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TAI SOLARIN FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION (TASFUED) APPOINTS ACTING VICE CHANCELLOR


The Governing Council of Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED), Ijagun, Ogun State, has officially announced the appointment of Professor Adekunle Olanrewaju Adeogun, the current Deputy Vice-Chancellor, as the Acting Vice-Chancellor of the institution. This significant decision was made during the Council’s emergency meeting held on Wednesday, 22nd October 2025, following the impending completion of the tenure of the incumbent Vice-Chancellor, Professor Oluwole Banjo.

According to an official statement released by the University Council, Professor Adeogun’s appointment will take effect from 4th November 2025, the date when Professor Banjo’s five-year tenure as Vice-Chancellor formally comes to an end. The Council noted that this appointment will remain in effect pending the selection and appointment of a substantive Vice-Chancellor who will assume full leadership responsibilities for the institution.

Leadership Transition at TASUED

This transition marks a pivotal moment in the history of TASUED, Nigeria’s premier University of Education, which continues to stand tall as a center of academic excellence, teacher education, and innovative research. Over the years, TASUED has built a strong reputation for producing well-trained educators, scholars, and professionals who contribute meaningfully to Nigeria’s educational development and global knowledge economy.

The decision to appoint Professor Adekunle Olanrewaju Adeogun as Acting Vice-Chancellor reflects the Council’s confidence in his academic competence, administrative experience, and proven leadership record within the university system. As Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Adeogun played a central role in policy formulation, institutional planning, and the coordination of academic and administrative activities that strengthened the university’s operational framework.

About Professor Adekunle Olanrewaju Adeogun

Professor Adekunle Olanrewaju Adeogun is a distinguished scholar, seasoned administrator, and respected member of the academic community. He has served TASUED in various leadership capacities, contributing immensely to its growth and stability. His academic career spans several decades, marked by scholarly achievements, mentorship, and a deep commitment to advancing teacher education in Nigeria.

Having held positions such as Head of Department, Dean, and later Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Adeogun has been instrumental in fostering academic excellence, promoting staff development, and supporting student-centered initiatives. His appointment as Acting Vice-Chancellor comes at a time when the university is poised for further expansion, infrastructural improvement, and digital transformation in teaching and learning.

Council’s Remarks and Institutional Stability

The University Council emphasized that the appointment of Professor Adeogun as Acting Vice-Chancellor was made after a careful and thorough deliberation process. The Council expressed confidence that he possesses the leadership qualities, administrative skill, and strategic vision necessary to sustain the university’s progress and maintain its strong academic culture.

By this appointment, the Council aims to ensure continuity in leadership and administrative stability, especially as TASUED prepares for another phase of growth and development. The Council reaffirmed its commitment to transparency, accountability, and excellence in all its decisions, assuring the university community that the process for appointing a substantive Vice-Chancellor will follow due process as stipulated by the institution’s statutes and the laws governing Nigerian universities.

Outgoing Vice-Chancellor’s Message

In his goodwill message, the outgoing Vice-Chancellor, Professor Oluwole Banjo, extended warm congratulations to his successor and expressed confidence that Professor Adeogun will steer the university to even greater heights.

Professor Banjo, who has served the institution with distinction and integrity, acknowledged the collective effort of the university community in advancing TASUED’s vision during his tenure. He encouraged staff and students to give their full cooperation to the Acting Vice-Chancellor to ensure a smooth and effective transition.

He also prayed for God’s wisdom, strength, and divine guidance upon Professor Adeogun as he takes on this new leadership role, urging him to continue building on the solid foundation that has been laid over the past years.

Tribute to Professor Oluwole Banjo’s Tenure

Under the leadership of Professor Banjo, TASUED recorded several achievements, including infrastructural development, academic reforms, accreditation of new programmes, digital integration of administrative processes, and improved staff welfare. His tenure was also marked by the strengthening of the university’s external partnerships and its visibility in national and international academic rankings.

The Council and members of the university community have expressed deep appreciation to Professor Banjo for his unwavering commitment, visionary leadership, and outstanding contributions to the growth and reputation of TASUED.

Looking Ahead

As Professor Adeogun assumes office as Acting Vice-Chancellor, the university community looks forward to a new chapter of continuity, innovation, and academic excellence. His appointment is expected to sustain the momentum of progress, maintain institutional harmony, and further enhance TASUED’s standing as one of Nigeria’s leading universities of education.

