The Ondo State Government has affirmed its recognition of Com. Ayoade Kikiowo, AY-Original as the President of the National Association of Ondo State Students.

In a statement made available to our correspondent and signed by the Senior Special Assistant on Youth and Students’ Affairs, Hon. Muyiwa Ogunyemi, the affirmation was part of the resolutions of a conciliatory meeting to resolve the crisis that rocked the Association.

The meeting which held on Monday also had in attendance Special Assistants on Youth Mobilization, Mr Adebiyi Mayowa; Prince Dapo Adepoju and Gbologe Olufunmi Alex from North, Central and South respectively.

Recall that the crisis that rocked the Association had started when the Legislative arm claimed to have received petitions of gross misconduct on the President.

It was later said that the Senate President of the Association, Sen. Joshua Akindoyo without a plenary sitting to hear the petition singlehandedly constituted an investigative committee.

The committee chaired by Sen. Ayanuola Funmilayo was said to have submitted its report to the parliament according to the contentious plenary session that held via zoom on June 18.

A statement by the parliamentary arm later that day announced the impeachment of the President by the 63 senators of the Association.

However, this has been rebuffed by some Senators who claimed that the zoom meeting only recorded the highest attendance of 27 members, which does not form the required quorum for such meeting to hold.

Also, Sen. Olugbemiro Oluwatobiloba of Adeyemi College of Education had denied raising an impeachment motion at the zoom meeting.

“Mr Senate President ask a Senator to adopt a report, which I did,” Sen. Olugbemiro said.

“I didn’t move any motion against anybody particularly to impeach,” he added.

In a statement by Com. Kikiowo expressing his disappointments, he revealed that he exhausted all means possible to reach an amicable solution.

“This whole drama, ab initio, was to distract our administration from charging out to achieve its goals especially at this point in time.

“Even after I denied these allegations, I made several moves to reach amicable settlements with the aggrieved parties, just in my bid to ensure that the house is united going forward.

“We had our first meeting with the SSA last month and we concluded on certain resolutions that I chose not to challenge just for peace to reign. I played my part according to the resolutions by dissolving appointees to my office which they had complained about.

“Unfortunately, they still went ahead to conduct the unconstitutional plenary session on zoom where they claimed to have impeached me.

“On reverting to the SSA, he called for the second meeting and the resolutions are what we have now.”

Com. Kikiowo also disclosed that after quashing these distractions, it is time to once again focus on executing the plans of the leadership of the Association.

Com. Kikiowo also stated that he would address members of the Association and the public soonest.

Meanwhile, the Ondo State Government has enjoined all relevant agencies to recognize Com. Ayoade Kikiowo as President and accord to him regards of the office.

The Federal Government through the Ministry of Education has rolled out conditionalities schools and learning institutions in the country must meet before they could be allowed to reopen.

The conditionalities are contained in a 36-page document submitted to the Senate by the Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu for their Information.

The document is titled: “Guidelines for schools and learning facilities reopening after COVID-19 pandemic closure.”

The Minister in his forward to the document described the conditionalities as key strategies for implementing safe, efficient, and equitable plans for school reopening and operations.

He noted that “given that COVID-19 may be with us for a while, the guidelines also highlight the urgent need to maintain and improve upon distance learning programmes.”

He added that the guidelines were drafted in close coordination with health, environmental, education, and school safety experts who were tasked with the responsibility of charting a pathway for safely reopening schools and learning facilities for quality teaching and learning.

A major plank of the conditionalities is that schools must “create immediate temporary” COVID-19 “isolation space” before they can be considered to reopen.

Schools are also mandated to “ensure establishment of a School COVID-19 Referral System including protocols and procedures to take if learners, teachers, administrators and other education personnel become unwell while in schools.”

Schools are also to establish and adequately equip dispensaries and clinics as appropriate

The authorities of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, have restated their commitment to partner with the Osun State Command of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) on the University’s plan to have an accredited driving school and licensing office for the benefit of the entire University Community and its environs.

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Eyitope Ogunbodede, made this affirmation in his welcome address to the new Sector Commander, Mr. Abayomi Emmanuel Asaniyan, who was in the University on a familiarization visit, having been just seconded to the state.

Professor Ogunbodede, who lamented that a lot fake driver’s licenses are in circulation, noted that the University is ready to have a licensing office on campus to cater for the need of the University Community, adding that an office space has already been set aside for its take-off as soon as FRSC, Osun State Command is ready to take it over and commence operation.

The Vice-Chancellor further stated that alongside the licensing office, the University desires an accredited driving school where proper and safe driving would be taught. According to him, the idea of the driving school, initially, is to benefit students of the Faculty of Agriculture to enable them learn how to drive tractors which are integral components of mechanized agro-business.
He expressed delight at the visit of the new Sector Commander to the University, stressing that his administration would support the FRSC in all of its activities towards making Nigerian roads free of mishaps.

