Salem University, Lokoja has commenced the Post UTME Admission Exercise for the 2020/2021 Academic session. Whether you chose Salem University in your UTME (JAMB) form or not, kindly go through the information on this page and follow the instructions clearly to learn how you can become a student at one of the prestigious Universities in Nigeria

Undergraduate Admission Requirement

JAMB/UTME:

Candidates applying for admission into 100 level undergraduate programmes must possess a minimum of five (5) ‘O’ level credit passes at not more than two (2) sittings in WASC, GCE, NECO or its equivalent. Awaiting the result is also accepted.

1. JAMB UTME result print-out.
2. SSCE/NECO Result (Awaiting Result Accepted).
3. Two Passport Photographs.
4. A Letter of Sponsorship, stating the commitment to pay the prescribed fees.
5. A Reference Letter from a spiritual mentor, vouching for your character.

Direct Entry into 200 Level
Candidates applying for Direct Entry into 200 level must possess the following

1. JAMB UTME result print-out.
2. A/L, IJMB, OND or NCE in the relevant courses.
3. SSCE/NECO Result (Awaiting Result Accepted)
4. Two Passport Photographs.
5. A Letter of Sponsorship, stating the commitment to pay the prescribed fees.
6. A Reference Letter from a spiritual mentor, vouching for your character.

How to Apply for Salem University Post UTME Form

Interested applicants are to visit the online application portal HERE https://www.salemuniversity.edu.ng/undergraduate-admission/#1564955345328-005568a6-87d8 to complete the application form below and upload the required documents.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into any of the under-listed programmes in the School of Part-Time Studies (SPTS) of the Polytechnic for 2020/2021 academic session

Available Programmes
A. National Diploma Day (ND SPTS-D)

ND ACCOUNTANCY (SPTS-D)
ND BANKING AND FINANCE (SPTS-D)
ND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT (SPTS-D)
ND COMPUTER SCIENCE (SPTS-D)
ND MARKETING (SPTS-D)
ND MASS COMMUNICATION (SPTS-D)
ND SCIENCE LAB TECHNOLOGY (SPTS-D)

B. National Diploma Evening (ND SPTS-E)

ND ACCOUNTANCY (SPTS-E)
ND BANKING AND FINANCE (SPTS-E)
ND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT (SPTS-E)
ND COMPUTER SCIENCE (SPTS-E)
ND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY (SPTS-E)
ND MASS COMMUNICATION (SPTS-E)
ND SCIENCE LAB TECHNOLOGY (SPTS-E)

C. National Diploma Regular (ND SPTS-R)

ND ACCOUNTANCY (SPTS-R)
ND BANKING AND FINANCE (SPTS-R)
ND BUILDING TECHNOLOGY (SPTS-R)
ND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT (SPTS-R)
ND CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (SPTS-R)
ND CIVIL ENGINEERING (SPTS-R)
ND COMPUTER ENGINEERING (SPTS-R)
ND COMPUTER SCIENCE (SPTS-R)
ND ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING (SPTS-R)
ND ESTATE MANAGEMENT AND VALUATION (SPTS-R)
ND FOOD TECHNOLOGY (SPTS-R)
ND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY (SPTS-R)
ND INSURANCE (SPTS-R)
ND MARKETING (SPTS-R)
ND MASS COMMUNICATION (SPTS-R)
ND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (SPTS-R)
ND OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT (SPTS-R)
ND SCIENCE LAB TECHNOLOGY (SPTS-R)

D. Higher National Diploma Day (HND SPTS-DAY)

HND ACCOUNTANCY (SPTS-D)
HND BANKING AND FINANCE (SPTS-D)
HND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT (SPTS-D)
HND COMPUTER SCIENCE (SPTS-D)
HND MARKETING (SPTS-D)
HND MASS COMMUNICATION (BROADCAST) (SPTS-D)
HND MASS COMMUNICATION (PRINT) (SPTS-D)

