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Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by Nobody: 5:11pm On Jul 01, 2014 |
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Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 5:59pm On Jul 01, 2014 |
PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEES ON NEEDS ASSESSMENT OF POLY & COLLEGES OF EDUCAION SUBMIT REPORTS The Committees set up by the Federal Government to assess the infrastructural and related needs of the public Polytechnics and Colleges of Education across the country with a view to come up with actionable recommendations that would guide government in repositioning the institutions have submitted their reports. Presenting the reports on behalf of the members of the committees on Tuesday, 01 July 2014 in Abuja, Mrs. Hindatu U. Abdullahi, Director, Tertiary Education Department, who chaired the Committee of Colleges of Education, said that the committees adopted diverse methodologies, including data collection templates, to capture various information from fifty-nine (59) Polytechnics made up of 21 Federal and 38 States, and sixty-six (66) Colleges of Education comprising 21 Federal and 45 State. She said that the reports contain the findings and recommendations of the committees based on facts, figures and tangible evidence gathered from the institutions visited. Receiving the report, the Supervising Minister of Education, Chief (Barr.) Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, thanked the members of the committees for timely submission of the reports, saying that the reports will be immediately forwarded to Mr. President. He assured that government would extensively deliberate on the reports as done for Universities with a view to finding funding options. Some of the findings in the reports are as follows:- •All categories of physical facilities in both Polytechnics and Colleges of Education are grossly inadequate, while available ones are utilized beyond the installed capacity; •Some vital learning resources are completely unavailable; •The enrolment policy of 60:40 ratio for Science and Arts based courses in Colleges of Education and 70:30 in favour of Science /Technology and Arts/Social Sciences in Polytechnics is not implemented; •In some institutions, the teacher-student ratio is low; •Most of the institutions do not have on-campus hostels while the available ones are overcrowded, poorly lit and not adequately ventilated and in a state of disrepair; •Municipal facilities are inadequate and in poor condition. Based on these findings, the Committees recommended the followings: •Completion of abandoned and on- going projects; •Rehabilitation and upgrading of facilities, infrastructures that are in the state of disrepair; •Provision and rehabilitation of students hostels through public private partners; •Recruitment of qualified teachers and training /re- training of personnel; •Provision of essential Learning Resources/ Materials; •All Polytechnics and Colleges of Education should be linked to the National Power Grid and provide alternative/ support of power in Libraries, Laboratories, Workshops and Studios; •Review of the laws establishing these institutions. Specific recommendations for Polytechnics are: •Removal of the dichotomy between holders of the 1st Decree qualifications and Higher National Diploma; •The Curriculum of the Polytechnics should be reviewed regularly to address changes in industries and the demand in society, ensuring inputs from stakeholders; •The National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) and National Universities Commission (NUC) should develop standards for the award of B. Tech by Polytechnics. Specific recommendations for Colleges of Education are as follows: •Grant autonomy to deserving Colleges of Education to award degrees in Education; •Colleges of Education running Degree programmes should increase the enrolment of students into their programmes; •The National Commission for Colleges of Education (NCCE) should ensure that all Colleges of Education running a Degree programme should have not less than sixty per cent PhD holders of the total academic staff strength for each of the degree courses. •Provision of Centres for Education technology (CET) with all the requisite facilities. It would be recalled that President Goodluck Jonathan, in May 2013, approved the constitution of the NEEDS Assessment Committees of Nigerian Public Polytechnics and Colleges of Education, which the Honourable Minister of State for Education, Chief (Barr.) Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, inaugurated on October 28, 2013, to among others, carry out a detailed inventory and appraisal of all existing physical facilities for teaching and learning in the institutions with particular reference to their adequacy, quality and relevance. |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 7:33pm On Jul 01, 2014 |
FrancisTony: HmmnBREAKING Supervising Minister For Education Barr Nyesom Wike once again absent from the ASUP/COAESU and FG meeting ongoing in Abuja today. It could be recalled that the minister's absence in the previous meeting necessitated the postponment of the meeting till today 1 Like |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 9:34am On Jul 02, 2014 |
