Nigerian singer, Tekno has advised how Nigeria can be fixed for good.
In a tweet shared on his handle, Tekno wrote;
''It's easy to fix Nigeria. Ask me how: Arrest everybody needs to be arrested''
Latest Nigeria School News...
Wednesday 17 November 2021
Sunday 14 November 2021
NECO GCE Timetable
NOTE:
- Candidates should confirm the specific Venues for Oral French, Arabic and Stenography I & IV from NECO State Office where they are sitting for the examination.
- Candidates should come along with their Computer/Laptop for Stenography Paper I &IV to the specified venue.
- The Nigerian languages, i.e. Hausa. Igbo and Yoruba include the Literature aspect.
- BLIND CANDIDATES are to sit for the examination in their respective NECO State Offices and make use of the supplied Braille Sheets
- The ALBINOS AND BLIND CANDIDATES are to be given 30 minutes extra time across all papers.
- Use of Scientific Calculator is allowed.
- PROGRAMMABLE CALCULATOR IS NOT ALLOWED.
- BRINGING GSM INTO THE EXAMINATION HALL IS PROHIBITED.
- For Technical Drawing I and IV, candidates should come with their drawing instruments and materials.
Below is the downloadable version of the timetable. Click on the image to download on your device:
Monday 7 July 2014
The University of Port-Harcourt has announced the 2014/2015 post-UTME screening exercise
The University of Port-Harcourt has announced the 2014/2015 post-UTME screening exercise.Candidates who chose University of Port Harcourt in the 2014 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), with a score of 180 and above, are invited to the Screening Exercise.
NB: Candidates who chose Physiology as their programme of study are hereby informed that they could be admitted into other/related areas of study, subject to acceptable performance. Alternatively they should contact other Universities for admission into Physiology and contact the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) for further directives.
Method Of Application:
Click on 2014/2015 Post UTME Screening Exercise to read the detailed Registration Procedure.
Qualified candidates are to input their UTME Registration Number and confirm pre-loaded UTME details on the registration portal via the school website.
Candidates are to print the pre-loaded details slip for the payment of the Uniport post utme 2104 form.
With the slip, candidates are to proceed to any of the Bank Branches listed on the Registration Procedure (Banks: U & C Microfinance Bank, UBA Group, Access Bank, Eco Bank, Fidelity Bank Plc, First Bank of Nigeria Plc, FCMB Plc, Sterling Bank Plc) and make payment of N1.000.00 (excluding Bank and Access Charges to an online practice test). They will obtain an e-Tranzact receipt showing an access code from the Bank Teller confirming the payment.
Then proceed to the university website to login with your UTME Registration Number and the Access Code on the payment slip and print pre-loaded photo card. Click on submit button and print Photo-card.
Screening Schedule:
Screening exercise will hold from 4th – 8h August, 2014 as follows;
Monday, 4th , August, 2014 7.00 am Management Sciences
Tuesday, 5th, August, 2014 7.00 am Humanities/Science
Wednesday, 6th, August, 2014 7.00 am Medicine and Surgery/Dentistry/ Anatomy/ Nursing
Thursday, 7th August, 2014 7.00 am Social Sciences/Education/Pharmacy
Friday 8th August,2014 7.00am Engineering /Agriculture
Application Deadline:
Application closes 28th July, 2014
MATERIALS NEEDED FOR POST-UTME SCREENING EXERCISE
Candidates are required to come with the following:
• A clear copy of Photo-card printed online.
• A Pen, and Non-Programmable Calculator.
NOTE:
• The online Practice Test is to enable candidates familiarize themselves with the actual test environment.
• Inconsistency in name is not acceptable to the University and may lead to disqualification. Candidates’ names on their 0’Level certificates and UTME results and other registration documents must be the same.
• Mobile Phones, Walkman, Ipod, Ipad and similar gadgets are not allowed into the Screening Venue.
• Candidates must apply within the Registration period as the link for the Application Form will be disabled at mid-night on 28th July, 2014
• Candidates must report to Screening Venues by 7.00am each day.
• Parents and Guardians, as well as uninvited security agents, will not be allowed into the Campus on the days of the Screening Exercise.
NB: Candidates who chose Physiology as their programme of study are hereby informed that they could be admitted into other/related areas of study, subject to acceptable performance. Alternatively they should contact other Universities for admission into Physiology and contact the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) for further directives.
Method Of Application:
Click on 2014/2015 Post UTME Screening Exercise to read the detailed Registration Procedure.
Qualified candidates are to input their UTME Registration Number and confirm pre-loaded UTME details on the registration portal via the school website.
Candidates are to print the pre-loaded details slip for the payment of the Uniport post utme 2104 form.
With the slip, candidates are to proceed to any of the Bank Branches listed on the Registration Procedure (Banks: U & C Microfinance Bank, UBA Group, Access Bank, Eco Bank, Fidelity Bank Plc, First Bank of Nigeria Plc, FCMB Plc, Sterling Bank Plc) and make payment of N1.000.00 (excluding Bank and Access Charges to an online practice test). They will obtain an e-Tranzact receipt showing an access code from the Bank Teller confirming the payment.
Then proceed to the university website to login with your UTME Registration Number and the Access Code on the payment slip and print pre-loaded photo card. Click on submit button and print Photo-card.
Screening Schedule:
Screening exercise will hold from 4th – 8h August, 2014 as follows;
Monday, 4th , August, 2014 7.00 am Management Sciences
Tuesday, 5th, August, 2014 7.00 am Humanities/Science
Wednesday, 6th, August, 2014 7.00 am Medicine and Surgery/Dentistry/ Anatomy/ Nursing
Thursday, 7th August, 2014 7.00 am Social Sciences/Education/Pharmacy
Friday 8th August,2014 7.00am Engineering /Agriculture
Application Deadline:
Application closes 28th July, 2014
MATERIALS NEEDED FOR POST-UTME SCREENING EXERCISE
Candidates are required to come with the following:
• A clear copy of Photo-card printed online.
• A Pen, and Non-Programmable Calculator.
NOTE:
• The online Practice Test is to enable candidates familiarize themselves with the actual test environment.
• Inconsistency in name is not acceptable to the University and may lead to disqualification. Candidates’ names on their 0’Level certificates and UTME results and other registration documents must be the same.
• Mobile Phones, Walkman, Ipod, Ipad and similar gadgets are not allowed into the Screening Venue.
• Candidates must apply within the Registration period as the link for the Application Form will be disabled at mid-night on 28th July, 2014
• Candidates must report to Screening Venues by 7.00am each day.
• Parents and Guardians, as well as uninvited security agents, will not be allowed into the Campus on the days of the Screening Exercise.
The University of Benin UNIBEN has announced the 2014/2015 post utme Screening exercise
The University of Benin UNIBEN has announced the 2014/2015 post utme Screening exercise. All candidates who applied through JAMB for UTME Admissionin 2014 and chose University of Benin as First Choice and scored 200 and above are invited for the Screening Exercise.
Method of application:
The procedure for the 2014/2015 PUTME Entry screening application is as follows:
Visit www.uniben.edu
Candidates are advised to have a valid e-mail account before starting the application process.
Click on POST-UTME Screening Test 2014/2015
Click on Register for application at the top left of the display page to proceed.
Enter your Surname exactly as written on the JAMB Registration slip and your JAMB Registration number.
Immediately, your ID and Password will be displayed on the browser.
On the click on ‘Login’ (top right of front page).
Enter your Username and the password to login.
To start the application process, please click on ‘Application record’, provide all required information and upload your passport photograph.
Upload a RECENT and CLEAR “1x1” COLOUR PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPH WITH RED BACKGROUND IN JPEG FORMAT ONLY. NOTE that the photograph uploaded will be the only valid ID for all admitted candidates throughout their stay in the University of Benin. FAILURE TO UPLOAD THE SPECIFIED PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPH WILL LEAD TO DISQUALIFICATION and failure/forfeitures of admission.
To pay for the Application, click on “Add online payment ticket” at the bottom of the page, then click on “College Pay” on the top left corner of the page, follow the instruction to pay the application fee of N 2,000:00; the PUTME past questions for N1,000:00 (optional); the Interswitch and Portal Services for N550:00 with an ATM-Enabled Verve or Master Card from any Commercial Bank
A link is displayed “Download past questions to practice.
Preview and confirm your information before submitting your application online. (No correction will be accepted after the closing date).
Print out an acknowledgement slip that contains the screening schedule.
Application Deadline:
All applications should be done between July 4th 2014 and 7.00am of 22nd July, 2014.
accepted after the closing date). Print out an acknowledgment slip that contains the screening schedule.
SCREENING DATE & DETAILS:
The Uniben post utme 2014 screening will take place on Friday 25th July, 2014 in designated centres within Ugbowo Campus of the University.
All candidates are expected to be seated, latest one hour before the stipulated time for the screening exercise.
The grouping of courses, time of screening exercise are as indicated below;
1.Social Sciences
Management Sciences
Education – Social Sciences
Education – Management Sciences
Mathematics and Economics 10.00 am – 11.00 am
2.Engineering
Physical Sciences
Education – Physical Sciences
Technical Education 10.00 am – 11.00 am
3.Medicine
Dentistry
Basic Medical Sciences
Pharmacy Life Sciences
Education Life Sciences
Agriculture 1.00 pm – 2.00 pm
4.Law
Arts
Education Arts 1.00 pm – 2.00 pm
Candidates should go back on-line on 23rd July, 2014 to check for the venue for their examination.
