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Lagos State Ministry of Education on
Thursday announced that public and
private primary and secondary schools
operating in the state would resume on
April 18.

Dr. Idiat Adebule, the Deputy Governor of
the state, who is also the Commissioner
for
Education, made this announcement in a
statement in Lagos.
Adesegun Ogundeji, the Assistant
Director,
Public Affairs Unit in the ministry, signed
the statement.

In the statement, Adebule said private
and
public schools must adhere strictly to the
2016/2017 academic calendar.

The deputy governor sent a goodwill
message to all pupils and parents,
wishing
them Happy Easter following the
successful
completion of the lent.

She said the 2016/2017 academic
calendar
was jointly agreed upon at the state
education stakeholders’ meeting before
the
commencement of the academic year.

According to Adebule, the adoption of a
uniform calendar will enable proper
planning and ensure that pupils and
students attend school for the number
of
days required per term.

SOURCE: www.dailyschoolgist.com.ng/2017/04/lagos-announces-resumption-dates-for-public-private-schools/

[color=#000000]The British High Commissioner to Nigeria,
His Excellency Mr. Paul Thomas Arkwright (CMG) has visited the Federal University Lokoja and delivered a Public Lecture
entitled "Brexit: Lessons, Challenges and Opportunities for Nigeria. The lecture which took place yesterday at the University Auditorium witnessed large
turnout of staff and students who were present to gain knowledge from the presentation.

The UK Envoy said Nigeria will benefit
from Brexit as Britain would support
Nigeria in the areas of education and
business development. He assured that
Brexit will not hurt relations with Nigeria.

Highlights of the event include interactive
session, presentation of Award to the
High Commissioner and group
photographs.

Earlier, Mr. Arkwright paid a courtesy call
on the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Angela
Freeman Miri in her office at the Adankolo
Campus. Prof. Miri thanked the British
High Commissioner for choosing the
University to deliver the lecture.
The High Commissioner also paid a
courtesy call on the Executive Governor of
Kogi State, His Excellency, Alhaji Yahaya
Bello at the Government House in Lokoja
to discuss possible business/investment
opportunities. As part of his visit, Mr.
Arkwright and his team
embarked on sightseeing of some
mouments around Lokoja Metropolis.

Additional Information:
What does Brexit mean?
Brexit is a word that has become used as a shorthand way of saying the UK leaving the EU - merging the words Britain and exit to get Brexit, in a same way as a
possible Greek exit from the euro was dubbed Grexit in the past.

Why is Britain leaving the European Union?
A referendum - a vote in which everyone (or nearly everyone) of voting age can take part - was held on Thursday 23 June,
2016, to decide whether the UK should leave or remain in the European Union.
Leave won by 51.9% to 48.1%. The referendum turnout was 71.8%, with more than 30 million people voting.
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SOURCE: www.dailyschoolgist.com.ng/2017/04/british-high-commissioner-to-nigeria-visits-ful-delivers-lecture-on-brexit-lessons-challenges-and-opportunities-for-nigeria/