The Acting Vice-Chancellor is expected to focus on consolidating existing academic programmes, strengthening postgraduate and research activities, expanding international collaborations, and improving the university’s digital infrastructure. He will also continue to drive TASUED’s mission of training well-rounded educators who combine sound academic knowledge with practical teaching competence and moral integrity.

Conclusion

The appointment of Professor Adekunle Olanrewaju Adeogun as Acting Vice-Chancellor of Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED) represents a blend of continuity and renewal in the university’s leadership. It is a testament to his long-standing service, loyalty, and contribution to the growth of the institution.

As the university community welcomes this new phase, there is a shared optimism that TASUED will continue to uphold its tradition of excellence, integrity, and innovation in the service of education and humanity.

The university management, staff, and students extend heartfelt congratulations to Professor Adeogun and wish him a successful and impactful tenure as he assumes this important role.


Signed:
Professor Oluwole Banjo
Vice-Chancellor, Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED)

Date: October 22, 2025

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FEDERAL UNIVERSITY, DUTSE ANNOUNCES RESUMPTION DATE FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION


In light of recent developments in the Nigerian university system, the management of the Federal University, Dutse (FUDUTSE) has officially directed all students to resume full academic activities immediately, following the suspension of the two-week warning strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).

The announcement, issued from the Office of the Registrar through the P.A.R, Academic Affairs, Mr. Abdulkadir Ahmed (FCIA), confirms that the University Senate has approved the resumption of all lectures, assessments, and examinations with immediate effect. According to the statement, this directive is in line with the university’s commitment to maintaining academic stability and ensuring that students complete the ongoing academic session without further interruptions.

Background to the Announcement

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) had embarked on a two-week warning strike to press home several long-standing demands from the Federal Government, including issues related to funding, payment of withheld salaries, revitalisation of public universities, and renegotiation of the 2009 FGN–ASUU agreement.
However, following a series of constructive engagements between ASUU representatives and the Federal Government, the union announced on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, that it had resolved to suspend the strike as a sign of goodwill and respect for the intervention of well-meaning Nigerians, parents, students, and the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC).

The suspension of the strike paved the way for universities across the country, including FUDUTSE, to reopen and continue their academic programmes.

Details of the FUDUTSE Resumption Notice

According to the official circular from the university management, all students are expected to return to campus on or before Sunday, October 26, 2025. This is to ensure that every student is adequately prepared and fully settled before the commencement of examinations.

The university has made it clear that examinations will resume on Monday, October 27, 2025, exactly as previously scheduled in the academic calendar. Students are therefore advised to take this directive seriously and make the necessary travel or accommodation arrangements to avoid missing any examination papers.

Management emphasized that no complaints or excuses for late resumption will be entertained under any circumstance. Any student who fails to comply with this directive will bear full responsibility for any academic consequences that may arise.

Management’s Expectations and Student Responsibilities

The university management used the opportunity to appreciate students for their patience, understanding, and discipline during the period of the warning strike. While the short industrial action disrupted academic activities temporarily, the institution assured the university community that it is working closely with all relevant stakeholders to ensure the continuity of learning without further interruptions.

Students have been reminded to abide by all university rules and regulations, maintain decorum both on and off campus, and demonstrate a high level of commitment to their studies. The university authorities further advised students to attend lectures promptly, participate actively in revisions and tutorials, and prepare adequately for their forthcoming examinations.

In addition, students are encouraged to use this resumption period to regularize any pending academic or financial obligations with their respective departments and the Bursary. Those who have not completed their registration processes are strongly urged to do so immediately to avoid any delay in accessing examination clearance.

Support and Safety Measures on Campus

In view of the expected influx of students back to campus, FUDUTSE management assured the student community that all necessary facilities and services — including hostels, lecture halls, laboratories, and the library — are ready for use. The Directorate of Student Affairs, in collaboration with the University Health Services, has been directed to ensure that all returning students are well accommodated and supported as the semester resumes.

The management also reiterated its commitment to maintaining a safe and conducive learning environment. Security personnel have been put on alert to ensure peace and order across all university premises. Students were advised to remain vigilant, report any suspicious activities to campus security units, and avoid involvement in any act that could disrupt the smooth flow of academic activities.