NOTE that GSM phones and calculators are NOT allowed.
Application website closes by 7:00am on 22nd July, 2014 (i.e. all applications must be concluded online not later that 7:00am of 22nd July, 2014). Candidates who pay after the deadline will not sit for the examination
Method of application:
The procedure for the 2014/2015 PUTME Entry screening application is as follows:
Visit www.uniben.edu
Candidates are advised to have a valid e-mail account before starting the application process.
Click on POST-UTME Screening Test 2014/2015
Click on Register for application at the top left of the display page to proceed.
Enter your Surname exactly as written on the JAMB Registration slip and your JAMB Registration number.
Immediately, your ID and Password will be displayed on the browser.
On the click on ‘Login’ (top right of front page).
Enter your Username and the password to login.
To start the application process, please click on ‘Application record’, provide all required information and upload your passport photograph.
Upload a RECENT and CLEAR “1x1” COLOUR PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPH WITH RED BACKGROUND IN JPEG FORMAT ONLY. NOTE that the photograph uploaded will be the only valid ID for all admitted candidates throughout their stay in the University of Benin. FAILURE TO UPLOAD THE SPECIFIED PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPH WILL LEAD TO DISQUALIFICATION and failure/forfeitures of admission.
To pay for the Application, click on “Add online payment ticket” at the bottom of the page, then click on “College Pay” on the top left corner of the page, follow the instruction to pay the application fee of N 2,000:00; the PUTME past questions for N1,000:00 (optional); the Interswitch and Portal Services for N550:00 with an ATM-Enabled Verve or Master Card from any Commercial Bank
A link is displayed “Download past questions to practice.
Preview and confirm your information before submitting your application online. (No correction will be accepted after the closing date).
Print out an acknowledgement slip that contains the screening schedule.
Application Deadline:
All applications should be done between July 4th 2014 and 7.00am of 22nd July, 2014.
accepted after the closing date). Print out an acknowledgment slip that contains the screening schedule.
SCREENING DATE & DETAILS:
The Uniben post utme 2014 screening will take place on Friday 25th July, 2014 in designated centres within Ugbowo Campus of the University.
All candidates are expected to be seated, latest one hour before the stipulated time for the screening exercise.
The grouping of courses, time of screening exercise are as indicated below;
1.Social Sciences
Management Sciences
Education – Social Sciences
Education – Management Sciences
Mathematics and Economics 10.00 am – 11.00 am
2.Engineering
Physical Sciences
Education – Physical Sciences
Technical Education 10.00 am – 11.00 am
3.Medicine
Dentistry
Basic Medical Sciences
Pharmacy Life Sciences
Education Life Sciences
Agriculture 1.00 pm – 2.00 pm
4.Law
Arts
Education Arts 1.00 pm – 2.00 pm
Candidates should go back on-line on 23rd July, 2014 to check for the venue for their examination.
NOTE that GSM phones and calculators are NOT allowed.
Application website closes by 7:00am on 22nd July, 2014 (i.e. all applications must be concluded online not later that 7:00am of 22nd July, 2014). Candidates who pay after the deadline will not sit for the examination
Wednesday 2 July 2014
President Goodluck Jonathan Approves New Federal Polytechnic Of Oil And Gas In Bonny, Rivers State
President Goodluck Jonathan
Approves New Federal Polytechnic Of
Oil And Gas In Bonny, Rivers State
CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW FOR NECO MATHS ANSWERS
This is good news to all residents of Rivers state who
would love to study oil and gas in the Oil company,
as the President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has taken
another historical step and approved the
establishment of Federal Polytechnic of Oil and Gas
in Bonny, Rivers State with a take off grant of N1
billion for the Polytechnic to commence academic
activities.
According to information reaching our news desk, the
President also approved the appointment of Professor
Elijah Tamuno Iyagba as the Polytechnic Rector,
while Mr. Willabo A. Gilbert is to serve as Registrar.
The President of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan further
approved the appointment of Mr Akpomeyoma
Gabriel as Bursar and Mr Ata John Woke Ajala as
Polytechnic Librarian.
Also with the president at the occasion, is the
supervising Minister of Education, Barrister Ezenwo
Nyesom Wike, who when given the microphone,
described the establishment of the Federal
Polytechnic of Oil and Gas in Bonny, Rivers State as a
practical expression of the President’s commitment
to improving access to tertiary education, creation of
employment and the empowerment of the youths
with the necessary skills to contribute to national
development and in realizing of the 2020 vision.
Barr. Mike also went on to stated that no previous
administration in the history of Nigeria, has
contributed to educational advancement the way the
Jonathan administration has done since the year
2011.
Most people won’t agree with this statement though,
considering the strike by Polytechnics lecturers and
COEASU since last year.
Approves New Federal Polytechnic Of
Oil And Gas In Bonny, Rivers State
CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW FOR NECO MATHS ANSWERS
This is good news to all residents of Rivers state who
would love to study oil and gas in the Oil company,
as the President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has taken
another historical step and approved the
establishment of Federal Polytechnic of Oil and Gas
in Bonny, Rivers State with a take off grant of N1
billion for the Polytechnic to commence academic
activities.
According to information reaching our news desk, the
President also approved the appointment of Professor
Elijah Tamuno Iyagba as the Polytechnic Rector,
while Mr. Willabo A. Gilbert is to serve as Registrar.
The President of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan further
approved the appointment of Mr Akpomeyoma
Gabriel as Bursar and Mr Ata John Woke Ajala as
Polytechnic Librarian.
Also with the president at the occasion, is the
supervising Minister of Education, Barrister Ezenwo
Nyesom Wike, who when given the microphone,
described the establishment of the Federal
Polytechnic of Oil and Gas in Bonny, Rivers State as a
practical expression of the President’s commitment
to improving access to tertiary education, creation of
employment and the empowerment of the youths
with the necessary skills to contribute to national
development and in realizing of the 2020 vision.
Barr. Mike also went on to stated that no previous
administration in the history of Nigeria, has
contributed to educational advancement the way the
Jonathan administration has done since the year
2011.
Most people won’t agree with this statement though,
considering the strike by Polytechnics lecturers and
COEASU since last year.
Tuesday 1 July 2014
FG PEGS CUT-OFF ADMISSION INTO VARSITY AT 180
FG PEGS CUT-OFF ADMISSION
INTO VARSITY AT 180
Candidates who scored 180 and above
in the last Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examination, UTME, conducted by the
Joint Admission and Matriculation Board,
can now secure admission into their
universities of choice.
Chairman of the Policy Committee on
admissions to tertiary institutions and
Supervising Minister of Education, Mr.
Nyesom Wike, who disclosed this today
said the committee has also pegged
the cut-off mark for admission into
polytechnics and colleges of education
for the 2014/2015 session at 150.
The Minister charged the respective
institutions to abide by admission
guidelines into the nation’s tertiary
schools.
Hit the Like & Share!!!!!
INTO VARSITY AT 180
Candidates who scored 180 and above
in the last Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examination, UTME, conducted by the
Joint Admission and Matriculation Board,
can now secure admission into their
universities of choice.
Chairman of the Policy Committee on
admissions to tertiary institutions and
Supervising Minister of Education, Mr.
Nyesom Wike, who disclosed this today
said the committee has also pegged
the cut-off mark for admission into
polytechnics and colleges of education
for the 2014/2015 session at 150.
The Minister charged the respective
institutions to abide by admission
guidelines into the nation’s tertiary
schools.
Hit the Like & Share!!!!!
Monday 30 June 2014
Unlimited Browsing With MTN (Newly Cracked Cheat 30/06/2014) Enjoi!!
Newly cracked mtn unlimited data plan free browsing
tweak
FOLLOW THE BELOW STEPS TO GET STARTED
1. Get a New MTN MICRO sim card nd mk sure it is
registered.
2. Have a minimum balance of (10-20 naira which
ever)
3. Migrate to MTN PULSE by dialing: *406#… ####
We discovered sOme loop holes on dis package
4. Back date on ur phone to DATE 2004 e.g
14/06/2004.
5. After migration subscribe 4 MTN 5MB Daily plan
(dial *406*1# to Subscribe)… DEN MTN GIVES YOU
5MB ND DEDUCTS UR 5NAIRA 4RM UR PHONE ND
ENDS AT 11PM).
6. After subscribing, browse wit ur phone browser and
dont download only browse… nd make sure u have
3MB left in ur sim card.
7. Remove d sim 4rm ur phone.
8. Note wen its few minutes to 11pm, put The sim back
in ur phone nd keep browsing till 11pm….
When it is going to expire neva mind keep browsing till
like 12am. MTN will nt disconnect u even though ur
expire time is overt Now Try nd download …
Then after 1hr of browsing, disconnect ur internet nd
switch OFF ur phone nd ON it back fast and try
browsing again once it start browsing
den ur sim nw works free.
If u av a modern insert it nd use wisely.....
TIPS TO MAKE SURE THIS TRICK WORKS!!!
1. Make sure to Use Your Phone's Default WebBrowser,
as Opera Would Not Work Because You already Back
dated Your Phone.