Click The Link Below To See Photos Of The Events

www.fulokoja.edu.ng/gallery-images.php?id=78197

Lalasticlala, Seun, Mynd

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ADMISSION INTO POSTGRADUATE
PROGRAMMES OF THE DELTA STATE
UNIVERSITY, ABRAKA, FOR THE 2017/2018
ACADEMIC SESSION
A) Applications are invited from suitably
qualified candidates for admission into the
underlisted Postgraduate programmes
leading to the award of Postgraduate
Diploma, Professional Masters, Academic
Masters and Doctor of Philosophy Degrees of
the Delta State University, Abraka.
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE
(1) Department of Agricultural
Economics and Extension
PGD, M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes in
Agricultural Economics/Agricultural
Extension
(2) Department of Animal Science
PGD, M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes in Animal
Science
(3) Department of Fisheries
PGD, M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes in
Fisheries
(4) Department of Forestry and Wildlife
PGD, M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes in
Forestry
(5) Department of Agronomy
PGD, Professional Master, M.Sc. and Ph.D.
programmes in Crops Science, Crop
Protection and Soil Science
FACULTY OF ARTS
(1) Department of English and Literary
Studies
M.A. and Ph.D. programmes in English
Language
M.A. and Ph.D. programmes in Literature in
English
(2) Department of Fine and Applied Arts
MFA in the following areas: Graphics,
Ceramics, Sculpture and Textile Design
M.A. and Ph.D. Degrees in Art History
Ph. D. Studio Art degree in: Ceramics,
Graphics, Sculpture, Painting and Textile
(3) Department of History
M.A. and Ph. D. Degrees in History
(4) Department of Music
Postgraduate Diploma in Music (PGDM); M.A.
and Ph.D degrees in Music.
(5) Department of Religious Studies and
Philosophy
M.A./Ph.D. Degree in Religious Studies:
- Old Testament Studies
- New Testament Studies
- Church History – Sociology/
Philosophy of Religion
- African Traditional Religions
- Christian Theology
(6) Department of Theatre Arts
M.A. and Ph.D. in Theatre Arts
(7) Department of Languages and
Linguistics
M.A. degree programmes in: French
language and linguistics; Literature in
French; and Translation
FACULTY OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES
(1) Department of Physiology
M.Sc and Ph.D Degrees in Physiology
(2) Department of Anatomy
M.Sc and Ph.D Degrees in Anatomy
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE)
M.Ed/Ph.D Programmes in the following
areas of Education
1) Department of Educational
Administration and Policy Studies
M.Ed. and Ph.D. degrees in:
Educational Administration; Higher
Education Administration; and
Educational Planning.
2) Department of Guidance and
Counselling
M.Ed. and Ph.D. degrees in: Guidance and
Counselling; Measurement and Evaluation;
and Educational Psychology.
3) Department of Library and
Information Science
PGD, M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Library and
Information Science
4) Department of Curriculum and
Integrated Science
M.Ed. in Science Education – Biology,
Integrated Science, Mathematics and
Chemistry
5) Department of Social Science
Education
M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes in Social
Studies Education
6) Department of Vocational Education
i) M.Ed. and Ph.D. in Agricultural
Education
ii) M.Ed. and Ph.D. in Home
Economics
7) Department of Technical and
Business Education
M.Sc. (Ed.) Industrial Technology
Education
Department of Human Kinetics Health
Education
M.Sc. and Ph.D. in: Human Kinetics
Education; Exercise Physiology and Sports
Science; Sports
Management; and Health Education
POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES IN
INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
i) Postgraduate Diploma in Education
(PGDE)
ii) Postgraduate Diploma in Basic Education
(PGDBE)
iii) Postgraduate Diploma in Educational
Management (PGDEM)
FACULTY OF LAW
Master of Law (LL.M); Master of Law and
Diplomacy (MLD) and Ph.D. in Law
FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
1. Department of Accounting/Banking and
Finance
Postgraduate Diploma in Banking and
Finance (PGDBF)
M. Sc. and Ph. D. Degrees in Banking and
Finance
2. Department of Business Administration
and Marketing
Postgraduate Diploma (PGD), M.Sc. and Ph. D.
in Management
Postgraduate Diploma (PGD), M.Sc. and Ph. D.