A Call for Academic Focus

FUDUTSE’s resumption notice comes at a crucial time when many students are preparing for examinations that were initially postponed due to the strike. The management, therefore, urged students to take full advantage of the few remaining days to revise and consolidate their studies.

The statement further encouraged academic departments to adjust their internal timetables where necessary to make up for the time lost during the strike. Lecturers have also been directed to resume immediately and ensure that all outstanding lectures are completed before the examination week begins.

The University’s commitment to academic excellence remains steadfast. The management expressed optimism that with collective effort and cooperation from both staff and students, the ongoing academic session will be concluded successfully without any further disruption.

Conclusion

The resumption directive from the Federal University, Dutse marks a positive turn in the academic journey of students who had been affected by the recent industrial action. It serves as a reminder of the university’s dedication to maintaining quality education, discipline, and continuity despite challenges within the national education sector.

All students are strongly encouraged to resume promptly, attend classes, and prepare diligently for their exams. The management’s message is clear — no excuses for late resumption will be entertained, and every student is expected to demonstrate responsibility and readiness to continue their academic pursuits.

As the university reopens its doors once again, the management extends its best wishes to all students for a productive and successful continuation of the academic year.


Signed:
Abdulkadir Ahmed, FCIA
P.A.R (Academic Affairs)
For: Registrar

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NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES COMMISSION (NUC) APPROVES 12 NEW ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES FOR NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES


The National Universities Commission (NUC) has officially granted approval for the establishment of 13 new degree programmes across Nigerian universities under the Core Curriculum and Minimum Academic Standards (CCMAS) initiative.

This move reflects NUC’s continued effort to modernize and expand academic offerings in line with global trends and emerging disciplines, ensuring Nigerian graduates remain competitive in today’s dynamic world.


📚 Approved Degree Programmes

1️⃣ B.Sc. Artificial Intelligence
2️⃣ B.Ed. Christian Education
3️⃣ B.Sc. Human Kinetics (Sport Management)
4️⃣ B.Eng. Geomatics
5️⃣ B.HLIS Community Health Science
6️⃣ B.Sc. Intelligence and Security Studies
7️⃣ B.Sc. Islamic Economics and Finance
8️⃣ B.Sc. Parasitology and Entomology
9️⃣ B.Sc. Telecommunication Science
🔟 B.Sc. Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
11️⃣ B.Sc. Cooperative Economics and Management
12️⃣ B.Sc. Nuclear Science
13️⃣ B.Eng. Nuclear Engineering


🌍 A Step Towards Academic Innovation

The introduction of these new programmes marks a significant leap in the nation’s higher education system, focusing on science, technology, innovation, health, and sustainable development.

It also reflects NUC’s drive to ensure that Nigerian universities align their academic content with the evolving needs of the global workforce.


📌 Students and institutions are encouraged to look out for further details on programme availability and admission opportunities from their respective universities.

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UNIVERSITY OF UYO (UNIUYO) ANNOUCES DEADLINE FOR PAYMENT OF TUITION FEES FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION


The University of Uyo (UNIUYO) has released an important notice to all newly admitted students and members of staff regarding the payment of acceptance fees for the 2025/2026 academic session.

According to an internal memorandum issued by the Office of the Registrar, Mrs. Blossom E. Okorie, the University management has approved the immediate activation of the online payment portal to enable newly admitted students to make their payments with ease.

🗓️ Deadline: Thursday, October 30, 2025.
After this date, the portal will be closed, and any student who fails to pay within the stipulated period will automatically forfeit their admission.


💳 How to Pay the UNIUYO Acceptance Fee

  1. Visit any commercial bank to generate a Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) code.

  2. Use the RRR to make your official payment of the acceptance fee.

  3. Print your payment receipt after a successful transaction.

  4. Proceed to the Bursary Department of the University for authentication and verification of your e-payment receipt.

This verification confirms that your payment has been successfully received and recorded in the University’s database.


⚠️ Important Notice

The Registrar stressed that strict compliance with this directive is mandatory. Delay or failure to complete the payment within the stated window will lead to the loss of provisional admission for the 2025/2026 academic session.


🗂️ What’s Next?

