This is to inform the member of the public and the prospective students of the Kaduna State University (KASU) that the management of the institution has extended Post UTME screening registration for 2020/2021 academic session.
According to the management, the new deadline is November 15th, 2020. Candidates that are yet to register or complete the registration are advised to use this opportunity to do so.
This is to inform the member of the public and prospective students of the Ambrose Alli University (AAU) that the management of the institution has extended the deadline for the 2020/2021 Post-UTME registration.
According to the management, the new deadline is November 130th, 2020. Candidates that are yet to register or complete the registration are advised to use this opportunity to do so.
Ahead of the upcoming e-exam, the management of Federal Polytechnic Ilaro (ILAROPOLY) has announced procedure and instruction to ensure the success of the exam. All concerned candidates are to follow the procedure as outlined below:
The National Examination Council(NECO) has been forced to reschedule Paper I Computer Studies Practical’s scheduled to take place on Monday 19 October 2020 to November 16.
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This is to inform the member of the public that the Federal
Polytechnic Ile-Oluji Post-Utme Registration for 2020/2021 Academic Session is
currently going on. Therefore, interested applicants can proceed to apply.
The Minister of Labour and Employment,
Chris Ngige has attributed the massive turn out of the #Endsars protest
across the country to the prolonged strike action of the Academic Staff
Union of Universities (ASUU).
The minister stated this at the
ongoing reconciliatory meeting between representatives of ASUU and government,
that held on Thursday, October 15.
The minister at the meeting maintained that, the Federal
government is not trying to replace the Integrated Payroll and
Personnel Information System (IPPIS), with the University Transparency Account
System (UTAS), and was hoping that the meeting will yield some good
fruits to put an end as the continuous strike action, which is
boosting the ongoing nationwide protests of #EndSARS.
The
Minister also noted that the government has commenced the process of testing
UTAS which ASUU members claim has the features of university
systems. He stated that all the three stages of test will be concluded
within the time frame the union gave the government.
Following the approval of reopening of NYSC orientation camps
across the country on 10 November 2020, the Federal Government, through
the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 has ordered a compulsory COVID-19
test for all prospective corps members.
The announcement was made on Thursday, October 15,
during the press briefing of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19.
According to the National Coordinator, Sani Aliyu, the NCDC has developed
guidelines for the NYSC ahead of the re-opening of the orientation camps.
The statement reads;
''We have developed guidelines
with the NCDC (Nigeria Centre for Disease Control) and the NYSC in the
preparation for the reopening of the orientation camps on the 10th of November,
2020.
The PTF has also arranged
additional safeguards to include the testing of all corpers and staff in the
camps for COVID-19 tests prior to commencement of the orientation programmes.''
Aliyu said.
The Federal Government has agreed to release N30bn earned academic allowance to the university lecturers. This is part of the outcome of the meeting yesterday. It was gathered that the money will be paid in tranches between May 2021 and February 2022.
The federal government also promised to spend N20bn on
the revitalisation of the education sector as part of concessions meant to end
the seven-month strike declared by the Academic Staff Union of Universities.
The government team was led by Ngige, his minister of
state, Festus Keyamo (SAN), and others, while the ASUU delegation was led by
its President, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi.
The
meeting also agreed that if UTAS passed all the integrity test, which involve
the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) and the Office
of the National Security Adviser (NSA), it would be adopted for the payment of
the University staff. Meanwhile, the meeting could not agree on how payment
would be done for ASUU members during the transitional period of UTAS tests.
It
said that the government side again appealed to ASUU to enrol on IPPIS
platform in view of the Presidential directive that all Federal Government
employees should be paid via IPPIS. It added that they can thereafter be
migrated to UTAS whenever certified digitally efficient and effective with
accompanying security coverage. The ASUU maintained that given ASUU’s invention
of UTAS, it should be exempted from IPPIS in the transition period.
At
the end of the meeting, ASUU agreed to take the offer to its members for
consideration. The meeting is to reconvene on Oct. 21 for ASUU to report back
on the decision of her National Executive Council (NEC), in order to
facilitate the calling off of their strike.
The Federal government has approved the reopening of orientation camps for the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) on November 10, 2020.
This was announced by
the Minister of Youths and Sports Development, Sunday Dare, via his verified
Twitter handle, today Thursday, October 15 2020.
See the announcement below.
''The Resumption of the NYSC
Orientation Camp for prospective Youth Corpers has been approved and opens on
November 10th 2020. Full COVID-19 Protocols will be enforced.''he tweeted
The
NYSC camps were shut in March 2020 as part of measures to contain the spread of
Coronavirus.
Following the prolonged contention between the Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), students of universities in Benue state under the umbrella of concerned Benue State Students have staged a peaceful protest in Makurdi on Wednesday.
The students who
gathered at the second campus of Benue State University (BSU), from where they
marched to the main campus on Gboko road pressed the federal government to meet
the needs of the striking lecturers.
Their leaders, Joseph Kizito, Students Union President of
the Benue State University and Pius Adaji, Students Union President of the
University of Agriculture, Makurdi while addressing the students, condemned the
over six months strike and appealed for urgent resolution.