in Marketing
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
(1) Department of Animal and
Environmental Biology
Postgraduate Diploma (PGD), M.Sc.
and Ph.D. in Animal and Environmental
Biology
(2) Department of Biochemistry
M. Sc. and Ph.D. Degrees in Biochemistry
(3) Department of Chemistry
M. Sc. and Ph.D Degrees in Chemistry with
specialization in: Analytical/Environmental
Chemistry; Inorganic Chemistry; Organic
Chemistry; Physical Chemistry and Industrial
Chemistry.
(4) Department of Geology
M.Sc. in Engineering Geology/
Environmental Geology/Hydrogeology;
M.Sc. in Petroleum Geology; and M.Sc.
in Mineral Exploration
(5) Department of Mathematics
M.Sc. Mathematics
M.Sc. Industrial Mathematics
(6) Department of Physics
M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in:
Geophysics, Solid State Physics; and
Radiation & Health Physics
M.Sc. in Theoretical Physics
(7) Department of Microbiology
Ph.D. programmes in: Environmental
Microbiology; Food and Industrial
Microbiology; and Medical Microbiology
FACULTY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
(A) Business Administration
Postgraduate Diploma in Business
Administration (PGDBA)
Professional Masters Degree in
Business Administration (MBA)
M.Sc Business Administration
Ph.D. Business Management
(B) Department of Economics
Postgraduate Diploma in Petroleum
Economics (PGDPE)
Professional Masters Degree in Energy and
Petroleum Economics (MEPE)
M.Sc. Ph.D. in Economics
(C) Department of Geography and
Regional Planning
M.Sc. and Ph. D Degrees in Geography and
Regional Planning
(D) Department of Mass Communication
Postgraduate Diploma in Communication
Management (PGDCM);
Professional Masters Degree in
Communication Management (MCM);
M.Sc. Mass Communication
(E) Department of Political Science
M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in Political
Science
(F) Department of Sociology
Master in Crime Control (MCC); M. Sc.
and Ph. Degree in Sociology
Admission Requirements
(A) General Admission Requirements
i. Candidates for Postgraduate Studies must
have a degree or Higher National Diploma
from a Senate recognized institution. They
must have also obtained at least five (5)
credit passes including English Language
and Mathematics in WASC, NECO, GCE
(Ordinary Level), or NABTEB at not more than
two sittings. Pass in English or Mathematics
is not acceptable, and ACE and TC II are not
acceptable (No equivalent to WASC, NECO,
GCE, or NABTEB). Please note that there will
be no waiver for anybody seeking
admission into all programmes.
ii. A candidate applying for Ph. D in any
programme must have obtained at least a
weighted average score of 60% overall or
CGPA of 3.50.
iii. Postgraduate Diploma
Candidates must be holders of bachelor’s
degrees in the relevant discipline from the
Delta State University or any other University
with at least “Third Class Honours” degree
or a HND (Upper Credit) recognized by
Senate.
(B) Specific Requirements
Apart from the general requirements,
candidates are also expected to meet
specific departmental requirements for
admission into different departmental
programmes.
METHOD OF APPLICATION
Candidates are required to visit
www.delsuonline.com and complete the
Delta State University, Abraka 2017/2018 PG
Admission form online and to also generate
an applicant virtual pin of N31,000.00
(Thirty-One Thousand Naira) only. Payment
should be made to any of the follow banks:
Ecobank
UBA
Zenith bank
Unity bank
Note:
All applicants must submit photocopies of
the following document
1. 2 Hard copies of downloaded Application
Form
2. Transcript of all previous qualifications
obtained
3. WASC; NECO; GCE or NABTED Certificate (not
TC II)
4. NYSC Certificate or Exemption or Exclusion
Certificate from NYSC only.
5. A 3 – 5 page research proposal
indicating area of research interest (for Ph.D.
candidates)
Candidates are advised to read the
instructions on the home page of the
Website before completing the application
form.
Candidates should submit the hard copies of
their applications along with other relevant
documents at the Postgraduate School
Office, Abraka on or before 31st May, 2017.
List of those offered provisional admission
into any programme will be published in
Abraka Campus. Screening of provisionally
admitted candidates and payment of fees
will commence immediately thereafter and
end on 31st July, 2017.


