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Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology, Ibadan - Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into Full Time 2-Year Higher National Diploma, and Part Time 3-Year National Diploma and Higher National Diploma Programmes which will be available during the 2014/2015 Academic Year, in the Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology, Ibadan. The College complied with the directive of the JAMB Registrar that all National Diploma Admission should be through the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) admission. Therefore, prospective candidates for the College Full Time National Diploma programme admission are advised to apply through the 2014/2015 UTME admission. No sales of admission forms for National Diploma Full Time Programme. The Admission forms available for sales are listed below: Full Time (Monday- Friday) Higher National Diploma in Animal Health Technology Higher National Diploma in Animal Production Technology Higher National Diploma in Agricultural Extension and Management Technology Part Time (Weekends Only- Friday & Saturday) National Diploma in Animal Health and Production Technology National Diploma in Science Laboratory Technology National Diploma in Fisheries Technology National Diploma in Statistics National Diploma in Computer Science Technology Higher National Diploma in Animal Production Technology Higher National Diploma in Animal Health Technology Higher National Diploma in Agricultural Extension and Management Entry Requirements Candidates should note that entry requirements for both Full Time and Part-Time courses are the same. (A) National Diploma in Animal Health and Production Technology (Part Time Only) Candidates must hold WASC or GCE “0” level or SSCE or NECO with a minimum of five (5) credit passes, obtained at not more than two sittings. The five subjects must include Biology/Agricultural Science, Chemistry, Economics, English Language, Geography, Mathematics, Physics and Statistics. Candidates must in addition obtain at least PASS grades in English Language, Mathematics and Chemistry. (B) National Diploma in […]

The Musical society of Nigeria (MUSON) in conjunction with the MTN Foundation (MTNF), announces entrance examinations for the ninth (9th) set of the MTNF/MUSON Diploma Course in Music for the 2014-2015 academic year. The MUSON School of Music is staffed and equipped to meet international standards in Music education. The examinations will take place from September 1-5, 2014 and will take the form of: A written examination in music theory at approximately Grade 5 standard and general music knowledge. An audition on a major instrument or voice of at least Grade 5 standard, before a Faculty jury. An aural interview, Admission Requirements: Applicants for the MTNF/MUSON diploma course in Music are expected to possess the following minimum academic requirements: The General Certificate Of Education (G.C.E) Ordinary Level with credits ‘in at least five (5), subjects including English language. or The Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSCE) with credits in at least five (5) subjects including English The five (5) credits must have been obtained at not more than two sittings and before admission to the diploma course. Other Requirements: Practical: Grade five (5) or higher pass certificate of the MUSON School of Music or any other music examining body recognised by the MUSON School such as ABRSM or Trinity. Theory: Grade five (5) or higher pass certificate of the MUSON School of Music or any other music examining body recognised by the MUSON School. NB: Applicants who possess the above practical or theory certificates must also satisfy the GCE (OIL) or SSCE requirements. Application Closing Date July 31, 2014 Method of Application Interested applicants, who are deficient in the theory requirements but display an outstanding practical ability in the opinion of the faculty jury, may be considered for admission but must enroll in the remedial theory course to meet the necessary […]