E. Higher National Diploma Evening (HND SPTS-Evening)

HND ACCOUNTANCY (SPTS-E)
HND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT (SPTS-E)
HND COMPUTER SCIENCE (SPTS-E)
HND MASS COMMUNICATION (BROADCAST) (SPTS-E)
HND MASS COMMUNICATION (PRINT) (SPTS-E)

F. Higher National Diploma Regular (HND SPTS-Regular)

HND ACCOUNTANCY (SPTS-R)
HND BANKING AND FINANCE (SPTS-R)
HND BIOCHEMISTRY (SPTS-R)
HND BUILDING TECHNOLOGY (SPTS-R)
HND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT (SPTS-R) – IKORODU
HND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT (SPTS-R) – SURULERE
HND CIVIL ENGINEERING (SPTS-R)
HND COMPUTER ENGINEERING (SPTS-R)
HND COMPUTER SCIENCE (SPTS-R) – IKORODU
HND COMPUTER SCIENCE (SPTS-R) – SURULERE
HND ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING (ELECTRICAL POWER AND MACHINE OPTION) (SPTS-R)
HND ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING (ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMS OPTION) (SPTS-R)
HND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY (SPTS-R)
HND ESTATE MANAGEMENT AND VALUATION (SPTS-R)
HND FOOD TECHNOLOGY (SPTS-R)
HND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY (SPTS-R)
HND INSURANCE (SPTS-R)
HND MARKETING (SPTS-R)
HND MASS COMMUNICATION (BROADCAST) (SPTS-R)
HND MASS COMMUNICATION (PRINT) (SPTS-R)
HND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY OPTION) (SPTS-R)
HND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (POWER AND PLANT TECHNOLOGY OPTION) (SPTS-R)
HND MICROBIOLOGY (SPTS-R)
HND OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT (SPTS-R)

General Requirements
(a) National Diploma Programmes

SSCE or WASCE or GCE ‘0’ Level or NECO or NABTEB with at least 5 Credits obtained at not more than 2 sittings, which must include English Language, Mathematics and three other relevant subjects related to the programme of study.

(b) Higher National Diploma (HND) Programmes

1. Candidates are required to satisfy SSCE/GCE/NECO/NABTEB entry requirements for the corresponding National Diploma programme.
2. Candidates are required to have completed a relevant National Diploma Programme.
3. Candidates are required to have at least one year post- ND industrial work experience.
4. All candidates are expected to consult the Institution’s prospectus on the portal or in hard copy to ascertain their qualification for courses for which they are applying.

(c). Mature Candidates:

Candidates with lower qualifications than the above requirements but with at least three (3) relevant Credits and two (2) Passes could be considered for admission into the National Diploma Programme only, provided such candidates are not below the age of 40 years and have a minimum of 15 years work experience at SUPERVISORY LEVEL.

E. Important Notice

1. Candidates are advised to ensure that they personally fill in correct information.

The Polytechnic would not be liable for any erroneous information contained in the completed form.

2. Each applicant is advised to provide correct and functional e-mail address and telephone number(s) when completing the application form.

3. For details on entry requirements peculiar to each of the programmes above, visit the LASPOTECH website
www.mylaspotech.edu.ng