THE Joint Admission and Matriculations Board (JAMB) has released the cut-off marks for the 2014 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), retaining the existing 180 cut-off mark for admission into universities in Nigeria. The board has also pegged the cut-off marks for admission into Polytechnics and Colleges of Education (COE) at 150. These were arrived at on Tuesday, after debate by stakeholders, including vice chancellors, Rectors and Provosts at the fifth combined policy meeting on admissions to tertiary institutions held at the National Universities Commission (NUC). JAMB Registrar and Chief Executive, Professor ‘Dibu Ojerinde, who made this known while speaking with newsmen, said the decisions were unanimously accepted by all stakeholders at the meeting. |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 9:39am On Jul 02, 2014 |
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Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by Nobody: 10:09am On Jul 02, 2014 |
mastermynd: THE Your post is always on one side? 1 Like |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by kcboy34(m): 10:37am On Jul 02, 2014 |
FrancisTony:dat should be the thread I created. I decided not 2 recreate it again because yabatech threads are too much. The main aim is 2 assist aspirant and that is still possible without creating a thread. I will follow all and drop answers 2 questions asked on any of the thread |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by Olami90: 2:12pm On Jul 02, 2014 |
[quote author=kcboy34] dat should be the thread I created. I decided not 2 recreate it again because yabatech threads are too much. The main aim is 2 assist aspirant and that is still possible without creating a thread. I will follow all and drop answers 2 questions asked on any of the thread [/quote] tnkz for understanding jare. pple can open mouth nd spill isshh.u are seein from my perspective.all is well |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 10:36pm On Jul 04, 2014 |
Federal Polytechnic Bida ASUP suspends strike, resumes clasess Another Federal Polytechnic, this time, Federal Polytechnic, Bida has suspended its strike and resumed full academic activities. The resumption of academic activities in Bida brings to six the number of Federal Polytechnics who have pulled out of the prolonged strike after the Federal Government resolved three key demands of ASUP. The school’s lecturers have consequently announced the suspension of its strike and resumed classes. A statement issued by the polytechnic’s spokesman Ruth Bawa said the chapter’s congress took the decision on Tuesday. Among the reasons advanced by the lecturers for calling off their strike was that the school was lagging “behind as it is yet to conclude its 2011/2012 academic session”. They also pointed out “how the nine months old strike has crippled the Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) of the institution,” the statement said. The statement said lectures has since commenced. |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 4:56pm On Jul 05, 2014 |
Minister begs ASUP to call off strike …as committee to bridge HND/B.Sc dichotomy submits report The Supervising Minister of Education, Barrister Nyesom Wike, yesterday appealed to the leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) to call off its 11-month-old industrial action in the interest of the country. Wike assured that government is working assiduously to see that issues surrounding the strike are properly addressed. He said this in Abuja at the presentation of the report of the technical committee set up by the Federal Government on the removal of ceiling on career progression of HND holders and dichotomy between HND holders and degrees holders. The minister promised that the report would be forwarded to the Secretary to the Government of the Federation for immediate action. His words: “Let me on behalf of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation for completing the assignment given to them. Of cause we all know that this assignment is very serious; it is not any easy one, but what is important is that you have come up with far reaching decisions that would help to address some of the challenges that have been identified in the polytechnic sector. “It is for ASUP to know that government is willing to solve the entire problem, but ASUP should know that the interest of this nation is paramount to everybody and that government is doing a lot of sacrifices to meet up on its own demand. ASUP should also in the interest of the nation call off the strike.” The committee called for the strengthening of the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) so that it can continue with the review of curricular of the polytechnic sector and bring it in line with global and industrial standard. Presenting the report the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education, Mr. MacJohn Nwaobiala, who is also the chairman of the committee, explained that the committee identified the imperative for changes to be made in classification of HND holders in the Scheme of Service as a first step to opening the career ladder to enable them reach the maximum grade levels in the civil service. He also underlined the need to maintain standards, by not creating two different B. Tech degrees, and therefore considered it more beneficial to synchronize the B. Tech Curriculum proposed by the NBTE, for the polytechnics with the B. Tech degree approved for the universities by NUC, to avoid further dichotomy. Speaking to journalists shortly after the presentation of the report, the President of ASUP, Chibuzor Asumogha, disclosed that the presentation of the report was “a step forward” in calling off the strike. |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by Nobody: 5:32pm On Jul 05, 2014 |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 7:11am On Jul 07, 2014 |