SOURCE: www.dailyschoolgist.com.ng/2017/04/delsu-postgraduate-admission-form-is-out-201718/[/color

[color=#000000]There has been traffic jam jam at IMSU junction today as a trailer identified to belong to Aliko Dangote falls.

According to a shopkeeper at IMSU junction who spoke anonymously when being interogated by Dailyschoolgist, she said

"The incident happened yesterday night around 9pm when i was in my shop, i firstly heard a loud horn of the trailer, within 2secs i heard a very loud noise. We ran out and saw that the trailer had fallen. It was carrying bags of cement. We thank God no life was lost".

When dailyschoolgist visit the incidence this morning, there were securities there which prevented us from taking pictures of the incidence and the securities where working in order to make sure that there is free movement of vehicles.

People in owerri can testify this.

SOURCE: www.dailyschoolgist.com.ng/2017/04/tragedy-as-dangote-trailer-falls-along-imsu-junction-in-oweri-imo-state/[/color]

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The University Of Maiduguri Directorate of Remedial Studies has published the 2nd Batch Admission List Continuation of the Remedial Programme for Arts and Science Students for the 2016/2017 session.


The admission list has been made available online.

Candidates are to follow the links below to download in PDF format.

http://www.unimaid.edu.ng/Circulars/Remedial%20Science%20Second%20Batch%20Cont.pdf

http://www.unimaid.edu.ng/Circulars/Remedial%20Arts%20Second%20Batch%20Cont.pdf

Congrats To All Admitted Students!!!

SOURCE: www.dailyschoolgist.com.ng/2017/03/unimaid-201617-2nd-batch-remedial-admission-list-continuation-published/

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My name is Anaele Anthony
Chukwuebuka, am a newly admitted
student in Imo State University (IMSU).

Am dropping the below experiences i
had as a new student in Imo State
University which you may also learn
from

1. Coming To School Late Attracts
Sitting At The Back/Standing

Lol, this is always in every institutions
in Nigeria. You would see some
students who came late sitting at the
back and some standing, the most
agitative one is standing while lectures
are going on, lol, you would be feeling
very unconfortable especially when the
lecturer is busy dictating. Sometimes
when questions are being asked, you
may answer but the lecturer might not
be able to hear you very well by which
he/she would like you to repeat your
answers and all eyes would be on you.

2. You Must Be A Fast Writer

It’s very unfortunate that the male
students are most of the slow writers.
You know as a university student, you
have to be very fast and accurate in
writing. Lecturers do not write on the
board unlike in secondary schools,
what the lecturer does is only to teach
and dictate, if you are not fast in
writing, my brother you are on your
own.

Lol, i do laugh when when some
students shout “Ma/sir what did you
say?, please repeat”. Lol, it is mostly
seen in the male students.

3. Leave The Previous Lecture Hall And
Rush To The Next Lecture Hall As Soon
As The Lecturer Is Done

Lol, this is very amazing!. If you are not
smart enough to move to the nexrt
lecture hall, my brother you would be
amazed to see that your fellow
students have already occupied the
seats and there would be no more
vacancy until lecture is over.

There was one day we were attending
lectures @ old law block, everyone was
rushing inside to get where to sit on. I
rushed to grab a vacant but the girl
sitting behind was like “chai, where is
that my friend i reserved this space
for?” she said “someone is sitting
here” and i was like “what is my
business? Was anyone sitting here
when i came?”. Lol, the girl was like
“oboy this guy is very serious ooo”

4. If You Don’t Have Your Departmental Time-table, You Would Miss Your Lecture Hall

Lol, this sounds very funny and
sometimes very irritating when you
lecture hall for a prticular day. Even if
you ask some old and new students in
campus where your department are
having lectures, lol they would only tell
you “i don’t know, but just go like this,
like that”.

The first day i came to school, one guy
missed where his course mates were
having lectures, lol, the guy was just
walking around the campus like mumu.
I asked him “guy this one you just dey
waka round the campus like person
wey lost his spair keys, wetin happen”
he told me that he has been looking for
where his course mates are having
lectures, and i was like “follow us and
learn nah since you haven’t seen them”.
Lol, and the guy immediately followed
us ooo.

5. You Must Buy The Lecturers’
Handouts
Lol, the first day we came, what our
lecturers told us was that if we don’t
buy their textbooks, we would not see
our result, and i was like “Jeeessss”. Lol,
school is sweet and stressful.

SOURCE: www.dailyschoolgist.com.ng/2017/02/5-experiences-new-student-imo-state-university-imsu/

In our Nigerian higher institution today,
every student need to have a laptop to
help boost their academic activities.

I would be listing out few useful reasons
why you should have a laptop as a
student.

1.A Laptop Will Help You To Do Your
Assignment

Do you know that you can now use your
laptop to do your various assignment
without too much stress? Your laptop is
an inbuilt brain to your academics.

