The KADPOLY ND and degree Admission List for 2019/2020 academic session has been released. Candidates who applied for admission in the Kaduna State Polytechnic (KADPOLY) for the 2019/2020 academic session can proceed to check if they have been offered admission by the university.

The list of admitted candidates has been made available on both the school portal and JAMB CAPS. See details on how to check yours below;

How to Check KADPOLY Admission List on School Portal

1. Candidates are to visit: http://www.kadunapolytechnic.edu.ng/Home/Admission
http://www.kadunapolytechnic.edu.ng/Home/Admission
2. Enter your JAMB Registration Number or Application Number where required.
3. Click on ‘Check’ button to access your admission status.

How to Check KADPOLY Admission List on JAMB CAPS

Visit jamb.org.ng/efacility
jamb.org.ng/efacility
Login to your Jamb profile with your username and password.
Scroll down then locate and click the ‘Check Admission Status‘ tab.
Select your Exam year and Enter your registration number in the required columns.
Then, click on ‘Check Admission Status‘ to access your admission status.
For those that their status is showing “Admission Still in Progress” or “Not Admitted”, you are advised to keep checking as the status may change anytime soon.

UNIUYO Acceptance fee payment procedure for 2019/2020 academic session has been announced. All newly admitted students of the university of Uyo are hereby directed to ;proceed with the payment of their acceptance fees. Admitted candidates are to pay a non-refundable Acceptance fee of N25, 000 only, by following the procedure outlined below.

UNIUYO Acceptance Fee Payment Procedure
1 Visit https://uniuyo.edu.ng/eportals
2 Click on Pay Acceptance Link.
3 Enter Registration Number.
4 Click on the Make Payment Button.
5 Payment can be make online using ATM Card or at any commercial bank using the generated RRR.

UNIUYO UTME/DE Admission Lists for the 2019/2020 academic session has been released. Candidates who applied for undergraduate admission at the University of Uyo (UNIUYO) and took part in the screening exercise are directed to proceed to check their admission status. The list of admitted candidates has been made available online. See details to check the list below;

How To Check UNIUYO Admission Lists On School Portal

1.. Log on to the UNIUYO Admission portal via
https://uniuyo.edu.ng/eportals.
2. Select Admission Status Link
3. Enter your JAMB Registration Number and Click on Check Status Button
4. You’ll get a response whether you’ve been admitted or not.

How To Check UNIUYO Admission List on JAMB CAPS
Visit jamb.org.ng/efacility.
Login to your Jamb profile with your username and password.
Scroll down then locate and click the ‘Check Admission Status‘ tab.
Select your Exam year and Enter your registration number in the required columns.
Then, click on ‘Check Admission Status‘ to access your admission status.
Candidates who have been offered admission are to proceed to JAMB CAPS and click”ACCEPT” or “REJECT” to indicate acceptance or rejection of the admission offer.

NB : Clicking”REJECT” is an indication that the offer of admission has been rejected by candidates

Federal University Dutse 2nd Admission List (UTME/DE) for the 2019/2020 academic session is out. Candidates who applied for admission in the school can proceed to check their names. The list of admitted candidates has been made available on the school portal. See the procedure to check it below.

How To Check FUDutse Admission List
The names of admitted candidates are contained on the attached pdf document

Note:

Qualified candidates who have not uploaded their O’Level results on the JAMB website should please hasten to do so.

Candidates are therefore advised to check for their admission status on the JAMB website and click”ACCEPT” or “REJECT” to indicate acceptance or rejection of the admission offer

NB : Clicking”REJECT” is an indication that the offer of admission has been rejected by candidates

MAPOLY 3rd HND admission list for the 2019/2020 session (Full-time/Part-time) has been released, Candidates who applied for admission into the Higher National Diploma programme of the polytechnic for the 2019/2020 session are to proceed to check their admission status. The names of admitted candidates have been uploaded online. Candidates are to follow the procedure below to check the list.

Candidates are to visit the MAPOLY HND application portal at
http://mapolyng.com/apply/index.php?p=login
http://mapolyng.com/apply/index.php?p=login.

Enter your Username and Password in the required columns.
Finally, click on ‘Log In’ and proceed to check Mapoly HND admission status.
Instructions To Admitted Candidates

Candidates offered provisional admission on the respective lists, have till 16th Decemberr 2019 to pay the Non-Refundable Acceptance fee of Twenty-Five Thousand, Five Hundred Naira (N25,500.00) only.
After payment of Acceptance fee, Print out receipt and clearance form from the portal
Proceed to your school office, HOD and Admission officer for the signing of the Clearance form
Print out both JAMB and MAPOLY Admission letters
Proceed to pay school fees
Congratulations to all the newly admitted HND candidates.

MAPOLY 3rd ND admission list for the 2019/2020 session (Full-time/Part-time) has been released, Candidates who applied for admission into the National Diploma programme of the polytechnic for the 2019/2020 session are to proceed to check their admission status. The names of admitted candidates have been uploaded online. Candidates are to follow the procedure below to check the list.

Candidates are to visit the MAPOLY ND admission portal at
http://mapolyng.com/apply/index.php?p=login

Enter your Username and Password in the required columns.
Click on ‘Log In’ to access your Mapoly ND admission status.
Admitted ND candidates are to also proceed to JAMB CAPS to ACCEPT or REJECT their admission. CLICK HERE for the detailed procedure.

Instructions To Admitted Candidates

Candidates offered provisional admission on the respective lists, have till 16th December 2019 to pay the Non-Refundable Acceptance fee of Twenty-Five Thousand, Five Hundred Naira (N25,500.00) only.
After payment of Acceptance fee, Print out receipt and clearance form from the portal
Proceed to your school office, HOD and Admission officer for the signing of the Clearance form
Print out both JAMB and MAPOLY Admission letters
Proceed to pay school fees
Congratulations to all the newly admitted HND candidates.