Lead City University, Ibadan, a private University approved by the Federal Government of Nigeria, in 2005, hereby invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for admissions into the following Academic Programmes of the University. The University has graduated six sets of students. Degree Programmes A. Faculty of Information Technology & Applied Sciences Chemistry, B.Sc. 5. Microbiology, B.Sc. Physics, B.Sc. 6. Computer & Information Science, B.Sc. Biology, B.Sc. 7. Computer with Electronics, B.Sc. Biochemistry, B.Sc. 8. Computer with Economics, B.Sc. B. Faculty of Social Sciences & Entrepreneurial Studies Accounting, B.Sc. Business Administration, B.Sc. International Relations, B.Sc. Economics, B.Sc. Public Administration, B.Sc. Psychology, B.Sc. Entrepreneurship, B.Sc. Sociology, B.Sc. Mass Communication and Media Tech. C. Faculty of Education (New Faculty) Education/Biology, B.Sc. (Ed.) Education/Chemistry, B.Sc. (Ed.) Education/Physics, B.Sc.(Ed.) Education/Mathematics, B.Sc.(Ed) Education/Computer Science, B.Sc.(Ed) Guidance and Counselling, B.Ed. Educational Administration, B.Ed. Physical & Health Education, B.Ed. Business Education, B.Ed. Education/English, B.A(Ed) Library and Information Science, B.LS Education Economics, B.Sc. (Ed) Education/Social Studies, B.Ed. Faculty of Arts English and Literary Studies, B.A Performing Arts, B.A General Requirements (JAMB/Direct Entry) The minimum entry requirement for admission into Lead Ciity University is GCE O/L, SSCE/NABTEB/ NECO or equivalent credit level pass in five(5) subjects, including English Language, and Mathematics, obtained at not more than two sittings. Those with additional (Direct Entry) qualification such as University Diploma, NCE, IJMB, OND, GCE ‘A’ Level or equivalent professional qualification etc are to proceed from part II. However, candidates awaiting result may apply provided evidence of results would be available before resumption. Conversion Programmes: Holders of University degrees, HND, ICAN, CIBN or equivalent qualifications may proceed from part III. The University conducts aptitude tests and interviews as part of the screening exercice for all candidates seeking admission into the University. Applicants are to obtain both JAMB and LCU screening forms. Additionally being […]

Nigeria’s aspiration to join the league of 20 industrial-ised nations of the world has been boosted by the Industrial Training Fund, ITF, which recently graduated 30 trainees in Abuja. The first batch was trained in electronics and computer networking, and information and communication technology (ICT) in collaboration with Singapore in order to contribute technologically to the nation’s economic drive. ITF DG, Dr Juliet Chukkas Onaeko in her address, said 97 trainees were accepted in August 2011 out of which 30 were trained at the centre, Model Skills Training Centre, MSTC, Abuja. The remaining 67 would be trained in the near future. “The ITF on its part is evolving new areas of approach to enhance the relevance and quality required of commerce and industry. New competencies are being developed in many areas including vocational and technical training, information, and communication technology (ICT) and entrepreneurship development. “ITF approached the Federal Government and got approval to collaborate with the Institute of Technical Education, Education Services, ITEES, Singapore to set up MSTC to pursue a holistic approach to technical skills development in the country”. According to the DG, “the centre is shaped with the mission to create opportunities for school leavers and adult learners to acquire employable skills, knowledge and values for life-long learning and self-help in a competitive global economy. As the economy restructures itself and moves from labour-intensive to capital-intensive and now knowledge-intensive, the Abuja MSTC is designed by the ITF to ensure that our human capital acquires the relevant skills, knowledge and values responsive to the changing needs of school leavers, industry and community for sustainability and national development. “Plans are in place to establish 38 industrial skills training centres and six centres for advanced skills training. Six mobile training workshops have also been acquired and are waiting to be commissioned. […]

Industrial Training Fund, ITF has sought the support of governments at all levels as well as the private sector to achieve its mandate of training two million Nigeria annually under the National Industrial Skills Development Programme, NISDP. Director General/ Chief Executive of ITF, Dr (Mrs) Juliet Chukkas Onaeko made the appeal yesterday at the opening ceremony of the agency’s 6th management retreat with the theme: “Mastering the art of Leading Change”, held in Asaba, Delta State. Onaeko informed that “the NISDP which is the hard skills component of the National Industrial Revolution Plan (NIRP) has trained over 35,000 youths nationwide in its first three phases”. This figure, she said was different from the hundreds of thousand youths that were trained through other programmes of the ITF. She, however, pointed out that “the manpower requirements of the Federal Governments transformation agenda, requires that we should do more”. “Our task will be made easier with the continuous support of governments at all levels and the goodwill of the organised private sector through patronage of our training programmes and prompt remittance of training contributions”, she said The Director General, who urged the Delta State government to impress on both the public and private sector in the state to support ITF, promised that the agency would continue to provide appropriate need based performance improvement intervention to all its clients and stakeholders. She informed that the choice of Delta for the retreat was not only due to its conducive atmosphere, but also the government’s commitment to skills acquisition as means of taking poverty, unemployment and youth restiveness in the state. Onaeko, however, told the management staff of ITF that the ability to succeed as a corporate body is dependent on their willingness to accept change, saying “as leaders in the ITF, you are expected to […]