The University also assured that details concerning the screening exercise, registration process, and resumption of academic activities will be communicated soon via:

  • The official UNIUYO website, and

  • Departmental notice boards across the institution.


📝 Final Reminder

All newly admitted students are strongly advised to:

  • Follow the official payment steps carefully,

  • Keep copies of all receipts and documents, and

  • Regularly check the school’s communication channels for further updates.


Signed:
Mrs. Blossom E. Okorie
Registrar, University of Uyo (UNIUYO)

Ref No: UU/REG/121/VOL.V/11
Date: October 23, 2025

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Mentorship and My Journey of Leadership: Lessons from My Time as Students’ Union Speaker – Abdulkareem Ridwan O. Esq.


True leadership is more than holding a title — it’s about growth, service, and the guidance we receive along the way. In this reflective piece, “Mentorship and My Journey of Leadership,” Ridwan Abdulkareem shares how his time as Students’ Union Speaker at Lagos State University shaped his understanding of leadership through mentorship. His story reveals how guidance, humility, and empathy can transform youthful passion into purposeful leadership — and why every leader should both seek and offer mentorship in their journey.

👉 Read his inspiring journey below

Article,16.10.2025-Mentorship and My Journey of Leadership

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Adeyemi Samuel Afolayan, also known as Sirmilö, is a prominent Nigerian campus reporter, publicist, and entrepreneur who writes for the education-focused news site CampusInfo. He shares updates on student life, school events, examinations like JAMB, WAEC, NECO, university admissions, sports, and general campus news .

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ASUU SUSPENDS TWO-WEEKS WARNING STRIKE


The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has officially announced the suspension of its ongoing two-week warning strike after reaching fresh understandings with the Federal Government.

The announcement was made by ASUU National President, Prof. Chris Piwuna, during a press briefing held in Abuja on Wednesday.


🗣️ What Happened?

According to Prof. Piwuna, the decision followed an overnight National Executive Council (NEC) meeting, which ended around 4:00 am on Wednesday.

He explained that the union embarked on the warning strike due to the government’s delay in fulfilling key agreements, but recent dialogue showed some progress.

“We’ve had useful engagements with representatives of the government concerning the renegotiation of the 2009 agreement. Although we’re not yet where we want to be, the government’s return to the negotiation table is a positive step,”
Prof. Chris Piwuna, ASUU President.


🤝 Why the Strike Was Suspended

The ASUU President stated that the suspension came as a gesture of goodwill, acknowledging the intervention of students, parents, and the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) who appealed for an end to the strike.

“NEC resolved to suspend the warning strike to reciprocate the efforts of well-meaning Nigerians,” Piwuna added.


📅 Background

Recall that ASUU had declared a comprehensive two-week warning strike beginning Monday, October 13, to press home its long-standing demands.


📜 ASUU’s Major Demands Include:

  • Finalising the renegotiation of the 2009 FGN-ASUU Agreement

  • Release of withheld 3½ months’ salaries

  • Sustainable funding and revitalisation of public universities

  • End to the victimisation of lecturers in LASU, Prince Abubakar Audu University, and FUTO

  • Payment of outstanding 25–35% salary arrears

  • Settlement of over four years’ promotion arrears

  • Release of withheld third-party deductions such as union dues and cooperative contributions


🕊️ In Summary

While the suspension brings temporary relief to students and staff, ASUU made it clear that the move is not an end to its struggle, but rather a pause to give room for further dialogue with the Federal Government.


💬 Students and stakeholders across Nigerian universities have expressed hope that both parties will sustain meaningful engagement to prevent another disruption to the academic calendar.

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UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA (UNN) RELEASES TUITION FEES FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION


The Management of Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK), Awka has officially released the approved schedule of charges for all regular undergraduate students for the 2025/2026 academic session.


💰 Breakdown of Fees

🆕 For New Students (Year 1)

  • Total School Fees: ₦162,500

  • Acceptance Fee: ₦65,000

The higher fee for freshers covers first-time payments such as certificate verification, departmental registration, student files, and other administrative charges.


