This was disclosed by the Provost of the College, Dr. Samuel Akintunde, in an interview with the Adeyemi College Newsletter crew to commemorate his one year in office

It will be recalled that Dr. Akintunde was appointed Provost of the institution on 6th November, 2018 by President Muhammadu Buhari.

The head of the institution further hinted that the College is awaiting approval of the Senate of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife to commence degree programmes in Music, Computer Science, Language Arts and African Languages.

In addition, he disclosed that his administration has been able to implement the proposed entrepreneurship skills acquisition for students. This according to him, would earn the College graduates a better future after school.

“As at today, students on their own can tell you their experience with the skill acquisition programme. For degree I, II and NCE I students, we have been able to do a lot with them, enabling them to acquire some skills at least the rudiments of some ventures to which they can later-on in their lives, if necessary, go into in order to better their lives,” he added.

He noted that his vision for the College graduates is for them to be employers of labour and not job seekers.

The College Provost said he is elated that entrepreneur programmes the College embarked on is already impacting on students, who beside having a certificate from the College would have acquired skills relevant to their survival outside of the College.

He assured that the welfare of students and staff of the College are uppermost on his mind, as he admitted that paucity of funds was affecting some of the goals he has for staff and students.

However, Dr. Akintunde commended the staff of the College for their dedication to duty and giving peace a chance in spite of working in a tense situation to deliver results.

While admitting that it has been challenging running the College in the last one year, the Provost, however, noted that most of the challenges are not peculiar to the institution.

He cited the problems of funding, rumour mongering, decayed infrastructure, poor electricity supply and poor road network as major hitches the College is facing currently.

On the upgrading of the College to a university, the Provost noted that his administration would not relent until the College is made a university of education.

He stated that the dream of having the College converted to university would be realized as he is in touch with relevant stakeholders, elected political office holders and traditional rulers from Ondo State on the matter.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the University of Port-Harcourt (UNIPORT) Centre for Medical Research and Training (CENMART) PGD Medical Education programme for the 2019/2020 academic session.

See how to apply below.

How to Apply for UNIPORT CENMART PGD Medical Education Admission.
Pay the sum of #20,000(Twenty thousand naira only) in U&C Microfinance Bank (Account Number 015284480)
Download the following forms from here.
Application Form
Referee Forms and
Transcript Label Form.
Submit completed Forms as in (2) above to CENMERT Office attaching the following documents:
West African Examination Council Certificate(WAEC) and/or General Certificate of Education(GCE), O’ Level Certificates.
First Degree Certificate(s)
National Youth Service Corps(NYSC) Discharge Certificate or due Exemption Certificate
Teller for Payment of Application Fee
Apply for, follow up and cause Transcript to be sent to CENMERT WITH THE TRANSCRIPT LABEL through the CENMERT Administrator.
Await receipt of Offer of Admission after admission processes which may include interview.
If you are admitted, pay Acceptance Fee of #10,000(Ten thousand naira only) in U& C Microfinance Bank (account number 015284480)
Collect Admission Letter from CENMERT Office on Submission of teller for payment of Acceptance Fees.
Register and Collect Registration Pack after payment of School fees.
For further enquiries, please call: 08092085222, 09061640503, 08037752394 or email: [email protected].

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates into the School of Foundation Studies, University of Lagos for the 2019/2020 Academic Session. Highly successful candidates after an approved examination administered by the Joint Universities Preliminary Examination Board (JUPEB), are eligible for consideration for Direct Entry admission into the 200 Level of the Degree Programmes of the University through JAMB (Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board), or admission into the University of Bedfordshire, University of Central Lancashire, University of the West of England, De Montfort University, Leicester, University of Birmingham, (UK) University of Aberdeen, Scotland and Soochow University, China. Please note that the programme does not currently have facilities for the visually impaired and is strictly a non-residential programme.