While
chanting solidarity songs, some of the students carried placards with various
inscriptions such as; “End ASUU strike now,” “Open our campuses,” “All we ask
is quality education,” “No to IPPIS, yes to UTAS,” among others.
The
students who ensured orderliness all through the march also had officers of the
Nigeria Police who were on hand to forestall any breach of public peace.
Following the ongoing ASUU strike, the Students Union Government (SUG) of the Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Edo State has released a press statement urging students to converge for a peaceful demonstration tagged #EndASUU_strike_FG on Monday, 19th of October.
Details of the press statement can be seen below:
Combatant greetings from the Students Union Government, Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma.
Greatest
Aauites, you will recall that the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU)
declared an indefinite strike to call the attention of the Federal Government,
an action which as at now has spanned over 7 months.
Quite
unfortunately, it is now evidence that the relevant authorities are little or
not concerned about the welfare of Nigerian students, the supposed
"Leaders of Tomorrow" as no concrete compromise has been reached
thus far.
We,
therefore, call on all students of Ambrose Alli University to converge at the
school gate for a peaceful demonstration on Monday the 19th of
October by 9am prompt and the protest is tagged #EndAsuu_strike_FG.
This
protest is premised on the continued halfhearted and lethargic response
of the government to the ailing sector of education in our great country.
We
thereby call on all students to come out en mass as we send a message
to the government that education is a right and not a privilege!
The struggle continues, Victory is certain!
God bless Nigeria! God bless AAU! God bless you!
This to inform the member of the public that the Lagos City Polytechnic Admission for 2020/2021 academic session has commenced. Application is invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the ND and other programmes offered in the institution.
Admission for Full Time ND Programmes is
through JAMB
Admission
for Full Time ND Programmes is through JAMB. Candidates who sat for the Unified
Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) during the year but who did not
choose LCP as one of their choice of institutions and now wish to attend LCP
should contact the Admissions Officer of LCP promptly and provide details of
their UTME particulars.
Other
candidates seeking admission into Full Time programmes can equally contact the
Admissions Officer for advice admissions@lcp.edu.ng
Applicants for other programmes should
apply directly to:
THE
REGISTRAR, LAGOS CITY POLYTECHNIC (LCP)
6/7,
Bashiru Oweh Street, Ikeja for Application Forms at a cost of
N5,000
for ND and HND programmes.
ADMISSION/ REGISTRATION PROCEDURES FOR FRESH
STUDENTS
Federal University Gusau (FUGUS) Post UTME and Direct Entry Screening Form for 2020/2021 Academic Session: Cut-off mark, Eligibility, Screening Dates and Registration Procedures.
This is to inform all prospective students who applied for admission into Federal University Gusau (FUGUS), Zamfara State for the 2020/2021 academic session and who made the institution their FIRST CHOICE that the university has fixed Monday,19th October 2020 as a date for the commencement of registration for the institution's Post UTME and Direct Entry (DE) screening exercise.
All UTME candidates must have at least 160 JAMB score before they
are eligible for the screening. The Direct Entry (DE) candidates must at least
have a lower credit at National Diploma and a minimum of seven (7) point at
NCE/IJMB from recognized institutions as qualifications required for
eligibility.
Online registration for the exercise commences on Monday,
19th October 2020 and closes on Sunday, 8th November 2020.
To
register, candidates should log into the Post UTME portal, http://putme.fugusau.edu.ng follow the instructions
provided for the registration to generate a Remita invoice and make a payment
of two thousand naira only (N2,000) as registration fee for the exercise.
For
more information on the procedure for the screening exercise, visit the university's
website http://www.fugusau.edu.ng
Any candidate who fails to register for the exercise will not be admitted into the university.
FUNAAB Postgraduate Admission form requirements and registration procedures for the 2019/2020 academic session have been released.
Applications are invited from suitable qualified candidates
to apply for the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, (FUNAAB)
Postgraduate Diplomas, Masters and Doctor of Philosophy Degree Programmes
admissions for the 2019/2020 academic session.
FUNAAB Post UTME and Direct Entry
screening forms,
cut-off marks and registration procedures for the 2020/2021 academic session
have been released. See how to obtain FUNAAB post UTME form below:
Applicants seeking
admission into the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB)
undergraduate programmes, are hereby invited to register online for the
2020/2021 Screening Exercise.
As a follow up to our earlier release on 2020/2021 Admissions exercise, please be informed that the Screening Examination will be online for all prospective HNDI and NDI Part Time applicants.
The
Schedule for the Mock E-Examination is as follows:
HNDI
(Full Time and Weekend)
Date:
Monday 19th October 2020
Time:
9:00am – 4:00pm
Date: Tuesday
20th October 2020
Time:
9:00am – 4:00pm
The
instruction to follow and link to the E-Examination will be communicated to all
candidates via the Institution’s Website by 8:00am Monday morning.
This is
in compliance with Section 9.1 Paragraph 7 of 2020/2021 Admission Advertisement
which stated that Screening Examination will be On-Line and to prepare the
prospective students for the main examination. The date of the examination will
be communicated later.
Signed
Mrs. A.
F. Osore FNIM
Registrar
