she confessed to have abducted the two kids from Church Street, Lagos Island where they lived.
She further confessed to have also killed the younger, child, Nofisat, by pushing her into soakaway beside a mosque in the Orile area.
Our correspondent gathered that Lateef and Nofisat were pupils in Primary 1 and Nursery 2 classes respectively in a private school.
Speaking with PUNCH Metro on Sunday, Moshood who hails from Ilorin, Kwara State, said his second wife, who he rented an apartment for in the Orile area, abducted the kids claiming that she wanted to “punish him for not buying Sallah clothes for her own son.”
He said, “I married Aminat in 2010. In order to avoid a crisis at home, I rented an apartment for her at Mosalashi Street, Alakara in Orile. She has only one son for me. His name is Yusuf. She does not come to Church Street, Lagos Island where I live with my first wife.
“What happened was that on the evening of Friday, October 3, when I returned from work- just a day to the Sallah celebrations- I sent the two children to go buy biscuits in front of the street. That was around 7pm. We expected them till around 9pm. I was shocked. I quickly rushed to the Adeniji Adele Police Division, and reported the incident.
“Believe me, I and their mother, Funmilayo, could not sleep all through that night. We were walking around throughout the night from one police division to the other, repeating the same thing. The whole Sallah celebration was a sad one as I looked for my two children. Little did I know that it was my second wife who sneaked into our area to abduct them.”
Moshood, who spoke to our correspondent while fighting back tears, added that Aminat had called him the following day, and made a suspicious comment.
He said, “The following morning, around 11am, Aminat called me and heard me crying on the phone. I told her that we were looking for Lateef and Nofisat, she simply said, ‘All I know is that no one can kidnap my own son.’ I was shocked at her statement, but I never thought she was the one behind the whole trouble.
“It was six days later when the police arrested her that she then confessed that she committed the act because she claimed I was not taking care of her, and I had not bought sallah clothes for her son, which is not true. She had sneaked to our area, and asked the two kids to follow her to Orile. This is unimaginable for me.”
PUNCH Metro learnt that as the search for the two children continued, which took Mubo and his first wife to travel to Ilorin, Kwara State to consult their relatives and get ‘spiritual help’, a friend had called them on Thursday, October 9, that she saw Lateef with Akanni around the CMS Bus Stop, Lagos Island. The police were then invited who trailed her movement and arrested her.
The mother of the two children, Funmilayo, told PUNCH Metro that Aminat had bottled up grievances against her for a long time.
She said, “Aminat killed my daughter. She made us to have a sorrowful Sallah. We were running around police stations. She said she wanted to punish me and my husband because she was having issues with us. So, why did she not come after us, why after my two children?”
The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Kenneth Nwosu, confirmed the incident, adding that Aminat was now in police custody.
He said, “Aminat Akanni is the second wife of the complainant. Investigation revealed that the corpse of Nofisat was recovered by the Orile Division in a sudden and unnatural death.
“The suspect confessed to have drowned the child and dropped the corpse at Orile. The case has now been transferred to the Orile Division for further synchronisation and action.”
PUNCH Metro learnt that the suspect killed one of the kids, Nofisat, by pushing her into a soakaway.
PUNCH Metro learnt that Aminat was arrested by the police at CMS Bus Stop, Lagos Island, on October 9.
Our correspondent learnt that prior to the arrest, seven-year-old Lateef and four-year-old Nofisat had been declared missing on Friday, October 3- a day to the Sallah celebration.
It was learnt that the father of the missing children, Moshood Mubo, who is also the suspect’s husband, had raised the alarm and reported the case to the Adeniji Adele Police Division on Friday, October 3.
However, after the suspect’s arrest, she confessed to have abducted the two kids from Church Street, Lagos Island where they lived.
She further confessed to have also killed the younger, child, Nofisat, by pushing her into soakaway beside a mosque in the Orile area.
Our correspondent gathered that Lateef and Nofisat were pupils in Primary 1 and Nursery 2 classes respectively in a private school.
Speaking with PUNCH Metro on Sunday, Moshood who hails from Ilorin, Kwara State, said his second wife, who he rented an apartment for in the Orile area, abducted the kids claiming that she wanted to “punish him for not buying Sallah clothes for her own son.”
He said, “I married Aminat in 2010. In order to avoid a crisis at home, I rented an apartment for her at Mosalashi Street, Alakara in Orile. She has only one son for me. His name is Yusuf. She does not come to Church Street, Lagos Island where I live with my first wife.
