JAMB has made an adjustment on the earlier date announced for the 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Exam (UTME).

 *BREAKING: JAMB adjusts 2022 exam dates, to provide additional code for profile creation*

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JAMB has made an adjustment on the earlier date announced for the 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Exam (UTME). According to the board, the 2022 exam earlier scheduled to hold between April 20th and 30th, 2022 will now hold from Friday, 6th May to Monday, 16th May 2022.

This was contained in the JAMB weekly bulletin. The board stated that the change is to accommodate some exigencies.

Similarly, the board revealed that the Mock-UTME exercise earlier scheduled for  2nd April 2022 would now be held on 16th  April 2022, for candidates who register early and indicate their willingness to sit the Mock-UTME. 

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For all prospective candidates for the 2022 UTME, this is not an opportunity to soft-pedal on your preparation. The best time to start your preparation is now. 

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The date for the commencement of sale of the 2022 UTME/DE application document which was slated to start from 12th February to 19th March 2022 remains the same.

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JAMB equally disclosed that an additional USSD code will be made available apart from the already existing 55019 code that enables candidates to access some of the JAMB services like the creation of profile code for UTME/DE registration. This became necessary in order to ensure that there is no congestion during registration when many candidates would be sending their requests for profile code creation.

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OAU ASUU commences indefinite strike over unresolved allowance sharing formula

 

Members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) at the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, on Monday, commenced an indefinite strike over what they described as the refusal of the institution’s management to pay their earned academic allowance.

They accused the Eyitope Ogunbodede-led management of unnecessarily delaying the payment of the allowance which they claimed had since been remitted into the university’s account by the Nigerian government since December 13, 2021.

The union took the decision at an emergency congress, which was held at the First Bank Lecture Hall on Monday morning.

But the university management, which had earlier described the strike threat issued by the union as a “family affair,” said it is still watching the events as they unfold before taking the next step.

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The Ogun state Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology has announced that students are not allowed to bring phones to school anymore.

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Ogun Bans Students From Bringing Phone To Schools … 

Charges teacher for proper monitoring

The Ogun state Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology has announced that students are not allowed to bring phones to school anymore, calling on teachers’ to monitor them to ensure that they don’t bring phones to classes.

Prof. Abayomi Arigbabu stated this at a press briefing held at ministry conference room, Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta on Tuesday.

The Commissioner explained that the advantage of phones cannot be underestimated especially in this time of serious security issues.

Prof. Arigbabu said the reasons students are advised not to bring their phones into school is because phones serve students differently but mostly to disadvantage.

He said: “On the issue of phone in school, what we ordinarily advised is that it will actually distract the students. Teachers will be teaching them and some people will be looking at phones and going to different sites to do nonsense.

“That is why it is actually not encouraged for students to bring phone to class. If they have phones, they can actually put it in their bags and at the close of the day, they can bring it out.”

He added: “But how do we know they don’t bring it out. That is why teachers need monitor them to ensure that they don’t bring phones to classes.

“Phone has its advantages and disadvantages. 

For instance, if a student is having problem, he/she can make a distress call. But what we are saying is that we won’t allow a student to bring phone to the class to distract you from listening to lessons.

“That is the way we want to deal with phones in school.”

TO THE TEACHERS

This is to inform our dear colleagues in the teaching profession, health, ministry and all other sectors that the commissioners of education in Ogun State is having a meeting with all parents of Ijebu zones at Adeola Odutola college on Thursday (6/01/2022) by 10am.

PARENTS

Please,if you are parents kindly attend the meeting in order to express your mind toward this unruly behavior of some minority students who has turned themselves to thugs and nuisance within the school environment and reason why discipline must be enforced by the school authority and the reasons why some schools are still collecting illegal fee from your wards all in the name of maintainance fee and so on.

As we all know that there some schools that are still collecting school fees from parents despite free education policy enforced by Ogun State government.We should also use the opportunity to appeal to our honorable commissioner to please release the letter of undertaking for free of charges.