2. If You dail *406# and it Did not Want to Migrate you
for MTN pulse Just Send 406 as sms to 131
3. In getting the 5Mb daily, if the *406*1 Does Not
Work, Just keep Daily and Wait, it would work
4. It doesnt Matter How many MB is left Before You
stop Browsing and wait for feww Minutes to 11Pm, Just
make sure You Open Some Pages while browsing
More Tips Loading.......
hope it helps?
tweak
FOLLOW THE BELOW STEPS TO GET STARTED
1. Get a New MTN MICRO sim card nd mk sure it is
registered.
2. Have a minimum balance of (10-20 naira which
ever)
3. Migrate to MTN PULSE by dialing: *406#… ####
We discovered sOme loop holes on dis package
4. Back date on ur phone to DATE 2004 e.g
14/06/2004.
5. After migration subscribe 4 MTN 5MB Daily plan
(dial *406*1# to Subscribe)… DEN MTN GIVES YOU
5MB ND DEDUCTS UR 5NAIRA 4RM UR PHONE ND
ENDS AT 11PM).
6. After subscribing, browse wit ur phone browser and
dont download only browse… nd make sure u have
3MB left in ur sim card.
7. Remove d sim 4rm ur phone.
8. Note wen its few minutes to 11pm, put The sim back
in ur phone nd keep browsing till 11pm….
When it is going to expire neva mind keep browsing till
like 12am. MTN will nt disconnect u even though ur
expire time is overt Now Try nd download …
Then after 1hr of browsing, disconnect ur internet nd
switch OFF ur phone nd ON it back fast and try
browsing again once it start browsing
den ur sim nw works free.
If u av a modern insert it nd use wisely.....
TIPS TO MAKE SURE THIS TRICK WORKS!!!
1. Make sure to Use Your Phone's Default WebBrowser,
as Opera Would Not Work Because You already Back
dated Your Phone.
2. If You dail *406# and it Did not Want to Migrate you
for MTN pulse Just Send 406 as sms to 131
3. In getting the 5Mb daily, if the *406*1 Does Not
Work, Just keep Daily and Wait, it would work
4. It doesnt Matter How many MB is left Before You
stop Browsing and wait for feww Minutes to 11Pm, Just
make sure You Open Some Pages while browsing
More Tips Loading.......
hope it helps?
Wednesday 25 June 2014
Education News » 2014/2015 Nigeria Polytechnic Official Cut-Off Marks
Home » Education News » 2014/2015 Nigeria
Polytechnic Official Cut-Off Marks For
Admission
2014/2015 Nigeria Polytechnic Official Cut-
Off Marks For Admission
After writing the JAMB utme post utme cut
off mark for 2014/2015, we received several
messages from Polytechnics aspirants, which
mostly asked us about the official jamb cut
off mark for polytechnics in 2014/2015
academic session, and we’re happy to inform
you, that we have the cut off marks!
Beneath this sentence are the cut-off marks
for Nigeria Polytechnics 2014/2015
Academic Year.
——————————————— ———-
(1) Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic,
Unwana, Ebonyi State— 150
——————————————— ———-
(2) MAPOLY— 160
——————————————— ———-
(3) Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(4) NASSARAWA POLY— 150
——————————————— ———-
(5) Delta State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Uku—
150
——————————————— ———-
(6) Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe— 150
——————————————— ———-
(7) Delta state poly ozoro— 150
——————————————— ———-
(8) Plateau state poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(9) Adamawa poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(10) River state poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(11) Polytechnic of sokoto— 150
——————————————— ———-
(12) Auchi Polytechnic— 160
——————————————— ———-
(13) Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti— 160
——————————————— ———-
(14) Fed. Polytechnic, Bauchi— 150
——————————————— ———-
(15) Fed. Polytechnic, Bida— 150
——————————————— ———-
(16) Fed. Polytechnic, Damaturu— 150
——————————————— ———-
(17) Fed. Polytechnic, Ede, Osun State— 160
——————————————— ———-
(18) Fed. Polytechnic, Ida
——————————————— ———-
(19) Fed. Polytechnic, Ilaro— 180 or 200 is
advisable
——————————————— ———-
(20) Fed. Polytechnic, Mubi— 160
——————————————— ———-
(21) Fed. Polytechnic, Namoda— 150
——————————————— ———-
(22) Fed. Polytechnic, Nassarawa— 160
——————————————— ———-
(23) Fed. Polytechnic, Nekede— 160 ( 180
and above is advisable )
——————————————— ———-
(24) Fed. Poly. Offa— 160
——————————————— ———-
(25) Fed. Polytechnic, Oko, Orumba— 160
——————————————— ———-
(26) Federal School of Dental Technology and
Therapy, Enugu, Enugu State. 1/0
——————————————— ———-
(27) Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna— 160
——————————————— ———-
(28) Hussaini Adamu Federal Polytechnic—
150
——————————————— ———-
(29) Nigeria Army School of Military
Engineering— 160
——————————————— ———-
(30) Federal College of Animal Health and
Production Technology— 150
——————————————— ———-
(31) Waziri Umaru Fed. Polytechnic Birnin
Kebbi, Kebbi State— 150
——————————————— ———-
(32) Yaba College of Tech— 180
——————————————— ———-
(33) Abraham Adesanya Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(34) Abia State Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(35) Abdul-Gusau Polytechnic, Talata-Mafara
— 150
——————————————— ———-
(36) Akwa-Ibom State Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(37) Abubakar Tatari Ali Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(38) Akwa Ibom State College of Arts and
Science — 150
——————————————— ———-
(39) Nung, Ukim, Akwa Ibom State: Nil
——————————————— ———-
(40) Benue State Poly, Ugbokolo— 150
——————————————— ———-
(41) College of Administrative and Business
Studies, Potiskum— 150
——————————————— ———-
(42) Enugu Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(43) GATEWAY Polytechnic, Igbesa— 150
——————————————— ———-
(44) Rufus Giwa Polytechnic— 160
——————————————— ———-
(45) The Polytechnic, Ibadan— 160
——————————————— ———-
(46) Inst. of Mgt. and Tech, Enugu— 150
——————————————— ———-
(47) Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo— 150
——————————————— ———-
(48) Jigawa State Polytechnic, Dutse— 150
——————————————— ———-
(49) Kano State Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(50) Hassan Usman Katsina Poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(51) Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja— 160
——————————————— ———-
(52) Kwara State Polytechnic— 150
CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW FOR MATHS ANSWERS
Polytechnic Official Cut-Off Marks For
Admission
2014/2015 Nigeria Polytechnic Official Cut-
Off Marks For Admission
After writing the JAMB utme post utme cut
off mark for 2014/2015, we received several
messages from Polytechnics aspirants, which
mostly asked us about the official jamb cut
off mark for polytechnics in 2014/2015
academic session, and we’re happy to inform
you, that we have the cut off marks!
Beneath this sentence are the cut-off marks
for Nigeria Polytechnics 2014/2015
Academic Year.
——————————————— ———-
(1) Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic,
Unwana, Ebonyi State— 150
——————————————— ———-
(2) MAPOLY— 160
——————————————— ———-
(3) Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(4) NASSARAWA POLY— 150
——————————————— ———-
(5) Delta State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Uku—
150
——————————————— ———-
(6) Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe— 150
——————————————— ———-
(7) Delta state poly ozoro— 150
——————————————— ———-
(8) Plateau state poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(9) Adamawa poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(10) River state poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(11) Polytechnic of sokoto— 150
——————————————— ———-
(12) Auchi Polytechnic— 160
——————————————— ———-
(13) Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti— 160
——————————————— ———-
(14) Fed. Polytechnic, Bauchi— 150
——————————————— ———-
(15) Fed. Polytechnic, Bida— 150
——————————————— ———-
(16) Fed. Polytechnic, Damaturu— 150
——————————————— ———-
(17) Fed. Polytechnic, Ede, Osun State— 160
——————————————— ———-
(18) Fed. Polytechnic, Ida
——————————————— ———-
(19) Fed. Polytechnic, Ilaro— 180 or 200 is
advisable
——————————————— ———-
(20) Fed. Polytechnic, Mubi— 160
——————————————— ———-
(21) Fed. Polytechnic, Namoda— 150
——————————————— ———-
(22) Fed. Polytechnic, Nassarawa— 160
——————————————— ———-
(23) Fed. Polytechnic, Nekede— 160 ( 180
and above is advisable )
——————————————— ———-
(24) Fed. Poly. Offa— 160
——————————————— ———-
(25) Fed. Polytechnic, Oko, Orumba— 160
——————————————— ———-
(26) Federal School of Dental Technology and
Therapy, Enugu, Enugu State. 1/0
——————————————— ———-
(27) Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna— 160
——————————————— ———-
(28) Hussaini Adamu Federal Polytechnic—
150
——————————————— ———-
(29) Nigeria Army School of Military
Engineering— 160
——————————————— ———-
(30) Federal College of Animal Health and
Production Technology— 150
——————————————— ———-
(31) Waziri Umaru Fed. Polytechnic Birnin
Kebbi, Kebbi State— 150
——————————————— ———-
(32) Yaba College of Tech— 180
——————————————— ———-
(33) Abraham Adesanya Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(34) Abia State Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(35) Abdul-Gusau Polytechnic, Talata-Mafara
— 150
——————————————— ———-
(36) Akwa-Ibom State Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(37) Abubakar Tatari Ali Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(38) Akwa Ibom State College of Arts and
Science — 150
——————————————— ———-
(39) Nung, Ukim, Akwa Ibom State: Nil
——————————————— ———-
(40) Benue State Poly, Ugbokolo— 150
——————————————— ———-
(41) College of Administrative and Business
Studies, Potiskum— 150
——————————————— ———-
(42) Enugu Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(43) GATEWAY Polytechnic, Igbesa— 150
——————————————— ———-
(44) Rufus Giwa Polytechnic— 160
——————————————— ———-
(45) The Polytechnic, Ibadan— 160
——————————————— ———-
(46) Inst. of Mgt. and Tech, Enugu— 150
——————————————— ———-
(47) Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo— 150
——————————————— ———-
(48) Jigawa State Polytechnic, Dutse— 150
——————————————— ———-
(49) Kano State Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(50) Hassan Usman Katsina Poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(51) Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja— 160
——————————————— ———-
(52) Kwara State Polytechnic— 150
CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW FOR MATHS ANSWERS
Education News » 2014/2015 Nigeria Polytechnic Official Cut-Off Marks
Home » Education News » 2014/2015 Nigeria
Polytechnic Official Cut-Off Marks For
Admission
2014/2015 Nigeria Polytechnic Official Cut-
Off Marks For Admission
After writing the JAMB utme post utme cut
off mark for 2014/2015, we received several
messages from Polytechnics aspirants, which
mostly asked us about the official jamb cut
off mark for polytechnics in 2014/2015
academic session, and we’re happy to inform
you, that we have the cut off marks!
