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Thursday, October 22, 2020

NEWS October 22, 2020

UPDATE ON #ENDSARS

*UPDATE ON #ENDSARS*

ADDRESS TO THE NATION BY HIS EXCELLENCY, MUHAMMADU BUHARI, PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA ON THE ENDSARS PROTESTS, 22ND OCTOBER, 2020

Fellow Nigerians,

It has become necessary for me to address you having heard from many concerned Nigerians and having concluded a meeting with all the Security Chiefs.

2. I must warn those who have hijacked and misdirected the initial, genuine and well - intended protest of some of our youths in parts of the country, against the excesses of some members of the now disbanded Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS).

3. On Monday 12th October, I acknowledged the genuine concerns and agitations of members of the public regarding the excessive use of force by some members of SARS.

4. The choice to demonstrate peacefully is a fundamental right of citizens as enshrined in Section 40 of our Constitution and other enactments; but this right to protest also imposes on the demonstrators the responsibility to respect the rights of other citizens, and the necessity to operate within the law.

5. As a democratic government, we listened to, and carefully evaluated the five-point demands of the protesters. And, having accepted them, we immediately scrapped SARS, and put measures in place to address the other demands of our youth.

6. On approving the termination of SARS, I already made it clear that it was in line with our commitment to the implementation of extensive Police reforms.

7. Sadly, the promptness with which we have acted seemed to have been misconstrued as a sign of weakness and twisted by some for their selfish unpatriotic interests.

8. The result of this is clear to all observers: human lives have been lost; acts of sexual violence have been reported; two major correctional facilities were attacked and convicts freed; public and private properties completely destroyed or vandalised; the sanctity of the Palace of a Peace Maker, the Oba of Lagos has been violated. So-called protesters have invaded an International Airport and in the process disrupted the travel plans of fellow Nigerians and our visitors.

9. All these executed in the name of the ENDSARS protests. I am indeed deeply pained that innocent lives have been lost. These tragedies are uncalled for and unnecessary. Certainly, there is no way whatsoever to connect these bad acts to legitimate expression of grievance of the youth of our country.

10. The spreading of deliberate falsehood and misinformation through the social media in particular, that this government is oblivious to the pains and plight of its citizens is a ploy to mislead the unwary within and outside Nigeria into unfair judgement and disruptive behaviour.

11. On the contrary, both our deeds and words have shown how committed this administration has been to the wellbeing and welfare of citizens, even with the steadily dwindling revenues, and the added responsibilities and restrictions due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

12. Government has put in place measures and initiatives principally targeted at youths, women and the most vulnerable groups in our society. These included our broad plan to lift 100 million Nigerians out of poverty in the next 10 years; the creation of N75 billion National Youth Investment Fund to provide opportunities for the youths and the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Survival Fund, through which government is:

a. paying three months salaries of the staff of 100,000 micro, small - and medium - enterprises,

b. paying for the registration of 250,000 businesses at the Corporate Affairs Commission,

c. giving a grant of N30,000 to 100,000 artisans; and

d. guaranteeing market for the products of traders.

13. These are in addition to many other initiatives such as;

a. Farmermoni,

b. Tradermoni,

c. Marketmoni,

d. N-Power,

e. N-Tech and

f. N-Agro.

14. No Nigerian Government in the past has methodically and seriously approached poverty-alleviation like we have done.

15. With regard to the welfare of police personnel, the National Salaries, Income and Wages Commission has been directed to expedite action on the finalization of the new salary structure of members of the Nigeria Police Force. The emoluments of other paramilitary services are also being reviewed upwards.

16. In order to underscore the importance of education in preparing youths for the future, this administration has come up with a new salary structure and other incentives for our teachers.

17. Let me at this point reaffirm the Federal Government’s commitment to preserving the unity of this country.

18. We will continue to improve good governance and our democratic process, including through sustained engagement.

19. We shall continue to ensure that liberty and freedom, as well as the fundamental rights of all citizens are protected.

20. But remember that government also has the obligation to protect lives and properties, as well as the right of citizens to go about their daily businesses freely and protected from acts of violence.