Remember, your voice is your power,use it now to safe our education in Ogun State.

LIKEWISE

The Ogun State Government has threatened to sanction owners of private schools in the state that admit any student expelled from public schools.

The government also threatened to name and shame any culpable pupils at the school, zonal and state levels where any pupils were found wanting.

 

The State Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Prof. Abayomi Arigbagbu, stated this on Tuesday, at a press briefing held in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital to unveil the strategies mapped out to tackle juvenile delinquencies in schools in the state.

Arigbagbu stated this due to the series of crimes recently committed by pupils in public schools which led to the abrupt closure of some schools last year.

The Commissioner stated that the reason for the press briefing was to roll out the government’s strategies to tackle juvenile delinquencies and recent social vices in public schools in the state.

Arigbabu said the government would not only announce erring students publicly as a deterrent to others but will also reward and award best-behaved pupils who have distinguished themselves in academics and character.

Arigbagbu said that as a responsible government, it could not sit down and allow continuous misbehaviour in the state’s public schools.

The Commissioner ascribed these misbehaviours to bad parenting, social media, peer group, wrong role models, economic situations.

 

He also attributed lack of unqualified and unwilling teachers not using the right approach, shortage of teachers, sexual promiscuity, moral laxity, the craze for easy wealth, procrastination, low self-esteem, congestion of classes, security, dual registration and ineffective communication between teachers and learners to the challenges.

Arigbabu said the ministry would be holding a series of meetings with security agencies, principals and Heads of Schools, Parents and Teachers Associations and others, to form effective alliances against vices and juvenile delinquencies in schools.

He said, “We are taking very serious steps against crimes and criminality in both public and private schools and private school owners should co-operate with us in this fight. We are the ones that give licences to all the private schools and if any of them flout our directives, we can easily have their licences withdrawn.

“There will be naming and shaming such pupils that engage in crimes and juvenile delinquencies in our schools across the State. That will be done at school, zonal and state levels. We are also going to involve our pupils and engage in all sorts of extra-curricular activities to discourage the pupils from juvenile delinquencies.

“Students expelled should not be admitted into any public or private school in Ogun State, that is something that will be very difficult and that is why we put in place what we call the Learner Identification number.

“The E-platform we are using now will make it difficult for dual registration.

“Once you are in a school and you misbehave and you are sent away, it will be very difficult to get into another school in Ogun but, some of them will want to get into schools, and that is why we are meeting private school owners tomorrow, for them, we are going to put sanctions because we are the one that gave them operating licence if some of these schools flout some of these regulations we can withdraw their licence.

“All of us have to be on the same page because if we expel a student from a school it would have been the last resort and we don’t want a situation where the expulsion won’t be effective.”

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THE OGUN STATE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY WISHES TO ANNOUNCE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT THE RESUMPTION DATE FOR THE 2ND TERM 2021/2022 ACADEMIC SESSION FOR ALL PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS AS WELL AS GOVERNMENT SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL COLLEGES IN THE STATE HAS CHANGED TO MONDAY, 10TH JANUARY, 2022. THE CHANGE IS NECESSITATED BY THE SERIES OF PRE-RESUMPTION ACTIVITIES LINED UP BY THE MINISTRY TO FURTHER REPOSITION OUR SCHOOLS.

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THE OGUN STATE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY WISHES TO ANNOUNCE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT THE RESUMPTION DATE FOR THE 2ND TERM 2021/2022 ACADEMIC SESSION FOR ALL PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS AS WELL AS GOVERNMENT SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL COLLEGES IN THE STATE HAS CHANGED TO MONDAY, 10TH JANUARY, 2022.

THE CHANGE IS NECESSITATED BY THE SERIES OF PRE-RESUMPTION ACTIVITIES LINED UP BY THE MINISTRY TO FURTHER REPOSITION OUR SCHOOLS.