“What happened was that on the evening of Friday, October 3, when I returned from work- just a day to the Sallah celebrations- I sent the two children to go buy biscuits in front of the street. That was around 7pm. We expected them till around 9pm. I was shocked. I quickly rushed to the Adeniji Adele Police Division, and reported the incident.
“Believe me, I and their mother, Funmilayo, could not sleep all through that night. We were walking around throughout the night from one police division to the other, repeating the same thing. The whole Sallah celebration was a sad one as I looked for my two children. Little did I know that it was my second wife who sneaked into our area to abduct them.”
Moshood, who spoke to our correspondent while fighting back tears, added that Aminat had called him the following day, and made a suspicious comment.
He said, “The following morning, around 11am, Aminat called me and heard me crying on the phone. I told her that we were looking for Lateef and Nofisat, she simply said, ‘All I know is that no one can kidnap my own son.’ I was shocked at her statement, but I never thought she was the one behind the whole trouble.
“It was six days later when the police arrested her that she then confessed that she committed the act because she claimed I was not taking care of her, and I had not bought sallah clothes for her son, which is not true. She had sneaked to our area, and asked the two kids to follow her to Orile. This is unimaginable for me.”
PUNCH Metro learnt that as the search for the two children continued, which took Mubo and his first wife to travel to Ilorin, Kwara State to consult their relatives and get ‘spiritual help’, a friend had called them on Thursday, October 9, that she saw Lateef with Akanni around the CMS Bus Stop, Lagos Island. The police were then invited who trailed her movement and arrested her.
The mother of the two children, Funmilayo, told PUNCH Metro that Aminat had bottled up grievances against her for a long time.
She said, “Aminat killed my daughter. She made us to have a sorrowful Sallah. We were running around police stations. She said she wanted to punish me and my husband because she was having issues with us. So, why did she not come after us, why after my two children?”
The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Kenneth Nwosu, confirmed the incident, adding that Aminat was now in police custody.
He said, “Aminat Akanni is the second wife of the complainant. Investigation revealed that the corpse of Nofisat was recovered by the Orile Division in a sudden and unnatural death.
“The suspect confessed to have drowned the child and dropped the corpse at Orile. The case has now been transferred to the Orile Division for further synchronisation and action.”
RSUST Clearance Schedule 2014/2015 for Newly Admitted Students
This is to inform the newly admitted students of the Rivers State University of Science and Technology that the institution has scheduled the date for clearance and Physical verification exercise.
The clearance and physical exercise begins 20th October, 2014.
To view the full schedule, Simply click here
The clearance and physical exercise begins 20th October, 2014.
To view the full schedule, Simply click here
I was not sacked –Keshi
The former coach of the Super Eagles, Stephen Keshi has said that he was not sacked by the Nigeria Football Federation.
Breaking his silence in Ilorin on Saturday over his sacking by the NFF, he argued that his contract with the NFF ended with the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, saying it would be inappropriate for anybody to say he was sacked.
He spoke at the Kwara State stadium during the final of the 28th edition of the All Financial Institutions Football competition.
The NFF announced Keshi’s sacking on Thursday with Shaibu Amodu as his replacement.
Keshi also said that the Eagles can still qualify for the African Cup of Nations, adding that the team only needed to work hard. He urged Nigerians to encourage the team.
“I was never sacked by the NFF. It’s if you have an existing contract that you would be sacked. Super Eagles can still qualify for the 2015 AFCON. They have the chance, because the group is still open. They only need to work harder.
“We need a lot of encouragement from Nigerians for the players to go ahead and qualify. I think we can qualify for the 2015 AFCON,” he said.
Nigeria is currently in the third position of Group A with four points, trailing Congo with seven points and South Africa leading the group with eight points while Sudan is the last in the group having three points.
Nigeria will play away with Congo on November 14, and at home with South Africa on November 19.
Meanwhile, First Bank of Nigeria, Lagos team defeated the Central Bank of Nigeria 1-0 to win the 28th edition of the All Financial Institutions Football competition organized by the NFF and CBN. The only goal was scored in the 56th minute by Gafar Lasisi.
The First Bank has won the competition for the eighth time, since 1979 when it was introduced. The team received the N2m star prize and a giant trophy.
Before the final match, the Security Exchange Commission had defeated Ikeja Micro Finance Bank 3-1 on penalties, after a goalless draw at the regulation time.