21. To our neighbours in particular, and members of the international community, many of whom have expressed concern about the ongoing development in Nigeria, we thank you and urge you all to seek to know all the facts available before taking a position or rushing to judgment and making hasty pronouncements.

22. In the circumstances, I would like to appeal to protesters to note and take advantage of the various well-thought-out initiatives of this administration designed to make their lives better and more meaningful, and resist the temptation of being used by some subversive elements to cause chaos with the aim of truncating our nascent democracy.

23. For you to do otherwise will amount to undermining national security and the law and order situation. Under no circumstances will this be tolerated.

24. I therefore call on our youths to discontinue the street protests and constructively engage government in finding solutions. Your voice has been heard loud and clear and we are responding.

25. And I call on all Nigerians to go about their normal businesses, and enjoin security agencies to protect lives and properties of all law abiding citizens without doing harm to those they are meant to protect. Let me pay tribute to officers of the Nigeria Police Force who have tragically lost their lives in the line of duty.

26. I would like to thank those state Governors, traditional and religious leaders who have appealed for calm and restraint. I also thank youth leaders who have restrained their followers from taking the law into their hands.

27. This government respects and will continue to respect all the democratic rights and civil liberties of the people, but it will not allow anybody or groups to disrupt the peace of our nation.

Thank you all. God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

*EXAMLEGITS SOURCE CARES*

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NEWS October 22, 2020

neco exams postponed still 27th October 2020

*PUTTING ON HOLD SOME PAPERS OF THE ONGOING 2020 NECO SSCE*

I am directed to inform you that the Management and Governing Board of the National Examinations Council (NECO ) is compelled by circumstances occasioned by the End SARS protests which led to imposition of curfews in some states thereby making it difficult for the Council to move sensitive materials across the country, to put on hold papers for *Thursday 22nd,Friday 23rd,Saturday 24th and Monday,26th October,2020*

The papers will now be written between 17th to 20th November,2020 after computer practical paper 1 on the 16th,November 2020.

I am to further inform you that Examinations will continue on the 27th of October 2020.

Please circulate the content of the above to all candidates and other stakeholders for compliance.

Thanks.

Ibrahim A.Saad

State Officer

Lagos.

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Sunday, October 18, 2020

NEWS October 18, 2020

AKSU Announces 23rd September As Resumption Date

School: AKSU Announces 23rd September As Resumption Date

NGstudents

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2020 NECO postpones exam over #EndSARS protests

BREAKING: NECO postpones exam over #EndSARS protests

The National Examination Council postponed Paper I Computer Studies Practical’s scheduled for

Monday, October 19, 2020, until November 16

This was contained in a statement by the Head, Information and Public Relations Division, NECO, Azeez Sani, on Sunday.

Sani said the decision was taken because of the ongoing #ENDSARS protests, affecting the human and vehicular movement.

He explained that the protest had affected the supply of examination materials.

The statement read, “This is to inform the general public and especially candidates that the National Examinations Council (NECO) has been constrained to reschedule the Paper I Computer Studies Practical’s earlier scheduled to take place on Monday 19 October 2020, 10 am to 1 pm. The examination of this paper will now hold on Monday 16 November 2020, 10 am-1 pm.

”This unforeseen incident has been caused by the ENDSARS protest that blocked the free movement of transport at the City entrance gate Benin.

“The NECO delivery truck had left its take-off point well in advance two days earlier to deliver examination materials to some states and has been held up in the blockage since then.

“The Council wishes to assure all stakeholders and the general public that the affected examination materials have been retrieved intact and are in the custody of NECO’s vault.

”While regretting any inconveniences this rescheduling may cause our esteemed stakeholders, the Council has however taken this decision in order to maintain the integrity and security of its examinations procedures for seamless conduct of the Council’s examination.”

*ADMIN*

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Tuesday, October 13, 2020

NEWS October 13, 2020

FG Sets New Guidelines For Reopening of Schools

FG Sets New Guidelines For Reopening of Schools

The Federal Government on Thursday released fresh guidelines for the reopening of schools in the country.

The National Coordinator of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, Sani Aliyu, made this known during a briefing in Abuja.

Schools in the country had been shut for more than four months as part of measures to curb the spread of the novel disease.

