The management of the National Youth Service Corps has announced the decision to henceforth include the course of study and date of graduation on NYSC Certificate of National Service and Certificate of Exemption.

This was disclosed in a press statement signed by the NYSC Director, Corps Mobilization, Mrs Ango V. on behalf of the Director-General of the scheme, Brigadier Gen. Shuaibu Ibrahim.

She said the decision was in line with the management’s resolve to standardize records and it will kickstart with the 2021 Batch ‘A’ service year.

I am directed to remind you that, management has approved the inclusion of Course of Study and Date of Graduation on NYSC Certificate of National Service, and Certificate of Exemption.

“This decision is in line with earlier resolve to standardize records and will take effect from the 2021 Batch “A” Service Year which commenced in March 2021.

“You are to note that, in order to avoid deviation from Senate/Academic Board Approved uploads, request for changes in date of graduation and Courses of study would no longer be entertained.

“Kindly give this circular the widest publicity it deserves.

Please, accept the assurances of the Director-General’s warm regard,” Mrs Ango said

The Kano State Government on Friday said the National Identification Number would be compulsory for students of public secondary schools in the state.

The Commissioner for Education, Sanusi Saidu-Kiru, gave the directive in a statement issued by the Chief Public Relations Officer of the education ministry, Aliyu Yusuf.

Saidu-Kiru said the staff of the NIMC would soon begin the NIN registration across the schools in the state and warned that pupils would not be registered for examinations without obtaining their NIN.

He said the process would enable the education ministry to have an updated database of all pupils for the purpose of record keeping and further planning and eradicate examination malpractice in the state’s education system.

He also asked the Kano State Senior Schools Management Board, zonal directors and principals to ensure strict adherence to the directive.

The statement read in part, “Forms will be distributed to all secondary schools for the pupils from JSS 1 to SS2 to provide their personal details, which will also be used by the National Identity Management Commission.

“The details will then be kept by the ministry for the purpose of documentation.”

Acting Vice Chancellor, University of Ibadan, Oyo State, Professor Adebola Ekanola, on Friday said less than 10 deaths were recorded from people in the university due to the COVID-19 pandemic and expressed concern that people are taking the infection for granted.

Professor Ekanola, speaking during a virtual meeting of deans and heads of the departments of university organised by the University of Ibadan COVID-19 emergency response team, said that there had been a lot of laxity on personal protective measures because many assumed that they are safe from the infection.

He stated that although the university so far was lucky not to have been badly affected by the pandemic, he said students and staff of the institution needed to take charge and be responsive to ensuring no COVID-19 case is recorded in the university.

According to him, the risk of the pandemic is higher than when the academic session started and so, individuals’ health should be prioritised above other pursuits of life.

Professor Ekanola said that a task force to emphasise and encourage high compliance of students and staff of the university to wear face masks, ensure hand washing and social distancing is to start work in the school.

Head, Department of Virology, Professor Georgina Odaibo, stated that tests done at the University’s Department of Virology indicated that positivity rate had gone up from about 1.5 per cent in April, 2.8 per cent in May, 12 per cent by June ending and 16 per cent in July.

Professor Odaibo said if protective measures were not in place, the infection could spread to the university.

Director, University of Ibadan Health Services, Dr Aderonke Ajav, said that ensuring health is a collective efforts of all, adding that compliance with COVID-19 protective protocol is only ensured currently in the religious centres within university.

Coordinator, UI COVID-19 emergency response committee, Professor Victoria Adetunji, said the enlightenment programme became imperative because of the detection of delta variant of the virus in Nigeria, the steep increase in daily cases in Nigeria since July; increasing positivity rate for the infection and the potential third wave of the infection at the University of Lagos.

Source: Nigerian Tribune

This is to inform the underlisted candidates of their admissions into Federal University Dutse to read courses indicated against their names and that collection of Admission letters will commence on Monday,2nd August, 2021. Successful candidates are to pay the sum of Two Thousand Naira Only (N2,000:00)non-refundable admissions acceptance fee before collection of admission letters.

Successful candidates are to visit FUD Portal for registration procedures and schedule of fees.

Successful candidates should make sure they indicate acceptance of this admission offer on the JAMB Portal as a requirement to facilitate printing of JAMB Admission letters accordingly. Additional names of successful candidates from the various programmes awaiting JAMB approval would be released as Second Batch as soon as JAMB completes its process.

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Adeleke University Post UTME / DE FORM 2021/2022. Adeleke University, Ede invites suitably qualified candidates to her 2021/2022 academic session degree programmes admission exercise.

AVAILABLE COURSES

Faculty of Arts

• English Studies
• History & International Studies

• Religious Studies

Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

• Anatomy
• Nursing
• Public Health
• Physiology

Faculty of Business & Social Sciences

• Accounting
• Economics
• Business Administration
• Library Information Science
• Mass-Communication
• Political Science
• Public Administration

Faculty of Engineering

• Agricultural Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Electronic & Electrical Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Faculty of Law
• Law

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• Microbiology
• Chemistry
• Biochemistry
• Computer Science
• Biological Sciences
• Mathematics

General Requirements For Adeleke University Post UTME / DE FORM 2021/2022

• Minimum qualification for the Degree Programme is 5 credits including English Language, Mathematics and any three other relevant subjects at the WASC/NECO/NABTEB Examinations or their equivalent (at not more than 2 sittings). Credit in Mathematics is NOT required for programmes like English Studies, History and International Studies, Diplomatic Studies, Religious Studies, Political Science, Public Administration and Library &Information Science. Candidates awaiting O Level results will be required to present acceptable qualification on resumption and before matriculation.

