Due to adjustments in the examination timetable for some students in the Faculty of Education, affected students are to note the following changes;

• 300 level Education students writing FED 321 on Saturday, September 11 will be granted entry into the hostels on Friday, September 10, 2021.
• 100 and 200 level Education students writing FED 121 and FED 242 on Monday, September 13 are to exit the hostels on Tuesday, September 14, 2021.
• 400 level Education students writing FED 423 on Saturday, September 18 will be granted entry into hostels on Friday, September 17, 2021.

Please note that the authorization to stay in the hostels applies only to Education students who paid legally for bed space in the 2019/2020 session.

Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the under listed Diploma Programmes.

• Diploma in Adult and Community Development Education (ACDE)
• Diploma in Arabic Language and Education (ALE)
• Diploma in Christian Religion Education (DCE)
• Diploma in Guidance and Counselling Education (GCE)
• Diploma in Integrated Science Education (ISCE)
• Diploma in Islamic Studies (ISE)
• Diploma in Library and Information Science (LIS)
• Diploma in English Language Education (ELE)
• Diploma in Mathematics Education (DME)
• Diploma in Physical and Health Education (PHE)
• Diploma in Physics Education (DPE)

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

For candidates applying for ACDE, ALE, DCE, GCE, ISE, LIS, ELE and DME, the entry requirement is FOUR (4) O’Level credit passes in English Language, Mathematics and any other two (2) relevant subjects in not more than two sittings, while The entry requirement for ISCE, PHE and DPE is FIVE (5) O’Level credit passes in English Language, Mathematics and any other three (3) relevant subjects in not more than two sittings

DURATION OF PROGRAMME

For regular programmes, the duration is 24 calendar months four (4) Semesters, while the part-time programmes last for 36 calendar months, (6) Semesters

COST OF APPLICATION

The application form cost N5,000,00 only

SALES OF APPLICATION FORMS commences on Monday 6th September, 2021.

METHOD OF APPLICATION

• Visit the University website https://www.fulokoja.edu.ng/
• Click on Diploma portal to create an account
• Generate RRR and process payment through online or bank payment
• Proceed to the portal and complete filling of the Application form.
• Print out the completed Application form.

The authorities of the Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja have suspended a yet-to-be-identified lecturer of the institution for allegedly forcing students to buy textbooks before they would pass their examinations.

The institution’s Rector, Dr. Usman Salisu Ogbo made the announcement during a courtesy visit by the President of the National Association of Nigeria Students, (NANS) Comrade Sunday Asefon alongside his entourage, in his office.

Ogbo described it as wickedness and a clear injustice to the education sector when some lecturers insist that if students fail to buy their textbooks, popularly called handouts, they would fail their examination or those who bought the books are separated from those who didn’t buy during examinations.

He explained that buying textbooks cannot be compulsory for students and a justification for them to pass their examinations, rather, students should be encouraged to read their books.

The Management of the University of Ilorin has began the strict enforcement of the use of face and the ban of tinted glasses at the entry and all around campus.

CAMPUSINFO gathered that the University is set to clampdown on defaulters on the use of tinted glasses, face masks amongst others.

The Management of University (UNILORIN) has approved the commencement of the Add and Drop form for interested students.

Concerned students are to login on the University’s website, make payment and proceed with the addition or removal of the suitable course(s).

The Academic Staff Union of Universities has countered claims by the Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, that about 98 per cent of the demands by the lecturers have been met.

In a statement on Thursday, the Ibadan zone of the union said the Federal Government had met only two of eight demands contained on December 22, 2020, Memorandum of Action since the last nine months.

The statement, which was issued after the union’s meeting at the Ladoke Akintola University, Ogbomoso chaired by its Coordinator in LAUTECH, Prof. Oyebamiji Oyegoke.

In 2020, a nine-month strike by ASUU, which commenced in March and was called off in December, paralysed public universities in the country.

The lecturers had gone on strike following their disagreement with the government over the funding of the universities and ineffectiveness and discrepancies around the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System, among others.

ASUU, however, developed the University Transparency and Accountability Solution to replace the IPPIS and had several meetings with officials of the ministries of finance, education, labour and employment, and the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation before the UTAS was approved, but it has yet to be implemented.

Frustrated by FG’s approach, the ASUU zone threatened that there could be another “ticking bomb”, saying the government is yet to address the release of withheld salaries and non-remittance of check-off dues of the union among others.

Part of the statement read, “For the avoidance of doubt, ASUU stated that only salary shortfall and setting up of Visitation Panels to the Federal Government-owned universities have beenaddressed by the government in nine months.

“Other demands such as the renegotiation of conditions of service, injection of revitalisation funds, payment of earned academic allowances, implementation of the University Transparency and Accountability Solution have not been addressed

“The claim by the Minister of Labour and Employment that the money allocated for Revitalisation of Public Universities had been paid as contained in the MoA of 2020, cannot be true.