The ninth edition of Africa’s biggest reality series Big Brother Africa kicks off in September and already fans are asking… who will the new housemates be? Who will find their names and their faces gracing newspapers? Who will become the subject of drive time radio and just who will find themselves trending on all social media platforms? Unlike previous years, this year’s entry process is slightly different as potential housemates are invited to come in their numbers for auditions in their respective country venues. “We are very grateful and remain pleasantly surprised by the overwhelming response that the show has been receiving over the years. We look forward to the selection of our potential housemates coming in large numbers to auditions at the specified venues and take that chance at being the next Big Brother star,” says M-Net Africa Regional Director (West Africa) Wangi Wa-Uzoukwu. “The fact that the fans truly adore the show is all the motivation we need to keep it fresh and that is always made possible by the enthusiastic and fun-loving young Africans who will answer to Big Brother. We are rearing to go and we know that this will definitely be another exciting season that is full of quality entertainment!” she adds. MultiChoice Africa CEO Nico Meyer says: “As MultiChoice Africa we are always pleased to welcome each new season of Big Brother Africa onto our platforms and we applaud its amazing success and ability to bring together audiences from all across the continent. The inclusion of Rwanda in this season is even more exciting as this displays that our reach and growth into the various sub-Saharan markets is going from strength to strength. We look forward to seeing further growth as well as the impressive social media presence that the show enjoys.” All persons […]

University of Jos hereby invites candidates to participate in the Computer Based Post-UTME Screening Exercise for the 2014/2015 Academic Session. Each candidate shall, on registration, be scheduled for the screening as from Monday, 14th to Saturday, 19th July, 2014. The University website www.unijos.edu.ng will be opened from 30th June to 19th July, 2014 for the online registration of candidates who have chosen the University of Jos as their choice. A. Eligibility All candidates who made the University of Jos their choice and also scored 180 marks and above in the 2014 UTME JAMB examination. B. Venue: Multipurpose Auditorium, Bauchi Road Campus, University of Jos, Jos. Time: The computer based screening shall commence at 8:00am daily. C. General Instructions Candidates are expected to be at the screening centre, one hour before the scheduled time allotted to them. Any candidate who fails to come for the screening exercise will automatically forfeit the chance of being considered for admission. Withholding information or provision of wrong information will lead to instant disqualification. Candidates are strongly advised not to come to the screening centre with any electronic device such as GSM Phones, iPods, iPads, bags, etc., as these items will not be allowed inside the screening ha II. Parents, Guardians and other unauthorised persons are not allowed within the screening venue during the Post-UTME screening. The University of Jos does not condone any form of examination malpractice. Offenders shall be handed over to the law enforcement agents for prosecution in addition to being disqualified. D. The Scheduling of the screening is as follows: Monday, 14th & Tuesday, 15th July, 2014 – For candidates who applied for courses in the Faculties of: Medical Sciences, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Natural Sciences, Environmental Sciences, Education Sciences & Technology /Rehabilitation Sciences. The following subjects will be examined: English language, Mathematics, Biology, […]

The Subsidy Re-investment and Empowerment Programme (SURE-P), introduced by the Federal Government to reduce the effect of the 2012 petrol price hike, have succeeded in reducing the suffering of some unemployed youths, but that is not without some costs as about 183,000 job seekers are compelled to cough a total sum of N7.3 billion as application fees. Each of the 36 states was given 5,000 job vacancy-slots to fill, while Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory was allotted 3,000 positions. West Africa BusinessNews learnt from some of the applicants, in Lagos, that the fee covers charges, including N20, 000 for uniform; N10, 000, processing fee and N700 for affidavit, Also to be paid for is “Blue Tag”, which will make it eligible for a successful applicant to collect “Yellow Tag” after being short-listed for the job, it costs N200 each. An Abuja source said those who applied earlier were told to pay N1,500 for identity card, which other states were collecting. “But our major problem is that some of us that have even paid for uniforms have not been issued any,” said the Abuja job seekers. A graduate-applicant, who said he had already submitted his form for a technical job recruitment, told our correspondent that he had to convince his parents to source the money with which to return his form, copy of which he made available to West Africa BusinessNews. “My initial worry was getting someone to sign as my guarantor, only to find out that I needed to pay the said amount, which was not receipted. All of that I have done hoping to be called for posting after all,” he stated. He said the SUREP/FERMA Federal Task Force officials would- not receive any filled form or short list an applicant for any job without the pre-payment. But when […]

