UNN Jupeb Admission list for 2017/2018

The University of Nigeria Nsukka has released their 2017/2018 Jubeb Admission list.

Download the Admission List .PDF (260KB)

source: https://schoolnews.com.ng

The Maritime Academy of Nigeria, Oron hereby inform all applicants and intending Cadets who registered for admission into the Academy for the 2017/2018 Academic Session that the admission exercise for this particular session has been suspended. This is due to the on-going Restructuring and Repositioning exercise being carried on in the Institution by the Federal Government. However, this does not affect Short Courses and Mandatory Programmes which will continue to run as at when due.

Consequently, applicants to all regular programmes of the National Diploma, Higher National Diploma and Post Graduate Diploma are by this notice advised to apply to the Office of The Rector, Maritime Academy of Nigeria, Oron, Akwa Ibom State for the refund of Aptitude Test Fee earlier paid.

Accordingly, the affected candidates are expected to attach the following to their refund application:

i. Photocopy of their Remita Payment Evidence showing RRR (Remita Retrieval Reference).

ii. Original Copy of their Bank Teller.

iii. Bank and Account Number for refund of the said sum.

iv. Phone Number.

The affected Candidates as well as members of the public should please note.

We regret any inconvenience, which the latest change may have caused.

SIGNED

Siddi E. Mkpandiok,Anipr,MNIM

Director, Corporate Affairs

(For: Chairman, Interim Management Committee) | cc: Lalasticlala

source: http://macademyoron.org/home/news-events/news/284-press-release-2017-2018-admission-exercise-suspended.html

The National Examination Council (NECO) on Thursday released the results of the senior school certificate examination (SSCE) it conducted throughout the country and some overseas countries between June and July this year.

The results showed that 745,053 candidates that sat for the examination recorded credit and above passes in English and Mathematics, while 947,850 candidates passed with credits and above in five subjects irrespective of English and Mathematics.

The Registrar and Chief Executive Officer of NECO, Professor Charles Uwakwe, who announced the results, said over 1,055,988 candidates registered for the examination, while 1,051472 actually sat for the test which covered a total of 76 subjects.

The registrar disclosed that 50,586 candidates were involved in examination malpractices, adding that 276 schools were involved in “mass cheating” in 34 states.

As a result, Uwakwe said six schools had been “derecognised” for their institution being involved in examination malpractices in addition to 23 supervisors “who aided malpractices in one way or the other were blacklisted”. cc: Lalasticlala

sources:
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/09/14/neco-releases-junejuly-ssce-results/
https://schoolnews.com.ng/neco-result-2017-is-out/

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source: https://uniuyoinfo.com

UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN, IBADAN

POST UTME SCREENING OF PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATES FOR THE 2017/18 ADMISSION EXERCISE

This is to inform candidates who made the University of Ibadan their institution of first choice and scored 200 and above in the 2017 UTME that the University website will be open on Monday, 04 September, 2017 to Friday, 23 September, 2017 for the submission of their bio-data and SSCE/NECO results online through https://www.admissions.ui.edu.ng.

The deadline for submission of bio-data / O/level results may not be extended. Therefore, any candidate whose bio-data are not submitted within the stipulated time will not be considered for Post-UTME Screening and for admission.

1. PAYMENT INSTRUCTION

(a) Candidates are required to log-in to the Admission Portal (https://www.admissions.ui.edu.ng) using their Jamb Registration Number as their user name and their surname as their password e.g. 65345521EG OYEKANMI (Surname) Afolabi Mary. The screening fee is N2,000.00. This should be paid through the ADMISSION PORTAL in favour of University of Ibadan (Admission Processing Fee Account). Candidate’s Name, JAMB Registration Number, Telephone Number and E-mail Address should be quoted at the point of payment.