UNILAG JUPEB Subject Combination.
The School of Foundation Studies will provide an intensive one-year programme, teaching subjects in line with the JUPEB Syllabus for admission according to the following subject combination groupings:

S/N. SUBJECT COMBINATION | DESIGNATION

CRS/IRS – Music – Visual Arts | SFS01
CRS/IRS – French – Literature In English | SFS02
CRS/IRS – Igbo/Yoruba – Literature In English | SFS03
CRS/IRS – History – Literature In English | SFS04
CRS/IRS – Music – Literature In English | SFS05
CRS/IRS – History – Igbo/Yoruba | SFS06
CRS/IRS – Igbo/Yoruba – Visual Arts | SFS07
CRS/IRS – History – Visual Arts | SFS08
CRS/IRS – Government – Visual Arts | SFS09
CRS/IRS – Government – Music | SFS10
CRS/IRS – Government – Igbo/Yoruba | SFS11
CRS/IRS – Economics – Government | SFS12
CRS/IRS – French – Government | SFS13
CRS/IRS – Government – History | SFS14
CRS/IRS – Government – Literature In English | SFS15
Literature In English – Music – Visual Arts | SFS16
French – Igbo/Yoruba – Literature In English | SFS17
Government – Music – Visual Arts | SFS18
Economics – Government – Literature In English | SFS19
Government – History – Literature In English | SFS20
Government – Music – Literature In English | SFS21
Accounting – Business Studies – Economics | SFS22
Accounting – Economics – Geography | SFS23
Accounting – Economics – Government | SFS24
Business Studies – Economics – Government | SFS25
Business Studies – Economics – Geography | SFS26
Economics – Geography – Government | SFS27
Biology – Chemistry – Physics | SFS28
Biology – Mathematics – Physics | SFS29
Biology – Economics – Government | SFS30
Biology – Economics – Literature In English | SFS31
Biology – Chemistry – Economics | SFS32
Chemistry – Physics – Mathematics | SFS33
Chemistry – Economics – Mathematics | SFS34
Economics – Mathematics – Physics | SFS35
Mathematics – Physics – Visual Arts | SFS36
Mathematics – Economics – Geography | SFS37
Mathematics – Geography – Physics | SFS38
UNILAG JUPEB Admission Requirements.
A minimum of FIVE credits (English Language, Mathematics and three relevant subjects) obtained in one sitting at the SSCE/WASSC, GCE/O/L, NECO with results obtained before registration.
University of Lagos has zero tolerance for drug abuse, sexual harassment, examination malpractice and other anti-social behavior. All admitted students will undergo compulsory medical test.
How to Apply for UNILAG JUPEB Admission Form.
PROCEDURE FOR COMPLETING SCHOOL OF FOUNDATION STUDIES e- APPLICATION FORM:

APPLY HERE

Visit the School of Foundation Studies application site on (www.unilag.edu.ng)
On the prospective student’s menu, click on the School of Foundation Studies
Go through the information on subject combinations relevant to your proposed choice of course of study for Direct Entry admission. Please note that changes have been made on the previous combinations.
Complete the Pre-Application Form to obtain a payment reference number (PRN) using the applicant’s names.
Make payment at any Commercial bank in Nigeria with the payment reference number (PRN)
Cost of Application Form (including online practice tests (excluding Bank Charges)) is N25,000.00 (non-refundable)
Make payment at any Commercial bank in Nigeria with the payment reference number (PRN)
Return to the applications site on unilag.edu.ng.
Log in with PRN as username and applicant’s surname in lowercase as password.
Complete the application form and print two copies for yourself.
Examination pass will be available online a week before the examination date. Print a copy and bring to the examination venue.
N.B.: Please read the information on the subject combination relevant to your course of study before completing the application forms online

Mode of Examination: Computer-Based Testing (Please check the Unilag Website a week before examination to verify your examination date).

All Questions are Multiple Choice.
Examination subjects are: Mathematics, English Language (20 questions each) and 3 other relevant subjects according to candidate’s choice of subject combination (15 questions each), making a total of 85 questions, to be answered in one (1) hour.
All candidates are to report at designated venues (according to the schedule on the Examination Pass) two hours before the scheduled Examination time.
The University of Lagos has zero tolerance for drug abuse, sexual harassment, examination malpractice and other anti-social behaviours.