Ogunbodede also hinted that OAU has all it would take to host an Annual Road Safety Week on campus. In his words: “We have everything it takes to organise the Road Safety Week on campus. We are to collaborate with the FRSC on this and any other programme that the University can participate in”.

Earlier, the Sector Commander, Mr. Abayomi Asaniyan had informed the Vice-Chancellor that he chose to follow the footprints of his predecessors who visited the University to introduce themselves to the University administration and seek support for the programmes of the Sector.

The new Sector helms-man reiterated that the courtesy visit is like a home-coming for him: “I am back home. I am a friend, classmate and brother of the Vice-Chancellor. In fact, we are from the same place”, he stated.

Mr. Asaniyan said very soon, the driving school and licensing office requested by the University would take-off. He disclosed that establishing such is not a new thing to him as he set up similar driving school at the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna. He commended the Vice-Chancellor for his style of administration which has endeared him to all stakeholders, particularly the Alumni of the University, noting that his transparency, honest and commitment to the ideals and vision of the founding-fathers of the University, distinguishes him.

While charging the Vice-Chancellor to remain unperturbed by the challenges associated with administering a University Community of OAU’s size and status, he called on all lovers of education to rally round the present University Administration so that together they can move the Institution forward.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the undergraduate programmes of the Rhema University Nigeria for the 2020/2021 academic session.

Rhema University Courses.

Accounting, Banking & Finance, Economics, Mass Communication, Pol.Sci/Pub.Administration, Sociology, Marketing, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Industrial/Pure Chemistry, Computer science, Physics, Statistics, Medicine and Surgery, Human Anatomy, Human Physiology, Medical Lab. science & Nursing

How to Apply for Rhema University Post UTME Form.

Interested applicants should follow the link below to apply:

APPLY HERE
https://rhemauniversity.edu.ng/degree/register_2.php

OR

visit the University at its take off Campus located along Aba-Owerri Rd. Aba to collect the screening form on payment of N5100.00 or call the following numbers; 08076846648 or 08162081174.

For more information on admissions, please contact the admission office on : [email protected].

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the Postgraduate Programmes of the University of Uyo, for the 2020/2021 academic session as follows:

AVAILABLE UNIUYO POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

1) FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE
a) Department of Agricultural Economics & Extension:
M.Sc. in Agricultural Economics with Specialization in:
i) Production Economics and Farm Management.
ii) Agribusiness Management.
iii) Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives.
iv) Agricultural Policy and Development.
v) Agricultural Finance.
vi) Natural resources and Environmental Economics.
vii) Econometrics/Quantitative Research Methods. Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics with Specialization in:
i) Production Economics and Farm Management.
ii) Resources and Environmental Economics.
iii) Agribusiness and Financial Management.
iv) Agricultural Trade and Marketing.
v) Agricultural Policy.
vi) Planning and Development.
vii) Agricultural Enterprise Development and Project Management.
viii) Quantitative Research Methods/ Econometrics. M.Sc. in Agricultural Extension with specialization in:
i) Agricultural Extension Education.
ii) Agricultural Administration.
iii) Agricultural Communication.
iv) Gender Issues in Agricultural Extension/Rural Development. Ph.D. in Agricultural Extension with specialization in:
i) Agricultural Extension/Rural Development
ii) Agricultural Administration
iii) Agricultural Communication.
b) Department of Animal Science:
M.S c. & Ph. D in Animal Science with specialization in:
i) Animal Nutrition and Biochemistry.
ii) Animal Breeding and Genetics.
iii) Animal Production Management.
iv) Animal Physiology & Reproduction.
v) Animal Products Technology.

c) Department of Crop Science:
M.S c. in Crop Science with specialization in:
i) Crop Production and Physiology.
ii) Genetics Crop Breeding and Biotechnology.
iii) Crop Protection.
iv) Weed Science and Pasture Agronomy.
v) Farming Systems and Horticulture. Ph.D in Crop Science with specialization in:
i) Crop Production.
ii) Crop Physiology.
iii) Farming System.
iv) Horticulture.
v) Weed Science.
vi) Pasture Agronomy.
vii) Entomology.
viii) Crop Breeding.
ix) Genetics & Biotechnology.
x) Pathology.
xi) Nematology.

d) Department of Soil Science:
M.S c. & Ph. D. in Soil Science with specialization in:
i) Soil Microbiology & Biochemistry.
ii) Soil Survey & Land Use Planning.
iii) Soil Physics & Conservation.
iv) Soil Chemistry & Minerology.
v) Soil Fertility/Fertilizer Technology.
vi) Pedology.
vii) Environmental Soil Science.