AS PART OF RESUMPTION GUIDELINES, EACH PARENT/GUARDIAN AND LEARNERS ARE EXPECTED, BETWEEN TUESDAY 4TH AND MONDAY 10TH JANUARY 2022, TO SIGN UNDERTAKING OF WILLINGNESS TO ABIDE BY LAID DOWN REGULATIONS AND SUPPORT THE SCHOOL IN ENSURING AND ENFORCING DISCIPLINE.

PARENTS, GUARDIANS AND ALL SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS ARE THEREFORE ENJOINED TO NOTE THE NEW RESUMPTION DATE WHILE AWAITING DETAILS OF OTHER PRE-RESUMPTION ACTIVITIES.

WE WISH ALL OUR LEARNERS COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON AND PEACEFUL TERM.

THANK YOU.

PROF. ABAYOMI A ARIGBABU, FMAN

HON. STATE COMMISSIONER FOR EDUCATION,

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

DECEMBER, 2021

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JUST-IN: ASUU To Begins Nationwide Strike On Monday (Details)

 The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has concluded on embarking on a Nationwide strike with effect from Monday, 13th December, 2021.

The strike decision was Suggested at the different ASUU Zonal Meetings across the country.

The strike follows the decision of the federal government to stop the salaries of lecturers who have not enrolled in the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS).

ASUU is opposed to the use of IPPIS for lecturers.

The strike action is also to compel federal government to implement the agreements and resolutions of Memorandum of Action discussed in the 2009 ASUU-FGN agreement, the 2013 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and the 2017 Memorandum of Action (MoU), all of which have not been implemented, officials of the lecturers’ union said.

ASUU has been locked in a protracted dispute with the Nigerian government over issues connected to poor funding of public universities. Every time the dispute boiled over to strike by the teachers, negotiations between the two parties always produced agreements.

However, the government’s failure to meet the teachers’ expectations within the context of the agreements have been a primary reason ASUU has been on strike almost every year  since 1999.

This is to inform all candidates who wish to apply for the 2022 UTME that the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced a change regarding the reading texts for subjects like Literature-in-English, Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, and Arabic

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JAMB announces new reading texts for 2022 exam

This is to inform all candidates who wish to apply for the 2022 UTME that the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced a change regarding the reading texts for subjects like Literature-in-English, Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, and Arabic.

These changes would take effect from the 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). This means that candidates will be asked questions from these texts in the 2022 JAMB exam. Candidates are advised to get these texts and start preparing for the 2022 UTME

For purposes of emphasis, the newly- introduced texts are highlighted below;

LITERATURE-IN-ENGLISH Reading texts

Lion and the Jewel by Wole Soyinka

Look Back in Anger by John Osborne.

Second Class Citizen by Buchi Emecheta.

Unexpected Joy at Dawn by Alex Agyei Agyiri.

Wuthering Heights by Emile Bronte.

YORUBA Reading Texts

Akojopo Alo Ijapa Apa Kin-in-ni by Adeboye Babalola (University Press Plc,Ibadan)

Awon Oriki Orile Metadinlogbon by Adeboye Babalola (Learn African Plc, Lagos).

Moremi Ajasoro by Debo Awe (Elyon Publishers, Ilesa).

Oro Enu Akewi by Ayomide Akanji (Genius Books Publishers, Ibadan).

Nitori Owo by Akinwumi Isola (Sumob Publishers, Osogbo).

ARABIC Reading Texts

The Nigerian Arabic Poems ; a case study between the old and the new, by Abdulwahab Dan Ladi Shith

Diwaanur Riyardh : A collection of Arabic Poems , by Dr. Isah Alabi Abubakar

The Prospect Of Arabic Language in Nigeria, by Murtadh Badamasi

A Selection of Pulpit Councelling, by Adam Abdullahi Al-Ilory

Why The Anger On Us. A literature text , by Muhammad Salisu Mai Ango

The perfection/Adornment of Pages ; A book of poems, by Abdullahi Bin Fodio

HAUSA Reading Texts

Prose (zube) Turmin Danya

Poetry (waka) Wakokin Hausa

Drama (wasan kwaikwayo) Abin Da Kamar Wuya

IGBO Reading Texts

Prose(iduuazi) Chinedu Ofomata (2009). . Enugu: Format Publishing LTD.