2.It Will Help You To Do Research

It is no longer a news that you can do so
many research with your laptop
computer, you can use your laptop
computer to browse the internet to get
what you want. Infact your laptop can
solve so many academic problems.

3.You Can Earn Money By Designing A
Website For A Company, Individuals, etc

Yes, this is one of the most important way
to generate income or to make money
while in school. This is the process
whereby you can learn website design
and begin to design various websites for
companies, individuals, organisations, etc.

4.You Can Watch Some Movies With Your
Laptop Computer

Yes, you can watch movies with your
laptop computer. Like they say “All work
and no play makes Jack a dull boy”, it’s a
true statement. It’s a must that after you
must have finished reading your books,
you can spend some time on your laptop
by watching some movies, comedies, etc.

5.You Can Store/Save Important Files On
Your Laptop Computer

This is one of the most usefulness of
having a laptop computer as a student.
This would help you store confidential
information on your laptop. Remember
that anything that is stored on your
laptop cannot be lost unless you
tampered with your laptop carelessly or
maybe you lost your laptop.

Summarily, having your own laptop
computer as a student would help boost
your academic performance.

If you know you are a student and you do
not have a laptop computer, start saving
money now for you to be able to buy
yourself a laptop computer.

SOURCE: http://www.dailyschoolgist.com.ng/2016/12/5-important-reasons-laptop-student/

How To Print Your Admission Letter
-Visit http://www.jamb.org.ng/

-You shall be required to create a profile via
the Sign Up (New User) Page if you are a
new user. For existing users, simply type in
your login details. To create your profile, you
will provide your valid email address,
surname, first name, Mobile No, State and
LGA of Origin and password, then click on
the Sign Up button. Each candidate is
entitled to only one profile.

-Subsequently, you shall use your email
address and Password to Sign In

-Once logged in, you will be taken to the
landing page where you will see all available
services.

-Select “Print Admission Letter”. This is
available on the side bar or on the Home
page

-Once you select this service, a Transaction
ID is generated for this service. This will be
displayed on the confirmation page screen.

-Review the details displayed on the
Confirmation Page. Also, note the
Transaction ID displayed in bold in red. The
Transaction ID is useful for all future
references concerning the Transaction. A
copy of this transaction ID will be sent to
your registered email address.

-Click on the Continue button if you wish to
pay with your card immediately. If you wish
to use other payment channels like ATM,
Cash at the Bank and Quickteller, please note
the transaction ID as it will be required.

-On the Interswitch Payment page, enter
your card details and click on the Pay button.

-The status of your payment will be
displayed on the “My Payment Section” An
SMS and email containing your unique
Transaction Identification and payment
status will be sent to you after payment. Click
on the Continue button.

-Once payment is completed, you will be
asked to provide the following: a. Year of
Exam and b. JAMB Registration Number

-After entering the information correctly,
you can now print the Admission Letter Slip
as shown on the screen.

SOURCE :
http://dailyschoolgist.com.ng/print-20162017-jamb-admission-letter

Lalasticlala, Seun, Ijebaby please help move to front page to help some students who are confused on how to print their admission letters.

This is to inform all candidates that
participated in the Federal University of
Technology, Owerri(FUTO) admission
screening exercise that the
supplementary list of successful
candidates offered provisional admission
into various degree programmes in the
institution for the 2016/2017 academic
session is out.

Candidates can now check their names by going to the university official website @ http://futo.edu.ng scrow down and you would see "FUTO SUPPLEMENTARY ADMISSION LIST 2016/2017", click on it, when it opens, scrow down and you would see "DOWNLOAD LIST" click on the link to download the list.

SOURCE:
http://dailyschoolgist.com.ng/futo-supplementry-admission-list-20162017-released-2

It’s very unfortunate that there has been
rumour going round that the Imo State
University (IMSU), has announced the
resumption date for newly admitted
candidates for 2016/2017 academic
session.