But the PTF had okayed the reopening of schools in August with some subnational already reopening primary, secondary and tertiary institutions in their states.

The PUNCH had earlier reported that FG ordered all Unity Schools in the country to resume with effect from October 12.

Giving an update on Thursday, Aliyu said, “The Federal Ministry of Education, the PTF and the NCDC (Nigeria Centre for Disease Control) have developed guidelines to ensure schools can reopen, minimise the risk of transmission and continue to operate safely.

“Schools and educational bodies that plan to reopen must have detailed communication protocols that include parents, school health teams, school authorities and local (and) state officials.

“They must also have a system for providing regular updates for parents, staff and relevant authorities as well as communicate changes to procedures effectively and clearly as well as taking effective measures to understand how COVID-19 can spread and how to mitigate the spread in line with official guidelines.

ALSO READ: Federal Government Faults ASUU's Request For More Funds, Calls For Cooperation To End Strike

“Specifically, school authorities have the responsibilities to ensure that everyone gaining access to their schools is screened properly, is wearing a mask and sanitising their hands.

“Boarding schools must have identified areas for screening and putting positive students aside.

“There must be access to running water and handwashing facilities.

“The health staff, particularly in boarding schools, must be trained and provided with PPE (Personal Protective Equipment).

“There must be appropriate waste management systems.

“Health facilities that are within the schools that serve the schools should have the ability to cater for an outbreak and a response protocol must be in place for these schools for students who test positive. In this regard, it is important to involve their parents and make sure that parents have signed consent forms in advance.

“Schools should also work in synergy with the local government rapid response teams and collaborate with the state ministries of health on planning, implementation and reopening of schools.

“We encourage schools to consider creative solutions to abide by these guidelines.”

On his part, the PTF Chairman, Boss Mustapha, stressed that states have the responsibility to ensure the safe reopening of schools.

Mustapha, who is also the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, said, “The Federal Government has just 105 schools all over the nation that are reopening. Over 18,000 schools do not belong to the Federal Government; they belong to states and private proprietors.

“The control of schools in the state, particularly primary and secondary schools, is the responsibility of the state government. They are supposed to ensure compliance.

“Different states fixed different dates for the reopening of schools. So, the responsibility of ensuring that these schools comply with the guidelines is vested on state and local government authorities and that we expect they will do.”

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NEWS October 13, 2020

Federal Government Faults ASUU's Request For More Funds, Calls For Cooperation To End Strike

The Minister of State for Education, Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba has faulted the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) request for more funds. He said the union’s fondness for embarking on industrial actions was pushing students to study abroad and to private universities.

Nwajiuba stated this in Abuja on Wednesday, adding that the union’s claim that the education sector was not adequately funded is not tenable because no sector in the country was getting enough money.

According to him, N671.1bn was earmarked for education in the 2020 budget and the bulk of the education budget was being used to pay 10,500 professors, out of the 71,000 lecturers in Nigeria. The Education Minister further admonished ASUU to cooperate with the government and other Nigerians to fix the economy.

Reacting to the minister’s statement that the bulk of the education budget was being used to pay professors, ASUU's national president, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi told the Minister to try ignorance if he thought education was too expensive.

While denying allegations that lecturers were spending money meant for others, Prof. Ogunyemi berated the minister for condemning the union’s strike, adding that Nigerian lecturers are the least paid in the whole world.

In his words, the ASUU President said “The truth is that everywhere you have seen innovation, invention and development, they invested in education and still investing in education. If any government official thinks that because they are investing in education, they should make life difficult for university lecturers, then they are preparing the ground for the collapse of the country,”

The Federal Government had earlier directed all educational institutions to resume on as the spread of COVID-19, which necessitated the shutting down of the schools had reduced. However, the union through its Chairman, Prof Biodun Ogunyemi has replied that members would not resume because they could not work on an empty stomach.

Recall that the union began an indefinite strike on March 23 following their disagreement with the Federal Government over non-implementation of 2009 agreements and opposition to the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS), which government insisted all workers must adopt.

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Monday, October 12, 2020

NEWS October 12, 2020

NYSC Debunks Rumor on Camp Reopening

The attention of NYSC Management has been drawn to rumor circulating on social media about camp reopening.