JAMB – The Federal Government in consultation with the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and other stakeholders have pegged the cut-off marks for 2014 admissions into Universities at 180, while Polytechnics and Colleges of Education (COE)were placed at 150 respectively. The cut off points were arrived at on Tuesday, after the 5th Combined Policy meeting on admissions to tertiary institutions held at the National Universities Commission. Declaring the meeting open, the Supervising Minister of Education disclosed that the Federal Government is currently putting necessary structures in place to fully entrench computer literacy and Computer Based Test (CBT) at all level of Education in the country. The minister disclosed that the Ministry has already made ICT training part of the standard curriculum at the secondary school level in order prepare all the youth in the country for global competitiveness. He noted that JAMB’s introduction of biometric data capture and verification coupled with Computer Based Test (CBT) are welcome innovations that have improved efficiency and further protected the integrity and credibility of its examination. Wike frowned at the inability of most tertiary institutions to utilise their admission quota. He therefore urged all the tertiary institutions in the country to ensure that all the admission spaces in their schools are adequately utilised. “In line with the efforts of the Federal Government to improve access, let me urge you all to with effect today, work assiduously to ensure that all admission spaces in your institutions for the current year are fully utilised within the approved time frame. The Registrar and Chief Executive of JAMB,Dibu Ojerinde in his presentation gave a statistical run down of candidates preference for tertiary education. He said after the conduct of the 2014 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination(UTME) candidates who applied for degree awarding institutions or universities totalled 1,584,348 representing […]

The Presidential Committee on NEEDS assessment of Nigerian Public Polytechnics and Colleges of Education has recommended the removal of dichotomy between Higher National Diploma, HND, and the university first degrees. The committee, in its report submitted to the Federal Government in Abuja yesterday, also advised that the curriculum of polytechnics should be regularly reviewed to address changes in industry and the demand in society. Director, Tertiary Education, Federal Ministry of Education, and Chairperson of the committee, Mrs. Hindatu Abdullahi, said part of the recommendations was that the National Board for Technical Education, NBTE and National Universities Commission, NUC, should develop standards for the award of Bachelor of Technology, B.Tech, by the nation’s polytechnics. She added that the committee also recommended autonomy for deserving colleges of education to degree-awarding status, as well as increase enrollment of students into their programmes. “The National Commission for Colleges of Education, NCCE, should ensure that all colleges of education running degree programmes should have not less than 60 per cent Ph.D holders of the total academic staff strength for each of the degree courses; and provision of Centres for Educational Technology, CET, with all the requisite facilities,” Mrs. Abdullahi stated. The report of the committee also revealed that in the schools visited, “all categories of physical facilities are grossly inadequate, while available ones are utilized beyond installed capacity. “Some vital learning resources are completely unavailable; the enrollment policy of 60:40 ratio for Science and Arts-based courses in Colleges of Education and 70:30 in favour of Science/Technology and Arts/Social Sciences in polytechnics are not implemented. “In some institutions, the teacher-student ratio is low; most of the institutions do not have on-campus hostels, while the available ones are overcrowded, poorly lit and not adequately ventilated, and in a state of disrepair; municipal facilities are inadequate and in […]