As of the time of this publication on
Dailyschoolgist, the Imo State University
(IMSU) has not made any announcement
or stipulated date concerning the
resumption of newly admitted
candidates.
Candidates are adviced to always visit
http://dailyschoolgist.com.ng to stay updated
as the news will be published here
before anywhere else. You can also visit
the university website @
www.imsu.edu.ng to stay informed.

This information is official.

SOURCE:
http://dailyschoolgist.com.ng/2016/11/imsu-resumption-date-newly-admitted-candidates-20162017/

Lalasticlala, Seun, Ijebaby Please help move this to front page plssss

Upon starting up a brand new semester,
every college student is given a fresh
opportunity to re-evaluate his or her
short- and long-term academic goals.
Figuring out what you want to achieve
and how you will go about it is no walk
in the park, but in her book, 100%
Student Success, Third Edition, Gwenn
Wilson explains just why buckling down
and setting academic goals is so
important for university students.
Goal setting is an important part of
succeeding in college. By setting
goals, you accomplish the following:

You set a ‘road map’ for where
you want to go.

You are able to select the most
appropriate method(s) for
reaching your goal.

You are able to more easily
gauge your progress toward
your goal.

You are able to make
adjustments to your goal and
methods as needed.

You know when you have
reached your goal and can
appreciate your
accomplishment.

(7)
Students can prioritize their academic
goals based on both importance levels as
well as timeliness of the projected end-
dates. Some goals will be immediate
tasks that must be accomplished within
the next month. Other goals will be
short-range of six months to a year,
while others are long term and taking
more than a year to accomplish.
Set
goals for the grades you want to earn in
your classes and then work out a plan
for how you will achieve those
grades. Your plans will include study
time spent each week, a plan for getting
assignments in on time, and making
time for tutoring sessions in classes
where you need extra help.”

We’ve summarized
them below:

Set goals based on something that
is very important to you!

State goals positively. “I will study
every night for two hours before
doing other tasks” is more positive
than “I won’t do other tasks in the
evening before studying.”
Be as specific as possible. A goal
should tell you what you will
achieve, describe the conditions,
and provide a time frame.
Set your goals high enough to be
challenging but reasonable
enough to achieve.

State your goals in writing and
keep them out where you can see
to remind and motivate you. Telling
others about your goals can also
help.

Focus on personal performance
verses strictly outcomes. Outcomes
can ultimately be affected by
circumstances that are beyond
your control, but performance is all
up to you. For example, a fitness
goal to go to the gym five times
per week is more productive than
a goal to lose five pounds per
week. You can control your
performance but not necessarily
how quickly your body will react.

(7-
When you do successfully complete one
of your goals, remember to reward your
accomplishments and re-evaluate your
opportunities for setting new goals!

SOURCE : http://dailyschoolgist.com.ng/tips-reach-academics-goal-university

In our Nigerian institutions today, most students are not even aware that they are there to learn. But today, i will list annd explain fully 4 tips and guidlines that will help you succeed academically.

These tips are arranged accordingly and should also be followed accordingly if you really want to see yourself improving academically.

1.Buy TextBooks:-
I am listing this as number one because without it, i don't think you can succeed academically, i call it the root of knowledge. Sometimes, it's very unfortunate that our youths ignore buying textbooks/handouts, they are only interested in buying cloths, shoes, lip sticks, sprays, weavons, etc just to impress their opposite sex. Sometimes, this is being caused by ignorance, pride and lack of advice from parents? It is actually good to look good but try to spend most of the money on textbooks/handouts.

On the other hand, you would see and hear some of them saying and complaining that they do not have money to buy textbooks, but they normally buy cloths and shoes. This is very annoying and unencouraging, tomorrow the blame would be put on the innocent parents who do not even know what their children are doing in school.

2. Read Very Harder :- in this category, some students do have textbooks but do not even read them, if you go to some lodges/hostels of our Nigerian universities, you would see some useful textbooks/handouts being used as toilet papers. This category is common in every institution.

Please students, read your books, do not forget that it is part of your knowledge, without it you cannot pass any examination.
Read constantly, your parents who gives you money for textbooks/handouts are not fools, they want your success, your success in your academics is their concern.