ASUP STRIKE:: Confusion amongst ASUP Yabatech executives wether to pull out or not, recently ASUP P.R.O yabatech chapter released a statement urging the members to calm down and keep up with the struggle,as everytin wld end soon once their arrears are being paid. But some of these ASUP executives are arguing for yabatech to pull out since the chapter of national president have pulled out and Mr Adeyemi is not helping matters. Below is the statement made by the arguing executive that wants yabatech to pull out:----------- ---He wrote"""I understand d need for d struggle and firmly support it. The economic pains are d necessary price to pay for a better future and am not worried about that. When I posted last what was bothering me is if the poly of our National president is pulling out does he have any moral justification for asking us his followers to keep up d struggle. And besides the executive of ASUP yabatech are not doing enough to feed us back. Most of what we know about d struggle comes from outside sources. I mean if u want us to feel the pains are worthwhile we need to be in the pix all d time."""""""""" """""---------- ----- there is God oh!! |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 4:52pm On Jul 08, 2014 |
Eleven months after, the polytechnics and Colleges of Education teachers’ strike continues. Minister of Education Nyesom Wike blamed it all on the teachers, saying they were delaying the strike’s end. Speaking at the public presentation on the education sector’s transformation under President Goodluck Jonathan, Wike said the N40 billon demanded by the teachers (N20billion for polytechnics and N20 billion for Colleges of education) would be paid in phases, but the two unions Academic Staff Union of Polytechnic (ASUP) and the Colleges of Education Academic Staff Union (COEASU) disagreed. He said the government could not raise the money at once, hence the plan to pay installmentally . Wike said: “Government is not the one holding on to the strike. An agreed proposal to pay CONTISS-15 arrears of salaries to ASUP members in phases is facing complications. Strike is not something you resolve easily. “As of February when the arrears were computed, both ASUP and COEASU made a demand of N20billion each, amounting to a total of N40billion. It is not possible for government to raise N40bn. It was later agreed that the money be paid in two phases of N20bn apiece.” It was gathered that the government, ASUP and COEASU agreed that N20billion would be paid in April and N20bn in September or October. The source said: “The minister later informed a committee he chaired at a meeting that the two unions wrote to him after he had communicated the agreement to President Goodluck Jonathan to say that they were no longer accepting the phased payment proposal.” But the National President of ASUP, Dr Chibuzor Asomugha, faulted the minister’s claim. Asomugha denied the union’s rejection of the proposal, saying that it was disappointing that the minister would be making such comments when efforts at resolving the crisis were going. Asomugha said last night: “We did not reject the proposal; I think we have gone beyond that part. The question is: “Did the minister plan to pay that money at all? Did he put it in the budget?” “First he (Wike) told us it (N20 billion) was in the budget; later, he said it was not in the budget. “Why did he bring the Salaries and Wages Commission to begin to raise objections about the payment, if actually he wanted to pay? “ASUP did not reject anything. We ever proposed installmental payment and we rolled out a plan on how it would be paid, which the minister rejected but tried to impose his own on us, which we also rejected. “Later, we arrived at a plan on the installment payment on the order of President with the Ministry of Labour. If the minister was ready to pay any kind of installment and the time was up, is it our refusal that will now stop him from paying?. Or is it our refusal that stopped him from attending three meetings with the Senate Committee on Education conveyed to resolve the matter?’” he said. On Jonathan’s score card, Wike said that part of the challenges facing the government is that about 10 million children are out of school adding that government had confronted the problem by building 120 Almajiri schools in the North. Wike expressed disappointment that despite Federal Government’s efforts in assisting state governments towards improving quality of basic education, about N53 billion Federal Government and Universal Basic Education (FG/UBE) is still unaccessed. The government, he disclosed, has approved nine more Federal universities to improve access across the country. “High impact grant to institutions by TETFund, supporting institutions in developing critical infrastructure. Each university received N3 billion, polytechnic N1 billion and College of Education N1 billion each. The Federal Government funding of Federal universities and inter-Universit y centres from 2010 to 2013 is N229, 631, 170, 175. Laboratory in 51 Federal and state polytechnics upgraded at the cost of N15 billion.” |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by Nobody: 6:26pm On Jul 09, 2014 |
abeg...wat subjects do i choose for office tech im my post-utme. |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 9:49pm On Jul 09, 2014 |