Poetry (Abu) Nolue Emenanjo. . Onitisha: Evans Brothers.

Drama (Ejije) Odunke Artists (1981). . Ibadan: U.P.L

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TAI SOLARIN UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION IJAGUN P.M.B 2118, IJEBU-ODE, OGUN STATE NIGERIA 2ND ROUND POST-UTME SCREENING FOR 2021/2022 ACADEMIC SESSION ADMISSION

 TAI SOLARIN UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION IJAGUN P.M.B 2118, IJEBU-ODE, OGUN STATE NIGERIA

2ND ROUND POST-UTME SCREENING FOR 2021/2022  ACADEMIC SESSION ADMISSION

This is to inform all applicants that the 2nd Round of the Post-UTME Screening for 2021/2022 Academic Session Admission has been scheduled to hold on *Thursday,6th January,2022* at the E-Learning Centre, University Main Campus,Ijagun,  commencing from 8.a.m.

Candidates who are still interested in registering for the Post-UTME can do so not later than Friday,31st December,2021.

All applicants are advised to print their Screening Slip between Tuesday, 4th and Wednesday, 5th January, 2022 to know the time allocated to them.

Please note that the screening shall be conducted in strict adherence to Covid-19 protocol/guidance and no candidate will be allowed to the venue without face mask.

Thank you.

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The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has thrown the decision to embark on a fresh strike to its branches, following the expiration of its three week ultimatum which expired on Sunday.

 The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has thrown the decision to embark on a fresh strike to its branches, following the expiration of its three week ultimatum which expired on Sunday.

The union, after a meeting with its leadership on Sunday, directed its branches in the various public universities to meet within the next two weeks and reach a decision after reviewing the progress of Federal Government’s interventions We met yesterday (on Sunday) and reached out to our branches; they will meet and direct us on what to do. The branches will meet within the next two weeks,” President of ASUU, Prof Emmanuel Osodeke told The Nation.

But, Labour and Employment Minister Chris Ngige said government was addressing the demands of the lecturers 

The minister said the N22.127 billion earned academic allowance was being processed, adding that the money will hit the accounts of the four university – based unions this week.

The unions include: the Non-academic staff union of Education and Associated Institutions (NASU), the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), the National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT) and ASUU

ASUU pushes strike decision to branches

by SANSA  December 7, 2021

FG MOVES TO AVERT FRESH ASUU STRIKE

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has thrown the decision to embark on a fresh strike to its branches, following the expiration of its three week ultimatum which expired on Sunday.

The union, after a meeting with its leadership on Sunday, directed its branches in the various public universities to meet within the next two weeks and reach a decision after reviewing the progress of Federal Government’s interventions.

“We met yesterday (on Sunday) and reached out to our branches; they will meet and direct us on what to do. The branches will meet within the next two weeks,” President of ASUU, Prof Emmanuel Osodeke told The Nation.

But, Labour and Employment Minister Chris Ngige said government was addressing the demands of the lecturers.

Expiration of ultimatum: You ‘ll hear from us within 24hrs, says ASUU

The minister said the N22.127 billion earned academic allowance was being processed, adding that the money will hit the accounts of the four university – based unions this week.

The unions include: the Non-academic staff union of Education and Associated Institutions (NASU), the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), the National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT) and ASUU.

Ngige said: “The money is there like I kept on telling them. It is being processed. I am hopeful that within the week the money will start hitting the various universities accounts.

“The N30 billion revitalisation fund has been processed; government has finished the payment of the N30 billion according to the information given to me from the Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning.

ASUU pushes strike decision to branches

by SANSA WASIU DEC 7, 2021

FG MOVES TO AVERT FRESH ASUU STRIKE

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has thrown the decision to embark on a fresh strike to its branches, following the expiration of its three week ultimatum which expired on Sunday.