“The same Minister confirmed on August 2, 2021, that the money is still in the custody of the Central Bank of Nigeria, only awaiting application by the Minister of Education for eventual transfer to the NEEDS Assessment Fund Account.

“That government is working hard to facilitate the release of money by the CBN since January 2021 leaves a sour taste in the mouth.”

ASUU expressed displeasure the government withheld salaries for months, failed to release EAA and check-off dues accruing to the union.

The statement added, “Moreover, UTAS avowed suitability has been demonstrated admirably to the Minister of Education and members of his team, the Honourable Senate President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“And other key stakeholders like Ministries of Labour and Employment; Education, Finance, Office of the Accountant-General, representatives of Nigeria Information Technology Development Agency.

“The more the government insists on fulfilling the demands of integrity test on UTAS, the longer will be the accompanying pains earlier identified in IPPIS will stay our members.”

Chairpersons in attendance, according to the statement, are the Chairpersons from the University of Ibadan, Prof. Ayo Akinwole; UNILORIN, Prof. Moyosore Ajao; LAUTECH, Dr Biodun Olaniran and KWASU, Dr Shehu Salau.

Abia State Polytechnic set to begin 2020/2021 first semester examination on the 21st September, 2021 as timetable was released yesterday 8th September 2021.

The Leading National Presidential Aspirant of the National Association of Ondo State Students has declared officially his intention to run for the position of NAOSS Global President.

OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF INTEREST TO RUN FOR THE POSITION OF THE GLOBAL PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ONDO STATE STUDENTS.

“Leadership is a process that involves: setting a purpose and direction which inspires people to combine and work towards willingly; paying attention to the means, pace and quality of progress towards the aim; and upholding group unity and individual effectiveness throughout.” – James Scoulle

My name is Ololajulo Olubunmi, a native of Ilaje local Government area of Ondo state, a Student of Delta State University, Abraka and an aspirant seeking to assume the position of the servant leader of the National Association of Ondo State Students(National Body).

However, my aspiration is not for the sake of winning the election alone but I’m here to offer sincere service in order to transform the association through my set goals and objectives where Transformational Leadership will be the watchword of my administration.

WHY I NEED YOUR SUPPORT?

I have at all point exhibited loyalty and diligence to duty in all leadership positions held so far and that has further poised my decision to offer myself for service.

During my time of service as Pioneer General Secretary, National Association of Ondo State Students (Delta State University Chapter), I was able to lead the team of Excos to create an awareness about the existence of the association on Campus which led to us attracting more members within a very short period and In appreciation of my modest contributions to the growth and development of the Association, I was awarded with a Certificate of Leadership by the current executives of the Association.

I’ve also served as the Secretary-General of my Departmental Association, Students’ Physiological Association of Nigeria(Delta State University Chapter) and was given an award of honour as the POLITICAL ICON of the Year by the Leadership of my Departmental Association In appreciation of my relentless efforts in giving the Association a new face by discharging my Secretarial duties effectively and also always engaging the leadership of my department whenever the need arises.

I was elected the President, Oduduwa Students’ Association, Delta State University; An Umbrella Body for all Yoruba Students in Delta State University and discharged my duties effectively, achieved my set goals and as a Transformational Leader, gave the Association a new face.

In continuation of my set goals for the Students’ populace and in line with my vision to transform the National Association of Ondo State Students, I contested as the National Senate President in the NAOSS 2019 National Convention but became the first runner-up in that election.

I’ve also served in different capacities, as Electoral Chairman, National Association of Ilaje Students(DELSU CHAPTER) where I ensured a free, fair and credible election was conducted; and I’ve also served as Member, Electoral Committee, Basic Medical Science Students Association(DELSU CHAPTER) to mention but a few.

WHAT DO I SEEK TO ACHIEVE IF ELECTED?

•Engage the State Government through the 3C’s of Aluta in ensuring the Prompt payment of Bursary and Scholarships to all Ondo State Students- this will assist the students financially.

•To liaise with appropriate Ministries, Department and Agency in the State and beyond to ensure that Ondo State Students are not left out in the programs of the State Government and that Ondo State Students are considered in all the policy implementation of the State Government.

•Create awareness and encourage all Ondo State Students to take advantage of the numerous students’ support programs by the State Government, Federal Government and International Communities via our social media platforms and monthly meetings of leaders and stakeholders of the Association.

•Partner with all Chapter Presidents in tackling any challenge that will otherwise affect the academic interests and welfare of students.

•To consistently and relentlessly represent the views and interests of all students as it concerns their education and welfare before the State Government.

•To ensure that the Association’s programs are centered on promoting the culture of equality, diversity and inclusion.

•To promptly respond to complaints or challenges faced by students in their academic pursuit.