The said release states that arising from a purported meeting, Orientation course shall resume 27th October 2020, with Batch “A” Stream 2, which it adds has further been subdivided into Batches “A” and “B”.

Management hereby conveys that the news release is fake. Prospective Corps Members and the public are therefore enjoined to kindly disregard the news in its entirety.

Management has been working with the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on COVID-19 in order to ensure the reopening of NYSC Orientation camps nationwide, which the PTF had earlier tied to the resumption of educational institutions in the country.

It is imperative to state that the Scheme has ensured that all the COVID-19 safety protocols incidental to safe hosting of Orientation programmes are in place in all its 37 Orientation camps.

Note also that some precautionary safety measures already adopted by the Scheme had earned it the commendation of the PTF.

While the NYSC sincerely appreciates the patience so far shown by the PCMs who have waited for over six months to be called-up for participation in the Scheme, it equally empathizes with them over the unanticipated disruption of their programmes, resulting from COVID-19 pandemic.

However, the Corps is highly optimistic that the Federal Government, through the PTF will soon give approval for the full resumption of camping.

Meanwhile, continue to stay safe and stay tuned to NYSC’s Traditional and New media platforms for authentic information.

Thank you.

MANAGEMENT

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Friday, October 9, 2020

NEWS October 09, 2020

How You Can Get Prepared For Exams and Admission.

With Post-utme and admission processing on its way, examlegits had organized some tips that will get you prepared for your school of choice post-utme & admission.

Tips on How To Get Prepared for Post-utme & Admission

#1 – Know Yourself and The School You Choose: Both words might sounds contrary to each other because your answer (if i guess) will simply be ‘Oh Yes! I know my Name and Of Course i choose University of Tuham as my School so i think i also knew the school i choose!
Knowing Yourself simply means knowing your Jamb score to target the school you will choose so as to avoid the mistake of making a wrong choice. For example if your score is 180, you should made thorough Research on the school you choose/about to change to concerning their jamb cut-off mark in the previous years and this current year. Some University cut-off marks can be found at the awanetmobile Educative apps store.

#2 – Stay Updated: After #1, the next thing for you is to stay updated to latest information concerning your school of choice. This can be done by using Google Search Engine or adding the official website of your school of choice to your bookmark. You can also join an educative forum like to meet other like-minded aspirants.

#3 – Get Your Documents Ready: The word ‘documents’ doesn’t mean only your O level and Jamb Result although they form part of it, there are some other documents you should also have at your disposal in which you’re going to need during your time of admission. For a full list of them, Read 7 Best documents to have before gainning admission.

#4 Read, Read and Read: “When the examination line is drawn, the students hope for the best but must prepare for the worst” Though over-reading is not advisable as it might cause congestion in the brain in which there may be difficulty in retainning what one read, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t read at all.
Remember the more you read, the more you learn and the more you learn, the easier it becomes.

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Thursday, October 8, 2020

NEWS October 08, 2020

A Must-To-Have 7 BEST DOCUMENTS FOR STUDENTS

If you are an Aspirant wanting to gain admission, here are 7 best documents you should have “ready-made” at your disposal .

#7: *. UTME Result Slip
This is the slip which contains your data, school of choice & your Jamb result. To get this slip, you’ll need a scratch card . After succesful transaction online, your result will be displayed and you can now print it.

#6: *. POST UTME Slip
This is your school of choice slip and you can get it from your school of choice official website.

#5: *. SSCE/GCE/NECO Statement of Result

You ‘ll get this from your school principal/director. This is the Clear copies of Internet copy containing candidate’s result duly certified by the principal. HOWEVER If you have the original WAEC certificate , you don’t need this. But if you just finished secondary school a year or two years ago, you’ll need to buy a WAEC scratch card to print out your WAEC/NECO result, Take it to your principal to sign and stamp. That’s it.

#4: *. Birth certificate/Declaration of age

This is your normal birth certificates OR sworn declaration of age. Birth certificate can be collected at your local government area while sworn declaration of age according to research is only collected in high court.
How To Get Prepared For Admission

#3: *. SECONDARY SCHOOL TESTIMONIAL

This is the testimonial from the secondary school you attended. You can get this by visiting your secondary school and demand for a testimonial from the principal.