Beneath this sentence are the cut-off marks
for Nigeria Polytechnics 2014/2015
Academic Year.
——————————————— ———-
(1) Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic,
Unwana, Ebonyi State— 150
——————————————— ———-
(2) MAPOLY— 160
——————————————— ———-
(3) Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(4) NASSARAWA POLY— 150
——————————————— ———-
(5) Delta State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Uku—
150
——————————————— ———-
(6) Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe— 150
——————————————— ———-
(7) Delta state poly ozoro— 150
——————————————— ———-
(8) Plateau state poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(9) Adamawa poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(10) River state poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(11) Polytechnic of sokoto— 150
——————————————— ———-
(12) Auchi Polytechnic— 160
——————————————— ———-
(13) Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti— 160
——————————————— ———-
(14) Fed. Polytechnic, Bauchi— 150
——————————————— ———-
(15) Fed. Polytechnic, Bida— 150
——————————————— ———-
(16) Fed. Polytechnic, Damaturu— 150
——————————————— ———-
(17) Fed. Polytechnic, Ede, Osun State— 160
——————————————— ———-
(18) Fed. Polytechnic, Ida
——————————————— ———-
(19) Fed. Polytechnic, Ilaro— 180 or 200 is
advisable
——————————————— ———-
(20) Fed. Polytechnic, Mubi— 160
——————————————— ———-
(21) Fed. Polytechnic, Namoda— 150
——————————————— ———-
(22) Fed. Polytechnic, Nassarawa— 160
——————————————— ———-
(23) Fed. Polytechnic, Nekede— 160 ( 180
and above is advisable )
——————————————— ———-
(24) Fed. Poly. Offa— 160
——————————————— ———-
(25) Fed. Polytechnic, Oko, Orumba— 160
——————————————— ———-
(26) Federal School of Dental Technology and
Therapy, Enugu, Enugu State. 1/0
——————————————— ———-
(27) Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna— 160
——————————————— ———-
(28) Hussaini Adamu Federal Polytechnic—
150
——————————————— ———-
(29) Nigeria Army School of Military
Engineering— 160
——————————————— ———-
(30) Federal College of Animal Health and
Production Technology— 150
——————————————— ———-
(31) Waziri Umaru Fed. Polytechnic Birnin
Kebbi, Kebbi State— 150
——————————————— ———-
(32) Yaba College of Tech— 180
——————————————— ———-
(33) Abraham Adesanya Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(34) Abia State Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(35) Abdul-Gusau Polytechnic, Talata-Mafara
— 150
——————————————— ———-
(36) Akwa-Ibom State Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(37) Abubakar Tatari Ali Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(38) Akwa Ibom State College of Arts and
Science — 150
——————————————— ———-
(39) Nung, Ukim, Akwa Ibom State: Nil
——————————————— ———-
(40) Benue State Poly, Ugbokolo— 150
——————————————— ———-
(41) College of Administrative and Business
Studies, Potiskum— 150
——————————————— ———-
(42) Enugu Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(43) GATEWAY Polytechnic, Igbesa— 150
——————————————— ———-
(44) Rufus Giwa Polytechnic— 160
——————————————— ———-
(45) The Polytechnic, Ibadan— 160
——————————————— ———-
(46) Inst. of Mgt. and Tech, Enugu— 150
——————————————— ———-
(47) Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo— 150
——————————————— ———-
(48) Jigawa State Polytechnic, Dutse— 150
——————————————— ———-
(49) Kano State Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(50) Hassan Usman Katsina Poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(51) Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja— 160
——————————————— ———-
(52) Kwara State Polytechnic— 150
CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW FOR MATHS ANSWERS
Polytechnic Official Cut-Off Marks For
Admission
2014/2015 Nigeria Polytechnic Official Cut-
Off Marks For Admission
After writing the JAMB utme post utme cut
off mark for 2014/2015, we received several
messages from Polytechnics aspirants, which
mostly asked us about the official jamb cut
off mark for polytechnics in 2014/2015
academic session, and we’re happy to inform
you, that we have the cut off marks!
Beneath this sentence are the cut-off marks
for Nigeria Polytechnics 2014/2015
Academic Year.
——————————————— ———-
(1) Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic,
Unwana, Ebonyi State— 150
——————————————— ———-
(2) MAPOLY— 160
——————————————— ———-
(3) Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(4) NASSARAWA POLY— 150
——————————————— ———-
(5) Delta State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Uku—
150
——————————————— ———-
(6) Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe— 150
——————————————— ———-
(7) Delta state poly ozoro— 150
——————————————— ———-
(8) Plateau state poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(9) Adamawa poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(10) River state poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(11) Polytechnic of sokoto— 150
——————————————— ———-
(12) Auchi Polytechnic— 160
——————————————— ———-
(13) Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti— 160
——————————————— ———-
(14) Fed. Polytechnic, Bauchi— 150
——————————————— ———-
(15) Fed. Polytechnic, Bida— 150
——————————————— ———-
(16) Fed. Polytechnic, Damaturu— 150
——————————————— ———-
(17) Fed. Polytechnic, Ede, Osun State— 160
——————————————— ———-
(18) Fed. Polytechnic, Ida
——————————————— ———-
(19) Fed. Polytechnic, Ilaro— 180 or 200 is
advisable
——————————————— ———-
(20) Fed. Polytechnic, Mubi— 160
——————————————— ———-
(21) Fed. Polytechnic, Namoda— 150
——————————————— ———-
(22) Fed. Polytechnic, Nassarawa— 160
——————————————— ———-
(23) Fed. Polytechnic, Nekede— 160 ( 180
and above is advisable )
——————————————— ———-
(24) Fed. Poly. Offa— 160
——————————————— ———-
(25) Fed. Polytechnic, Oko, Orumba— 160
——————————————— ———-
(26) Federal School of Dental Technology and
Therapy, Enugu, Enugu State. 1/0
——————————————— ———-
(27) Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna— 160
——————————————— ———-
(28) Hussaini Adamu Federal Polytechnic—
150
——————————————— ———-
(29) Nigeria Army School of Military
Engineering— 160
——————————————— ———-
(30) Federal College of Animal Health and
Production Technology— 150
——————————————— ———-
(31) Waziri Umaru Fed. Polytechnic Birnin
Kebbi, Kebbi State— 150
——————————————— ———-
(32) Yaba College of Tech— 180
——————————————— ———-
(33) Abraham Adesanya Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(34) Abia State Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(35) Abdul-Gusau Polytechnic, Talata-Mafara
— 150
——————————————— ———-
(36) Akwa-Ibom State Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(37) Abubakar Tatari Ali Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(38) Akwa Ibom State College of Arts and
Science — 150
——————————————— ———-
(39) Nung, Ukim, Akwa Ibom State: Nil
——————————————— ———-
(40) Benue State Poly, Ugbokolo— 150
——————————————— ———-
(41) College of Administrative and Business
Studies, Potiskum— 150
——————————————— ———-
(42) Enugu Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(43) GATEWAY Polytechnic, Igbesa— 150
——————————————— ———-
(44) Rufus Giwa Polytechnic— 160
——————————————— ———-
(45) The Polytechnic, Ibadan— 160
——————————————— ———-
(46) Inst. of Mgt. and Tech, Enugu— 150
——————————————— ———-
(47) Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo— 150
——————————————— ———-
(48) Jigawa State Polytechnic, Dutse— 150
——————————————— ———-
(49) Kano State Polytechnic— 150
——————————————— ———-
(50) Hassan Usman Katsina Poly— 150
——————————————— ———-
(51) Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja— 160
——————————————— ———-
(52) Kwara State Polytechnic— 150
CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW FOR MATHS ANSWERS
Monday 23 June 2014
Subscribe for your 2018 Waec GCE Answers
All Waec answers with us now you Need To Subscribe with Us, As Exam dates
is approaching
We Want to Help you By Bringing you WAEC GCE Answers for your 9subjects including practicals
1:All Waec subjects Answers is #18,000
2:5subject+ practicals is #5000
3:5subject without practical #3000
You Have to DO Is Make the Payment To The Below
As MTN card to the +2348056822569
is approaching
We Want to Help you By Bringing you WAEC GCE Answers for your 9subjects including practicals
1:All Waec subjects Answers is #18,000
2:5subject+ practicals is #5000
3:5subject without practical #3000
You Have to DO Is Make the Payment To The Below
As MTN card to the +2348056822569
If you need everyday that's the amount below
Direct Mobile: N800 MTN CARD
Link/Password: N400 MTN CARD
You get your answers once your card is verified correct
- How Much Is For per subjects? - is Goes for 800 and practicals is 400
- How do You Know That It Was me That
- How do i Know That i Ve been added - We
will Send You a General Bulk Sms, 2-5Hours
after We have received Your Payment!