Ernestsimeon: abeg...wat subjects do i choose for office tech im my post-utme.rephrase ur question pls.. |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by Otuya94(m): 11:06pm On Jul 09, 2014 |
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Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 11:38pm On Jul 09, 2014 |
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Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 11:42pm On Jul 09, 2014 |
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Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by Nobody: 4:17pm On Jul 10, 2014 |
mastermynd: rephrase ur question pls.. i mean wat subjects will i b writing 4 my post-utme as an office management student in yabatech. |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 11:17pm On Jul 10, 2014 |
Shekarau to ASUP: Resume classes while negotiations continue Minister of Education, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau has appealed to the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, ASUP, to suspend their ongoing strike and allow for conclusion of negotiations. The Minister who met ASUP leadership in his office today urged the striking lecturers to honour him and respect their students by returning to the classrooms. He said that as soon as he receives full briefing from Ministry officials, he will work towards ensuring that the only outstanding demand of the union, which is the payment of CONTISS 15 arrears is tackled. Earlier, ASUP President, Mr Chibuzor Asomugha appealed to the new Minister to take immediate steps to settle the CONTISS 15 arrears owed the Polytechnic lecturers so that they can return to work. He also complained about the no-work, no pay policy of the Federal Government, saying that Polytechnic lecturers are having a rough time. Meanwhile, seven out of the 21 Federal Polytechnics have resumed for academic work. Among the 7 Federal Polytechnics is the school of the ASUP President, where his colleagues appear to have lost faith in the protracted strike....... |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by Bomi(m): 11:26am On Jul 11, 2014 |
Hunnnnn, this ASUP strike especial as it concern Yaba Tech is very embarrassing. It is not coordinated and well plan! The only success recorded is the sensitization of government on the flight of Nigerian Polytechnics. This suppose to call for all hand on deck among educators across board even NLC! |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 2:10pm On Jul 11, 2014 |
Bomi: Hunnnnn, this ASUP strike especial as it concern Yaba Tech is very embarrassing. It is not coordinated and well plan! The only success recorded is the sensitization of government on the flight of Nigerian Polytechnics. This suppose to call for all hand on deck among educators across board even NLC!dats naija for u.. |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 2:13pm On Jul 11, 2014 |
UPDATE: The Senate President of NAPS: comrade Salaudeen Lukman has declared that the longsufferring ASUP strike is very much likely to be suspended tomorrow. While academic activities may be restored latest next week. |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 11:55am On Jul 12, 2014 |
ASUP, has suspended its 10-month-old strike. The strike, which started in October, was suspended on Saturday morning at the National Executive Council, NEC, meeting of the union held in Abuja. The National Publicity Secretary of ASUP, Clement Chirman, confirmed the suspension of the strike to PREMIUM TIMES. He said all striking lecturers have been directed to resume work on Tuesday. The ASUP NEC meeting was held two days after the leadership of the union held a ‘fruitful’ meeting with the new Education Minister, Ibrahim Shekarau, who was sworn-in by President Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday. The ASUP NEC consists of all chapter (polytechnic) chairmen of the union and the national executives. Details later… http:// www.premiumtimesng.com/? p=164787 |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by QweenMercy(f): 12:31pm On Jul 12, 2014 |
Hallelujaahhhhhhh!!!! Abeg My people help me tank BABA GOD OHH.. At last The Strike has been called off,11 months ko easy nau... Oya e jijo SHOKI....SKELEWU join even AZONTO nt 4gettin SEKEM..LMFAO... YABATECH Here I cum.... So so so so so so HAPPY ryt nw.. 1 Like |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 12:43pm On Jul 12, 2014 |
QweenMercy: Hallelujaahhhhhhh!!!!oya nau ...my sister it aint easy ooo..complex ,pgd ,tinz loading... But na suspend sha o.. |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by Nobody: 12:49pm On Jul 12, 2014 |
WOW! Finally. Thank God. *Rushing things* |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by Nastydroid(m): 12:53pm On Jul 12, 2014 |
Lol..at last |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by QweenMercy(f): 1:12pm On Jul 12, 2014 |
mastermynd: oya nau ...my sister it aint easy ooo..complex ,pgd ,tinz loading... suspend ohh,call off oo....dah one no concern me....Wat i knw for sure is dat we ar resumin...#lobatan |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by mastermynd(m): 5:39pm On Jul 12, 2014 |
QweenMercy:dats d spirit o. |
Re: 2015/2016 Yabatech Admission,post Utme And Screening Processes by Olami90: 6:33pm On Jul 12, 2014 |
QweenMercy: Hallelujaahhhhhhh!!!! lolzzzzzz... badt gal. i knw u go b one whats up babe......... buh i neva see u dancin shoki ooo. |
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