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“It has become imperative for a new minimum wage, because the last minimum wage has a life span of five years, it was signed into law by President Goodluck Jonathan- and it elapsed by Aug. 2016. “So it is a law that it would have a national application for both those in the private sector and those in the public sector

The Minister of Labour and
Employment, Chris Ngige, has
said its time for the Federal
Government to fix a new
minimum wage of Nigerian
workers. Ngige, who made the remark on
Friday, also stressed that the new
minimum wage was long overdue. The minister disclosed that the
federal executive council (FEC)
would review the report of the joint
committee on the national minimum
wage on Wednesday. He noted that the 16-man technical
committee on minimum wage and
palliatives had submitted its report
to the main committee, headed by
the secretary to the government of
the federation. According to Ngige, “This report
have being adopted just last week
by the 29 -man joint committee. “So the report is now being taken to
the Federal Executive Council
(FEC) for approval next week and
then the Acting President will
constitute a National Minimum
Wage Review Committee. “This National Minimum Wage
Review Committee will then fix a
new minimum wage for the country.

Timi Dakolo – Iyawo Mi Sunny Nneji – Oruka Tosin Martins – OLO MI 9ice – Wedding Day Oritse – Femi Igbeyawo Now let’s talk, which of these
wedding songs is your favourite?

“Wedding is the convocation while Marriage is the institution. Play at the wedding and get serious with the marriage” ......It’s the season of celebration, lots of intended couples will be officially admitted into the institution called marriage with series of lit wedding parties this year. Yeah! if you are not getting married this year, you will surely be a guest at a good number of wedding ceremonies. On these wedding days, couples are happy, friends, families and guests are always delighted. Apart from the aspect of Nigerian weddings where you have to eat jollof and small chops, that special moment when couples troop to the dance floor to shake body to series of amazing wedding songs is always an interesting scene to witness. There exist many amazing wedding songs that have been doing the magic at many Nigerian weddings. While some are good for couple entrance some are best for the moment when the ring goes into the finger. Below are Top 5

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iii. Intra – and Inter-Unitersity
transfer candidates who have the U.M.E. admission requirements as stated above. The level to which transfer is made depends on the qualification and must not have had a carry over. B. Other Programmes (B.M.L.S. AND B.SC. Physiology) i. 5 year programme (BMLS) and 4 year programme (B.Sc. Physiology) the 6 year programme for the MBBS. for BMLS and 3 year programme for B.Sc. Physiology (Direct Entry). As in A (ii) above for the 5 year programme for the MBBS. However, a degree in any Biological Sciences or related discipline or any other qualifications which is considered to be equivalent to the above qualification may be accepted. ii. Transfer As in A (iii) above for the MBBS Inter/Intra University transfers, except that such candidates could have had a carry over but the CGPA must not be less than 1. All transfers are subject to availability of vacancy. Screening tests may be administered to candidates to determine whether or
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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS A. MBBS Programme A student is admitted into the MBBS degree programme of the College of Medicine, Ambrose Alli University through either of the following routes: i. Six Year Programme Through University Matriculation Examination
(U.M.E.)
Candidates with a credit pass in at least five subjects at the GCE/ SSCE/NECO or equivalent level at not more than two sittings. The subjects must include Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and English Language. Only candidates with high scores in JAMB not below 50% are selectable. ii. Five Year Programme Through Direct Entry (D.E.)
Candidates must satisfy the U.M.E. requirements in addition to: Advanced Level GCE or equivalent at not more than two sittings in Biology (or Zoology), Physics and Chemistry, or B.Sc. (Hons.) degree at the second class or higher level in the subjects of Biology, Zoology, Botany, Chemistry, Medical Laboratory and related Sciences.

FACULTIES Basic Medical Sciences Clinical Sciences DEGREES AWARDABLE IN THE COLLEGE The degrees awardable currently in the College are MBBS, B.Sc., Medical Physiology and Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Sciences (BMLS). The MBBS degree is without honour classification but the B.Sc. Physiology and Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Sciences are with classification based on CGPA. A student may however pass with distinction in individual subject in the MBBS degree. Post graduate programmes are also available in Medical Physiology and Medical Laboratory Sciences.

For the Medical Laboratory Science and Physiology programmes, the specific objectives are: To produce Medical Laboratory Scientist and Physiologists, to perform effectively in Hospital, Diagnostic, Preventive and Public Health Services and Research and quality assurance industries To produce biological and diagnostic reagents as well as fabricate and maintain equipments.

Specifically in relation to the MBBS programme, the objectives of the programme: To provide a sound and professional basis for the training of Doctors capable of working anywhere in Nigeria with other health workers; To produce Doctors who satisfy internationally recognized standards, and who can undertake further training towards specialization anywhere in the world; and To produce Doctors with sufficient managerial ability to play a leadership role in health care delivery.

OBJECTIVES OF THE COLLEGE The organization and conduct of courses leading to the award of degrees, diplomas, certificates and allied university qualifications and distinctions in Medical and related fields of study, taking into account the requirements of the state and the country; The conduct of research in the field of Medical and related sciences, taking account of the state and national requirements with respect to studies in the Health Sciences The organization and conduct of conferences, seminars, studies and related activities in Medical and related sciences.

College of Medicine PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COLLEGE The philosophy of the College is to train medical personnel for the sustenance and development of health care delivery for Nigeria in particular and humanity in general. For the MBBS Programme, the Philosophy is to train Medical Doctors for the sustenance and development of health care delivery in Nigeria in particular and humanity in general. While that of the Medical
Laboratory Sciences and Physiology are to produce Medical Laboratory Scientists and Physiologists respectively, capable of working in health sector including Primary Health Care anywhere in Nigeria and beyond.