Twenty-four financial institutions competed in the 2014 edition of the fiesta which began on September 12, in four centres.
Breaking his silence in Ilorin on Saturday over his sacking by the NFF, he argued that his contract with the NFF ended with the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, saying it would be inappropriate for anybody to say he was sacked.
He spoke at the Kwara State stadium during the final of the 28th edition of the All Financial Institutions Football competition.
The NFF announced Keshi’s sacking on Thursday with Shaibu Amodu as his replacement.
Keshi also said that the Eagles can still qualify for the African Cup of Nations, adding that the team only needed to work hard. He urged Nigerians to encourage the team.
“I was never sacked by the NFF. It’s if you have an existing contract that you would be sacked. Super Eagles can still qualify for the 2015 AFCON. They have the chance, because the group is still open. They only need to work harder.
“We need a lot of encouragement from Nigerians for the players to go ahead and qualify. I think we can qualify for the 2015 AFCON,” he said.
Nigeria is currently in the third position of Group A with four points, trailing Congo with seven points and South Africa leading the group with eight points while Sudan is the last in the group having three points.
Nigeria will play away with Congo on November 14, and at home with South Africa on November 19.
Meanwhile, First Bank of Nigeria, Lagos team defeated the Central Bank of Nigeria 1-0 to win the 28th edition of the All Financial Institutions Football competition organized by the NFF and CBN. The only goal was scored in the 56th minute by Gafar Lasisi.
The First Bank has won the competition for the eighth time, since 1979 when it was introduced. The team received the N2m star prize and a giant trophy.
Before the final match, the Security Exchange Commission had defeated Ikeja Micro Finance Bank 3-1 on penalties, after a goalless draw at the regulation time.
Twenty-four financial institutions competed in the 2014 edition of the fiesta which began on September 12, in four centres.
FSSOYO Post-UTME Screening Exercise 2014/2015
This is to inform candidates who chose Federal School of surveying, Oyo State as First Choice in the 2014 UTME that the Post-UTME Screening Exercise will take place on Saturday, 25th October, 2014 at the school’s Lecture Theater by 8.00am prompt.
All candidates who chose Federal School of Surveying as their First preferred Monotechnic Institution and who scored 150 and above and must have written Physics, Mathematics among other subjects during 2014 UTME are eligible to participate in the screening exercise.
Procedure for Documentation;
A.i. The eligible candidates should pay a screening fee of Two Thousand Five Hundred Naira only (N2, 500.00) at the School’s Bursary on or before 4.00pm Thursday, 23rd October, 2014.
ii. Formal Documentation follows at Admission and Record’s Office.
On the screening day candidates are advised to come along with the under-listed for the screening exercise;
1.2 recent passport
2.1 copy of UTME Result slip
3.2 copies of O’level results provided it is available
4.Receipt of payment of (Two thousand and Five Hundred naira ) screening Fee
5.Writing materials: Biro, Pencil, Eraser, Calculator etc
Signed
Grade Adesola
Registrar
All candidates who chose Federal School of Surveying as their First preferred Monotechnic Institution and who scored 150 and above and must have written Physics, Mathematics among other subjects during 2014 UTME are eligible to participate in the screening exercise.
Procedure for Documentation;
A.i. The eligible candidates should pay a screening fee of Two Thousand Five Hundred Naira only (N2, 500.00) at the School’s Bursary on or before 4.00pm Thursday, 23rd October, 2014.
ii. Formal Documentation follows at Admission and Record’s Office.
On the screening day candidates are advised to come along with the under-listed for the screening exercise;
1.2 recent passport
2.1 copy of UTME Result slip
3.2 copies of O’level results provided it is available
4.Receipt of payment of (Two thousand and Five Hundred naira ) screening Fee
5.Writing materials: Biro, Pencil, Eraser, Calculator etc
Signed
Grade Adesola
Registrar
Rivers PDP chiefs trade words over zoning
The controversy surrounding the ‘no-zoning verdict’ of the Peoples Democratic Party in Rivers State took a fresh turn on Monday when a chief of the party, Chief Anabs Sara-Igbe, and the State Chairman, Mr. Felix Obuah, engaged each other in a war of words.
While Sara-Igbe accused the state PDP chairman of running the party with impunity and recklessness, Obuah maintained that the PDP stalwart had no locus to criticise the position of the party on zoning.
Sara-Igbe, who claims he is one of the founders of the PDP, added that the party in the state had always rotated elective positions, including that of the governor.