4. Candidates are to please NOTE that Admission is on First Come, first served basis.

ONLINE APPLICATION
Applicants are to:
i. Visit the Polytechnic portal “www.mylaspotech.edu.ng”
ii. Click on “Applicant’s Login Menu HEREhttp://admission.mylaspotech.edu.ng/”
iii. Click on Start a Fresh Application HERE https://applications.laspotech.app/(S(u05oi2bi2nguufw5od25dnhu))/Start.aspx
iv. Select the programme i.e.” Part-Time ND or HND”.
v. Fill the profile form and makes sure to supply a valid and working email address and GSM number;
vi. Then, Click on “Continue”
vii. Login with your registered details;
viii. Click on “Pay” (you will make use of a Web enabled ATM card, Master or Verve card for your payment).
ix. Candidates are expected to make payment of the sum of Seven Thousand five hundred naira only 7,500) only, exclusive of Bank charges.
x. Complete your application as appropriate
xi. Fill the application form provided.
Ensure that you provide accurate data at all times. In addition to your personal information, you will be required to provide your WAEC/OCE/NECO/NABTEB result as well as previous educational history.
xii. Candidates are expected to scan and upload their O’level and National Diploma results.
xiii. Ensure you print out your Application Form and receipt of payment and keep them safely.
xv. You will be required to upload a colour passport photograph of NOT MORE THAN-20kb in size. xiv Print your completed application form after submission.
You will be required to present this at a later date, so keep it safely.
xvi. Click “Submit” Check your admission status 24hrs after submission

4. Successful applicants must adhere strictly to the registration procedure as highlighted on the Polytechnic website.

5. The Institution is non-residential. Students will therefore be required to make their own arrangements for accommodation and transportation.

6. For further information, contact: 08175975161, 0908275298, 08175975161 or 09098275298. Followus onTwitter: @Reallaspotech FB:facebook.com/mylaspotech

Deadline:
Not Yet Announced.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into its “Dual Campus” Part/Full Time Diploma Course in Local Government (LG) and Development Studies (DLGADS) for the 2019/2020 Academic Session.

The Programme:

The Diploma Course in Local Government and Development Studies is a joint offering by Lagos State University’s Department of Public Administration and Public Service Staff Development Centre’s Local Government Studies Department.

The Course will provide:

1. A blend of academic and practitioner professional training in Local Government Administration and Development Studies for Senior, Middle-Level and Junior Administrative Staff in the Local Governments;
2. Equip students with managerial skills for more efficient and effective performance of their administrative duties/responsibilities;
3. Address Organizational and Operational problems of Local Government and evolve alternative solutions, with a view to producing practical Administrators.
4. Provide opportunities for further Education and Certifications in Local Government and Development Studies and ancillary courses in Nigerian Universities.

Admission Requirements :

Prospective Candidates for the Diploma in Local Government and Development Studies Full Time and Part Time must possess a minimum of any of the following:

i. WASSCE, SSCE, NECO, GCE O’Level, NABTEB, TC II or equivalent with a minimum of Four (4) credit passes including English Language and Mathematics.
ii. Certificates in Local Government, Public Administration and other relevant Certificates recognized by the Institutions.
iii. PSSDC Certificate in Local Government Administration.
iv. Any other Professional Certificate recognized by the Institutions.
v. Candidates will be required to undergo written Examination and Interview.

Duration And Lecture/Commencement Date:

The programmes will run for TWO [2] YEARS at the Ojo Campus of the Lagos State University and the Magodo Campus of the Public Service Staff Development Centre.

Method Of Application :

Application Form is obtainable from Lagos State University Website: www.lasu.edu.ng on the payment of Ten Thousand Naira (N10,000.00) only, through this link: http://studentservices.lasu.edu.ng/localgovt_application/newstudents.

OR

1. Open the Online Diploma in Local Government Administration and Development Studies Application Portal
2. Click on the STEP 1 and Generate Your Application Number
3. Note that you can generate your application number only once. Make sure you print out the application number generation page in number
(2) above.
4. Click on the STEP 2 and Pay Your Application Fee at
www.lasu.edu.ng/epayment/
5. At the Payment portal on Number (4) above, Choose ‘Main Campus’ for the campus/Application dropdown and choose ‘ DIPLOMA IN LOCAL GOVT ADMIN & DEV STUDIES App’ for the Study/Application Type dropdown fields respectively.
6. Click on ‘Proceed’
7. Follow the step-by-step instructions to generate your transaction ID.
8. Pay your application fee with your generated Transaction ID on LASU Quickteller Payment Portal at https://www.quickteller.com/lasu
9. Go back to the Online Diploma in Local Government Administration and Development Studies Application Portal
10 Now go to STEP 3: Enter your ‘Application Number’ and ‘Surname’ in the fields provided and click on the ‘Submit’ button.
11. Follow the step-by-step instructions and then complete your application.
12. Print out your application form.
13. You can also re-print your application form as many times as you want.