- How do i contact You - SMS the above
Number, for Now No Calls, as it interrupts Our
Internet
connection & Other valuable time.
If You dont Subscribe with Us That Way,
we will want accept cards payment due to some reasons
You suppose Believe Us Naa! We are ever Dope You
Offer you the service ofcourse!!!
ICT and Digital Lifestyle (ICTDL) Compulsory For Students In RSUS
ICT and Digital Lifestyle (ICTDL)
Compulsory For Students In RSUST
The leadership and authority of the Rivers State
University of Science and Technology (RSUST) has
made it mandatory for students of the academic
institution to undergo the ICT Competence and
Digital Lifestyle training course.
The decision by the academic institution leadership
was based on the need for students to be able to
appreciate the use of computers since the university
runs a full online system.
The course is now compulsory for students in their
first and second year of the Rivers State University of
Science and Technology (RSUST).
Already, the RSUST IT Academy has put modalities in
place to commence the training classes for the
students as online registration begins.
Good move by the authorities of the RSUST.
Compulsory For Students In RSUST
The leadership and authority of the Rivers State
University of Science and Technology (RSUST) has
made it mandatory for students of the academic
institution to undergo the ICT Competence and
Digital Lifestyle training course.
The decision by the academic institution leadership
was based on the need for students to be able to
appreciate the use of computers since the university
runs a full online system.
The course is now compulsory for students in their
first and second year of the Rivers State University of
Science and Technology (RSUST).
Already, the RSUST IT Academy has put modalities in
place to commence the training classes for the
students as online registration begins.
Good move by the authorities of the RSUST.
Niger State University Set to Commence Academic Activities In September 2014
Niger State University Set to
Commence Academic Activities In
September 2014
The Governor of Niger state, Muázu Babangida Aliyu
has declared that the state University of Education,
which is an initiative of his administration, would
commence academic activities in September this
year.
Like we all know, the Niger State University of
Education is the first of its kind in the northern part
of Nigeria and was transmuted from Niger State
College of Education to Niger State University of
Education.
It is also the second of such institution in the country,
the first being Tai Solarin University of Education,
Ikene in Ogun State.
While speaking during the inauguration of the
projects ahead of the commencement of the new
university, the State governor, governor Aliyu also
named the Provost of the College of Education,
Professor Umar Abdulrasheed, as the pioneer Vice
Chancellor of the University of Education.
Likewise, the Chairman, Governing Board of the
College, Prof. Mohammed Daniyan, is also named by
the state governor, to be the Chancellor of the
proposed university.
The governor also went on to add that their
appointments were based on the records of
distinctive performance by the two officers which led
to the transformation of the citadel to an institution
being sought after by students from across Nigeria.
Among the projects inaugurated by Governor Aliyu
which were executed from the Tertiary Education
Trust Fund (TETFUND) and as well, Internally
Generated Fund (IGR) included, the N500 million
Introductory Technology Centre (ITC).
Other projects commissioned by the Governor are
the Centre for Educational Technology (CET), 1, 000
sitting capacity lecture theatre and as well as the
construction and equipment of a Micro Finance Bank
and a campus FM Radio station.
The governor also went on to disclose that the Niger
State government has also paid for resource
inspection of facilities as provided for the immediate
take-off of the university in September, 2014 as a
pre-condition for the National Universities
Commission’s approval.
We hope everything goes right and academic
activities commence in September as scheduled.
Commence Academic Activities In
September 2014
The Governor of Niger state, Muázu Babangida Aliyu
has declared that the state University of Education,
which is an initiative of his administration, would
commence academic activities in September this
year.
Like we all know, the Niger State University of
Education is the first of its kind in the northern part
of Nigeria and was transmuted from Niger State
College of Education to Niger State University of
Education.
It is also the second of such institution in the country,
the first being Tai Solarin University of Education,
Ikene in Ogun State.
While speaking during the inauguration of the
projects ahead of the commencement of the new
university, the State governor, governor Aliyu also
named the Provost of the College of Education,
Professor Umar Abdulrasheed, as the pioneer Vice
Chancellor of the University of Education.
Likewise, the Chairman, Governing Board of the
College, Prof. Mohammed Daniyan, is also named by
the state governor, to be the Chancellor of the
proposed university.
The governor also went on to add that their
appointments were based on the records of
distinctive performance by the two officers which led
to the transformation of the citadel to an institution
being sought after by students from across Nigeria.
Among the projects inaugurated by Governor Aliyu
which were executed from the Tertiary Education
Trust Fund (TETFUND) and as well, Internally
Generated Fund (IGR) included, the N500 million
Introductory Technology Centre (ITC).
Other projects commissioned by the Governor are
the Centre for Educational Technology (CET), 1, 000
sitting capacity lecture theatre and as well as the
construction and equipment of a Micro Finance Bank
and a campus FM Radio station.
The governor also went on to disclose that the Niger
State government has also paid for resource
inspection of facilities as provided for the immediate
take-off of the university in September, 2014 as a
pre-condition for the National Universities
Commission’s approval.
We hope everything goes right and academic
activities commence in September as scheduled.
Delta State Polytechnic (Delsu) Student Sentenced To Death For Robbery
Delta State Polytechnic (Delsu)
Student Sentenced To Death For
Robbery
It is so sad that a student can as young as 22 years
old, has been sentenced to death for robbery.
According to latest information reaching our news
desk, a 22 year-old student of Delta State
Polytechnic, Eguono Akpeghughu, has been
sentenced to death after he was found guilty of
armed robbery by a high court in Warri, Capital of
Delta State.
Egouono was found guilty on a two-count charge of
conspiracy to commit armed robbery and armed
robbery after he was alleged to have robbed his
victim of cash and other valuables which are worth
over thirty thousand Naira (N30,000) only.
According to the high court which sentenced Eguono,
the prosecution proved essential ingredients of
armed robbery against the accused beyond all
reasonable doubt from the totality of evidence which
was presented before the court.
The 22 year old student, Eguono Akpeghughu was
caught during one of his arm robbery attack with the
help of a passerby as he attempted to escape with
his stolen items, and the passerby raised alarm while
his other gang members escaped, but unfortunately,
he was not lucky as the mob caught him and handed
him over to the Nigeria police force.
Student Sentenced To Death For
Robbery
It is so sad that a student can as young as 22 years
old, has been sentenced to death for robbery.
According to latest information reaching our news
desk, a 22 year-old student of Delta State
Polytechnic, Eguono Akpeghughu, has been
sentenced to death after he was found guilty of
armed robbery by a high court in Warri, Capital of
Delta State.
Egouono was found guilty on a two-count charge of
conspiracy to commit armed robbery and armed
robbery after he was alleged to have robbed his
victim of cash and other valuables which are worth
over thirty thousand Naira (N30,000) only.
According to the high court which sentenced Eguono,
the prosecution proved essential ingredients of
armed robbery against the accused beyond all
reasonable doubt from the totality of evidence which
was presented before the court.
The 22 year old student, Eguono Akpeghughu was
caught during one of his arm robbery attack with the
help of a passerby as he attempted to escape with
his stolen items, and the passerby raised alarm while
his other gang members escaped, but unfortunately,
he was not lucky as the mob caught him and handed
him over to the Nigeria police force.
100% FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING (OBJ & Essay) Neco Answers 24th June
100% FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING (OBJ & Essay)
Neco Answers 24th June
Get The Answers Live Now!! Be sure To keep safe!!
Neco Accounting Answers!! Send MTN #800
Card Pin + "Account" to 09035464600
wait for Our Reply Soon!!!
CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW FOR MATHS ANSWERS
Keep Reloading This Page & Invite Your
Friends To WWW.NIGERIASCHOOLGIST.BLOGSPOT.COM
U Like It? Kindly Drop Your Comments
Below & Hit Share
Neco Answers 24th June
Get The Answers Live Now!! Be sure To keep safe!!
Neco Accounting Answers!! Send MTN #800
Card Pin + "Account" to 09035464600
wait for Our Reply Soon!!!
CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW FOR MATHS ANSWERS
Keep Reloading This Page & Invite Your
Friends To WWW.NIGERIASCHOOLGIST.BLOGSPOT.COM
U Like It? Kindly Drop Your Comments
Below & Hit Share
Friday 20 June 2014
NECO 2014 EXAM UPDATE
NECO 2014 EXAM UPDATE
The Officials at the Neco SSCE Exam Body, yesterday during a meeting at the Exam Main Office In Niger State has postponed Some Subjects Exam Date as follows.
Mathematics to 7th Of July,2014.
Biology to 8th Of July ,2014.
Economics to 9th Of July,2014
Due to leakage
CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW FOR MATHS ANSWERS
The Officials at the Neco SSCE Exam Body, yesterday during a meeting at the Exam Main Office In Niger State has postponed Some Subjects Exam Date as follows.
Mathematics to 7th Of July,2014.
Biology to 8th Of July ,2014.
Economics to 9th Of July,2014
Due to leakage
CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW FOR MATHS ANSWERS
Thursday 12 June 2014
Currently on Going: Students Protesting In TASUED over Increament in Fees
Currently on Going: Students
Protesting In TASUED over
Increament in Fees
This is not a joke anymore, why does it seems like
almost all the tertiary institutions in Nigeria are
increasing their school fee?
Latest report reaching us today, is that the students
of the Tai SOlarin University of Education (Tasued)
are destroying the school properties over increment
in school fees.
However, at first, the students were peacefully
protesting against the hike in school fee, but after
the school hindered them from writing exams, this
angered the students which sadly, lead to the
destruction of School Properties!
This protest was led by TASUED (Tai Solarin
University Of Education) SUG President, Ekeyokpa
Sunday Osas yesterday 10th of June 2014, a protest
which was as a result of increase in school fees and
hindrance from attempting exams. More than half
the school were not allowed to write exams which
commenced on Monday 9th of June 2014, and after
reading but not writing the exams, the students
decide to write on the school properties by breaking
and scattering them.
The school security who tried to prevent the students
from making more damages, shot one of the
students in the waist.
We can also confirmed that the Student Union
Government (SUG) President sustained injury on the
head and leg, while his general secretary got injured
on the left hand.
click the image below for 2014 NECO Answer
Several other students sustained injuries during the
protest which are serious too.
However, when OP MESA were invited into the
matter, they were able to scare the students away
using tear gas and multiple gunshots which was
carefully shot in the air to avoid injuring any of the
students.
We are also able to confirm that six (6) other
Students were arrested by the School security, most
of which were arrested randomly and were also
beaten thoroughly.
The 6 students after been beaten, were handed to
the Igbeba Police Department but were later released
yesterday night
Protesting In TASUED over
Increament in Fees
This is not a joke anymore, why does it seems like
almost all the tertiary institutions in Nigeria are
increasing their school fee?
Latest report reaching us today, is that the students
of the Tai SOlarin University of Education (Tasued)
are destroying the school properties over increment
in school fees.
However, at first, the students were peacefully
protesting against the hike in school fee, but after
the school hindered them from writing exams, this
angered the students which sadly, lead to the
destruction of School Properties!
This protest was led by TASUED (Tai Solarin
University Of Education) SUG President, Ekeyokpa
Sunday Osas yesterday 10th of June 2014, a protest
which was as a result of increase in school fees and
hindrance from attempting exams. More than half
the school were not allowed to write exams which
commenced on Monday 9th of June 2014, and after
reading but not writing the exams, the students
decide to write on the school properties by breaking
and scattering them.
The school security who tried to prevent the students
from making more damages, shot one of the
students in the waist.
We can also confirmed that the Student Union
Government (SUG) President sustained injury on the
head and leg, while his general secretary got injured
on the left hand.
click the image below for 2014 NECO Answer
Several other students sustained injuries during the
protest which are serious too.
However, when OP MESA were invited into the
matter, they were able to scare the students away
using tear gas and multiple gunshots which was
carefully shot in the air to avoid injuring any of the
students.
We are also able to confirm that six (6) other
Students were arrested by the School security, most
of which were arrested randomly and were also
beaten thoroughly.
The 6 students after been beaten, were handed to
the Igbeba Police Department but were later released
yesterday night
Bowen University Post-graduste Application Forms for 2014/2015 is on sale
Applications are invited from suitably qualified
candidates for admission into Bowen University
Postgraduate Programmes for the 2014/2015
academic session leading to the Award of Master of
Science (MSc) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees
of the University in various areas of specialization in
the following programmes:
A. POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES
1. Faculty of Agriculture:
(a) Agricultural Economic(M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(b) Animal Science(M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(c) Crop Protection M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(d) Environmental Management(M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(e) Food Science and Technology(M.Sc.)
2. Faculty of Science and Science Education
(a) Chemistry ((M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(b) Mathematics ((M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(c) Microbiology ((M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(d) Physics ((M.Sc., Ph.D.)
3. Faculty of Social and Management Sciences
(a) Accounti (M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(b) Banking and Finance (M.Sc.)
(c) Business Administration (M.Sc., MBA)
(d) Economics (M.Sc.)
(e) Mass Communication (M.Sc.)
(f) Sociology (M.Sc.)
B. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
1. MSc Programme
(a) All candidates are required to possess a Bachelor’s
degree obtained from a University approved by Senate
and with a grade of not less than Second Class Lower
Division.
(b) A candidate with less than Second Class Lower
Division or a Postgraduate Diploma with a minimum of
upper credit in a relevant field from a recognised
University may be considered provided he/she scores a
minimum of 55% in a qualifying examination to be
conducted by the Department.
(c ) In addition to 1(a) and 1(b) above, candidates
must satisfy the Ordinary Level requirement of five
subjects which must include English Language,
Mathematics and any other three subjects as may be
specified for the programme of choice .
2. Ph.D Programme
(a) To be eligible, a candidate must have a relevant
Master’s Degree or equivalent from a University
approved by Senate an
d a minimum of weighted
average score of 60%.
click the image below for 2014 NECO Answer
(b) In special cases, a Department may require
additional conditions including an interview
C. METHOD OF APPLICATION
(a) On-line Application
For on-line Application Form:
(i) Visit Bowen University website
www.bowenuniversity-edu.org
(ii) Download, print and study the On-line
Postgraduate Application Procedure.
(iii) Download and print the Application Form
OR
(b) By Hand/Post
Application Form may be obtained by hand/post from
the Secretary Postgraduate School, Bowen University,
Iwo Osun State (08034684086) upon the presentation
of a non-refundable Application Fee of N10, 000.00
only in bank draft payable to Bowen University,Iwo,
Osun State.
Candidate must indicate their Names and Addresses at
the back of the Bank Draft. Each request for
application form must be accompanied by a N50.00
(fifty naira) stamped and self-addressed envelope.
D. SUBMISSION
(a) All candidates are to submit the completed
Applic
ation Form with the required documents listed
below.
(i) Photocopies of O’Level Certificate(s)
(ii) Bachelor’s Degree Certificate
(iii) NYSC Certificate of National Service or Exemption
Certificate (where applicable)
(iv) Master’s Degree Certificate (for PhD applicants)
(v) Marriage Certificate or evidence of change of name
(where applicable)
(vi) Ten (10) recent passport photographs
(vii) Photocopy of the Bowen University payment
receipt for Application Form
(viii) Yellow Acknowledgement card/ profile entry
printed on-line for download application form
(b) Submit the downloaded Application Form with the
non-refundable Application Fee of N10, 000.00 only in
bank draft payable to Bowen to University, Iwo, Osun
State.
(c) Academic Transcript Candidates must ensure that
their academic transcripts are sent directly to
The Dean,
Postgraduate School,
Bowen University,
PMB 284,
Iwo, Osun State.
E. REFEREE’S REPORTS
(i) Download or collect by hand/post the three
Referees’ Confidential Reports Form for the Referees to
complete. At least one of the Referees must be the
Head or a Senior member of the Department where the
candidate obtained his/her degree.
(ii) Completed Referees report should be sent under
confidential cover directly to: The Dean, Postgraduate
School, Bowen University, Iwo, Osun State.
F. CLOSING DATE
Completed applications forms whether on-line or
otherwise, must be submitted not later Friday, 27th
June, 2014.
G. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
For further information, visit Bowen University
website: http://www.bowenuniversity-edu.org
S. A. ILUPEJU
Acting Registrar
candidates for admission into Bowen University
Postgraduate Programmes for the 2014/2015
academic session leading to the Award of Master of
Science (MSc) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees
of the University in various areas of specialization in
the following programmes:
A. POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES
1. Faculty of Agriculture:
(a) Agricultural Economic(M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(b) Animal Science(M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(c) Crop Protection M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(d) Environmental Management(M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(e) Food Science and Technology(M.Sc.)
2. Faculty of Science and Science Education
(a) Chemistry ((M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(b) Mathematics ((M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(c) Microbiology ((M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(d) Physics ((M.Sc., Ph.D.)
3. Faculty of Social and Management Sciences
(a) Accounti (M.Sc., Ph.D.)
(b) Banking and Finance (M.Sc.)
(c) Business Administration (M.Sc., MBA)
(d) Economics (M.Sc.)
(e) Mass Communication (M.Sc.)
(f) Sociology (M.Sc.)
B. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
1. MSc Programme
(a) All candidates are required to possess a Bachelor’s
degree obtained from a University approved by Senate
and with a grade of not less than Second Class Lower
Division.
(b) A candidate with less than Second Class Lower
Division or a Postgraduate Diploma with a minimum of
upper credit in a relevant field from a recognised
University may be considered provided he/she scores a
minimum of 55% in a qualifying examination to be
conducted by the Department.
(c ) In addition to 1(a) and 1(b) above, candidates
must satisfy the Ordinary Level requirement of five
subjects which must include English Language,
Mathematics and any other three subjects as may be
specified for the programme of choice .
2. Ph.D Programme
(a) To be eligible, a candidate must have a relevant
Master’s Degree or equivalent from a University
approved by Senate an
d a minimum of weighted
average score of 60%.
click the image below for 2014 NECO Answer
(b) In special cases, a Department may require
additional conditions including an interview
C. METHOD OF APPLICATION
(a) On-line Application
For on-line Application Form:
(i) Visit Bowen University website
www.bowenuniversity-edu.org
(ii) Download, print and study the On-line
Postgraduate Application Procedure.
(iii) Download and print the Application Form
OR
(b) By Hand/Post
Application Form may be obtained by hand/post from
the Secretary Postgraduate School, Bowen University,
Iwo Osun State (08034684086) upon the presentation
of a non-refundable Application Fee of N10, 000.00
only in bank draft payable to Bowen University,Iwo,
Osun State.
Candidate must indicate their Names and Addresses at
the back of the Bank Draft. Each request for
application form must be accompanied by a N50.00
(fifty naira) stamped and self-addressed envelope.
D. SUBMISSION
(a) All candidates are to submit the completed
Applic
ation Form with the required documents listed
below.
(i) Photocopies of O’Level Certificate(s)
(ii) Bachelor’s Degree Certificate
(iii) NYSC Certificate of National Service or Exemption
Certificate (where applicable)
(iv) Master’s Degree Certificate (for PhD applicants)
(v) Marriage Certificate or evidence of change of name
(where applicable)
(vi) Ten (10) recent passport photographs
(vii) Photocopy of the Bowen University payment
receipt for Application Form
(viii) Yellow Acknowledgement card/ profile entry
printed on-line for download application form
(b) Submit the downloaded Application Form with the
non-refundable Application Fee of N10, 000.00 only in
bank draft payable to Bowen to University, Iwo, Osun
State.
(c) Academic Transcript Candidates must ensure that
their academic transcripts are sent directly to
The Dean,
Postgraduate School,
Bowen University,
PMB 284,
Iwo, Osun State.
E. REFEREE’S REPORTS
(i) Download or collect by hand/post the three
Referees’ Confidential Reports Form for the Referees to
complete. At least one of the Referees must be the
Head or a Senior member of the Department where the
candidate obtained his/her degree.
(ii) Completed Referees report should be sent under
confidential cover directly to: The Dean, Postgraduate
School, Bowen University, Iwo, Osun State.
F. CLOSING DATE
Completed applications forms whether on-line or
otherwise, must be submitted not later Friday, 27th
June, 2014.
G. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
For further information, visit Bowen University
website: http://www.bowenuniversity-edu.org
S. A. ILUPEJU
Acting Registrar
President Goodluck Jonathan Set to Meet With ASUP & COEASU Leadership Over Strike
President Goodluck Jonathan Set to Meet With ASUP & COEASU Leadership Over Strike
Click image for NECO answers
Latest information reaching our news desk this morning, is that the president of Nigeria, President Goodluck Jonathan has arranged to meet with the Academic staff union of Polytechnics, (ASUP) and the College of Education Academic Staff Union (COEASU).
According to our informant, who pleads anonymity, disclosed to us that the president is set to meet with the leadership of the ASUP and COEASU in June over their current strike action.
According to him, the strike action, which affects
both polytechnics and colleges of education, has
been ongoing for more than 9 and seven months
separately.
We do hope that secret meeting will produce a good
outcome so the strike can finally end.
So far, the ASUP strike is 9 months old while that of
COEASU is 7 months old.
Please if you have any friend in your facebook profile,
Click image for NECO answers
Latest information reaching our news desk this morning, is that the president of Nigeria, President Goodluck Jonathan has arranged to meet with the Academic staff union of Polytechnics, (ASUP) and the College of Education Academic Staff Union (COEASU).
According to our informant, who pleads anonymity, disclosed to us that the president is set to meet with the leadership of the ASUP and COEASU in June over their current strike action.
According to him, the strike action, which affects
both polytechnics and colleges of education, has
been ongoing for more than 9 and seven months
separately.
We do hope that secret meeting will produce a good
outcome so the strike can finally end.
So far, the ASUP strike is 9 months old while that of
COEASU is 7 months old.
Please if you have any friend in your facebook profile,
Already posted before exam start LIVE AND CONFIRMED NECO GOVERNMENT ANWSERS BELOW GOVERNMENT
LIVE AND CONFIRMED NECO GOVERNMENT ANWSERS
BELOW GOVERNMENT OBJECTIVES
1- 10CABCDDDACC
11-20DDEACEAACD
21-30AEDDECDEDD
31-40 CEBDAECBCE
41-50 DECDBBEABE
51-60 CEBEDDDDEA
1a) What is Rigid constitution: it may be defined as
the constitution which cannot be amended or
changed so easily because of its specialist ringent
and cumbersome producers of amendment
1b)
(I) It contains fundamental principles and objective
(I.e the idelogy) of the state
(ii) It contains a preamble which states the reason
for the adoption of the of the constitution
(iii) It defines the arrangement of powers
among government
institutions
(Iv) It defines citizen fundamental human
rights ¨C including
the duties and obligations of the citizen
(V) It establishes the political structure of a
country
2)
i. Unity
ii. Provision of organization
iii. Provision of organization
iv. Control of the government
v. Change of govt
vi. Sectional or diversified interest:
vii. It serves as a link
Explanation to No2.
-Unity: political parties note the people on major
issues affecting the state.
-Provision of organization: they try to provide an
organization for running the government
-Control of the government: political parties exist to
contest election and control the government
-Change of government: with political parties
contesting elections, change of government is
made possible
-Sectional or diversified interest: they harmonize
sectional and diverse interest
-It serves as a link: political parties always serve as
a link between the people and government
3a) Civil service is the administrative arm of the
executive organ of government responsible for
formulating and executing government policies and
programme
3b)
(I) LAW-MAKING: The civil service makes by law,
regulations and orders under powers granted it by
the parliament
(ii) FORMULATING OF POLICIES: the senior
administrative and technical civil servant help to
formulate the policies and programmes of the
government
(iii) ADVICE TO GOVERNOR: the civic service and its
civic servant gives useful advice to the government
via the ministers or commissioners
(iv) PREPARATION OF ANNUAL ESTIMATES AND
BUDGET: the civic servant draft and prepare the
annual budget and estimates of government
ministries, department and corporations.
(V) DRAFTING OF BILLS: Experts in the civil service,
especially lawyers, assist the government in the
drafting of bills which eventually become laws
6a).
Non-alignment is da ability and
freedom to take action
on international, political, economic
and social issues
on the basis of justice.
6b)
1. The military support Nigeria got
from USSR during
her civil war.
2. Nigeria maintains
embassies in both
the western and Eastern bloc countries lyk USA
BRITAIN, FRANCE, USSR, etc.
3. Breaking
of diplomatic
relations with france for testing
atomic bomb in the
Sahara in 1961.
4. Abrogation of the defence pact with
Britain in 1962.
5. Signing multi and bilateral
agreements with
countries of both Western and Eastern
blocs. ,
7a)
Political participation may take the form of active
participation in which the participant are knows as
political activist, or partial participation or the
participant may take observatory posture in which
they are known as political passivists or they are
apolitical
7b)
(I) POLLING AGENT: by acting as party
representative at the polling station, a person is
directly involved in the political activities of his
country
(ii) ASAVOTER: voting in an election gives one a
opportunity to participate in the election of people
representatives in government
(iii) PARTIAL PARTICIPATION: one can take part in
political activities not actively but partially by
attending political rallies and writing of political
articles on the pages of newspaper
(Iv) CONTESTING ELECTIONS: some active political
participant stand as candidate seeking elective
public offices on the plat form of political parties or
as private candidates if the constitution allows it.
(V) HOLDING OF PUBLIC OFFICES: another form of
political participation is by
8)FIVE PROBLEMS OF ECOWAS
(I) The fear of domination of smaller
states by larger
ones creates abarrier to the
attainment of unity.