e) Department of Food Science & Technology:
M.S c. & Ph.D in Food Science & Technology with specialization in:
i) Food Microbiology & Biotechnology.
ii) Food Chemistry.
iii) Biochemistry & Biotechnology.
iv) Food Quality Control & Assurance.
v) Food Processing & Storage
vi) Brewing Science & Technology.

f) Department of Forestry & Natural Resources Management:
M.S c. Forestry & Wildlife with specialization in:
i) Forest Resources Management and Economics.
ii) Environmental Forestry.
iii) Wood Science.
iv) Agroforestry.
v) Wildlife Management.
Ph.D. in Forestry & Wildlife with specialization in:
i) Forest Resources.
ii) Environmental Forestry.
iii) Wood Science.
iv) Agroforestry.
v) Wildlife Management.

g) Department of Fisheries & Aquaculture:
M.S c. & Ph.D. in:
i) Fisheries & Aquaculture
ii) Aquatic Environmental Management

h) Department of Home Economics, Nutrition & Dietetics:
M.S c. & Ph.D in Home Economics with specialization in:
i) Textiles.
ii) Clothing & Fashion Design.
iii) Family Resource Management (Home Management).
iv) Human & Family Development.
v) Foods & Nutrition.

i) Centre for Wetlands and Waste Management Studies:
M.Sc. in Environmental Health Management (EHM)

2. FACULTY OF ARTS
a) Department of Communication Arts:
M.A & Ph.D in Mass Communication with specialization in:
i) Business and Organizational Communication.
ii) Radio/TV Broadcasting.
iii) Print Journalism.
iv) Public Relations and Advertising.
v) Development Communication and Political Communication
b) Department of English:
M.A and Ph.D English with specialization in:
i) Language.
ii) Literature

c) Department of Foreign Languages:
i) M.A. in French.
Ph.D in
ii) French Language.
iii) Literature in French and Translation Studies
d) Department of History & International Studies:
M.A in History & International Studies with specialization in:
i) Archeology of Nigeria
ii) African History
iii) Social & Political History
iv) Economic History
v) Urban History
vi) International History and Diplomacy
vii) Peace and Conflict Studies
viii) Military and Strategic Studies
ix) Gender Studies.
Ph. D in History and International Studies with specialization in:
i) International History and Diplomacy
ii) African Diaspora Studies
iii) Peace and Conflict Studies
iv) Gender Studies
v) Military and Strategic Studies
vi) Archeology and Cultural Heritage Management.

e) Department of Linguistics and Nigerian Languages:
i) M.A & Ph.D in Linguistics
ii) M.A. in Computational Language Documentation
iii) Ph. D in Computational Language Technology.
f) Department of Religious and Cultural Studies:
M.A. & Ph.D in Religious Studies with specialization in:
i) i) Sociology of Religion
ii) Biblical Studies: (1) Old Testament, (2) New Testament
iii) African Traditional Religion
iv) Church History
v) Philosophy of Religion

g) Department of Philosophy:
M.A & Ph.D in Philosophy with specialization in:
i) Epistemology
ii) Metaphysics
iii) Value Theories
iv) Socio-Political Philosophy
v) African Philosophy
vi) Philosophy of Religion
vii) Philosophy of Science
viii) Philosophy of Education
ix) Philosophy of Law
x) History of Philosophy
xi) Philosophy & Gender Studies
xii) Logic, Philosophy of Language
xiii) Philosophy of Social Science
xiv) Philosophy of Mind
xv) Philosophy & Public Affairs
xvi) Philosophy of Medicine
xvii) Philosophy of Environment.

h) Department of Music: M.A. in Music.

i) Department of Theatre Arts: M.A. in Theatre Arts

3. FACULTY OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES
a) Department of Biochemistry:
M.Sc. & Ph.D in Biochemistry
b) Department of Anatomy:
M.S c. in Anatomy with specialization in:
i) Histology and Histochemistry
ii) Embryology and Teratology
iii) Physical Anthropology and Comparative Anatomy
iv) Neurobiology
Ph.D in Anatomy with specialization in:
i) Neurobiology
ii) Clinical and Radiological Anatomy
iii) Physical Anthropology
iv) Histochemistry
v) Cellular and Molecular Biology
vi) Developmental Biology and Teratology

c) Department of Physiology:
M.S c. & Ph.D in Human Physiology with specialization in:
i) Endocrinology
ii) Reproductive Physiology
iii) Neurophysiology
iv) Metabolism
v) Renal Physiology
vi) Environmental Physiology and Toxicology
vii) Gastrointestinal Physiology
viii) Cardiovascular Physiology.

4. FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
M.S c. in:
i) Accounting
ii) Banking and Finance
iii) Business Management
iv) Marketing
v) Insurance and Risk Management. Ph.D in:
i) Accounting
ii) Banking and Finance
iii) Business Management
iv) Marketing

5. FACULTY OF CLINICAL SCIENCES
Department of Medical Microbiology & Parasitology:
M.S c. in Medical Microbiology with specialization in:
i) Medical Microbiology (Medical Bacteriology/Clinical Immunology/Public Health Microbiology)
ii) Medical Parasitology.

6. FACULTY OF EDUCATION
a) Institute of Education:
i) Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE),
ii) Postgraduate Diploma in Educational Technology (PGDET)
iii) Special Postgraduate Diploma in Education for Higher Education Teachers (SPGDE)

b) Department of Curriculum Studies, Educational Management & Planning:
M.E d. & Ph.D in:
i) Curriculum Studies
ii) Educational Management & Planning
c) Department of Educational Foundations, Guidance and Counselling:
M.E d. & Ph.D in:
i) Guidance & Counseling
ii) Educational Psychology
iii) Sociology of Education
iv) Educational Evaluation
v) Social Studies in Education and Philosophy of Education.
d) Department of Physical & Health Education: Physical Education:
M.S c(Ed.) in:
i) Adapted Physical Education
ii) Exercise Physiology
iii) Organization & Administration of Physical Education & Sports
iv) Sociology & Psychology of Sports Ph.D in:
i) Organization & Administration of Physical Education and Sport
ii) Exercise Physiology
iii) Adapted Physical Education
iv) Sports Psychology
v) Sociology of Sports Health Education: M.Sc(Ed.) in:
i) Community Health
ii) School Health
iii) Environmental and Occupational Health. Ph. D in:
i) Public Health Education
e) Department of Educational Technology & Library Science:
i) Master in Library and Information Science (MLIS)
ii) M.Sc (Ed) in Educational Technology

Ph.D in Library and Information Science with specialization in:
i) Library Science
ii) Information Science
iii) Archives and Records Management
iv) Publishing and Book Trade
Ph.D in:
i) Educational Technology

f) Department of Early Childhood & Special Education:

M.E d & Ph.D. in:
i) Early Childhood Education

g) Department of Vocational Education:
i) M.Ed. in Textile Technology Education

M.S c(Ed.) & Ph.D in:
i) Agricultural Education
ii) Business Education
iii) Technical Education
iv) Computer Education & Home Economics Education
h) Department of Science Education:
M.S c.(Ed.) & Ph.D in:
i) Biology Education
ii) Chemistry Education
iii) Integrated Science Education
iv) Mathematics Education
v) Physics Education

7. FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
a) Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering:
i) Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) in Petroleum Engineering
ii) Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) in Chemical Engineering Master & Ph.D in Chemical Engineering with specialization in:
i) Advanced Chemical Engineering
ii) Environmental Process Engineering
iii) Chemical Process Design
iv) Petroleum Processing Engineering
v) Biochemical Engineering.

M.E ng. & Ph.D in Petroleum Engineering with specialization in:
i) Production Engineering
ii) Drilling Engineering
iii) Reservoir Engineering
iv) Gas Engineering
v) Georesources Engineering
vi) Geoenvironmental Engineering.
b) Department of Mechanical Engineering:
i) Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) in Mechanical Engineering M.Eng. & Ph.D in Mechanical Engineering with specialization in:
i) Production Engineering
ii) Building Services Engineering
iii) Materials Engineering.
c) Department of Computer/Electrical & Electronics Engineering:
i) Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) in Computer Engineering
ii) Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) in Electrical/Electronics Engineering. M.Eng. in Computer Engineering with specialization in:
i) Computer (Hardware) Engineering
ii) Software & Systems Engineering.
M.E ng. in Electrical/Electronics Engineering with specialization in:
i) Electric Power Devices (Machines)
ii) Electrical Power Engineering
iii) Control Engineering
iv) Electronics & Communications Engineering

d) Department of Food and Agricultural Engineering:
i) Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) in Food and Agricultural Engineering. M.Eng. & Ph.D in Food Engineering with specialization in:
i) Food Process Engineering
ii) Food Machinery and Equipment Engineering
iii) Food Storage
iv) Distribution and Environmental Engineering.
M.E ng. & Ph.D in Agricultural Engineering with specialization in:
i) Farm Power and Machinery (FPM)
ii) Agricultural Products Processing and Storage
iii) Soil and Water Conservation Engineering (SWE)
iv) Farm Structures and Environment

e) Department of Civil Engineering:
i) PGD in Civil Engineering

Master of Engineering degree (M.Engr.) in the following areas of specialization:
i) Structural Engineering
ii) Water Resources Engineering
iii) Environmental Health Engineering
iv) Geotechnical Engineering.

8. FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
a) Department of Architecture: M.Sc. in Architecture
b) Department of Building: M. Sc & Ph.D in Construction Management
c) Department of Estate Management: M.Sc. & Ph.D in Estate Management
d) Department of Fine & Industrial Arts:

Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in:
i) Ceramics
ii) Painting
iii) Sculpture
iv) Textiles
v) Graphics.
vi) Master of Arts in Art Education (M.A. Art Education).

Ph.D in Fine & Industrial Arts with specialization in:

i) Ceramics Design and Technology
ii) Graphics Design and Technology
iii) Painting and Painting Technology
iv) Textiles Design and Technology
v) Sculpture.
e) Department of Geoinformatics and Surveying
M.Sc. & Ph.D in Geoinformatics and Surveying

f) Department of Urban & Regional Planning:
i) Master of Urban & Regional Planning (MURP)
ii) M.Sc. in Environmental Management
iii) Ph.D in Urban & Regional Planning

9. FACULTY OF LAW: LLM & Ph.D in Law

10. FACULTY OF PHARMACY
a) Department of Pharmaceutical & Medicinal Chemistry:

M.S c. & Ph. D in Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Chemistry with specialization in:
i) Synthesis and Characterization of Chemotherapeutic Agents Drug Metabolism
ii) Pharmacokinetics of Drugs and Effects on Drug Therapy
iii) Chemistry of Natural Products.

b) Department of Pharmacognosy and Natural Medicine:
M.S c. in Pharmacognosy and Natural Medicine with specialization in:
i) Phytochemistry
ii) Biological Evaluation of Natural Products
iii) Cultivation and Propagation of Medicinal Plants
iv) Tissue Culture Ph.D in Pharmacognosy
c) Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology:
M.Sc. & Ph.D in: Pharmacology
d) Department of Pharmaceutical/Pharmaceutical Technology:
i) M.Pharm in Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Technology
ii) M.Sc in Pharmaceutics/Pharmaceutical Microbiology
iii) Ph.D in Pharmaceutics/Pharmaceutical Technology
iv) Ph.D in Pharmaceutical Microbiology

e) Department of Clinical Pharmacy and Biopharmacy
i) Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm) in Clinical Pharmacy
ii) Ph.D in Clinical Pharmacy

11. FACULTY OF SCIENCE
a) Department of Botany & Ecological Studies:
M.S c & Ph.D Botany with specialization in:
i) Cytogenetics & Genetics
ii) Plant Physiology/Phytochemistry
iii) Plant Ecology
iv) Plant Taxonomy/ Systematics
v) Plant Virology/Pathology
vi) Plant Anatomy.

b) Department of Chemistry:
M.S c & Ph.D in:
i) Analytical Chemistry
ii) Environmental Chemistry
iii) Industrial Chemistry
iv) Inorganic Chemistry
v) Organic Chemistry
vi) Physical Chemistry
vii) Polymer Chemistry.
c) Department of Computer Science:
M.Sc. in Computer Science.
Ph.D Curriculum in Computational Intelligence

d) Department of Mathematics & Statistics:
i) M.Sc. in Statistics.
ii) M.Sc. & Ph. D in: Mathematics
e) Department of Microbiology:
M.S c. & Ph. D in:
i) Environmental Microbiology
ii) Industrial & Food Microbiology
f) Department of Physics:
M.Sc. & Ph.D in Physics with specialization in:
1) Pure Physics:
i) Atomic/Nuclear Physics
ii) High Energy/Particle Physics
iii) Plasma Physics
iv) Solid State/Condensed Matter Physics
v) Theoretical Computational Physics
2) Applied Physics:
i) Electronics/Communications
ii) Geophysics
iii) Atmospheric Physics
iv) Radiation/Health Physics
v) Renewable Energy.
g) Department of Animal and Environmental Biology:
M.Sc & Ph.D in:
i. Parasitology
ii. Hydrobiology
iii. Entomology.

12. FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
a) Department of Economics:
M.S c & Ph.D in Economics with specialization in:
i. Development Economics
ii. Monetary Economics
iii. Public Finance
iv. Environmental Economics
v. International Economics.
b) Department of Geography & Natural Resources Management:
M.S c. & Ph.D in Geography and Natural Resource Management with Specialization in:
i. Geography & Environmental Management
ii. Biogeography
iii. Agricultural Geography
iv. Climatology and Climate Change Studies
v. Rural Land use Planning
vi. Urban Studies
vii. Regional Development Planning
viii. Environmental/Resource Management
ix. Population Studies and Medical Geography
x. Economic Geography
xi. Transport Planning and Management
xii. Natural Disaster and Risk Management
xiii. Tourism Geography
xiv. Geographic Information System
xv. Water Studies.
M.Sc. & Ph.D in Environment and Development
c) Department of Political Science and Public Administration:
M.S c. and Ph.D in:
i. Public Administration
ii. International Relations.
Ph.D in Comparative Politics

d) Department of Psychology:
M.S c. and Ph.D with options in:

i. Clinical Psychology
ii. Industrial/Organizational Psychology and Social Psychology.

e) Department of Sociology/Anthropology:
M.S c. and Ph.D in:
i. Sociology & Development
ii. Criminology
iii. Industrial Sociology
iv. Medical Sociology
v. Rural and Community Development
vi. Social/Cultural Anthropology
vii. Demography.