3. Avoid Girls :- Yes, i said you should avoid girls because most of them would

CONTINUE READING @ http://dailyschoolgist.com.ng/4-important-things-that-would-help-you-succeed-in-your-academics

This is to notify all 2016/2017 aspirants of Imo State University (IMSU) that the institution begins her 2016/2017 ADMISSION
SCREENING EXCERCISE TODAY, FRIDAY
23RD SEPT 2016

All 2016/2017 UTME Aspirants of Imo State
University who got an SMS NOTIFICATION
from the University should respond to the
Notification by appearing to the University
today friday 23rd September 2016 for
their Screening excercise.

REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SCREENING

1. Original O Level Result
2. Original Jamb Result
3. Birth certificate
4. Local government Identification letter
5. Passport
6. UTME Print-out
7. Other Original Credentials

NB : This screening excercise is for only
those Aspirants that got an SMS
NOTIFICATION from the University.
STAY INFORMED WITH BY ALWAYS VISITING THIS WEBSITE.

Share to All IMSU Aspirants.

SOURCE:
http://myschoolpunch.com/forum2_theme_112873138.xhtml?tema=229

By this time last year, alot of aspirants brought a report to us against this name "Paul Okoye" on facebook.

According to the report, Paul Okoye has been claiming to be the admission officer of different institutions.
According to a girl called Chukwukere C Oliver who said Paul Okoye extorted N20,000 from her last year promissing to give her admission in Federal Polytechnic Nekede. When the victim tried calling the number the fraudstar provided, we found out that her number had been blacklisted.

We are using this medium to warn all aspirants of different institutions not to pay any amount of money to anyone you did not know. Please help share this information to the members of the public especially to aspirants.
SOURCE:
http://myschoolpunch.com/Beware-Of-This-Admission-Fraudster-On-Facebook-Called-"Paul-Okoye"

Lalasticlala, Seun please move to front page many aspirants are not aware of this.

Post Author: Anaele Anthony Chukwuebuka (AnthonyD'great)

In Our Nigerian Institutions Today, we have alot of good girl friends and a alot of bad girl friends. Girls are precious gift to men, while men are the pillars of the family.

Good girl friends are very hard to discover, they are difficult to have, they are always humble, courageous, caring, trusthworthy, etc.

The following are the most six ways to discover a good girl friend;

1. She Speaks For You Whenever You Are In Trouble : Yes!, she speaks for you when your colleagues in school begin to maltreat you. She's always eager to defend you anywhere even when others say things against you.

2. She's Always Angry Whenever A Lecturer Shouts At You : Some lecturers are very harsh that they do not tolerate any rubbish especially whenever a student wants to go out to make a call while lecture is going on. He might shout at you and say "hey you fool go and sit down before i kick the hell out of you!". Whenever such happens, the girl who loves you would be feeling so angry with the lecture but some of thses categories of girls hide their feelings, after lecture, she approaches you and say "Baby am very sorry on the way the lecturer shouted at you".

3. She Visit You And Sometimes Spends The Weekend With You Whenever She Hears You Are Very Sick : This is usually common in every Institution. She doesn't hesitate to visit you whenever she hears that you are sick, she buys you fruits to eat.

4. She Wakes You Up Every Night To Read With Her : You can hardly see a girl who does it. I call this one the real love because she wants you to excell in your academics. This type of girl is worth to be called a wife. You should never lose to marry her after your graduation in the university. I call these types "The suger education".

5. She Gives You Her Bank Details To Withraw Some Money Whenever You Are Broke : It's always difficult to for girls to disclose her account details to you. Any girl who does this loves you more than her wealth, do not lose to marry her.

6. She Advices You To Get Her Pregnant Immediately After Your Final Year Exam : It's no doubt that some girls are very smart and wise. This type of girl would advice or even force you to make her pregnant immediately after both of you had written your final year exams.

But do you know that she has her reason for doing that? The reason is clear, it's because she doesn't want to lose you. She wants to have children for you .

My Advice
If you have a girl who possesses the above qualities, please make sure you marry her because she would take care of your children and would also advice you whenever you lacks advice.