Closing Date :

Closing Date of Application is Four (4) weeks from the date of this publication.

DISCLAIMER:
Any applicant who pay money into any individual/other account/or through other means aside from the one above, does that to his/her own disadvantage.

LASU Batch B Part-time Admission List for 2019/2020 session has been released. Candidates who applied for admission in the part-time programme of the university for 2019/2020 session can proceed to check if they have been offered admission.

The names of admitted candidates have been made available online by the management of the university.

To access the names of admitted candidates, check the attached PDF file. You can view this directly or download on any pdf enabled device to view;

FIND FILE ATTACHED BELOW:
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Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo, Ogun State has postponed its online second-semester examination after many students were unable to take their papers on Monday and Tuesday. According to a statement by the institution’s Registrar, Prof. Jonathan Nwosu, the examination was postponed till May 18 because of technical hitches despite the availability of requisite facilities.

The statement reads: “Babcock University, unfortunately, wishes to inform you all that the conduct of the second semester examinations is hereby deferred.

“This is due to extraneous technical hitches beyond the control of the university. Be informed that the university has sophisticated computer hardware resources, specifically dedicated, to accommodate all that is needed for this exercise. We have functional 32-core processor blade server, 512 GB RAM, sufficient SSD storage and other necessary accessories capable of handling resources required to conduct the examinations. However, the good news is that our on-ground technical team and foreign consultants have almost finished sorting out the much regretted situation.”

It was gathered that some of the students experienced difficulties taking the examination after logging on to the portal at the scheduled times on Monday and Tuesday.

According to the registrar, a revised timetable for the rescheduled examination would be released on May 15 ahead of May 18.

He, however, said that those students who successfully had their examination on Tuesday would not have to repeat it.

“Please be informed that those who have successfully completed the 8am-10am examination of today, Tuesday, May 12, shall not be allowed to retake the examinations, as they shall be disabled, while those who could not successfully complete theirs are guaranteed of another opportunity,” he said.

The Colleges of Education Academic Staff Union (COEASU) has called on the Federal Government to urgently address the obvious challenges in the payment of its members through the Integrated Personnel Payroll Information System (IPPIS) platform or face industrial action from the union

According to the President of COEASU, Comrade Nuhu Ogirima,some of these challenges include, delay in salary payment, reduction of the Peculiar Earned Academic Allowance (PEAA) paid to lecturers, deduction of tax not negotiated with union, and non-remittance of check-off dues to the union among others. He said the anomalies have reinforced the earlier misgivings and opposition of the Union to the enrollment of its members on the IPPIS platform.

He said the lecturers are facing non-payment of April 2020 salary, as at 11th May, without explanation from the government officials, saying not even enquires by the union from the Office of the Accountant General of the Federal (OAGF) has elicited any response.

He also pointed out the government has not kept to its promise on the payment of staff on other services, especially some of the staff on sabbatical leave who have not been included on the payroll.

He added that the same plight is being faced by some of the lecturers on study leave abroad, while some others, especially in Federal Capital Territory College of Education (COE), Zuba, who are yet to get their full salaries restored.

The Federal Government has announced the siting of the recently approved Federal College of Education for the State of Osun in Iwo. This is contained in a letter addressed to Governor Adegboyega Oyetola by the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, Arc. Sonny Echono.

This is contained in a letter addressed to Governor Adegboyega Oyetola by the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, Arc. Sonny Echono.

The letter said officials of the Federal Government will soon visit the proposed site for the educational institution with a view to ensuring the commencement of academic activities in October 2020.