Payment Options:

Credit/Debit Card Payment using ATM card;
Cash at bank using the printout from the portal to make payment at the bank; and
Direct bank account debit whereby you use your internet banking tools to make payment.
Candidates are expected to print the payment success receipt which should display full names of the candidate (SURNAME first) as in the UTME result slip preceded by the JAMB Registration Number, as the payee and the payment reference number showing the success message.

(b) Upon successful payment, candidates should proceed on the portal to submit their bio-data and O/level results.

(c) Candidates should ensure that the online forms are carefully filled, following ALL necessary instructions, as “mistake(s)” may lead to disqualification.

(d) Please fill the online forms in CAPITAL letters only.

(e) Candidates are expected to upload their passport photographs and signatures. The image format for the passport and signature is JPEG and must not exceed 50kb. The photographs must be clean and clear, without glasses and cap/head-tie or cover.

(f) Candidates are then to print the evidence of completion of transaction and keep for further reference.

(g) An online help desk platform on http://www.admissions.ui.edu.ng/helpdesk will be available to handle all genuine enquiries.

2. DATE OF POST UTME

The date for the post UTME will be communicated to candidates through their email addresses and sms. Candidates are, therefore, advised to provide valid and active email addresses and phone numbers. The University will not take responsibility for failure to get information as a result of invalid email addresses and functional phone numbers.

Misrepresentation/falsification of documents is a serious offence. Candidates are, therefore, advised to submit genuine documents only. Anyone found guilty of this offence will be disqualified automatically and in appropriate cases, be handed over to the Law Enforcement Agencies.

Candidates are strongly advised to adhere strictly to the guidelines stipulated above for successful completion of the online submissions.

Thank you.

Signed

Olujimi I. Olukoya, MNIM, FPA

Registrar

source: http://www.ui.edu.ng/news/post-utme-screening-prospective-candidates-20172018-admission

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Candidates who chose Federal University of Technology, Owerri as First Choice University in the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) are hereby invited to apply for an aptitude test, provided such candidates scored a minimum of 180 in their UTME. Those who did not choose FUTO as First Choice University but scored a minimum of 180 in their UTME can also apply.

See details in the image attached!

The underlisted candidates were successful at the Nigerian Air Force DSSC Selection Board held at the Nigerian Air Force Base Jos. Lalasticlala?

Candidates are to come along with the following in addition to their personal wears:

Original Credentials
2 Pairs of White Vest
2 Pairs of Navy Blue Shorts
2 Pairs of White Canvas Shoe

Download the list at http://www.airforce.mil.ng/admin_controller/includes/download.php?f=admin_controller/generalItem/DownloadFiles/50.pdf&fc=successful_candidates_for_2017_dssc_nigerian_air_force_cadet_training.pdf

Here is a copy of the Minister of Education's Speech at the Policy Meeting on 2017/2018 Admission Exercise to tertiary Institutions in Nigeria. The event was held at the national Judiciary Institute, Abuja on Tuesday 22nd August 2017. See complete speech below. #Lalasticlala?

ADDRESS OF THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION,
ADAMU ADAMU,
AT THE POLICY MEETING ON 2017/2018
ADMISSIONS EXERCISE TO TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA HELD AT THE
NATIONAL JUDICIARY INSTITUTE, ABUJA ON TUESDAY, 22ND AUGUST, 2017

PROTOCOL

I am delighted to address you all at the 2017 Policy Meeting on Admissions to tertiary institutions in Nigeria which incidentally, is the second under my watch as minister of education,the fact that the last exercise was a success is not in doubt, even though most of the issues that arose and which necessitated certain decisions and pronouncements may now be subject to review based on new thinking, feedback and the dynamic nature of education all over the world. I am glad that we have all worked together to create a synergy for the advancement of the education sector in Nigeria.