The union, after a meeting with its leadership on Sunday, directed its branches in the various public universities to meet within the next two weeks and reach a decision after reviewing the progress of Federal Government’s interventions.

“We met yesterday (on Sunday) and reached out to our branches; they will meet and direct us on what to do. The branches will meet within the next two weeks,” President of ASUU, Prof Emmanuel Osodeke told The Nation.

But, Labour and Employment Minister Chris Ngige said government was addressing the demands of the lecturers. Expiration of ultimatum: You ‘ll hear from us within 24hrs, says ASUU

The unions include: the Non-academic staff union of Education and Associated Institutions (NASU), the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), the National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT) and ASUU.

Ngige said: “The money is there like I kept on telling them. It is being processed. I am hopeful that within the week the money will start hitting the various universities accounts.

“The N30 billion revitalisation fund has been processed; government has finished the payment of the N30 billion according to the information given to me from the Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning.

“The N30 billion has been with the Central Bank of Nigeria Needs assessment account; that is where the disbursement is coming from. The money has been there for six months.

“It is the Earned Academic Allowance that is coming out from the 2021 supplementary budget. The minister has approved it and it is being disbursed as we speak. The money is not only for ASUU but for all the university based – unions.”

Speaking on the progress made so far in deploying the University Transparency Accountability Solution (UTAS), the minister said: “I am going to summon a meeting of the committee before the end of the week to tell us what they have done.”

But, Osodeke expressed doubts about the promise made by the minister on UTAS.

He said: “On the UTAS, as far back as early October, the NITDA told us that they had finished that they will submit their report by the end of October so that they can look at it. Now the government is telling us a committee is working on it which means that they are not telling us the truth.

“The minister was the one who convened the meeting where they told us that by the end of October they will submit the report.”

The ASUU president also lamented the lack of progress in the signing of the renegotiated 2009 agreement concluded in May this year.

Osodoke said government has refused to get back to the union regarding the implementation of the 2009 agreement reached in May.

He said: “The major issue for us is the re-negotiation of 2009 agreement. We have finished negotiation. It is for the government to look at the issues involved and then tell us if they agree or disagree and which issue do they disagree with. Since May they have not responded back to us. That is the most important thing to us.

“A professor in Nigerian university earn less than $700 meanwhile outside the country they earn between $5, 000 – $10, 000. What we are going to see in the next four or five years is that the best brains will move away. To us that is the most important issue at stake; so that we can retain our good professors and we have a good university that can be attractive to people all over the world.

“In May this year, we concluded the renegotiation and agreed so they took the document to present to the government to seek permission to sign. Since May they have not got back to us. They have not talked to us since May.”

Some of the demands include: funding for the revitalisation of public universities, payment of earned academic allowances (EAA); payment of outstanding promotion arrears; renegotiation of 2009 ASUU-FGN agreement; inconsistency in Integrated Personnel Payroll Information System (IPPIS) payme nt; approval of University Transparency Accountability Solution (UTAS), amongst others.

The Nigerian Police Force on Monday announced the commencement of applications for the 2021 police recruitment exercise.

 The Nigerian Police Force on Monday announced the commencement of applications for the 2021 police recruitment exercise.

For the preliminary stage of the recruitment exercise, the force has opened an online application portal for interested persons.

Requirements for application

National Identification Number, functional email address, and valid phone number

Applicants must possess a minimum of 5 credits in not more than 2 sittings in WASSCE/GCE/NECO/NABTEB with credit passes in English and Mathematics.

Scanned copy of their original O’Level result(s) to be uploaded on the portal.

Applicants must be aged between 17-25 years.

Applicants must be medically, physically, and psychologically fit and must not be less than 1.67m tall for males and 1.64m tall for females.

How to apply on online portal

Once these requirements have been made ready, applicants are to visit www.policerecruitment.gov.ng to fill and submit the online form.