🔁 For Returning Students (Year 2 and Above)

  • Total School Fees: ₦95,000

Returning students will continue with the same uniform fee structure across all levels. The payment covers:

  • ICT services

  • Development levy

  • Laboratory or studio charges (where applicable)

  • Examination and medical services

  • Students’ insurance

  • Departmental dues

  • Students’ Union Government (SUG) fee


📝 Important Notes

  • The difference in total fees between new and returning students is due to one-time charges applicable only to Year 1 students.

  • All payments are to be made through the university’s approved payment portal to avoid issues of invalid transactions.

  • Students are advised to keep copies of their payment receipts for future verification.


📌 Summary

  • Year 1 (Freshers): ₦162,500 + ₦65,000 acceptance fee

  • Year 2 & Above: ₦95,000 flat rate per session


💡 In essence, UNIZIK’s 2025/2026 fee structure emphasizes transparency and uniformity for returning students, while new entrants bear the initial one-time costs associated with admission processing and registration.


Congratulations to all newly admitted and returning UNIZIK students!
Make sure to complete your payment and registration early to avoid last-minute rush.

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UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA (UNN) RELEASES SUPPLEMENTARY ADMISSION LIST FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION


This is to inform interested 2025/2026 UTME candidates who were not offered admission in the earlier released lists but scored an aggregate of 160 and above in both UTME and Screening Exercise, that the University of Nigeria, Nsukka invites them to apply for Advertised Courses (Shopping Form) into departments with available spaces.


🏛️ List of Available Courses and Shortfalls

Below are the departments and the number of available admission slots:

Faculty of Arts

  • Archaeology & Heritage Studies – 85

  • Combined Arts – 60

  • Fine Arts – 12

  • English & Literary Studies – 35

  • History & International Relations – 27

  • Igbo Linguistics & Other Nigerian Languages – 68

  • Linguistics – 16

  • Music – 15

  • Tourism & Hospitality Studies – 42

  • French – 21

  • German – 4

  • Russian – 16

Faculty of Agriculture

  • Agric Economics – 73

  • Agribusiness – 54

  • Animal Science – 44

  • Agric Extension – 72

  • Crop Science – 63

  • Food Science & Technology – 27

  • Home Science & Management – 11

  • Nutrition & Dietetics – 25

  • Aquaculture & Marine Studies – 129

  • Soil Sciences – 41

Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

  • Anatomy – 13

  • Physiology – 16

Faculty of Biological Sciences

  • Biochemistry – 52

  • Combined Biological Sciences – 32

  • Plant Science & Biotechnology – 118

  • Microbiology – 21

  • Zoology & Environmental Biology – 124

Faculty of Business Administration

  • Business Management – 20

  • Marketing – 100

  • Banking & Finance – 23

Faculty of Education

  • Adult Education – 48

  • Guidance & Counselling – 32

  • Creative Arts – 3

  • Early Childhood Education – 9

  • Education Biology – 5

  • Education Integrated Science – 36

  • Education Political Science – 7

  • Education Economics – 10

  • Education Social Studies – 31

  • Education English – 3

  • Education Igbo – 10

  • Education Fine/Arts – 10

  • Education History – 9

  • Education Music – 16

  • Education Chemistry – 26

  • Education Mathematics – 36

  • Education Physics – 36

  • Education Social Science – 28

  • Education Arts – 13

  • Health Education – 13

  • Physical Education – 61

Faculty of Engineering

  • Biomedical Engineering – 7

  • Civil Engineering – 7

  • Materials & Metallurgical Engineering – 19

  • Mechatronics Engineering – 8

Faculty of Environmental Studies

  • Estate Management – 23

  • Geoinformatics & Surveying – 9

  • Urban & Regional Planning – 51

Faculty of Physical Sciences

  • Geology – 25

  • Combined Physical Sciences – 70

  • Mathematics – 40

  • Statistics – 30

  • Science Laboratory Technology – 12

  • Physics & Astronomy – 76

  • Pure & Industrial Chemistry – 46

Faculty of Social Sciences

  • Economics – 19

  • Combined Social Sciences – 140

  • Geography – 40

  • Philosophy – 71

  • Political Science – 21

  • Psychology – 42

  • Public Administration & Local Government – 15

  • Religious Studies – 75

  • Social Work – 16

  • Sociology/Anthropology – 13

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

  • Veterinary Medicine – 14

Faculty of Vocational & Technical Education

  • Agricultural Science Education – 54

  • Business Education – 41

  • Computer & Robotics Education – 13

  • Home Economics Education – 40


📝 Instructions to Candidates

Eligible applicants are advised to carefully follow the steps below:

  1. Visit the University Website:
    Go to www.unn.edu.ng or portal.unn.edu.ng.

  2. Generate Payment Invoice:

    • Log in using your JAMB Registration Number.