•Partner with Multinational companies operating in the State in ensuring that students take advantage of the resources available in securing their dream jobs.

•To implement all pending projects embarked on by the outgoing administration that are beneficial to all students.

•To raise funds from Government and Non-Governmental Organizations so as to build a substantive Secretariat for the Association.

“The growth and development of the people is the highest calling of leadership”- Harvey Firestone;

Fellow Ondo State Students, I am determined to ensure your growth and development as a student by ensuring that issues relating to your academic interests and welfare are dealt with timeously, efficiently and effectively.

Furthermore, I strongly believe that the welfarism of all Ondo State Students is key to attaining academic excellence- It is therefore imperative for students to elect someone who understands their interests and who is committed to safeguarding such interests- I am therefore seeking your support even as I offer myself to the entirety of Ondo State Students in the capacity of President.

As always, please accept the assurances of my highest regards and consideration.

Looking forward to serving you.

Best regards,

Comr. Ololajulo Olubunmi writes from Ilaje Local Government Area of Ondo State.

NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY, AWKA

ANAMBRA STATE, NIGERIA

www.unizik.edu.ng

2021/2022 POST-UTME & DIRECT ENTRY SCREENING

EXERCISE

Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka has scheduled its 2021 2022 POST-UTME and DIRECT ENTRY screening exercise for candidates who chose the University as their first choice in the 2021 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and Direct Entry (D/E) as well as all Nnamdi Azikiwe University Affiliate Institutions

ELIGIBILITY:

1. Candidates who chose Nnamdi Azikiwe University. Awka or its affiliate institutions as their first choice and have the required cut-off mark are eligible to apply.

2. Candidates who did not choose NAU as first choice university but scored the eligible cutoff marks of any faculty/programme can also apply on the condition that they visit the JAMB website for a change of

3. Institution. Direct Entry candidates must be holders of OND/HND/First Degree or A’Level in relevant disciplines and subjects.

FACULTIES/ PROGRAMMES WITH CUT-OFF MARK OF 200:

8. BIOSCIENCES: Applied Biochemistry, Microbiology.

Applied

b. LAW, MEDICINE SURGERY, & PHARMACY,SOCIAL SCIENCES, HEALTH SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

C. PHYSICAL SCIENCES: Computer Science.

FACULTIES/ PROGRAMMES WITH CUT-OFF MARK OF

180:

a. ARTS, BASIC MEDICAL MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

SCIENCES,

b. BIO SCIENCES: Biological Science, Botany, Parasitology & Entomology, Zoology

C. ENGINEERING: Chemical, Cive, Electrical, Electronics & Computer, Mechanical

FACULTIES/ PROGRAMMES WITH CUT-OFF MARK OF 160:

a. AGRICULTURE, EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENTAL

SCIENCES

b. ENGINEERING: Agric & Bio- Resources, Industrial Production. Metallurgical & Material, Polymer & Textile

C. PHYSICAL SCIENCES: Chemistry, Geological Science, Geophysics, Mathematics, Physics and Industrial Physics, Pure & Industrial Chemistry, Statistics.

d. All Affiliate Institutions.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

Registration procedure is as follows:

•  Registration starts on Wednesday 8th September, 2021 and ends on Wednesday 10 November.
• 2021 Change of course or change of institution into Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka (and its affiliate institutions) ends on Friday 12  November2021 Any change done after this date will not be vald.
• Create a UNIZIK application account by providing an email
• a-Visitapply.unizik.edu.ng phonee number and password
• – Validate your account by providing the code sent to your email/phone number
•  -Login with your username and password
• – Click on 2021 PostUTME application

• -Link your jamb registration profile to your account.

• -Print out your invoice and proceed to the bank to pay the sum of N2000
• – Return to the portal and provide your date of birth with next of kin information
• – Click on submit form to submit your application.

• – You will receive an email acknowledging receipt of your application.

FOR DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES

– In addition to a, b, c above, candidates must also ensure that their academic transcript is forwarded to the Registrar, Nand Azikiwa University, Awisa and hard copies of their JAMB E slip. O level rasut/s, OND/HND/First Degree or A’Level results to the office of Deputy Registrar (Admissions) on or before Monday 22nd November 2021 stipulated period will not be considered for admission.

Any candidate whose transcript is not received before the TIME AND REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SCREENING EXERCIS

a. Monitor your personal phone number/ email and UNIZIK website for more details of the screening exercise and post UTME/DE exercise

b. Candidates who did not register online will not be involved in the screening exercise.

c. You must also upload your O’level results on JAMB CAPS to be considered for admissions

CAUTION

a. The University will not be liable for any payment made with wrong JAMB registration number at the Bank. b. The University shall also not be sable for any fraudulent payments made anywhere that is not in line with the directives of the University.

Signed Barr. Philomena lwara Okoye REGISTRAR

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