UTME Admission Requirements.

• Requisite O’Level Result (WASC/NECO/NABTEB)
• Current JAMB UTME Registration
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• 3 years BSc. Degree Programme
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• 2 years BSc. Degree Programme
• 4 years Post-Secondary Qualification (HND, BSc./ ICAN etc)

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This is to inform the general public that the Final batch of admissions for the 2020/2021 academic session is out. Candidates are to check the attached PDF file below for names of admitted candidates.

Candidates are to report for clearance from 22nd July 2021 at the registry (Academic division) and their various faculties for clearance and appropriate placement. Candidates are to present the following documents at the clearance venue.

i. Original certificate(s) of Educational qualification

ii. Original copy of Local Government Indigene Certificate

iii. Original Birth Certificate/Statutory Declaration of Age

iv. Original/Photocopy of UTME/DE slip

v. Original ‘O’ level results (WAEC, NECO, NABTEB etc)

vi. Diploma/NCE/IJMB results.

vii. Original copy of online screening form.

viii. Original JAMB admission letter.

Those who haven’t completed their online application should do so in order to access their admission letter.

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Governor Aminu Waziri Tambuwal of Sokoto state has appealed to the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to deploy better ways of engaging the Federal government than the perennial strikes it often embarks on to press its demands.

Governor Tambuwal made the plea while receiving the new executives of the Sokoto State University chapter of the union on Thursday.

He appealed to the union to develop some skills of negotiations geared towards arriving at consensus and common ground between it and governments at various levels other than the strike.

Tambuwal said strike affects the general economy the well-being of the university, states, and the country at large.

While congratulating the immediate past executives of the union for their exemplary leadership, he implored their successors to embrace peaceful dialogue, engagement, and negotiation between the union, the university management, and state government in whatever issue that might come up going forward.

”it is not about confrontation. It is not about fighting. We all have common objectives, which is the improvement of the standard of education at all levels in the state,” he added, emphasizing that since that is the case both the government and ASUU shouldn’t work at cross purposes that will only result in truncation of the development of education

This is to inform all Freshmen and Returning Students that the University Portal will be closed by 12 midnight on Sunday, 25th July 2021.

In this connection, all Freshmen and Returning Students who are yet to pay their School Fees and complete their Registration are implored to do so immediately as no further extension will be granted by the University Management.

Returning Students who are unable to meet this deadline are advised to immediately apply online for Leave of Absence to enable them to retain their Studentship.

Please be guided accordingly

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Application is invited from suitably qualified candidates for the Basic Midwifery Programme of College of Nursing Ihiala 2021/2022 Academic Session

REQUIREMENTS

Candidate must possess WASSCE, WAEC, NECO, GCE and NABTEB or their equivalence with at least Credit in English, Maths, Biology, Chemistry and Physic in not more than two (2) sittings.

N.B: Possible combination in WASSCE, WAEC, NECO, GCE is acceptable, but NABTEB stands alone (cannot be combined with any of the two examination).

Closing date for submission of application forms 12th August 2021.

Entrance Examination Date: Friday 13th August 2021 by 9am prompt.

Resumption Date: 26th Sept, 2021.

Cost of Form: # 10,500.00

Forms and Payment details are obtainable in the School

For Enquiries, Contact: 08063883677, 08037599916

At the 579th Meeting (Emergency) of the Academic Board held on Monday, 12th July, 2021, the Board deliberated on the Tentative Academic Calendar for 2020/2021 Academic Session, and gave its approval as stated below:

FIRST SEMESTER

SATURDAY, 24 JULY, 2021 – STUDENTS ARRIVAL

MONDAY, 26 JULY, 2021 – LECTURES BEGIN

WEDNESDAY, 11 AUGUST, 2021 – ORIENTATION

SATURDAY, 14 AUGUST, 2021 – MATRICULATION

SUNDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER, 2021 – LECTURES END

MONDAY, 13 SEPTEMBER, 2021 – EXAMS BEGIN

SUNDAY, 10 OCTOBER, 2021 – EXAMS END

SECOND SEMESTER

MONDAY, 11 OCTOBER, 2021 – LECTURE BEGINS

WEDNESDAY, 10 NOVEMBER, 2021 – STUDENT WEEK BEGINS

SUNDAY, 14 NOVEMBER 2021 – STUDENTS WEEK ENDS

SUNDAY, 28 NOVEMBER, 2021 – LECTURES END

MONDAY, 29 NOVEMBER, 2021 – EXAMS BEGIN

WEDNESDAY, 22 DECEMBER, 2021 – EXAMS END