It is necessary for all applicants to review the information filled on the online form before submission in order to avoid mistakes and ensure they are correct.

After filling and submitting the forms, applicants must print their completed online forms, guarantor forms and submit same at the recruitment physical/examination screening centres.

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Online application portal opens for 2021 police recruitment

The online application portal would be open for a period of six weeks starting from Monday, November 29, 2021 to Monday, January 10, 2021.

Upon completion of the application, successful applicants would be invited for physical screening from January 10 to January 24, 2021.

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12th Convocation: TASUED produces 50 First Class graduates, honours monarchs.

 

Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ogun State has produced 50 First Class graduates out of 3,885 graduates for its 12th convocation ceremony.

The 16-year-old specialised University of Education also said it would confer honorary doctorate awards on two paramount rulers in the state; the Olu of Ilaro and paramount ruler of Yewaland, Oba Kehinde Olugbenle and the Akarigbo, the paramount ruler of Remoland, Oba Babatunde Ajayi and the Chief Executive Officer, Airtel Communication Plc, Segun Ogunsanya.

The acting Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Oluwole Banjo disclosed this on Tuesday while briefing newsmen on the activities of this year convocation ceremony.

The acting VC said the ceremony had commenced from Sunday with a church service while the grand finale would take place at the main campus on Sunday with the state governor, Dapo Abiodun, in attendance as the Visitor of the school.

While breaking down the grades, Banjo said 1,409  full-time students bagged second class upper, 2,159 bagged second class lower, 266 students bagged third class while one student bagged pass, for their first degree.

Banjo who was flanked by other members of the university management added that the university produced 2,001 part-time graduates among whom 155 bagged second class upper, 660 students bagged second class lower, 183 students bagged third class and three students bagged pass for their first degree.

He added that 483 postgraduate students would also be conferred with higher degrees.

He said, “We have produced 50 First Class out of 3,885 graduates. We have 1,409 Second Class upper, 2,159 Second Class lower, 266 Third Class and one pass.

“In Ogun State, we cherish our sons and daughters that are doing well in all areas.

“For  instance, we have been awarding  our paramount rulers ,we have given it to Awujale and the Alake, so the remaining two are those that we are going to give to on Sunday at the Grand finale.”

Speaking on the situation of the university, the acting VC said all the degrees offered by TASUED have full accreditation by the National University Commission. 

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OSUN STATE POLYTECHNIC, IREE [IREE-POLY] RELEASES ADMISSION LIST ON SCHOOL PORTAL FOR THE 2021/2022 SESSION

 OSUN STATE POLYTECHNIC, IREE [IREE-POLY] RELEASES ADMISSION LIST ON SCHOOL PORTAL FOR THE 2021/2022 SESSION

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EKITI STATE UNIVERSITY, {EKSU} RELEASES POST-UTME SCREENING FORM FOR THE 2021/2022 ACADEMIC SESSION*

https://www.theowlnews.com.ng/ekiti-state-university-eksu-releases-post-utme-screening-form-for-the-2021-2022-academic-session. 

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BREAKING: WAEC releases SSCE 2021 results as 89.62% obtained credit and above in a minimum of any five (5) subjects

 

BREAKING: WAEC releases SSCE 2021 results as 89.62% obtained credit and above in a minimum of any five (5) subjects

https://www.intelregion.com/news/breaking-waec-releases-ssce-2021-results-as-89-62-obtained-credit-and-above-in-a-minimum-of-any-five-5-subjects/

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UNN Nsukka Extends her POST- UTME/DE EXAM Registration till 11th of December, 2021. So anyone willing to make changes to UNN Nsukka from another school should make the changes on or before (Saturday) 27th of November, 2021

 UNN Nsukka Extends her POST- UTME/DE EXAM Registration till 11th of December, 2021. So anyone willing to make changes to UNN Nsukka from another school should make the changes on or before (Saturday) 27th of November, 2021 in order to reflect properly. This is the Last & final chance to take a right decision and change to UNN Nsukka. 