Psychology: The programe is aimed at developing and improving students understanding of social problem through the efficient use of modern social research techniques . Sociology: The programme aims at the development of the student's critical judgment, his ability to observe, understand, analyse, and synthesise data on socio-economic problems using social science methods, and on national issues.

The faculty of Social Sciences information handbook is designed to provide students, staff and other interested readers vital information on various aspects of the Faculty's academic programme. The range of information covered is indicated in
the table of contents. DEPARTMENTS The Faculty of Social Sciences has five academic departments : Economics: The B.Sc. (Economics) Degree Programme aims at producing graduates who are above to assist in the solution of Economic problem that affect the society at large. Library and Information Science: The main objectives of the Programme, which will be by course work and by dissertation are to identify the central academic body of knowledge which will permit the students to face changes of all kinds including
changes and challenges in information technology. Political Science: The B.Sc (Political Science) Degree Programme aims at producing graduates who are able to assist in tending the solution of political problems that affect the society at
large.

Faculty of Social
Sciences PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVES The faculty of Social Sciences aims at ensuring as much as possible a balanced development of the individual with the ultimate goal of perfecting the individual awareness of himself/herself in relation to the world around him/ her. 'It therefore, adopts that policy of interdisciplinary exposure which ensures that the students are not limited to their discipline. The various departments in the Faculty guide and encourage students to cultivate and refine their faculties for identifying, defining, analyzing and solving problems of significance to mankind. The Faculty emphasizes the development of effective research methodologies, geared towards the solution of societal problems.

Microbiology Microbial Ecology, Industrial, Food, Medical and Environmental Microbiology, Immunology; and MicroGenetics Physics Courses leading to B.Sc. Physics and B.Sc. Applied Geophysics respectively. Zoology Parasitology, Animal Physiology, Hydrobiology and Fisheries and Molecular Biology.

of the trainng programmes DEPARTMENTS The faculty at present consists of the following eight departments Biochemistry Food and Nutritional Biochemistry, Enzymology, Clinical Biochemistry, Industrial Biochemistry, Biochemical Genetics and Molecular Biology. Botany Plant Breeding, Crop Protection and soil science Chemistry Inorganic, Organic, Environmental Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Polymer Science and Technology, and Natural Products Chemistry. These are two degree options in the department, viz B.Sc. Chemistry and B.Sc. and Industrial Chemistry. Computer Science General Computing, System Analysis and Design, Software Maintenance, Database Management and Design Analysis. Mathematics and Statistics Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Statistics, Industrial
Mathematics, Quality Control, Experimental Design, Stochastic Process and Probability Theory for Statistics option.

Faculty of Natural
Sciences PHILISOPHY AND OBJECTIVES The philosophy and objectives of the faculty of natural sciences is the production of the scientific and technological manpower necessary for achieving the national goals of Nigeria in general, and those of Edo State in particular. To attain this, emphasis will be placed on the following objectives. The inculcation in students of the fundamental principles on science The application of these principles to societal problems The development in students of the capacity to innovate and improvise using local resources. It is hoped that the graduates produced will: Meet the needs of the State Government and the country for the teaching of all science subjects in their various institutions of learning. Fit into positions in the science and research sections of the various government ministries and parastatals and the private sector. Become self-employed by setting up small-scale industries/project
(commercial) as a result of the practical/applied orientation

or College of approved standard in the discipline. Every direct entry candidate should also have at least, a pass in Mathematics or a Science subject. Not more than one commercial or allied subject, such as Commerce, Business Method, Account, Book-keeping, Typing, etc. is acceptable

take place within legal frameworks, it is necessary that the student of law should have a broad general knowledge and exposure to other disciplines in the process of acquiring legal education. Legal education at Ambrose Alli University, therefore, acts first as a stimulus to stir the student into critical analysis and examination of the prevailing social, economic and political systems of the community and, second, as an intellectual exercise aimed at studying and assessing the operation, efficacy and relevance of various rules of law in the society. In the formation of the curriculum presented, care has been taken to
ensure that law is taught as it exists at any given moment and that students will be comparative in their approach to legal studies, bearing in mind that there are many systems of law concurrently in operation. The programme, therefore, seeks to develop and equip the student with the basic goals of legal analysis or legal methods. But it must be said that the programme is dim light what openings are available to him as a law student. He can then make a more sensible choice where to move in and pitch his tent in the vast legal fields; there he would specialize by acquiring the necessary and relevant books, skills technique and experience, which will guide him successfully through his life's journey with the law.

MISSION The mission of the Faculty of Law, Ambrose Alli University is the pursuit of academic excellence, advancement of legal knowledge, and community service through quality teaching, livelong learning, social inclusion and relevant legal research that seek to meet the challenges of contemporary society. To achieve this mission, . the Faculty will be guided by the sprit of enquiry, self-reliance, fairness and the ethical and professional standards
of the legal profession. DEPARTMENTS Commercial and Industrial
Law Private and Property Law Public Law Jurisprudence and
International Law DEGREE PROGRAMME The Faculty of Law offer courses and programme leading to the degree of Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) of Ambrose Alli University. PHILOSOPHY The basic goal of the LL.B programme at Ambrose Alli University is to ensure that graduates of law will have a clear understanding of the place, and importance of law in society. Since all human activities, social, economic, political etc.