#2: ADMISSION LETTER

This is the letter which implies that truly you’ve been offered admission in the Higher Institution. Though some schools might not have released the admission letter on their website but you can get this from Jamb official website. To print your admission Letter.

#1: *. PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPH

I still find it hard to believe that some people won’t be able to provide one single passport when it comes to matter of emergency. Although you might not find it so that important but seriously passport is something everyone should have at least 5 or more just in case the demand for it rise up.

I rest my Pen here.. Suggestion & ideas are welcome;)

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NEWS October 08, 2020

UNIUYO Appoints New Vice-Chancellor

» UNIUYO Appoints New Vice-Chancellor

UNIUYO Appoints New Vice-Chancellor

The University of Uyo (UNIUYO) has appointed a new Vice-Chancellor in the university. See full details about the new VC below.

The Governing Council of the University of Uyo (UNIUYO) has approved the appointment of Professor Nyaudoh Ukpabio Ndaeyo as the 8th substantive Vice-Chancellor of the institution.

The appointment was contained in a statement issued by the Registrar and Secretary of the institution governing council, Aniediabasi Udofia on Tuesday.

Authorities of the University has remarked that the emergence of Professor Ndaeyo followed due process in line with the extant laws governing the appointment and removal of Vice-Chancellors as well as other principal officers of federal universities in Nigeria.

uniuyo new vc

Professor Ndaeyo is a Professor of Farming Systems; holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Farm Systems and a Masters degree in Agronomy both from the University of Ibadan. Prior to his appointment, the new vice-chancellor was the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration) and immediate past Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture.

He is taking over from Professor Enefiok Essien, who is completing his five-year tenure at the end of November.

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Tuesday, October 6, 2020

NEWS October 06, 2020

Osun State Post-Basic Midwifery Admission Form for 2020/2021

September 22, 2020 Mr clef mike

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Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for Admission into the Post-Basic Midwifery Programs of the Department of Midwifery, Ministry of Health, Osogbo, State of Osun for 2020/2021 academic session:

Post-Basic Midwifery
This is an Eighteen-Month program commencing in September, 2020

Requirements
Applicant must
i. Possess WAEC, SSCE, GCE or NECO, with (5) credits at not more than two (2) sittings.

The subject combination must include
English Language,
Mathematics,
Physics,
Chemistry, and
Biology.
ii. Be a Registered Nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria with a valid License.

Method of Application
On – Line registration on the portal address: https://schoolofnursingosogbo.ng/ at the cost of Fifteen Thousand Naira (N15,000.00) only.

The following are to be uploaded appropriately:
i. One recent passport photograph with white background, scanned of size 15kb
ii. Copy (ies) of O’ Level certificate or printed copy (ies) of downloaded result,
iii. Copy of Notification Letter of registration as a qualified Nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria;
iv. Valid e-mail address,
v. Valid Phone number,
vi. Next of kin’s valid Address and Phone number

Registration Procedures:
ACCOUNT/PROFILE CREATION STAGE:
● After you have gone through the ADMISSION REQUIREMENT and met the requirement as
stated
● LAUNCH the e-registration portal by entering the following https://schoolofnursingosogbo.ng/ into address bar of your browser
● CLICK on NEW APPLICANT to create your profile
● Click on NEW APPLICANT BUTTON, you will be redirected to NEW APPLICANT PAGE
● Fill the required information, then CLICK on CREATE ACCOUNT
● On click on CREATE ACCOUNT, you will see a message on the page informing you that creation of account is successful
● Then click on LOGIN to proceed and also email alert will be sent to your email address (Gmail
user, check your spam message if you didn’t received it in your inbox). This indicated that you are through with this stage then proceed to the next stage

PAYMENT STAGE:
● CLICK on LOGIN as indicated in message display on page when you click on CREATE
ACCOUNT on NEW APPLICANT PAGE
● ENTER your login details (check your mails if you didn’t recollect )
● CLICK on LOGIN, you will be redirected to a page where you will be asked to select your
desired PROGRAM, and then to make a PAYMENT
● SELECT your desired PROGRAM, required amount with charges will be displayed
● CLICK PROCEED TO PAYMENT to make a payment of your choice
● PAYMENT PAGE where you can make a payment with either of the two options ATM or
DIRECT DEBIT FROM YOUR BANK ACCOUNT will be displayed, then fill the requested
details based on payment mode you choose
● CLICK on PAYMENT then you will be redirected to a page where you will enter OTP CODE sent to you from your bank.
● after payment was successful, you will see payment received, then proceed to APPLICATION
where options will be displayed, CLICK on PRINT RECEIPT then CLICK on APPLICATION
to proceed.