    Click on the UNN website link below to see details.

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https://www.unn.edu.ng/extension-of-putme-registration-2/

     Note : You must have a minimum score of 160 in Jamb  before attempting to change to UNN Nsukka. For D.E Candidates--- Jupeb, IJMB, NCE, ND, NABTEB, Bachelor's degree, and some other specialized diploma are accepted. 

FOR THE 2ND ROUND POST-UTME REGISTRATION HAS BEEN EXTENDED TILL FRIDAY, 26TH NOVEMBER, 2021.

 PLEASE BE INFORMED THAT THE DEADLINE FOR THE 2ND ROUND POST-UTME REGISTRATION HAS BEEN EXTENDED TILL  FRIDAY, 26TH NOVEMBER, 2021.

SCREENING DATE:

Screening exercise shall be conducted for all UTME/DE candidates at the Main Campus of the University on a day to be announced in strict adherence to COVID-19 protocol/guideline and no candidate will be allowed to the screening venue without face mask. 

THEREFORE, CANDIDATES SHOULD REGULARLY CHECK THE UNIVERSITY’S WEBSITE: www.tasued.edu.ng  FOR THE DATE OF THE 2ND ROUND SCREENING EXERCISE.

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NYSC OPENS PORTAL FOR BATCH C STREAM II REGISTRATION (DETAILS)

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NYSC OPENS PORTAL FOR BATCH C STREAM II REGISTRATION (DETAILS)

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KWARAPOLY EXPELS 29 STUDENTS OVER EXAMINATION MALPRACTICES (DETAILS)

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KWARAPOLY EXPELS 29 STUDENTS OVER EXAMINATION MALPRACTICES (DETAILS)

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2021/2022 2ND ROUND POST-UTME SCREENING EXERCISE FOR UTME (100 LEVEL) AND DIRECT ENTRY (200 LEVEL) CANDIDATES

 TAI SOLARIN UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, IJAGUN

P.M.B.2118, IJEBU-ODE, OGUN STATE 

(AN OGUN STATE GOVERNMENT-OWNED PUBLIC UNIVERSITY)

2021/2022 2ND ROUND POST-UTME SCREENING EXERCISE FOR UTME (100 LEVEL) AND DIRECT ENTRY (200 LEVEL) CANDIDATES 

This is to inform the general public that the 2ND ROUND POST-UTME screening exercise of Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED) for the 2021/2022 session will take place as indicated below: 

THOSE WHO MAY APPLY

UTME candidates who chose TASUED as first/second choice institution or seeking change of institution to TASUED through JAMB, having scored a minimum of 150 in the 2021 UTME. 

The sale of the 2ND ROUND online Screening Form/Registration commenced on THURSDAY, 21ST OCTOBER, 2021 AND CLOSES ON FRIDAY, 5TH NOVEMBER,2021. 

SCREENING DATE

Screening exercise shall be conducted for all UTME/DE candidates at the Main Campus of the University on a day to be announced in strict adherence to COVID-19 protocol/guideline and no candidate will be allowed to the screening venue without face mask. 

THEREFORE CANDIDATES SHOULD REGULARLY CHECK THE UNIVERSITY’S WEBSITE: www.tasued.edu.ng  FOR THE DATE OF THE 2ND ROUND SCREENING EXERCISE. 

All correspondence on the screening exercise should be directed to admissions@tasued.edu.ng or addressed to the Admissions Officer at the University Main Campus, Ijagun, P.M.B. 2118, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State. Telephone No:08065426227(during the office hours only) 

Signed

‘Tunde Oduwole

Ag. Registrar

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UNILORIN ANNOUNCES DATE FOR THE POST UTME

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UNILORIN ANNOUNCES DATE FOR THE COMMENCEMENT OF POST UTME/DE REGISTRATION, 2021/2022 SESSION 

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SPECIAL RELEASE FROM THE STUDENTS' UNION OF TAI SOLARIN UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION

 SPECIAL RELEASE FROM THE STUDENTS' UNION OF TAI SOLARIN UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION

Few hours ago, uniformed men of Nigerian Military invaded the  students community of our dear University and melted absolute injustice, extortion and assaults on peace-loving students. 