SOURCE:
http://myschoolpunch.com/6-Ways-To-Discover-A Girl-That-Loves-You-When-You-Are-In-Higher-Institution

Lalasticlala, Ijebaby pls help move it to front page

Lol @ Xtremelycoded, i only wrote waec 2 times ooo

Today, we are going to talk about the reasons why most students fail WAEC exams and how to avoid it. But before i proceed, let me explain the meaning of the word "WAEC". WAEC stands for West African Examinations Council. Now, let's go straight to the points. The following are the reasons why candidates fail waec exams;

1. Lack Of Reading : Yes!, this is the most common factor why candidates fail both WAEC and NECO examinations. The male students are mostly under this category, they are addicted to it. Most of these students does not even care whether they have exams to write, they are always busy on the social medias mostly on facebook, twitter and whatsapp chatting, sending love messages to their girl friends and boy friends. These type of people finds it very hard to read their books, they are always looking for a place to have fun.

If you find yourself under the above category, please change your ways, look back and re-think, make a reading timetable for yourself and make sure you follow it accordingly. Paste your reading timetable in your room so that you would not forget to read. Pray to God let the hunger to read catch you

2. Shy To Ask Questions In The Class : Some students are too fond of this, they are always ashamed to ask questions in order not to be harrassed by the teacher and some of the students. Sometimes i blame some teachers, when a student ask a reasonable question, the teacher will rudely tell the student to sit down and some of the illiterates in the class will start laughing at the student. When such happens, how would you expect such student and other related students to ask questions.

Please teachers, students should be given maximum privilege to ask questions after teaching, you too should also ask them questions based on the topic. The class is like a political gathering whereby people come together to express themselves and achieve an aim. By so doing, i think the shy candidates would not remain dumb to ask questions in the class.

3. Being In A hurry To Write While Not Told To Do So : yes!, this is found in most candidates who think they know it all. Immediately answer sheets and question papers are shared, some students had already started writting without the consent of the supervisor/supervisors. What if the exam questions were not in the textbooks/notebooks you red? What would you do? Again, what if the supervisor sees you and decided to write exam malpractice for you? What would you do?

Before writting any examination, the first thing that shoul come to your mind is prayer, it's very imporant..

4. Fear : Another factor is fear, and it's for those who lacks reading. When looking at any student who falls under this category in the examination hall, he/she looks dumb.

Before writting any examination, try your best to remove fear, comport yourself very well and pray to God and He shall see you through,.

5. Ignoring The Instructions On The Question Paper And Answer Sheet : Most students lack the knowledge that instructions on the question paper and answer sheets are being taken serious by the markers. Following and obeying instructions helps increase your marks. Some candidates are very fond of doing what they want with their answer sheets papers. Keep your answer sheets clean.

It's very unfortunate that you would see some candidates writting on the Margin of their answer sheets. According to waec, the instruction says "Do Not Write On Either Margin", that rule should be respected. The margin is very useful to the markers because it's the place where marks/scores of such candidate are being alotted. NOTE : some markers reduces the marks of any candidate who writes on the margin.

6. Not Submitting Whenever Asked To Do So : All candidates are fond of this, they would be wanting to write everything without even minding whether the supervisor is telling them to submit or not. Some forgot that the supervisor can write against them. Do not forget that whatever the supervisor writes against them would be taken by Waec Board.

7. Centres That Has Bad Record On WAEC list : This is the factor that fails both the intelligent students. This is the situation that causes students to fail no matter what they write. The centre is being regarded as exam malpractice centre. PLEASE TAKE NOTE, before registering in any waec exam centre, try to make enquiry to know if it's a blacklisted centre before proceeding to register with them.

Summarily, before writting waec exam, read harder, Remove fear, make enquiries, and lastly but not the list, pray to GOD for guidance.

This Post Is Originally Written And Composed By Anaele Anthony Chukwuebuka (AnthonyD'great)

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SOURCE:
http://myschoolpunch.com/7-Major-Reasons-Why-Students-Fail-WAEC-Exams-Every-year-And-How-To-Avoid-Them

Thanks very much @Horlorlardaey for your encouragement

@Toluwani, can we do a backlink?