All enquiries are to be made to Director, School of Foundation Studies +2349093621958; +2348165378747 (Please call during office hours only, 8 am – 6 pm)

Deadline: Thursday, 14 November, 2019.

According to an exclusive statement, and directives made today by the Dean Student Affairs Prof. Nwankwo Uchenna Martins the reason for this compulsion is to put an end to cohabitation among students.

Cohabitation here is an arrangement where two or more people are not married but live together. They often involve a romantic or sexually intimate relationship on a long-term or permanent basis…. More broadly, it implies an emotional and physical intimate relationship which includes a common living place especially between opposite sex and which exists without legal or religious sanction.

This directive aside cohabitation also stems from life-threatening problems that have occurred in times past among students of opposite sex who cohabited. It will also help protect the female child against other off-shoot of cohabitation.

This development is also sequel to the efforts of the management to curtail the incessant challenges her students encounter since the inception of the University which ranges from high rate of increment in off campus hostel rents, insecurity, social vices, lack of adequate water and power supply to poor facilities in various off campus hostels, unwarranted arrest and detention of her students who could be ignorant of a crime committed within their jurisdiction of residence but victims of massive arrest etc.

Therefore, Parents, sponsors or guardians who wish to opt out from the compulsory hostel accommodation are directed to go along with the student to the student affairs directorate to make it official and sign undertaking.

All newly admitted female students are by this notice directed to visit the directorate of student affairs for inquiries on how to secure accommodation in the school hostel.

NOTE: This new directive takes immediate effect.

Authority of the Lagos State University (LASU) has released the Joint Universities Preliminary Examinations Board (JUPEB) programme First for (3rd) batch admission list for the 2019/2020 academic session.

LASU JUPEB admission list has been successfully uploaded online.

LASU JUPEB Admission List.
Payment of Acceptance Fee
Payment of Tuition Fee (60% Part Payment Allowed)
All the pre-requisite O-level subjects must have been passed at Credit level
The following candidates have been offered provisional admission for a one year LASU Foundation (JUPEB) Programme:

3rd Batch:
Click the link below
LASU-JUPEB-Admission-List-3rd-batch

The Commonwealth Shared Scholarships scheme is a joint initiative between the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission and UK universities, to support students from developing commonwealth countries to study full-time in the United Kingdom on a postgraduate Masters course.

The scholarship covers:
tuition fees
maintenance/ living cost stipend
return flights
thesis grant
study travel grant (if applicable)
one-off arrival allowance
Applications Deadline: 18 December 2019

Eligible Countries:

Bangladesh
Cameroon
Eswatini
The Gambia
Ghana
India
Kenya
Kiribati
Lesotho
Malawi
Mozambique
Nigeria
Pakistan
Papua New Guinea
Rwanda
Samoa
Sierra Leone
Solomon Islands
Sri Lanka
Tanzania
Tuvalu
Uganda
Vanuatu
Zambia
Type: Postgraduate coursework

Eligible Field Of Study:

MLitt Publishing Studies
MSc Environmental Management (Conservation)
MSc Financial Technology (FinTech)
MSc Sustainable Aquaculture
MSc International Conflict and Cooperation
MSc Environment, Heritage and Policy
Eligibility: To be eligible, applicants must;

Be a citizen of or have been granted refugee status by an eligible Commonwealth country, or be a British Protected Person
Be permanently resident in an eligible Commonwealth country
Be available to start your academic studies in the UK by the start of the UK academic year
Hold a first degree of at least upper second class (2:1) standard, or a second class degree and a relevant postgraduate qualification (usually a Master’s degree).
How To Apply: Applicants need to first apply to the University of Stirling for one of the eligible courses. In order to be considered for an award, applicants must hold an offer of a place at Stirling. We would recommend applying to Stirling well in advance of any deadlines for this scholarship.

Applicants must then submit a separate application using the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission’s Electronic Application System (EAS) between 6 November 2019 and 4pm, 18 December 2019.

Visit The Official Website For More Information