Let me use this opportunity to restate the commitment of this administration
to ensure expansion of access, equity,quality, relevance and inclusiveness. We are equally committed to refocusing our curriculum to meet our developmental needs. Accordingly, the government is putting in place necessary mechanisms for expanding access to higher education, in order to accommodate as many qualified admission seekers as possible through a transparent and flexible process. This will take into consideration the autonomy of the Senate and Academic Board of each institution, without compromising standard, or infringing of the laws, or an imposing unbearable burden on parents. We are determined to ensure an expansion of opportunities but this will be done with fairness and justice.

As I mentioned recently in Kano at the 62nd meeting of the National Council on Education, the Federal Government recently approved the establishment of many private universities, polytechnics and colleges of education in an effort to create quality learning opportunities and meet the ever-increasing demand for tertiary education. Many other applications are still being processed and I am confident that, with the exacting standards and painstaking effort with which these applications are being handled, the country will continue to have world-class tertiary institutions.

I am delighted to inform this distinguished gathering that the bill to formallyend the dichotomy between the Higher National Diploma (HND) graduates and bachelor’s degree holders has gone through second reading in the National Assembly. There is no doubt that the passage of this bill, among others, will help in improving the standard of tertiary education and guarantee parity in employment opportunities for graduates of universities and polytechnics. It would equally expand access to tertiary education as many admission seekers would be more willing to take up available vacancies in the polytechnics. This will also, hopefully, give a boost to our efforts to expand TVET.

Ladies and Gentlemen, the recent unfortunate attacks on the University of Maiduguri and the forceful abductions of some of university personnel while on exploration activities have further challenged our determination to remain undeterred and not to succumb to any attempt to blackmail and desecrate the nation’s education sector. I join well-meaning patriots in your prayers for the release of the abducted lecturers and all others in captivity. I commend the Nigerian military for the outstanding effort of officers and men at fighting the insurgents.

Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen I have been briefed by the Registrar of JAMB that over one million, seven hundred thousand (1.7m) candidates applied to study various courses in tertiary institutions across the
country in 2017. It is believed that majority of eligible admission seekers with requisite qualifications will now find it easier to gain admission to the institutions of their choices, particularly with the introduction of flexible cut off
points. For Jamb scores.

I have also observed that the board has simplified its examination administration to cater for candidates who are not conversant at handling the computer mouse with the introduction of the use of only eight ( keys. This has enabled many students who are not computer-literate to take the examination without any anxiety; and this has been widely applauded. This fit is apart from the adoption of measures designed to facilitate equal opportunity to physically challenged candidates in line with the stipulations of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

In response to request for assistance premised on the recognition of Nigerian’s leadership position in the sub region of West Africa in particular and based on further confirmation of the quality of the Nigerian’s university system, the Federal Government is currently considering sister African countries with the admission of foreign candidates to the nation’s universities perhaps as early as this academic session.

I am aware that, JAMB is also conducting examination in nine countries namely; Republic of Benin, Republic of Cameroun, Ghana, Cote d’ Ivoire, South Africa, Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom and, lately, The Gambia. This effort at improving and expanding the internationalization of the university system in Nigeria is encouraged, supported and endorsed by the Federal Government. I urge all universities to make conscious efforts to admit
candidates from all over the country and the world at large.

Ladies and Gentlemen, permit me to also reiterate this administration’s zero tolerance for corruption and its disdain for any form of exploitation and extortion. It was based on good intention that I announced the cancellation of the conduct of Post Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination last year as it had become an avenue for exploitation with its attendant tendencies for corruption. It had equally become a repetition of the same form of examination conducted by the JAMB. Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

However, following the cancellation of the post-UTME, some institutions resorted to the use of Senior School Certificate Examination Results which culminated in the provision of inflated grades by some candidates, on the basis of which some institutions conducted their admission, only to discover at the point of registration that there were mismatches between the genuine and the fake results provided by the candidates. This abuse of process led to the cancellation of the admission exercise in some institutions, and this caused some delays in the completion of the exercise.