Speaking with newsmen in Port Harcourt on Monday, Sara-Igbe, who was the Special Adviser on Security Matters to former governor of the state, Dr. Peter Odili, explained that the state chairman of the party lacked the knowledge of how the PDP began in the state.
He said, “Obuah is a small boy in PDP; he does not know how PDP came about. He was just brought in to contest council election and his experience ends there. Until the conspiracy that brought him into power is destroyed, he does not know how Rivers State is governed.
“Who is Obuah to say there was no zoning arrangement in Rivers PDP? Nigeria is owned by very few people, whether you like it or not. You can say anything, but there are very few persons that know how Nigeria is governed.
“When Nigeria was at the peak of collapse in 2012, these people came up and brought in the Doctrine of Necessity and approached the House of Assembly for the good of all.
“In Rivers State also, when the chips are down, we have people that will speak. When they speak, Rivers people will listen because they know what they are talking about. Obuah does not know that PDP’s constitution is sacrosanct. It (constitution) is not for one person, it is for the entire state, it is above everybody.”
Obuah, however, challenged Sara-Igbe to show proof of his membership of the PDP and tell the world when he (Sara-Igbe) last visited the state party secretariat or his ward secretariat.
The state PDP chairman, who spoke through his Special Adviser on Media, Mr. Jerry Needam, explained that the PDP chief was only looking for cheap popularity.
He said, “Sara-Igbe is frustrated. He is not a member of PDP and he lacks the locus to talk about the Rivers PDP chairman, Bro Felix Obuah. Who is Sara-Igbe? Has he won a unit election in his village?
While Sara-Igbe accused the state PDP chairman of running the party with impunity and recklessness, Obuah maintained that the PDP stalwart had no locus to criticise the position of the party on zoning.
Sara-Igbe, who claims he is one of the founders of the PDP, added that the party in the state had always rotated elective positions, including that of the governor.
Speaking with newsmen in Port Harcourt on Monday, Sara-Igbe, who was the Special Adviser on Security Matters to former governor of the state, Dr. Peter Odili, explained that the state chairman of the party lacked the knowledge of how the PDP began in the state.
He said, “Obuah is a small boy in PDP; he does not know how PDP came about. He was just brought in to contest council election and his experience ends there. Until the conspiracy that brought him into power is destroyed, he does not know how Rivers State is governed.
“Who is Obuah to say there was no zoning arrangement in Rivers PDP? Nigeria is owned by very few people, whether you like it or not. You can say anything, but there are very few persons that know how Nigeria is governed.
“When Nigeria was at the peak of collapse in 2012, these people came up and brought in the Doctrine of Necessity and approached the House of Assembly for the good of all.
“In Rivers State also, when the chips are down, we have people that will speak. When they speak, Rivers people will listen because they know what they are talking about. Obuah does not know that PDP’s constitution is sacrosanct. It (constitution) is not for one person, it is for the entire state, it is above everybody.”
Obuah, however, challenged Sara-Igbe to show proof of his membership of the PDP and tell the world when he (Sara-Igbe) last visited the state party secretariat or his ward secretariat.
The state PDP chairman, who spoke through his Special Adviser on Media, Mr. Jerry Needam, explained that the PDP chief was only looking for cheap popularity.
He said, “Sara-Igbe is frustrated. He is not a member of PDP and he lacks the locus to talk about the Rivers PDP chairman, Bro Felix Obuah. Who is Sara-Igbe? Has he won a unit election in his village?
ADACOED Remedial, Pre-NCE & NCE Applications 2014
This is to inform all prospective applicants who wish to apply for Remedial Studies, Pre-NCE and NCE programmes of Adamu Augie College of Education, Argungu that the sales of admission forms for 2014/2015 academic session is in progress.
The admission forms can be obtained at the cost of ₦2500 only from the following banks: United Bank for Africa, Argungu Branch Kebbi , Home Savings & Loans Ltd, Argungu Branch
All completed forms are to be returned to the office of the Registrar, Academic Affairs Division on or before 29th August, 2014.
Announcer:
Yahaya Muhammad
(Academic Secretary)
For: Registrar
The admission forms can be obtained at the cost of ₦2500 only from the following banks: United Bank for Africa, Argungu Branch Kebbi , Home Savings & Loans Ltd, Argungu Branch
All completed forms are to be returned to the office of the Registrar, Academic Affairs Division on or before 29th August, 2014.
Announcer:
Yahaya Muhammad
(Academic Secretary)
For: Registrar
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