ASUP – Following the withdrawal of the members of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP), Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti chapter from the ongoing almost 10-month old nationwide strike embarked upon by the national body of the union, the authorities of the polytechnic have directed all its full-time students to resume immediately for normal academic activities. In a circular to the polytechnic community, the Registrar, Mrs. “Sade Adediran said lectures and other academic activities should commence immediately. According to the polytechnic chapter of ASUP, the decision to withdraw from the ongoing strike was taken in the interest of the students and the entire polytechnic community. ASUP Chairman, Comrade Tunji Owoeye, who hinted that the decision to withdraw from the strike was taken at the chapter’s congress, expressed the determination of the members of the union to give the students their best in terms of quality education delivery. He, however, lamented the low turn-out of students in the lecture halls on the day of their resumption, despite the fact that they had been at home for long. Meanwhile, the students have expressed delight over the decision, describing it as a welcome development to reverse the setback they have suffered as a result of the strike. They expressed their determination to cooperate with their lecturers and the management towards achieving their academic ambition. The President of the polytechnic’s Students’ Union, Owolade Oluwasijibomi and the Director of Sports, Olofintuyi Emmanuel, on behalf of the entire student body, expressed gratitude to their lecturers for withdrawing from the strike, even as they appealed to the lecturers to do their best to ensure that they are fully engaged academically. They pledged the readiness of the union to cooperate with the management and ASUP in all spheres of the polytechnic development. Source: New Telegraph

The University of Maiduguri hereby invites from suitably qualified candidates for admission into Remedial Arts and Science programmes. Admission Requirements. The admission requirement is 5 Credits in SSCE, GCE or NECO in not more than two sittings. The credits must include English and Mathematics and three other subjects relevant to the chosen Remedial Programme (Arts or Science). Candidates must sit for the 2015/2016 UTME examination and must obtain a minimum of 180 points. Submission of Completed Application Forms Completed application forms must be returned to the Admission Office by hand, registered post or by mail not later than 31st August, 2014. The following documents must accompany each application form. One certified latest passport size photograph (stapled to the form) Photocopies of Certificates Photocopy of receipt for the purchase of the form Local Government indigene Certificate (for Catchments area candidates only) Application Closing Date 31st August, 2014 Method of Application Payment of three thousand Naira only (N3,000.00), for the purchase of the forms must be made through the University’s Account NO. 030401455 with the Unimaid Micro-Finance Bank, University of Maiduguri Bama Road Maiduguri or Account NO. 0004966204 of the Diamond Bank Plc. The Bank Teller is then presented to the Bursary Department for issuance of receipt, which would be used to collect the application forms from the Admissions Office. The application forms would be available as from 30th June, 2014. Note: Successful Student, admitted for the 2014/2015 session will be placed into part one in 2015/2016 Session. The University is not obliged to give reasons for the rejection of any application and will not enter into personal correspondence on the matter.

The Joint Admission and Matriculations Board (JAMB) has released the cut-off marks for the 2014 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), retaining the existing 180 cut-off mark for admission into universities in Nigeria. The board has also pegged the cut-off marks for admission into Polytechnics and Colleges of Education (COE) at 150. These were arrived at on Tuesday, after debate by stakeholders, including vice chancellors, Rectors and Provosts at the fifth combined policy meeting on admissions to tertiary institutions held at the National Universities Commission (NUC). JAMB Registrar and Chief Executive, Professor ‘Dibu Ojerinde, who made this known while speaking with newsmen, said the decisions were unanimously accepted by all stakeholders at the meeting. Chairman of the Board, Mr Eze, however, urged the institutions to strictly adhere to 60:40 Science to Arts ratio for conventional institutions and the 70:30 Technology to non-Technology ratio for specialised institutions, which were aimed at entrenching the technical advancement of the country. Eze equally urged both federal and state-owned institutions to abide by the guidelines approved by their proprietors to promote unity, integration, geographical spread and equity. “Accordingly, the 45:35:20 admissions quota for the merit, catchment area and educationally-less-developed states criteria should be complied with by federal institutions,” he said. Supervising Minister of Education, Mr Nyesom Wike, who declared the meeting open, frowned at the inability of most tertiary institutions to utilise their admission quota. He, however, said in view of efforts to boost access, institutions which failed to utilise their admission quota for 2014 would be sanctioned. He reiterated the Federal Government’s commitment to the development of ICT training, which he said had already been inculcated as part of the standard curriculum at the secondary school level. He said: “I have been briefed that despite the rising demand for higher education vis-a-vis the availability of […]