Read the memo here;

In his usual characteristics of being a people’s man and a compassionate leader, Ondo State Governor, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN, on Tuesday, 12 May, 2020, met the young artist who posted his artist’s impression of the Governor on twitter yesterday.

A young lady had posted the picture of the young boy on Twitter drawing the Governor.

She tweeted, “This small boy actually did a rough art work of @RotimiAkeredolu. The white beards”

Few hours later, the Governor replied via his twitter handle: ”Where is this talented young boy? If anyone has his details, I’d love to have this piece.”

The young boy, Adefeniku imole, an SSS 2 student of Greater Tomorrow Secondary School, Okitipupa, said he drew the Governor out of the passion he has for his person. He said he had always dreamt of meeting the Governor someday.

Receiving the Art work at the Government house, Alagbaka, Akure, Governor Akeredolu thanked the young Imole, while urging him to continue to pursue his dreams.

The Federal Government has warned against resumption of any school at any level, saying all schools remained closed. Acting on the government’s directive, National Universities Commission, NUC, has warned vice chancellors against reopening universities for any activities.

The government, in a circular dated Friday, May 8, 2020, to heads of commissions and regulatory bodies in the education sector, insisted that schools at all levels were still closed, asking them to ignore fake news in the social media that it had directed resumption of schools.

The Ministry of Education, in the letter, through the Permanent Secretary, Sonny Echono, entitled: Re: Management of Coronavirus Pandemic,” said: “All schools shall remain closed as we closely monitor developments on the containment of COVID-19.”

The circular was sent to the executive secretaries, National Universities Commission, NUC; National Board for Technical Education, NBTE; National Commission for Colleges of Education, NCCE, and the Director, Basic and Secondary Education, BSE.

It read: “Further to our earlier circular, FME/PSE/HE/1041/C 1/Vol.1/137 of 19th March, 2020, this is to confirm that all schools shall remain closed as we monitor developments on the containment of COVID-19.

“This is without prejudice to officers on essential services and other operational exigencies as may be determined by the chief executive of each institution.

“All chief executives and other stakeholders are to ignore ‘fake news’ on the subject matter in the social media as the situation is under constant review and any decision on the resumption shall be conveyed through the appropriate channels.“

Following the directive by the ministry, the NUC has written to vice chancellors asking them to ensure the sustenance of ongoing closure of universities until further notice.

In a letter to all vice chancellors, signed by Director, Directorate of Executive Secretary’s Office, Chris Maiyaki,the NUC enjoined them to strictly adhere to the ministry’s directive that all universities remain closed to activities.

The Federal Ministry of Education has ordered vice chancellors to maintain the closure of federal, state and private universities in order to keep students and university communities safe from coronavirus.

The National Universities Commission gave the directive through a circular by the Director, Directorate of the Executive Secretary’s Office, Chris Maiyaki.

The circular read, “Vice chancellors will please recall that following the ministerial directive of March 19, 2020, the NUC issued two circulars on Friday, March 20, to convey approval for the closure of institutions for a period of one month effective from Monday, March 23.

“The Federal Ministry of Education has subsequently directed on Friday, March 8, that all schools remain closed as the Federal Government is closely monitoring developments on the containment of the COVID-19. Vice-Chancellors are to ignore the fake news being circulated in the social media as the situation is under constant review and any decision will be conveyed through the appropriate channels.

“I am therefore to forward herewith, a copy of the circular from the Federal Ministry of Education to vice chancellors of Nigerian universities for guidance and full compliance.”

The NUC had, on March 19, ordered the closure of tertiary institutions for one month as part of the measures to contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus.

Four days after the closure, the Academic Staff Union of Universities declared a “total and indefinite strike” over the failure of the Federal Government to keep to the 2019 Memorandum of Action and over the lingering crisis on the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System.

The union had begun a two-week warning strike on March 9, after which the lecturers embarked on a full strike.