TASUEDITES who are going by their legitimate and calm businesses were cornered at CONOIL Filling Station, the Express Road that leads to the University second gate. They were arrested and assaulted for no reason. To make things worst, the soldiers asked students to bail themselves up with N50, 000 and those who could not do that were detained and taken away (most likely to the barrack). 

As responsible and responsive students' union officers, upon hearing the ugly development, we swung into action and make frantic efforts to mediate and rescue students from this injustice and assault cum fraudulent exploitation. This calm and ideal effort by the students' union was met with strong resistance by the military men, who, assaulted and abducted the Students' Union President. 

The Senate President was also severely injured and many comrades were beaten, whipped and abducted by the military men. 

The Students' Union abhor this act in its totality, very displeased and frown at the reaction of the custodian of the university to the matter when contacted. 

As at the time of making this statement, the President of the Union is still in the custody of the military men. 

*Very assertively, the Students' Union has declared lecture and exam free day tomorrow, Friday, October 29, 2021 to press home this unjust exploitation and assault.* This is a total embarrassment and threat on our university community as a whole, and we will not let it go unchecked. 

*All students are to converge at CONOIL Filling Station tomorrow by 7am for a massive solidarity action.* All further directions are to be given by the leadership of the Union, the Senate President or Chief Justice as the case may be. 

Essentially, despite sporadic shootings at the peaceful students at the express and within the University communities there was no gunshot injuries while we have video proofs of live ammunitions of the scenes. However, scores of students were brutalized and injured, including the Senate President. Meanwhile, the President is still in custody at the Ilese Barracks with other students. And we shall together make effort to release those still in the custody of this disgraceful and embarrassing men of Nigerian Army. 

Solidarity Forever!

Signed:

Dist. Sen. Moradeyo Ifedayo Johnson (JIMCRUZ) 

Senate President of the Students' Union 

Jus. Ayobami Kareem

Chief Judge of the Students' Union 

For the Student 

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TAI SOLARIN UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, IJAGUN P.M.B.2118, IJEBU-ODE, OGUN STATE

 TAI SOLARIN UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, IJAGUN

P.M.B.2118, IJEBU-ODE, OGUN STATE 

(AN OGUN STATE GOVERNMENT-OWNED PUBLIC UNIVERSITY)

2021/2022 2ND ROUND POST-UTME SCREENING EXERCISE FOR UTME (100 LEVEL) AND DIRECT ENTRY (200 LEVEL) CANDIDATES 

This is to inform the general public that the 2ND ROUND POST-UTME screening exercise of Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED) for the 2021/2022 session will take place as indicated below: 

THOSE WHO MAY APPLY

UTME candidates who chose TASUED as first/second choice institution or seeking change of institution to TASUED through JAMB, having scored a minimum of 150 in the 2021 UTME. 

The sale of the 2ND ROUND online Screening Form/Registration commenced on THURSDAY, 21ST OCTOBER, 2021 AND CLOSES ON FRIDAY, 5TH NOVEMBER,2021. 

SCREENING DATE

Screening exercise shall be conducted for all UTME/DE candidates at the Main Campus of the University on a day to be announced in strict adherence to COVID-19 protocol/guideline and no candidate will be allowed to the screening venue without face mask. 

THEREFORE CANDIDATES SHOULD REGULARLY CHECK THE UNIVERSITY’S WEBSITE: www.tasued.edu.ng  FOR THE DATE OF THE 2ND ROUND SCREENING EXERCISE. 

All correspondence on the screening exercise should be directed to admissions@tasued.edu.ng or addressed to the Admissions Officer at the University Main Campus, Ijagun, P.M.B. 2118, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State. Telephone No:08065426227(during the office hours only) 

Signed

‘Tunde Oduwole

Ag. Registrar

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