Kwara State University, Malete – Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the College of Agriculture in the following programmes: (a) Bachelor of Agriculture with options in; Agricultural Economics and Farm Management Agricultural Extension and Rural Development Animal Production Crop Production Crop Protection (b) Bachelor of Aquaculture and Fisheries with options in; Aquaculture Fishries Admission Requirements (A) UTME 5 credits in GCE/SSCE/NECO/NABTEB equivalent in relevant subjects including English Language and Mathematics. Candidates with Credit in Agricultural Science could substitute for Biology. (B) Direct Entry In addition to 5 credits in relevant subjects including English Language and Mathematics, candidate must obtain at least 2 “A” level passes at GCE/IJMB or its equivalent in relevant subjects. Holder of ND/NCE certificate with a minimum of Upper Credit, an holder of HND with Lower Credit from recognized Institutions may be admitted into 200 Level.

The Polytechnic, Ibadan – Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for Admission into the National Diploma, Higher National Diploma and Post Higher National Diploma Programmes of The Polytechnic, Ibadan for the 2014/2015 session in the following Faculties: 1. Faculty of Engineering 2. Faculty of Science 3. Faculty of Environmental Studies 4. Faculty of Financial Management Studies 5. Faculty of Business and Communication Studies Application Closing Date Friday, 18th July, 2014 and Friday, 15th August, 2014 for ND and POST-ND programmes respectively. Method of Application (i) Post-UTME Screening for ND Programmes Candidates applying for the National Diploma Programmes must have attempted the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and obtained scores not lower than 150. All candidates who made the institution their 1st or 2nd choice in the 20 14/2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) OR are interested in changing to The Polytechnic, Ibadan are required to visit the Institution’s website www.polyibadan.edu.ng for further information on the screening exercise. (ii) Post-ND Programmes Applications forms are obtainable, on-line at www.polyibadan.edu.ng for registration and Post-ND Screening using any Verve or Interswitch Bank payment Card (ATM Card). Other details about available programmes and their requirements can be accessed on the institution’s website. For further enquiry contact the Admissions Office (08133356895).

Bowen University an institution under the proprietorship of the Nigerian Baptist Convention, is committed to adding a distinctly moral dimension and Godly values to tertiary education in Nigeria. Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into Bowen University residential Cambridge Advanced Level and / or Interim Joint Matriculation Board Examination (IJMBE) for the 2014/2015 Session. The Programmes Special Advantages The intensive teaching from our dedicated Lecturers and conducive learning environment would enable a student to pass the Cambridge A’Level and IJMB Examinations in his/her three (3) A/L subjects, with such high grades that would quality him/her for Direct Entry admission into the degree programme at Bowen University or any other university both within and outside the country Admission Requirements Candidates must possess a minimum of five (5) O’ Level Credit passes at one or two sittings in SSCE/GCE/NECO/NABTEB or its equivalents in subjects relevant to their intended degree programmes. However, a Humanities applicant who is deficient in Mathematics, or a Science applicant who is deficient in English Language may be permitted to take the affected O/L subject concurrently with his/her three (3) NL subjects for IJMBE programme only. Placement into Degree Programmes At the end of either of the Programmes, students interested in admission into Bowen University will need to apply formally to the Joint Admissions Matriculation Board (JAM B) by completing the Direct Entry Application Forms, on which must be indicated the Universities and degree programmes of their choice. Final admission into a particular University for a particular programme will, of course, depend on the student’s level of performance in the Cambridge and IJMB Examinations results. Available Degree Programmes in Bowen University The following Degree programmes are available in Bowen University: (i) College of Health Sciences: MBBS Degree Programme in Medicine and Surgery B.Sc Degree Programmes in […]

This is to inform all candidates who chose Dorben Polytechnic, Abuja in the 2014/2015 JAMB Examination, and scored 150 and above that the Post-UTME screening is scheduled as follows: Date: Saturday, 26th July, 2013 Time: 9:00am Venue: Main Campus (Department of Hospitality Management) Screening Fee: N2,000 All candidates are to come to the Venue with the following; O’ Level Result(s) JAMB Result Slip Screening Fee Receipt (Photocopy and Original) Meanwhile, candidates who chose other Polytechnics hut wish to change to DORBE Polytechnic can also come for the screening with the above mentioned items. For more enquiris contact: 08156990100, 08156990111, 08156990112