    • Generate and download a payment invoice containing a Remita Number (RRR).

  3. Make Payment:

    • Pay a ₦10,000 (Ten Thousand Naira) Advert/Shopping processing fee at any commercial bank.

    • Ensure the Invoice Number is correctly entered at the bank.

    • Collect your Confirmation Slip containing your Confirmation Number and Invoice Number.

  4. Complete Online Application:

    • Return to the University Portal and log in using your JAMB Number and Invoice Number to complete the form.

  5. Important Dates:

    • Application Opens: Monday, 20th October, 2025

    • Application Closes: Friday, 24th October, 2025


⚠️ Important Notice

  • Applicants must meet the University’s minimum and departmental entry requirements for their chosen courses.

  • Candidates must also have written the appropriate UTME subjects for their selected departments.

  • Once admitted through this process, candidates cannot transfer to another course during the 2025/2026 academic session.


📣 Final Note:
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to gain admission into your desired course at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN). Ensure your documents and details are accurate before submission.

Best wishes to all applicants!

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PLATEAU STATE UNIVERSITY (PLASU) RELEASES SUPPLEMENTARY ADMISSION AND REGISTRATION EXERCISE FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION


The management of Plateau State University (PLASU), Bokkos, has officially released the supplementary admission list for candidates who applied for admission into various degree programmes for the 2025/2026 academic session.

According to the announcement signed by the Registrar, Yakubu F. Ayuba, this supplementary list includes newly admitted students into the College of Medicine and Health Sciences as well as the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences — marking an exciting expansion of PLASU’s academic offerings.


📢 How to Check Your Admission Status

All successfully admitted candidates are advised to:
1️⃣ Visit the PLASU official website via 👉 www.plasu.edu.ng
2️⃣ Check the Supplementary Admission List for their names.
3️⃣ Proceed to the JAMB portal to accept their admission offer and print their JAMB admission letter.


🗓 Registration Schedule

  • Registration begins: Monday, 29th September 2025

  • Registration ends: Tuesday, 28th October 2025

  • Late registration: Wednesday, 29th October – Wednesday, 5th November 2025

All newly admitted students are strongly advised to complete their registration within the stipulated period to avoid additional charges or loss of admission.


⚠️ Important Notice

Candidates must ensure that they have uploaded their SSCE results on the JAMB Portal, as failure to do so may lead to disqualification from the admission process.


🎉 Congratulations to all successful candidates!
Welcome to the Plateau State University community — a place of learning, growth, and endless possibilities. We wish you a successful academic journey ahead! 💚📚

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AKWA-IBOM STATE POLYTECHNIC, IKOT RELEASES HND ADMISSION LIST ON SCHOOL PORTAL FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION


The management of Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic, Ikot Osurua is delighted to inform all candidates who participated in the 2025/2026 Higher National Diploma (HND) screening exercise that the First Batch Admission List is officially out! ✅

Candidates can now check their names on the school notice boards within the campus.


📢 Important Information

  • Only candidates whose names appear on the admission list have been offered provisional admission.

  • Do not attempt to pay the acceptance fee until you have received your Admission Number.

  • The list of Admission Numbers for all successfully admitted candidates will be published on the official school website on Wednesday, 22nd October, 2025.

  • Once the Admission Numbers are released, admitted candidates will be able to proceed with payment of their acceptance fees and continue with other registration formalities.


💡 What to Do Next

1️⃣ Check your name on the notice board at the Polytechnic.
2️⃣ Wait for the release of your Admission Number on October 22, 2025.
3️⃣ After obtaining your Admission Number, proceed to pay your Acceptance Fee through the approved school payment channels.
4️⃣ Follow all further registration instructions from the Polytechnic.


🎊 Congratulations to all candidates who made it to the first batch!
Your hard work has paid off — and this marks the beginning of another exciting academic journey.

We wish you success and fulfillment in your studies at Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic, Ikot Osurua. 💙📘

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