DURATION
All Full-time Master’s degree programmes last for a minimum period of four semesters and a maximum period of six
All Full-time Doctoral Programmes last for a minimum period of six semesters and a maximum period of ten
iii (a) PGD in Education last for a minimum of two semesters and a maximum of four semesters for all full time students.

PGD in Educational Technology last for a minimum of three semesters and a maximum of five semesters for all full time
PGD in Engineering last for a minimum of four semesters and a maximum of six semesters for all full time

ELIGIBILITY FOR UNIUYO POSTGRADUATE ADMISSION

1. To qualify for admission into the Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) programme, applicants should be graduates of the University of Uyo or any other University recognized by the Senate of the University of Uyo, or persons who hold qualifications adjudged by the Senate of the University of Uyo to be equivalent to first degree or holders of recognized Higher National
2. To qualify for admission into a Master’s degree programme, applicants should be graduates with not less than Second Class Honours degrees in the Lower Division with, (a) CGPA of 75 on a five-point scale, (b) CGPA of 2.2 points on a four-points scale and (c) Second Class lower division (irrespective of CGPA) for the Master’s degree programme in Architecture and programmes in the Faculty of Agriculture. (d) Candidates for admission into M.Sc Medical Microbiology should be graduates of either of the following: (i) Microbiology with 2.75 CGPA (ii) Virology and a Postgraduate Diploma in Microbiology (PGDM) (iii) MBBCh/MBBS or its equivalent.
3. Applicants for admission into Doctoral Degree programmes should be graduates of the University of Uyo or any other University recognised by the Senate of the University of Uyo, who possess Master’s degrees with dissertation and course work average, which should not be less than 60% (B).

NOTE:
Applicants will be required to have credit pass at ‘O’ Level in five relevant subjects including English Language obtained at not more than two sittings. Candidates with ‘O’ Level examination results before 2016 must possess their certificates and not a statement of results or result
Applicants for LLM & Ph. D in Law must in addition to the above have credit passes in ‘O’ Level English
All applicants will be subjected to Screening Tests as The date of the screening test will be communicated.
NYSC Completion Certificates (Discharge Certificates), Exemption Certificates or Exclusion Certificates is required from all applicants. One of these certificates must be submitted with the application form or before the screening test is
Applicants who obtained their degrees through Remedial Programmes must show evidence of having remedied the relevant subjects for their programmes externally e. through WASCE, NECO, NABTEB.
vi. In addition to other qualifications, applicants are expected to meet the departmental requirements for their programmes.
Applicants must return their completed application forms with a Thesis/Dissertation Proposal captured on the prescribed Postgraduate School proposal sheet. Such proposals should be written under the following headings:

Title (25 words maximum)
Abstract (120 words maximum)
Aims/Objectives
Relevance of the Study
Methodology
Expected Results
Innovation
References (in alphabetical order).
Under Innovation, explain the new invention, new approach or new ways of doing things, new knowledge, etc. that your research will produce. Results obtained by applying extant methodology in a new environment may not be regarded as an innovation.

Candidates should remember to request at the time of purchase of the forms that their relevant academic transcript and three letters of reference be forwarded to:

The Secretary, Postgraduate School, University of Uyo,

P.M.B. 1017, Uyo,

Akwa Ibom State.

Admissions will not normally be offered without transcripts and letters of reference.

HOW TO APPLY FOR UNIUYO POSTGRADUATE ADMISSION:
Application Forms can be accessed ONLINE on payment of the sum of N15,000.00 (Fifteen Thousand Naira) only:

To make payment, generate Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) via https://uniuyo.edu.ng/eportals and make payment online using ATM Card or in any commercial bank nationwide. After payment return to the portal to complete your registration by clicking on Admission forms Link, then e-Forms, then Register link and enter your RRR.

CLOSING DATE:
All completed Application Forms with photocopies of relevant credentials and duplicate copy of receipt of payment for the application form should reach the Office of the Secretary, Postgraduate School not later than Monday, 31st August, 2020. Applications received after this deadline may not be considered.

Applications received after the above deadline may not be considered.