APPLICATION FORM STAGE:
Fill APPLICATION FORM step by step from stage one BIODATA till last stage PRINT OF FORM.
● BIODATA: here your basic details is required then click SAVE AND CONTINUE to proceed
● PARENT/GUARDIAN: here you are required to supply basic information of one of your parents or guardian after that CLICK SAVE AND CONTINUE to proceed
● ACADEMIC RECORD: At this stage supply your relevant educational details, you can add more than one by clicking ADD after each information entered but mind you let it be information related to your admission exercise then CLICK CONTINUE to proceed
● ACADEMIC RESULT: enter the details of academic records you previously supplied most especially your O’LEVEL details for BASIC NURSING, POST BASIC NURSING AND
MIDWIFERY. You are required to supply other results that qualified you for the programme you are applying for. CLICK on ADD for each details you supply then CLICK continue to proceed.
● UPLOAD DOCUMENT: here your passport and scanned copy of your signature are required, for each CLICK UPLOAD to select your passport/signature then CLICK ADD to add it, after passport and signature was uploaded CLICK CONTINUE to proceed.
● PREVIEW AND SUBMIT: here all your supplied details will be displayed, in order for you to recheck and do all necessary correction before it will be submitted, PLEASE go through it and make sure information supplied is correct. After that CLICK SUBMIT to complete your registration.
● PRINT: Here, you will be able to print your details, if it is not printed before under the PREVIEW AND SUBMIT, CLICK PRINT to have a hard copy of your application form.
● LOGOUT: after you have successful carried out all itemized steps above, it means you are done with your entries, then CLICK LOGOUT to leave.

USER ACCOUNT/DASHBOARD STAGE:
After you have done with your application/entries, you can login again to perform the following:
● MY PROFILE: on this page, you can glance through your details
● PAYMENT HISTORY: this will display your payment information and also to reprint your receipt
● PRINT OUT: here you will able to print your ACKNOWLEDGMENT/EXAM SLIP and to reprint RECEIPT, APPLICATION FORM
● LOGOUT: clicking on this means you are done with your dashboard.

NOTE:
Completed application form should be submitted on-line and the final template printed out and submitted at the Department of Nursing, Ministry of Health, Secretariat, Osogbo.

Test and Selection Interview
Written Test: To come up on a Date and at a Venue that will be duly communicated to you.
Oral Interview: To come up on a Date and at a Venue that will be duly communicated to you.

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NEWS October 06, 2020

Ilaro Poly SUG asks students not to pay house rent

September 22, 2020 Mr clef Mike

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The Students’ Union Government of the Federal Polytechnic Ilaro has resolved that students that are living off-campus will not be paying house rent for the remainder of the 2019/2020 academic session.

This was contained in a statement signed by the executive members of the union.

The statement read, “We bring glad tidings to all students of federal polytechnic Ilaro.

It’s now a resolution that all students staying outside the school campus are NOT to pay house rent for the rest of the 2019/2020 academic session.

The decision was made on Wednesday 16th of September 2020 after a meeting which was held by the school management, the community, landlord/landlady, the student union representative, and other dignitaries.

However, it is strongly advised to be of good bahaviour. No student should disrespect his/her Landlord or Landlady.

N.B you might be asked to pay for utility bills such as NEPA bill etc”

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NEWS October 06, 2020

TETFUND has contributed to the upgrade of tertiary institutions – EKSU VC

September 22, 2020 Mr clef Mike

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The Vice-Chancellor, Ekiti State University, Prof. Edward Olanipekun, has commended the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFUND) for the provision of facilities and structures which have contributed to the upgrade of the nation’s tertiary institutions

He spoke during the official handover of four twin-lecture theatres with a 2,000 seating capacity sponsored by TETFUND to the university and attributed majority of the projects in Nigeria’s institution of higher learning to the funding financed by the TETFUND assessment.