This is to inform all successful Candidates offered Provisional Admission for the 2019/2020 Academic Session in the University and, have paid the NON-REFUNDABLE ACCEPTANCE FEE OF TWENTY THOUSAND NAIRA ONLY(N20,000.00) AND TEN THOUSAND NAIRA (N10,000.00) ONLY MEDICAL FEE that the Medical Screening Exercise has commenced

GENERAL INFORMATION

Successful Candidates offered Provisional Admission for the 2019/2020 Academic Session in the University are hereby advised to report for the Medical Screening Exercise to hold at the University Health Center, Ojo between Monday -Friday from 8am-2pm Everyday

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS FOR THE MEDICAL SCREENING EXERCISE:

Prospective Candidates should bring the following documents for the Medical Screening Exercise:

1. Two [2] recent passport photographs;
2. Evidence of Payment of Acceptance & Medical Fee

In view of the inability of some admitted Candidates to accept JAMB CAPS in order to process the acceptance fee payment, the Lagos State University Authority has extended the deadline for payment of Acceptance Fee by two (2) weeks.
Against this background, the new deadline for payment of Acceptance and Medical Fees is Friday, 13th December, 2019.
Affected Candidates are assured that the University is working towards ensuring that all issues relating to their admission are resolved as soon as possible.
Signed
Ademola Adekoya
Coordinator, Centre for Information, Press and Public Relations.

The National Youth Service Corps has arrested a 200-level student who allegedly obtained a fake degree certificate and was undergoing the orientation exercise at the Zamfara State camp.

Campusinfo correspondent learnt that the NYSC last Friday apprehended the student, identified only as Rose, who was a 200-level Journalism undergraduate at a university in Benin Republic

The NYSC Director-General, Brig. Gen. Shuaibu Ibrahim, confirmed the arrest of the student to our correspondent. He said the Benin Republic university wrote to the scheme when its officials discovered her on the social media, posting her photographs in the NYSC uniform in the Zamfara camp.

She was undergoing the Batch C Stream 1 orientation course before she was arrested. The DG noted that the student had been brought to the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, and handed over to officials of the Department of State Services for further investigations.

Ibrahim warned that the NYSC would clamp down on fake graduates and certificates, adding that anyone arrested would be handed over for prosecution.

The DG said, “The clampdown on fake graduates and certificates is yielding more results. On Friday, one of the universities in Cotonou, Benin Republic saw their 200-level student in the NYSC uniform on the social media. She is supposed to be a 200-level of the university studying journalism.
“But she went and purchased a fake certificate from another Benin Republic university and now served in the camp in Zamfara. So, her classmates saw her on the social media and raised the alarm to the university, which then alerted and wrote me.
“The university said they recognised the efforts of the scheme in nabbing fake graduates and they were not a party to her fake certificate. So we got her arrested in Zamfara. She was brought to Abuja and we have arranged with the DSS to take her away.”

A controversial conference on witchcraft began on Tuesday at the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN), Enugu, South-East Nigeria, despite opposition from Christian communities within and outside the university.

Enugu state is predominantly Christian. Witchcraft, including anything associated with it, is regarded as satanic by the majority of the people in the state.

The leadership of UNN stopped short of forcing the organisers to cancel the conference because of pressure.

A Nigerian journalist, Patrick Egwu, who is attending the two-day conference, said the venue has been shifted to a bigger hall – Princess Alexandra auditorium – because of the large turnout of participants.

Participants stood up and said ‘amen’ to an opening prayer which was said by a priest, Mr Egwu said.

Christ Church choir of the university sang the opening hymn at the conference. “It was more like a normal church event, people calling Jesus and praying that the aim of the event should be achieved,” Mr Egwu said.

The journalist said the word ‘witchcraft’ was removed from the conference banner in order to lessen the controversy around it, but that every discussion at the conference centered on witchcraft.

More than 500 people were already seated midway into the conference, he said.

“There’s no protest going on here, at all. Every where is calm, people are just enjoying the lectures,” he said.

“One of the keynote speakers just finished presenting his lecture and (he) received a standing ovation. It was really interesting, people were clapping hands and enjoying the presentation,” Mr Egwu said.

A group, Witchcraft Human Rights Information Network, has a stand outside, selling witchcraft-related books and items.

“People are outside, trying to pick copies of books,” Mr Egwu said.

“The noise, the controversy, and the threats actually made the conference to be more popular. It made people to be interested in it. People are still trooping in, even the hall is almost filled up.”

Mr Egwu said the aim of the conference, according to the organisers, is to demystify witchcraft.

“It’s something that has been there for centuries, every poor widow or every small child that is malnourished, they will tag him a witch,” he said.

PREMIUM TIMES asked Mr Egwu what attracted him to the conference.

“When I saw the banner, I said wow, this is really innovative, this is something I should attend to know what it’s all about. Then when the debate started coming up, I said no matter what, even if I am out of the country, I am going to come back to be part of this event,” said Mr Egwu, a member of the Catholic Church.

“I grew up hearing the world witchcraft, I really want to learn a lot about it, what is happening, does it exist, what’s the connection between witchcraft and Christianity.

“Some people who called themselves Christians wake up at night, burning candles and praying for their enemies to die by Holy Ghost fire. Is it not an act of witchcraft?

“When white people do magic, we hail them. When they do their Halloween, which to me is more like devilish, we hail it, but we condemn our own local masquerades.”