Signed:

Mr. Aniediabasi Udofia
REGISTRAR

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the HND Full-time and Part-time, ND Part-time and certificate programmes of the Imo State Polytechnic (IMOPOLY) Umuagwo

Available Courses

A. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE

1. ND and HND in Animal Production Technology
2. HND in Animal Health Technology

B. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

1. ND and HND in Accounting Technology
2. ND and HND in Banking & Finance
3. ND and HND in Business Administration
4. ND and HND in Cooperative Economics
5. ND and HND in Public Administration
6. ND and HND in Marketing
7. ND and HND in Office Technology Management

C. SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCES

1. ND and HND in Computer Science

D. CERTIFICATE COURSES AND DURATION

1. Certificate in Fisheries Technology 6 months
2. Certificate in Poultry Production 3 months

3. Certificate in Livestock Feed Formulation 6 months
4. Certificate Piggery Technology 3 months
5. Certificate in Snail Farming 3 months
6. Grass Cutter farming 6 months

Entry Requirements ND Programmes:
i. Entry Requirement is through O’ level (WAEC, GCE, NABTEB, NECO or any other
relevant approved O’ level certificate) at a maximum of two sittings.

Entry Requirements HND Programme:
i. Must have ND in Relevant discipline

MODE OF APPLICATION

All eligible candidates are required to make payment of the sum of N5,000.00 online.

1. Visit https://www.imopoly.edu.ng/
2. On the top navigation just beside the login button, click “Apply Now” https://imopoly.xn--precisi-r0a.com/students/newapplicant
3. Accurately fill the form and click APPLY
4. On the next page (payment invoice page), click Pay Online
5. You will be taken to the payment, enter your card details and click pay
6. Payment is made and you are returned to the website, you will also get an email with your payment and application details
7. Print the application summary page and bring it along when coming for screening/verification

Please note that you have to provide a working e-mail address and Telephone Number as all mails to you will be through your e-mail and phone number.

NB: All Part-Time Candidates without JAMB REG Number are required to purchase the JAMB Part-Time Application Form by paying 3,500.00 only before approaching the Institution for processing of admission. For more information, log on to our helpdesk at: [email protected].

Please ensure that you provide us with a functional e-mail address as well as your personal TELEPHONE NUMBER alongside with those of your parents/guardian(s).

This is to inform prospective students that Imo State Polytechnic online registration for 2020 Post-UTME has commenced. Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the polytechnic various National Diploma (ND) programmes for the 2020/2021 academic session on full-time basis. The cut-off mark is 120, cost is N5,500. See details below.

Imo State Polytechnic Post UTME Eligibility.

i. Admission is through UTME and you must have chosen Imo State Polytechnic as your first choice and scored 120 and above in the just concluded JAMB examination. However, candidates that did not choose the polytechnic as first choice can apply as long as they score 120 and above in the just concluded JAMB examination.

ii. Must have five (5) CREDIT passes at O/level at a maximum of two sittings as specified in JAMB Brochure.

iii. JAMB requirement is a minimum of four (4) relevant subject combinations which must include English Language and Mathematics.

Imo State Polytechnic Available ND Programmes.

A. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY

ND in Agricultural Technology
ND in Animal Production & Health Technology
ND in Fisheries Technology.

B. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY (Full Time)

ND in Accounting Technology
ND in Banking & Finance
ND in Business Administration
ND in Cooperative Economics
ND in Public Administration
ND in Marketing
ND in Office Technology Management
ND in Mass Communication.

C. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

ND in Agricultural & Bio-Environmental Engineering Technology
ND in Chemical Engineering Technology
ND in Electrical Electronic Engineering
ND in Mechanical Engineering.

D. SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN STUDIES

ND in Building Technology
ND in Estate Management and Valuation
ND in Environmental Science Technology: OPTION: ND in Urban and Regional Planning.

E. SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE (Full Time)

ND in Computer Science
ND in Food Science Technology
ND in Hospitality Management Technology
ND in Science Laboratory Technology.
ND in Nutrition & Dietetics
ND in Statistics.
How to Apply for Imo State Polytechnic Post UTME.

All eligible candidates are required to make payment of the sum of N5,500.00 online.

1. Visit https://www.imopoly.edu.ng/
2. On the top navigation just beside the login button, click “Apply Now”
3. Accurately fill the form and click APPLY
4. On the next page (payment invoice page), click Pay Online
5. You will be taken to the payment, enter your card details and click pay
6. Payment is made and you are returned to the website, you will also get an email with your payment and application details
7. Print the application summary page and bring it along when coming for screening/verification

Please note that you have to provide a working e-mail address and Telephone Number as all mails to you will be through your e-mail and phone number.

Closing Date

Not Yet announced.