Prof. Olanipekun who remarked that tertiary institutions would have been shadows of themselves appreciated the federal government for their contributions towards the upgrade of facilities and structures through the TETFUND, other agencies and the Federal Ministry of Education

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NEWS October 06, 2020

IMSU Post-UTME/DE 2020: Cut-Off mark, Eligibility and Registration Details

September 22, 2020 Mr clef Mike

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IMSU Post-UTME form, cut-off mark, eligibility, application fee, deadline and registration details for the 2020/2021 Academic Session have been announced. Cut-off mark is 180. The cost is N2000. The deadline is November, 30th, 2020. See full details below;

The management of Imo State University (IMSU), Owerri, hereby announces to the general public especially its prospective students, that it has commenced the registration of candidates for the 2020/2021 POST UTME screening exercise.

ELIGIBILITY

Candidates whose First choice of Institution is Imo State University, Owerri and scored the required cut-off mark of 180 and above.
Candidates who did not choose Imo State University as first choice University but scored the required cut-off mark can also apply on the condition that they visit the JAMB website for a change of Institution. .
All candidates must have five (5) O’ level credits in relevant subjects at not more than two (2) sittings. Candidates waiting O’ level results can also apply but they will not be considered for admission until their results are available

HOW TO APPLY

Visit: www.imsu.edu.ng and select post- UTME/DE on the admission dropdown menu.
You will be directed to the Post-UTME/Direct Entry Page at www.admissions.imsu.edu.ng/post-utme/de
Click on register on the top banner and register with your jamb number, valid phone number and email. If yslip
registration is successful, an account would be created automatically which you would use to apply for the post –UTME/DE
Click on apply for post-UTME/DE and make payment of two thousand naira (N2000) with your (Master Card, Verve Card and other Interswitch enabled Cards) .
If your payment is successful, a post-UTME/DE application form would open; fill the form completely and correctly and then click submit at the bottom of the form.
If you were unable to complete your application for any reason, you can always come back to the post- UTME/DE page at www.admissions.imsu.edu.ng/post-utme/de and click on login, to login to your account and complete your application before the closing date- – 30th November 2020.

After submitting your application form, print the acknowledgment slip

NOTE

Every candidate must provide a valid email address and phone number.
All applications must be filled and submitted online on or before the closing date.
Any wrong information given shall disqualify the candidate.
Portal opens 10th September and closes 30th November 2020

Signed:
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NEWS October 06, 2020

AKSU resumption and academic calendar for completion of 2019/2020 session

September 22, 2020 Mr clef Mike

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The management of Akwa Ibom State University has announced the resumption of academic activities Following the gradual easing of COVID-19 restriction in the Nigerian economy and further to the directive by the Akwa Ibom State Government,

The phased resumption of academic activities for the completion of the 2019/2020 session according to a statement from the office of the University Registrar is as follows:

S/NO	ACTIVITY	DATE
1	FINAL YEAR, 3/4, 4/5, 2/3 STUDENTS RESUME	23/09/2020
2	FIRST SEMESTER EXAM BEGINS FOR FINAL YEAR, 3/4,4/5,2/5 STUDENTS	30/09/2020
3	FIRST SEMESTER EXAM FOR 3/4,4/5.3/4 STUDENTS END	21/10/2020
4	YEAR 2 AND 1 STUDENTS RESUME	22/10/2020
5	FIRST SEMESTER EXAM FOR YEAR 2 AND 1 STUDENTS BEGIN	29/10/2020
6	FIRST SEMESTER EXAM FOR YEAR 2 AND 1 STUDENTS END	04/12/2020
7	STUDENTS RESUME FOR FIRST SEMESTER	14/12/2020
8	CHRISTMAS BREAK BEGINS	23/12/2020
9	END OF CHRISTMAS BREAK	02/01/2021
10	STUDENTS RESUME AFTER CHRISTMAS BREAK	04/01/2021

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