This, amongst other reasons has led to a revisit of the decision on the cancellation of the conduct of Post-UTME. While it is not mandatory for every institution to conduct the Post-UTME, the Senate and Academic Board of each
institution is hereby allowed to exercise its autonomy to determine the parameters for the process and selection of candidates in addition to the result of the UTME.

However, wherever the Post-UTME is chosen as an option for the additional selection process by any institution, such institution should not conduct another Achievement Test, as already being done by the JAMB. Rather the
institution should administer an Aptitude Test, and the fee for the exercise must not exceed two thousand naira (N2,000) while the whole exercise must be in conformity with this administrations is position on zero tolerance for
corruption.

I will not end my remarks without acknowledging, appreciating and commending the remarkable efforts of the registrar, management and staff of JAMB in repositioning and refocusing the board, and in prosecuting its mandate in line with the original objectives of its founders, and, particularly, in aligning its recent performance under his leadership with the best practices of the change agenda of this administration.

I am aware of the deep involvement and large scale involvement of the officials of tertiary institutions in the construction of the test and administration of the 2017 UTME, thereby eliminating the “Us and Them” syndrome which had hitherto characterised the relationship between the Board and the Tertiary Institutions.

In the same spirit, it is already in the public domain that the board has saved and contributed the sum of Five Billion, One Hundred and Seventy-Seven Million, Five Hundred and Eighty Thousand, Two Hundred and Ninety-Seven Naira, Eight Kobo (N5,177,580,297.08), to the Federation Account. There is no doubt about it that this is a result of the registrar’s personal integrity and the regime of accountability, transparency, honesty and patriotism that he has engendered in JAMB. That this is coming from an agency in the education sector makes us very proud.

The Federal Ministry of Education is poised to use the board as an example and a template not only at ensuring accountability in all its agencies, but ensuring that the education sector should become a major fiscal contributor to the nation’s economy. The example of the JAMB has clearly shown that this administration is changing the way and manner of doing government business and also changing the notion that government officials and public officers only hold positions of authority for personal aggrandisement through corruptive means. Therefore, I once more salute the leadership of the board, management and the entire staff of the JAMB for this worthy example. I assure
you that the Federal Government of Nigeria is appreciative of your effort and this administration will do everything possible for you to continue in this stride.

On this note, and in the Name of God, I declare the 2017/2018 Admission Exercise to Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria open.

Thank you.


source: https://schoolnews.com.ng/

The candidates whose names appear below were successful at the Nigerian Navy 2017 Recruitment Aptitude Test held on 12 August 2017. The candidates are to attend an interview at the Nigerian Navy Secondary Ojo, Lagos from Friday 25 August to Saturday 15 September 2017. The interview will include a screening exercise, verification of credentials/certificates, medical and physical tests.

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Candidates are to come along with the following items:

a. Original and photocopies of their credentials

b. Writing materials.

c. Two pairs of navy blue shorts and 2 white (unmarked) T Shirts.

d. A pair of canvas/trainer and stockings.

e. Bed sheets and pillow cases.

f. Set of cutlery.

g. Four recent passport sized photographs.



The candidates are to attend in the following order of their States of origin:

Batch A: Friday 25 August to Thursday 31 August 2017.

Anambra
Bayelsa
Delta
Ebonyi
Edo
Ekiti
Kwara
Lagos
Ogun
Ondo
Osun
Oyo


Batch B: Friday 1 September to Thursday 7 September 2017.

Abia
Akwa Ibom
Benue
Cross River
Enugu
FCT
Imo
Kaduna
Kogi
Nasarawa
Niger
Rivers


Batch C: Friday 8 September to Thursday 14 September 2017.

Adamawa
Bauchi
 Borno
Gombe
Jigawa
Kano
Katsina
Kebbi
Plateau
Sokoto
Taraba
Yobe
Zamfara.


Signed

MM KADIRI

Rear Admiral

for Chief of the Naval Staff

source: http://joinnigeriannavy.com/Home/NNR