(ii) Free movement which the character provided
has
proved difficult to implement as a
result of the socio -
economic problems it created for
member states
(iii) There are civil wars and other internal conflict
in
many of the countries
(IV) The rivalry btw capitalist and
socialist members of
the community, has weakened the
effective performance of the community
(V) The absence of a common currency
hinder the
operation of the community
9)
i. Free choice of leaders: It gives
the electorate the oppurtunity
to elect leaders of their choice
ii). Equal Opportunity: it ensures
equal opportunity for all citizen
in all spheres of life
iii). Stability: Democracy
promotes stability in the
country
iv). Misuse of power: Democracy
does not allow for misuse of
power because power is not
concentrated in the hand of
one person
click below to get your NECO ENGLISH answers now
BELOW GOVERNMENT OBJECTIVES
1- 10CABCDDDACC
11-20DDEACEAACD
21-30AEDDECDEDD
31-40 CEBDAECBCE
41-50 DECDBBEABE
51-60 CEBEDDDDEA
1a) What is Rigid constitution: it may be defined as
the constitution which cannot be amended or
changed so easily because of its specialist ringent
and cumbersome producers of amendment
1b)
(I) It contains fundamental principles and objective
(I.e the idelogy) of the state
(ii) It contains a preamble which states the reason
for the adoption of the of the constitution
(iii) It defines the arrangement of powers
among government
institutions
(Iv) It defines citizen fundamental human
rights ¨C including
the duties and obligations of the citizen
(V) It establishes the political structure of a
country
2)
i. Unity
ii. Provision of organization
iii. Provision of organization
iv. Control of the government
v. Change of govt
vi. Sectional or diversified interest:
vii. It serves as a link
Explanation to No2.
-Unity: political parties note the people on major
issues affecting the state.
-Provision of organization: they try to provide an
organization for running the government
-Control of the government: political parties exist to
contest election and control the government
-Change of government: with political parties
contesting elections, change of government is
made possible
-Sectional or diversified interest: they harmonize
sectional and diverse interest
-It serves as a link: political parties always serve as
a link between the people and government
3a) Civil service is the administrative arm of the
executive organ of government responsible for
formulating and executing government policies and
programme
3b)
(I) LAW-MAKING: The civil service makes by law,
regulations and orders under powers granted it by
the parliament
(ii) FORMULATING OF POLICIES: the senior
administrative and technical civil servant help to
formulate the policies and programmes of the
government
(iii) ADVICE TO GOVERNOR: the civic service and its
civic servant gives useful advice to the government
via the ministers or commissioners
(iv) PREPARATION OF ANNUAL ESTIMATES AND
BUDGET: the civic servant draft and prepare the
annual budget and estimates of government
ministries, department and corporations.
(V) DRAFTING OF BILLS: Experts in the civil service,
especially lawyers, assist the government in the
drafting of bills which eventually become laws
6a).
Non-alignment is da ability and
freedom to take action
on international, political, economic
and social issues
on the basis of justice.
6b)
1. The military support Nigeria got
from USSR during
her civil war.
2. Nigeria maintains
embassies in both
the western and Eastern bloc countries lyk USA
BRITAIN, FRANCE, USSR, etc.
3. Breaking
of diplomatic
relations with france for testing
atomic bomb in the
Sahara in 1961.
4. Abrogation of the defence pact with
Britain in 1962.
5. Signing multi and bilateral
agreements with
countries of both Western and Eastern
blocs. ,
7a)
Political participation may take the form of active
participation in which the participant are knows as
political activist, or partial participation or the
participant may take observatory posture in which
they are known as political passivists or they are
apolitical
7b)
(I) POLLING AGENT: by acting as party
representative at the polling station, a person is
directly involved in the political activities of his
country
(ii) ASAVOTER: voting in an election gives one a
opportunity to participate in the election of people
representatives in government
(iii) PARTIAL PARTICIPATION: one can take part in
political activities not actively but partially by
attending political rallies and writing of political
articles on the pages of newspaper
(Iv) CONTESTING ELECTIONS: some active political
participant stand as candidate seeking elective
public offices on the plat form of political parties or
as private candidates if the constitution allows it.
(V) HOLDING OF PUBLIC OFFICES: another form of
political participation is by
8)FIVE PROBLEMS OF ECOWAS
(I) The fear of domination of smaller
states by larger
ones creates abarrier to the
attainment of unity.
(ii) Free movement which the character provided
has
proved difficult to implement as a
result of the socio -
economic problems it created for
member states
(iii) There are civil wars and other internal conflict
in
many of the countries
(IV) The rivalry btw capitalist and
socialist members of
the community, has weakened the
effective performance of the community
(V) The absence of a common currency
hinder the
operation of the community
9)
i. Free choice of leaders: It gives
the electorate the oppurtunity
to elect leaders of their choice
ii). Equal Opportunity: it ensures
equal opportunity for all citizen
in all spheres of life
iii). Stability: Democracy
promotes stability in the
country
iv). Misuse of power: Democracy
does not allow for misuse of
power because power is not
concentrated in the hand of
one person
click below to get your NECO ENGLISH answers now
Wednesday 11 June 2014
» ASUP Strike 2014: ASUP Union Holds Crucial Meeting On Thursday, 12th June,
ASUP Strike 2014: ASUP Union Holds Crucial Meeting On Thursday, 12th June, 2014
Well, what else are we expecting if not the best?
According to latest news reaching our news desk
today, the national executives of the Academic Staff
Union of Polytechnics, ASUP, have scheduled an all-
important meeting on Thursday, the 12th of June,
2014, where the union will be sitting down to review
the ongoing strike and negotiations between the
union and the Federal Government.
Like most of us are already aware of, the Academic
staff union of Polytechnics, (ASUP) has been on strike
since the 4th of October 2013.
The union’s demand includes the following listed
below:
1. The need for the constitution of the Governing
Councils of Federal Polytechnics,
2. The migration of the lower cadres on the CONTISS 15
salary scale,
3. The release of the White Paper on the Visitations to
Federal Polytechnics,
4. The need for the commencement of the Needs
Assessment of Nigerian Polytechnics.
Faith, a Dailyschoolnews Nigeria correspondent, was
able to gather that recent negotiations have been
positive between the leadership of ASUP and the
federal government, and Thursday’s meeting would
enable the union’s negotiating team to brief its
executives, which means that if all goes well, the
Union will consider the federal government offer and
call of the 2014 asup strike legally.
According to a source among the ASUP management
board, disclosed that as he is not permitted to speak
on the matter, therefore plead anonymity, and said
that the meeting, which will hold in Abuja, will not
call off the strike, but would review the negotiations
between the two bodies.
The anonymous source, however, said the strike
would be called off very soon, as the negotiations
were more progressive as never before.
However, when we contacted the ASUP National
Publicity secretary, Clement Chirman, he also
confirmed the meeting, and here’s his exact words
which we decide to quote.
“We are meeting to appraise the level of negotiation
and to also decide on the next line of action,” he said.
The intervention of the House of Representatives in
the strike appears to have influenced the seeming
progress in negotiations.
A meeting was held at the National Assembly on May
27 between lecturers and the government delegation
led by the Education Minister, Nyesom Wike. The
meeting was facilitated by the House Committee on
Education.
At the meeting, Mr. Wike told attendees that the
major contention of the workers, which is their salary
arrears, was not being addressed because a
government agency had raised concerns.
He said the Salaries, Wages and Income Commission
was opposed to the payment of arrears owed the
lecturers, saying it was not consulted before the
2009 CONTISSS agreement between the lecturers
and the federal government was reached
You can read full details about the meeting by
CLICKING HERE
Well, what else are we expecting if not the best?
According to latest news reaching our news desk
today, the national executives of the Academic Staff
Union of Polytechnics, ASUP, have scheduled an all-
important meeting on Thursday, the 12th of June,
2014, where the union will be sitting down to review
the ongoing strike and negotiations between the
union and the Federal Government.
Like most of us are already aware of, the Academic
staff union of Polytechnics, (ASUP) has been on strike
since the 4th of October 2013.
The union’s demand includes the following listed
below:
1. The need for the constitution of the Governing
Councils of Federal Polytechnics,
2. The migration of the lower cadres on the CONTISS 15
salary scale,
3. The release of the White Paper on the Visitations to
Federal Polytechnics,
4. The need for the commencement of the Needs
Assessment of Nigerian Polytechnics.
Faith, a Dailyschoolnews Nigeria correspondent, was
able to gather that recent negotiations have been
positive between the leadership of ASUP and the
federal government, and Thursday’s meeting would
enable the union’s negotiating team to brief its
executives, which means that if all goes well, the
Union will consider the federal government offer and
call of the 2014 asup strike legally.
According to a source among the ASUP management
board, disclosed that as he is not permitted to speak
on the matter, therefore plead anonymity, and said
that the meeting, which will hold in Abuja, will not
call off the strike, but would review the negotiations
between the two bodies.
The anonymous source, however, said the strike
would be called off very soon, as the negotiations
were more progressive as never before.
However, when we contacted the ASUP National
Publicity secretary, Clement Chirman, he also
confirmed the meeting, and here’s his exact words
which we decide to quote.
“We are meeting to appraise the level of negotiation
and to also decide on the next line of action,” he said.
The intervention of the House of Representatives in
the strike appears to have influenced the seeming
progress in negotiations.
A meeting was held at the National Assembly on May
27 between lecturers and the government delegation
led by the Education Minister, Nyesom Wike. The
meeting was facilitated by the House Committee on
Education.
At the meeting, Mr. Wike told attendees that the
major contention of the workers, which is their salary
arrears, was not being addressed because a
government agency had raised concerns.
He said the Salaries, Wages and Income Commission
was opposed to the payment of arrears owed the
lecturers, saying it was not consulted before the
2009 CONTISSS agreement between the lecturers
and the federal government was reached
You can read full details about the meeting by
CLICKING HERE
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)