Over 20,000 applicants, on Saturday, defied a downpour and sat quietly at the 13 Amphibious Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Calabar to write the examination to be recruited into the army. Comprised of young men and women, the teeming crowd sat quietly as rain drops pelted their bodies and soaked them right down to their under garments while horse whip bearing soldiers stood guard. The youth underwent rigorous screening exercise before being allowed entry into the field at the Brigade headquarters at Akim where they wrote the examination as no hall was big enough to accommodate them. They first stood in a long queue which stretched two kilometres beginning from the gate of the Brigade through Mary Slessor Avenue to Calabar Road . Captain Ibrahim Yussuf, the Army Brigade Public Relations Officer, was not present at the examination venue and several calls to his mobile phone were not answered. A source at the venue of the exercise said this year’s rigorous screening exercise of the applicants was to safeguard against any breach in security during the exercise. Source: Vanguard

Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta – All interested applicants who made Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta their first and/or second choice(s) of Institution(s) in the 2014/2015 UTME and others, who did not choose MAPOLY at all, but are eligible to study in the institution should note the following: Eligibility Candidates who chose Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta as their first and/or second choice(s) of Institution(s) during the 2014 UTME and scored 150 and above. Candidates who did not choose Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta as either their first and/or second choice but who scored 150 and above in the 2014 UTME. Each candidate will pay a fee of Three Thousand, Five Hundred Naira (N3,500.00) only through the purchase of a Cash/Debit ATM card from any bank of his/her choice. Candidate will be expected to complete the post-UTME form on-line. Method of Application Candidates seeking admission into Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta are required to complete the Institution’s application form available on-line at www.mapoly.edu.ng with effect from the date of this publication to 30th August, 2014. Instructions To Candidates Candidates are to purchase Cash /Debit ATM card to the tune of Three Thousand, Five Hundred Naira (N3,500.00) Only at any bank of choice. Log on to www.mapoly.edu.ng Click on “Prospective Students” Complete the application form as appropriate; upload your passport photograph; and supply other information (e-mail address(es), phone number(s) ete). Click on ‘submit’ to print your application form and examination slip. Submission of Forms Online Candidates are hereby informed that submission of the applications for the post UTME on the Polytechnic’s website will close on Saturday, 30th August 2014. Requirements for the Screening Exercise Candidates are required to bring the following documents to the screening exercise: UTME notification of result slip; Original and Photocopy of MAPOLY’s post UTME Online registration form. Mode of Screening Candidates will […]

The Federal University Oye-Ekiti has scheduled its 2014/2015 Post UTME Screening tests to hold from Monday 26 to Thursday 31st July, 2014. Venue Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Ekiti State Eligibility Candidates who obtained the UTME cut-off scores of 180 and above who chose Federal University Oye-Ekiti as their fret choice. Registration Fee Each candidate will be required to pay Two Thousand Naira (N2,000,00) only, excluding bank charges as Registration fee. Payment could be made through e-transact or inter-switch. Registration/Payment Procedure Using E-Transact Visit any bank and pay through e-Transact platform You will receive a printout with receipt number and confirmation-order. Visit Federal University Oye-Ekiti website www.fuoye.edu.ng and click on post-UTME link from the homepage Go to payment portal section and insert the details received from the bank and this will enable you access to the Application Form. Registration/Payment Procedure Using Inter-Switch Click on Post UTME Link from the University home page. Click on Post UTME Fees and Proceed to Payment using the details on your Debit Card. Card Number: Expiry date: The 3-digit Cw2 number (behind the Debit Card) Enter your Debit Card PIN and click on PAY, this will enable you access to the Application Form. Submit Application Online Candidates are advised to download dint POST UTME Application Forms after submission and bring them to the venue for screening on the day of their examination. Important Notice Please use exactly the same names (and in the same order) as used on your JAMB Registration Form Submit a valid e-mail address and a valid cell phone number in your Registration form. Registered Candidates are requested to veil our website: www.fuoye.edu.ng on Saturday 19 July, 2014 for their scheduled date of examination. Requirements for Admittance Into Screening Venue UTME result slip Photocopies of SSCE, GCE, NECO or NABTEB results Downloaded Application Form […]

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