N-Power addresses the challenge of youth unemployment by providing a structure for large scale and relevant work skills acquisition and development while linking its core and outcomes to fixing inadequate public services and stimulating the larger economy.

Benefits:
🤩 2 years intensive free training on any field of choice.
🤩 Monthly allowance

WHO CAN APPLY

1. People with OND
2. people with HND
3. People with NCE
4. People with Bachelor degree
5. You must possess BVN
6. You must be between the ages of 18-35
*(If you qualify for 5&6 and possess any of 1-4, you can apply)

Application begins on Friday 26/06/2020

PROGRAMME

☑️N-POWER AGRO

☑️N-POWER TAX

☑️N-POWER BUILD

☑️N-POWER CREATIVE

☑️N-POWER HEALTH

☑️N-POWER TEACH

☑️N-POWER TECH

☑️HARDWARE

☑️N-POWER TECH SOFTWARE

To apply, Visit
http://www.npower.gov.ng

Details of information needed to apply for N-power

1, Name (Surname first)
2, E-mail
3, Password
4, Educational Background
5, National Youth Service Certificate
6, Birth Certificate
7, Local Government Identification letter
8, Bank Verification Number
9, Phone Number
10, Bank Account Number
11, Bank name
12, State origin, LGA, Community
13, Residential Address
14, State of Resident
15, Local Government of Resident
16, The program you prefer

What next after applying for NPower Registration 2020

If you have successfully submitted your application form, then you wait for the NEXT PHASE which is shortlisting of candidates for Aptitude Test Screening Exam.

All shortlisted candidates will take part in physical verification exercise for the purpose of ascertaining the authenticity of documents and health status of applicants.

Barring any last-minute change, the Oyo State Government has modified the resumption of schools in the state that was earlier scheduled for June 29.

The Government had earlier directed all terminal classes including Primary Six (Pry 6), Junior Secondary School Three (JSS3) and Senior Secondary School Three (SSS3) to resume on June 29 ahead of preparations for their various exams.

However, a statement released today by the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Seyi Makinde, Mr Taiwo Adisa, said Teachers will be the only ones to resume on Monday, June 29 while students in terminal classes will resume on July 6.

Adisa said the state government will on July 15 review the compliance level in the different schools to determine whether the remaining classes would resume or wait till September.

“By the new arrangement, Teachers are to resume to the schools on Monday June 29, 2020, while students in critical classes including Primary 6, JSS3 and SS3 will resume a week later on July 6, 2020.

As of Monday, June 22, no fewer than 372 Heads of Schools have been trained by the EOC on the management of the COVID-19 containment procedures, while each of the schools is to appoint an Incident Manager, who will ensure compliance with the approved COVID-19 protocol.

Each student is expected to wear face masks, while the schools are to prepare well laid out hand washing spots to guarantee regular washing of hands by the students and teachers.

The Task Force also resolved that by July 15, the state government would have reviewed the situation with the schools and come to a conclusion whether the remaining classes would be able to resume or whether the students would have to wait to resume the new session in September 2020.” the statement read

The schools were closed down as part of measures to contain the spread of COVID19 in the state. With 988 confirmed cases, Oyo state is the fourth state with the highest number of the novel virus.

Lagos State University International School hereby invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the 2020/2021 Academic Session in the Post-Primary Education, leading to the Award of Ordinary level [0/L] Certificate of the West African Examination Council [WAEC] and National Examination Council [NECO].
Lagos State University International School is located within the main campus of the University and established to provide quality secondary education and high moral standard. Admission is into:
Junior Secondary School Classes 1,2 and 3
Senior Secondary School Classes 1,2 and 3

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS/ELIGIBILITY

Admission is open to all candidates who possess primary six [6] leaving school testimonial/
certificates and Basic Education Certificate Examination [BECE] from recognized schools. In addition to this, applicants will be required to sit and pass a qualifying examination.

METHOD OF APPLICATION/PAYMENT LINK

Applicants are required to visit the University Website: http://www.lasu.edu.ng and make payment of Ten Thousand, Three Hundred Naira [N10,300:00] non-refundable fee via lasu.edu.ng/international school

COLLECTION OF FORM

Application form should be filled online on LASU Website: www.lasu.edu.ng

PROCEDURE FOR COMPLETING THE APPLICATION FORM

1. On the homepage of LASU website, click on INT’L SCHOOL
2. Click on application form
3. Fill the form online by supplying required details
4. Click on submit when you are done and print a copy of the completed form when it displays.

SUBMISSION OF FORM

Printed completed form should be submitted at the school to the Head of Administration, LASU International School

For further enquiries, please contact:
The Principal,
LASU International School LASU International School
08028383700
08096623765
Or
The Head of Admin,
07034246902
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